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This past Saturday marked the completion of my third half marathon ever, and it was the funnest one yet. I’m not exactly sure why I enjoyed it so much more than my previous two, but I have some theories. Unfortunately, I didn’t meet my goal time under 2 hours, BUT I have another one coming up in 6 weeks so I’m holding out hope for that. There were other accomplishments that I was proud of, so I wasn’t too disappointed with the time thing.
This one was in Chicago, along the northern portion of Lake Shore Drive, with some sections of the run right up against the water and others taking place along the internal trail portions of the surrounding park areas. My first half marathon back in 2012 also took place on Lake Shore Drive, but it was further south. That 2012 route was pretty much 6.5ish miles straight south along the water, then the exact same 6.5ish miles back to the finish line, which ended up being incredibly boring, so I definitely preferred this route with much less overlap.
Around the end of mile 2, a portion of the route was to take runners under Lake Shore Drive through a tunnel. But that morning, there happened to be a freak accident water main break, flooding the tunnel. We got an email from the official race organization, explaining that by the time the first runner reached the tunnel it was still passable, with water only an inch or so deep. By the time I reached the tunnel though, the water level was reaching mid-calf.
There was a lot of confusion, and some runners ahead of us braved the water and ran through the tunnel. I might have followed their lead had we been at mile 10 or something, but I wasn’t looking forward to running 10 more miles with soaked shoes and socks. Thinking about those blisters makes me cringe. Some runners were also attempting to cross Lake Shore Drive above the tunnel, but that seemed like a death sentence. Chicagoans behind the wheel of their cars are truly terrifying people.
So we ended up backtracking and re-routing ourselves to a different tunnel, adding .12 miles to our 13.1 mile official route. This is all information coming from an email I got today, and at the time it was kind of a confusing cluster, but in hindsight the whole thing went way smoother than it could have, and I guess it kept things interesting. Crazy timing, though.
Apart from that weird mishap, the route and race all went according to plan. My three main goals were to finish in 2 hours or less, to not walk, and to not listen to music. I finished in 2:04.40, and did walk (but only twice, and only for 30 seconds each time), and I didn’t bring my iPod so the listening to music thing was a kind of cheating goal. I’m still proud of my time and the race as a whole, though. I felt great after, I didn’t walk nearly as much as I have in the past, and I’ve finally accepted the fact that I run way better without music.
I think it was a combination of the energy before, during, and after the race that contributed to it being so fun. There was live music at the finish line, and our post-race meal was Chicago style deep dish (mmmmmmmmm, Lou Malnatis). The weather could not have been more perfect: sunny and not too windy, in the high 30s at the start and in the 50s by the finish. Plus, I just love Chicago, and finishing the race toward the skyline was really enjoyable.
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I’m so happy we did this, because it did wonders for my post-race soreness (or lack thereof). Normally, I’m hobbling around like an elderly person in the days following a race, but I think because we just kept moving and enjoying the city, I hardly felt the soreness I normally do. That has given me some confidence to jump right back into training for the Marion Arts half coming up in the middle of May.
WOW I just rambled about this race for way too long. But it was so fun, and I learned things, so third time might really be a charm. ◊


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Time went by real fast and we cooked on the fire every night, it was really back to basics camping in the outback at the edge of the desert on the coral coast.
Windsurfing is fun and challenging at every level, camping and 4wheel driving just adds to the experience, and especially in Western Australia the adventure can be truly extraordinary and for sure unique.
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from Pashmineh, made from Persian pashm (= "wool"). The special goat's fleece has been used for thousands of years to make
high-quality shawls that also bear the same name. The Himalayan Mountain goat, Capra hircus, sheds its winter coat every spring
and the fleece is caught on thorn bushes. One goat sheds approximately 3-8 ounces of the fiber. Villages would scour the mountainside
for the finest fleece to be used. pashmina shawls have been manufactured in Kashmir for thousands of years, but the Indians
never called them "pashmina". They were popularly called Kashmiri wool shawls. The test for a quality pashmina has been warmth
, feel and the passing the shawl through a wedding ring. Pashmina is an indigenous word which only became popular after
the so-named shawls, woven in Nepal, started being popular in the west. What are commonly thought of as pashminas have their
origin in Nepal, where the people have a cultural heritage of hand-weaving pashmina shawls with the well-known fringing and
are available in a range of sizes, from "scarf" (12" x 60") to "wrap" or "stole" (28" x 80") to fullsize shawl (36"
x 80"). Pure pashmina is a rather gauzy, open weave, as the wool cannot tolerate high tension. The most popular pashmina fabric
is a 70% pashmina/30% silk blend, but 50/50 is also common just like the 55% Pashmina combined
with 45% silk. The 70/30 is tightly woven, has an elegant sheen and drapes nicely, but is still quite soft and light-weight.
Pashmina is the most original and made of authentic fibers. The king of all pashmina wool originated
in Kashmir hundreds of years ago. The art of Pashmina making in the valley of Kashmir is believed to be as old as 3000 years
B.C. In the past, only rich and elite had the privilege of enjoying luxurious fabric. It adorned the court of Caesar and was
the pride of French queen, Marie Antoinette. Impressed with the unparalleled looks of Kashmir shawl, Emperor Napoleon presented
it to impress Josephine. Until mid-twentieth century, Kashmir's kings had the sole right to purchase all pashmina from Nepal,
Tibet and other higher reaches of Himalayas. This resulted in establishment of flourishing cottage industry in Kashmir and
has lead to the perfection of art of pashmina making. The making of Kashmir Pashmina is labor intensive and on an average
it takes nearly 200 - 250 man-hours to make a single pure plain pashmina shawl without embroidery.The beautiful vale of Kashmir
has always been famed for its craftsmanship. The wearing of tapestry shawls was first introduced into the valley from Turkistan
by Zain-Ul-Abdin, the ruler of Kashmir, in the 15th century. Production benefited from the patronage of the Mughal rulers
like Akbar and his successors, who wore these shawls, and also because of patronage of local government.
