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Cafayate, Argentina
Gral. Guemes Sur 154, 4427 Cafayate, Argentina – Show map
Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! (score from 133 reviews)
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Grounds, Terrace
Tennis Court, Golf Course (within 2 miles), Fitness Center, Spa, Massage
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Restaurant with Dining Menu, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
Wireless Internet Hotspot is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Room Service, Shuttle Service (surcharge), 24-Hour Front Desk, Tour Desk, Baggage Storage, Concierge Service, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Ironing Service, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying
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The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
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Located in front of the main square, Lo de Peñalba offers free Wi-Fi and breakfast in Cafayate. This Colonial style house features rustic décor and a garden.
Score from 88 reviews Excellent
This charming wine-themed inn features a rustic style décor and is only 2 blocks from Cafayate's commercial area. All rooms include private patios and Wi-Fi is free.
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Villa Vicuña Wine & Boutique HotelThis boutique residence features traditional Argentinean country interiors built around a cobblestone courtyard.
Score from 332 reviews Wonderful
Featuring an outdoor pool and a garden, Hostal Andino offers rooms and bungalows in Cafayate, only 300 metres from the main square and surrounding commercial area.
Score from 138 reviews Excellent
As we were leaving with luggage In the very small elevator, it stopped! I didn't know dark could be so intense! Fortunately with lots of banging on the doors, the doors were opened,( mid floors) and we were helped out! The staff were very helpful and apologetic !
excellent location
Friedly staff.
Breakfast, poor choice/quality. All hotels in Cafayate have a questionable value for money, Asturias is no exception.
Good location. Decent breakfast.
Reception staff was very unfriendly and not helpful at all with luggage. Old elevator in desperate need of replacement.
Excellent location close to the main square. Rooms were of a good size and comfortable. car parking beside the hotel.
Breakfast could be better.
Very nice place !!! Colonial style. Reception h24. Easy to find. Very good breakfast.
Rooms are noisy ...somebody left TV on in his room and left the hotel. Very annoying...
We had a large, very comfortable, room. The hotel is in a great location and the breakfast was good. It was excellent value for money.
All good
Short walk to main square, swimming pool and nice large rooms. Short walk to nearby Bodegas and good shopping.
*Helpful staff and good location *Fair price
Great location in the very center of Cafayate, nice and clean room, good shower. Nice backyard with a swimming pool. Very good breakfast (unlike often in Argentina hotels) - had a selection of fresh stuff (fruits, cheese, ham) not just sweets. Helpful staff.
Nothing important.
Great location in town, you can walk to bodegas. Large rooms, clean. Comfortable bed. Wifi was good in our second floor room. Helpful staff.
Expensive, but I think nowhere in Cafayate gives value for money.
Great location ! Room was big, comfortable and clean. Nice breakfast
Swimming pool was dirty so we didn't use it :(
- very spacious clean rooms - very nice pool and garden - good gym - great location; close to market square - better wine area to visit than Mendoza area due to proximity
- this was the only hotel out of 15 hotels we have stayed in during our trip in Argentina/Uruguay with personnel at the reception that did not greet or say hallo when we passed - breakfast was OK; not more than that.
Traditional upgraded hotel in excellent location
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Nice comfortable rooms, close to the main square.
Location was great, a block off the plaza. Lovely small patio.
Rooms a bit noisy between rooms, but neighbors quieted down at reasonable hour, so not really a problem.
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Street Light Outage ► OpenFrankfort Court Aspen Hill, Maryland
The street light across the street from Frankfort Ct on Frankfort Drive needs to be replaced.· Reported by JLapanne (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Layhill Rd needs paving ► Open13235-13439 Layhill Road Silver Spring, Maryland
Layhill Rd between Ga Ave and Bonifant is in extreme need of re-paving. It's been really bad since snowmagedden and the patch repairs are not enough.
MCDOT Community Relations (Registered User)
Layhill Road is a State road maintained by the Maryland State Highway Administration. To contact the, you can call the Statewide Operations Center toll free at 1-800-543-2515 or locally at 410-582-5650.
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ILLEGAL LIENS ► Open18 Stakeburg Place Montgomery, MD
In what began a dispute with my homeowner association, Norbeck Grove Community Association, Inc. over $236.71 in alleged unpaid dues owed by my condominium association, Norbeck Grove 1 Condominium, Inc. ended up exposing a widespread and decades old illegal debt collection practice performed by property and financial management companies on behalf of their homeowner and condominium association clients throughout the state of Maryland. This is a serious issue of enormous public interest and importance. Homeowners require your intervention to protect their property rights.
