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PAPE'ETE, Tahiti, French Polynesia (September 3, 2002 – Radio New Zealand International)---Two Chinese navy vessels have arrived in Pape'ete on the first visit by the Chinese navy to French Polynesia.
The French news agency, AFP, reports that the frigate Qing Dao and a support vessel are on a three-day visit, which coincides with a visit by China's ambassador to France, Wu Jianmin.
The ambassador has given a local top businessman, Robert Wan, an official government mandate to open a Chinese cultural center in French Polynesia.
Next month, French Polynesia's President Gaston Flosse is due to visit China to discuss economic links.
The territory has ordered 100 boats for tuna fishing, with half the vessels to be built in China.
For additional reports from Radio New Zealand International, go to PACIFIC ISLANDS REPORT News/Information Links: Radio/TV News/Radio New Zealand International.
By Denys Iorere
PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (August 31, 2002 - The National/PINA Nius Online)---Fiji and Papua New Guinea officials are working on an agreement leading to cooperation between their sugar industries, Ramu Sugar Limited chairman Peter Colton disclosed.
Mr. Colton said the company was working closely with Fiji officials to come up with a Memorandum of Understanding that would pave the way for an exchange program.
This includes Papua New Guineans working in Fiji sugarcane plantations and vice-versa, he said.
Ramu Sugar Limited hopes to increase and expand its markets to the rest of the South Pacific, including Kiribati, Samoa, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
Mr. Colton said the company is currently exporting more than 8,000 tons each year to the USA and the Pacific Islands, markets Ramu is working to increase.
Mr. Colton said that Ramu is now capable of producing more than 50,000 tons of sugar from cane grown on 8,000...
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (September 2, 2002 – Radio New Zealand International)---Australia says it will invest nearly US$ 4 million to help Pacific islands battle rising seas despite refusing to ratify the Kyoto Protocol on global warming.
The pledge, some of which had already been announced, came as Fiji's Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase sought partnerships for a package of proposed projects he unveiled on the sidelines of the Earth Summit in Johannesburg.
Mr. Qarase, who as the current chairman of the Pacific Islands Forum represents the small island states, listed 12 key areas for cooperation including ocean conservation and land resources preservation.
[See: STATEMENT: World Summit On Sustainable Development, Laisenia Qarase, Prime Minister, Fiji and Chairman, Pacific Islands Forum]
The news agency, AFP, says Mr. Qarase also called for partnerships to help Pacific Islands that could be swamped by rising seas if the worst...
By Frank Senge Kolma
PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (September 2, 2002 – The National)---The country's coffee industry is in a state of crisis, the Coffee Industry Corporation said Friday.
Chief Executive Officer Ricky Mitio pointed out that a number of factors had compounded to lay waste to one of the country's largest revenue earner from the agricultural sector.
The crisis has been brought about by:
§ Historically low international prices for the crop;
§ Declining or stagnant production;
§ Serious break down in infrastructure as well as law and order;
§ A managed sector which is overburdened by debt; and
§ A re-alignment and restructuring of world demand as a result of technological advances.
Adding to the industry's woes is the non-payment by the government of K 15 million (US$ 3,822,000) which was approved under the 2002 budget for price support to coffee.
The CIC has undertaken to bear the price support...
SUVA, Fiji Islands (September 2, 2002 – BBC)---Health experts have warned the first ever youth conference on HIV and AIDS in the Pacific that the rate of infection in the region is rising quickly.
Officials from the United Nations International Children's Fund -- which organized the meeting in Fiji -- said the spread was largely due to unprotected heterosexual intercourse.
A senior UN official warned that if the Pacific did not wake up to the threat posed by the spread of HIV and AIDS, the region would suffer a similar health disaster to that which has ravaged parts of Africa.
The conference was addressed by young people from Zambia who spoke about the devastating effects the epidemic has had on their country.
For additional reports from the BBC, go to PACIFIC ISLANDS REPORT News/Information Links: Radio/TV News/BBC News: Asia-Pacific.
By Terry Tavita
APIA, Samoa (September 2, 2002 - Samoa Observer/PINA Nius Online)---Distinguished writers on Samoan-related disciplines are expected next week at the Samoan Studies Conference, to be hosted in Apia by the National University of Samoa.
The university's Institute of Samoan Studies head, Lau Dr. Asofou So'o, said the primary objective of the conference is to "identify future research directions in Samoan studies."
"The high caliber presenters will be speaking on their specific disciplinary areas and, at the same time, will open up new potential frontiers for further research studies," said Dr. So'o.
Papers to be presented will also be included in the first edition of the Journal of Samoan Studies, to be published by the National University of Samoa.
According to Dr. So'o, the conference was initially planned as a minor gathering, as there is a Pacific History Association Conference in December.
"But the overwhelming support...
By Matthew Moore Indonesia Correspondent
TIMIKA, Papua, Indonesia (September 4, 2002 – The Age)---American mining company Freeport has told employees it agrees with Indonesian security forces who blame a Papuan separatists splinter group for Saturday's attack on a mountain road that killed three company school teachers and wounded 11 others, mainly Americans.
Security chief for Freeport's gold mining operations, Tom Green, addressing about 200 staff on Monday night, made it clear he agreed with the assessment of local army and police, who said they were looking for several groups, especially one led by Titus Murib, who they said were responsible for the attack.
A company spokesman said yesterday that Freeport "does not have a view" on who was responsible but said Mr. Green had told the meeting many people were pointing to small factions of the Free Papua Movement, such as that led by Titus Murib.
Staff who attended the meeting, who said they were not...
Sixth Round Of Negotiations on the Expiring Provisions Of The Compact Of Free Association between the Federated States Of Micronesia and the United States of America Opening Remarks by The Honorable Peter Christian Chief Negotiator for the Joint Committee on Compact Economic Negotiations (JCN) of the Federated States of Micronesia Honolulu, Hawai'i August 26, 2002
Mr. Short, Ambassadors Marehalau and Dinger, Chairman Jackson and members of the U.S. and FSM teams,
We are on the final stretch of the track, coming around the bend for the final dash toward the finish line. We've put good mileage behind us. What is left in front of us will demand our whole attention, it will require unselfish use of all our reserved resources to make sure that we don't simply stumble across the finish line, but that we cross over in good form, ready for the next challenge.
It is my hope, and I'm sure it is the hope of all of us, that...
By Don Greenlees
JAKARTA, Indonesia (August 31, 2002 – The Weekend Australian)---A year ago, Hartomo was an important man in Papua. A lieutenant colonel commanding the notorious Indonesian army's Special Forces unit in the troubled eastern province, he played a vital role in controlling dissent from Jakarta's rule.
On the front line of defending the nation from the evils of separatism, Hartomo could look forward to promotion. It won't be so easy now.
The commander of the Kopassus detachment in Papua and 11 subordinates face a military court hearing over the assassination of Papua's paramount independence leader, Papuan Presidium Chairman Theys Hiyo Eluay.
Investigations by the police, the military and a national commission appointed by President Megawati Sukarnoputri have concluded Hartomo and officers and troops under his command kidnapped and executed Eluay on November 10 last year.
In a country where the...
PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (September 3, 2002 - Post-Courier/PINA Nius Online)---Bougainville's road to becoming Papua New Guinea's number one cocoa producer again is proving very successful with everyone working together to achieve the goal.
Yesterday, Bougainvilleans inundated the Kubu Cocoa and Coconut Research Institute, collecting cocoa seedlings for planting under the European Union (EU) cocoa rehabilitation program.
The program is part of efforts to rebuild the economy of Bougainville as the island province recovers from a decade of secessionist conflict.
More than 45,000 seedlings were distributed to North Bougainville farmers from the Kubu nursery on Buka, in the north of Bougainville.
Institute boss Winston Gore said people throughout Bougainville are desperate for cocoa seedlings.
The agency is doing all it can to provide them to the people, he said.
"We are on target as expected. We've already distributed 2.3 million...
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Podcast: ChucklePhonics #35
If there's one thing you expect from the Unofficial Official Chuckle Brothers podcast it is hard-hitting political satire presented by an ugly northern bloke who can never remember which one is left and which one is right.
In an underrated family film from 1993, Barry becomes President of the United States of America.
If the idea of President Barry doesn't grab you by the testicles, then this episode also features the host taking his medication firmly establishing to the listeners that he is an actual proper mental.
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On June 12-15 four of the staff members of the Åland Islands Peace Institute (ÅÌPI), Justina Donielaite, Malin Söderberg, Cecilia Brenner and Liselott Lindén took part in the Nordic Forum in Malmö - New Action on Women's Rights. The overall goal has been to gain new knowledge in the field of strategies and best practices of promoting human rights and equality, particularly focusing on gender mainstreaming in youth activities and prevention of gender based violence.
Project manager Justina Donielaite was interviewed by NIKK about the experiences and lessons learned from the Nordic Forum. Watch the interview below.
On June 12 the ÅIPI together with the cooperation partners form Latvia, Lithuania and Finland held a well-attended seminar on the girl and boy group method as a way of challenging gender stereotypes and working with gender mainstreaming in youth activities on a long term basis. The participants of the seminar have provided positive feed-back to the organizers and a number of organizations have expressed an interest in joining the existing cooperation network, among others NGOs from Norway, Denmark, Iceland and Serbia. The participation of the ÅIPI and its partners in the Nordic-Baltic network was made possible by a project grant from the Nordic Council of Ministers.
The ÅIPI representatives attended a number of seminars and lectures with the focus on violence prevention in everyday life and gender mainstreaming in education. Many organizations highlighted the importance of including boys and men in prevention of violence. One of the strategies that have been presented is offering boys a possibility to discuss and reflect about the norms surrounding masculinities today. Getting a chance to sit down and discuss expectations, feelings and relations with others is something that boys also ask for. Organizations from Sweden have also introduced a bystander perspective, which is a method that empowers bystanders to take action in violent situations.