"Pashmina" is the Persian word for pashm meaning
finest wool fibre, the "soft gold" king of fibers. Every summer, Himalayan farmers climb the mountains to comb the fine woolen
undercoat from the neck and chest of, himalayan mountain pashm, not to be confused with the endangered Tibetan antelope that
is killed to produce shatoosh shawls. To survive the freezing 14,000 ft-altitude environment, grows a unique, incredibly soft
pashm, inner coat, six times finer than human hair. Because it is only 14-19 microns in diameter, it cannot be spun by machines,
so the downy wool is hand-woven into shawls for export, predominantly to America and Europe. Although they have been popular
with aristocracy in Southern Asia since the 15th Century, pashmina sales in the West suddenly took off in 1998 when designers
in London, Paris and New York started to include them in their fashion collections.Since then the growing demand has helped
push the price down to an affordable level.
One of the wonderful things about your pashmina accessory is that it can last
for years and years - if you take proper care of it. It will even get softer and more luxurious with each wash! With
regular care Pashmina articles will maintain its outlook , increase in softness and long lasting. We
do suggest washing it before first use to make sure the natural vegetable dyes do not bleed. You
can hand wash occassionally if you are careful and follow a few guidelines that are listed below.
Always use cold water and hand
wash with low pH or normal pH shampoo or pure castillc soap. Pashmina Image advice is not to use dry cleaning ,
not to add any harsh chemicals like bleach and never use hot water more than 50 degree Celsius. After washing remove the excess
water by hand press and lay out on the plane surface. Cover with butter paper and press with hot iron.
The price of a Pashmina shawls may range anywhere from hundered dollars
to thousands of dollars, depending upon the craftsmanship and time factor involved in its creation. Pure Pashmina shawls is
a luxury even in India so local weavers combine the 12-14 micron thick Pashmina fibre with silk or angora to impart durability
and lustre to the material. Although this dilutes the purity of the fabric but pure Pashmina is a passion and too delicate
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Sarjapur Road has become a booming locality for real estate developers, thanks to its huge multitude of IT employee denizens and proximity to the Outer Ring Road (ORR). The latter is the new home to prominent multinational corporations and is easily accessible to residential areas, SEZs and IT parks, making it a prominent real estate hub.
Over the past 25 years, the city of Bangalore has increased in size by about 400 percent, whereas real estate prices have roughly jumped about 6 times. Prices have increased even since the advent of the Bangalore International Airport on the Yelahanka-Devanahalli stretch. The creation of an IT hub on the ORR and the general increase in real estate prices across the city have led to an alarming spiralling of costs in locations like Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, Outer Ring Road, Bannerghatta Road, and Hosur Road.
Earlier, Sarjapur Road was an isolated place, but with Wipro becoming the first to open the corporate gateway, the real estate boom in this locality started in the early 1990s. The IT sector subsequently started shifting attention from Electronics City and started considering Sarjapur Road as a potential hub, as large tracts of land were available as well as land prices were low at the time. Towards the end of the ‘90s, the Marathahalli-Sarjapur Outer Ring Road was built, which boosted connectivity to Sarjapur Road. IT companies subsequently started setting themselves up on the Outer Ring Road, which became the next IT zone after the International Tech Park (ITPL), in Whitefield. Today, the Outer Ring Road houses IT giants like Accenture, Capgemini, Cisco, HP, and Wipro, to name a few. Besides this, it also houses other prominent multinational corporations like Genpact, Paypal, ARM, KPMG, Nokia, and more.
Apart from the Outer Ring Road, Sarjapur Road is connected to other Bangalore hotspots such as Electronics City and Whitefield. The average price per square feet hovers around the Rs. 4000 mark while the disparity between minimum and maximum prices can be as high as Rs. 2000 and Rs. 8000, respectively. The area is full of essential urban facilities such as hotels, hospitals, educational institutions, gyms, shopping malls and other recreational facilities, banks, restaurants, etc.
Besides its status as an IT hotspot, Sarjapur Road is also gaining recognition as an education hub. The International School of Bangalore (TISB) is located here, as are other prominent schools, such as Primus Public School, Harvest International School, Gear Innovative International School, Delhi Public School, Head Start Educational Academy, and more. Besides educational institutions, the locality is home to prominent malls such as Total Mall, movie theatres such as Cinemax, and a host of banks and restaurants, which assure convenience to locals and visitors alike.
Even as the Southern and Eastern parts of Bangalore have become saturated in real estate terms, Sarjapur Road still stands as a beacon of opportunity and potential for enterprising real estate companies looking to provide quality accommodations to an upscale populace that expects the best in amenities and utilities and is looking for convenient connectivity with leisure and work centres across the city. Unsurprisingly, there are many high profile builders and real estate developers who have left their mark on Sarjapur Road. These include the SJR Group (now known as BREN), Sobha Developers, Mantri Developers, Salarpuria Group, Puravankara Projects Ltd., Prestige Group, and others.
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I was fortunate enough to get an invite to spend the week in the heart of downtown Phoenix. While I was there we stayed at the Hotel Palomar. Let me just say that I jumped on the chance. I have never stayed in downtown Phoenix before and this was an opportunity that I could not pass up.
