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MLSU Recruitment 2018 News: Get here MLSU recruitment 2018 as this page will give all new alerts on job 2018 notices issued by Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) Udaipur, till you may view previous notifications.  Earlier online applications invited for various 63 Non Teaching Jobs (Registrar, LDC, Lab Technician) etc posts.  Friends last date to submit online application is 14/08/14 (now over......). Get complete online notification for this university job in MLSU Udaipur is given at  We have tried to cover all the important aspects for MLSU recruitment alert in this portal.  Further queries of MLSU Recruitment 2018 regarding salary, qualifications, dates, fees and how to apply are provided here...........................

Recruitment Notices

Advertisement for Research Associate/Research Assistant in ICSSR Funded Research Project)
Uploaded On : 25 August, 2018
Selected Candidates List For the Post of Assistant Professor
Uploaded On : 13 August, 2018
Notification-36 Regarding Phase-I (Written Examination) for various Non-Teaching Post
Uploaded On : 28 July, 2018
Important Notification Regarding Phase-I (Written Examination) for various Non-Teaching Post
Uploaded On : 24 July, 2018
Corrigendum Regrading Qualification / Syllabus / Scheme of Examination for various Non Teaching posts
Uploaded On : 18 July, 2018
Notification 34 For the Post of Museum Keeper & Jr. Technical Asstt.(Library)
Uploaded On : 04 July, 2018
Corrigendum for the Post of Statistical Assistant and Laboratory Assistant Phase-II Examination
Uploaded On : 04 July, 2018
Revised Advertisement for Research Associate in ICSSR Funded Research Project for University College of Law
Uploaded On : 03 July, 2018
Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor Selection List
Uploaded On : 30 June, 2018
Online Application Form For Various Non Teaching Posts
Uploaded On : 30 June, 2018

Details of MLSU Vacancy:

Mohanlal Sukhadia University (MLSU) also known as Udaipur University is a State University established by an Act in the year 1962.  The university offers various courses for graduate, master degree in regular and distance mode.
Name of Post
No. of Posts
Dy. Registrar
Post Graduate/ Master Degree/ MBA in HRD or equivalent
Project Officer (Adult Education)
Assistant Registrar
M. Phil/Ph.D degree in social science/education/evidence of published research learning materials and learning resources
Jr. Technical Asstt. (Library)
Graduate degree with B.Lib Science
Lab Assistant/Lab Technician
Graduate degree with computer science/computer application/information technology/M.Sc in Physics/diploma in pharmacy
Lower Division Clerk (LDC)
12th Class/ HSC or equivalent
Lower Division Clerk (LDC) PRC
12th pass /HSC or equivalent /diploma in computer science & engineering
8th class pass & Knowledge of English and Hindi.
Class IV (Peon)
Total Posts- 63
Salary- INR
Location- Udaipur, Rajasthan (India)

Selection Process
The candidates are selected on the basis of interview

Last Date of Submission of Online Application- 14/08/2014 (Closed)
Date of Hard Copy – 17/08/2014
Application Fee- Rs 200 to 1000/- (varies from post to post)

How to Apply?
The eligible and interested candidates have to apply online and submit hard copy at the address mentioned below:-

Contact Details:-
Registrar (Recruitment),
Mohanlal Sukhadia University,
Udaipur-313059, Rajasthan

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Take five minutes out. Lean back in your chair at the office or put your feet up in your recliner. You might close your eyes to help you think and ponder. Now ask yourself a question that could determine if you'll still have an effective ministry 20 years from now: "If Satan were to sneak into your pulpit, how would he do it?" Keep in mind that you won't recognize him by his clothing or actions. He'll be kind, polite, winsome, and attractive. But he's ugly and deceptive underneath.

Effective ministry demands that we recognize the tactics of the enemy and then guard against them. Penetrating Satan's mind and knowing that "He that is in you is greater than he that is in the world" are key (I John 4:4).

Criss-crossing the world as an evangelist, I've seen five prominent ways he sneaks in the pulpit. Let's examine what they are and how to avoid them.

1. Satan will convince you that you're not only someone, you are SOMETHING.

 God never uses one person or one ministry to touch everyone. It's together that we get the job done. It's the combination of spiritual gifts God uses to build up the body. That's why I Corinthians 12: 21 teaches, "And the eye cannot say to the hand, ‘I have no need of you'; nor again the head to the feet, ‘I have no need of you.'"