The representatives from the project Fair Sex, Cecilia Brenner and Liselott Lindén, chose to give priority to lectures and workshops on gender based violence, equality integration and up-to-date gender research. New contacts for the upcoming work have been established and the Forum has not least been inspiring.
Further lessons learned from the Nordic Forum was that clear and concrete action plans are needed for the long term work with gender mainstreaming as well as full engagement of the staff and working teams in order for the goals to be reached. It is also of great importance that adults are present in places where young people interact and clearly take action when witnessing cases of violence and harassment.


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Batkid Officially Cancer Free
Miles Scott, the child affectionately known as Batkid all over the world, has been officially declared cancer-free.
GOOD NEWS IN GOTHAM: Five years ago, cancer patient Miles Scott memorably transformed into San Francisco's "Bat Kid," winning the hearts of the city.
Miles, now 10 years old, has been declared cancer-free. pic.twitter.com/TffEBf9I63
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There's a peak near here that I've fallen in love with. Legit love. Probably? Like the sort of love you have for fluffy kittens you can't keep for yourself so you're going to love them even more, on principle. Whatever sort of love that is…that's how I feel about Les Chaux. It's basically perfect in every way I want it to be + it's the gateway to one of my favorite trails in all of Switzerland. Maybe I need to explore more to find a better trail…but until I find that, this is my favoritest trail evers. #fact


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- Chefs from across the US shared their favorite grocery-store purchases with INSIDER.
- The foods chefs said they like to purchase ranged from kitchen staples, like eggs and peanut butter, to prepared foods, like rotisserie chicken and sushi.
- Some chefs also said they enjoy buying supermarket exclusives like Publix's fried chicken or Trader Joe's banana-bread mix.
- Visit INSIDER.com for more stories.
Even though they're cooking up a variety of gourmet dishes at work, many chefs prefer to keep things simple when they're at home.
Because of this, some chefs tend to purchase popular, multipurpose ingredients that they can use in a variety of simple dishes or specialty foods they can snack on in a hurry.
INSIDER asked chefs across the US about their favorite, underrated items to purchase at the grocery store. Here's what they said.
This chef said her go-to purchase at the grocery store is a popular condiment in Korean cuisine
"My favorite grocery store find is gochujang, a traditional Korean fermented red-chili condiment that has a slightly sweet heat and umami-rich flavor," Chef Sohui Kim, co-owner of The Good Fork in Brooklyn, New York, told INSIDER.
Kim said her preferred brand of gochujang is Chung Jung One because it's made with Korean chili peppers.
"Gochujang is a workhorse in my pantry and not only for Korean dishes," said Kim. "It's a great thickening agent, with a fantastic kick of flavor. I love the combination of sweet and spicy that it adds to chili, braises, and barbeque sauces."
One chef said rotisserie chicken is a great bargain that's also healthy
"Rotisserie chicken is a healthy, under-$10 meal that is often overlooked," Yehuda Sichel, chef at Abe Fisher in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, told INSIDER. "It's always hot and ready to go. I also love it because often you can break down this one chicken into two to three meals."
Chicken bouillon cubes are an underrated staple in any kitchen, said one chef
Chris Feldmeier, executive chef at Love & Salt in Manhattan Beach, California, told INSIDER that his favorite grocery item is Knorr's chicken bouillon.
"I absolutely love the richness and body this adds to marinades for all kinds of meat," said Feldmeier.
"The first ingredient is MSG, which I feel gets an incredibly undue bad rep," he added. "It's a flavor enhancer with an umami taste that balances, blends, and rounds the perception of other tastes." He said MSG also "intensifies the meaty, savory flavor of food."
This chef said crispy onions are tedious to make from scratch, so he typically just buys them
"Even for a skilled chef, making crispy onions is messy and a pain," Daniel DiStefano, executive chef at NYC's Made Nice, told INSIDER. "The store-bought crispy onions are never greasy, perfectly salted, and, most of all, don't require you to slowly deep fry onion slices on your stove."
This chef said he thinks 'anchovies should be in everything'
Garrison Price, executive chef at Cafe Clover in NYC's West Village, told INSIDER that anchovies can be used in "infinite ways." These include serving them with bread and butter as a snack or canapé or adding them to pasta sauce to provide it with a layer of umami flavor.
"Anchovies should be in everything, especially because people won't even know it is there half the time," Price said.
This chef said Greek yogurt is his 'blank canvas' for both sweet and savory dishes
Plain Greek yogurt is a home-kitchen staple according to Joe Gentempo, executive chef at Parkwoods in Atlanta, Georgia.
"It can be used in place of mayonnaise or sour cream in savory dishes and [it] transforms into a great tzatziki with [the addition of] some cucumber and mint," Gentempo told INSIDER. "It's a perfect breakfast or even dessert — just elevate it with some honey and fresh seasonal fruit. My kids can't get enough."
This chef said he can't resist buying things that are BOGO nor can he resist a popular Little Debbie's dessert
"I always start very focused and with the right intentions when stepping through the automatic doors at a supermarket, but quickly veer off course to any BOGO deal they have to offer," David Bancroft, chef and owner of Alabama barbecue joint Bow & Arrow, told INSIDER.
He added, "Nobody really needs two big jars of spaghetti sauce or two huge cans of baked beans at the same time, but eventually we will get to the second one, right?"
Bancroft also said that it's hard for him to resist Little Debbie's Oatmeal Creme Pies.
This chef said she has a few favorite hot sauces that she tends to purchase
"Chefs across the board seem to have a love and appreciation for all things spicy," said Chef Gemma Kamin-Korn of Bar Beau in NYC. "Regardless of why, hot sauce is a staple and is often generously applied over top an unhealthy spread of fast food, generally in the wee hours of the night."
Read More: 12 chefs reveal their favorite hot sauce
Kamin-Korn said her favorite hot sauces are Sriracha and Cholula Green Pepper. Of the latter, Kamin-Korn said, "It is not overpoweringly spicy and has great flavor — a step up from your basic Tabasco."
This chef said Duke's Mayonnaise is his favorite grocery-store pick
Travis Grimes, executive chef at Husk Restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina, told INSIDER that his favorite grocery-store item is Duke's Mayonnaise.
"People might ask, 'You're a chef, why not make your own mayo?' [but] once you've tasted the best mayo on earth why try and compete with perfection?" said Grimes.
This one chef said he and his colleagues oftentimes purchase grocery-store sushi
Chef Jim Stein of McCrady's Tavern and McCrady's in Charleston, South Carolina, told INSIDER that he and several of his chef colleagues frequently buy grocery-store sushi.
"After a long day in a hot kitchen eating [and] tasting hot food, a lot of chefs end up eating cold leftovers or snacks that are in the reach-ins or walk-in coolers" said Stein. "Cold snacks, in my opinion, are refreshing to the palate and nothing is better than a nice spicy tuna and avocado roll."
This one chef said he enjoys birthday cake from Publix, an employee-owned supermarket chain
Kevin Johnson, executive chef at and owner of The Grocery in Charleston, South Carolina, said he has a soft spot for Publix's birthday cake.
"There is something nostalgic about that mysteriously moist cake and extremely sweet icing that I really enjoy," Johnson told INSIDER. "I certainly don't mind if we skip the special homemade cake on my birthday, or anyone else in my family's [birthday], in favor of one of these."
This chef said he has a special place in his heart for fried chicken from Publix
Chef Erik Niel of Easy Bistro & Bar and Main Street Meats in Chattanooga, Tennessee, said his favorite grocery-store purchase is Publix's cold, fried chicken. "It rocks," he added.
This chef said eggs are something she always keeps in her fridge
Katy Smith, executive creative chef at the California-based taqueria Puesto, said she always makes sure to keep her fridge stocked with eggs.
Read More: 11 chefs share their favorite ways to take eggs to the next level
"The obvious use is eggs for weekend breakfasts, but sometimes we have breakfast for dinner for a quick, vegetarian weeknight meal," Smith told INSIDER.
She said she also uses eggs to make carbonara sauce, vegetable frittatas, and savory Dutch babies, a type of popover. Smith also said she sometimes fries eggs and puts them on top of rice bowls that include leftovers from the restaurant she works at.
This chef said she uses a lot of peanut butter at home and sometimes even eats it by the spoonful
Samantha Davis, the chef du cuisine at Henry at Life Hotel in NYC, told INSIDER that peanut butter is one of her grocery-store staples.
"I use and eat so much peanut butter at home," said Davis. "If I'm not eating cereal, I am eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich or scooping a spoon out and eating it alone."
"I rarely cook at home but if I do, I will get a rotisserie chicken and lettuce and make a quick peanut sauce with [peanut butter], brown sugar, lime juice, chili peppers, soy [sauce], and fish sauce," she added.
This chef said he appreciates the simplicity of Trader Joe's banana-bread mix
"I love the Trader Joe's banana-bread mix because it is made with totally organic ingredients — all you have to do is add milk, eggs, and oil," Peter Smith, executive chef at JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa, told INSIDER. "Brilliantly simple and one of the most consistent and tasty products out there."
Read More: 11 chefs share the one food they always buy at Trader Joe's
This chef said freeze-dried fruit is a healthy snack that can double as a tasty garnish
Matt Griffin, executive chef and partner at Happy Cooking Hospitality, a restaurant group based in NYC's West Village, said he likes freeze-dried fruit because it's "totally snack-able and healthy on its own."
Plus, he said it is a versatile ingredient to have in any pantry. Griffin said some other uses for freeze-dried fruit include sprinkling it on top of yogurt, blending it into a smoothie, or adding it as a zesty garnish for French toast, pancakes, or waffles.