The Hotel Palomar is such a warm and welcoming place. Everyone, from the doormen to the staff are very friendly and inviting. I have now had the pleasure of staying at two of the Hotel Palomar’s, the one in downtown San Diego and now the one in the heart of downtown Phoenix. It’s all about the location and both of these hotels are in the best spots, neither one of them disappoints. Also, the Lustre rooftop bar and pool area in the Phoenix location is to die for. They even offer bicycles for their guests to use.
The surrounding downtown area is amazing. If you’re looking for nightlife this location has it all. One of the places we ate lunch at was called The Arrogant Butcher and it did not disappoint. The menu had quite the selection from salads to burgers and more. If you find yourself in downtown Phoenix this is a must eat place and it’s located right next door to the hotel. Don’t like burgers? There is a cool little sushi shop at the other end of the building.
The best part of the location of this hotel is that it is practically right across the street, not even one block, from The Talking Stick Resort Arena. BTW, Ariana Grande will be playing there on May 14, 2019. Get your tix here.
If you’re ever in downtown Phoenix, the Hotel Palomar is worth checking out.
Have a fabulous week!


Top honeymoon destinations
Once the dust has settled on the wedding festivities and you’re ready to commence married life, the honeymoon is a much anticipated and often much needed post-wedding right of passage. Whether you’re looking far-flung white sand beaches or an activity consumed escapade, there are options for every preference. Let’s take a look at some of our highly commended honeymoon destinations…
When people hear the word ‘honeymoon’, the vision that often first springs to mind is comparable to the scenery presented by the island of Bora Bora. With crystal clear turquoise tinted waters, white sand beaches and hotels and villas constructed from materials which blend delicately in the the vista, each visitor to this destination could almost believe they’re the first. A once in a lifetime, romance drenched holiday which should be reserved for the most significant of occasions.
Aptly nicknamed ‘Isle of the Gods’, Bali grants a honeymoon filled with diversity, scenery, beauty and culture. With a rich depth of history translated through the island’s many temples and eloquent arts scene, this destination is perfect for newlyweds who want to integrate a good amount of poolside relaxation with some exploring of monkey temples, aquatic excursions and market shopping.
Deemed one of the most romantic cities in the world, Venice is a major authority in the realms of honeymoon destinations. With a history doused in opera, gondola rides and the famous Giacomo Casanova, the city’s romantic charm is unparalleled. With many waterside restaurants and picturesque wanderings to admire, Venice a destination which grants as much or as little energy as its visitors are willing to commit.
Home to some of the most beautiful sunsets that our planet is graced with, Santorini is the romantic volcanic island best known for crystal waters and its famous whitewashed architecture. With many exquisite hotels and villas playing host to outstanding views across the island’s picture perfect scenery, romantics will be just as happy spending the duration in their accommodation or in exploring the island on the back of a scooter.
This Caribbean island is the honeymoon destination to guarantee sunny days and clear waters whatever time of year you visit. Nicknamed ‘one happy island’ due to it’s location just outside of the hurricane belt and yearlong warm climate, Aruba is the idyllic destination for those newlyweds seeking a serene break in the company of good food, unspoiled beaches and long, sunny days.
If more of the budget has been put into the wedding than first hoped, don’t fret as there are some absolutely fabulous UK destinations to ensure your honeymoon is just as magical as if you were overseas. The Cotswolds, for example, is a wonderland of rural expanse, clean air, uninterrupted views and romantic seclusion. With accommodation offerings from stately homes and cosy yurts, there’s something for everyone!
The wedding might be over, but the honeymoon is a pretty wonderful consolation prize. Whether you’re an avid island hopper, cultural buff or urban explorer, there’s a destination out there for everyone if you know where to look. Enjoy!


The Methodist Church
Hull West Circuit
From Hell, Hull and Halifax…
Good Lord deliver us!
The words of the proverb are well known and the media has made plenty of copy from suggesting that these places either end of Yorkshire can be equated with, well, “the other place”!
But there are two things you should know…
- It has been suggested that the proverb refers to “Hull, Elland and Halifax” – the last places in the country to implement the sheep tax in 1549* – and
- It’s not hell in Hull… In fact, as the locals put it, “It’s never dull in Hull!” So, Go Get Wise!
The tightness of the Kingston Upon Hull City boundaries skew all its statistics – the pleasant suburbs which lower the crime figures and deprivation statistics and raise the educational attainment results of other cites are mainly outside the city boundaries in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
Kingston Upon Hull has been a seafaring city for over 700 years is and proud to be home to William Wilberforce – the the Make Poverty History campaign started near here, too.
Hull has an attractive city centre – currently being further redeveloped, vibrant cultural life, fantasic museums and galleries, The Deep the world’s only Submarium and easy access to some of the most varied and beautiful countryside and coastal areas anywhere in Britain.
A Big Thankyou
All of us from the Hull West circuit want to say a big thankyou for everyone who raised money for the new church roof. Especially our local roofer in Hull, Fascia Rite, whom without we would be getting rained on right now. Thanks a million.
Hull West Circuit
… is a diverse network which embraces 21 churches and one Methodist Home for the Aged spread over a large geographical area and representing a variety of situations – city, urban, suburban, small town, rural.
It seeks to consolidate and develop the work of the churches by encouraging partnership among and between them. It exists “to make the love of God known and to share the Good News of the Gospel through the worship and activities of the individual churches and to hold those churches together in unity.
We aim to facilitate this process of partnership by utilising the particular gifts of our full-time Ministers as well as identifying and releasing the skills and resources available among our lay people.
We are currently engaging in a full scale Circuit Review and more information about this will appear as soon as possible.
* 1549 was the same year as the first draft of Thomas Cranmer’s Book of Common Prayer – hence the parodied prayer!Last Updated 5th November 2018


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We are absolutely proud of the fact that we are a Make in India brand and we want to ensure that this pride reflects in every aspect of our products.