You are one of the "someones." Uniquely gifted, God uses you and your giftedness to both reach the lost and build up those who are His. As people are helped and blessed, they let you know. They should! All of us need to be encouraged.

But one encouraging comment can become several comments, sometimes many comments. They come verbally through text messages and emails. Sometimes comments you make get repeated on a website or two, and then you might find people have referred to you on Twitter or Facebook.

That's when Satan causes you to think you're not only someone, you are SOMETHING. Pride creeps in—not overnight, just one Sunday at a time. In six months, you start to be a different person. You begin to ponder, "Where would the church be without me? Why don't other preachers develop the skills that I have? I never knew God was going to so abundantly use me."

The answer for this problem is two-fold. First, secure an accountability partner who is honest enough to tell you every time they see something prideful about you. But don't get defensive, since they are probably right and are trying to help (as you asked them to), not hurt. Secondly, every day remember something: Should you be wiped off the scene today, the work of Christ would go on pretty much unhindered. This fact is sobering to say the least and keeps you right where you need to be—feeling dependent, undeserving, and grateful.

2. Satan will suggest that instead of teaching something relevant, you need to teach something new.

The preacher's job is well defined. II Timothy 4:2 says, "Preach the word! " This means our message is confined to what He says. We are not teaching something new but truth as old as the Bible itself. We don't have to make it relevant; it is relevant. All we have to do is communicate effectively to the people. This is why the pressure we need to feel is not how to come up with a truth our people have never heard of. Instead, it's the pressure to take the truth God gave years ago and put it in words that are meaningful and applicable. Sometimes we teach the same truth 50 times. It's been accurately stated that effective communication is saying the same thing in different words.

But the longer you're in the ministry, the easier it can be for Satan to convince you that people are tired of hearing the same old thing. Therefore, instead of feeling the need to use sentences, illustrations, and analogies that drive truth home in a fresh way, you think that you need to come up with something new, period—something never thought of, never taught, and never heard. The subject may be the mind, marriage, relationships, spiritual growth, love, hate, or a myriad of things. Soon you have stepped outside the Scriptures, teaching your thoughts instead of His. Discerning people will appropriately begin to say, "I'm not sure that's what the Scriptures say." The difference is profound. God has never promised to bless your word; He's only promised to bless His.

The answer? Get down on your knees, open the Bible in front of you, and utter a simple prayer: "Don't let me stray outside this book, but help me teach whatever is in this book clearly and effectively." Then, approach someone in your church who is very knowledgeable in the Word and say to them, "If you hear me say something strange, don't just accept it. Ask me about it, and don't assume that because I'm the preacher I am right." That person should regard you highly for caring enough to make sure you're preaching His thoughts, not yours.

3. Satan will tell you that your people need an exhorter in evangelism.

A pastor who has spent any time in the Word knows II Timothy 4:5: "But you be watchful in all things, endure afflictions, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." When Paul wrote that, he was not addressing Timothy as a gifted evangelist, but Timothy as a gifted pastor-teacher.

Unfortunately, Satan will try to define that verse for you. He can convince you that you have to stand before your people and say, "Evangelize, evangelize, and evangelize." That way, you feel that you have done your part.

It is what Satan doesn't tell you that matters. He doesn't tell you that people are most apt to do what you do, not what you say. If you talk about the lost, they will talk about the lost. If you talk to the lost, they will talk to the lost. Examples, not exhortation, change the hearts of people in evangelism.

As you show your church how you take advantage of opportunities to converse with the lost, soon you will have a church full of people who are not just "discussing" the work of an evangelist but are doing the work of an evangelist. How do you get there? It's simpler than you might think.

First, as Paul did in Ephesians 6:19–20, ask your people to pray that when you open your mouth, something will come out of it (utterance) and boldly. Secondly, once again, find an accountability partner. This may be the one you've asked to check your pride or maybe a different one. But once a month, have that person ask you, "What have you done to reach out this week to a lost person?" I assure you, I know pastors who have taken up that challenge, and it is changing their lives and—guess what—their churches.

4. Satan will convince you that you can grow spiritually through your sermon preparation.

I've heard of few sermons that benefited people much when they didn't first hit the preacher. Preachers who preach with passion are those who have been so deeply touched by a passage that they become a channel to transfer the blessing to others. It shows in the way they come across. Their whole demeanor is not, "This is what you need." Instead, it is, "This is what God showed me I need, and I know you're going to be blessed by it, too." Sometimes there's uncertainty as to whether it's a sermon or a testimonial.