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So the army of feminazis have been at it again this time attacking a much loved childhood game Zelda the plucky hero with the magical ocarina.
apparently Zelda is nothing but a sexist, classist , racist game again I find my self screaming at the screen every time I read something like this, Zelda was one if the first games I played on the Original nes and loved it did I care that I had to play the male hero saving the day? nope loved it.
link is also being accused of being classist , HOW just HOW ! ? he starts the very first game with a wooden sword! ( this was back in 1987 so most of the fembitchies weren't even born!) he doesn't even have a job! hes just happy enough to go on adventures saving the day hes a poor plucky hero saving the day
as for the army of fembitches slowly attacking each of our beloved games whats next? perhaps they'd like to start on Mickey Mouse: Adventures in Wonderland? Zelda is wonderful game great for anyone any age , any race. the army of feminazi's forget that Zelda is the childhood friend most gamers can relate. to looking on face book I can see the hate from this
so ill finish on this note the feminazis don't talk for me i have my own brain , and I love Zelda!
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cHAprER 27 The Social and Ethical Conned of Agriculture: Is It There and Can We Teach It? Otto C. Doering IT! James G. Leising, Rapporteur "Values are the emotional rules by which a nation governs itself. Values summarize the accumulated folk wisdom by which a soci- ety organizes and disciplines itself. And values are the precious reminders that individuals obey to bring order and meaning into their personal lives. Without values, nations, societies and individu- als can pitch straight to hell" (Michener' lssl:so-sl). So argues James A. Michener in a plea for the teaching of family and commu- nity values. He sees such values as being distinct to each group in society and critical to the working of any society with each group or family having something unique to convey to its next generation. Many in agriculture still labor under the belief in agricultures uniqueness. This notion rests on the recollection of Jeffersonts concerns for a yeoman class to preserve democracy and on the continuation of agrarian beliefs from the era of populist fervor in America. The preservation of the myth of agricultural uniqueness also preserves the notion that agriculture has a unique social and ethical context. One aspect of this has been a belief that agricul- ture has a special relationship with the natural world. Depending on the values implicitly expressed, this relationship is variously described as one of harmony or one of management of nature, ranging from that of an English garden to that of Attila the Hun. Some other aspects involve the value of labor, the place of commu- nity, and the inherent value of rural life. What we all need to face is the fact that the uniqueness is gone and that agriculture is unlikely to operate or exist on the basis of its own unique social and ethical contexts. Other social and ethical contexts have overtaken that of agriculture if not by force of vir 237
AGRICULTURE AND THE UNDERG~UATE tue, then by force of swamping the agricultural population with an industrial one. it was the social and ethical context of the industrial population that first swamped the agricultural population. The dy- namism of the industrial context is superbly reflected by Carl Sand- burg~s poem Chicago." Chicago is not only "Hog Butcher for the World" and Stacker of Wheat" but also "Tool Maker . . . Player with Railroads . . . Stormy, husky, brawling, . . . Flinging magnetic curses amid the toil of piling job on job . . . Bareheaded,/Shoveling,/Wreck- ing,/Planning,/Building, breaking, rebuilding" (sandburg' 1970). This is the new American industrial city. Yet this poem was written in 1916, only a decade after the Country Life Commission (Rasmussen, 1975), written at a time when half of the nation was still agrarian. We are now well beyond the industrial age and into a postindustrial age and context. To believe that agriculture still has its own unique social and ethical context is to be two revolutions out of date. What we face now is not the challenge of dealing with a social and ethical context that flows from the agricultural experience. We are having to deal with the social and ethical context of someone elsets age. Those whom we teach in schools of agriculture are not products of the farm the Jeffersonian and populist vision they are products of the postindustrial age who will be unlikely to go to the farm or anything like it. Our current students come to us not only without a sense of agricultural context but also with only a very limited collection of any strong social and ethical norms. Neither families nor communi- ties feel as strongly about inculcating a given set of norms in their young as was the case in more interdependent communities gen- erations ago. As these Uundernormed" students approach the uni- versities or colleges of their choice, they are subject to the posture of modern science that tries to ignore or avoid dealing with social or ethical norms as much as possible. Science in schools of agri- culture is not unique in its disinterest in social and ethical norms. industrial science and scientific production also have no interest or willingness to deal with such norms unless they reinforce science or production. Over the years, agriculture has had some touchstone social and ethical issues that have been barometers of our social and ethical sensibilities. Migrant labor has been one of these. The way we have dealt with this issue is by eliminating it eliminating it without compensating the displaced, eliminating it without retraining the redundant, eliminating it because it was so socially embarrassing that we were unwilling to apply good management science to a first-class labor force and make them more productive. Church groups might give money to migrant labor organizing efforts, but the same diocese might not minister to the spiritual needs, let alone social needs, of the migrants. Few applied good science to make viable employment instead we applied technological displace 238
THE SOCIAL AND ETHICAL CONTEXT OF AGRICULT13RE meet. In spite of (or maybe because of) harping criticism from the outside, agriculture was unwilling to tackle this issue constructively. It seems ironic that having punted concerns about our treatment of people, we are now having to respond to concerns about battery of chickens and animal rights. What would we like to have a student of agriculture be prepared to do about social and ethical questions? My goal would be to produce students who are able to recognize and weigh the trade- offs involved in applying broad social and ethical norms to today's decisions. 1 am concerned that our students are mostly unable to deal with issues like the Wig Green" referendum in California (ban- ning a large number of agricultural chemicals and addressing many other environmental concerns), given the many conflicting social and ethical norms and goals involved. We cannot avoid responsi- bility by using the device of throwing our students into international or other cross cultural experiences to sensitize them to Real" is- sues they must first be able to identify and deal with the context of their own society. Only later might a cross-cultural experience be instructive in further teaching the broad nature of our own norms. 1 learned more about American social and ethical norms during 2 years of postgraduate study at London University than at any other time in my life (but I started from the basis of a strong liberal arts undergraduate education) Many of the faculty in schools of agriculture had a single re- sponse to the Big Green issue that was a non sequitur to the rest of society. The response was: elf the public were only adequately trained in science, they would recognize the need for these chemi- cals and the inherent safety of their use." This response is indica- tive of several tragic flaws in the way that the agricultural minority approaches the rest of society. First, even if a member of the general public had the same scientific knowledge as the scientist, that individual might still have a different risk preference and val- ues with respect to health or concerns for environmental damage. Second, the general public is not likely to ever be adequately trained in science in the eyes of scientists. Third, we are dealing with public perceptions, which may or may not correspond to scientific facts and may correspond more closely to information from a source believed to be trustworthy. Being considered trustworthy is closer to a value judgment involving social and ethical norms than it is to scientific accuracy. Finally, my fellow scientists missed some of the mayor trade-offs and potential problems of Big Green by being con- cerned only about the scientific facts. Some of the major trade-offs were social and ethical, and neither extreme in the debate had all the angels on its side. By being unconcerned with the social and ethical arguments central to major public issues, we leave the game in forfeit. One of the impacts of Big Green would have been to move the 239
AGRICULTURE AND THE UNDERGRADUATE production of a number of specialty vegetables and fruits to other states or countries. As a consumer, 1 know that California has the most stringent pesticide and fungicide use regulations in the nation. California also has the highest standards of safety and economic protection for its agricultural labor force of any state or country. If we move this production out of California, I am likely to be less well protected from excess chemicals or more risky chemicals than was the case when California grew the product. Certain foods might be more expensive or less available. The labor used to grow and harvest the product is also less likely to have good working conditions and adequate wages and benefits (according to my stan- dards as an urban consumer) than would be the case in California. What this says is that, in some instances, Big Green would likely result in potentially more chemical exposure for the rest of the nation that now consumes produce from California and consumer choice would be changed by price and availability. It might also result in production under conditions much less favorable to agri- cultural workers and those of us outside of agriculture know about these things: we boycotted grapesl All of these secondary im- pacts involve social and ethical considerations that are important to society. How would our students look at Big Green? Would they temper the science-only approach7 How arrogant might their science-only approach be7 Would they recognize the importance of public per- ception and trust and know what they are based on7 Would they be able to identify and assess countervailing social and ethical concerns even when one side appeared to have all the social and ethical weight in its favors Could they make decisions on the basis of both science and nonscience7 AS another example, how would our students deal with the "circle of poison" issued Again, scientific and factual information appears to be on one side, which is pitted against social and ethical con- cerns on the other side, whose proponents suggest we stop the production of unregistered chemicals for export. However, even social and ethical norms can be of widely different scopes and contexts. There are ethical as well as good scientific arguments on both sides. Having worked in developing countries for a number of years, I do not feel I have the ethical right to tell a subsistence farmer that he is not allowed to use a chemical that is not regis- tered with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency when he is feeding a family suffering from malnutrition. 1 feel it would be arrogant of me to do so. Wealthy people are more able to worry about the long run than very poor people are. Do wealthy people have the ethical right to force the long-term view on the poor? 1 do not find this an easy question to answer. Those on both extremes in the debate are more comfortable than I am in easily dealing with or just ignoring such questions. 240
