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The Thames Ditton Drama Club will be setting the stage alight this month with seven different performances, including their own take on such children’s classics as The Witches, Bugsy Malone and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

The club, run for the past decade for children aged from eight to 15, holds practice sessions three times a week in the hall and can count more than 80 children among its ranks.

Sheila Maher, the co-founder of the group, said that the shows would be enjoyed by both those taking part and those in the audience.

“All the kids absolutely love it and they are having so much fun with what they are learning at the moment,” she said.

“The displays will be really nice evenings out for parents and anyone interested, with a great atmosphere. There will be such a supportive audience as well.

“Every child has a part and we are always keen on keeping everyone on stage at the same time so they do not get bored or feel left out.”

The children are divided into three groups according to their age, and Sheila added that she was constantly surprised by how much talent was on display in these classes.

“It is amazing how good they are at learning their lines. The Vera Fletcher Hall is great because they are able to project their voice and act on the stage and get a feel for it,” she added.

“Once they have that, they have it for life. The children are not at all nervous on the stage and we do spot some kids who are absolutely brilliant.

“A lot of them bring their own interpretations to each production, which is fantastic. One of the most important things is to get the children to enjoy themselves.

“It is surprising how many of them come up with their own ideas for the plays, and how many of them are good ideas.”

The club writes all its own scripts, Sheila added, with every part determined by how much, or little, each child wants to say while on stage.

Sheila used to teach drama at Thames Ditton Junior School and decided to set up the drama club in 1995 when one of the mothers who helped out, Kathy Gregory, offered to join her.

The classes are open to anyone interested and Sheila said that it had always been popular, as children tend to invite along their friends.

“It is part of the fun that they can come here with people they know and have a great time,” she said.

“At the same time, they are learning subconsciously. It is not like homework, it is more like fun.

“We put children in for Trinity and Guildhall exams if they want to do them. It is totally up to the child and some are interested, while others are not.

“The classes make the children far more articulate, and they are reading all the time.

“In the exams, they have to read a piece from a book, learn a poem by heart, talk about a bit of prose and explain why they have chosen it.

Anything like this is going to help them with their exams in school.”

Among the family favourites on offer this month  will be a performance by the seniors of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory on Friday  at 7.30pm.

July 13 will see the infants display their acting talents in Hansel and Gretel and Ned the Lonely Donkey at 4.30pm.

The juniors will be bringing Henry VIII and The Musicians of Bremen to life two days later, at 7.30pm, while the top juniors will perform their own take on Roald Dahl’s The Witches and Bugsy Malone on July 16 at 7.30pm.

“We are always on the look-out for new members,” Sheila added.

“Young people are joining all the time and it is mainly through word of mouth, but anyone is welcome.”

For tickets or more information about the group, call 020 8398 6777.


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Woofy Ramome joins JVC Broadcasting in Fort Walton Beach

JVC Broadcasting announced on Tuesday morning that long-time local radio personality, Woofy Ramone, joined their team.

Woofy has over 30 years experience in the Fort Walton Beach/Destin market having previously been with 99Rock over at Cumulus Media.

Moving forward, Woofy will serve as Operations Manager overseeing:

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“I moved to the JVC family because I want our work – radio broadcasting, public service, client relationships – all to matter more than those being just a report or bottom line on a spreadsheet,” said Woofy in a statement. “JVC is an organization that still believes in radio that entertains and informs the community, while helping local businesses market their products, especially in a time where everything local needs the most help.  I’m excited for what the future holds for the JVC family of stations here on the Emerald Coast!”

Woofy will start with the JVC team in early June.

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Chagoury Cup

The Chagoury Cup was adopted on January 10, 2011 to encourage good fellowship of the Lebanese American Foundation Golf Classic. Sponsored by myself, the cup is awarded to the golf foursome with the 1st place Low Gross and 1st place Low Net in the annual Golf Classic. The name of each member of the winning foursomes will be engraved onto the perpetual Chagoury Cup trophy and shall be displayed at the House of Lebanon.

I would like to personally congratulate this year’s winners:

Low Gross Champions:

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  2. Harvey Owen
  3. Phil Kelly
  4. Rick Santana

Low Net Champions:

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  2. Salim Israwi
  3. Steve Seblani
  4. Rick Rielly

2nd Place Low Gross Winners:

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  2. Mike Tortomasi
  3. Richard Smith
  4. Steven Woods

3rd Place Low Gross Winners:

  1. Nabil Nahman
  2. Jimmy Chagoury
  3. Dagon Massey
  4. Chris Nahman

Closest to Hole Winner:

  • Mike Tortomasi

Ladies Long Drive Champion

  • Nadia Hamdan

Men’s Long Drive Champion

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  2. Marianne Simon
  3. June Kim
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IMF Issues Dire Warning On Global Economy

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has just released a report warning  that economic growth worldwide is so fragile, policymakers in the top 20 economies, the so-called G20, must immediately prepare contingency plans. With repeated downgrading of its global growth forecasts, and further lowering of its projections likely, the IMF is in effect warning that the world stands on the precipice of a new global recession. It is urging policymakers in major sovereigns to prepare for future fiscal pump priming as a last measure to prevent further demand destruction.

Not surprisingly, the IMF report identifies two primary drivers of the underlying fragility of the global economy: China’s  slowing economic growth combined with turmoil in her equity markets and the collapse of the benchmark price of oil, inflicting massive fiscal turmoil on the world’s leading petroleum exporting nations. These factors have decimated global commodities and equities and have sown panic in financial markets across the globe.

Is this a repeat of the period just before the onset of the global economic and financial crisis of 2008, or perhaps something different, and even more ominous? Time will tell.

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China’s Economy Is Contracting In The Industrial Sector

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The figures for China’s purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for November registered a mere 49 points, according to the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing. This figure represents a contraction in the crucial Chinese manufacturing sector. It has been due to its role as factory to the world that China’s GDP has been propelled to the second largest in the world. The latest PMI has been amplified by a similar index compiled by HSBC, which is also reporting a contraction in the industrial sector. This dismal news on the supposedly rapidly growing Chinese economy is being attributed to a decrease in exports to the Eurozone countries, now mired in an ever-worsening sovereign debt crisis. The data on China’s PMI is the worst since February 2009, at the tail-end of the free fall contraction in the global economy after the onset of the global economic crisis in the fall of 2008.