But Satan uses the struggle every preacher faces: time. You can begin to think that you don't have time to get alone with God, so your sermon preparation, climaxed by a few moments of prayer, will suffice.

Since God is a God of grace, He obviously understands your time constraints and loves you, but He also desires your fellowship (I John 1:3). Those moments when you close your ear to everyone else's voice and just listen to His as it comes through devotional study of the Word—those uninterrupted moments with your best friend—are what keeps you fresh. Some of those times cause tears to run down your cheeks as He shows you areas in which you're flawed and need improvement, but you still come away feeling energized. Interestingly enough, preachers who have fallen away from the Lord have commented to me that where they made their mistake was neglecting their quiet time with Him.

Consider creating a hallowed spot. For me, it's my chair in the living room where God and I meet each morning. Always going through a book of the Bible, I may cover one verse or I may cover a chapter. I don't care. What I do care about is that I go from there into my day's activity with one truth to meditate on for that day. I also keep the requests I give Him carefully noted on a 3x5 card, so I'm careful not to forget. I come away fed, energized, helped, and encouraged—as only the One who saved me more than 40 years ago can do. Don't ask me why He would ever want to be with someone so depraved as you or me. But He can't wait to talk, and I can't wait to listen and respond.

5. Satan will convince you that "you're not getting the attention you deserve."

Frustrating, isn't it? You may be more faithful in your study and preparation of your message than many preachers you know, but somehow they get the recognition you don't. What follows is money. Increased recognition brings increased funds with it. So while you and your church struggle to make it, the other preacher's church and even the preacher are doing quite well.

Satan can convince you that you have a right to be frustrated. You are not getting half the attention you deserve. Soon your frustration turns to others whom you deem responsible—your people, a staff member, board member, denominational head, or perhaps your own mate. Tension builds, and Satan stands on the sideline smiling…correction: laughing.

The answer: Go back to the starting block. Don't memorize but master I Corinthians 4:2, "Moreover it is required in stewards that one be found faithful." Note the word is "faithful," not "famous." Place it in front of you on the desk. Hang it in your office. But don't just memorize it; swallow it. Absorb it into your spiritual being so that it becomes a governing principle of your life.

Why? Because God is the keeper of the books. No good deed goes unrewarded. No amount of discipleship goes unnoticed. No mistakes are made in His bookkeeping. Everything due to you will come in terms of recognition, if not now, then later. He promises, "And behold, I am coming quickly, and My reward is with Me, to give to everyone according to his work" (Revelation 22:12). Think about it—who would you rather be rewarded by? Someone down here who only sees a lot of what you do, or someone "up there" who sees all of what you do?

Now that you know Satan's tactics and how to prevent them, ACT! Let Satan know in no uncertain terms that his tactics won't work with you. James 4:7 promises, "Resist the devil and he will flee from you." Your prayers and action will give him a not-so-subtle message: "I'm not interested in a truce; I'm only interested in victory. And victory will be mine."

Dr. R. Larry Moyer is a veteran evangelist and a frequent speaker in evangelistic outreaches, training seminars, churches and universities around the world. Born with an inherited speech defect, Larry vowed to God as a teenager that if He would allow him to gain control of his speech he would always use his voice to declare the gospel. In 1973, Larry founded EvanTell, where he now serves as President and CEO. He has written several books on evangelism and frequently contributes articles to ministry publications.

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David Buffaloe

commented on Jan 6, 2012

Thank you for sharing

Phung Nguyen

commented on Jan 6, 2012

Thank you and God bless you!

Jim Ressegieu

commented on Jan 6, 2012

All points were wonderful but number 5 stands out for me: a few years ago I was angry and frustrated--the church wasn't growing, the leaders weren't leading, attendance was down, I went to breakfast with a dear retired pastor brother--I dumped my isues on him that day...he listened carefully...and then he said, "Jim, you were faithful to follow God's call to ministry, you were faithful in your seminary studies, you were faithful to your call to the church...Jim, God called you to be faithful, not famous!" That was a major turning point to my ministry! Let's be faithful, not famous.

Crystal Giffin

commented on Jan 6, 2012

Good reminder, especially # 5.

Robert Mcclinton

commented on Jan 6, 2012

Thank you for sharing. Many times we feel that we are not making a difference and we become discouraged. The faithful vs. famous comments are just what we needed to keep us focus.

Harrison Samuel

commented on Jan 7, 2012

Thank you, I remember Paul's thorn in the flesh, its there to humble us and for us to remember, its all about Him.