THE SOCIAL AND ETHICAL CONTEXT OF AGRICULTURE Can and should we teach an ethical and social context to our students? we can, but we probably should not. Can we teach a broad perspective that gives context to social and ethical issues? I am not sure that we can, but I think this is a better approach. What I am saying is that, first, our society is providing less and less of an overall social and ethical context for our young. Few parents are willing to teach and convey it, and precollege schools believe that they are not allowed to teach it. Second, if we try to teach this at the college level, we might end up teaching a doctrine or set of personal professorial beliefs. However, I am less con- cerned about a Marxist in the classroom than ~ am about a bad Marxist in the classroom whose only appeal is to the heart, not the mind. Students need to be able to recognize and then analyze the social and ethical trade-offs inherent in any important decision to which they can then apply their own developing values and their knowledge of scientific facts. Winston Churchillts quip that "if a young student is not at first a Socialist he does not have a heart, but if he does not later become a Conservative he does not have a brain" tells us more than his view about socialists and conserva- tives. It says something about the process of learning and explor- ing values and balancing these with facts in decision making. At the college level, we should not teach a given social and ethical context per se. We can broaden the knowledge base in which an individual deals with such questions and we can demon- strate an approach to such issues by example. Exposing under- graduates to teachers who are good in their disciplines, who have broad experience, and who have their own well-developed social and ethical context is one of the best learning experiences. What sorts of individuals fit the bill? Keith Kennedy, Jean McKelvey, Jean and Ken Robinson, Dan Sister, and Milton Barnett at Cornell Uni- versity; John Axtell, Bruce McKenzie, Deborah Brown, and Don Paarl- berg at Purdue University; Emerson Babb and Bob Peart at the University of Florida; and Bill Chancellor and Sylvia Lane at the University of California at Davis have done this for earlier genera- tions. If you want students to gain social and ethical context, do not try to teach it badly; put in the classroom teachers for whom it pervades the learning experience. Students then see what such a context does for onets ability to analyze difficult issues and make critical decisions. A course in ethics can broaden a students scope but may offer little by example or experience in making difficult ethical choices. On a curriculum level, there must also be some background information or personal experience giving the student some basis for making comparisons and choices. This means taking a good class in American government, some well-taught history, English that facilitates better reading and writing (allowing the student to enter the world of ideas)' cultural anthropology, applied sociology, 241
AGRICULTURE AND TIdE UNDERGRADUATE etc. Without something like this, a student has no context for social and ethical issues-no standards for comparison and discrimination other than personal emotions and experiences. The following are some goals that we might set for ourselves to equip our students to integrate social and ethical factors into their decision making: 1. Do our students understand the difference between facts and values? Are they equally comfortable dealing with each, and do they recognize the role of each in decision making? 2. Do our students have a broad context for social and ethical questions in addition to their own personal beliefs, values, and experiences? 3. Are our students able to identify and assess trade-offs that involve facts and values, science, and the social and ethical con- text? 4. Have our students been sufficiently exposed to teachers who convey experience in dealing with social and ethical issues in a nonadvocacy, nonproselytizing way? If we can answer yes to each of the above, we are turning out an individual ready to deal with the social and ethical context of the postindustrial world. References Michener, J. A. 1991. What is the secret of teaching values? Money(April): 9~9 1 . Rasmussen, W. 1975. Pp. 186~1906 in Agriculture in the United States: A Documentary History, vol. 2. New York: Random House. (First published in Bailey, L., et al. 1909. Report of the Country Life Commis- sion.) Sandburg, C. 1970. Chicago. P. 3 in the Complete Poems of Carl Sandburg. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. RAPPORTEUR'S SUMMARY Many believe that agriculture has a unique social and ethical context. Some of the major aspects involve agriculture's special relationship with the natural world, the value of labor, the place of community, and the inherent value of rural life. Otto C. Doering 111 argued that the industrial segment of society has overtaken that of agriculture and has, in effect, replaced the social and ethical con- text for most Americans. He stated, UWe are now well beyond the industrial age and into a postindustrial age and context. To believe that agriculture still has its own unique social and ethical context is to be two revolutions out of date." 242
THE SOCIAL AND ETHICAL CONTEXT OF AGRICULTURE Currently, students come to colleges of agriculture without a sense of agricultural context, but they also have limited collections of strong social and ethical norms. As a result, students are sub- ject to the attitudes of modern science. These attitudes attempt to ignore or avoid the ideas of social and ethical norms and the roles they play in society. A good example of this attitude was the Wig Green" referendum in California that was aimed at limiting a large number of agricultural chemicals. Scientists responded from the perception that if the public were only adequately trained in sci- ence, they would recognize the need for these chemicals and the safety of their use. This type of logic often errs, because the scientific community fails to recognize that we are dealing with public perceptions that may or may not correspond to scientific facts and that may correspond more closely to information from sources believed to be trustworthy. Being trustworthy is closer to a value Judgment involving social and ethical norms than it is to scientific accuracy. What should students of agriculture be prepared to do about social and ethical questions? According to Doering, students should be able to recognize and weigh the trade-offs involved in applying social and ethical norms to today's decisions. He also advocated that pushing students into international or other cross-cultural expe- riences was not the answer. Rather, they must first identify and deal with the context of their own society. Can and should we teach an ethical and social context to our students? Doering believes that we cannot teach the social and ethical context per se. Rather, he feels we can broaden the knowl- edge base in which an individual deals with such questions and we can demonstrate an approach to such issues by example. In other words, do not try to teach it badly, but instead, put in the classroom teachers who have it so that it pervades the learning experience. Students then see what such a context does for one's ability to analyze difficult issues and make critical decisions. It was concluded that teachers often attempt to separate fact from values rather than looking at all the information brought to bear on the issue that will cause students to look at the whole. MuCh debate ensued in the discussion group over whether courses could be used to teach the values and ethics of agricul- ture. No clear consensus was evident, but it was pointed out that most faculty have little formal education in the area of ethics, and therefore, courses of this nature may need to be taught jointly with faculty from philosophy or other social science departments. A beginning point for implementing the teaching of ethics and values might be for each professor to agree to integrate topics that ad- dress the question, What social and ethical implications does this course have for mankind and society at large?, However, this suggestion is made with the understanding that faculty would be 243
AGRICULTURE AND THE UNDERGRADUATE given the opportunity for professional development in this area and would have thought deeply about the issues involved. Another concern that was addressed was the idea that students do not have a context for dealing with social and ethical issues because they have no standards other than an emotional context for discriminating the various sides of an issue. In other words, should the curriculum include some general education in such dis- ciplines as history and government, English, anthropology, and so- ciology to provide a context for considering issues? After much discussion, the consensus was yes. However, one question re- mained: "How many units should be required and what agricultural courses should be deleted to make room for general education courses?" lt should be noted that most universities have required general education courses; however, this discussion was focused on the idea of creating a coherent core of courses specifically for agricultural students. in summary, Doering suggested four goals that faculty members might set for students in the area of the social and ethical context of agriculture. Students should understand the difference between facts and values. 2. Students need a broad context for social and ethical ques- tions in addition to their own personal beliefs and values. 3. Students should be able to identify and assess trade-offs that involve facts and values, science, and the social and ethical con text. 4. Students should be exposed to teachers who convey experi- ence in dealing with social and ethical issues in a nonadvocacy, nonproselytizing way. There is no question that the social and ethical context of agri- culture is one of the least understood and least taught areas of the curriculum for agricultural students. This session provided a dis- cussion of the issues involved and provided insight into teaching about the social and ethical context of agriculture. it is apparent, now more then ever before, that if we fail in dealing with these aspects of agriculture, we could become paralyzed as an industry. 244


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~Airline first in India to offer UPI as a payment mechanism~
Mumbai, April 03, 2017: Jet Airways, India's full service, premiere international airline, announced that its guests can now buy tickets online on its website jetairways.com, mobile site and mobile app by using the industry's latest payment mechanism – Unified Payments Interface (UPI).
With the introduction of this option, Jet Airways becomes the only Indian airline to provide guests with this convenient payment solution.
As a revolutionary payment system, UPI allows money to be transferred instantaneously between any two bank accounts instantly, using a smartphone. Launched by National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to further RBI's vision of migrating towards a less-cash and a more digital society, UPI employs standard application programming interfaces (APIs) that provide an interoperable system for seamless transfers on top of the Immediate Payment Service (IMPS) platform.
Guests of Jet Airways, including its growing number of mobile and data savvy, smartphone users, can now enjoy greater choice, added convenience and ease of payment.
UPI becomes Jet Airways' 21st digital payment option to be offered to guests and represents the airline's extensive and relentless emphasis towards embracing technology and deploying it first in the form of innovative solutions that provide its guests with superior value and choice.
Jayaraj Shanmugam, Chief Commercial Officer, Jet Airways, said, "We are continuously exploring ways to embed technology by way of smarter solutions to provide value to the connected traveler. Our latest payment interface – Unified Payments Interface (UPI), backed by leading banks is yet another smart solution that is simple, convenient and secure."
Transacting via UPI is extremely easy for guests who must opt for the 'UPI payment option' during the booking process in order to transact via a Virtual Payment Address – which acts as their financial address and is linked to their bank accounts. UPI does away with guests having to remember and enter their bank details online to enable transactions and guests only have to remember their M-Pin for facilitating any payment.
The integration of UPI as a mode of payment on Jet Airways' website and app is a strong step that complements the nation's drive towards a transparent, digitized economy, on the back of over 250m smartphone connections and record breaking consumption of data via the internet.
In the recent past, Jet Airways has introduced multiple customer-centric solutions such as 'Seat Select', 'Fare Lock', 'JetAdvance' and 'Fare Choices' in its efforts to make travel increasingly convenient for its guests, in line with its philosophy of enhancing its overall value proposition. Jet Airways also introduced 'JetScreen' – its WiFi-enabled streaming solution which lets guest's enjoy in-flight entertainment on their personal devices. In another first, the airline recently partnered with Uber to offer seamless travel solutions from doorstep to doorstep.
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Angeles Police Department Relies on NEC in Emergency Operations
FACILITY: Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center, LAPD RACR Division
LOCATION: Los Angeles, California
AV DESIGN CONSULTANT: Spectrum Video, Inc., Oceanside, CA, www.spectrumvideo. com
PURPOSE: Constructing a brand new facility that encourages productivity with high-tech digital screens for information display
EQUIPMENT: 46" NEC X461UN, 46" P461, 40" MultiSync LCD4020-AVT
PROJECT SUMMARY:When the Los Angeles Police Department's (LAPD) Real-Time Analysis and Critical Response (RACR) division needed a display solution in its control center, it looked to Spectrum Video, Inc. to design workstations and a video wall that would allow its staff to work swiftly and efficiently, without worrying about the dependability of its technology. The workstations allow RACR staff to work in teams and enable collaboration, while area monitors mounted from the ceiling help with decision-making in emergency situations. The ultra-narrow bezel video wall is viewable from virtually anywhere within the brand new facility.
