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Close to a lot of restaurants and some attractions.
Nice view in front of the hotel.
Price was descent for Ojai.
Staff was friendly.
Rooms are small.
Walls are very thin so can hear neighbors turn I their faucets and walk around.
Patio was shared with neighbor and had construction so was not useful for dog (Patio room was required to allow dog).
Floors squeaked in our room.
Shower mirror had black splotches on it.
The Outside of the Inn is very quaint. The rooms themselves are larger than you would expect. They also seem to have little cottages as well that were bigger. Would definitely come again.
The only real thing I could complain about is that they didn't clean out the fridge, there was an open bottle of Pacifico and a couple other random drinks.
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Last week, Hyundai apologized for an ad that featured a man attempting to commit suicide in his garage with exhaust fumes from one of its SUVs. A week later and despite Hyundai's efforts to cover its tracks, the video ads are still going strong.
Last week, Hyundai apologized for an ad that featured a man attempting to commit suicide in his garage with exhaust fumes from one of its SUVs. A week later and despite Hyundai's efforts to cover its tracks, the video ads are still going strong.
The supposed idea behind the ad was that the SUV, an iX35, runs on hydrogen rather than gas or diesel, and emits only water vapor so the man was unable to kill himself.
The ad provoked protest from Holly Brockwell, a freelance copywriter in the UK, who used her blog to ask Hyundai to remove the ad. Her blog describes how her father (pictured below) committed suicide in a similar way that was portrayed in the ad:
"When your ad started to play and I saw the beautifully-shot scenes of taped-up car windows with exhaust feeding in, I began to shake. I shook so hard that I had to put down my drink before I spilt it," she wrote.
Brockwell's blog soon became more viral than the ad itself and sparked uproar all over Twitter.
How the hell did @hyundai think making light of suicide would sell cars? What am I missing? ow.ly/kqNZr— Gregg Tilston ✈ (@greggtilston) April 25, 2013
Hyundai apologized the same day stating that the ad was created by the automotive brand's European advertising agency Innocean Europe.
"Hyundai Motor deeply and sincerely apologizes for the offensive viral ad. The ad was created by an affiliate advertising agency, Innocean Europe, without Hyundai's request or approval. It runs counter to our values as a company and as members of the community. We are very sorry for any offense or distress the video caused. More to the point, Hyundai apologizes to those who have been personally impacted by tragedy."
Reports suggest that Brockwell first saw the ad when a colleague posted it on Twitter. However according to a spokesperson from Hyundai Motor America, it is not clear how or where the ad originally appeared. "To the best of our knowledge it was never on any Hyundai website or Hyundai YouTube outlet".
Since the debacle, the ad cited in Brockwell's blog has been taken down and has instead been replaced with a message that reads "This video is no longer available due to a trademark claim by a third party."
Concurrently, Hyundai released another comment: "Hyundai understands that the video has caused offence. We apologize unreservedly. The video has been taken down and will not be used in any of our advertising or marketing."
It seems the automotive brand is using all of its efforts to bring multiple copyright challenges to YouTube and anyone who tries to show the video. Sadly for them, it seems that their battle (and legal expenses) might be tested for a while longer as the ad can still be found in numerous places. Just type 'Hyundai suicide ad' into YouTube and you'll see.
Both Hyundai Europe and Innocean Europe declined to comment.
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The company plans to build a 60m cbm/year plant in phase two of the project and a 210m cbm/year plant in the third phase, although the schedules for these have not yet been determined, the source added.
Feedstock coke gas will be supplied by the company itself and the output will be sold to Shijiazhuang Public Transport as compressed natural gas (CNG), the source added.
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Jacqueline "Jacki" Young, 69, Punxsutawney, died Tuesday, July 29, 2014, at home.
She was born April 1, 1945, in New Castle, England, a daughter of David L. and Gladys (Foster) Grove.
On June 28, 1986, in St. Louis, she married Robert E. Young, who survives.
She attended the First Assembly of God Church in Walston.
She enjoyed traveling, church, hiking, camping and her family.
She retired as a senior sales representative for CNA Insurance Co. She then went on to become a real estate agent.


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- toonsarah
- Reviews: 3692
Some options: Where to stay?
Most people who come to The Gambia do so in search of sun, sea and sand – especially winter sun. For northern Europeans especially it offers a guarantee of good weather at a time when their own country is cold, dull and dark. So most hotels are located on the short stretch of Atlantic coastline that runs south from the capital, Banjul. There is something for every budget, from basic guesthouses through budget hotels (the African Village in Bakau was recommended to us as a good budget option) to all inclusive resorts. We wanted a bit of a treat, but don't particularly like large hotels which can be a bit soulless and which often offer (and charge for) facilities we have no intention of using. So we were glad to discover the boutique Ngala Lodge in Fajara. This is a quiet adults-only haven perched on the low rocky cliffs a little away from the main tourist areas but still within easy reach (by taxi or own tours) of some of the main sights. This is a tranquil place and won't suit everyone. No children are allowed, and you won't find any organised entertainment beyond low-key music provided by local musicians each evening. There are no pool games, beach sports or other activities. If you want to be continually busy and urged to "join in with the fun", go elsewhere. But if you want to relax, recharge the batteries and be just a little bit pampered in an understated way, this is the place! The grounds are very nicely planted and decorated with lots of art pieces. Paths wind between the bushes and lead to the restaurant, pool and a decking area above the beach that ensures you can sunbathe there even at high tide. Service is very good - everywhere we went in the grounds we were greeted with a smile. The pool is not large but is more than adequate and it is well supplied with loungers, shade umbrellas, towels etc, and surrounded by pretty bougainvillaea. All rooms here are suites, some more luxurious and larger than others, but we chose one of the standard ones and were very happy with it. All in all, we had a wonderful week here and would chose it again if we return to The Gambia.