How worried should one be about the industrial contraction in China? Many observers have already pointed out that China’s rapid growth at a time of economic decline and stagnation among advanced economies was in large part artificially induced by massive government spending, in particular on uninhabited apartment complexes and unoccupied shopping malls. But more importantly, how worried is China about the economic health of its largest customers, in both the Euozone/UK region and the United States? This is what Chinese Vice Finance Minister Zhu Guangyao said about the current global economic crisis: “The current global crisis may be in some way more severe and challenging than that of 2008 after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.”

The Chinese political leadership is clearly worried about the spillover effects of the Eurozone debt crisis on China. This has led to some radical about-turns in economic policymaking. Concerns about inflation and banks with a significant portfolio of bad loans have been discarded. The authorities in Beijing are again focused on growth at all costs, involving the loosening of monetary policies and requirements on Chinese banks for minimal provision for reserves against bad loans. However, with a much smaller proportion of its economy driven by domestic consumption compared to the Eurozone, U.K. and U.S., there is only so much the government can do to induce growth at a time of stagnation or contraction of its exports to its largest customers. In the final analysis, China cannot go on indefinitely building uninhabited cities as a means of creating “growth” in its GDP.

Despite all the talk in economic circles about the large economies in East Asia being “decoupled” from the advanced economies in Europe and North America, China is as much a prisoner of the impact of the Eurozone debt crisis as is America-just as Europe and China were prisoners of the subprime mortgage meltdown in the United States. In our integrated global economy, no one is immune to the effects of a legacy of bad economic and fiscal policymaking in Washington and Brussels, least of all Beijing.

Officer Larry of the NYPD is on his way to Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan to arrest peaceful protesters involved with the Occupy Wall Street movement. Being a public spirited member of the New York Police Department, Officer Larry does remind us that there is a global economic crisis underway that rivals the Great Depression of the 1930s.

China Posts First Trade Deficit in Six Years

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For the first time since 2004, China incurred a net trade deficit totalling more than $7 billion in March. China’s Statistics Department maintains that the primary drivers of the deficit were surging imports of industrial commodities, including oil and minerals. In addition, certain consumer durables, including automobiles, also encountered increased demand from China’s domestic market.

The authorities in Beijing believe that the March trade deficit was an anomaly, and that China will return to a net surplus in its international trade.  However, the March trade deficit does strengthen the case of those in the Chinese leadership who believe their country should take an inflexible stand in negotiations with Washington on the exchange rate of the national currency, the yuan or renminbi. It is likely that China will be even more determined to resist U.S. pressure to allow the value of the renminbi to appreciate. This sets the stage for increased tension between Washington and Beijing over fundamental issues that will determine the trajectory of the ongoing global economic crisis.


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This is a guest blog from Emily Smith. Emily is a student from Salisbury University, currently interning abroad through her school and Global Experiences. Here, she shares some of her thoughts on what has been like to become a local in Paris.

…you have a strong love/hate relationship with the metro. Seriously it’s the best and worst thing about the city. Public transportation in Paris is wonderful, and the metro is by far my favorite. It’s so convenient when you’re trying to go somewhere because you’re never too far from a metro stop. It’s faster than walking, and when it’s cold and rainy, it’s nice to be somewhat warm and dry. You can get almost anywhere in the city on the metro. And when you go out at night, you don’t have to worry about driving. It’s great.

But then there’s the days when you hate it, like when getting to school takes you over an hour instead of 25 minutes because there was a passenger incident, and traffic on line 13 (mine) is interrupted between Porte de St. Ouen (right before me) and Saint-Lazare (where I transferred to get to school). Or the mornings when all you’re trying to do is get to school on time, and you wait for three trains to go through the station before you can squeeze yourself onto one. Or the nights when the metro stops running at 2am and doesn’t start again until 5:30 and you just want to go home, but unfortunately you just missed the last train out.

…you finally understand what people mean when they say “Paris is not France.” Yesterday we went on a day trip to Reims in the champagne region. It was about 45 minutes on the high speed train, but would normally be about a 2 hour drive. It’s nothing like Paris which was cool. Having lived in Paris for a month, the differences were easy to pick out. We walked the entire city of Reims in a day. If you walked for an entire day in Paris, you could maybe see an arrondissement. People there were just nicer. Not that people in Paris aren’t friendly, but people in Reims smile at you when you walk past them on the street, and when you cross the street, you don’t risk getting run over by angry, stressed Parisian drivers.

That being said, I’m definitely a city girl. Reims was pretty and the champagne was delicious, but there weren’t enough people or enough places to go to keep me interested for more than a day. Paris is in France, yes, but Paris is not France.

…you know that a meal isn’t really complete without bread, cheese, AND wine. Not just one, or two, but all three. Even lunch. Especially dinner. Sometimes that’s a meal. It really doesn’t matter. You can go to a restaurant at 3 in the afternoon, order a cheese plate and a glass of wine, and call it a day. Expect six different kinds of cheese, four of which are completely foreign (and completely delicious). You eat your cheese ON the bread. There are different ways to cut different kinds of cheese (it’s a learning process, this cheese stuff). But really, this is probably the best pairing of food and drink ever. The French know food.

…you know the best way to judge the overall cost of a restaurant is by how much they charge for a cafe expresso. If you’re paying more than 3 euros for a cafe, you’re paying too much.

…you know the best people watching happens on the metro. You never know what you’ll see. One day, there’s a man walking around with a kitten on his shoulder. The next day, there’s a man playing the guitar while his son sings along…all on the train.

…nothing fazes you anymore. People wear what they want to wear, they do what they want to do, and there’s nothing you can do about it. Just let it happen.

…the thought of ever having to leave this beautiful, hectic, scary, wonderful city is terrifying.

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In the Division for Global Surveillance, we run a variety of health-related research projects. We strive to make web-based data visualization and data-interaction for the reader a common part of our knowledge dissemination activities. With web-interfaces and applications, we want to allow the reader to explore and interact with the newest data, in order to get a better understanding of our findings. Perhaps most importantly, we hope to reach and engage a broader audience.

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The Mobility and COVID-19 app
The Mobility & COVID-19 app was developed as a data visualization and exploratory tool for Google mobility data and publicly available data collected from Our World in Data. Users can explore the how the occurrence of new cases of COVID-19 and the simultaneous evolution of changes in different types of mobility, with major change-points of mean mobility, mark potentially new stages in COVID-19 evolution. The user can explore rolling correlations of new cases of COVID-19 and mobility over time, and similarities between countries grouped according to new cases of COVID-19.