The RACR division of the LAPD is a 24/7 fusion and information processing center where resources, situation status of the city and developing tactical incidents are tracked. This department also includes daily detective support to Los Angeles and complete analysis on emerging crime patterns. CHALLENGE: Originally, the LAPD resided in the basement of City Hall. Cramped and pressed for space, the City worked to build a brand new facility for multiple stakeholders, including the Emergency Management Department (EMD), LAPD RACR, and the Los Angeles Fire Department's Main Dispatch and Department Operations Center. Primary design plans for RACR featured a rear-projection system with mirrors and projection screen that showed emergency situation status in an area where officers developed a course of action. Staff members were not looking forward to constantly replacing projector lamps, and realized bringing in a new flat-panel system would provide real estate behind the displays, which could be used for equipment racks full of AV-related gear.
In designing the system, AV design consultant Spectrum wanted to dramatically improve the RACR facility by creating a seamless video wall that would support a variety of content and have the ability to alternate each screen's content. Spectrum determined that the project would require displays with high resolution, image clarity, thin bezels, and commercial-grade panels. SOLUTION: Spectrum's solid previous experience with NEC and the company's prestigious reputation in the digital signage industry led the design team to discuss the project's possibilities with NEC's representatives. The conversation quickly moved to NEC's pre-announcement of the 46" X461UN ultra-narrow LCD display. This advanced notice generated interest among both Spectrum's design team and LAPD RACR division management, and a product demonstration was performed for a variety of LAPD personnel. Spectrum's recommendation in selecting the X461UN was approved by the LAPD when it recognized the benefits and substantial change, such as rugged design, TileMatrix video wall capabilities and near-seamless bezel.
Spectrum designed the layout, architecture and engineering of the 28 X461UNs and integrated the 7x4 news and information videowall into the control room, giving operator positions in the center bay unimpeded views. The videowall displays critical news and information from off-air and closed-circuit sources, promoting the LAPD's confidentiality. The RACR division benefits from the ease of exchange and maintenance offered by the NEC product, when coupled with the structural mounting frame ("Swing Wall") designed by RP Visuals of Santa Ana, CA. The video wall is driven by a unique hybrid technology design by Spectrum, utilizing both a primary path ("PixelNet" image processing by Jupiter) and secondary path (directto- display Digital Image Signal Routing that leverages NEC's TileMatrix capability) for failsafe image display in the event the primary path is compromised.
Additionally, Spectrum specified 40" LCD4020-AVT displays at each "Team Pod" workstation in the east and west bays. Each pod houses six individuals who focus on specific support tasks and use the 40" display for local viewing of digital imagery. Images produced at the Team Pods have the ability to be displayed on the news and information video wall for all staff to view.
In three corners of the facility, Spectrum utilized "Decision Making Monitors" with NEC's 46" P461-AVT, suspending them from the ceiling. The industrial- strength P Series display offered the LAPD enhanced features for long-term digital signage use, such as an ambient light sensor, full connectivity, and realtime scheduling. Management offices and conference rooms to the north of the Command Positions have windows allowing a birdseye view into the RACR facility.


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Preventative health care is key. As the population ages, it is our responsibility to find ways to keep them active and motivated to make healthier choices.
We must constantly ask ourselves, how can we do things better? What are the strengths and weaknesses of the systems in place today?


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Shamon Cassette , formerly known as Cerebral Vortex has been one of my favourite rappers ever since I discovered the internet and realized that the only interesting rappers were the ones who dint mind having HTML awe struck pen pals from third world continents. He's a beacon of knowledge for all types of cool shit because he's done it all. From driving Tanks during the Iraq War as a US marine to making songs with the likes of Spoek Mathambo, Youngsta and Thirstin Howl, he's done it all.
Whats the whole idea behind Black Agassi?
Black Agassi is homage to one of the gods of style and the whole idea came about as my interest in playing tennis became a pretty serious thing alongside my passion for wearing wigs and toting designer tennis racket covers through the streets of Manhattan. I've always been a huge fan of all the Nike court challenge pieces and the lava splatters. I wanted to create a platform to tell his story that I've always been so intrigued by growing up. To me Agassi was totally punk in the 90's so that's where the cover art reference is drawn from.
What influenced the sound of this project? I haven't heard a "straight" Hip-Hop record from you in a while, what brought about the change from the faster club tunes you do so well?
The faster club tunes these days I'm about are hip-house and acid house records that I make with Bon Voyage. The traditional sounds of Hip-Hop were always my true core. Then I fell in love with the Kwaito sound which then sparked my desire to adjust my focus toward hip-house but Black Agassi was something I was doing in between for therapy and fitness .When we birthed Vertual Vertigo we were collecting and hunting for vintage, analog gear and playing around with old vocal techniques to achieve the sounds and styles of our favourite shit from the boom bap era.
That said who is Japandrew? (Producer of Black Agassi)
Japandrew is my brother from another mother. We met as my former crew, Vertual Vertigo relocated to America and made our home base Chicago. He had just gotten out of prison and our DJ at the time stayed back in Europe. He was a perfect fit for us and it started off as him hanging out with us a lot and then always having a fresh beat tape for the car didn't hurt. It didn't take long at all before he became a permanent member of the team. After Vertual Vertigo went on hiatus, we continued to work together up to now
So when did your obsession with tennis come about?
Honestly, no lie…So when I was studying fashion at F.I.T. I needed an elective to get my degree and all the classes were like yoga, spinning, chess and then I seen kung fu on the list. My kung fu instructor was one of those 80's furry Jerry Garcia looking gung-ho dudes and wouldn't pass you unless you got all the forms and styles and routines properly. He was a hater and failed me because I thought certain moves worked better in different forms. At least he gave me an "I" for incomplete on the course. The following semester I still needed the credits so I took the intro to tennis instead and I loved that shit and advanced through tennis. Then I started getting invites by the alumni to play doubles at the Manhattan tennis club and from there it just really took off for me.
Not too many people know that you were a U.S Marine and even spent some time in Iraq, a subject you touch on in "point served" what led you into the Army and has it influenced your music in anyway?
Suicidal thoughts led me to joining the military. I was going through shit just like any 19 year old would do and after some wild suicide fails earlier on in life and I thought it would be waaay cooler to die for something than to just die for nothing… and guns and tanks and travelling kind of interested me a lot at the time and I needed to do something. It's definitely influenced my music in many ways because my experiences there have become bits to the pieces that collectively make Shamon Cassette.
You're also a stylist by profession. What's your earliest memory of "fashion" and what keeps you in the fashion game?
My earliest memories of fashion were from my mother. She was a very beautiful stylish lady. She used to be a part of a car club that all drove souped up Datsuns and it was like a style and attitude vibe so I was seeing early on how the two played hand in hand (style/attitude).
What keeps me in the game is research. I spend a great amount of my time doing research on just about any and everything. I always tend to find inspiration for fashion in the oddest forms. Most of the time it's not even something fashion related that I become inspired and try to translate into fashion.
You've been doing music for ages and you have a bag of really good releases underneath your belt, I personally feel you're underrated? Do you feel underrated? Or is this a shitty question?
Thanks for saying that and no, it's not a shitty question at all. I actually get asked that question quite a bit. I don't ever feel underrated. If anything I'd say "undiscovered". Just seeing how some of the greater artists in history that held the longest reigns in longevity were also dubbed underrated before they popped off. I feel like the ratings come from the fans that actually understand you and relate to you and appreciate you for being the voice of the like minded people that don't have a voice or a platform. So those numbers mean nothing to me, it's the quality of the fan base and their ratings are the ones that matter to me.
So how did the Thirstin Howl The 3rd collaboration come about? Apart from the both of you having beards and being from Brooklyn? Were you also shop lifting Ralph Lauren Clothes for shits and giggles?
My history with the Lo-Life's and Brooklyn shit go way back. One of my brothers is actually a Lo-Life Buddy Leezle. Vertual Vertigo collectively were massive Thirstin Howl fans so as we were midway through making Black Agassi we came up with the hair brain idea of "what If we had Thirstin on a track?". So we got his number from a mutual friend and buzzed him and sent it to Thirstin and 3 days later we opened up an email that said "yeahyeahyeah". Dreams come true. You never know what could have happened if you never asked.
But what's your favourite collaboration you've done so far?
My favourite collaboration so far has had to have been the remake of Fela Kuti's "zombiez" for the last Red Hot+ Fela compilation with my favourite visionary in the world Spoek Mathambo. It was crazy because Seun Kuti actually invited us on to remake the song.
You're basically an honorary South African as far as everyone here is concerned. What drew you to this country?
That's an absolute honour. I actually do feel like an honorary South African. Hold up…. allow me to give the biggest shouts to all my South African homies and Jozi, Soweto, Cape Town Durban and everywhere in between. I've felt a connection to South Africa ever since the first time I watched Coming to America. I was so intrigued by Eddie Murphy's character being a prince from Africa made me fantasize about his life. Then one day, you and Spoek started buzzing early on the internet chat rooms and MySpace and shit. You guys were straight serving me up South Africa flavour since way back then via the internet. After the Sub-Pop thing kicked off for Spoek and we got sent out to shoot the "let them talk" video in Durban and that was actually my first trip to South Africa and that's when my obsession with South Africa started.
How important are personal aesthetics when it comes to creating art/music?
Personal aesthetics are actually the most important part of art and music. If the personal aesthetic isn't powerful the piece lacks character.


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Choolaimedu Pin Code
The following table displays Pin code of Choolaimedu Post Office (600094) along with Post Office type and contact address.