Robert Cobb

commented on Jan 8, 2012

in point 4 you mentioned passion. I find that the only way to really convey the message is to let it speak to you first and then you can "with great passion" speak the word to others. You are right on the mark when you say sometimes people want to be famous. What has helped me more than anythinig is that it is not about me it is all about HIM. I tell the congregation constantly that our job today is to bring people one step closer to Jesus today than when they came in our doors! Great article. Thanks for your obedience to our Lord.

Dean Johnson

commented on Jan 8, 2012

Even apart from the subject of preaching, I do find it helpful to occasionally ask myself "If Satan were to attack me, in what area would it most likely be?" I appreciate the question applied here to the subject of preaching, and I encourage you to use the approach with your spiritual life as a whole.

Stas Kacicki

commented on Jan 10, 2012

this is good , real good thanks

R.l. Wilson

commented on Jan 10, 2012

Thanks Dr. Larry!

Francis Ogar

commented on Jan 16, 2012

This is great. I am encouraged, thanks a million. I will live out what I've learned.

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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service failed to pay proper attention to studies indicating the Siskiyou Mountains salamander and Scott Bar salamander may be at risk, said U.S. District Judge William Alsup of San Francisco. He ordered the agency to conduct a new review by March 23, using the proper scientific standard.

Spokeswoman Alexandra Pitts said the agency would comply.

The Siskiyou Mountains salamander lives in woodlands in the northernmost part of California and southwestern Oregon. The Scott Bar salamander, first classified as a separate species in 2005, inhabits a smaller area in Siskiyou County. Both species spend most of their lives underground and need constant moisture to survive.


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John Goldman, president of the Symphony board, had heard the stalker rumor. "I can't talk about it," he said, leading one to believe someone told him not to. But maybe not. The culprit's identity? "We haven't a clue," he insisted on opera night.

No ordinary wine for the Symphony's patrons dinner -- plastic surgeon Dr. Brunno Ristow and his wife, Urannia, who produce Ristow Estate wines, donated their Cabernet Sauvignon. O.J. and Gary Shansby almost didn't make it to Symphony night -- they'd been in Tahoe over the weekend and needed a $5 fuse for their Mercedes, but the shop in Reno didn't have one. They hitched a ride in a California Highway Patrol car -- with Barbara and Ron George. He has one at his disposal as chief justice of the California Supreme Court. The trip cost the Shansbys nothing but the price of having George try out his judicial opinions on them all the way back.

The armchair critics said the opening-night opera, "The Mother of Us All," was too challenging, even in English. Wilkes Bashford enjoyed it because "it was like seeing 'Our Town' done in operatic form." But some went so far as to suggest that next year's philanthropic donations might decline as a result. San Francisco Arts Commission President Stanlee Gatti said that would be akin to "censorship."

He watched the eyes roll at intermission, he said. "I didn't go there with being challenged in mind," he said. "Once I got there, it was a pleasant surprise, audibly and mentally. How many times can one open with Puccini? Puccini is not the end all, be all. We should be happy our opera company is daring enough to do something different."

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Does list of most Googled shares point to an ideal portfolio?

I have been perusing the list of most Googled shares. Every company that makes up the list is well known. But together, would they constitute the perfect portfolio?

Article updated: 9 July 2018 10:00am Author: Michael Baxter

Wisdom of crowds: ever since Francis Galton visited a livestock fair and, after observing the entries in a ‘guess the weight of an ox’ competition and noticing that the mean guess was almost exactly correct, the idea that crowds can be wise has become well known. It does not always work, sometimes a crowd can fall victim to groupthink, but on the whole, and in most circumstances, I think the crowd is right – except for when it disagrees with me, of course.

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BT, BP, LSE, Persimmon, Morrisons, Sainsbury, Rolls-Royce, Centrica, National Grid and the two pharmaceuticals: GSK and Astrazeneca.

Together they make a pretty diverse range of companies, maybe a little over reliant on the UK economy, but not excessively so.

Combined, they are big dividend payers.

Persimmon has been buying back shares like they are going out of fashion and is expected to buy back shares worth around a third of its market cap in the next few years. Centrica is paying out over seven per cent, BT is only just behind. GSK, National Grid, and BP are all paying around five per cent, while AstraZeneca and then Sainsbury are a little behind.