For many years property and financial management companies and their employees representing homeowner and condominium associations have routinely engaged in criminal misdemeanor conduct, i.e. the unlicensed and unauthorized practice of law with their preparation and filing of nonjudicial lien documents in Maryland courts to collect unpaid homeowner and condominium association dues. In many case these entities and individuals have filed multiple illegal liens against homeowners' homes to collect the same debt. I have neighbors who have 3 or more active liens in the public and land records. Additionally, this illegal and criminal misconduct has proven to be very profitable and lucrative for the property and financial management companies that charge homeowners fees up to or exceeding $350 for each illegal lien. These illegal liens remain active in the public and court records, homeowner and condominium associations to collect "unpaid" dues from illegal liens and property and financial management companies continue to generate revenue related to this criminal conduct. (See Exhibit(s) #1 & 2)
Annotated Code of MD Business Occupations and Professions Title 10 Section(s) 10-101(h)(2)(ii) states "practice law" includes: preparing an instrument that affects title to real estate; 10-101(h)(2)(iii) states "practice law" includes: preparing or helping in the preparation of any form or document that is filed in court or affects a case that is or may be filed in a court. A Lien is an instrument that affects title to real estate, constitutes a cloud on the property owner's title and makes it extremely difficult for property owners to sell or refinance or encumber his or her land.
The unauthorized practice of law is a criminal misdemeanor. Business, Occupations and Professions §10-606. A person, corporation, partnership, or any other association who violates § 10-601 may be guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 1 year or both.
To date no public official in Maryland has intervened to cease the widespread unlawful practice of filing of liens without a law license, request that the existing illegal liens filed in MD courts are vacated and/or expunged, order restitution to those homeowners who paid fees for the unlicensed and unauthorized legal services, draft legislation to protect homeowners under these circumstances or conduct public hearings to notify the public and judiciary about this unlawful practice.
An illegal lien 1) can impede a homeowner's ability to sell or refinance his home, 2) creates a "cloud" over the title to the homeowner's home, 3) may be picked by the three (3) credit bureaus as an adverse occurrence or delinquency, 4) may affect a homeowner's credit history and remain in his credit file for seven (7) years, and 5) may substantially reduce a homeowner's credit rating, which may impede his ability to obtain credit and car insurance at favorable rates and qualify for jobs, volunteer opportunities and the rental or leasing of homes and apartments. Lastly, these illegal liens are permanent entries in the MD court records and cannot be expunged, deleted or removed from the public land records without some of type of intervention and legislation by MD state legislators and/or the MD Attorney General.· Reported by Janice Fontell (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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It's not illegal.
Homeowner (Guest)
This is not legal advice but I believe that unless you are a licensed settlement, title or escrow clerk, filing liens without a license to practice law is illegal. The unauthorized and unlicensed practice of law is a misdemeanor in MD. Contact an attorney to determine if the unauthorized and unlicensed preparation and filing of lien documents in MD courts falls under the state's criminal code. I strongly recommend that you consult an attorney for legal advice to prove or disprove your comment.
Homeowner (Registered User)
The MD Attorney Grievance Commission issued a cease and desist letter to Jeff Gatling and The Management Group Associates for the unlicensed and unauthorized practice of law MD Attorney Grievance Commission File No. 2012-UPL-2 Jeff Gatling, Respondent.
Jeff Gatling and The Management Group Associates, Inc. entered into a $60,000 settlement with the MD Office of Financial Regulation for their illegal and unlicensed debt collection actions and the illegal preparation and filing of lien documents as a result of my complaint in The Management Group Associates, Inc. MD Office of Financial Regulation Settlement Agreement CFR-FY2012-205.
Post to Neighbors ► OpenBrunswick Ave Silver Spring, Maryland
Mattress dumped on side of road and it has been there for a few weeks. Can this be disposed of by the county?
4 VotesFix it! Voted!
Gang Graffiti ► Open2600 Urbana Drive Silver Spring, Maryland
Another fine stellar gang related activity right by the house. We can't wait to leave.