Today you don’t need to go to different parts of the world to collect the finest ingredients. India has a rich and proud heritage of the best form of beauty oils, herbs etc. that it’s gifted to the world.
Right from the ingredients, we choose to the making of our products it’s all Indian! Therefore, our packaging design signifies these facts on it.
Each of our products has a dominant ingredient and that ingredient belongs to a specific city in our country. We have therefore chosen a historical monument from each of these cities as a design for that particular flavor.
Not just that, since our main concept is also to help you know more about the unexplored beauty of our products, we have an interesting fact about an unexplored place in the country that we share with you. Apart from this we also want purity, simplicity, and elegance to reflect in our branding.


Each day I will take one photograph for posting! Picking up the camera offers a surprise. I never know what will show up! This shot is in the hills near my house. The clouds and the hills with the breath of spring made it a perfect combination.
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Floating plastic debris is currently the most abundant form of marine litter!
Plastics make up 80% of all marine debris from surface waters to deep-sea sediments. It has been detected on shorelines of all the continents, from the poles to the equator, with more plastic material found near popular tourist destinations and densely populated areas.
As defined in IUCN 2017 report, “two types of microplastics (particles smaller than 5 mm) are contaminating the world ocean: primary and secondary microplastics. Primary microplastics are plastics directly released into the environment in the form of small particulates. They can be a voluntary addition to products such as scrubbing agents in toiletries and cosmetics (e.g. shower gels). They can also originate from the abrasion of large plastic objects during manufacturing, use or maintenance such as the erosion of tyres when driving or of the abrasion of synthetic textiles during washing. Secondary microplastics are microplastics originating from the degradation of larger plastic items into smaller plastic fragments once exposed to marine environment. This happens through photodegradation and other weathering processes of mismanaged waste such as discarded plastic bags or from unintentional losses such as fishing nets”.
Plastics use different pathways to reach our oceans but the main one is rivers. An IUCN global study on the sources of microplastics revealed that primary microplastics are a significant source of plastics in the oceans (15-30%). The biggest contributor (almost two-thirds) is the abrasion of synthetic textiles and tyres.
These visible and invisible plastics are released at different life cycle stages. If reducing mismanaged plastic waste remains a global priority, for many regions and sectors, solutions need to be found to also reduce primary microplastic releases. So depending on the regional context, the priority actions to combat the problem are very different.


The clinic was originally formed by naturopaths Noel Nile and Kat Birrell, with consultation and treatment rooms in Ladbroke Grove, West London and Richmond Green, West London. Prior to this Noel Nile had worked with the late great Dr Hesham El Essawy, the naturopath and holistic dentist who broke new ground with his approach to remedy imprinting and its combination with Rife therapy. Later, Kat Birrell was successfully treated by Dr Essawy and went on to become a practitioner herself. Today the clinic boasts three naturopaths, two consultant doctors and two part time nurses. The staff’s years of collective experience encompasses a wide variety of treatment options and approaches. Corpus Naturalis Clinic currently has premises in Central London and Surrey.
Dr Hesham El Essawy


By John Lee.
An undisclosed Italian private investor will invest $450 million to build a plant to produce bioethanol fuel from inedible wheat at the Amirabad Special Economic Zone (ASEZ), in the north of Iran.
ASEZ managing director Ali Khedmatgozar told IRNA that one million tons of wheat per year will be processed at the plant.
The contract and exact location are to be finalised shortly.
(Source: Tehran Times)


Barcino, which takes its name from the ancient moniker for the city of Barcelona, focuses on tapas from the Catalonia region of Spain, reimagined from Executive Chef Ryan McIlwraith’s own point of view. In addition to frequently changing seasonal paella specials, a focal point of the dining experience is the sleek raw bar—“Barra Crua”—where guests will enjoy a peek into the bustling Barcino kitchen. Barcino is helmed by Executive Chef Ryan McIlwraith, Chef de Cuisine Kaili Hill and General Manager Michael Goss.
The dessert menu is crafted by Executive Pastry Chef Michael Aguilar and draws inspiration from the traditional flavors of Catalonia. As with the food at Barcino, the bar program is heavily inspired by Catalan traditions and is focused on the unique drinking culture of the region, featuring a concise list of original cocktails, a variety of Spanish-style gin tonics, a highly-focused selection of Spanish vermouths and sherries, and a curated list of Spanish beers, Spanish cava, 50 different bottlings of gin, and Sangria Blanco on tap.
The new bright and airy space features a primarily white color palette, filled with live greenery and unique nods to Catalonian culture meant to inspire conversation and evoke a true sense of place. Jointly designed by The Absinthe Group’s Project Director Jonny Raglin and Hayes Valley-based Sagan Piechota Architecture, Barcino is both elegant and accessible, emphasizing materials primarily sourced from local partners.
THE absinthe group
The Absinthe Group (TAG), founded and managed by food-industry veteran Bill Russell-Shapiro, creates and operates unique, high-quality food and wine enterprises. TAG includes a carefully built collection of seven businesses, five of which are located in the Hayes Valley neighborhood of San Francisco. They are overseen by TAG Vice President Eric Vreede, Executive Chef Ryan McIlwraith, Executive Pastry Chef Michael Aguilar, Beverage Director Phillip Acquafresca, and Director of Bars and Development Jonny Raglin. These include Absinthe Brasserie & Bar, Absinthe Private Dining, Arlequin Wine Merchant, Barcino, Bellota in SoMa, and Comstock Saloon in North Beach.