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Persimmon, Sainsbury and Morrisons are all UK economy focused, so is Centrica and National Grid, although they are a little different - we will always buy energy, no matter how weak the economy.

Persimmon’s worry relates to the weak housing market, with the latest Residential Market Survey (RICS) mildly negative, while the supermarkets are both struggling with price competition posed by Lidl and Aldi. If the Sainsbury/Asda merger goes ahead, it could be a game changer, leading to big cost savings, and pumped up buying muscle.

BP shares rose 29 per cent over the last year, replacement cost profit was up 71 per cent, the highest level in three years, in the latest 12-month period. It’s got new oil and gas projects, and although Brent Crude is lower than it used to be, the company appears to be able to eke out more profit from cheaper oil. But, what happens next with the oil price matters, and the renewable revolution will come to bear, eventually.

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BT is up 10 per cent last month, down around a quarter in last year, pre-tax profits were up 11 per cent in the last quarter. The PE ratio is just 8. Debt is £9.6 billion, 13 times EBITDA on 31st March and it has an £11.3 pension deficit. Net debt plus pension deficit was £20.9 billion at the last count, compared to a market cap is £22.93 billion. The company is shedding jobs as it tries to cut costs. Of course, if interest rates go up, it will help the pension deficit. For me the bigger fear relates to the regulator and for how much longer it will tolerate the UK’s internet infrastructure weakness. Shares have risen since the departure of CEO, Gavin Patterson. He led BT into becoming a sports broadcaster and buying EE, but remember, a good internet infrastructure is good for UK PLC, but is the infrastructure offered by BT good enough? The company was hit by an Italian accounting scandal and shares are less than half price at the end of 2015.

The London Stock Exchange is up 21 per cent over the last 12 months. The PE is 36, dividends 1.15 per cent.

At Rolls Royce, shares are down around 30 per cent over the last five years, but this has been a rollercoaster of a 12-month period, with shares now just about at a year high. The company is making substantial cost cuts, but if its projected improvement in cash flow proves right, it may be good value. Dividends are around 1.19 per cent.

I am a fan of the pharmaceuticals sector - demographic pressures are leading to rising demand, technologies such as genome sequencing, nano technology and CRISPR, provide the promise of revolutionary treatments. GlaxoSmithKline shares are down five per cent over the last year and down 11 per cent over the last five years. Meanwhile, AstraZeneca’s shares are down two per cent over the last year, but up 60 per cent over the last five years. It is now more focused, and specialises in cancer, respiratory and cardiovascular. Shares are just a little short of the offer from Pfizer in 2014. At the time, Astra’s boss, Pascal Soriot, made bold forecasts for the company over the following eight years or so. We are now half-way in, nothing exceptional yet, but then nothing has happened to make the Soriot plans look unrealistic either.

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Shed floors are usually built like the picture below and primarily consist of band boards, rim joists, floor joists, and skids. There are any number of ways to anchor your structure to the ground, the 2 most common being with posts in concrete that are attached to the floor itself, and the other by cable tie downs.

If you check with your local county building inspector, they can let you know which method they require. Nine times out of ten, I end up using the posts and concrete method, sometimes 1 anchor in each corner, sometimes just caddy corner - or only 2.

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Band Board - There are 2 of these. If your outside dimensions are 12x16 for example, the longest board will be the band board, and in this example, would be the 16' length. All joists and rim joists are attached to the band boards.

Rim Joist - There are also 2 of these. They are the same length as all the joists, however they are the outer joists, hence the term 'rim' joist.

Joists - Joists are the cross members and are running perpindicular to the band boards. Typically they will rest on 4x4 skids.

Skids - Skids are the primary supports and depending on the size of your shed can range anywhere in size from 4x4 to 6x6. I very rarely used the 6x6 size, so 4x4 is pretty common for the types of sheds that are built with my shed plans.

Sheeting - Sheeting is the flooring or planking. It can be 4'x8' sheets that are 5/8" thick or 3/4" thick. Sheeting can also be accomplished by laying down rows of 2x4s, 2x6's, 1x's, or 5/4" deck boards. There is no wrong or right and is your preference.

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Thepopular Epiphany carol, “We Three Kings,” was composed by theRev. John Henry Hopkins, Jr. (1820-1891) for a Christmas pageant forthe General Theological Seminary in New York City, where he wasinstructor in church music. Originallytitled “Three Kings of Orient,” it tells of the gifts of gold,frankincense and myrrh presented to the infant Christ-child by “wisemen [kings or magi] from the East,” as recorded in gospel of St.Matthew. It was first published in Hopkins' collection Carols,Hymns, and Songs in1863 and gained popularity through its inclusion in ChristmasCarols Old and New(Novello,London, 1878), the Episcopal Church hymnal of 1916, and the 1928edition of the OxfordBook of Carols,which called it “one of the most successful of modern composedcarols.”