But maybe like us you want to see more of the country than its coast? There are fewer options inland but they do exist. We added four nights at an eco-lodge, Mandina, on to our trip and loved the different perspective it gave us. Mandina consists of a small group of very individual lodges set among the mangroves in the Makasutu Cultural Forest. Three of the lodges ("Jungle Lodges") are tucked among the trees, with a roof terrace that looks out over the Forest. Four of them ("Floating Lodges") are moored among the mangroves on the edge of the river. The two most luxurious are large two-storey affairs - one on the river (the "Stilted Lodge") and one slightly set back from it (the "Mangrove Lodge"). Every lodge is assigned a private guide who will consult you each day about the next day's plans and make some suggestions for walks and boat rides, all of which are included in the price of your stay. The bird-watching is especially good in this area – the naturalist Chris Packham regularly brings specialist tours here. Stays are on a half-board basis; the dinner menus are somewhat limited, constrained by the remote location and the availability in the local markets, but the food is of a good quality and well-prepared. There is a large pool ("the largest in The Gambia"?, it is claimed) with loungers and seating dotted around the shady gardens nearby and the riverside decking. Despite some small privations (composting toilet, erratic electricity supply,) we had an incredibly comfortable stay here; it's a very good combination of well-run boutique resort and jungle camp!
Next tip: Gambian currency
- raymondsmg
- Reviews: 2
For travellers thinking of travelling to The Gambia in the vicinity of Senegambia (aka 'The Strip'), which is perhaps the hub of entertainment surrounded by several hotels, then take heed ............
During our recent visit in November 2013 we visited 'The Strip' for a late night feast, namely a bottle of wine and a cheeseburger. Undeservedly, the 'Club 1' restaurant was where we decided to eat predominantly because 11.00pm at night it was the only place with live music. During our 10 minutes stay in the restaurant we encountered the most deplorable and intimidating behaviour and service you would ever expect to receive.
Ordered three different bottles of wine, after being told that each one was 'out of stock', and was offered 'Italian plonk', which turned out to be the most disgusting vinegar tasting wine, which would make even the most hardy of drinkers cringe! Our food arrived two cheeseburgers but without cheese! Upon bringing this to the attention of the Restaurant Owner he told us they had no cheese and to come back the following day for our cheese!
At that point, we had not eaten or drank and we felt the best policy would be to leave the restaurant and go elsewhere. Payment was then demanded and I again explained that they had not given us what we ordered so therefore, we were not paying the bill.
Quite simply, these were bad people running the 'Club 1' restaurant who feel it is acceptable to give its customers bad service and then intimidate them into paying for food and drink which they have not ordered, we continued to refuse payment and the local Police got involved, finally we arrived back at our hotel at around 3.30am after almost 3 hours being interviewed at the Police Station.
We were later told, by our 'Gambian Experience' rep that 'Club 1' was once the best place on 'The Strip' to eat and dance when run by Gambian nationals, but has since been taken over by Nigerians and seemingly we were not the first culprits to encounter such an experience - BEWARE - and avoid this restaurant at all costs!
- jigeen
- Reviews: 26
Rock Garden Appartments: My favourite place to stay
Located in a wonderful garden in Kerr Serigne, I had a fully equipped appartment. Basic but very nice. Water and electricity were surprisingly stable. And the people were too nice, it was like a home for me!
The garden with all its fruits, flowers and birds was a great place to cill out
- breezywestyorkshire
- Reviews: 2
Palma Rima Hotel, Kotu Beach: Hotel in for a revamp maybe!!
It is almost more than 3 or more years since we stayed at this hotel, standards had dropped dramatically over several years, but maybe some good news we passed this hotel in the beginning of May 2011 and it looked like the block of apartments were being gutted, I think the hotel is having a well deserved makeover! For those of us that like the Palma Rima it could be good news, lets wait and see!!!
- jigeen
- Reviews: 26
Babula's Residence: Great place to stay
I just returned. I stayed in Kerr Sering at Babula's Residence, around 23 Euro per night for a fully aquipped apartment with kitchen, bathroom, sleepig room and living room. No huzzle at that area. Less than 10 minutes to walk to the beach. You can book there with or without breakfast. I can highly recommend that place! You can easily google the place to check for yourself.
Quiet, vey clean, European stansard. Mostly long term visitors stay there
- jigeen
- Reviews: 26
Private Compound in Kololi: Live with the people
During my last trip I rented ina families compound and shared their life. This is a way to learn more about the Gambia. I watched the baby when the mother cooked Ebbe, a thick soup, which she sold in the streets in the evening. I shared the water- and electricity problems which occured daily. I learned how school students learn. It was quite an interesting experience!
- johndavid1988
- Reviews: 33
The Gunjur Project Lodge: Ideal for exploring the rural parts
During our last visit we stayed at Gunjur Beach Motel/Lodge and we wanted to stay there again but when arriving there we noticed that some changes had been made which might be great for others but we were a bit dissapointed and after a drink we decided to try our luck at a lodge we had seen whilst driving towards the beach. It proved to be a good try and we loved our stay at The Gunjur Project Lodge. Wonderful people, comfortable rooms, nice little pool, lovely staff and good atomsphere. We wondered around in the area and met up with some old faces. It was the perfect choice for a 3 day trip.
