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Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Tips for snorkelling: spit on the inside of your goggles to stop them fogging up; if water gets into your snorkel just say the word 'two' to clear it; if you see a mermaid you are probably dreaming and not actually snorkelling at all.
(Was Ecuador & the Galapagos)
Day 1 - Quito
In 1978, Quito was named UNESCO's first ever World Heritage site. As far as records go, it's definitely more exciting than "World's First Cat Hotel" or "World's First Necktie Vending Machine".
- If arriving early, perhaps spend time getting acquainted with Quit
- Evening pre-departure meeting at approx 6pm (details will be at the hotel Reception)
- If you can't arrange a flight that will arrive in time, you may wish to arrive a day early so you're able to attend. We'll be happy to book additional accommodation for you (subject to availability).
Day 2 - Baltra, Puerto Ayora Santa Cruz - Charles Darwin Research Station
Our boat is called The Pelikano. She's got a bar, a chillout area and comes complete with all your snorkelling gear and wetsuits. NB there are no pelicans on this boat.
- Fly from Quito to Baltra, in the Galapagos Islands -Please note the pick-up time will usually be as early as 4am as Quito airport is a one hour drive and we must allow for delays and check-in times (Your Tour leader will confirm this time with you at the pre-departure meeting on day one.
- Board the M.Y Pelikano and set sail for Santa Cruz, the second largest island in the Galapagos
- Visit the town of Puerto Ayora and the Charles Darwin Research Station
- Perhaps have a close-up encounter with a giant tortoise
- See loads of newborn and young giant turtles, thanks to the research station's breeding program
Breakfast | Lunch | DinnerDay 3 - Isabela
Back in the 16th century, tortoise meat was considered a bit of a delicacy. "The oil from their bodies as pure as butter," is how one bloke put it. We'll just have to trust him on that one.
Please note there's a US$20 fee paid upon arrival.
- Visit Isabela, the archipelagos' largest island
- View the blue lagoons and rocky terrain at Punta Moreno,
- Enjoy the backdrop of 3 active volcanoes, flamingos and lava formations
- Stop by Elizabeth Bay and perhaps spot rays, turtles, sea lions, penguins and Sally Lightfoot Crabs
Breakfast | Lunch | DinnerDay 4 - Fernandina - Punta Espinoza - Bahia Urbina
When Charles Darwin first saw marine iguanas back in the 19th century, he wrote: "The black lava rocks are frequented by large, disgusting, clumsy lizards." Pretty rough, but we see where he's coming from.
- Travel to Fernandina Island, the youngest of the Galapagos Islands
- Walk on lava and see lava cactus, marine iguanas and flightless cormorants at Punta Espinosa
- Spot the colourful land iguanas and giant tortoises at Bahia Urbina back on Isabela
Breakfast | Lunch | DinnerDay 5 - Isla Santiago - Playa Espumilla - Buccaneer Cove
Cabin fever setting in? Shake it off with a swim and a trip to the sea lions, Galapagos fur seals and Sally Lightfoot Crabs. Other famous Sallys in history include: Mustang, Cinnamon, When Harry Met and Fletcher (from Home and Away).
- Spend the day visiting sites on Santiago Island
- Stop by the black sand beach of Puerto Egas and see hundreds of marine iguanas, fur seals and sea lions
- Visit the beautiful Espumilla Beach, an important nesting site for sea turtles
- Spot flamingos, pintail ducks and stilts in the mangroves
- Get acquainted with the old sea dog's haunt of Caleta Bucanero (Buccaneer Cove), a place of local legends and stories, where pirates used to careen their ships
Breakfast | Lunch | DinnerDay 6 - Daphne – Baltra – Quito
Grab yourself a bowl of locro de papa (Ecuadorian potato soup) and strike up a conversation with one of the friendly local shoeshiners. Then it's onto Las Bachas, something of a hotspot for egg-laying sea turtles.