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This app was built to determine the association between antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in a clinical setting with that of sewage samples from the Global Sewage Project. Clinical data from the SENTRY Antimicrobial Surveillance Program (a JMI Laboratories surveillance study) was complemented with data collected by the WHO Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance System (GLASS). From a surveillance perspective, this study emphasizes how AMR characteristics of urban sewage samples is concordant with clinical sample data and how, given their closely relationship, both sources can serve to monitor AMR.

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The Global Sewage Project App is a data visualization tool for the information generated through the Global Sewage Surveillance Project (GSSP) for antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The AMR gene abundances, sampling efforts, the relationship between World Bank variables strongly associated with AMR, and the summary document and data generated by the Project, are available in this data visualization tool.
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June 24, 2018

Today was our first full day in Panama and it was awesome! We arrived last night, so we didn’t see the city in the daylight yesterday, but today, we spend the whole day out in the city. We started the morning with fun group games and a detailed orientation and itinerary of the trip, and then we really started the action of the day. We walked down the street, passing the colored houses, skyscrapers apartment buildings, lush gardens, and neighborhood parks, to a delicious Greek restaurant for lunch. We then returned back to la Posada 1914 before making our way to Panama City. We walked by locals enjoying their Sunday afternoons as a family as we walked through the city by the coast. It was so cool to see people dancing, eating traditional snow cones, playing street soccer, and running around the playgrounds nestled in the palm trees. We finally made it to Casco Viejo, the older part of Panama City, after a pleasant walk down the coastline. I loved seeing the old fishing boats and older buildings contrast with the sleek, new, modern, metropolitan city line.

The buildings in Casco Viejo are so colorful and you could definitely observe the European architectural styles. Soon after we arrived, we met up with our tour guide for the walking tour of Casco Viejo. We saw stunning churches, monuments, the 4 busy yet leisurely plazas and tons of bright old and newly restored buildings. We learned so much about Panama history and it was such a cool way to see the city. After the tour, we were all super hot and sweaty after a day out and about, so when we walked into the air conditioned restaurant, it was an instant relief.

Dinner was amazing and we all enjoyed a variety of dishes from multiple cuisines. Some had seafood mac and cheese, others sushi, and others more traditional Panamanian food. I personally had a chicken clay pot tamale that was almost deconstructed and unlike anything I’d ever had before. The restaurant had an accessible rooftop, so we headed up there for a beautiful view of the city and a few minutes of the DJ’s music. It was the perfect way to end our first day here. We then got a bus ride back to the hostel and took showers, which was the best feeling ever! I can’t wait for tomorrow and the rest of our time here in Panama!
-Sofie D.

June 25, 2018

Hi everyone, it’s Laurel!
As the second day in Panama comes to a close, I think we have a least one thing in common: our extremely full stomachs. A cooking class in a local bakery, trip to the neighborhood market, and dinner at the self explanatory crepes and waffle made for a day full of FOOD, with time time to digest at the Panama canals viewing deck and museum.

Our first stop of the day, a bakery called “La Sexta” or “The Sixth” was not only a source of a delicious meal but a chance to learn about a program that focuses on empowering women, and enabling them with vocational skills. Behind the bakery’s colorful interior and sweet-smelling kitchen was a classroom full of Panamanian women in social  vulnerable situations, who we were able to converse with for a few minutes. One of the younger women was impressively short and had fun taking photos with our Najah, who towered over her at 6’1. Next came everyone’s favorite part of the day: cooking. Our instructor Jennifer separated us in two separate groups after showing us how to make masa (or dough). Maria, Najah, and I made the empanadas, while Sofie, Hallie, Susan, and Kate were in charge of baking the best-selling galletas.

Everyone got really into their jobs and soon kitchen was alive with sounds, smells, and danced to go along with the Cardi B played through out the bakery. Another cool connection was made with Anna, a 12-year-old expert in la cocina. While we slowly followed the recipes and experienced much trial and error, Anna quickly picó the vegetables for our lunch and showed her culinary talents. After baking out treats, we sat down to enjoy them, along with classic Panamanian dishes of pollo al chimichurri and guacho de rabito de cerdo that had been prepared for us. Before eating we all stopped to take a moment to say what we were thankful for. Of course, general appreciation was expressed by everyone for the chance to be in Panama and experience it’s rich culture. Additionally, we were thankful to be surrounded by such empowered women. After spending this morning with working women improving their skills, being taught by kind and welcoming women in the kitchen, and sitting down to eat with 11 other amazing girls, the gratitude was strong. Asia’s last note before we dug into our homemade empanadas just summed up the feeling: “el futuro es female”
-Laurel F.

June 26, 2018

This morning we boarded the bus early to drive to our home stay in Santa Fe. We are all excited to get to meet our home stay moms, brothers, and sisters, who will soon become our second families. Caesar (cece) kept us entertained with música on our ride As we traveled farther away from cities and urban areas into the mountainous, jungled country. We grew in awe at the vast differences between Panama City and the more rural side of the country. Our bright yellow bus drive us through the jungle as we oassed cows, chickens and horses.  In the afternoon as we got closer to Santa Fe, the landscape change to hilly bumpy roads and green mountains with clouds descending down into them. At this point, we stopped making bracelets and took pictures of the beautiful landscape. Now we’re all so excited to finally meet the Santa Fe community!

When we arrived in Santa Fe, we gathered and met our host families. All our families are so sweet and they’re all excited to have us! Sophie and I are staying with a 16-year-old sister named Maura. The three of us walked around la comunidad while we talked and learned more about each other. The community that we’re staying in is so amazing. The brightly colored homes and flowers against the low grey clouds and green mountains seem to be straight out of a postcard. Everyone says hola to each other, and everyone is so open to each other. At night, Spanish music rings out and the sounds of people laughing and dancing is always around. We can’t wait to learn mas español and to live in Santa Fe!

-Kaitlyn O.

June 27, 2018

Today was our first full day in Santa Fe and it was filled with hard work, laughter and a few soccer games here and there. We started the day by waking up bright and early at 7am and enjoyed a delicious homemade breakfast made by our generous home stay families. Next we were off the meet the group and load the bus headed for the El Carmen school. When we arrive at El Carmen we were greeted by the smiling faces of welcoming children who attended the school. We immediately split up into two groups and got to work on beautifying the school. One group took on the task of mixing cement and laying it to create a sidewalk, while the other group began to paint tired that will eventually become flower pots. After about two hours of work we took a break to play “ pato, pato, ganzo” with the adorable children of the school. We then go back to work by setting up and painting with the help of the excited children. When we finally finished for the day, we all headed back to our home stay families to eat a delicious lunch, mine personally containing chicken, rice, beans, and salad. We then took time to rest because we were extremely tired from all the hard work. After we recharged, the group gather together to play a friendly game of soccer with some of the local community members. The time spent in Santa Fe so far has consisted of learning mucho español and getting to know the Panamanian culture. I can’t wait for the rest of our time here in Santa Fe.
-Hallie F.