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The approved disposal of a Sheffield library to a restaurant group has been called in for further scrutiny.

Walkley Library has been run by volunteers from Walkley Carnegie Library Group since last September, after the council relinquished control of 15 facilities to save money.

The library was the only one in the city where two rival business plans submitted, but both sides have united with a new plan of sharing the site as a restaurant or cafe as well as a library.

Sheffield Council leader Julie Dore has now agreed the disposal of the Grade II listed building to Forum Cafe Bars, subject to part being leased back to the council so the volunteers can continue to run the library.

However a Labour colleague has called the decision in for more scrutiny - which means it is likely to go before a committee for debate at the end of this month.

It is more unusual for councillors from the same party, rather than the opposition, to take the step of calling in such a decision.

It is understood that the call in was made by Walkley councillor Ben Curran - also cabinet member for finance - in a bid for more transparency around the process.

Hundreds of people have signed a petition, launched by the Friends of Walkley Library Group, to postpone the sale of the library until the community has the chance to consider alternatives as they do not agree with the historic site falling into private hands.

If the sale to the Forum did go ahead and plans were approved, £500,000 will be spent on rennovating and improving the building. Up to 35 jobs would also be created.

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This is not your average She Roams Solo interview. Recently I read a book that I simply could not put down. A book written so well that it made me want to jump inside it and have a chat with the author so I could pick her brain. Since I cannot jump inside the book, I decided to contact Chandi and ask for an interview. She said yes!

Chandi’s book Return to Glow - A Pilgrimage of Transformation in Italy, starts out when her world implodes as she goes through a divorce and traumatic illness. Where many people might give up, Chandi is determined to get “her glow” back and decides to walk Italy’s historic pilgrimage route, the Via Francigena, for forty days to Rome.

This book is for anyone headed to Italy for the first time, or already in love with Italy; it’s for anyone who is interested in pilgrimages and journeys to find oneself; it will appeal to those who want to figure out healthy ways to heal from traumas, and for those who are determined to start living their best life.

I have split this interview into two parts, as there is a lot of ground to cover. This part is perfect before you read the book and the next part is perfect after you read the book.

Chandi, it’s an honor to be interviewing you. I am excited to chat about your adventurous pilgrimage.

Let’s talk YOU!

Honestly Chandi, I couldn’t put the book down. By the third day I was up to at least 50% on my kindle. I was impressed by your writing talent, you have a fantastic way with words! Talk to us about where you are now in life, with your career, and your new home in Italy.

I have been rather all over the map. After the pilgrimage I moved from Boulder, Colorado to Santa Fe, New Mexico. Then I got a job in Qatar and was there for three years. Then I went to my home town in California for a year and a half and then I moved to Italy. I’ve had a strong desire for Italy ever since my first days in Italy in the 1980s when I was a budget backpacking 19-year-old, and I always missed it when I was living elsewhere.

I hope that this recent move I’ve made to Italy will be a final one. As far as career, I gave it up to move to Italy. I’m hoping to earn money from my writing and I am looking to get in involved with farm to table/zero kilometer tours and retreats, and I will probably start leading small pre-made groups for a few days’ walk on the prettiest parts of the Via Francigena in Tuscany.

Let’s talk Pilgrimage

Some would say the Via Francigena  is even harder then the Camino di Santiago. Many do not know about the Via Francigena, in fact, I didn’t. Whilst the best way to learn about it is by reading your book, could you give readers some basics about it?

The route is based on the descriptions of an Archbishop of Canterbury, called Sigeric the Serious, who walked it in 994 AD. Back then, when someone became an archbishop, they had to walk to Rome to receive a pallium (cloak) from the Pope.

Sigeric took detailed notes about the route and in the 1980s Italian researchers used the diary to revive the route. The route started becoming slightly known in the 1990s, but when I walked it in 2009 it was still in its infancy.

The name means: Coming from the Frankish lands. It starts in Canterbury England, and goes to Rome, which is about 2,083 kilometers and takes about 4 months. Many people choose to walk just the part in Italy, as I did.

What advice would you offer to someone wanting to do the Via Francigena?