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Appalachia Community Cancer Network
The Appalachia Community Cancer Network (ACCN), one of 23 Community Networks Program (CNP) Centers funded by the National Cancer Institute, conducts community-based participatory research, outreach, and training activities in underserved communities throughout West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
As part of the ACCN team of community and academic partners, the West Virginia University Cancer Institute collaborates with the University of Kentucky, Ohio State University, Pennsylvania State University, and Virginia Tech to combat the cancer burden that disproportionately affects residents of rural areas.
Four Core Program Areas:
The ACCN works through four core program areas: an Administrative Core, a Research Program, a Community Outreach Program, and a Training Program to reduce cancer health disparities.
The project utilizes a local community advisory board and focuses on cervical, colorectal, and lung cancers, as well as cancer risk factors such as physical inactivity and obesity. ACCN is also working to incorporate new topic areas such as clinical trials and biospecimens into community education and outreach activities.
Twenty Years of Service to Appalachia:
Since its origin in 1992 as the Appalachia Leadership Initiative on Cancer, ACCN is the fourth generation of NCI-funded efforts at the Cancer Center to work with Appalachian communities. Unlike other cancer disparity programs that solely focus on racial and ethnic indicators, ACCN is unique in that it recognizes the disparities related to lack of access to services, socioeconomic status, education, literacy, and cultural issues.
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sandy ocean scapes
sandy is a steadily growing art project, for this I collect sand of ocean coasts from all over the world. The presentation of sandy will take place as an installation of haptic drawings.
Please take part
Since it's impossible for me to visit every coast of the planet, especially during times of Corona, I'm counting on your commitment:
Do you live near by the ocean or do you know someone who lives near by? Have you – or someone you know – brought back some sand from seaside vacation and would like to share it?
If yes, please send me a handful of this ocean sand – from regions where it's allowed – in a letter together with its place of discovery and at least your firstname, tip >>>


New Zealand inevitably adds adventure to your life. Its magnificent landscapes and outstanding coastlines give innumerable options for sailing, cycling, diving, rafting, skydiving, kayaking, jet boating, and many other adventurous experiences. Book a stay in New Zealand for at least a week to enjoy all the amazing adventurous activities. The adventure options in New Zealand are infinite; however, we are sharing the top six things that you can do here for the most adventurous holiday experience:
OGO or Zorb
You will find this unique activity only in some places of the world and New Zealand is the topmost place where you can enjoy this adventure by rolling down a hill while you are inside a big ball. OGO Rotorua is a famous rolling park in New Zealand. You can’t afford to miss it at all; this iconic activity of rolling in a plastic ball is a must-try.
Wanaka, Lake Taupo, Bay of Plenty, Queenstown, Auckland and Napier New Zealand are famous locations to experience the best skydiving options. There is no need to tell how much fun you may have after skydiving as this heart-stopping adventure is ineffable. Just experience this delight for a memorable venture.
This awe-inspiring and heart-stirring activity is above everything. Bungy adds unending joy and spellbinding view that you can see after jumping. Nevis, the highest point of New Zealand, Kawarau Bungy site, Taupo Bungy and Auckland Harbour Bridge are some of the best Bungy sites here that offer a great adrenaline rush.
Jet boating in New Zealand is famous worldwide. No matter how old you are, this activity will certainly win your heart. Buckle up yourself and enjoy the ravishing journey with jet boating. The Huka Falls of Lake Taupo is extremely popular for its spectacular view and Jet Boating. Feel the joy and enjoy this adventure.
The fun in sliding down rocks, jumping, leaping off waterfalls, climbing, and scrambling will leave you thunderstruck. The best places to enjoy this activity in New Zealand are Nelson, Wanaka, Auckland, Canterbury, and Coromandel. These places are encircled by mountains, which ultimately make it a must-visit and must-do activity. Canyoning simply tops the list amidst the wildest adventures.
Rafting can’t be overlooked. Your adventurous holiday would be incomplete without rafting. New Zealand has been blessed with the highest waterfall in Rotorua. The Lake Taupo’s Tongariro River, Queenstown, and West Coast are most popular spots for rafting in this country.
Adventure lovers will never get disappointed after reaching New Zealand as it has various things to offer. So, plan your trip and don’t forget to do these six adventurous activities there.


Tobago offers a great windsurfing vacation, and more.
The small island of Tobago is a paradise of warmth and beauty. Tobago rests northeast of its larger sister-island Trinidad. Together, they rest in the waters above the northeast corner of Venezuela in South America.
I travelled solo to join Jem Hall on his astounding week-two Tobago Clinic from February 14th to 21st, 2017. Yet, even before Jem’s clinic started, the windsurfing, friends, and other activities were easily found. The other attractions and interesting history of Tobago also encourage a family vacation.
Renting windsurfing equipment in Tobago is available at Radical Sports with Brett Kenny and his team, located inside Pigeon Point Heritage Park. English, German, and other languages are spoken there. Radical Sports is outfitted well with over 70 windsurfing boards and 20 SUPs. The windy season is from mid-December to the end of June. February and March are their busiest months. Their equipment includes the ability to get kids as young as 6 or 7 years old, and beginners on the water. Activities they offer, beyond windsurfing, are: SUP, snorkeling, kiting, sailing on the Hobbie Wave, a half-pipe skate board ramp with knee and elbow pads for kids, a ping-pong table if there is no wind, pilates, a “liming” lounge, and an amazing night-time bio-luminescent-tour too. The water is incredibly beautiful and consistently warm with its turquoise shining bright colours. It holds sea turtles, colourful fish by the reef, and stingrays that will show themselves but gently dart away from you. There is nothing in the water to be concerned about. At low tide, the water is shallow. The area where you sail safely inside the reef is large and inviting. There is some chop at high-tide. Waves are limited off the island. Overall, this is a great trip for beginner to advanced intermediate windsurfers. It’s worth taking your own harness, hat, and lots of SPF; the sun is hot!