SHANTHAMURTHY HANUMANTHARAYAPPA (Registered User)
Not much graffiti appears around here these days to evidence on neighbourhood wall. The graffiti right on your fencing wall looks like the plumbing, electrical, or internet marking crews made for their reference. Did you notice any one of the crews working or worked few days ago?
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"Mara Salvatrucha (commonly abbreviated as MS-13) is a transnational criminal gang that originated in Los Angeles and has spread to other parts of the United States..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mara_Salvatrucha
Speeding Cars ► Open11501 Mapleview Drive Silver Spring, Maryland
Drivers speed along Mapleview and throughout the neighborhood. This occurs more frequently during rush hour when children are walking to nearby elementary, middle, and high schools. Something needs to be done to slow cars down. Maybe only making Mapleview accessible for local neighborhood traffic so, it is no longer used as thru way.
Street Repair ► Open3501 Kayson Street Silver Spring, Maryland
Washington Gas dug up the street to replace a pipe. They cut trench across the entire street and then put in asphalt after they were done. The asphalt was not done properly and now there is a speed bump of raised asphalt across the entire. The street is a mess. Please come and repair the mess Washington Gas left.· Reported by guyinmd20906 · Share · Flag Flagged
guyinmd20906 (Registered User)
This has still not been repaired.
5 VotesFix it! Voted!
Traffic Signal Timing - Afternoon Rushour ► Open2001-2099 Forest Glen Rd Silver Spring, MD
This light @ Forest Glen and Georgia should be changed to allow more Eastbound on Forest Glen cars to cross. Currently the Eastbound green light only allows 3-4 cars with each change - whereas the Westbound green is way too long. The report from SHA indicated that the sensor loops that control this signal light were paved over. They indicated that they would study the problem.· Reported by Jim (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Blackhorse27 (Guest)
Recommend implementing traffic-triggered lights along Georgia Ave. Currently, all crossing streets have to wait a minimum of two minutes, even with no traffic on Georgia. Traffic triggering would improve traffic flow on Georgia, eastbound Forest, and all other cross streets north of he beltway.
Driving Home (Guest)
The light at Forest Glen that controls the eastound traffic, and especially the Left turn arrow for Northbound Georgia avenue needs to be adjusted - the signal is too short for the extra traffic load, now that Walter Reed had moved to Bethesda. In addition, the length of the left-turn lane should increased to allow more cars to wait for the signal, while allowing through traffic to pass. Lastly, a sensor-loop control would make this signal more efficient for both Georgia avenue and for Forest Glen road.
Disappointed (Guest)
This has not been resolved. A new sensor loop must be installed by SHA
RushHour (Guest)
I don't believe that the sensor loop has yet been installed. We still need a longer North on Ga Ave Left Turn signal ... and probably a longer left turn lane. All of this is related to additional traffic from the relocation of Walter Reed Hospital to Bethesda.
Broken pavement for ¼ mile ► Open3320-3348 Olney Sandy Spring Road Olney, Maryland
The road from 108 about a ¼ mile SE on Dr. Bird is broken up with potholes. If it's a MD State road, political pressure needs to be brought to bear to get SHA to repave it this spring.· Reported by SloopJohnB · Share · Flag Flagged
Potholes ► Open15903 Somerville Drive Rockville, Maryland
There are several potholes along the incoming and outgoing roads of the shady grove metro station. This slows down traffic and often causes congestion. The potholes have gotten worse as of late and are potentially hazardous in terms of collisions and accidents.· Reported by Amber (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
Amber (Guest)
This is issue is getting WORSE and must be resolved soon. It is dangerous and with the snow/ice, these potholes can cause a severe threat to a person's car/self.
Amber (Guest)
Please fix this issue. It has still been left unaddressed.


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•Demanding self-censorship. Chinese authorities hold commercial websites responsible for what appears on them. In Beijing — where Internet controls are strictest — authorities issue orders to website managers through cellphone text messages and demand that they comply within 30 minutes, according to a report last fall by Reporters Without Borders.
When the Internet portal Sina altered the headline of a state media report on the economy, the government accused it of "inciting violence" and excluded it from interviews with important officials for a month. The website NetEase fired two editors after they published a 2006 poll showing that 64% of 10,000 participants would not want to be reborn as Chinese.