- Visit Daphne Island and spot masked boobies, finches and perhaps even the frigate birds
- Cruise back to Baltra and bid farewell to the Galapagos before a return flight to Quito
BreakfastDay 7-10 - Colonial Quito - Otavalo - Amazon Jungle
Falling asleep in the Amazon is like having one of those "Sounds of the Jungle" tapes comes to life. Expect the occasional squawk. Visit Amazoonica, a rescue centre for injured wildlife like jaguars, monkeys and toucans (non-Froot Loop related we hope)
Day 7
- Set off on a walking tour around the Centro Historico
- Visit the Church of the Society of Jesus (La Compania de Jesus)
- Take in the views from El Panecillo (The Little Bread Loaf)
- Drive north of the city and visit La Mitad del Mundo (the middle of the world), built on what was claimed in 1736 to be the line of the equator
- Watch experiments take place at Museo Solar Inti Nan, where the equator supposedly runs through since re-measurements were made
- Perhaps enjoy an optional meal out in the evening
Day 8
- Visit Otavalo and one of the best handicraft markets in the Andes
- Pass through the surrounding villages and see local indigenous communities making beautiful handicrafts
- Perhaps have time to visit a crater-lake known as Cuicocha before returning to Quito
Days 9-10
- Travel by road over the mountains and down to the Amazon basin
- Arrive at the volcanic baths at Papallacta and enjoy the hot thermal pools nestled amidst the mountain scenery
- Journey on through jungle to reach the jungle lodge on the banks of the Napo River for a two-night stop
- Explore the jungle with a local site guide who shares their extensive knowledge of the local flora and fauna
Breakfast | Lunch | DinnerDay 11-14 - Banos - Cotopaxi Volcano - Quito
It's time to climb. Cotopaxi is the highest active, snow-capped volcano in the world so come and make your mark (not literally, just get a photo like everyone else). Spend the last few days of your trip mountain bike riding, white-water rafting and horse riding.
Days 11-12
- Drive steeply into the Andes, with the scenery of towering mountains and deep gorges all around
- Take a short trek to El Pailon del Diablo - one of Ecuador's most beautiful waterfalls
- Arrive in Banos, one of the loveliest settings in the Andes
- Explore the town during free time or venture off into the surrounding countryside
- Perhaps take up some mountain biking, white-water rafting or horseback riding
Day 13
- Stop by Cotopaxi Volcano before returning to Quito
- Perhaps venture up to the Cotopaxi refuge, from where there is an easy climb to the snow line and the glacier
- Enjoy one last optional meal with new found friends
Day 14
- The trip ends today after breakfast
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What to Know
What's Included
- An English speaking naturalist guide on board the Galapagos vessel - Shore excursions during your voyage - Return flights from Quito to the Galapagos Islands - Jungle excursions during your Amazon stay - Quito city tour including One museum, Compania Church & Panecillo - Short hike to 'El Pailon del Diablo" (waterfall) - Entry to Cotopaxi National Park - Entry to Cuicocha Lake in Otavalo - Transport, accommodation and meals as listed below
Not Included
- International flights, arrival and departure transfers, departure and airport taxes, visas, entrance fees, US$10 Galapagos transit card, US$100 Galapagos National Park fee, other meals, drinks, optional tours or activities during free time, transfers outside of the tour program, travel insurance, tips and items of a personal nature. Wetsuit hire US$5 per day
Safety Information
Active Volcanoes
This tour passes through volcanic areas. In the instance a volcano becomes potentially dangerous and authorities declare nearby towns unsafe for travel, the itinerary will be re-routed. Where possible, Geckos will provide advance notice of such changes. At short notice, when this is not possible, your tour leader will provide up to date information on behalf of Geckos. -
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Journey to the Centre of the Earth
Jessica - Germany, 17 Nov, 2012
What to know
On arrival in the islands you must pay US$110 national park fee to enter Galapagos National Park (this includes the US$10 transit fee). There is also a US$20 fee that must be paid when you arrive at Isabela island.
There is a naturalist guide onboard for the Galapagos cruise, but no Geckos tour guide. Your Geckos guide will join you on Day 6 for the land section of your adventure.


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DOVER — An unusual sight befell Bellamy Field early Wednesday morning as students of the NJROTC were introduced to a Black Hawk helicopter that landed on the snow covered ground at 8 a.m.
And, without question, they did. Flying high above the landscape of the Garrison City and points greater, excited and inspired exclamations were heard when the first of four rides took off and as each group of about 10 students departed single file from the chopper. Juniors Felecia Bagley, Marissa Keighley, and senior Taylor Shaw said the trip was intense, and different from flying on a plane. "It was very cool," Bagley said. Shaw noticed the kind of sharp turns the aircraft can take and said being able to experience the ride from the helicopter was just awesome. The three girls said it's definitely something they'd want to do again. As he awaited his turn going up in the Black Hawk, Cadet Commanding Officer at DHS Shawn Dawley, in his fourth year of ROTC as a senior, said this was going to be the experience of a lifetime.