If you are wise, you will sign-up-for a Jem Hall Clinic in Tobago (or anywhere else for that matter). Jem is direct, fun, and is a focused coach. This was my first clinic with Jem and I am sure I will be going back for more of his enthusiasm. His clinic was filled with a like-minded group of windsurfing-addicts - wonderful company! What fun. During Jem’s clinic, you spend the whole day and most of the evening together. In some ways it is easier to travel solo for Jem’s clinics, as you get to focus on learning and enjoying the group. However, at our clinic, two people brought their significant others and it was a pleasure to have them also in the mix for dinners etc. I learned a lot from Jem in a few days. He utilized video, pictures, and his keen eye for constructive criticism. For instance, I finally understood the benefits of getting my hands closer together on the boom while sailing, I became more balanced in the harness, and improved my fast tacks, gybes and overall stance.
Radical Sports also offers lessons. Further, if you go with your family, and they are not windsurfers, they will be comfortable close around the corner on the same beach where it is (surprisingly!) not windy. There are lots of other activities and everyone can find something fun that suits them. Food, drinks, showers, and bathrooms on the beach are all nearby and are good.
While in Tobago I stayed at Shepherd’s Inn, where the staff were remarkably warm, helpful and accommodating. I looked forward to seeing them! It is a small, pretty hotel that has a pool, a good restaurant and bar, and well-landscaped grounds. The rooms are very comfortable and my stay there was very positive. Unlike some vacations where I have rented an apartment and done my own cooking, due to the availability of groceries, I would recommend picking a good hotel, like Shepherd’s Inn. Having a small fridge to accommodate snacks is enough. Otherwise, eat at restaurants. Two mouth-watering restaurants we went to while there were Dillons with deliciously flavoured fish, and the fancy Café Bistro.
Beyond windsurfing, I had such fantastic other-adventures! Please consider going on the bio tour with Brett or his brother from Radical Sports where you take a night-time SUP or kayak out into the ocean and get to swim in a lagoon where microscopic plankton dinoflagellates delight you with their glow- it is an experience of a life time. Think of the whale scene from the movie Life of Pi, in reference to the glowing water when stimulated…. and the feeling of magic. Also, Being with Horses enchants you with a horseback riding experience like no other. It is a special place where they take a different and very thoughtful approach with the horses. For instance, it is the horse that picks its rider from the group! You also get to ride the horse in the beautiful waters off of Buccoo beach. Further, it is worthwhile to take a tour around the island by a hired driver. Steve was an informative host for me and my friend Arno, telling us of the history of Tobago, letting us climb and swim in the Argyle waterfalls, driving us through the beautiful rainforest reserve, and showing us the stunning trees, fruits, cocoa, animals and sights. Mountain biking, bird watching, and scuba diving are other options. Also, you will not be able to miss the glass-bottom boats for snorkeling by the reef and swimming at Nylon Pool out in the water. Swimming in Nylon Pool apparently takes 10 years off your age…. this hasn’t worked for me yet….. but it was certainly still worth the experience!
You could easily enjoy windsurfing,”liming” and the welcoming atmosphere at Radical Sports for your entire trip. However, there is more available on this beautiful Island, if you have the time and urge to explore.
Here are some key links & info:
Jem Hall: http://jemhall.com/technique.html
Jem’s great coaching tips: https://vimeo.com/channels/top100windsurfingtips
UK’s Windsurf Magazine highlights a video from Jem’s Tobago Clinic on Week One 2017: http://www.windsurf.co.uk/45321-2/
Radical Sport Windsurfing & Bio Luminescence Tour: http://www.radicalsportstobago.com/
Shepherd’s Inn: https://www.shepherdsinntobago.com
Horse back riding: http://www.being-with-horses.com
Steve’s taxi service: 868-680-8631
Restaurant: Dillons with delicious fish: https://www.tripadvisor.ca/ShowUserReviews-g1026381-d1046679-r54903553-Dillons-Crown_Point_Tobago_Trinidad_and_Tobago.html
Restaurant: fancy Café Bistro: https://en.tripadvisor.com.hk/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g1463488-d9729666-i168734337-Mesoreen_Cafe_Bistro-Bon_Accord_Tobago_Trinidad_and_Tobago.html


Website about mining and mineralproduction, especially about influences to environment
Against all expectations, in 2013, the Norwegian municipality Guovdageaidnu stopped the process of reopening a copper- and gold mine. It added a new chapter to the battle between external modern influences from outside and the traditional lifestyle of the Sámi, the indigenous peoples of Scandinavia and the Kola Peninsula.
The reindeer storm in like gladiators into the arena. Antlers scrape against the wooden fence that encloses the small opening to the girdnu. The adrenaline pumps through the strong, energetic bodies. A reindeer slips in the mud and is overrun by others. Quickly it joins the herd again, nervously looking around, searching for the non-existent escape out of this small round area. For a moment, only the severe breathing of the reindeer is audible.
With an intrusive shout a herder brings the herd into movement. The animals run around while keeping an eye on the people that stand in the middle of the girdnu. Along the side, other herders observe. Next to them are the youngest children, some elderly, and a lost journalist. We all stand numb on this drizzling October day, deep in the tundra on the Norwegian side of Sápmi: the land of the Sámi.
A couple of older animals are grabbed by their big antlers and pulled towards the side. With a knife stab in the neck and one in the brains, their lives comes to an end in no time. While the muscles relax, the animal is dragged outside the fence, where it is immediately and precisely butchered. In this way, all of the animal, except for select organs, can be eaten or used by the families. Just as in other areas in Sápmi, this traditional method is still practiced here at Guorbavuopmi, in the herding district Ábborášša, by families that have lived here since time immemorial.