June 28, 2018

Hola! Santa Fe has once again treated our group to an unforgettable day. Today, our group headed back to El Carmen for another day of hard, but worthwhile work. Today we finished up some painting de las llantas and mixed more cement for their new sidewalk. Mixing cement, as you can imagine, is not a particularly easy task. Straight forward, yes, pero easy, no. We got hit with some rain around the last 45-ish minutes of our work day but a little rain never hurt nobody! It was a nice way to cool down after a day of mixing cement. The children who attended El Carmen love to play soccer with us in the rain and they’re super good at it. One almost took my head off, but he was cute, so all is forgiven. Homestays thus far have been amazing. I hope everyone feels the same way! Today we got to tour the farm that Maria and I are staying at. We ate tomates, piña, caña de azúcar, y naranjas. Zoveida y Yayo showed us their big and beautiful farm (a farm I get to stay on, no less). Everyone looked to be having an amazing time; I know I did. We watched a chicken get killed. Asia es la reina de los pollos! It was crazy to watch. After all this fun, we went over our lesson plans for the students of El Carmen. This was also fun. We all got to play teacher for a little bit, which was interesting! Overall, today was another day that I didn’t want to end. I love mixing paint and surprisingly enough, I love mixing cement. Well, love might be un poquito mucho, but I enjoyed the experience! I love being covered in cement, dirt, and paint (Michelle will get it) because it reminds me why we’re in love with Panama. We are not here to look pretty (thought all of us are muy bonita if I do say so myself), we are here to work and learn. Basically, today I learned how to kill a chicken (just kidding, it was very humane) and I learned that our group continues to adapt and learn and appreciate the little things un poquito más. Never would I take a picture with a pineapple in Colorado, but I sure did here. I’m very happy to be with our group but I’m even happier to be in Panama with such capable hands. Emma, Asia, and Michelle, if you’re reading this, you made this group whole! Emma and Asia are the nicest people in the planet and Michelle, I mean, who doesn’t wanna be Michelle? Michelle is the person you want to take everywhere with you! Our group spent today working hard, playing futbol with kids, and learning more about the simple pleasures in life, not excluding making new longtime friends, which I hope is exactly what we’re doing. With that being said, buenas noches everybody, I’m going to bed!
– Najah Q. ( or Mella, my new nickname)

June 29, 2018
Hello! Today was just another amazing day! Laurel, Noa, and I started this day with a rooster call! We got a huge breakfast with homemade empanadas (one of my favs!), scrambled eggs, apples, and absolutely amazing coffee! After the grand breakfast, we hopped onto the bus and went to El Carmen. We were greeted by the adorable kids, just as the previous days, and proceeded to teach them English. We taught them números, animales, colores, y ser adjetivos! We played 4-5 games in the class to keep everyone engaged! My favorite part of the morning (probably of the day too) is when we asked the kids a question about the numbers they learned. We said “¿qué numero  es dos en inglés?” Instead or saying “two” one or the first-graders shouted “blue!” (Haha). Their way of speaking English is so cute and literally made me heart melt! After all the classes, we played soccer together with the kids! One of the players from the other team had a whistle with him all the time so he had two “jobs” aka player y referee! He is soooo CUTE!!! (#lit #XOXO)

After hearing that we were going hiking later, Avis, our mamá, decided to make us a big lunch. We had pork ribs, rice, ginger ale, and cake. Avis is such a great cook!!! We were really stuffed and felt ready for the waterfall!!We had a somewhat thrilling ride in the mountains and we got to the foot of the mountain. My shoe got stuck in the mud in my very FIRST step in that mountain. It was a fun start! Even though it is rainy and super slippery, we saw a lot of cool stuff/dangerous animals like bullet ants, centipedes, and some snake skin. With a lot of help from our fabulous tour guide-Alexis and “protection”/support from two puppies: Cinnamon & Likey, we made it to the waterfall! It is super cool to enjoy the waterfall and rain after  a long walk with constant fear that I might fall and die [facepalm]. It is super cute that the two dogs were waiting for us and staying with us the whole time. Things got a tiny bit tricky when we started to head back. Some of us were tired and somewhat, our body was malfunctioning. Poor Hallie, mistook a huge pile of poop as stone and stepped on it (oops!) I decided to jump over a puddle and then tragically landed in mud and then slipped AGAIN… but anyway, we managed to get down the hill to the bus with a lot of help from each other and Alexis! (#teamwork)

We finally went back to our sweet homes and had a fantastic supper! Laurel, Noa, and I then chilled with our host family and had a really fun time with our host bro Carlos!
Can’t wait for another day in Santa Fe!!
-Susan Z.

June 30, 2018

Today we went to work a litle later than usual so we got to sleep in. We had a big breakfast that Zoyveda (our mom) made for us. We met at the cancha and then went to work. I worked on the concrete which was a lot easier than the first day I did it. We went home at 12:00pm to have lunch. At 2:00pm Najah and I met up with Sophie and Kate to walk to Iris’ house to learn how to make hojaldre. After that we walked to the cancha and went to some stores near by to buy souvenirs. Next, the whole group met up to play soccer with our host siblings. We went home at 6:30 and Yayo (our dad) showed us how he makes our dinner. We talked over dinner, during our dinner our dad Yayo made a toast to Najah and I. He wished us luck and prosperity in the rest of our trip and lives. He hopes we would come back and visit them and he made us promise we would call them as soon as we were back home. The whole time I felt like I was going to cry, Yayo and Zoyveda are the sweetest, most caring people I have met, I would have never thought I would come to love them so much in the short amount of time that I have been with them.

-Maria M.

