 countries on who knows how many different trips. I think I'm still in the luck of the averages, home or abroad.
I love to travel and would certainly consider going back, even to Guatamala. To the ones who can't stand the beggers and other inconveniences of the Third World; Stay Home!
Mike, you did a very fine job of conveying your experiances during your travels. I have lots of pictures and five log books (pre-computer or internet) to chronicle my life on the road. I'm looking forward to my next trip with some of the equipment you had to work with.
The oddest thing is I was in Nkhata Bay when all this went down. I have to say, Mike's recapping of his trip to Mzuzu was flawless, and unfortunately it was always like that. I dreaded the Mzuzu days.
I lived in Nkhata Bay for 5 months and I was lucky, I had no bad mugging experiences. thing is, they seemed to be concentrated to the area around the bus depot. It's very unfortunate. But it is a lovely town with excellent people.
I'm curious to see if I met the author while he was there. Hey Mike, if you see this, did you go into Chimango Tours at all? It's beside Golden Dawg, on the way up to Mayoka and Njaya.
Yep, I went to Chimango Tours several times. I did an overnight canoe trip with Dave, "G", and Abraham and a mountain bike trip with Dave's brother (you can see some of these characters in the Malawi photo gallery).
I think we did meet - we discussed traveling through the Middle East. And fingercuffs.
In his professional journey so far, he has rich consulting experience in the field of ecotourism having worked closely with state governments, international agencies, joint ventures and private ecotourism ventures. He was involved in crafting ecotourism policies and plans for states like Madhya Pradesh and Karnataka and also managed some of the well known ecolodges for Govt. of Karnataka owned Jungle Lodges and Resorts Ltd. He also worked on projects related to Sustainable Tourism master planning and responsible tourism initiatives in Kerala as the Tourism Planner with GITPAC International. As a tourism expert he was part of the GITPAC team which had prepared the Feasibility study for Lake Victoria destination development in Uganda, East Africa. His most recent assignment was as with Gujarat Tourism Opportunity Limited, a Govt. of Gujarat initiative in association with IL&FS where as the Tourism Development consultant, he handled tourism projects related to conceptualization and development, project management, PPP projects in tourism, technical assistance in policy formulation, etc.
Recognized as Global Tourism Expert from India by UNEP in its Database on Global Partnership for Sustainable Tourism, he maintains strong interest towards tourism research, conducting capacity building and training programs in the Tourism domain. He has published articles and write-ups in journals and magazines at the national and international level and has participated in various conferences in the field of eco tourism both as Speaker as well as Panelist. He has been appointed by QualityDestination/QualityCoast, an international sustainable tourism certification agency as its India national coordinator.
Currently he is part of two international projects on ecotourism; as National Ecotourism Specialist with JICA assisted Sikkim Biodiversity Conservation and Forest Management Project and Team Leader and Ecotourism expert in SICOM (World Bank) project in Tamilnadu.Hello, my name is Ileana Reyes. Before immigrating to Canada, I was an English preschool teacher in Mexico City at the Westhill Institute.
I moved to the Okanagan in 2003 and while working full time, pursued and completed my Early Childhood Educator Certificate in 2005.
A westside child care centre where I was employed, kindly allowed me to offer a Spanish preschool program in 2006 and the popularity of the program showed that parents were eager to give their children an opportunity to learn Spanish at an early age. I felt there was a need for a full immersion program.
My husband and I found a wonderful property, located in the heart of Lakeview Heights, and opened Mi Escuelita, next to our home, in September 2007.
During the past several years, I've had the joy and privilege of teaching to so many wonderful and gifted children. I'm truly grateful for having this opportunity and thank all the families for their continued trust and support!
Bilingual babies listen to languages - and don't get confused.
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The club also announced it has added international defensive back Greg Ducre, and released international offensive lineman Xavier Fulton and international kicker Austin Renkow.
Johnstone, a 6-foot-6, 275-pound national out of Oregon University, was selected by the Alouettes in the CFL Supplemental Draft on July 2. The Als gave up their first round pick in 2019 as a result. The 25-year-old Johnstone had joined the Los Angeles Chargers in May 2016 following his collegiate career.
Ducre, 26, played for the Washington Redskins and San Diego Chargers following his collegiate career with the University of Washington.
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Try going to bootloader with the buttons or through recovery.
Actually, I never thought Asus would have such a tool. Nice!
Okay so I tried doing it through Ubuntu and it seemed to be working and fastboot can recognize the device, however on running the bash script the phone again shows the same screen when the process starts (Please have a look at the screenshot). After that the screen turns black with the same 'press power button to shut down'.
Also, please tell me if I'm to make a separate post for this one since the problem shifted a bit.
yes I have tried that too but I don't know why even if it's the official ROM, the tool didn't do anything at all, I mean it warned me that the data will be wiped, and then after agreeing to it, it just simply restarted the phone but no data was wiped.
Then the bootloader is unlocked?
nah I checked, it didn't do a thing. It was all as it was before doing it.
No problem! Please reply if it worked.
Huh, weird did the bootloader get corrupt or something? It won't stay on that screen?
Why would it disappear though...
My existential and cosmological ramblings with a little dab of Zen and science.
Stars are a good reminder of how the universe is all one and there is only now. This is a photograph of the star Betelgeuse, the 2nd brightest star in the constellation of Orion. It’s nearing the end of its life and has been showing signs that it’s ejecting matter from its surface. It’s a red supergiant nearly 12 times the mass of the Sun, and it is roughly 650ly from us. Light takes 650 years to reach us. Changes on its surface are that old. Astrophysicists are watching for evidence of a supernova.
So let’s forget all that for a moment and look at it from the perspective of 18th Century astronomy. We’re out at night looking at Orion. We’re tracing lines from the feet up to the belt, up the tunic to the shoulder of the arm that’s drawing the bow. And up at the left at the shoulder of the huntsman we see a star that can look pinkish at times.
And a minute later the star explodes.
We take out a notebook and make notes. We describe what we see in every way we can. We write about it for days until it stops being visible in daylight. From where we are in the 1700s the star just blew up. We don’t know about c, or concepts like light-years. We don’t understand that the actual explosion happened sometime in the 11th century during the crusades. This is all happening ‘now.’
And even today