While the sight and experience was no doubt extreme fun for the 33 students who waited in cold temperatures, turning their backs toward the field whenever the Black Hawk took off or landed in the field with hurricane force winds created by its blades sending snow and ice flying through the air, it was also an important event for the National Guard soldiers. Ormand said for the students, it was a great opportunity to see the types of jobs you can do in the military; for the soldiers, it provided a great training value for the medivac unit who needed to take time briefing people on loading into the helicopter and exiting the craft safely; and for the state, it was an ideal way to show partnerships made locally of some of the resources, capabilities and skills called upon and available here. Cheers and shouts were heard as students attempted recording a piece of their own history as the helicopter took off for its first ride with students. Despite warnings, the snow and ice pelting their skin from the high winds created from the helicopter was a shock to the excited onlookers.
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#BurningMan, the Death of Paul Addis, and Radical Activism (UPDATED 11/3)
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Paul Addis, the man accused of arson at Burning Man, the massive fire arts festival, committed suicide on Saturday night.
From the Reno Gazette-Journal:
Paul Addis, a longtime Burner and artist fed up with the way Burning Man was being organized, died after he jumped in front of a moving BART train at Embarcadero station on Saturday night, according to multiple Bay Area news reports. He was 42.
Addis was convicted of felony arson after setting fire to what festival-goers call "The Man" on that early Tuesday morning [in 2007].
Burning Man is an annual gathering in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada which attracts over 50,000 attendees and has spawned a worldwide subculture of smaller regional events and year-round communities. The event is based around ethics of a gift economy and radical participation, and has its roots in anarchic gatherings created by groups like the Cacophony Society and Crash Worship (whose descendants Flam Chen were profiled here last weekend).
Its central ritual is the end of week burning of a massive effigy of a human figure. Addis short-circuited this ritual in 2007 by setting fire to the icon on the event's first night. Reports differ on the circumstances of this action, with Addis claiming warnings were given and attempts made to clear the area while other eyewitnesses tell stories of helping endangered, inebriated people away from the flames. Addis was arrested, convicted of destruction of property (a felony), and spent two years in jail.
Burning Man offers a place where some people (those who can afford it) come to explore the nature of identity, creativity and social interaction free from the constraints of mainstream capitalist culture. Yet as the event grew, this experiment in temporary community naturally adopted rules. Steven T. Jones, the San Francisco Bay Guardian reporter who has chronicled many Burning Man events, cites an accidental death in 1996 as the beginning of the end of the event's true lawlessness.
Addis, a Cacophonist who participated in Burning Man's early days, had infamously (but more harmlessly) pranked before by attaching a pair of testicles to the sculpture in the late '90s. He grew bitter at the changes to his beloved community and styled himself a direct action hero who would reclaim the free spirit of the event by making good on an annually recurring rumor — that the Man would Burn early. Addis seemed to identify with larger-than-life figures like Hunter S. Thompson, who he played in a one-man show.
In his book Tribes of Burning Man, Jones describes Addis' motivation for the costly prank:
Addis seems to believe that big gestures like torching the man can prompt people to rally for change. "In any situation, it only takes one person to make a difference. I firmly believe that." Beyond just taking back Burning Man, Addis wanted to reclaim the country from the screwheads and war mongers, to end the Iraq War, and help "rehumanize" the returning soldiers.
As he announced grandly, "We're taking it back, that hulking retard known as America."
There's no more divisive figure in the Burning Man subculture than Addis. A lengthy profile of Addis' life and death by Whatsblem the Pro on the Burning Man commentary blog along with the heated comments that follow offers a glimpse into the kind of debate which erupts any time his name is mentioned:


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SPRINGVALE — Critically acclaimed pianist Laura Kargul will present a program of two masterpieces from the Romantic piano sonata literature on Saturday, Oct. 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford-Springvale Historical Museum. She will perform the Sonata in B-flat Major of Franz Schubert and the Sonata in B Minor by Frederic Chopin. The Museum, located at 505 Main Street, is handicapped accessible. Tickets are $15 for adults and seniors. There is no charge for people 21 and younger. To reserve tickets, call Harland Eastman 324 2797. |


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Hemophilia A is a hereditary bleeding disorder caused by a lack of blood clotting factor VIII. Without enough factor VIII, the blood cannot clot properly to stop bleeding.
Factor VIII deficiency
Hemophilia A is caused by an inherited X-linked recessive trait, with the defective gene located on the X chromosome. Females have two copies of the X chromosome. So if the factor VIII gene on one chromosome does not work, the gene on the other chromosome can do the job of making enough factor VIII.