•Issuing propaganda. Authorities in the southern boomtown of Shenzhen created two cute cartoon cybercops — the male Jingjing and the female Chacha — that pop up on websites to remind Internet users they're being watched. The Beijing Youth Daily newspaper quoted a security official admitting that the big-eyed cartoon duo were designed "to intimidate."
Chinese officials also order websites to reprint official propaganda such as a report encouraging Internet users to abide by online etiquette.
•Getting outside help. China has policed the Internet with assistance from U.S. firms. Cisco Systems, for instance, supplied the original routers China used to monitor Internet traffic. (Cisco has said it didn't tailor its equipment for the Chinese market.)
Google created a censored search engine for China. Outside China, users who search Google Images for "Tiananmen Square" get pictures from the 1989 pro-democracy protests that ended in a crackdown that left hundreds dead — and included the iconic photograph of a lone man staring down a line of Chinese tanks. Inside China, users get only tourist images of Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City across the street.
Yahoo turned over e-mail that authorities used to jail a Chinese journalist who leaked information about China's attempts to censor coverage of the anniversary of the Tiananmen crackdown.. (The companies say they had to comply with Chinese law.)
Despite China's strategies, sophisticated Internet users in the country "can pretty much get as much information as (they) want," says Jeremy Goldkorn, the Beijing-based editor of the China media website danwei.org. "But what (the government does) is make it difficult, so the ordinary person is not going to bother."
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In 2002, Xia formed a company — Dynamic Internet Technology — to wage cyberwar on the Chinese regime. He created Freegate, a software program that finds holes in the firewall and takes Chinese Internet users to banned websites, undetected.
Xia also sends millions of e-mail messages into China for customers such as Voice of America and the activist group Human Rights in China. The e-mails contain links to forbidden sites at an ever-changing list of temporary Internet addresses, part of an effort to stay a step ahead of Chinese censors.
Traffic on his network of "proxy" websites picked up in February, when heavy snows blocked traffic and shut train service in southern China, Xia says.
The Chinese government was reluctant to admit anything had gone wrong, so frustrated travelers turned to renegade websites to get practical information on weather conditions and rail service.


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Robbie Deans played for and helped coach New Zealand's famous All Blacks before crossing the Tasman to guide Australia's national rugby team.
There is no better person to judge what the first Bledisloe Cup match on foreign soil will mean to the players.
Deans arrived with the Wallabies in Hong Kong this week and went immediately into test match mode.
His assessment of the fourth match in a Bledisloe Cup series the All Blacks have already clinched 2-1: "It's not a dead rubber. Who said it was a dead rubber?"
Passion and pride
There's no such thing between the archrivals.
"There will be passion. There will be intensity. There is no love lost between these nations.
"And whenever you pull your nation's jersey on, you don't do it lightly," Deans said.
"Regardless of whether there is silverware up for grabs or not, there are things up for grabs that are far more valued."
The sentiment is echoed among the All Blacks.
"It's still an All Blacks-Wallabies battle ... The boys will be into it, excited and we definitely want a victory," lock Ali Williams said.
Robbie Deans calls the shots [GALLO/GETTY]
On form
Top-ranked New Zealand retained the Tri-Nations, which also features World Cup winner South Africa, and Bledisloe Cup titles with a 28-24 win over Australia at Brisbane on September 13.
In earlier matches in the series, the Wallabies won 34-19 in Sydney on July 26 and the All Blacks won 39-10 in Auckland the following week.
Both sides have adjusted their line-ups for the Hong Kong match.
New Zealand coach Graham Henry is giving winger Hosea Gear his debut and shifted star flyhalf Daniel Carter to inside centre to accommodate Stephen Donald at No. 10.
The All Blacks' most experienced back, fullback Mils Muliaina, withdrew from the match to spend time with his wife, who gave birth to a son on Tuesday.
His place in the starting line-up went to utility Isaia Toeava while new cap Cory Jane has been added to the reserves bench.
Australia changes
Deans made five changes to his starting line-up, mostly enforced by injuries.
Luke Burgess returns from injury to win back his starting role at scrumhalf from Sam Cordingley and Drew Mitchell was drafted in for injured winger Lote Tuqiri.
Richard Brown replaced injured No. 8 Wycliff Palu, backrower Dean Mumm comes onto the blindside flank and Mark Chisholm replaces James Horwill in the second row in other changes.
Inside centre Berrick Barnes returns to the bench after missing the last two tests, meaning skipper Stirling Mortlock will remain at No. 12 in a midfield combination with Ryan Cross.
