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Botswana Private Journey
The Okavango Delta, Chobe's Elephant Kingdom, and Victoria Falls
Trip Details at-a-Glance
Cost From: | $6795 |
Length: | 8 days |
Arrive: | Maun, Botwana |
Depart: | Livingstone, Zambia |
Lodging: | 6 nights in luxury tents,1 night in luxury hotel |
Meals: | All meals included except 1 lunch and dinner |
Activity: | Safaris, Wildlife & Natural History |
Trip Level: |
Game walks and game tracking by open 4WD vehicle and mokoro (dugout canoe)
- Phenomenal gameviewing in fabled Chobe National Park and the Okavango Delta
- Enjoy intimate safari camps, nature walks, mokoro excursions, and thrilling 4WD game drives
- Witness the wonder of Victoria Falls, "The Smoke that Thunders"
The arrangements were flawless. The guides were excellent and highly trained.Karen M.—Santa Barbara, CA
Choosing the Right Trip
We work hard to help you choose the right trip for you, paying attention to your individual interests, abilities, and needs. If you have questions about the level of comfort or any of the activities described in this itinerary, please contact us.
We are proud to have an exceptionally high rate of repeat travelers. For more information, we would be happy to put you in touch with a client who has traveled with us.
Departure Notes
Once you have signed up on the trip, we send a complete packing list, relevant health information, and required travel documents.
On this Private Journey, head to the renowned safari paradise of Botswana to explore its preeminent habitats, from the game-rich floodplains of the Okavango Delta to the wildlife paradise of Chobe National Park, one of Africa's legendary game reserves. Enjoy world-class wildlife viewing, including game tracking by open vehicle, safaris by riverboat and mokoro (dugout canoe), and exciting game walks. Small, intimate safari camps right in the heart of game country are your delightful accommodations. This journey also includes the world-famous natural wonder of Victoria Falls, and an optional extensions to beautiful Cape Town and Namibia's famous Sossusvlei Dunes.
Itinerary at a Glance
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Days 1-3
Okavango Delta
One of the major wilderness sanctuaries of Africa, the Okavango is the largest inland delta system in the world. Waters from the central African highlands seasonally flood its vast landscapes, home to an amazing variety of wildlife including sitatunga and red lechwe antelope and an abundance of birds, including the rare Pel's fishing owl. With your expert naturalist guides, enjoy amazing gameviewing as you explore the pristine waterways by mokoro (dugout canoe), and roam the islands on foot and by 4WD vehicle on both day and night drives. At our intimate tented camps, enjoy highly personalized service, superb cuisine, and spectacular locations. Amenities include large walk-in tented rooms on raised platforms with en suite facilities, thatched dining areas, and easy access to wildlife in the heart of the African wilderness.
Days 4-6
Chobe National Park and Linyanti Game Reserve
Fabled Chobe National Park and the Linyanti Game Reserve, an exclusive private reserve on Chobe's western edge, are the places to see spectacular concentrations of elephants (estimates range up to 120,00 individuals!) as they congregate along the waterways to bathe and drink. Among the treasured habitats of Chobe and Linyanti are the broad Chobe River and the famous Savuti Channel, also known for its predators, particularly its resident lions, spotted hyenas, and African wild dogs. From delightful tented camps (or lodges), set out with your guide for up-close wildlife viewing in a dramatic environment. In addition to enormous herds of elephant, game here includes kudu, with their beautiful spiraled horns, zebra, giraffe, waterbuck, impala, and often roan and sable antelope, while the marshes hold hippo pools, crocs, and an incredible array of birdlife.
Days 7-8
Zambia: Victoria Falls
The huge Zambezi River stretches a mile wide when it creates thundering Victoria Falls. From the 5-star Royal Livingstone Hotel, enjoy options of a sunset cruise, scenic overflight, bungee jumping, canoeing a peaceful stretch of the Zambezi, or thrilling whitewater rafting. Depart on Day 8.
For a more complete description, Download Full Detailed Itinerary
Optional Extensions
If you would like to continue your adventure, we offer the following extensions:
What the Trip is Like
This trip is rated Level 2. It is a luxury camping and lodge safari with game viewing by 4WD vehicle. It can be enjoyed by anyone in reasonably good health. On safari, there are long driving days over rugged dirt tracks.
When to go
April to October
For our Private Journey trips, you choose your own group and your preferred dates—there are no set departure dates. Private Journeys are available to groups as few as two people or as large as you like. Contact us for availability, questions, or to book your adventure!