Pin Code of Choolaimedu Post Office, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
|Post Office
|Choolaimedu S.O
|Post Type
|Delivery Type
|Chennai City Central
|Chennai Region
|Tamil Nadu
|Head Office
|Thygarayanagar H.O
|Contact Address:
|Postmaster, Choolaimedu S.O, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India (IN), Pin Code:-600094
|Contact No.
The following areas/localities come under Choolaimedu Post Office, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, and have the same Pin Code as Choolaimedu - 600094.
|A Kannagi Street
|A Silambu Street
|A Subrayan Street
|A Vallalar Street
|A-b Kandappan Colony
|A.r. Molilstore
|Aadhavan Screen Printing
|Ab International
|Abdullah Street
|Abith Nagar
|Activate Toolmart
|Advertising Company
|Ags Enterprises
|Ahemed Traders
|Aiman Electronics
|Air Flight International
|Airtel Shop
|Airy Business Centre
|Aishwarya Lab
|Akshaya Ladies Hostel
|Allen Archits Company
|Alphasteel Solutions
|Altron Marketing
|Alwyn Matric School
|Ambedkar Street
|Ambrose Cell Shop
|Ameerjohn Street
|Amma Hospital
|Amman Street
|Amudha Plastics
|Amutham Store
|Ananda Pleasant Doors
|Anandaraag Apartments
|Anant Enterprises Godown
|Ananth Enterprise
|Anas Fast Foods
|Anburaj Plastic Company
|Ancher Womens Hostel
|Anchor Ladies Hostel
|Anchor Ladirs Jim
|Andavar Oil Shop
|Andavar Street
|Andavar Street Extension
|Anitha Screen
|Anjum Primary School
|Anna Nedum Pathai
|Annai Indra Street
|Annai Kerosene Shop
|Annai Medicals
|Annai Mess
|Annai Store
|Annal Kamaraj Street
|Annapoorna Sweets
|Annasamy Street
|Anubar Sweets
|Aparna Ceramics
|Appollo Twins
|Apra Fastfood
|Archana Shed
|Ariya Pharmacy
|Arksway Technology
|Arokiasamy Street
|Art Jewellers
|Arthreyapuram Main Road
|Arthreyapuram St Street
|Arun Icecreams
|Arunachalam Nagar
|Arunodaya Apartments
|Aruppukottai Hotel
|Ashi Ladies Hostel
|Ashok Gold House
|Ashok Jewellery
|Auditor House
|Auto Work Shop
|Autospare Parts
|Avc Commn
|Ayya Provisional Shop
|Ayyanar Press
|Ayyappa Industries
|Ayyappa Real Estate
|B Kalyanapuram Street
|B Kanddappan Colony
|Baba Stationery
|Babu Shoe Centre
|Babulal Jain Jewellery
|Bagavathi Enterprises
|Bajanai Koil Lane
|Bajanai Koil Street
|Balaji Bags
|Balaji Commn.
|Balaji Institute
|Balaji Medicals
|Balaji Tea
|Balamurugan Traders
|Banana Leaf Shop
|Banana Shop
|Bank Of Baroda
|Bansali Jewellers
|Barbar Shop
|Basha Glass
|Basha Street
|Bavani Automobiles
|Beaula Enterprises
|Beauty Parlour
|Bed Centre
|Berraram Pawn Broker
|Best Elivefor
|Bharath Hospital
|Bharatheeswarar Colony
|Bharathi Tutorials
|Bharti Net
|Biriyani Centre
|Biryani Shop
|Bison Company
|Blastoo Signs
|Bmm Doors
|Bonds Tailor
|Book Store
|Bose Paper Shop
|Bottle Factory
|Brindavan Colony
|Briyani Stall
|Bsnl Office
|Bunk Shop
|Bunk Stall
|Bunk Store
|Buro Company
|Capital Cell Centre
|Car Work Shop
|Carpenter Shop
|Ceekay Enterprises
|Cell Shop
|Cellphone Store
|Central School Road
|Ceramics Shop
|Chair Manufacturing
|Chair Shop
|Chandra Auto Works
|Chandra-sama Apartments
|Chappal Shop
|Chennai Corporation Hospital
|Chennai Footwear
|Chennai Kitchen
|Chennai Park Lodge
|Chennai Trading Agency
|Chicken Centre
|Chinnamani Kalyana Mandapam
|Chinnappa Nagar
|Choolaimedu High Road
|Choolaimedu Highroad
|Choolaimeduhigh Road
|City Style
|Cloth Shop
|Coconut Shop
|Colour Fish Shop
|Computer Centre
|Construction Products Shop
|Cool Bar
|Corporation Middle School
|Corporation Office
|Cycle Shop
|Cycle Stand
|Cycle Store
|D Vadaagaram
|D.a.v. School
|D.n.a. Company
|Dafopl Propland
|Dandy Garments
|Deep Enterprises
|Deepak Company
|Deepak Enterprises
|Deepthi Medicals
|Deivam Medicals
|Deivasigamani Nd Street
|Deivasigamani Street
|Delite Decors Computers
|Devar Chicken Stall
|Devi Medicals
|Dharshan Cellphone Shop
|Dinesh Saloon
|Doctor Clinic
|Dolman Associates
|Dr Radhakrishnan Nagar
|Dr Vasanth's Clinic
|Dr Venkatesh Clinic
|Dr. Anitha Clinic
|Dr.venkatasubramanian Clinic
|Dream Park Lodge
|Durga Prasad Hotel
|Durga Steel Industries
|East Namachivayapuram
|Easwari Oil
|Ebu Palace
|Eeras Engineering
|Elakya Builders
|Electric Shop
|Electrical Shop
|Electro Electronics
|Electro Needs
|Elementary School-paulvady
|Elumalai Enterprises
|English Training School
|Enrich Company
|Ethiraj Street
|Everest Electricals
|Everest Pharma
|Everlife Fire Service
|Egmore - Nungambakkam
|Familiy Saloon
|Fancy Store
|Fancy Stores
|Farams India Company
|Fashion Footwear
|Fashion Mutton Stall
|Feena Ladies Hostel
|Ferro Mation
|Fish Aquarium
|Fish Market
|Flour Mill
|Flour Shop
|Flouring Enterprises
|Focus Computer
|Foto Care
|Fruit Shop
|Furniture Company
|G. N. Plaza
|G. S. Traders
|G.b. Service
|G.v.r. Enterprises
|Gabrial Enterprises
|Galaxy Medicals
|Ganapathi Apartments
|Gandhi Road
|Ganesh Apartments
|Ganesh Paints
|Ganga Nursery School
|Ganga Sweets
|Gas Godown
|Gemini School
|George Enterprises
|George Entyerprises
|Gill Nagar
|Gill Nagar Park
|Giri Furniture
|Global Publications
|Glory Enterprises
|Gods Grace Company
|Golden Stores
|Gomathi Apartments
|Gopinath Clinic
|Gowari Apartments
|Gowri Fashions
|Gowth Off Set
|Gowtham Electricals
|Gowthamchand Pawn Broker
|Greatapearl Apartments
|Grill Work
|Grocery Shop
|Gurulakshmi Castle
|Gurulakshmi Dhanush Apartments
|Gurulakshmi Enclave
|H.m.s Provisional Shop
|Habeek Steel Product
|Haneffa Supermarket
|Haris Backery
|Hdfc Bank
|Healthshare Company
|Hr Cons
|Hr Solution
|Hrrudrd Herbel
|Human Travels
|I.o.b. Bank
|Icici Atm
|Idhayakani Office
|Ilamathy Mosaic
|Indian Bank
|Indian Bank Atm
|Indian Medicals
|Indian Overseas Bank
|Indiragandhi Rd Street
|Indiragandhi Street
|Indra Bookstore
|Indra Electricals
|Indragandhi Nagar
|Indragandhi Street
|Indu Oil Store
|Industrial Diesel House
|Insurance Company
|Iqbal Watch Shop
|Ishwaryam Ladies Hostel
|Ispat & Co
|Iyappan Nagar
|Iyyappan Stall
|Iyyengar Bakery
|J. T. Exports
|J.j. Enterprises
|J.v. Engineers
|Jagan Transport
|Jai Durga Travels
|Jai Foods
|Jaigopal Garodia Hss
|Jain Automobile
|Jain Jewellery
|Jain Pownbroker
|Janaji Aquarium
|Jannany Pharmacy
|Jawaharlal Nehru Road
|Jaya Industries
|Jaya Stores
|Jayam Electricals
|Jayam Medical Shop
|Jeans World
|Jeba Veedu
|Jeus Dressing Hall
|John Electric System
|Jolly Mobile
|Joseph Enterprises
|Joswal T.shirt
|Jothi Engg
|Jothi Medical Shop
|Jothi Ramalingam Street
|Jothi Traders
|Juice Shop
|K. K. Nagar
|K.c. Embroidery
|Kailash Roofings
|Kalaimagal Ladies Hostel
|Kalaimagal Primary School
|Kalsisingh Company
|Kalyanapuram Street
|Kamadhenu Jewellery
|Kamakshi Provisional Shop
|Kamala Jain Jewellers
|Kamala Nehru Nagar
|Kamaraj Nagar
|Kamarajar Nagar
|Kanagajothi Ladies Hostel
|Kandappan Colony
|Kanddappan Colony
|Kannagi Street
|Kannika Cements
|Kanniyappan Street
|Kapico Car Company
|Karpagam Castings
|Karur Electronics
|Kavya Motors
|Kb Associate
|Kendriya Vidyalaya School
|Khan Bed Shop
|Khan Street
|Kitchen Woods
|Kolkatta Sweets
|Kosumani Street
|Kothari Jewellery
|Krishna &co
|Krishna Agencies
|Krishna Pharmacy
|Krishna Puram Street
|Kuber Industrial Designers
|Kumar Industries
|Kumaran Eye Clinic
|Kumaran Fancy
|Kumaran Stores
|Kumari Benefit
|Ladies Hostel
|Ladies Tailor
|Ladies Tailor Shop
|Lakshmi Depot
|Lakshmi Flats
|Lakshmi Jewellery
|Lakshmi Krupa Apartments
|Lakshmi Nursery School
|Lakshmi Readymade Store
|Lakshmi Store
|Lakshmi Sweet Stall
|Lalchand Dada School
|Lalitha Textiles
|Lathe Factory
|Lathe Work
|Laundry Shop
|Lavanya Clinic
|Lawrence & Company
|Leka Computer Centre
|Lingam & Co
|Lingam Store
|Lingam Traders
|Listtr Pharmacy
|Lodging House
|Loganathan Nagar
|Logu Pawn Brokers
|Lokesh Aquarium
|Loyalo Fast Food
|Machine Shed
|Magic Restaurant
|Mahalakshmi & Co
|Mahalakshmi Cellphone Shop
|Mahalakshmi Stores
|Maharajan Vegetable Shop
|Mahavir Jewellery
|Main Bhavan
|Majestic Shore
|Majestic Shore Apartments
|Malayalee Social Society
|Maligai Store
|Maligai Stores
|Mallika Hardwares
|Man &soil
|Mancy Bike
|Mangai Fancy Store
|Mangalam Nagar
|Manhal Jewellery
|Manikandan Store
|Manohar Chips
|Mansion Rk
|Maruthi Apartments
|Maruthi Automobiles
|Maruti Automobile
|Marvel Ladies Hostel
|Mas Products