Great welcome, lovely staff, comfortable rooms, great service and extremely relaxing!
- johndavid1988
- Reviews: 33
Kombo Beach Hotel: A friendly stay
We returned to Gambia as a last minute spur of the moment and got a great deal at Kombo Beach which turned out to be an excellent choice. The hotel grounds are just stunning - the room was spacious and clean. We had a lovely patio that was our favorite spot in the morning and in the late afternoon when we returned from the beach or from (re-) exploring The Gambia. Breakfast was fab, so was the service and all the staff were very friendly. We just loved it.
Excellent location, spot on the beach. We counted it.....47 steps from our room to the ocean!
lovely pool, stunning garden, friendly staff, good service. Just excellent.
- cranejohn
- Reviews: 1
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the atlantic hotel in banjul is a nice hotel star rating 2 star . IT is clean .
Only 5 min away from the city.The staff are good helpful If u do stay in this hotel . say hello to kemo ceesay are guide v good chap
- jigeen
- Reviews: 26
Senegambia Beach Hotel: Beach at Senegambia
Senegambia is one of the first hotels having been built in The Gambia. I think they had some renovation not long ago. It has given the Senegambia Strip the name, being located right there. It's also on the beach, but this part of the coast suffers from erosion and sandmining, so once in a while they have to reconstruct it with ground from the sea, containing little stones and broken shells. The beach itself is nicer in Kotu or Sanyang ("Paradise Beach")
- Sommita
- Reviews: 1
Hotel "St.Francisco": Hotel "St.Francisco" in Fajara/Gambia
Not to recommend hotel "Saint Francisco" in Fajara/Gambia! hotel has either bad Security or employees. I was robbed to my room in the night sleep. Very annoyingly!
Hotel "St.Francisco" in Fajara/Gambia nicht zu empfehlen!
Das hotel hat entweder schlechte Security oder Mitarbeiter. Ich wurde im meinem Zimmer in der Nachtschlaf ausgeraubt. Sehr ärgerlich!
- wandabendik
- Reviews: 172
Palma Rima Hotel.: Largest pool in Gambia.
The accomodation was fairly new and very clean, we stayed in a hut on the outskirts of the pool area.
At night there were lizards and camilleons all over the ground, I had to be carried to my room.
At night it was very dark, no lights outside the hotel complex, only a few cafe's leading down the track road to the beach.
The Palma Rima boasted the largest pool in Gambia at the time, it had a night club, 2 resturants, and a hugh chess board ouside.
- gonetotheuk
- Reviews: 6
Sunset Beach Hotel: Loved every minute of it!
My family and I stayed at Sunset Beach Hotel in Kotu, Gambia for two weeks over Easter 2005 - and loved every minute of it. It is without a doubt the best of the cheaper accomodations in Gambia. In fact, it was much better than I imagined it would be considering the price we paid (package deal with First Choice).
The location is perfect. Right on the beach, with plenty to see and do close at hand.
We were on B&B board, so really only ate breakfast at the hotel - but it was VERY good, even the kids never complained. There were sausages, bacon, eggs cooked however you liked - even pancakes made right in front of you. No complaints whatsoever. There is a lovely ouside terrace that we ate our breakfast on most days - overlooking a small creek that feeds into the sea. Every morning we ate our breakfast while watching Kingfishers catchings theirs!
We had two adjoining bungalow rooms, which was perfact for us with three kids (ages 9, 11, and 13). The rooms were basic, but hey, this is a third world country. You gotta keep things into perspective.
The area was very safe, with our two oldest boys venturing out on their own during the day - it was never a worry. The youngest girl was happy to build sandcastles all day long, with the beach being very safe too. There were guards always present even during the day, but thatwas really just to keep the beach sellers at bay (invisable line that they weren't allowed to cross made the sunbeds a safe haven). But really the beach sellers were a bunch of harmless lads/lasses just trying to make a living, and we made good friends with many of them. In fact, we booked the excursion of a lifetime with one of them (overnight trip up river to JanJanBurreh - not to be missed). After the trip, we were even invited to his compound to have dinner and meet his family!
There are plenty of 'beach bars' dotted up and down the beach, and we ate at a different one almost every day. Don't be afraid to get out and about. Yes, you will get hassled to buy things, but it's all part of the experience.
- joolssss
- Reviews: 95
Badala Park hotel: 2 star hotel with 5 star treatment
This is a very basic hotel. It has nothing fancy or flash, but the beds are comfy, sheets changed every 2 days,towels every day, rooms cleaned well - every day. There is a fan in the rooms, but you dont really need much more than that as it doesn't actually seem that hot overnight. Do not go here if you like four poster beds, marble floors and opulent bathrooms and rooms with a sea view because you definately wont find it here. If you just want somewhere cheap, full of character and built amidst the fauna and are not worried about the odd chipped tile, the leaky shower or the toilet that whines when you flush it then this is right up your alley!
when this hotel was built, they didnt cut down any of the jungle to make way for it, they just built around everything, so you are really amongst everything!
Because this is a very very small hotel, you get to know everyone who works there very quickly, and its very easy to have such a good time with them all! They are all crackers!
There are daily activities such as Water Polo , darts and quizzes, usually between the animation team and tourists, theres lots of cheating and mucking about going on during these so dont take it too seriously...its just for fun!
The food is very nice and is reasonably priced compared to other restaurants along the beach.
There is a shop which is adequatley stocked and if you get your postcards there, if you ask, the owner will get you some stamps ( these are like gold dust!)