Here are the preparative things I recommend, and that I did not do!

For shoes, have waterproof day-hikers with thick soles, and be precise about the weight of your pack. Don’t more than a tenth of your body weight (unless you are a Herculean mountain goat.)

Let's talk Female Solo Travel

You undertook the Via Francigena on your own as a female. You had encounters that made you scared as a female walking alone. Talk to us about some of those moments. How you pushed through, what went through your head and how you dealt with it.

In the book I recount that solo travel has been for me a way of overcoming the fear of violence against women that took root in me after stalking incidents when I was a teen. Traveling alone helped me insist to myself that I’m not disabled by this fear and that most people out there are good. But there were times on the pilgrimage as a woman alone when the fear came up and I started to feel disabled by it and I had to dig deep to find courage.

Just like all women, I’ve had to get used to it but I find it deeply disturbing that we’ve all had to get used to it. Women were granted the gift of being born upon this precious earth, with the right to walk upon it, the same as any man. Yet as women go through their walk upon this earth, they’ve had to fear violence against them from the other gender.

How many women over the centuries have limited their movements because of their fear of this kind of violence against them, or because others tell them it’s not safe?

Who is making it not safe them? The other half of humanity.

And yet women have the same god-given right to walk upon this earth as men do. It is not right that we have to force ourselves to become accustomed to the threat of violence against us. I am someone who finds it deeply disturbing, but I notice that the “getting used to it” on the part of both sexes, allows a concept of “that’s just the way it is” and this renders them unable to be deeply disturbed by it.

What advice would you give another female doing a pilgrimage on her own?

When you travel alone, if you consistently pay close “energetic” attention to yourself, to others, and to your surroundings, your intuitive skills will get kicked into high gear. Fine-tuning your intuition and learning to listen to it and trust it is the best thing you can do when you put yourself out there solo, in the world.

I loved reading about your crazy travels in your twenties, give us one memory from that time, which you haven’t mentioned in the book.

When I was 21 I was living in London I decided I wanted to go to India and Nepal. I’d never been to Asia nor had anyone in my family. I was unsure about showing up there on my own, and one day, while walking down Earl’s Court Road, I noticed a business called Encounter Overland, offering trans-continental expeditions in old Bedford army trucks.

I walked in and was told they specialized in London to Kathmandu, overland. Except they couldn’t take Americans. “We can’t get you guys visas for Iran.” I was told. “Oh crap, I was ready to sign up on the spot.” I replied. “Look, get yourself to Bombay and join our expedition there, that goes from Bombay through the deserts of Rajasthan, to Delhi, Agra, and on to Kathmandu.” And that’s what I did.

When the journey ended in Kathmandu, I was so enthralled with Nepal that I extended my visa and stayed there six weeks. I went trekking, with a Dutch girl, for about ten days. The rest of the time I had a room in the home of a Nepali family in Kathmandu, and I got myself a bike, and had a blast biking around the dirt roads in the city center, jostling for place amidst the bicycle rickshaws, and nearly missing the cows.

Back then Kathmandu wasn’t so polluted that you had to wear a mask, and the roads were not yet chocked by cars. I biked out to the Swayambhunath temple, a route which was mostly in the countryside, and which I imagine now the city has swallowed up.

There was only one bar, called Rum Doodles, and there were very few young single western girls, which made me quite popular with the guys. I decided my drink of choice was gin and grapefruit and often when I showed up at Rum Doodles, a gin and grapefruit would appear in front of me and some guy a few tables away would give me a nod.

It was perhaps the best time in my life— it was before I’d known serious heartache or serious illness. It was when I loved the world with an innocence and a curiosity and a glee that was very particular to being so young, on my own, in such a far flung place.

Look out for the next interview where we get the low-down on Italy, more crazy travel stories and more... If you have read the book and have questions for Chandi, email me and we will include them in the next interview.

Visit for more about Chandi Wyant or to purchase her book, Return to Glow: A Pilgrimage of Transformation in Italy. Or purchase it on Amazon

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Hearing about how Chandi did her pilgrimage which changed her life reminded me that we have so many wonderful women in the community just like Chandi, who have done their own Pilgrimage. Remember Rebecca who walked the Camino de Santiago alone?

If you have questions about doing a pilgrimage, why not join our community and ask one of the super cool women. You can also use our forums to ask any questions from travel gear, routes, staying healthy and more. Don't forget, you can read part two of this interview here and you can purchase the book here.