The matchup on Saturday is also a milestone because it's the first time the two sides have met on foreign soil outside of the World Cup.
Australia won the only other match on neutral ground, beating the All Blacks 16-6 in the semi-finals en route to winning the 1991 World Cup in England.
Rodney So'oialo of the All Blacks gets to grips with the ball [GALLO/GETTY]
Carnival atmosphere
Hong Kong is known for its annual rugby sevens tournament, but rarely stages traditional 15s internationals.
Mitchell, who played in the Hong Kong Sevens, said he enjoys the "carnival" atmosphere the sevens event is known for, with audiences showing up in colourful costumes on the South Stand.
The New Zealanders, frequent winners in the Hong Kong Sevens, want to expand that local success into the 15-a-side format.
"Within the guys, the team, they're very excited.
"It's completely different from anything we've experienced as a national side," said Carter, one of the undisputed stars of the global game.
There will be no shortage of Australian and New Zealand expatriates in the stands in Hong Kong, which is home to some 50,000 Aussies and 3,000 Kiwis.
Hong Kong Rugby Football Union media consultant Sean Moore said organisershave also sold 6,500 tour packages for the game to fans living in Britain, Australia and New Zealand.
Moore said the game at the 40,000-seat Hong Kong Stadium was about 300 tickets shy of sold out.
For both sides, the match is a prelude to European tours.
The All Blacks will be attempting a third "grand slam" of victories against Britain's four home unions.
Australia will play Italy, England, France and Wales on its end-of-season tour.
Australia: Adam Ashley-Cooper, Peter Hynes, Ryan Cross, Stirling Mortlock (captain), Drew Mitchell, Matt Giteau, Luke Burgess; Benn Robinson, Stephen Moore, Al Baxter, Mark Chisholm, Nathan Sharpe, Dean Mumm, George Smith, Richard Brown. Reserves: Adam Freier, Matt Dunning, Phil Waugh, David Pocock, Sam Cordingley, Berrick Barnes, Lachie Turner.
New Zealand: Isaia Toeava, Hosea Gear, Conrad Smith, Daniel Carter, Sitiveni Sivivatu, Stephen Donald, Jimy Cowan; Tony Woodcock, Andrew Hore, Neemia Tialata, Brad Thorn, Ali Williams, Jerome Kaino, Richie McCaw (captain), Rodney So'oialo. Reserves: Keven Mealamu, Greg Somerville, Anthony Boric, Adam Thomson, Piri Weepu, Ma'a Nonu, Corey Jane.
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Lisa Hayden, judge of the Kingfisher Calendar Girl 2013, insists the show will be different with new challenges and structure
The hunt for the Kingfisher Calendar Girl 2013 has begun, and expectations are high. Hosted and judged by Siddharth Mallya and supermodel, ex Kingfisher calendar girl Lisa Hayden, Season 4 promises to be a hair-raising, nail biting experience. Describing how the show is different, Lisa in a telephone interview said: "There are new challenges every year, and the tasks get more innovative and better. There are different hosts this year, which gives it a younger vibe. The way it is structured is different too. This time it airs everyday for half an hour instead of just twice a week."
The show which has an fantasy theme this year will see 12 girls competing for the coveted spot on the Kingfisher Calendar, across 40 episodes in Goa. "There are three or four challenges sprinkled through the season that have iconic elements of fantasy. Without giving too much away, the chocolate task of the 2011 season is an example of the fantasy theme."
The show has served as a launch pad to several well known names including Angela Jonsson and Nathalia Kaur According to Lisa, "The show will propel the model into the media spotlight. What they do with it then is their choice. But everyone sees the calendar in the industry and people wait for it to come out. Kingfisher only uses the best girls, so people wait for them as the best girls in the industry."
Describing what she expected from the girls as a judge Lisa said: "They have to be good models, good actors. The different tasks involve role playing so they need to be versatile models. Kingfisher makes people go far, so we're looking for women who have a future in the business. The face and the body counts, but they should have that X-factor. They need to be compelling and confident."