Its close to the beach and it employs tourist guards to stop you getting hassled on the beach.
- susu77
- Reviews: 79
Bakotu: The best hotel ever
Me, my boyfriend and my mom spent one week here in the same room. Bakotu is maybe the best hotel I have ever stayed in. Not because of the quality or location but because of the atmosphere, staff and beauty. The hotel is in the middle of a garden and the poolarea is also magnificent. Not big but cozy. Just hope they would take better care of the pool..
Everything we ate in the poolrestaurant, was good. There was some dancing/drumming-show almost every evening.
Bakotu has a small market in it and the beach is only about 100 meters away.
There is also some animals in the hotelgarden. Besides dogs, lizards and birds there are some VERY NOISY frogs that really may keep you awake so I suggest to take some earplugs along.
There is also a monkeyfamily living at Bakotu but you need to be aware of them. Read more from my warnings.
One of the four cats of the hotel gave a birth in our room. Please read the story from my general tips section.
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The ongoing scandal over Libor fixation involving Barclays and some other major western banks is, above all, a breach of trust committed by them on their huge clientele spread across the globe. The Libor — or the London interbank offered rate — is the world's most widely used interest benchmark for many other rates, ranging from commercial loans to mortgages. Many derivative contracts are indexed to the Libor. Estimates of how much is tied to Libor vary from $350 trillion to $800 trillion, immense by any yardstick even at the lower end. The process of arriving at the benchmark rate was, until recently, considered fairly transparent and relatively immune from manipulation. Leading banks are called upon every weekday to quote rates on what they would pay for loans from another bank for different maturities and currencies. The rates so obtained are averaged out after dropping the outliers. There are as many as 150 Libor rates in dollars and other major currencies, varying in tenure from overnight to one year. The British Bankers' Association oversees the whole procedure. As the financial sector ballooned in the last decade, the Libor gained in importance. What gave the rate immense credibility was the fact that the banks that participate in the Libor setting process are among the biggest names in the business. Nobody could imagine these same banks would manipulate the process by fudging their quotes to suit their own positions. Yet that is precisely what some of them have been doing.
If the Libor was rigged artificially high, customers who took a loan lost out. If, on the other hand, the rate was fixed artificially low, the borrower gained. Naturally, those who have been ripped off have gone to court. Regulators who were lax earlier have moved in with vigour. Barclays Bank, at the centre of the scandal, has been fined a record $450 million by British and American regulators. Investigations, both civil and criminal, are going on as regulators around the world try to find out whether big banks gamed the rates for their own benefit before and after the financial crisis. The only defence offered by banks so far, admittedly a feeble one, is that in the absence of an active interbank market in the post crisis period, they could base their quotes only on estimates rather than real market data. If that were so, however, the search for a more acceptable interest rate benchmark should have begun much earlier. Banks and regulators in the West, with their reputation already tarnished by one scandal or another, will have to strive hard to earn back the trust of the rest of the world.
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"Topless Reporter From Canada" Lends Internet Fame to Movember
100 percent of proceeds from Lori Welbourne's New YouTube video will go to the Movember Mens Health Charity.
Kelowna, BC (PRWEB) November 04, 2013
Lori Welbourne's love of the 'mo' makes her sing – especially when it's on a fireman. The talk radio host and viral video sensation has released another funny bit, this time for the Movember campaign.
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'Moustache Love' features a fine looking lip-warmer on a local fire chief, with her and a nautical captain spoofing Captain and Tennille. "If you've seen my last couple of videos, you'll know I have a good set of lungs for singing," she jokes.
Welbourne went viral with her now legendary topless interview with the mayor of Kelowna, BC. The humorous video reached over 3.3 million YouTube hits and became a global news story two months ago.
"I want to put that worldwide exposure to good use," she said. "I'm hoping this video helps the relatively new Movember campaign continue to gain momentum raising awareness and funds for men's health."
Welbourne has pledged 100 percent of the revenue generated from 'Moustache Love' directly to the charity.
Unlike her previous videos with the mayor, YouTube advertisements have been ordered for this one. "Adding ads to video content is great for charity fund raising," she said, "The more it gets shared, the better for the Movember team. It's such a fun and worthwhile charity."
North Westside fire chief, Doug Gardiner was happy to get involved despite being unfamiliar with the mayor interview. "I've never seen it," said Gardiner. "Lori's a really fun gal… it was a lot of fun working with her." The chief also seemed happy with his moustache. "It's definitely got a bit of a handlebar look to it."
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1 in 7 men will develop prostate cancer during his lifetime, and 1 in 28 will die of it. Prostate Specific Antigen testing can provide early detection of abnormalities, say the BC Cancer Society.
As well as prostate cancer, the organization aids men's testicular cancer and mental health.
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MANILA, Philippines—Dozens of pit bulls rescued from a dogfighting ring in the Philippines will be put down starting Tuesday by animal welfare activists who say there are no facilities to rehabilitate them and prevent them from again being used in underground arenas.
In three separate raids late Friday, police arrested eight South Koreans suspected of running illegal online gambling operations in which players outside the Philippines bet on dogs fighting at a clandestine compound south of Manila in Laguna province.
Some of the roughly 300 dogs rescued Friday had been rescued from a similar facility in nearby Cavite province in December, said activist Anna Cabrera of the Philippine Animal Welfare Society. She said the dogs were "recycled" — adopted by people who sold them back to the suspects to continue fighting.
"That is a fate worse than death," she said.