Males have only one X chromosome. If the factor VIII gene is missing on a boy's X chromosome, he will have hemophilia A. For this reason, most people with hemophilia A are male.
If a woman has a defective factor VIII gene, she is considered a carrier. This means the defective gene can be passed down to her children. Boys born to such women have a 50% chance of having hemophilia A. Their daughters have a 50% chance of being a carrier. All female children of men with hemophilia carry the defective gene. Risk factors for hemophilia A include:
The severity of symptoms vary. Bleeding is the main symptom of the disease. It is often first seen when an infant is circumcised. Other bleeding problems are seen when the infant starts crawling and walking.
Mild cases may go unnoticed until later in life. Symptoms may first occur after surgery or injury. Internal bleeding may occur anywhere.
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If you are the first person in the family to have a suspected bleeding disorder, your doctor will order a series of tests called a coagulation study. Once the specific defect has been identified, other people in your family will need tests to diagnose the disorder.
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Treatment includes replacing the missing clotting factor. You will receive factor IX concentrates. How much you get depends on:
Mild hemophilia may be treated with desmopressin (DDAVP), which helps the body release factor VIII that is stored within the lining of blood vessels.
To prevent a bleeding crisis, people with hemophilia and their families can be taught to give factor VIII concentrates at home at the first signs of bleeding. People with severe forms of the disease may need regular preventive treatment.
Depending on the severity of the disease, DDAVP or factor VIII concentrate may be given before having dental extractions or surgery in order to prevent bleeding.
You should get the hepatitis B vaccine. People with hemophilia are more likely to get hepatitis because they may receive blood products. Patients who develop an inhibitor to factor VIII may require treatment with other clotting factors such as factor VIIa, which can help with clotting, even without any factor VIII.
You can ease the stress of illness by joining a hemophilia support group. Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you not feel alone.
With treatment, most people with hemophilia are able to lead a relatively normal life.
If you have hemophilia, you should have regular checkups with a hematologist.
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Carcao M, Moorehead P, Lillicrap D. Hemophilia A and B. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 137.
Scott JP, Montgomer RR. Hereditary clotting factor deficiencies (bleeding disorders). In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, et al., eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 470.
Todd Gersten, MD, Hematology/Oncology, Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, Wellington, FL. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.
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WHO: Planetary Scientist and member of the Mars Exploration Rover team, Dr. Jim Bell visits the Orlando Science Center to present Postcards from Mars: Using Rovers to Explore the Mysteries of the Red Planet. He'll be presenting his findings on the dynamic globe projection system in the Science Center's Science on a Sphere exhibit.
WHAT: As a member of the Mars Exploration Rover team, Dr. Bell serves as the lead scientist in charge of the Panoramic camera (Pancam) color stereoscopic imaging system on the Spirit and Opportunity rovers. Bell is also a member of the camera team for the Curiosity rover, which is NASA's next Mars mission scheduled to launch from Cape Canaveral next week on November 25. He is also a professor in the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona and an adjunct professor in the Department of Astronomy at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.


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HTC phones | HTC Touch HD review
We've become big fans of the Windows Mobile operating system during 2008. Gone are the days when Windows Mobile was slow and bug-ridden. Microsoft have zapped the bugs and we think that it's a smoother and more robust OS than Symbian these days. It's starting to feature in more and more of the latest generation of touchscreen phones, and it's here in the HTC Touch HD. The Touch HD runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. The Touch HD is an upgraded version of the HTC Touch Diamond. It's a very sleek-looking minimalist slab of black plastic, that looks very futuristic. It isn't a small phone, but its slim minimalist design makes it appear not too big. The first thing that strikes you about the Touch HD is the size of the screen. It's very, very big! In fact, at a ginormous 3.8 inches across, it's probably the biggest screen ever seen on a mobile (the iPhone 3G S has a 3.5 inch screen.) Unlike many touchscreen phones, there are no push buttons on the phone at all - just a row of touch-sensitive buttons below the main screen. This makes it very, very sleek and sexy in appearance. The screen isn't just physically big, it also has an ultra-high resolution: 480 x 800 pixels. Only a handful or other phones can match this resolution. To put it into context, the Touch HD has 2.5 times as many pixels as the iPhone 3G S! It's this ultra-high resolution that gives the HD its name. Now, as we've commented many times before at Mobile Phones UK, when it comes to touchscreen phones, big is better! The huge expanse of screen real estate means that you can see more options, more virtual buttons, more menus on screen at once, and the whole system becomes much easier to use. The triple combination of Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro plus the TouchFLO 3D