The herd of Inga Susanne near the Biedjovággi mine, 1970’s.
(Photo: Lent by Inga Susanne Hætta Triumf)
Marit Kristine's children help marking the reindeer calves.
(Photo: Lent by Marit Kristine Hætta Sara)
Inga Susanne Hætta Triumf grew up here. Together with four other families, her family forms one of the twelve siidas of Ábborášša: ancient-old co-operations of reindeer herders that share pieces of land with their herds. “These have been our autumnal grazing lands forever,” says Inga Susanne. She nods to the top of the mountain, where a partly asphalted road winds its way up. “Čáskejas used to be a nice place with a lot of green. We drank coffee there while our reindeer grazed.” It once was a fixed resting point on the migration route.
The 77-year-old reindeer herder remembers the arrival of the first mineral researchers in 1952 clearly. “The research started little by little, but it became more and more,” she says. Geological researchers of the Norwegian state stayed from 1955 until 1966 in this remote area. With bulldozers and tractors they brought tools and cabins from Guovdageaidnu (Kautokeino in Norwegian) to Čáskejas.
She puts her hands deeper into her jacket pockets. The arrival of the researchers was a surprise for her. She did not know that a handy speculator, Gudleif Holmboe from Tromsø, had taken over the mining rights for a pittance. He bought the rights from some reindeer herders, after their discovered copper ore showed up under his eyes. Three years later Holmboe sold the rights for a multiple to the Norwegian state, pocketing 15 million Norwegian Kroner (roughly 1.5 million Euro) in today’s currency.
The generosity of the state is in line with its interest in natural resources, which has made the country wealthy. Politics modernized for the North after 1945; new infrastructure came, industry was created and the assimilation politics to sculpt the sea-, river- and reindeer-Sami into modern Norwegians was intensified. All efforts were aimed at economic development and eradicating the old culture and traditions of the Sámi.
“Along the tractor road you still find waste from that first period,” tells Inga Susanne. On top of the mountain it is worse. “We cannot go there with the reindeer, everything is damaged.” This is a result of two short but intensive periods of copper and gold mining in the Biedjovággi mine, named after the valley behind the mountain. In 2013, the municipality council created a controversy by stopping the reopening of the mine due to, among others, cultural reasons. Experiences from the past played an important role.
His interest in plants and picking berries brought Svein Lund to the fields around the mine in 2006. The 64-year-old former educator noticed a blue rash on some stones in the wetlands. “Streams had a strange colour as well and rusty iron pipes protruded out of the water,” he says. The last time he was on site was years ago and he got a job there. However, in 1975, just days before his first day of work, mining company Sydvaranger pulled the plug on the remote mine.
Since the opening in 1968, the exploitation of the mine had only cost money. State owned Sydvaranger took over from the ailing Bleikvassli in 1973 under political pressure. Seven years earlier Bleikvassli had been the only interested company. The Danish owner Holger Fangel got all possible support from the state to make the mine a success. A forty-kilometre long asphalt road was constructed from Guovdageaidnu straight through the unsullied tundra. The company was provided with the data from years of research.
Nevertheless, it went wrong. Fangel wanted to earn back his investment as quickly as possible. He decided to build a cheaper open-pit mine on top of the mountain, instead of an underground mine, which engineers recommended. “A fundamental mistake,” asserts Svein. Big holes were made to get to the ore. “As a result, the reindeer herders cannot use this place anymore. Fangel figured that the vegetation on Čáskejas was uninteresting for reindeer and that this would get him around financial claims of herders.”
The businessman argued that the land at the base of the mountain was better for reindeer. In 1974, a judge ruled differently and decided that Fangel had to pay 547 thousand Norwegian Kroner to Ábborášša and three other herding districts. The climate proved an even bigger problem. “Čáskejas is the most windy place on the tundra, which makes it feel even colder than it actually is; a hopeless location for a mine,” according to Svein, whose book Gull, gråstein og grums (Gold, granite and turbidity) about controversial Norwegian mines, was published this year.
Water pipes froze, machines and other tools were unusable. On the coldest days the workers could not leave the buildings because of the extreme weather conditions. The majority of the year they could work, but the profits were not high enough: the mine was too focused on copper extraction. Even though they knew there were huge amounts of gold in the rock, they did not manage to actually extract it with the techniques of that time.
The Biedjovággi mine did become a success after Outokumpu reopened it in 1985. The Finnish state company used a method whereby much more gold was extracted. A small amount of the employees came from Guovdageaidnu and the mine also provided work for local companies. However, in total, it did not give much income for the municipality. Trucks drove in and out of Finland; everything of value left. This painful memory resurfaced in 2013 when the municipality council had to decide if the Swedish company Arctic Gold would be allowed to offer the mine a third life.
With great effort we avoid the big stones and deep holes on the steep road. The rear tires slip away in the gravel; the Volkswagen engine struggles. The jumpy view in the side-mirror is impressive: infinite green tundra with many lakes, streams and small birch trees peppering the landscape. In some places, the first snowfall of the season has not yet disappeared. In the west only the top of the sun is visible, and it bathes the horizon in a red-pink hue.
The tires crunch in the frosted snow, which upon closer inspection resembles large salt grains. Off in the distance, the humming sound of an ATV is faintly audible. A neglected grey building stands behind the frozen lake on the flat top of the mountain Čáskejas. It is surrounded by rusted plates, broken electricity cables, and crushed rocks. Our shiny, red car stands out against the grey-white moonscape.