July 1, 2018

Today was a bittersweet day full of smiles and tears as our time here in Santa Fe came to a close. We started our morning with our final time at El Carmen School. We finished up the projects and got so close to completing the concrete side walk, until we ran out of sand to mix another batch. After our few hours of work, the director of the school, Isaias, gave us all certificates and candy for our hard work this past week. It was so sad to say goodbye to the kind people at the school, but it was also very rewarding to see the rows of colorful tires as we drove away and reflected on what we’d accomplished. We then returned to our houses for our last lunch in Santa Fe. I had delicious corn tortillas with sausages, peppers and onions. It was so good! The food is definitely up there on the list of things I’m going to miss about this beautiful town. After lunch, we had quite a bit of time before we had to head to the despedida later in the evening, so we used it to spend our final time with our families. My host sister, Maura, took us to the league soccer game in the center of the town and we got a taste of Panamanian competitive soccer. We also saw tons of horses in the street from the San Pedro festival today. It was so busy and it was so cool to see how many people came to watch soccer games with friends and family. After the game, we headed back home to get ready for the goodbye party. After we were all ready to go, Kaitlyn and I headed with our host sister to the rancho to meet up with everyone for the despedida. Once everyone arrived, the music came on and the party started. We danced, ate delicious food, and enjoyed the night talking and spending time with each other. We ate so much! There was rice, potato salad, two kinds of chicken, pineapple, cake, and soda and all of it was so good! After our delicious meal, we danced some more and it was so fun! Then it was time for our thank you/goodbye speeches. We all took turns sharing a few words with our families thanking them for all they did for us and all we learned and experienced this week. There were definitely some tears, so many hugs, and lots of smiles. It is all going to be so hard to say our final goodbye tomorrow morning as we leave to head back to Panama City. The night wasn’t over after the speeches; we danced even more! We learned salsa dances and danced with each other, our host parents and host brothers/sisters. We were getting so into singing and dancing that someone had to turn off the lights and cut the music so we could talk about our plan for tomorrow. We then exchanged our final hugs with the other kids and parents we’d met over the week and headed back home with our families. It was such an amazing night! When we got home, our host sister read us a letter and gave her final goodbye since she has to go to school tomorrow and we won’t see her 🙁
It was so so sweet and I’m sad to have to say goodbye to her and all the other kind, generous, and selfless people of Santa Fe. I’m so thankful that all these families opened their homes and lives to us and I will never forget the people I met, things I experienced, amazing food I ate, and all the new things I learned about Panamanian culture and lifestyle. It was so incredible to live with a family for a week and I think it’s safe to say that we all feel like we’ve gained another family. I am forever grateful for the people of Santa Fe. Tomorrow morning is going to be so hard.

– Sofie D.

July 2, 2018

We started today’s adventure with a pretty emotional morning. It was our last morning with our host families. In my house, Susan, Laurel and I decided to wake up early to say goodbye to Carlos before he left for school. When we hugged him goodbye, both him and our host mom, Avis, began to cry. That’s when we all also started to cry too. We thought about waking up without the amazing aroma of Avis’ breakfast, or without spending an afternoon with Carlos playing soccer. We ate breakfast and reluctantly said goodbye to the beautiful home that still felt like home to us. Our host sister, Wendy, and Avis walked with us to meet the rest of the group. It was time to get on the bus, and time to say our final goodbyes. Wendy started to cry as we had to say goodbye. We had some great memories braiding and making friendship bracelets together. Avis told us how much she loved us and that whenever we come to Panama, their house is always open, and that we must visit her. We did our best to tell her how much we loved her and how much we appreciated everything she did for us. There was so much more we wanted to say, but the language barrier kept us from being able to. We wanted to say more about the forever lasting experience that they had made so amazing. Or how much their kindness, selflessness, and willingness to completely welcome us to their family, has truly impacted us. They truly made us feel like part of the family and we will all miss our families SO MUCH. We loaded the bus teary eyed and full of emotions as we waved our final goodbye. On the bus we all got to sit and look out the window at the beautiful view of the mountains as the warm community of Santa Fe disappeared behind us. We then listened to music for the rest of the ride. No matter what song it was, we found a way to dance and have fun. We stopped lunch and had some traditional rice, noodles, and empanadas. Shortly after we stopped at an artisan market. It was filled with all sorts of Panamanian souvenirs and cool trinkets. It was really cool to see different cultures infused with the everyday items we know, like bags, clothes, and decorations. We sang and listened to music for the whole bus ride and talked about our lives. When we finally arrived at the hostel, we put our stuff down and it was grocery store time! We all went to the store to get snacks for Kuna Yala since the food will be pretty limited there. When we got back, we had our salsa lesson! It was so much fun! She was so nice and really good at dancing. It was an hour of hard work and perseverance. At the end we looked like pros. We learned five parts of the salsa dance, three parts of bachata, and merengue. Then we had a pizza party and played with a puppy that was at the hostel. After that, we spent the rest of the night packing for the island, going over the itinerary for the next three days at Kuna Yala, and playing a fun game of Mafia. We are so excited for our new adventure beginning tomorrow!
-Noa Y.

July 3, 2018

Okay! So today was our first day in Kuna Yala. We all wok up pretty early this morning and got ready to load up and drive from the Hostel La Posada to the Kuna Yala islands. Before we got there, we were on a pretty intense road. It was super twisty and a lot like a roller coaster. Regardless, it was pretty fun, car-sickness and all.

We finally reached the shore of a beach where we took all of our stuff and put it in a boat, wrapped in trash bags to keep our stuff from getting wet. When we were all finally on the boat, we got to pick up some speed. The boat ride was brief, but really nice. The breeze felt amazing.
We arrived at one of many Kuna Yala islands, where we met a tour guide, Delfino, who was very nice and very patient. I know our group of girls can get a bit of much! Today, ironically enough, we were all busted and tired. Dramamine is strong stuff, but we all needed it for our upset stomachs. One of the side effects, unfortunately, was drowsiness and we were all half-asleep in the beautiful Kuna Yala museum. But, from what we can all remember, it’s a beautiful history and an amazing culture. After the museum and a quick lunch, we took a boat to our very own little island. It takes about 3 minutes to walk the perimeter of the whole thing. As soon as we get our stuff put away, we went swimming in the Caribbean Sea! We played mafia in the ocean and sort of just got to know each other a lot better today.

We ended the night with some rice and chicken (or rice and fish) and played a few games until we were all tired. Overall an amazing day. I can’t wait to get to learn more about Kuna Yala and the girls as we wrap up the trip. Hit me up for a massage, I’m in Hut 3.

-Najah Q.