|Max Excellence
|Maxfit Tailor
|Mechanic Shed
|Mechanic Shop
|Mediatech Solutions
|Medical Shop
|Meenakshi X-ray
|Meenatchiammal Kanyanamandapam
|Metro Corporation
|Metro Travels
|Metro Water
|Mgr Street
|Micro Equipments
|Micro Infotek
|Milan Fast Food
|Milk Depot
|Milk Manufacturing
|Milton Nursery School
|Mitra Arts
|Mobile Shop
|Modern Book Centre
|Mohan Enclave
|Mohan Stores
|More Supermarket
|Mosaic Company
|Mosaic Shop
|Mother Printers
|Motilal Pawn Broker
|Mrj Flats
|Mukesh Plastic Shop
|Murugan & Co
|Muthoot Finance
|Muthu Cutpiece Shop
|Muthu Medicals
|Muthu Traders
|Muthumani Street Varadarajpet
|Mutton Stall
|Mybra Company
|Nagapriya Apph Company
|Naia Court
|Nandhini Veg
|Narayana Pharmacy
|Narayanapuram Main Road
|Narayanathri Apartments
|Natchathra Flats
|National Fancy Gift
|National Mhs School
|Natraj Supermarket
|Nawaz Paper Shop
|Necco Tools Company
|Neelakandan Street
|Nehru School
|Nehru Street
|Nehru West Street
|Nellai Hotel
|Nelson Manickam Road
|New Market
|New Provisional Shop
|New Santhi Stores
|Newmarket Street
|Ngo Colony
|Nihar Nisha Garments
|Niki Company
|Nisha Furniture
|Nxit Gen Computers
|Old Cloth Merchant
|Om Sakthi Automobiles
|Omega Spring
|Optical Company
|P. S. Corporation
|Padanchand Jewellers
|Padmanaba Nagar
|Padmanabha Nagar
|Padmashri Mobiles
|Palani Tea Stall
|Palaniandavar Ricemill
|Panchap Emp
|Pandian Avenue
|Pandian Milk Depot
|Pandiyan Provisional Shop
|Paper Godown
|Pappathy Womens Hostel
|Parimala Medicals
|Paritha Traders
|Park View Apartments
|Parry Street
|Parry Street Extension
|Pawn Broker
|Pawn Broker Shop
|Pawn Brokers
|Pazhamudhircholai Apartments
|Periyar Pathai
|Petrol Bunk
|Petti Shop
|Petty Shop
|Philason Electronics
|Photo Frame Shop
|Pipe Shop
|Plastic Bucket Shop
|Plastic Company
|Plastic Shop
|Pm Mansion
|Ponnammal Matric School
|Ponnammal School
|Ponnusamy Street Varadarajpet
|Poocharam Book Centre
|Pooja Beauty Parlour
|Prabhu Depo
|Prayer Tower
|Preethi Travels
|Press Sense Company
|Prime Washers
|Prince Fancy
|Prince Fancy Stores
|Printing Press
|Priya &co
|Priya Bakery
|Priya Ladies Hostel
|Provisional Shop
|Provisional Store
|Provisional Stores
|Public Telephone Booth
|Punithavel Studio
|Queens Avaaed Project
|Queens Ladies Hostel
|R.k Construction
|Radha Electronics
|Radhakrishnan Nagar
|Radhakrishsnan Nagar
|Rafi Chicken Stall
|Ragam Apartments
|Ragavan Street
|Ragavendra Veg Hotel
|Raj Ceramics
|Raj Communication
|Raj Motors
|Raj Rail Textiles
|Raja Hardwares
|Raja Stores
|Raja Veethi
|Rajammal Travels
|Rajan Cement
|Rajesh Textiles
|Rajeswari Electrical Shop
|Rajeswari Street
|Rajini Dhananjaya Apartments
|Rajini Gopala Apartments
|Rajiv Gandhi Nagar
|Ram Palace
|Ramachandra Hotel
|Ramakrishna Electricals
|Ramalingam & Co
|Ramba Villa
|Ramesh Dresses
|Ramesh Pawn Brokers
|Ranga & Company
|Ranga Hostel
|Ration Shop
|Ration Store
|Ravipaint Store
|Rbi Quarters
|Realistic Company
|Reginex Suppliers
|Reginix Pharmaceuticals
|Rejinding Systems
|Reliance Super Market
|Remote Engines
|Reyan Traders
|Riackchand Jain
|Richee Briyani Centre
|Rig Company
|Riz Complex
|Royal Hardwares
|Royal Restaurant
|Rr Fancy
|Rt Medicals
|S. Mami Suppliers
|S.s. Express
|S.t.d Booth
|Saber Newpage
|Sai Catering
|Sai Clinic
|Sai Hospital
|Sai Medicals
|Sai Womens Hostel
|Sail Tech Computers
|Sailadies Hostel
|Sairam Medicals
|Sakthi Flats
|Sakthi Medicals
|Sakthi Nagar
|Sakthi Saratha Apartments
|Sakthi Sports
|Sakthi Traders
|Sakthivel Enterprises
|Salloon Elite
|Salma Apartments
|Sami Chidambaranar School
|Samosa Shop
|Sampoorna Computers
|Sandeep Flats
|Sandhya Tea Stall
|Sanjay Pharmaceuticals
|Sankar News Mart
|Sankara Nethralaya Hospital
|Sankaran Hotel
|Sankarapuram Main Road
|Sankarapuram Street
|Sankrish Company
|Santhi Colour Xeror
|Santhi Communications
|Santhi Driving School
|Santhi Tools
|Santhinavas Hotel
|Santhosh Electricals
|Santiagao Academy
|Sap/map Enterprises
|Saradha Medicals
|Saranalaya Apartments
|Saranya Stores
|Saraswathi Vidyalaya School
|Saravan Battery Service
|Saravana Enterprises
|Saravanam Mansion
|Sarguna Pandiyan Street
|Sarojini Clinic
|Sasi Enterprises
|Sasi Saloon
|Sathya Hair Styles
|Sathyasai Apartments
|Savira Industries
|Scooter Mechanic Shop
|Scrap Company
|Screen Printing
|Screen Printing-auto Work
|Sda Church
|Seenus Roti Shop
|Sekar Autocarrage
|Sekar Cool Drinks
|Sekar Store
|Selva Vinayagam Stores
|Selvakumar Stores
|Selvalakshmi Medicals
|Selvam Provisional Shop
|Selvi Store
|Senthil Hardwares
|Senthil Nagar
|Senthil Plastics
|Serab Company
|Seven Hills Lubrications
|Seventh Day School
|Shah Bed Centre
|Shanmuganar Salai
|Shanthilal Pawn Broker
|Sharon English School
|Sharon Steel Shop
|Sheela Electricals
|Shera Square
|Sherfuddin Street
|Sherfudding Street
|Shine Dental Care
|Shower Christ Church
|Shree Beauty Parlour
|Shyam Flats
|Sign Power Associates
|Silambu Street
|Silvermoon Enterprises
|Siva Agent
|Siva Print Solutions
|Siva Tea Shop
|Sivan Koil Street
|Sivaperumal Agency
|Sjm House
|Sk Lab
|Sky Company
|Sky Enterprises
|Sm Diagnostics Ltd
|Sm Hardwares
|Snacks Bar
|Snacks Shop
|Sona Ladies Hostel
|Sowrashtra Nagar
|Sowrashtranagar Ist Street
|Sowrashtranagar St Street
|Sree Dhanam Travels
|Sreedhar Company
|Sreeta Station
|Sri Devar Hotel
|Sri Kvm Printers
|Sri Lingesh Transports
|Sri Murugan Agencies
|Sri Murugan Opticals
|Sri Narayana Flats
|Sri Ram Apartments
|Sri Sakthi Motors
|Srichakra Flats
|Sridhar Electronics
|Srijaya Store
|Srimurugan Tea Stall
|Srinivasa Steel Industries
|Sriram A Services
|Sriramapuram St Street
|Sriramapuram Street
|Srivelmurugan Hardwares
|Ss Clinic
|Ss Mansion
|Star Auto Garage
|Star Fancy
|Star Line
|State Bank Atm
|Std Booth
|Steela Studio
|Stella Mary Stores
|Stepstone Company
|Sterling Sabathi Apartments
|Subbarao Nagar
|Subha Agencies
|Subha Clinic
|Subrayan Street
|Success Graphics
|Suguna Electricals
|Sulochana Photo Studio
|Sun Electricals
|Sun Pharma Company
|Sunmoon Saloon
|Sunrise Print Packs
|Super Enterprises
|Supreme Medicals
|Suriya Provitional Store
|Suriya Towers
|Surya Computers
|Suvedha Ceramics
|Swamy Store
|Swemas Power Solutions
|Tailor Shop
|Tamil Selvan Maligai
|Tamizhar Street
|Tasmac Govt. Shop
|Tasmac Shop
|Tea Shop
|Tea Stall
|Telephone Booth
|Telephone Shop
|Thameem Showroom
|Thanga Rathnam Stores
|Thangamani Store
|Thiruvalluvar Puram Street
|Thiruvengadapuram Nd Street
|Thiruvengadapuram St Street
|Thiruvengadapuram Street
|Thomas Womens Hostel
|Tirunelveli Sweets
|Tools Company
|Trinity Marketing
|Trust Primary School
|Two Wheeler Shop
|Tyre Shop
|Unitech Agencies
|United Hardwares Stores
|Va Industries
|Vada Agaram
|Vadapalani Guest House
|Vaitheeswar &co
|Vallalar Street
|Vanaja Stationery
|Vanaja Store
|Vanchi Industries
|Vanniar Street
|Vannier Street
|Varadarajpet Mainroad
|Vardhaman Traders
|Vardhaman Trades
|Vasanth & Co
|Vasantha Bed Mart
|Vasudevan Flats
|Veera Departmental Store
|Veeramani Teastall
|Veeramurasu Paper Editor
|Veerapandi Nagar
|Veerapandia Nagar
|Veg Store
|Vegetable Shop
|Velmurugan Flourmill
|Velmurugan Rice Shop
|Velu Hotel
|Vencap Chicken Stall
|Vengadeshwara Lane
|Venkateswara Mhss School
|Venkateswara Plastic Company
|Venugopal School
|Venus Beauty Parlour
|Venus Cadcons
|Venus Electricals
|Vetri Station
|Vetri Vinayagar Silks
|Vetrilai Pakku Shop
|Victoria Primary School
|Vignesh Computer Centre
|Vignesh Graphics
|Vignesh Steels
|Vijay Homeo Clinic
|Vijaya Wood Works
|Vinabaji Street
|Vinayaga Flats
|Vinayaga Stores
|Vinobaji Street
|Vishnu Cycle Shop
|Viswasa Hospital
|Vst Audio Vision
|Vysali Press
|Wall Paper Junction
|Waste Paper Mart
|Waste Paper Marte
|Waste Papers
|Watch Shop
|Water Company
|Welcome Stores
|Weldal Company
|Welding Shop
|West Namachivayapuram
|Wine Shop
|Wintex Power System
|Wiswant Enterprises
|Womens Hostel
|Wood Work
|World Bible School
|X Subbarao Nagar
|Xerox Shop
|Yagaman Power
|Yuga Muzhakkam
|Zackaria Colony
|Zackariya Brothers Shop
|Zackria Colony
|Zackria Colony Mainroad
|Zackria Colony Street
|Zentech Pvt Ltd
|Zion Ladies Hostel


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Beloved noodle house in International District to close