Trip Cost
Prices valid through November 15, 2014
$6795 per person, double occupancy
High season surcharge (Jun 1-Oct 31): $2300
Single supplement: $1400
Internal airfare: $700 (subject to change)
River Club Upgrade (Livingstone): $170 per person
Premier Camp Upgrades:
Jao Camp (Okavango): $1700 per person
Kings Pool (Linyanti): $1700 per person
Note: Due to the small size of the camps, early booking is highly recommended
more on pricingExtension Costs
Johannesburg: Cradle of Humankind, Soweto & the Apartheid Museum Extension
from: $1895
Cape Town Extension
from: $1995
Sossusvlei Dunes Extension
from: $5395
Trip Cost Includes:
- All accommodations, based on double occupancy
- All meals included except 1 lunch and dinner
- Services of safari guides and camp staff
- 4WD safari vehicles
- Land and internal air transportation as noted in the Full Trip Brochure
- All airport transfers
- Park fees
Trip Cost Does Not Include:
International airfare, private safari vehicles, charter flights, fuel surcharges, any meals not specified after each itinerary day in the Full Trip Brochure, any activities described as optional, airport departure taxes, optional tipping or gratuities to staff, additional hotel nights made necessary by airline schedule changes or other factors, pre-trip expenses such as medical immunizations (if any), travel insurance, or passports and visas; and other expenses of a personal nature.Okavango Delta Camps
Days 1 to 3 (3 nights), Okavango Delta, Botswana
Our secluded Okavango Delta camps are set on lush islands amid glorious Delta waterscapes. They feature roomy thatch-roofed tents with private facilities and indoor as well as outdoor showers and verandas. The dining and bar areas overlook the floodplains, and swimming pools offer a refreshing dip. The wildlife is all around us, and the sunrises and sunsets are unforgettable. Choose from our options listed below for full descriptions and more photos of each camp:
Tuba Tree Camp (Option B)
Baines Camp (Option C)
Stanley's Camp (Option D)
Duba Plains Camp (Option E)
Jao Camp (Premier Camp Upgrade)
Linyanti Game Reserve Camps
Days 4 to 6 (3 nights), Linyanti Game Reserve, Botswana
In the Linyanti Game Reserve (bordering Chobe National Park), our camps offer serene settings in riverine forests and grasslands, a delightful contrast to the Okavango Delta. The camps have luxurious, raised, tented rooms under thatch with private facilities, indoor and outdoor showers, and plunge pools. There are beautiful open-air dining and bar areas where we relax and can sip a sundowner or watch the wildlife right from camp. Choose from our options listed below for full descriptions and more photos of each camp:
Royal Livingstone Hotel
Day 7 (1 night), Victoria Falls, Zambia
The Royal Livingstone has a location that simply can't be beat—just a 10-minute walk from mighty Victoria Falls, one of the ...
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River Club (Premier Camp Upgrade)
Day 7 (1 night), Victoria Falls, Zambia
The River Club, 10 miles upstream from Victoria Falls on the Zambia side, is a colonial-style retreat on the hills overlooking the Zambezi. There ...
Click here for full description and more photos
Extension Accommodations
If you would like to view the accommodations offered with our extensions options:
- Johannesburg: Cradle of Humankind, Soweto & the Apartheid Museum Extension (3 days)
- Cape Town Extension (4 days)
- Sossusvlei Dunes Extension (4 days)
Note: Listed above are our signature accommodations for this trip. Although it is highly unlikely, we may make substitutions when necessary.
Optional Extensions
If you would like to continue your adventure, we offer the following extensions:
Sossusvlei Dunes Extension
Explore a Legendary Landscape from a Beautiful Wilderness Lodge
Walking, Safaris, Wildlife & Natural History
4 days
Level 2
South Africa
Johannesburg: Cradle of Humankind, Soweto & the Apartheid Museum Extension
Cradle of Humankind, Soweto & the Apartheid Museum
Archaeology, Cultural Adventures
3 days
Level 1
Client Comments
The arrangements were flawless. The guides were excellent and highly trained.Karen M., Santa Barbara, CA
I was hoping for "the trip of a lifetime" and our adventure exceeded our highest expectations.Scott C., St. Louis, MO
Everything was perfect!Doc C., Silverthorne, CO
This was a perfect trip. We had been planning this adventure for two years and every dream was met and came true!Ann C., Silverthorne, CO

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October 21, 2011
This week is better than Christmas for me. I love all the strong men and women I was surrounded by and all of the positive feedback we received. We do it all again tomorrow from 12-3 by the Union at UNT. Please stop by! If you think this movement is useless, wait until you see tears spilling from someone's eyes and they tell you that you're inspiring and thank you as they walk by because it means something to them. LOVE THE SKIN YOU'RE IN!


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Thai Airways
We are flying to Thailand in April with Thai Airways and as we have never flown with them before,I wondered if anyone had flown with them recently who could tell me what they are like to fly with? We are booked in their Royal Silk Class which is their equivelant of "Business" class. Apparently our flight from Heathrow is on one of the aircraft which has an upstairsand the seats we have pre-booked are in that upstairs area. I have never been on an aircraft which has an upstairs in it so actually being in one of these seats is going to be a bit of a novelty. Would really like to get some feedbackfrom those who have flown with Thai. Thanks in advance.
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Hi Mary,
I have never flown Thai Airways before, but the description of the aircarft sounds like a 747. I am almost sure that they have a business class on the second floor of those airplanes. Did you buy the hotel portion of your trip through LL auctions?
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No, I booked this holiday way before I found Luxury Link. We are staying in the Banyan Tree Phuket and I don't think it is in the L.L. portfolio.
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Hi Mary J,
Not too much help specifically here but I have heard great things about Thai Airlines (it might not be Singapore, but it is up there in terms of comfort and amenities). I have flown in another airline's Upper Deck business class (in a 747) several times and while I can't comment on the seats, configuration, etc. I can say that is a great way to fly. They can only fit about 12-15 business class seats up there and there's no reason to go downstairs so you really feel like you are in your own little plane. The service can sometimes be better because the flight attendants are helping fewer people and I believe are a little happier to be up there than in the larger business class or economy sections. I always get a little bit of comfort from being able to see the door to the flight deck and get an occasional glimpse of the pilot as well. The one negative to being up there is that when the pilot is using the facilities (which on the planes I flew were right next to the flight deck) the flight attendants guard the space and nobody can use the WC for several minutes.
I hope that this helps a bit, and at the same time I'd love to hear anyone's comments re: Thai specifically as that may be in the cards for us this year.
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Thanks for the info claasenam, yesI think there are only 10 or 12 seats in the upper floor so as you say we should get a good service. I wondered if anyoone knew what type of food they will serve on the plane? Will it be typical Thai food or will there be a choice between Thai and European food? My husband andI both love Thai food but the couple we are going with are not as keen on it as us. They will eat Thai food but they would prefer it if there was a choice. Thank You.
Re: Thai Airways
Hi Mary
If your friends don't particularly like thaifoodone solution would be to pre-arrange a meal through either your travel agent or directly with Thai Airways. I'm sure that they would be able to supply them with different meal choices. It would be a good idea to find out a.s.a.p.