July 4, 2018

This morning, we woke up to the rising sun peaking through the cracks between the bamboo of our huts, and the small waves crashing against the white sand shore. As I was lying awake in bed, I thought, “I could stay here forever.” I was quickly reminded of why I love the US when I put my foot down on the “floor” made of sand, and was inches away from a huge crab. Everyday is an adventure here in Panama! After a quick breakfast of eggs and hojaldre (nothing can compare to Avis’s recipe), we were off to Cartí once again. Cartí is unlike any place I have ever been! The island seems to be bursting at it seams – the land itself has a small area, but every square inch is packed with people! All of the small buildings are built the same way; with a large wooden “T” being the main support of the rooms. The structures are laid out in a grid-like pattern, only leaving space for narrow alleyways in between. To maximize the land space, many of the homes are actually built hanging over the ocean! While we were there, our mission was to complete a few tasks for the school. Kaitlyn, Maria, Susan, Najah and I decided to clean and organize the library, while Noa, Hallie, Sofie and Kate painted a logo mural on the front of the school. I didn’t know if a language barrier and a lack of time would prevent us from interacting with the children, but I discovered that they speak Spanish as fluently as their native Kuna language, and many of them were eager to use their basic English phrases. After a couple hours of hard work, a lunch break, and a lesson on making molas, the embroidery in Kuna women’s clothing, we headed home to enjoy the evening on our little private island. The only thing that could’ve made this day better is some 4th of July fireworks (no one else here likes this holiday as much as me!)

-Laurel F.

July 5, 2018

Newagombi! (Hello in Kuna).  Our day started as soon as the sun came up. We hung out in the sand, writing in our journals or just listening to the waves fall onto the shore. We quickly devoured eggs and the best pancakes ever for breakfast and got ready for our day. Today’s activity was one that we had all been looking forward to: island hopping. After putting on our first round of sunscreen and braiding each other’s hair, we were more than ready for a day of relaxation. Our first stop was an island named “Perro Chico”. As we pulled up in the boat we were all immediately in awe of the crystal clear waters and mile high palm trees. Eager to see what fish were roaming around the Coral and sunken ships, we ran into surprisingly warm water. After a few hours of tanning, snorkeling and reapplying sunscreen, it was time for our next adventure spot. In what seemed like the middle of the ocean, we stopped on a natural pool, sandbar. Completely submerged in waters this” sunken island” was home to starfish and the most beautiful views EVER! Eventually, the dancing and singing made us all a little hungry so we made our way over to an island called “Diablo”. Lunch was chicken, fish, and coconut rice and was delicious as always. Our last stop was diablo and I can personally say that was when I slacked a little on the sunscreen.  We had a blast snorkeling and swimming off of the “drop off”. Later in the day we decided we still hadn’t gotten enough of the beach so that where we’ll be sleeping tonight!

-Kate S.

July 6, 2018
It is crazy to think that this is the last journal entry I am writing. It felt like just yesterday, I was in this same bed in the hostel, writing in my journal about the first day! We had a pretty rough night last night and we spent most of the morning talking about it. We all brought our mattresses outside to sleep on the beach so we could star gaze together and wake up looking at the beautiful view. Shortly after we brought them outside, we started to feel small water droplets on our heads. We dragged our mattresses back into our beds in the huts and we soon not only realized it was pouring, but there was lightning and thunder that kept us up! We spent the rest of the day reflecting on the trip. We did activities that challenged us to think about what we had gained from it and how it affected us. We then all wrote letters to our future selves and gave them to the leaders. Finally, we picked names and started to make awards for each other before Kevin came to the Island with our lunch. It was time to leave our little paradise, and we waved goodbye as we moved further and further away on the boat. We got to the place where the cars came for us. We grabbed all of our stuff and dreaded the curvy road. The ride was about 2 1/2 hours. When we finally got to the hostel, we showered, and got dressed up for our final meal together.
At dinner, we all stuffed ourselves with crepes and shared all of our awards, when we came back, Asia gave us back our phones and we spent a bit before packing reconnecting with our lives. As our final night comes to a close, it makes me appreciate the amazing experience we all got to have. We got to immerse ourselves in the Panamanian culture around us and make some amazing friends. It has impacted my life greatly and I am so happy I went on this trip. I LOVE YOU ALL! It’s been real! ❤
-Noa Y.


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Written by Conor Ross

Conor specialises in data visualisation, designing and creating bespoke data dashboards and automated reports with Google Data Studio. With a background in Psychology and Research Methods, he also works on projects focused on improving customer experience and website usability through A/B Testing and Personalisation in Google Optimize.
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Google Surveys is one of the most recent additions to the lineup of products available within the Google Marketing Platform, allowing you to easily create and publish online surveys, either on your own site or across the web, to help better inform your decision making process with real consumer feedback. One of the strongest aspects of the Google Marketing Platform is the synchronisation and integration between each product, and we’ll pleased to say that a streamlined connection has been introduced between Google Surveys and Data Studio, our favourite data visualisation and reporting tool.

New Connector in Data Studio for Google Surveys

There are two immediate benefits of connecting the results of your surveys to Data Studio. Firstly, you can quickly and efficiently create a visual report of your survey results, which is brilliant for analysing the data and presenting your findings. Secondly, you can easily support or compliment the results of your survey with information from other data sources, such as Google Analytics or Google Ads. This means you can really focus on how exactly you can action the insights you’ve been able to identify from your survey.

Previously, creating a dashboard of your survey results would have involved exporting the data to a spreadsheet, formatting that spreadsheet in a way that was suitable and effective for Data Studio, and then connecting that sheet as a new data source. Thankfully, Google have added a native connector for Google Surveys within the Data Studio interface, and the process has been incredibly streamlined.

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Native connector for Google Surveys in Data Studio

The difference between using a native connector in Data Studio and having to manually update a data source on a regular basis is night and day, as anyone who is familiar with using manual sources will attest to! This means that you can even connect your survey as it’s running, and view your results on an ongoing basis within Data Studio. As with any data dashboard, this opens up a huge number of visualisation options, interactivity, and customisation. Most importantly, it gives you complete control over how your results are presented.

The native data source for Surveys consists of 25 different fields by default, including demographic dimensions such as Age, Country, and Gender, as well as the variables within the survey itself, such as Question, Answer Position, and the Weight of any scaled responses. We won’t go into the complete list of dimensions and metrics here, but suffice to say you have a lot of options to play with!

Template Dashboard for Google Surveys

Another brilliant feature that’s been added to Google Surveys is the ability to immediately create and populate a report template within Data Studio, using the results of your own survey. This is perfect for anyone who is less familiar with creating visualisations or dashboards, and provides you with the a really useful foundation and starting point for your report. The sample report is even extensive enough that you may be happy to use it as your final report!

To generate and populate template, simply navigate to the survey you’d like to produce a report for, within the Google Surveys interface. Once you’ve clicked on the survey you’d like to explore, you should see a banner above the summary of results. There should be a button here in the top right that says “View Report in Data Studio“.