Despite the advantage of having an ex Kingfisher model to give them tips and advice, few of the girls were able to set themselves up as front runners. "It was a tough competition. We couldn't choose the winner or even the top four or five till the end. They were all good models, but inconsistent. We couldn't choose just based on who was most beautiful, but based on the challenges. Though there were a few standouts, it was only in the last few weeks that we could identify the top few." Lisa has nothing but praise for her co-host Siddharth Mallya who debuts on the small screen alongside her. "Sid is a lot of fun. He's got a really dry, Brit sense of humour. He's extremely grounded with no airs or graces about him. He's the best co-judge I could have asked for. I've known him from earlier, and the girls like him. He's made an effort to meet each of the girls."
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Eugene Romney recently received e-mails claiming his Bank of America online service had expired due to inactivity.
The Tempe resident knew the emails weren't from the bank, and that they are part of a phishing expedition by identity thieves to trick bank customers into revealing their personal information.
He worries others might be fooled into believing the e-mails are legitimate.
"There are people out there, the elderly, who may not recognize it as a scam, and there are young people out there who perhaps don't recognize it," Romney said. "They just need to be very cautious."
The thieves cast a wide net by sending the e-mails to as many recipients as possible, including those who aren't Bank of America customers, in hopes of tricking some actual customers into believing they are real.
Bank of America wants to know when customers receive these e-mails, said spokeswoman Diane Wagner. Customers are asked to forward the e-mails to firstname.lastname@example.com.
"E-mails from us will never ask customers to reply with any personal information," she said. "If they do have a Bank of America account and they have provided personal information, they are protected from unauthorized activity on their Bank of America account."
The bank's Web site, www.bankofamerica.com, provides information on how to spot a fraudulent e-mail and how to protect yourself, Wagner said.
Another phishing expedition tries to ensnare E*Trade Financial customers through an e-mail claiming to be an "official service renewal notification."
E*Trade does not ask customers for personal information, and any messages are received in an in-box through the customer's account.
"E*Trade Financial deploys the industry's most advanced protection solutions to ensure its systems are secure and its customers are protected," said Greg Framke, chief information officer.
"The vast majority of online fraud results from the compromise of a home PC; therefore online security must be a partnership between E*Trade and its customers, involving advanced technologies, preventative measures and consumer education to provide a strong defense against electronic scams and fraudulent activity."
Avoiding e-mail scams
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5. Use your own computer.
6. Choose strong passwords and change them regularly.
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|Mon, 09-10-2012 - 2:51pm
Hmm, i think we're the only ones doing this but that's okay. I need to plan better so this will be helpful.
Sun: Run 5 miles
Mon: rest
Tues: Zumba
Wed: My own gym workout that I'll wing
Thurs: teach step, conditioning then have jazz class (which isn't really a workout, just some movement)
Fri: run, if I get motivated, Zumba if not
Sat: silks and parkour
|Mon, 09-10-2012 - 9:36pm
|Tue, 09-11-2012 - 10:44pm
I like the week plan, but since my life has so many last minute events, my plans rarely "pan out." So far,
Sun travel day
Mon total conditioning
Tue yoga
Wed long walk with dog, linedancing
Thu don't know - yoga? spin? walk the dog?
Fri - yoga? Is this bad? I can't stand one of the instructors - she is very controlling and demeaning when the class doesn't "woohoo" in response to her catcalls. she has also lied to me so I don't respect her. even though one of her classes is in a time slot that is efficient for my schedule, i work my schedule around hers because she has really bad energy. a lot of the regulars do the same, although many others don't seem to care. she is the only instructor i feel this way about.
Sat - spin or fit, followed by pilates, maybe yin yoga later, not sure
|Wed, 09-12-2012 - 6:35pm
|Sun, 09-16-2012 - 10:44am
I'm thinking lifestyle fitness works if you're proficient at the activities but there is still the learning curve to get good enough that it's a workout. I do aerial silks, parkour, jazz. Fun and movement and they could be incredibly difficult if I could do them. But, for me, it's not a workout yet. I'll keep at them!
Sun: did the run
Mon: rest day
Tues: ran AM and did Zumba evening (firefighter fundraiser)
Wed: another rest day
Thurs: taught step in AM, taught conditioning evening, followed by jazz class
Fri: little run/walk w/ client
Sat: taught boot camp fitness fundraiser, Zumba, 2 1/2 hr kayaking at sunset
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|Mon, 09-17-2012 - 11:15pm
I didn't go linedancing, and instead of yoga, I went to kickboxing. Then, on Saturday, since I was sore from kickboxing (AND I had so much studying), I took Saturday OFF. C'est la vie.