Two of the suspects arrested last week had been apprehended in the December raid but had posted bail, police Chief Inspector Renante Galang said.
Welfare society veterinarian Wilford Almora said many of the pit bulls — purebred and mixed breeds — suffered horrible wounds, including ripped ears and tongues, in previous fights.
He said his group had enough euthanasia drugs to put down 70 dogs, and selected more than a dozen among the most sick, emaciated and aggressive animals to put down first. Some of the dogs were too weak to stand, he said.
Cabrera said it was not possible to care for all the pit bulls that were rescued and it would be irresponsible to give away for adoption the animals that have not properly healed. She said 17 of the most severely injured dogs were put to sleep immediately following Friday's raid.
More dogs could be euthanized later, depending on how they respond as caretakers try to rehabilitate them.
The dogs had been kept in metal fuel drums and tied to heavy steel chains inside a two-hectare (5-acre) coffee plantation surrounded by a fence made of corrugated tin in San Pablo City in Laguna. Police recovered 30 dogs from an arena in the nearby town of Calauan where they were about to fight, Almora said.
The eight suspects face charges of illegal gambling and cruelty to animals.
The San Pablo city prosecutor has not yet completed a preliminary investigation to determine if evidence is strong enough for a court case. In the meantime, Galang said police will turn them over to immigration officials.
If convicted of illegal gambling, they face a maximum of 12 years in prison. The charge of animal cruelty carries a penalty of up to two years, but no one has served time in the Philippines for the crime. A student recently found guilty of killing a cat received a few months of community service.
Dogfighting is not common in the Philippines and the fights were broadcast mostly outside the country.
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The 'panther' panic continued in the hamlets around Shamshabad on the outskirts of the city on Saturday, with the elusive animal attacking and killing one more calf on Friday night. In the first suspected instance of an attack by a wild animal on Thursday also, a calf was killed near Chaudharyguda here.
According to the Forest Department officials, the second attack was reported about a kilometre or so from the first one. Amid growing concerns for safety among residents of surrounding areas, the department initiated steps to set up traps on Saturday.
Two traps from the Nehru Zoological Park were sent by afternoon and two more from Mahbubnagar were expected by evening. "Our rescue van with tranquilisers and veterinary staff has also been kept on alert," said zoo curator, A. Sankaran.
The Hyderabad Divisional Forest Officer (DFO), D. Nagabhushanam said evidence including pugmarks from last night's attack was also collected and sent for analysis. So far, no direct sighting of the wild animal has been reported.
A senior forest official who went through details collected from the spots ruled out the possibility of a tiger, as some initial rumours sought to suggest. "We are trying to decode the pugmarks and understand whether they are of a canine or a feline," he said. It could be hyena or wolf from the dog family or a panther from the cat family.
From the collected evidence, pugmarks on hard soil were found to be slightly bigger than those lifted from the soft surface. This discrepancy has been causing hurdles in deciphering the marks, he said.
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WEST LAFAYETTE Ind. To steal a phrase from deposed Arizona Cardinals coach Dennis Green, "They are who we thought they were.''
Purdue, that is.
After Saturday night's nationally televised beat down by Ohio State, the Boilers once again revealed themselves as the perpetual Others Receiving Votes team.
Good enough to roll up 50 points per game on Toledo and Minnesota and IU. Good enough to be 5-0 with victories over teams who were a combined 4-16. Good enough to earn an annual spot in one of college football's secondary bowl games, usually the Sun Bowl, which keeps the athletic department bean counters happy.
Not nearly good enough to beat, much less compete, with the nation's big dogs, specifically Ohio State, which could be looking at a top-two national ranking later today.
They are who we thought they were.
"Before the game, I asked (Ohio State head coach) Jim Tressel if this was the best defense he's ever had, and he said, 'It might be,' "' Tiller said. " . . . They literally overpowered us at times."
Seriously, is there a surer bet than Purdue when it plays a ranked team? The Boilers' 12-34 record against ranked teams with Joe Tiller as coach is even worse than it looks. With Saturday's humbling by Ohio State, the Boilers have lost 12 straight games to a ranked team. The last victory came in November 2003, at home against Iowa.
It's been a while.
What Saturday night's game did was reestablish Purdue's place in the college football firmament. They're good enough to hang around the top five of the Big Ten. But the minute they go up a weight class, they show off that glass chin.
That's not a terrible thing; certainly, it's better than being a permanent Big Ten bottom-feeder. Tiller has taken this program to a point where the baseline expectation is a better-than-.500 record, lots of points against sub-standard teams and somewhere semi-warm around Christmas or New Year's.
The question is, will Purdue reach a point where it wants more? Can Tiller give them more? And is more even possible at a school like Purdue?
It's surely frustrating for the Boilers' fan base, watching its team consistently hitting its head up against that glass ceiling. But there's another state school that got tired of all those 7-5 seasons and All-America Bowl appearances, and 14 years after Bill Mallory was axed as coach, the Hoosiers are still waiting to reach the postseason.
This game, the Boilers never had a hope. It was over after Purdue's initial drive fell short and Ohio State responded with a masterful 87-yard touchdown drive. All night, Purdue was crushed by a tidal wave of superior athleticism. Too big, too strong and way, way too fast. The Boilers' cutesy sideline-to-sideline plays, the ones that make lesser defenses look foolish, get blown up by the likes of Ohio State.
There was one telling moment. Purdue trailed 17-0, 4:55 remaining in the first half, and it was looking at a fourth-and-1 at the Buckeyes' 40-yard line.