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Click on View Report in Data Studio to generate your template.

Clicking this button will open a new tab, and show you the template of your survey. You can navigate through different pages of this report using the menu on the left, and interact with various elements of the report, such as filtering data with the drop down menus and pie chart segments on the second page, titled Question 1.

Once you’ve explored the template, you can either jump in and make your own changes, whether you’d like to rearrange the layout, change the design, or add new features, or share the dashboard with colleagues. In either case, you’ll need to click the “Edit and Share” button, again in the top right. This will then generate your own Data Studio dashboard to edit and share as you wish, opening up all of the customisation options available in Data Studio.

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Integration is at the heart of the products in Google Marketing Platform, and this latest addition fully embraces this, allowing you to quickly combine two of the newest products available in the suite. For anyone already using Data Studio, a native connector for Surveys can offer a fantastic way to bring Google Surveys into your existing Analytics, Ads, and Social dashboards, and really helps to promote Surveys as a great tool that you can be utilising. For those who are already fans of Surveys, the streamlined integration with Data Studio really opens up the potential and scope of your surveys and market research with the huge variety of customisation and interactivity now available to you.

For more on Google Data Studio, follow us on Twitter @GlowMetrics, and check out our News & Insights section on the latest features and lesser known options in the Data Studio interface, to help you improve your reports and take your dashboards to the next level. If you have any questions about Google Surveys or Google Data Studio, please feel free to leave a comment below or get in touch at [email protected] and we’d be more than happy to help. Happy surveying, and happy reporting!

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Anandi is looking at her and Shiv’s photo. She hopes Shiv stays safe. She sleeps keeping photo beside her and misses Shiv a lot. She remembers their lovely flashbacks.

Shiv returns home and finds Anandi asleep with photo beside her. He looks at the photo and smiles. He moves her hair from her face. He makes some changes in alarm clock sleeps.In the morning, Anandi wakes up and sees Shiv beside her. She says to herself, I stayed up till very late, then when did Shiv come? He looks so tired. She realizes that she was sleeping with Shiv’s pillow. She puts pillow down and keeps his head on it and closes the curtains so Shiv can sleep peacefully. She comes outside and finds out from Nathu that shiv came late and he was so hired. He also didn’t eat anything. Nathu says he will make breakfast for Shiv, but Anandi says she will do it. She gets ready and then sees alarm clock. She turns off the alarm thinking it will spoil shiv’s sleep. She also turns off his phone.

Jagya comes out and tells his family that he was thinking to take Ganga and her son to the hospital. Dadisa asks if she is not feeling fine? Jagya says, no she is fine.. but I want Ganga to see how nurse works. His family asks why you have to take her child to the hospital? It’s not good place for him. Can’t you leave him in the house? Jagya’s mother says, Ganga trusts outsiders but doesn’t trust us that we can take care of her son. Ganga says, it’s not like that.. I never even thought that. Dadisa tells Ganga not to worry.. there are many people in this house.. n they will take care of Ganga’s child Ganga agrees.

Daddu reads news about Shiv to whole family. In the news, they are praising Shiv and says he saved so many lives. Whole family is happy. Anandi seems very proud and Daddu teases her. News also say that Shiv gave his own blood to someone to save his life. Family is even more proud now. Daddu says they should welcome him with flowers and aarti’s thal. Anandi says she will do preparations for that right away.

She comes outside to get the roses. She’s very happy and thinking about Shiv. In that her finger gets cut by a thorn, but it has no real effect on her. She says this is the proof for how much I love you shiv… that even my pain seems nothing against my happiness. She takes out a red rose and kisses it. Screen freezes on her smiling face.

Jagya and Ganga come to the hospital. Jagya is doing different patients checkup, and guiding them whats better for them.. what they should and shouldn’t do. Ganga watches him.

Young boy says he gets scared from injection.. Jagya and nurse tell him nothing will happen. His mother also tells him nothing will happen, but he gets angry and says he won’t take injection and puts shawl on his face. Ganga then says, leave it.. see he got so scared like a mouse.. boy takes out his face from the shawl, and says I am not mouse. Ganga says whoever gets scared from little needle is mouse.. can’t be tiger. Boy says, I don’t scare.. its’ just it hurts me. Ganga asks him what he wants to become in future.. he says policeman. Ganga says police have to face so many difficulties.. and they cant get scared like this.. you cant become policeman. Boy asks what shall I do? Ganga says be brave and take injection. Boy agrees now and takes it. Ganga sees a photo on wall there and she goes to check it out. Jagya thumbs up her. She also does same.

Everyone is loving food made by Anandi. Shiv’s father also praises her and says they would be eating tasty food since long if Anandi had came in their lives before. shiv’s mother tells him, so you’re saying you didnt like food made by me? He says, I didn’t say anything about you and she says, you said a lot without saying anything. Everyone laughs. Shiv’s father changes topic and asks about shiv.Shiv wakes up and looks at the clock and its 10am already. He gets up in a shock. He wonders how come he didnt hear alarm.

Everyone is having good time at the dining table. Shiv’s father says he married only because she was a good cook. She says, you never told me this before.. Alok quietly asks her to stay quiet.. at least in front of Daddu else he will think that he is a joru-ka-ghulam. Daddu hears it and says what’s wrong in being a joru-ka-ghulam? Alok says, you heard it? Daddu says, yes.. and I even heard what you were going to say.

Shiv comes there in anger and asks Anandi who changed alarm? Anandi says, I did. He gets angry at her and says why do people keep an alarm? so they can wake up on time.. and you put my phone on silence too.. I had 20 miscalls. Anandi says I thought it will disturb your sleep so.. Shiv says, I had an important meeting and I had to reach there an hour ago. There 40 people are fighting with their lives, and you want me to sleep? He leaves in anger. Anandi starts crying and suddenly laugh has turned into silence. Meenu tells her not to feel bad. Shiv said too much in tension, but he will calm down by the evening. She asks her to join in for the breakfast. Now Sanchi interferes. She asks Anandi why are you crying in that now? Her mother stops her and says, cant’ you stay quiet? Sanchi says, what did I do? I am just saying that Shiv bhaiya is not wrong.. bhabhi needs to realize that bhaiya will have embarrass so much in front of everyone because of her. Anandi leaves from there. Alok also gets angry at Sanchi. Sanchi’s mother explains her that there is no fault of Anandi.. she just thought good for Shiv.. how would she know what work needs to be done in emergency? Shiv didnt eat breakfast.. and because of you Anandi also left without having breakfast.