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Hi Mary-J,
I haven't flown Thai myself but my sister has done, and says it had excellent food and very good service (mind you this was back in 2000). In her opinion it was better than any American airline and better than BA as well.
I have flown on the upper deck (with Virgin) and I really liked it -- it's quieter and more peaceful than downstairs, as long as you're not adjacent to the actual stairwell.
Here's a site which will tell you about the meals availabe on Thai (and even provide photos) -- your friends can check it out and look at the special meal options if they don't like the normal ones. In my experience airlines usually have one 'ethnic' meal and one 'continental/European' meal.
Re: Thai Airways
Hi Mary-J
I flew Thai last year on their non-stop (17 hours) flight from NY and quite surprisingly, it was an enjoyable flight even though we were at the back of the bus in coach. Lovely service from the inflight crew, decent meals, including Thai food choices and plenty of inflight entertainment on demand (something like 50+ movies, TV, etc).
I'm sure biz class on Thai will be great!
Can't wait to hear about your trip. When do you leave?
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Thank you to everyone for all the info. It is very much appreciated.Cruisinred, we fly out on 14th April, just nine weeks to go, cannot wait. Well it sounds as though everyone has good things to say about Thai Airways so that is good news!!I will let everyone know how it all went when we return. Cheers.
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I've flown several Asian airlines regularly - Singapore Airlines, Malaysian, Cathay Pacific etc. - and Thai is my favourite. When you're going to a country it's always nice to fly their carrier anyway. Your holiday abroad begins aboard, you get into the spirit of the people, and what great people they are. The upper deck is definitely the place to be, quiet, peaceful. You won't get bothered by all the other passengers filing down to the back, and you'll be first off. I'm sure you'll have a great trip. And the Banyan Tree should be excellent, all their properties are. Lucky you!


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Biology professors use "clickers" in class
Augusta, Ga. – One person hogging the remote is never a problem in Richard Griner's classroom, since all the students have the remote devices known as clickers or classroom response systems. The handheld wireless devices that resemble television remote controls are increasingly being used on college campuses, and five professors in Augusta State University's Department of Biology used the clickers this past semester, after beginning to use them in fall 2006.
Students use the handheld transmitters to answer multiple-choice questions that have been displayed on a PowerPoint screen. The clicker beams a signal to a receiver in the instructor's computer. Software on the computer collects the students' responses, and when all the answers are in, the students and professor get instant feedback.
Dr. Griner says the distribution of answers displayed after the last question is answered helps him know the class's strengths and weaknesses. He can modify his instruction accordingly. If clicker data shows that the students understand, then Dr. Griner moves on to the next topic. If not, he can spend more time on the topic.
"I get to see the distribution, so I know whether everyone understands the material and if we need to move on," he says.
There are other advantages to using the clickers. They alter classroom dynamics by easing fears that some students may have in speaking out publicly or of giving incorrect answers or stating unpopular views. One use of the clicker is to give students a preview of an exam, giving students time to think about the question and record their answers, which allows them to use the personalized information so they know which areas they may need to spend additional time studying.
"My hope was that with this scenario, it will make students realize 'Hey, I really didn't know that, so I better go back and study,'" Dr. Griner says. "Hopefully it's allowing them to see exactly where they need to study."
The clickers also register class attendance by asking students to respond to the simple question, "Are you here?" at the beginning of the session.
Students purchase the $50 clickers at the bookstore at the beginning of the semester. The devices are then programmed with each student's identification number, allowing the receiver to collect and organize the data correctly.
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Week Two
Week two of blogging here in the books.
To paraphrase your most famous musical export, what a short strange trip its been so far.
I have to admit that it's taken me aback, the bizarre level of rancor aimed at a website by the same people that can't seem to live without it. And the even more incredible fixation on the inner workings of a modest media institution that doesn't pay your bills. It reminds me of the ladies at the local lavanderia completely absorbed in the telenovelas Mexicanas. They seem blissfully content to insert themselves into the lives of their onscreen heroes--here, it isn't bliss but irate irrationality.
And over what and whom? Tim Redmond? I've known Tim 19 years (and he isn't gonna like this, but fuck it): He isn't that interesting--in fact, he's kind of drab. A soccer dad that can't sing that once tried to convince me of the athletic prowess and brilliance of Alex Smith--you get worked up over THAT?
The fixation over me, who cares?
The source of the fury strikes me as plain and simple---people love having sunshine blown up their asses and neither of us care to fill that role. Let's face it--America, having no royalty or aristocracy invented one, our landed gentry. They play the part of kings and queens and when taken to task for arranging bailouts of their failures or creating sweetheart deals for themselves or having a symbiotic relationship with the people's stewards, the government, their admirers scream bloody murder. "Class warfare". Redmond thinks it's the nonsensical paradigm of "one day I too will be rich and I want to be able to keep all my money", I don't. I think it's more like people don't want to be reminded of who they really are and can't blame their paragons for their plight, so it's either people below them or the messengers (HELLO!) that remind them of their actual and not imagined place.
This is a nation where the top 1% made 121% of the gains in the anemic recovery. And you didn't and still identify with them. And don't seem to grasp that Atlas Shrugged was fiction.
I love this gig.
See ya tomorrow!
Just sayin'
richer -- not just in the utterly practical sense regarding their relative wealth and buying power, but as a direct measurement of their net worth.
The recovery has not arrived for those who are on the bottom, but rather their economic malaise has continued to worsen. The middle class is still struggling to keep even. The uttlerly rich have gotten all the benefits which show up on paper as the "national recovery."
("superior") + ("internet prefix") + ("additional")
not express himself clearly because a percentage of something (as opposed to something like a gain) cannot be more than 100%.