The Boilers did not dare try to run up the middle against Ohio State's top-ranked defense. Instead, they went to the bubble screen, a staple of the Tiller offense, hoping to get the ball out to speedy Dorien Bryant.
Forget it.
Curtis Painter barely got the ball away.
Once again, a great defense beat a great offense. And it was never really a contest. Want numbers? In the first half, Purdue had 90 yards total offense. It ran nine times for 7 yards. It had five first downs. The surrender was complete when Tiller inexcusably chose to punt on a fourth-and-8 near at its own 45-yard line trailing 23-0.
At that point, what did he have to lose by going for it?
It would be a mistake, though, to drop this on Painter. He was blitzed by Ohio State linebackers all night, and on those rare occasions when he had time, Purdue's receivers -- weren't they supposed to be the Boilers' best-ever receiving corps? -- couldn't get open.
This much is clear and has been clear for many years now: The novelty of Tiller's basketball-on-grass offense wore off around 2003. The Boilers got lots of early mileage out of it, beating and fooling their hidebound, Big Ten opponents. Michigan went down. Ohio State went down. There was a Rose Bowl in 2000.
No longer.
The shame of it is, there appear to be a couple of vacancies at the top of the Big Ten this year. Who belongs in the same gated neighborhood with Ohio State? Wisconsin lost to Illinois. Michigan can't beat Appalachian State. Michigan State lost to Northwestern, for crying out loud.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. - Despite goals from Lou Dickenson and Chad Denny, the Gwinnett Gladiators dropped a 3-2 decision to the Pensacola Ice Pilots on Friday night at the Pensacola Civic Center.With the loss, the Gladiators fall to 31-15-5 on the season. Gwinnett battles Mississippi tonight at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum at 8:05 p.m. Gwinnett jumped out to a 1-0 lead on Pensacola just 24 seconds into the first period. Dickenson collected his 23rd goal of the season as he ripped a slap shot that deflected high into the air off Pensacola netminder Mike Brodeur and ended up in the back of the Pensacola net. Jeff Campbell collected an assist on the goal for the Gladiators. Pensacola equalized the contest at one midway through the second period. Adam Berti beat Gladiators netminder Craig Kowalski from the slot for the marker on the power play. Patrick Bordeleau gave the Ice Pilots a 2-1 lead on the Gladiators in the third period. Picking up a rebound in the slot, Bordeleau rolled the puck past Kowalski for the marker at 8:40 of the third period. The Ice Pilots extended their lead to 3-1 at 16:55 of the third [period. Esner worked with Berti on a 2-on-1 break and beat Kowalski for the marker. Esner got credited with the goal as Cohen and Berti collected the assists. With just one second left and Kowalski pulled in favor of an extra attacker, Denny found a loose puck in a scrum in front of the Pensacola net and rolled the puck past Brodeau to cut the Pensacola lead to just one goal. It was too little too late, though, as Gwinnett could get no closer. Gwinnett got assists on the goal from Brad Schell and Dickenson. Kowalski finished with 23 saves in the losing effort while the Gladiators went 0-for-2 on the power play in the loss. Pensacola went 1-for-3 on the man advantage in the contest as Pensacola head coach John Marks collected his ECHL record-tying 480th career win.
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The Great Dividing Range, also known as the Eastern Highlands, is Australia's most substantial mountain range. The range stretches more than 3500km from the northeastern tip of Queensland, running the entire length of the eastern coastline through New South Wales, then into Victoria and turning west, before finally fading into the central plain at the Grampians in western Victoria.
Sharp rises between the coastal lowlands and the eastern uplands has affected Australia's climate, mainly due to orographic precipitation, and these areas of highest relief have revealed impressive gorge country.
The Great Dividing Range does not consist of a single mountain range. It consists of a complex of mountain ranges, plateaus, upland areas and escarpments with an ancient and complex geological history. The physiographic division name for the landmass is called the East Australian Cordillera.
The crest of the range is defined by the watershed or boundary between the drainage basins of rivers which drain directly eastward into the Pacific Ocean, and those rivers which drain into the Murray-Darling River system towards the west. In the north, the rivers on the west side of the range drain towards the Gulf of Carpentaria.
It should be noted that the higher and more rugged parts of the "range" do not necessarily form part of the crest of the range, but may be branches and offshoots from it. The term "Great Dividing Range" may refer specifically to the watershed crest of the range, or to the entire upland complex including all of the hills and mountains between the east coast of Australia and the central plains and lowlands. Notable ranges and other features which form part of the range complex have their own distinctive names.
After European settlement in 1788, the ranges were an obstacle to exploration and settlement by the British settlers. Although not high, parts of the highlands were very rugged.
In 1813, a usable route was finally discovered directly westward from Sydney across the Blue Mountains to Bathurst by the party of Gregory Blaxland. This was the start of the development of the agricultural districts of inland New South Wales. Easier routes to inland New South Wales were discovered towards Goulburn to the southwest, and westwards from Newcastle.
Subsequent explorations were made across and around the ranges by Allan Cunningham, John Oxley, Hamilton Hume, Ludwig Leichhardt and Thomas Mitchell. These explorers were mainly concerned with finding good agricultural land.
By the late 1830s the most fertile rangelands adjacent to the mountains ranges had been explored and some settled. These included the Gippsland and Riverina regions in the south, up to the Liverpool Plains and the Darling Downs in the north.
Various road and railway routes were subsequently established through many parts of the ranges, although many areas remain remote to this day. For example, in eastern Victoria there is only one major road crossing the highlands from north to south.