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    Nice interview. You did well uncovering Chandi’s spirit of adventure and lust for travel. I agree about wanting to jump inside the book and walk with her. The interview helps us to know the author and appreciate her energy and passion. Thank you. Looking forward to more.

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    This is an interesting interview! It is inspirational to read Chandi’s descriptions of her adventures and her outlook on the world!

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Former Sunderland and Hartlepool winger Thomas Butler has been named manager of Newcastle United’s Women’s team.

Club officials say the 34-year-old former Republic of Ireland International brings a wealth of professional experience to the role having worked closely with some of the Premier Leagues top managers including Brendan Rodgers, Roberto Martinez and Garry Monk.

Butler, who also played for Swansea City, beat off competition from a number of other candidates.

This is a massive opportunity for myself, to be even be considered was an honour and I am ecstatic to have been given the chance to manage Newcastle United Women’s Football Club,” said Butler.

“After finishing second from bottom in the FA Women’s Premier League Northern, we think with a few tweaks we’ll definitely improve in the coming seasons.

“We have an excellent setup at Newcastle United WFC, and the connections we have will hold us in good stead for the future.”

When asked what he sees for the future at NUWFC, Thomas Butler was keen to show that the club is a sleeping giant in the Women’s game.

“The sky is the limit,” said Butler, “I believe we can challenge for honours if the squad takes on board what we have to say.”

Club chairman Ken Beattie said: “I believe this is a fantastic appointment for the club, Thomas brings experience in knowledge to role having worked with a number of Britain’s brightest and best managers.

“After a difficult season it was important to get this decision correct to avoid repeating the mistakes of old.

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Best of all was the Egyptian couple who called their new daughter “Facebook” after the role the social network played in the liberation of their country. Inspiring or what.

I guess names such as “Like” work better if your first language isn’t English – they don’t uh sound quite so silly. Anyway here are a few other suggestions for baby names culled from the wonderful world of Facebook.

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Sei Young Kim was so dominant in her Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic victory—winning it by nine strokes—that she now has the tour scoring records all to herself.

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ONEIDA, Wis. — Sei Young Kim became the first player in LPGA Tour history to go lower than 30 under in a performance so dominant in the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic that she now has the tour scoring records all to herself.

Kim closed with a 7-under 65 on Sunday for a nine-shot victory, finishing at 31-under 257 to break by four shots to par the record Kim had shared with Annika Sorenstam. Kim won the 2016 Founders Cup at 27 under, while Sorenstam won the 2001 Standard Register Ping at 27 under, the tournament Sorenstam shot 59.

Kim also set the 72-hole scoring record at 257, finishing with three straight pars to break the mark by one shot.

The only blemish for Kim all week at Thornberry Creek at Oneida was a double bogey in the second round Friday. She had 31 birdies and one eagle, another record for most sub-par holes in a tournament. Kim hit 67 out of 72 greens in regulation.

Kim tied another Sorenstam record when she was 24 under through 54 holes. The South Korean reached 28 under with a tap-in birdie on the par-5 ninth. She began the back nine with another birdie when her wedge from about 100 yards stopped a few feet from the hole, and she became the first to reach 30 under by making a 12-foot birdie putt on the par-3 12th.

The 25-year-old Kim won by five shots over Lydia Ko when she shot 27 under in the Founders Cup two years ago. Sorenstam won by two shots over Se Ri Pak when she shot her 27 under at Moon Valley at a tournament that no longer exists.

No one had a chance Sunday.

Kim began the final round with an eight-shot lead and was close to flawless. Amy Yang, who played with Kim in the final round, made eagle on No. 3 to get within six shots. She couldn't keep pace, however, and made a double bogey on the par-5 15th by hitting one shot in the water and another in a hazard..

Carlota Ciganda of Spain lost a ball and made double bogey on the 18th hole for a 64 to finish alone in second, nine shots behind. Yang, with a birdie on the final hole for a 68, tied for third at 20 under with Emma Talley and Anna Nordqvist, who each had a 67.

For all the birdies, Kim set the LPGA Tour record with a par on the final hole to finish at 257. Hee Young Park won a playoff after she and Angela Stanford each finished at 258 in the Manulife Classic in Canada in 2013 (par 71), while Karen Stupples shot 258 at the Welch's/Fry's Championship in Arizona in 2004 (par 70).

Kim won for the first time this year and joined Brooke Henderson as the only players on the LPGA Tour with at least one victory in each of the last four seasons.

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