And writing clearly is surely what a journalist is supposed to do.
Whether the middle classes are poorer than 5 years ago is highly debateable, since most people won homes and have IRA's etc., both of which are worth a lot more now than then.
Income is just one side of the ledger.
If you click the little linky in the same sentence as the figure "121%," it will take you to an article which explains how the figure was derived. Math is hard, but clicking is easy.
little utility in following them. And I don't click on links if I do not know or trust the source.
The expression "121% of something" is incorrect.
If you position your cursor over a link, the URL appears in either the status bar or as a protip popup. The only thing self-serving is your attitude.
Of course this is possible.
For example, your boss could say "I raise your pay 121%!"
Or, for example, you could make 121% more than your co worker. It's possible.
Because math, while tricky, is also simple. %=numerator/denominator.
So yes, Virginia, there is more than 100%.
Don't ask me to do the match, of course.
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than if you start out with a hundred. That's hardly a remarkable discovery. It's just basic math.
was a meritocracy?
In fact, starting position matters the most, plus the level of willingness of the participants to profit from exploited wage labor translates to the greatest gains.
My point was that, once you have done that, the second million is much easier.
The fact that the rich get richer is mostly just a matter of statistics, like saying that number of apples you have is proportional to the number of apple trees you have.
"Exploitation" isn't relevant unless you are in indentured servitude. If you don't like your wages then quit and find something better. An employer who doesn't pay enough finds that their best people leave.
If you don't like your wages then quit and find something better. . . um . . . wow . . . you are pretty clueless, aren't you?
Does that mean I am clever than you?
If you agree to work for $10 an hour, then presumably you are happy with that, since nobody forced you to take the job.
your own experience.)
Tell a worker in the developing world to "quit and find something better" and await his reaction.
Corporate profits which feed your investment portfolio depend on labor and environmental exploitation (and central bank manipulation) despite your panglossian denial.
Hand to mouth.
Work or starve.
As if you're a powerless victim in everything that happens to you.
Not everyone feels the same about that.
I think you're underestimating the notion that for many of us, baiting liberals is just good clean fun, and the "fury" and "rancor" you perceive is more likely your own unease at being refuted so deftly, so often. The real venom in the comments comes from your ideological comrades.
Great photo, by the way. It looks like you really were the Lindsey Buckingham of Boston punk.
Try to keep the posts to 1000 words or less this weekend, won't you? And of course, fight the power!
To do that, CF, you have to provide a counter argument that isn't larded down with name-calling and other "change the subject" ephemera.
And "baiting liberals" is asinine. The only thing that matters in politics is "what is best for the most people" not "I got a rise out of them, har har". The latter statement explains the American Right's ludicrous alliance with the same oil industry that drives up their taxes and fouls their air and water, because if "the libs hate the oil business", therefore, the oil business is good. (Ditto insurance companies, banks and unscrupulous developers.)
I play bass with a pick. Go figure. Lindsay is unapproachable as is Jeff Beck. The dude I am most like would be the soon to be late Wilko Johnson.
Heal thyself. This isn't politics; it's propaganda. You'd be better off taking your own advice. But you won't, because I suspect you're more comfortable in the echo chamber, with its cartoonish oversimplifications (about oil, for instance) and its rigid stereotyping (in the name of tolerance, of course). So, gentle mockery is the only rational response.
I was sincere about the pic, however, and your unorthodox style of playing, and agree with you about Beck/Buckingham being among the best to ever pick up a guitar. See, Johnny? Common ground!
It's best accomplished with that pesky shit, evidence.
Otherwise, it's evasive piffle whose actual aim is to change the topic.
Lindsay B on "Big Love" is the king of pickless.
I'd say it's best accomplished with insight and wit. A link to a Huffington Post op-ed is "evidence" only of one's ability to use software, and stringing together dozens of links in service of some tired old liberal broadside is the intellectual equivalent of fingerpainting.
you know you write in a provocative way? Haven't you been hired precisely for this reason - to shake the place up and try and generate some genuine two-way debate?
It's like Howard Stern complaining about controversy. If we all ignored you or nodded platitudes at you, you'd be bored shitless here.
Read the piece again. It isn't controversy that surprises me, it's the idea that the SFBG would generate "insider baseball" among anyone.
If you ever met Redmond or the others, you'd understand (maybe you have?).
These are not exactly imposing, larger than life creations, ya know?
He is kinda dweeby, I'll agree.
What was impressive was how, at the time, he managed to profess outrage at violations of journalist shield laws without mentioning Judith Miller. And it was right at the time when she was still in prison too.
I kinda lost respect for him then.
Yes, these trolls are full of vitriol with a capital V!
Give 'em, hell, as they used to say about Harry S. Trumen. Give im hell.
still disagree with the SFBG view about punitively taxing the rich and throwing that money at everyone who isn't.
I might even personally gain from such a policy, but then lots of rich people vote for the Democrats as well, while the poor often vote GOP.
No, it is quite simply because I do not trust the government and it's bureaucrats. At best, they are incompetent. At worst, they are corrupt.
I'd rather stay wild and take my chances in the jungle, than be confined in an institution like a zoo, beholden to the guy in a uniform who feeds me at the same time every day.
Thought you wuz a wild man too, JAW.
My reasons are different than yours.
The government represents the interests (for the most part) of the "non Johnny Angel's/Anon's" of the country. That this is such a wealthy nation that also is something like 40th in wealth inequality says to me (and should say to you) that our "trusted servants in DC"are actively working to the advantage of people nothing like us and to the complete detriment of people exactly like us.
This is as clearly as I can say it--minus the help of the Federal government, most of our economic ruling class would be selling gum on the TJ/SD border.
the poor here are still better off than elsewhere. People like Gates and Buffett skew the figures for inequality in the US but that doesn't mean our poor are poorer.