All of mainland Australia's alpine areas, including its highest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko (2,228 metres AHD), are part of this range. The highest areas in southern New South Wales and eastern Victoria are known as the Australian Alps.
The central core of the Great Dividing Range is dotted with hundreds of peaks and is surrounded by many smaller mountain ranges or spurs, canyons, gorges, valleys and plains of regional significance. Some of the major plains include the High Plains of South-Eastern Australia, the Southern Highlands the Central highlands and Bogong High Plains of Victoria. Other tablelands considered part of the Great dividing range are the Atherton Tableland, Northern Tablelands, Canberra wine region and the Southern Tablelands.
The Bunya Mountains, Blue Mountains, Liverpool Range, McPherson Ranges and the Moonbi Range are some of the smaller spurs and ranges that make up the greater dividing range. Other notable ranges and tablelands which form part of the Great Dividing Range include the New England Tableland, Liverpool Range, Mount Royal Range and the Monaro District. Whilst some of the peaks of the highlands reach respectable heights of a little over 2000 metres, the age of the range and its erosion mean that most of the mountains are not very steep, and virtually all peaks can be reached without mountaineering equipment.
In some areas, such as the Snowy Mountains, Victorian Alps, the Scenic Rim and the eastern escarpments of the New England region, the highlands form a significant barrier. In other areas the slopes are gentle and in places the range is barely perceptible.
Well known passes on the range include Cox's Gap, Cunningham's Gap, Dead Horse Gap and Spicer's Gap.
Notable towns located on the upland areas of the range include Atherton, Toowoomba, Armidale, Oberon, Goulburn, Canberra and Omeo. Many other towns and cities are located in lowland areas and foothills adjacent to the highlands.
The lower reaches are used for forestry, an activity that causes much friction with conservationists. The ranges is also the source of virtually all of eastern Australia's water supply, both through runoff caught in dams, and, throughout much of Queensland, through the Great Artesian Basin.
Valleys along the chain of mountains have yielded a water source for important reservoirs and water supply projects such as the Upper Nepean Scheme, Snowy Mountains Scheme and Warragamba Dam. The Bradfield Scheme has been mooted as a way to transport water from the tropics in coastal Queensland south to dryer regions.
The Great Dividing Range creates the drainage basins of the Australian south-east coast drainage division and the Australian north-east coast drainage division, whose water flows to the east coast and into the Pacific Ocean, Tasman Sea, and Bass Strait with the westerly Murray-Darling Basin which flow inland, away from the coast into the interior plains.
Some of the rivers which flow west of the ranges includes the Condamine River, Flinders River, Hastings River Herbert River, Lachlan River, Macdonald River, Macintyre River and Namoi River. Rivers that flow east into the Pacific Ocean include the Burdekin River, Brisbane River, Richmond River, Hawkesbury River, Snowy River, Shoalhaven River and the Mary River.


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The Zichron Yaacov Loggia, or lodge, is a beautiful, renovated 100-year old stone cottage, in the heart of the historic centre of Zichron Yaacov. The cottage is set in a tranquil and luxuriant Mediterranean garden, brimming with organically-grown vegetables, herbs, grapes, pomegranates, olives, figs, passion fruit and climbing roses, to name just a few. Guests are invited to sample for themselves any of the garden's produce.
The cottage can accommodate up to six people comfortably: a couple in a Queen-sized bed (plus crib if requested) in the master bedroom, and up to four single beds in the spacious second bedroom. The Loggia is air-conditioned throughout and in addition both bedrooms have ceiling fans. There is a fully-equipped kosher/vegetarian kitchen and special arrangements can be made for shabbat-observant families. A washing machine, ironing facilities and of course free Wi-Fi, are also provided.
Guests may take a gentle 5-minute stroll into town to enjoy Zichron's charming and relaxed atmosphere, with its many cafes, boutiques, restaurants and wine-bars, as well as the historic Aaronson House and Museum, and the First Aliyah Museum. In addition, tours are available in English of the two local wineries - the Carmel Mizrachi Winery and the Tishbi Winery. The glorious beaches of Hof Dor and HaBonim (a Nature Parks Authority nature reserve) are a few minutes drive away. Windsurfing and paragliding are both available and scuba diving can be found among the ancient ruins of Caesarea, 15 minutes south of Zichron.
The train station is an easy 7 minute drive from Zichron, with fast and direct trains to Tel Aviv and Haifa (30 minutes) and Ben Gurion Airport (50 minutes)from Binyamina.
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My husband and I fell in love with Zichron Ya'acov, and much of the magic had to do with our charming cottage and garden in a beautiful, private and quiet setting. We were able to walk to town, and our host, Joanna was a very helpful "concierge" , very willing and able to give advise regarding travel, restaurants, shopping, etc. She was also very accessible when we had any requests or questions.
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My husband and I fell in love with Zichron Ya'acov, and much of the magic had to do with our charming cottage and garden in a beautiful, private and quiet setting. We were able to walk to town, and our host, Joanna was a very helpful "concierge" , very willing and able to give advise regarding travel, restaurants, shopping, etc. She was also very accessible when we had any requests or questions.
I only hope, given all of the great reviews, that there will be availability when we wish to return!
Everything about this place was amazing. The place had ample space, the bedroom was stunning, the decor was fantastic. We had the most amazing, peaceful time. The owners were only too happy to help when asked. Set back from the road it was lovely and quiet.