user interface plus the HD screen makes the Touch HD one of the best touchscreen phones that we've reviewed. It's a joy to use. HTC are also quick to point out that the HD screen makes the phone great for watching videos too. The built-in accelerometer lets you easily switch between portrait and widescreen landscape modes, just by turning the phone. The Touch HD is equipped with many features and applications that make best use of the big screen. But the weakest of these is probably the camera. At 5 megapixels, it's an improvement on the 3.2 megapixel camera of the HTC Touch Diamond, but it isn't the best camera around. With the autofocus we find that the results are adequate, and certainly good enough for taking print quality snaps in good lighting. In poor lighting though, the camera suffers from a lack of a flash. The video recording quality is on a par, with results that are adequate but not exceptional. A secondary camera is available for making video calls at up to VGA resolution. A feature that works rather better is the web browsing capability of the phone. With a choice of WiFi or HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, you can be guaranteed the fastest mobile broadband connection speeds currently possible. Flip the display into landscape mode and you have a full 800 pixel width available for displaying web pages. This makes it feasible to display many web pages in full resolution, without the need to constantly zoom in and out. The web browser is fast to display pages, and overall this is possibly the best implementation of the mobile web that we've ever seen. Top marks to HTC! Another good feature is the GPS implementation that uses Google Maps. This is another case where bigger is better. The large screen simply lets you see more of the map at any time, so you can get a clearer picture of where you are and where you need to go. The touchscreen navigation works extremely well with this application, letting you scroll and zoom just by tapping or sliding your finger. The audio capabilities of the Touch HD are brilliant. Equipped with a music player and an FM radio, and with a 3.5mm headphone jack, the audio credentials of the device are impeccable. The music player is capable of playing all the main digital formats - MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ and WMA - and because it uses Windows Mobile, it's easy as pie to synch the device with Windows Media Player on a PC. A device this powerful needs lots of memory, and we would have preferred to see more built-in memory. The phone has plenty of RAM available and can handle microSD cards up to a whopping 32 GB however. The battery life figures quoted by HTC are impressive - up to 8 hours talktime and 680 hours standby. But in the real world we don't think that you'll get anything like these. We haven't tested the battery life scientifically, so we're reluctant to stick our neck on the block here, but our feeling is that most users will need to recharge every couple of days. 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"That's Frank!" said Durham, referring to two-time American League MVP Frank Thomas. "He's the only guy who could hit while he was lifting his leg like that."
In an instant, it was the mid-1990s all over again – when Durham and Thomas teamed up in Chicago to power one of the AL's most potent offenses.
It was a trip back in time, courtesy of the magic of Cooperstown.
The 39-year-old Durham, who retired following the 2008 season after a 14-year big league career with the White Sox, A's, Giants and Brewers that featured two All-Star Game selections, toured the Baseball Hall of Fame on Monday with his family. But he was not the only big league connection at the Museum.
JP Ricciardi, the former Blue Jays general manager, also visited the Museum with his family – including his son Dante, who is playing in a tournament this week in Cooperstown. Ricciardi, who headed up the Jays' front office for eight seasons between 2002 and 2009, is now a special assistant to Mets general manager Sandy Alderson.
"When I was coach in the Yankees' system in the 1980s, we lived in Oneonta (located about 20 minutes from Cooperstown, and the former home of a Yankees minor league affiliate) for a while," Ricciardi said. "I've been to the Hall of Fame before, but never like this."
Ricciardi got to hold a Babe Ruth bat as well as a Honus Wagner model, marveling at the weight of bats from the early 20th Century.
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Michel Poiccard is a petty Parisian criminal who aspires to be Humphrey Bogart. After he steals a car and shoots a police officer, his life starts to resemble the plots of American gangster films as he dodges cops and plans his escape from the law. His "girl" Patricia -- an American student --i s torn between following Michel and staying in Paris. Her final decision leads to a fatal conclusion and one of the most memorable endings in cinema.
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yet rulers tied to Mubarak and torture inc. have USA advertising firms
cheer leading their cause.
but it gets better . old guard republican senators Cain and libermon were only pissed because -.off the record NGOs were operating in theater. who's employees were detained and their offices tossed ? well, looks like we have have our priorities right./ correct( sarcasim)
to make things really convoluted and demonstrative of how powerful the Jewish
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I recall a few years ago, I was at the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose, CA. We had a presentation theater on the booth and my job was to manage it. That meant that I got to do some of the presentations and persuaded colleagues to do others. One session, that was not mine, was particularly successful. I am not sure whether this was because of the unique style of the presenter or the words she … Read More