If Gates and Buffett moved to Switzerland, we'd have more equality but it wouldn't help anyone.
Focus on economics, not envy.
Write an article about housing issues in SF. That will lead to the heart of the rancor. A city where so few people own their homes is naturally insecure.
That's weird because, as far as I know, every home has an owner and so clearly there are enough people who can afford them for every property to be quickly sold.
If you were correct, there would be a high vacancy rate, and there is not. If you want to see that, go to Detroit where there are thousands of abandoned homes. You would have a point then.
but there's an unusually low ratio of owners vs. renters.
Maybe 2/3 renters? Which is about the same as NYC or London.
For the Bay area as a whole, which is a fairer comparison because then it includes suburbs as well like with other cities, I feel sure that more than 50% are owners.
...which you rent out makes it the tenant's home, not yours. You might want to look up possession in real estate law.
Until the owner decides to take possession.
be allowed to decide who lives in a property he owns?
It was precisely that unconstitutional restriction that led to the Ellis Act, which itself simply codifies a basic right of a property owner to rid himself of a tenant he no longer wants.
Here's why I don't like you. I'm a landlord who voted for Avalos. I made consistent efforts for 10 years to be a good, charitable, politically liberal member of this community. Yet, the SFBG still feels it's fair to blame me for every single problem this City faces. Frankly, I'm tired of you guys shitting on me just because, back when you were in college, you invested yourselves in the strategy of manipulating the masses with distorted statistics and scapegoating anyone that doesn't agree with your philosophies 100%, and now your too inflexible to change your tactics even though they're obviously failing.
And, Tim might be dull, but being another obnoxious gay guy who runs around spouting every thought that passes through their mind isn't exactly novel in SF.
Won't argue with "obnoxious". "Gay", no.
Were I a gay man, my life would be considerably less complicated. I wasn't that lucky.
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Objective. —To evaluate the economic consequences of a routine varicella vaccination program that targets healthy children.
Methods. —Decision analysis was used to compare the costs, outcomes, and cost-effectiveness of a routine vaccination program with no intervention. Clinical outcomes were based on a mathematical model of vaccine efficacy that relied on published and unpublished data and on expert opinion. Medical utilization rates and costs were collected from multiple sources, including the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program and the California Hospital Discharge Database.
Results. —A routine varicella vaccination program for healthy children would prevent 94% of all potential cases of chickenpox, provided the vaccination coverage rate is 97% at school entry. It would cost approximately $162 million annually if one dose of vaccine per child were recommended at a cost of $35 per dose. From the societal perspective, which includes work-loss costs as well as medical costs, the program would save more than $5 for every dollar invested in vaccination. However, from the health care payer's perspective (medical costs only), the program would cost approximately $2 per chickenpox case prevented, or $2500 per life-year saved. The medical cost of disease prevention was sensitive to the vaccination coverage rate and vaccine price but was relatively insensitive to assumptions about vaccine efficacy within plausible ranges. An additional program for catch-up vaccination of 12-year-olds would have high incremental costs if the vaccination coverage rate of children of preschool age were 97%, but would result in net savings at a coverage rate of 50%.
Conclusions. —A routine varicella vaccination program for healthy children would result in net savings from the societal perspective, which includes work-loss costs as well as medical costs. Compared with other prevention programs, it would also be relatively cost-effective from the health care payer's perspective.(JAMA. 1994;271:375-381)
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The suggstion that oncoming policies of the insurer UnitedHealth Group may be reforming health care in the United States, might be compared to a new rust-proofing technique that would save the Titanic from disappearing, and be forever with us. What's wrong with the Titanic is that it floats no more, and will forever be so, rust-proofing or no. What is wrong with the US health care system, is the system. No enlightened changes can save this sunk system. Hear it from Warren Buffet, as, quoted on CNBC, says Buffet, "America's health care system needs fundamental reform to attack costs, because it is not practical to to continue devoting 17% [GDP] to health care." Want to see how advanced economies pay for their health care systems ? Clue: their systems are totally different than ours. See: http://www.oecd.org/health/healthdata.
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The spotlight's on major appliances this week as the first days of spring bring a double dollop of white goods activity.
Two of the industry's most important events — the Annual Member Meeting of the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) in Washington and the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference (K/BIS) in Orlando, Fla., both unfurl over the next seven days, keeping flights full between those two cities.
First up is AHAM, which returned to the nation's capital yesterday for a three-day program of governmental, business and industry topics and speakers. At press time, Gen. Richard Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was still scheduled to deliver the welcoming dinner keynote address, although a deputy was on standby given the nation's war footing.
Also slated to address the industry trade group is Hal Stratton, chairman of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), and David Seiders, chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). Stratton is expected to provide an overview of the economy as it impacts construction and the appliance industry.
Other AHAM highlights include a White House briefing with Bush Administration officials on the president's agenda for 2003, and AHAM president Joe McGuire's annual report on the state of the association.
From Washington, the focus shifts to Florida where K/BIS holds forth April 10-13 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. There, majap makers will share floor space with some 700 kitchen and bath manufacturers filling nearly 4,000 booths in the 400,000 square foot facility.
Highlights of the show, which is owned by the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), include keynote speaker Bill O'Reilly, host of Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor," who will speak on the topic of politics and current events and how they relate to investing in the home and the environment. O'Reilly will kick off a full K/BIS conference program that will cover topics including design, business development, sales and marketing strategies and professional growth in over 55 seminar sessions, roundtable discussions and professional development courses.
In addition, NKBA will also hold its annual business meeting and luncheon, with Herbert Kohler of Kohler Co. serving as this year's guest speaker. The group will also host 25 separate luncheon roundtables designed to provide an open forum of discussion on the industry's hottest topics, ranging from outdoor kitchens to gender perspective design.