For our vacation we searched for a place that would accommodate a family of five with sufficient space for our kids (2,5,9) and us, and that would be a good base for traveling around. This villa was just perfect. The rooms are spacious, it's quiet, clean and full of air and light. The smell of the flowers and herbs was dazzling, and the location superb. We strolled to the restaurants in the Main Street of Zikhron yaakaov, drove 5-15 minutes to two great hiking tracks, and enjoyed half a day in Haifa as well.
Our kids enjoyed the place tremendously and had sufficient from to play on the living room and in the patio, and enjoyed having our tea and hearing the gentle sound of the water in the small fish pond.
Ideal as a base for traveling in the north of Israel and especially in the Carmel area.
We will definitely come back
This cottage was exactly as advertised! Extremely comfortable and well appointed - everything we needed for our stay. There were 6 of us and we never felt cramped. The gardens were amazing and we enjoyed just sitting on the porch looking at all the varieties of the flowers and plants. Joanna was the perfect hostess with seeing to our every need. And the location was great too with a short walk to the center of town. You can't go wrong staying here.
We came to Israel to visit with family. Families being families, it was also important for us to have a place that we felt was our own.
Initially, we took a different property which was more low-end. We didn't feel comfortable inviting people over. We were also bummed by a number of issues.
Eventually, we decided that our happiness was more important than the trouble of switching a place. In retrospect, a very good decision! This place is just gorgeous. Keep in mind, this was middle of winter and still the garden was wonderful and we felt very at home.
The place itself is an old, converted farmhouse, very good taste in the layout and interior design. The owner was very nice and accommodating as well.
The things to know:
1. We couldn't find room to store our many suitcases (there was enough room for the contents). The owner stored them for us at her own office.
2. The shower is a curtained area with a low barrier on the floor. You need to accept that it's not enclosed. Personally, I would have preferred if it was enclosed, but not a big deal.
3. TV is a small CRT. Surprisingly, it was just fine given the layout of the living room.
4. Getting heavy suitcases all the way to the room takes a bit of an effort (need to go up an incline, some stairs and a short gravel walkway). Make sure you're ok with it or plan to have someone help you. Maybe the owner can help find someone if there's a need.
Otherwise, they have 3 A/Cs, so everyone can get their way. Furniture is very comfortable and in good taste. Sheets and towels are of very good material. There's a bunch of supplies already there that you can use. Not to mention the fairly short walk to Zichron's midrachov, the touristy center of the town with plenty of shops and places to eat. I recommend the 'HaNadiv', especially because they deliver. There's plenty of parking on the street if you have a car.
We had a wonderful time and are set on coming back on our next visit.
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MIRI: Controversies over native land rights in Sarawak are still raging with no solution in sight due to a mighty clash of minds with regards to the interpretation of the term "native rights" between the state government and the natives.
Logging firms, oil palm plantations, agricultural estates, and government land development agencies are entangled in the mess because of their forays into these disputed regions.
The Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) reached this conclusion after a thorough public inquiry in Sarawak, which ended in Miri City yesterday.
Suhakam chairman Tan Sri Hasmy Agam, Commissioner Detta Samen (for Sarawak), Commissioner James Nayagam and Commissioner Jennie Lesimbang (for Sabah) concluded during the end of their panel hearing that Suhakam had gathered overwhelming evidences that pointed to this clash of views between the state authorities and the native communities.
Hasmy, at a press conference yesterday, said the state government had its definition of native land rights, while the natives have their own criteria.
There is a need for the state and the natives to come to a meeting of minds and hearts if they wanted amicable solutions. In this Suhakam is willing to help draw up solutions acceptable to all, he said.
"This national inquiry we have carried out in Sarawak on the land rights of the indigenous people have been very meaningful. The public hearing has enabled everyone to gain a more comprehensive insight into the many problems related to native land rights. We have given every side to give their testimonies in a sincere and honest manner, and also under oath.
"Dozens of villagers came to testify. They told us their side of the issues; why they are so aggrieved by the encroachment and trespass on land they said belonged to them and their ancestors.
"Government agencies also came forward and their heads and representatives had given their sides of the issue.
"Logging companies, oil palm companies and other land development agencies also sent their officials to testify and gave their explanations. We in the panel will not make any judgment or conclusion as to who is right and wrong. We are not here to judge anyone.
"We are here to give all parties a chance to be heard fairly and openly. From all we have heard, it is clear that there are major differences in the way the state government defines native rights and the way the native communities define that term. Both sides have different criteria to interpret that term. Suhakam will compile a report on what we have found here in Sarawak and submit it to the Federal and state governments, with a copy each to Parliament and the State Legislative Assembly.
"The MPs and the state assemblymen will have a chance to look at the report and debate it. Suhakam will also come up with recommendations to the state government on how best to resolve the land rights issue," he said.
Hasmy said Suhakam would come up with proposals that would hopefully help resolve the land rights woes in Sarawak for the immediate term, medium term and long term.
He said the immediate term proposals would include recommendations on how the natives and state could cooperate to reach a win-win situation in developing and preserving native land.
"The medium-term solutions will cover aspects like delicate issues over the rights of specific parties in land development projects.
"The long-term solutions will require amendments and upgrading of existing laws and regulations so that every side will get fair protection of their rights. For these to be achieved, it will require the close cooperation of all sides," he stressed.
Hasmy said Suhakam would also meet community leaders and the state secretariat to discuss the findings of the public inquiry.
He said the inquiry had been an eye-opener and had given Suhakam had a clearer understanding of the plight of the natives.
Suhakam will carry out similar public inquiries in Sabah and the peninsula states after this, he said.
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