The restaurant is closing after 30 years in the neighborhood
The Phnom Penh Noodle House has been a beloved International District locale and source of Cambodian food for three decades. But the restaurant announced it will be closing its doors in May.
Dawn Ung, one of the co-owners, announced that the family restaurant would be closing next month. Dawn and her sister have been running the business together since their parents retired in 2007.
Their father, Sam Ung, started the restaurant in 1980 after he arrived in the city as a refugee. (In 2012 Sam wrote "I Survived the Killing Fields: The Trule Life Story of a Cambodian Refugee," an autobiography.)
But though they're part of a changing of the guard in Seattle, their reasons for closing are unique: Dawn's 18-year-old son Devin was hit by a car last September, and has been in a coma, and is unable to speak or eat on his own. After six months he "hasn't shown much recovery," Dawn told the International Examiner.
As such, Dawn has opted to find another job with medical benefits and the made the "heart-breaking" decision to close the noodle house.
A Szechuan restaurant will be taking over the Phnom Penh spot on May 31, but as of now the final closing date for Phnom Penh hasn't been set.
While it's possible the sisters will find a new (and potentially smaller) spot for their business, it's the end of an era for Phnom Penh at 600 South King Street.


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Across the centuries, people have turned to long distance walks whether in search of inspiration, spiritual enlightenment, to regain perspective on life or simply to help combat insomnia. Who knew that Charles Dickens once clocked up 30 miles on a nocturnal ramble because he couldn't sleep?
So with that in mind here are four great reasons to set out on a long walk:
There's a reason why so many charities hold long distance walking events – it's because that while they are certainly a challenge, with grit and determination they are achievable for many people.
Over the years we've seen the elation, the bursting with pride and the 'high-fiving' that comes with completing an epic distance – whether it's accomplishing the Yorkshire Three Peaks in under 12 hours or the week-long 96-mile West Highland Way from Milngavie just north of Glasgow to Fort William.
As a walking group clocks up the miles, there's a more profound sense of comradeship and bonding that's forged.
At different times during a long distance walk everybody can experience a dip in energy or feel a bit overawed by the challenge ahead. This is when the rest of the group comes into its own – whether it's dishing out the jelly babies, providing words of encouragement or simply chattering away on some topic or other that distracts thoughts of aching limbs.
Oh the conversations we've been a party to on our trips such as the Hadrian's Wall epic which we remember led to a bout of distinctly dodgy joke-telling; contemplative discussions about life wearing a Roman tunic, and some more earnest meaning-of -life talks.
A long distance walk also enables you to get a deeper appreciation of an area both from the point of view of the scenery and its cultural heritage.
For instance this year's Ullswater challenge enables you to capture every aspect of the achingly beautiful surroundings of one of the Lake District's finest stretches of water.
Alternatively there's the 22-mile Edale skyline hike in the Peak District where there's a mix of ancient Roman roads, gritstone edges, an iron age settlement, weird rocks and a stunning ridge walk – all packed into one day!
Lastly, it's the seemingly simple things which become delightful wonders during, and after, a good old day's marching.
It could be devouring a whopping but guilt-free portion of pie along the way or stopping for a breather at a view that suddenly makes it all seem worthwhile.
Or how about at the finish when you're actually savouring the first pint that you were dreaming about so many miles before or that moment when you can finally take your boots off and wriggle those toes – truly delightful!
This is partly why we're a bit excited about one of this year's new challenges, the Castle to Abbey along a stunning stretch of North York Moors National Park coastline. Not only is there a free pint of beer at Whitby Brewery in the lee of the Abbey for all finishers, but the coastal route passes many a fine tearoom so knowing you're walking the miles means you don't need to be skinny on the cake!
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With the dress and her hen do sorted Mrs Wright-to-be is getting very excited about her upcoming nuptials
So far, Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright have kept schtum about their upcoming wedding plans. Which has been a little annoying for us nosy-parkers who want to know every cough and spit. But today the former Coronation Street star was a guest on ITV's This Morning, talking about her new role in Ordinary Lies, and let us in on a few secrets. She even hinted that her Essex-Boy, husband-to-be could be a bit of a groomzilla!
The pair are rumoured to be getting married in May, and instead of getting bogged down with last minute wed-min, Michelle seems very chilled out. Mark, however, seems to be getting in the way…
Talking to hosts Philip Schofield and Amanda Holden Michelle admitted that she has her wedding gown sorted. She said, 'Yes [I've sorted the dress] so that's the main thing done I suppose! And most of the things are sorted now… its just tying up a few loose ends.'
Then, when Amanda asked if Mark was hands on with the plans, Michelle replied, 'He's really hands on… yeah! It's annoying! I didn't want him to have the opinion!'
Phillip asked: 'Is he allowed an opinion?'
And Michelle replied: 'Yeah… he is.'
'Do you listen to him?' Philip then asked, and Michelle quipped, 'No! That's a different story… no, you know what, he's been really hands on and he's really helped. It's been good, we've been a team.'
WHAT!? Is she hinting that the lovely Mark is a bit of a groomzilla? To be honest, we do adore the man, but we can imagine him taking longer to do his hair than Mich sometimes!
Michelle also let us in on some details about her upcoming hen do. 'That's coming up very soon… my best friends Becky and Kate [are in charge]. We are having a couple [of hen and stag parties] – we are having a few here, for me, and then for Mark, and then a couple abroad as well – one each. I'm already saying too much! I just want to say everything, I get really excited.'
One here and one abroad?! Can we come, please?
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I've always welcomed the idea of alcohol and cake in one establishment. Just off Great Eastern Street is the beautifully chilled out, open plan bar/ cafe/ meeting place/ table tennis venue called The Book Club, previously known as the Home Bar.The bare brick walls mixed with eclectic 50's style furniture and chintz style curtains say New York style apartment mixed with a touch of East London eclecticism. Perfect for winding down, meeting friends or playing a game of ping pong in the back room.
Split over two floors the bottom has an impressive light bulb ceiling whilst the light and airy feel to the upstairs brings a welcome change for anyone tired of battling crowds at Broadway on a Saturday and shuffling along brick lane or Columbia Road on a Sunday!
With evening talks, storytelling, brunch, music, newspapers, film, fashion, dancing, art, poetry, wine, ping pong and cocktails, The Book Club is looking to become a new hotspot.
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Yahoo still seeks transformation (San Diego Union-Tribune)
SUNNYVALE ? Jerry Yang, the soft-spoken chief executive of Yahoo, rarely becomes animated, at least in public. But ask him about his company's lackluster performance over the past year, and he will begin to pound the table ? albeit ever so lightly ? punctuating his answer with a dose of impatience.
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