Majap dealers and vendors will have an event all their own Friday night, April 11, when the North American Retail Dealers Association (NARDA) holds a 60th anniversary bash and charity fund-raising dinner at the Wyndam Resort. The gala will celebrate the 60th birthday of the independent dealer trade association by promoting organ and tissue donation awareness and funding, and will be the centerpiece of its yearlong Gift of Life campaign. That effort encourages retailers, manufacturers and buying groups to have their employees and customers "donate life" by signing up as organ and tissue donors.
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The Institute for Rural Health (IRH) has started collaborating with local business/industry to offer employee health screening services. Since the creation of the IRH, faculty and students within the School of Nursing have been involved in the outreach offered through the IRH. The School of Nursing utilizes the IRH's Mobile Health and Wellness Unit as a community clinical site for BSN Prelicensure students enrolled in NURS 449-Community Health Nursing. Recently, IRH staff and BSN Prelicensure students from the School of Nursing provided blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose and bone density screenings for the employees at Delta Faucet of Morgantown over a period of six days.
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A BSN Prelicensure student stated the following about their clinical rotation on the MHU: "It's great that the MHU can provide these services in different communities and settings. They are able to provide some health care to people who may not have any other access."
An event such as the one at Delta Faucet provides a great opportunity for the BSN Prelicensure students and the employees of the respective business/industry. Teresa Montgomery, HR Manager of Delta Faucet, shared a heartfelt message of a personal experience she and her family had with nurses and the special role nurses have played in her life. She challenged all the nursing students at the event to be the best nurses they can be and to always show compassion for their patients. Montgomery also added that the company was very pleased with the results of the Health Fair and the professionalism of the IRH and the BSN Prelicensure students.
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The Mets' middle game in San Francisco began as a back and forth affair that made most fans fear another extra-inning slog was in the offing. Thankfully, that was not in the cards, and amazingly it was because the Mets managed to win in regulation by multiple runs.
The Giants drew first blood in the second inning by scoring twice on an errant Anthony Recker throw to second and a fielder's choice on which Daniel Murphy chose poorly. The Mets' bats were lulled to sleep by Barry Zito for the first few innings, but they drew even in the top of the fourth when they loaded the bases and scored two on an Andrew Brown single, then went ahead on an Omar Quintanilla RBI single. The Giants tied things up at three in the bottom on the fifth with a pair of singles, a sac bunt, and an RBI groundout, but the Mets grabbed the lead back in the top of the sixth with a two-run homer from Anthony Recker.
With the Mets' bullpen taxed, Gee was asked to eat some innings and came up with a case of indigestion. The Giants scratched out single runs against him in the bottom of the sixth and seventh to tie the game at 5. When the Mets bypassed a bases loaded one-out opportunity in the top of the seventh, the dreaded Extra Inning Debacle loomed large. But the Mets were given an identical run-scoring chance in the eighth and cashed in on a Murphy RBI sac fly in to retake the lead. After a walk loaded the bases anew, Marlon Byrd unloaded them by belting a grand slam to left field, a blast that thankfully made a Mets win all but inevitable, and another 16 inning game unnecessary.
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Working as a HTML5 and Flash Designer, you will be an important member of the design team in a large leading online gaming company based in London. You must be an enthusiastic, passionate and dedicated Designer with a very strong technical understanding of the digital realm, coupled with a passion for design and execution. Have the ability to produce high quality designs with excellent skills in Photoshop, Flash and Illustrator.
You are a designer and animator from a flash background, though recently worked with HTML5 who can bring digital advertising concepts to life. Applicants must have a real desire to work within a team, possess an excellent understanding of current digital advertising developments and an unhealthy interest in new ways of capturing that elusive 'click'. Conceptualize and execution of interactive flash/html5 ads.
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A Designer with a stong background in flash and banner design, ideally with a wealth of knowledge in HTML5. Skills: Stong in Flash - ActionScript 2.0, and 3.0, all of the Adobe CS3 suite, and experience designing/developing online games and great design concepts - html, css, html5
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Paul McClellan | Distinctive Range Date Climbed: Apr 1, 2010 | |
Linda and I hiked the Guadalupe trail to the summit under overcast skies and at time strong winds, but otherwise was a very fun hike with interesting views of this very distinctive mountain range. | ||
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Shaylee | Guadalupe Date Climbed: Mar 17, 2010 | |
March 17 2010 | ||
Posted Mar 22, 2010 9:50 pm |
Kessler | Guadalupe Date Climbed: Mar 17, 2010 | |
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Posted Mar 22, 2010 9:46 pm |
Scott | Guadalupe Date Climbed: Mar 17, 2010 | |
There wasn't much wind this morning, so it was time to climb Guadalupe Peak, the highest mountain in Texas! Shaylee, Kessler, Kimberly and I left in the morning and made our way steadily up the peak. About 2/3 of the way up there was quite a bit of snow and ice along the trail. The snowfields near the summit were the hardest part of the climb and I wished I had brought and ice axe or crampons for the peak in order to help the kids up. After enjoying the summit and chatting with a few fellow climbers we headed down the mountain. All of us had a good time and it was great to climb the mountain in perfect weather. | ||