An emergency accident comes to Jagya’s hospital. Jagya goes to do the treatment. Ganga follows him.. she opens the door and sees treatment being done and doesn’t feel good. She goes away from there. And Jagya notices it.

Anandi is crying in her room. Shiv’s mother comes there with breakfast. She tells Anandi, don’t tell m e that you’re not hungry.. until you don’t eat breakfast.. I won’t leave. You heard what Meenu said, right? Shiv takes his responsibilities very seriously.. and in tension he got angry at you. Anandi says, I am not feeling bad for that.. I am feeling bad thinking he will have to get embarrassed in front of everyone because of me. I am angry at myself. How can I do such silly thing? When alarm rang.. I should have asked him if he wants to sleep more or no.. how did I make such a big mistake? Shiv’s mother says, not a mistake.. you just did what a good wife does for her husband. To what you’re saying silly thing.. is your love for him. Don’t worry.. by evening.. everything will be fine. Anandi says, if shiv gets in any problem because of me, then i won’t be able to forgive myself.


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Some people feel doubt to visit Mount Bromo in rain season, some people avoid to come in these months because they worry can’t be able to see the perfect sunrise. They worry about the road getting slippery and the rain will water them a long the day. But Actually, in rainy day Mount Bromo has amazing view compared with dry season.

Mount Bromo in March, usually has more sunny day than rainy day, so you don’t need to worry about the weather. In this month the weather going to be friendly.

The good news if you have a plan to visit Mount Bromo in March is there will be not too much dust in sea of sand heading to the crater. You can climb the mount easily, no need to worry about dust from the horses’ path. Usually, it is happened in dry season, so many dusts that will disturb your eyes and breathe on way to the top.

The temper in rainy day is getting higher than in dry season, so it’s a good for you to enjoy the moment waiting for sunrise without shivering. Even though the sky is often cloudy in rain season, but the colour of the sky has beautiful gradient, you don’t need to see the sun when you can catch the beautiful colour of the sky.

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In the March, the savannah looks so adorable because the colour is so green. Wherever you go, you will catch the green hill and savannah that will spoil your eyes. You will love the view more.

When you go to Bromo to see the sunrise in the morning in Penanjakan hills or Kingkong Hills, because the location is higher than the hotel (wherever you stay) the temperature is cooler (Around 17-10-degree Celsius). You are required to bring proper equipment such wearing a cotton shirt and thick sweater, hiking pants and warm jacket. Wear a proper trekking shoes to climb up the crater. You also need to prepare a couple gloves and mask to safe you from the dust.

There are many direct Flight from Singapore to Juanda Airport, Surabaya. From Airport you can rent a car with driver who able to speak English then continue to Mount Bromo. It will need 3 hours to go. You can stay in hotel or homestay around Cemoro Lawang Area. Then, you need to rent a jeep to bring you heading to Mount Bromo is start at 03.00 am. You can also call us to go to Mount Bromo.

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Note: When I published this on 11/15/2017 Tactical Services was trading as LUADD. It is now trading as TTSI.

The new stock promotion on the block is Tactical Services (LUADD). It isn’t completely new — it has been going on since October 26th. However, while I tweeted about it, I didn’t blog about it because volume was low and it looked like it was failing quickly. Also, I couldn’t sign up for the promoter’s email list. However, with the recovery in the stock price and hearing that there is a boiler room promoting the stock I decided to blog about it. Keep in mind that boiler room pumps usually result in the biggest dumps. The last big boiler room pump and dump was Homie Recipes (HOMR; now trading as STVA Stevva Corp), which quickly dropped from $1.80 to $0.20 in two days. I traded it horribly (shorting at $1.90 and covering my short at $0.80) and still made decent money. It now trades at $.002.

Here is the STVA daily candlestick chart — trading in it was suspended for two weeks by the SEC on October 5th.

The LUADD stock chart does not appear nearly as well controlled / manipulated as STVA/HOMR did, but it has been slowly upticking on pretty decent volume for the last 7 days.

Below is a screenshot of an email promoting LUADD. Thanks to @TheReal666 for posting this on Twitter. Unfortunately the disclaimer is too small for me to read.

Other reliable sources have confirmed the Stock Callers promotion of LUADD:

I tweeted about the LUADD stock promotion on October 31, pointing out that the number of shares outstanding was a lot higher than many thought:

According to TheOTC.today, the StockCallers promotion group is comprised of the following websites:

The top three of those websites no longer exist and I cannot sign up for the Stock-Callers.com email list.

As of 11/17/2017 Tactical Services has begun trading as TTSI.

Update 3/8/2018: I finally got around to updating the chart of TTSI/LUADD. The first big down day (11/16/17) was as LUADD and the following day it began trading as TTSI.

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After the controversial Facebook’s IPO just a week ago and having purchased of the Instagram app worth 1 billion dollars just only last month. Now the social networking giant is getting ready for another major procurement.

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It's also said, "Opera already has a very good mobile browser, which has seen strong growth in the two years it has been available. And Facebook's buying the company would save it having to build a browser from scratch."

This could be another great deal for the 900 million Facebook users which allow them to keep up to date with their social life from built-in plug-ins and added features on the menu bar and many more.

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BHP and Rio puts Liberia forward as alternative to Australia

The risks previously listed by BHP associated with doing business in Liberia included civil wars, poor infrastructure, corruption, political risk, security of tenure.
The so called facts about this venture have now been edited out and now make no mention of any of the true facts as detailed by them in there previous statement to shareholders.
To believe that this is a true alternative investment proposition is unbelievable, come on we are not totally stupid, we can read.
Who do think you are, telling us that Australia is no better than a country like Liberia.
That is a country that's only claim to fame is corruption and extortion schemes.

The only people who have anything in common with Liberia are the mining magnates who are quite willing to peddle their propaganda to the people of Australia to further their own ends, this is something that the Liberian government is also good at, no wonder they want to move there.

In Canberra, the Treasurer, Wayne Swan, has used his weekly ''economic note'' to revive the government's claim that the industry has been ''short-changing'' the public.

He said that using the recent coal price increases under the Queensland royalty system, only $6.20 a tonne of a $62-a-tonne increase in prices had gone to the state, with miners pocketing $55.80 a tonne extra.

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Mimi I think Diana and Henry are the best couple. They love eachother, but Henry has to get married to her sister. (I've only read the first book). Then Liz and Will. I don't know what's gonna happen between Lina and Tristan, all I know is that I hate Lina... and Penelope...

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