Jan Magne Hestvik (age 50) made this same drive in 1988, as young job seeker from Alta. “It was minus 42˚ Celsius when I arrived, a temperature I never experienced before. It’s like I ended up on the North Pole,” he laughs. “My car froze on the way. I felt so alone, there, in the middle of the tundra.” He managed to start the engine again, went through the application process and worked as cook in the mine canteen until 1990. “The mine attracted me because it was special work at a special place. It also had an attractive working schedule: eleven days of work, eleven days free.”
They played table tennis, darts and sometimes, with the lives of reindeer. “Once a driver of the big Caterpillar put up its loader, waited until a reindeer walked under it and then dropped the loader.” Personally, he had warm relations with the reindeer herders. “With bad weather they came into the canteen. One of the herders could sometimes sit on a chair in the kitchen for twenty hours in a row. One day he brought smoked reindeer meat for me. We still meet each other.”
Primarily, Norwegian and Finnish men worked in the mine. “Me and others that came from far slept in a weird, oblong flat,” he remembers. “Beyond there was a row of brand-new Mercedes cars, BMWs, you name it. An amazing view, those cars on the North Pole.” Tax benefits on new cars were a teaser for mineworkers by the Finnish authorities. When a shift ended, a train of cars drove through the tundra, all miners leaving the remote settlement. There was little to enjoy for them around the mine.
45-year-old Marit Kristine Hætta Sara remembers the canteen well. “As children we went there. It was a special thing that other people lived so remotely as well,” recalls the reindeer herder. She walks in the direction of her lavvu, a nomadic tent. Like her aunt Inga Susanne, she has mostly negative feelings about the Biedjovággi mine. “Our father taught us to fish for trout in the river just behind the mine. I cannot teach this to my children there, all of the trout are gone.”
She talks about the machines that worked day and night, and about the trucks that commuted between the mine and Finland. After the mine closed in 1991, it became apparent how deep they had been digging. “They destroyed the buildings and threw everything they could not take with them into those big holes that have been created by digging,” she says indignantly. That waste is now on the bottom of the lakes on Čáskejas. “Later we heard that the area would be brought back into its original state. I have never seen any sign of that, and do not expect this will ever take place.”
There are three other mines in the municipality of Guovdageaidnu: the closed mine of Ádjit where rusted machines set the scene, and the two mines of Náranaš. Some years ago the municipality financed a bridge to the Náranaš mines for 20 million Norwegian Kroner. It was believed that the international demand for greenstone would create employment. However, shortly after the construction of the bridge, both the international market and the cooperation between the municipality and the mining companies reached a nadir. Currently, one mine operates on a small scale.
The traditional lifestyle is under pressure due to conflicts over land-use: it does not coexist with the demands of modern industry. It seems to be too late to preserve the lifestyle of the river- and sea-Sámi, since big fisheries rule along the coastline, edging out smaller, sustenance level fisherman. The future of the traditional lifestyle of ‘Norwegian’ reindeer-Sámi looks brighter, although the question of what the future role of reindeer herding and mining should be separates this community. The Biedjovággi mine for example, is still labelled as an industrial area. A proposal to remove this label does not seem to get a majority of votes in the municipality council.
As a collective, the Sámi did manage to achieve political and cultural rights. Those rights were claimed and received in the aftermath of protests that started in 1979, rallying against the construction of the Alta dam, which threatened to make the town of Máze disappear. The results of the protests were the construction of a smaller dam that saved Máze, but the event also served as a catalyst for acknowledgement of Sámi rights in identity; tangible evidence of that struggle include establishment of a Sámi Parliament, university and theatre, all with funding from the Norwegian state.
Reindeer have a central cultural, political and economical role in the municipality of Guovdageaidnu. The majority of the three thousand inhabitants is connected to reindeer herding in various ways. Some are registered as members of a siida and as ‘full time’ reindeer herders, while other herders are officially unemployed. Others have ‘modern jobs’ and are with their families’ reindeer herd when help is needed. Besides employment, reindeer supply materials, such as for the Sámi duodji handicraft. Antlers are for example used in the construction of knives.
Marit Kristine Hætta Sara feels that a vote in favour of mining is against reindeer herding, and therefore, against their culture. She hopes that her children never have to work in a mining area. That hope was nearly shattered in December 2013, when, unexpectedly, the municipality council voted down the plans of Arctic Gold with ten votes against and nine votes in favour. Svein Lund thinks that the arrogance of the Swedish company played a role in the outcome. “They knew nothing about the history of the mine and the people that live here, they only thought about the gold.”
It is questionable if a municipality with a structural deficit of 14 million Norwegian Kroner and the highest unemployment rate of Norway (7.2 per cent) can resist the on-going threat of mining projects. However, after the local elections in September, the Labour Party and Johttisápmelaččaid listu (the ‘Reindeer Herders Party’) agreed in their negotiations to rule out the reopening of the Biedjovággi mine until 2019.
Afterwards, the whole circus may start again.


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265 East 100 South, Suite 275, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111.
We are on the 2nd floor. If you enter from the parking lot you will be on the 2nd floor. We’re on the East end. Handicapped parking is on the West side of the building, accessed from 100 South.
If you ever come to your appointment and find the building locked, text me at 801-350-0115 and I will let you in.
This is the parking (entrance from 300 East) to North of building. Park in one of 20 stalls marked “client parking” or “visitor.”
This is the entrance to our floor from parking lot
Chris Wehl, Ph.D.
265 East 100 South
Salt Lake City , Utah 84111
Phone: (801) 350-0115 (and text messages for scheduling and short notifications)
Fax: (801) 350-9582
E-Mail: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.org
Or, use this link to send Dr. Wehl encrypted email or documents