Posted Mar 22, 2010 9:40 pm |
davebobk47 | Beautiful Date Climbed: Mar 21, 2010 | |
Beautiful hike, started shortly after sunrise. 2 hrs up, 2 hrs down. I'd love to come back. | ||
Posted Mar 22, 2010 8:23 pm |
CBakwin | For Audrey. Date Climbed: Feb 17, 2010 | |
Climbed this in the morning, two hours up, one and a half down. Fun enough, This isn't much of a campground here at the Park..... | ||
Posted Feb 21, 2010 6:06 pm |
IHaveArrived | HP #7 Date Climbed: Oct 5, 2009 | |
Best high point climb so far. I arrived about 4:30 pm with clouds over the mountains. The ranger told me I was starting a little late and to turn around if I saw lightning. I reached the top with high winds and black clouds above me, but sun shining in the valleys around the mountain. Incredible site. Fortunately the clouds never let loose, but on the descent there was quite a light show of cloud to cloud lightning. | ||
Posted Jan 20, 2010 1:37 am |
mtncorg | Nice trail | |
Was up on top just as three Black Hawk helicopters flew over El Capitan - below me. Also saw one of the biggest rattlesnakes slowly making his way across the trail in the woods near the top. | ||
Posted Jan 14, 2010 11:29 pm |
Cedar | No View From Top Date Climbed: Dec 24, 2009 | |
Very windy and cold. Snow level was down to about 5500 feet from a storm the day before. It was suppose to be clear but clouds hung around until sunset...well after leaving the summit. Nothing to see at the top besides some rime and clouds. Spent about 15 minutes at the top hoping for a clearing but nothing of the sort came and it's not exactly comfortable either with the winds (and that pyramid doesn't make too good for a wind break!). Passed one group on the way up and no one on the way down. | ||
Posted Dec 31, 2009 12:54 pm |
Sarah Simon | Via Guadalupe Peak with El Capitan Date Climbed: Nov 25, 2009 | |
It was pleasant enough to reach this summit, though the real prize of the day was El Capitan. After some photos and a snack on the summit of Guad, we began the steep descent to the saddle with El Cap. My heart goes out to those who sit on Guad's summit and only admire El Capitan from a distance. | ||
Posted Nov 29, 2009 12:23 pm |
metal4lyf | windy! Date Climbed: Jan 10, 2008 | |
I was hanging onto the pyramid for dear life in 70mph gusts | ||
Posted Nov 19, 2009 11:29 pm |
mountaingazelle | Guadalupe Peak Date Climbed: Nov 8, 2009 | |
We had perfect weather for the hike up Guadalupe Peak. It was breezy but not too windy. I had planned a trip to the Guadalupe Mountains and Big Bend for a while. Finally had the opportunity to go and thought this was a great hike. | ||
Posted Nov 16, 2009 12:16 am |
Epica | Training for Mt Rainier Date Climbed: Mar 15, 2008 | |
In the spring of 2008 I hiked up Guadalupe Peak every weekend with 40 - 50 lbs, training for Mt Rainier... it worked! I had a great time on that mountain. | ||
Posted Sep 21, 2009 11:46 pm |
Redwic | My 40th State Highpoint! Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2009 | |
There is an old saying that "everything is big in Texas", so I guess it is appropriate this was the site of my 40th State Highpoint reached. Gorgeous scenery and great weather (minus the wind!) at the summit. I was the first one on the summit that day, but passed MANY people on the way down. Perhaps the trail should be renamed the "Guadalupe Peak Superhighway". | ||
Posted Sep 21, 2009 11:23 am |
ericwillhite | In the dark Date Climbed: Sep 17, 1998 | |
Did this by headlamp years before I thought to climb all the state highpoints. Pictures and map at http://www.willhiteweb.com/state_highpoint/texas/guadalupe_peak_160.htm | ||
Posted Jul 24, 2009 4:01 am |
Dennis Poulin | Standard Route Date Climbed: Oct 5, 2008 | |
Nice trail. Terrible thunderstorm!!! Wow! | ||
Posted Jul 15, 2009 12:51 pm |
txhiker76 | First high point Date Climbed: Apr 19, 2008 | |
This was my first high point, great hike, beautiful views. | ||
Posted Jul 6, 2009 2:05 pm |
TheRootster | Lowest high point . . . | |
...that I'll ever do. But a fun one nevertheless. I hiked up solo when I was in the area working on the Lonely Planet Texas guide. Texas is an odd place...much of it doesn't appeal to me at all, but a few select places are some of my favorites on earth. This is one. | ||
Posted Jun 21, 2009 2:24 pm |
Holsti97 | Guadalupe Peak Date Climbed: May 19, 2009 | |
Nice hike with great views and weather. Met a former major league baseball player on the trail and some other fun people. Went to Carlsbad Caverns in the evening and watched the bats leave the cave. Toured the caverns the next day and then drove on to Wheeler Peak. HP #38 | ||
Posted May 24, 2009 10:40 pm |
VermontMike | Amazing View Date Climbed: Nov 11, 2008 | |
A beautiful hike to the top of Texas! Looking down on the west Texas plains on the top is unforgettable, especially with El Capitan jutting out on the southeast. Big Bend is my favorite spot in TX but I need to get back and explore a little more in the Guadalupes! | ||
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Palm Responds to App Catalog Critics
Palm has announced that it will simplify its developer program for the Linux-based Web OS behind its new Palm Pre smartphone. The device maker is thereby responding to hefty criticism about its App Catalog.
That apps and applets have become the business model for the increasingly sophisticated smartphones was already well demonstrated by Apple and its iPhone-related App Store. Mobile phones equipped with Google's Android platform have adopted the same model. Even Nokia has given its smartphones in the OVI market access to free and cost-based software in its Symbian systems. That Palm is now using the same strategy with its App Catalog doesn't come as a surprise. Palm is asking $99 per year and $50 per application for the service. The revenue is then split 70/30 with the participating applications, Palm keeping 30.
It was mainly some additional restrictions to which developers objected, as described quite clearly by Jamie Zawinski in his blog. Palm prevented him as App Catalog contributor from distributing his applications (which he provided free to the catalog) on his own website. He alludes to a "hoop I would not jump through" in the Palm requirements: "You can only distribute your app via the Palm App Catalog. Do not make your app available on your website or anywhere other than the App Catalog."
Palm has now responded to appease what it considers important contributors to its market. In its announcement, it includes a "Distribution on the web" item that provides Palm developers who wish to promote their apps outside the App Catalog a special URL linked from the catalog.
Palm would take on certification and, if desired, the full service with billing and transactions. Developers could then use their own marketing resources without being fully tied to the catalog. The process might take a while, however. Palm is "officially opening the doors" to the program starting in December. Zawinski meanwhile is skeptical and released a blog update on the App Catalog "nightmare."
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The following webcasts from 2008 are available to learn more about childhood lead poisoning in Wisconsin.
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Cable flys or decline db flys
I'm having trouble really gettin my chest defined. My biggest problem area is the lower/outer part of my pecs. Basically from my nipple to my armpit. Are there any workouts that really target that area? I've heard Gironda dips work well, but I'm a little hesitant to do those as they are really strenuous on the wrists and shoulders.
Cable flys or decline db flys
Do incline DB flys. Start with your hands wide open and bring your arms only half way instead of the typical inc db press.
Hi reps will make your outter chest explode.
Btw this is my first post!
Decline presses will help you... look up the correct form on youtube. Decline pressing is just good for overall chest development and it focuses more on the lower part. + if you have more bf % like me you'll prolly not get it defined well until you lose the BF
Dips and more dips. If you're worried about your wrists and shoulders, then buy some wraps and make sure your technique is always good.
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I have actually added incline DB flys recently, but I go all the way out and all the way in. I'll have to give your way a try.Originally Posted by flauntboy
I already have decline bench in my routine, but I prefer DB rather than with a bar. Is that better or worse?Originally Posted by zubda345
Lol if there is one workout I never skip, its dips. I do chest dips on chest days and tricep dips on arm days. Both weighted, 5 sets with 15, 12, 10, 8, 5 reps. I up the weight every other set. With that said, I have no complaints about my inner chest. At all. The only time I've ever felt discomfort was with Gironda dips. They're a dip with reverse-grip (palms out) and your legs extended straight out.Originally Posted by Rodja
It's not about it's bad or worse, it about DOES IT SUITS YOU OR NOT? I also prefer dumbbells more cause of some reasons. If you feel more natural with dumbbells then you should go on with dumbbells. It's gonna take time thou, don't expect it to work magic in some weeks.
Tbh, it really doesn't make a big difference as far as comfort. Not to me anyways. The only reason I use dumbells is if the weight gets too heavy or my arms gas out, I don't need a spotter. I can just push the DBs aside. Better than dropping a bar on your neck lol.Originally Posted by zubda345
If you have access to a dip machine, try loading it up and using a grip halfway between a typical dip grip and a gironda grip. Sort of like you'd be holding a bar pushing straight down. Then just try and get the mind in the muscle and feel the squeeze in the lower pec throughout the movement. TUT is going to be your friend.
There's no such thing as a lower or outter chest muscle. The pectoralis major is one muscle with two heads: the clavicular head and the sternal head. The sternal head is the lower head and the clavicular head is the upper head. You can hit the upper head and lower head harder depending on the angle of the incline, but inner and outter is nonexistent.
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im surprised no one has said diet yet.
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A Physical Activity and Diet Program to Prevent Accumulation of Abdominal Fat Mass in Recently Retired Men and Women
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Advancing age in itself is associated with changes in body composition. However, during transitional life stages, such as retirement, detrimental changes on diet and physical activity may occur. This might lead to weight gain and accumulation of abdominal fat.
To prevent these changes, participants receive a low-intensity intervention on energy balance and related behaviours.
After six months, one and two years, the effects will be studied by comparing the intervention group with the control group.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Retirement Weight Gain |
Behavioral: Behavior change on physical activity and diet |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Prevention |
Official Title: | An Individual-based Diet and Physical Activity Intervention Program to Prevent Accumulation of Abdominal Fat Mass in Recently Retired Men and Women |
Further study details as provided by Wageningen University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Anthropometrics (body weight, height, circumferences, total body fat%, blood pressure)
- Energy intake (Food Frequency Questionnaire)
- Physical activity level (Physical Activity Scale for the Elderly)
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Psychosocial factors (attitude, social influence, self-efficacy etc.)
Estimated Enrollment: | 400 |
Study Start Date: | September 2003 |
Study Completion Date: | February 2006 |
Primary Completion Date: | February 2006 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Ages Eligible for Study: | 55 Years to 65 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00122213 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | 2000T205 |
Study First Received: | July 15, 2005 |
Last Updated: | April 20, 2010 |
Health Authority: | Netherlands: The Central Committee on Research Involving Human Subjects (CCMO) |
Keywords provided by Wageningen University:
Prevention Retirement Physical activity |
Diet Weight gain Body composition |
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Elan Form Distressed
Some things age well. Really well.
Elan Form Distressed is a modern, protective case for your iPhone that looks and feels like a well-loved and well-worn heirloom object. Its crackly finish shows what happens when fine lacquered leather is allowed to age naturally with continuous use.
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im pretty excited for this phone to come out as my s2 recently was stolen on a trip to florida, still mourning over the loss ...but i was wondering if there was an option to turn off the lte because i live in a spotty coverage area and i know that's a huge battery drain when your phones looking for a good signal all day long...would this be a huge deal breaker for any of you guys?
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Mom's Wholesale Florist is located in the heart of Sacramento and proudly serves the greater Sacramento area. We are family owned and operated. Mom's Wholesale Florist is committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements, bouquets & gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. Here at Mom's Wholesale Florist we also specialize in offering wedding services to you with our beautiful, elegant, & unforgettable floral arrangements and bouquets. Let us remind you that our staff of expert floral specialists are here to help you make your wedding day unforgettable. When you meet with the consultant, please bring color samples of your attendant's dresses and, if possible, ideas that you would like us to incorporate into your wedding plans.
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