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Payday 2 - Fencing Loot and Betrayal Reveal
Trading art leads to betrayal in this developer playthrough.
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I like this game alot but I sadly got it for my ps3 and nobody plays it so I don't really get the full awesome out of it sadly.
The only thing that I don't like about this is the fact that they can take so many hits without going down. That and the seemingly unlimited amount of ammo they are carrying. Other than that it looks like a fun game. AI doesn't seem too smart, but it still looks fun.
...Is that Bokeem Woodbine in the background of the menu?
where is the fun when the AI is so bad?
damn it, i really wish my friends will playing this! This game will be awesome
Where's the betrayal part? Was it when the SWAT showed up? I thought betrayal meant some of the players betraying the rest and getting away with the money. Kinda misleading there, Gamespot.
Can't wait!!!!!!!
In my opinion, If you liked left for dead 1 and 2 you'll like this as well
wow...what a horrible game. The graphics look like something on PS2 or xbox. Just bad!
payday1's graphics looked like a free2play or something extremely cheap
I would LOVE a game like this where you would die/get crippled from getting shot once. Also I hate the reloading thing.
WHY haven't they made a game where reloading is pre-planned i.e. you fill the mags with bullets and you have limited mags.
And if you wasted all your mags, you would have to manually insert bullet by bullet in a mag while hiding.
Also, I am BOTHERED by the fact that you can change mags indefinitely by only shooting one bullet. Not realistic at all.
Feels too arcade-y which loses the tension.
Damn I really want this game now.... Beta's taking too long to release.....
looks ok ,it's not really a hustle simulator ,but I think i will enjoy spending some time and thought on stealth part. Could be much better if they had some intro and outro cutscenes with the crew leaving in a car, maybe a chase and then an escape with the chopper ..would help the image of the game.
The NPC's are the most blindest and dumbest ones i've seen in any game
Looks sweet.
I will surely play this!! This game will fucking rock!!
Booooooring a lot of shooting for no reason ,plus the cops keep coming for ever,might as well keep shooting at an army. I am going to pass on this one. Too bad very disappointed as I thought it would have been a playable game.NOT A GEM BUT DESCENT. This is rubbish,graphics look like P.S.2. Just G A R B A G E.
Wow that is one effective saw.
Not a stealth fan myself, but it looks fun if you are.
Fuck the tanks ad . Bitches
If only I had friends, this would be fun...
I think this looks pretty cool. Its a 30$ game that will be fun to play and perfect with friends.
This looks so fuckin stupid
This guy could make Ben Stein fall asleep.
another thing why does an AK74U firing 5.45x39 sounds the same as the G36C using 5.56? i dont like games where weapons handle bad and sound the same.
@mucking_foron Most of the fun will be trying to do heists all stealth-like. It's a huge challenge in this game with how random each scenario plays. That said, shooting an army of police officers while trying to stay alive and move all of your loot...actually a lot of fun. This video makes the game seem somewhat easy, but I've watched gameplay and there are some really good squads that still don't complete every heist.
I do agree the AI isn't what we would normally see in a game like this (albeit still pretty good)--but you have to remember, this isn't a AAA game nor a AAA publisher/developer. So, I wouldn't say cut them slack...just remember this isn't EA (thankfully), DICE, RockStar, etc.
@brusto Yep, those guys who gave you the money bags called the cops on you. They're the traitors, not the players. Disappointing, but I'm also thankful Overkill decied NOT to do that, Co-op is a big deal in Payday 1 and 2, so there's no ened to put that into jeopardy.
It should be noted that in alternate events they may decide not to betray you, or you can choose to betray them.
@xxxxTRISTAMxxxx Have any of you naysayers who state that this game plays like a PS2 game ever played a PS2 game? Serious question.
Also, good on you for judging a game entirely on its graphical fidelity and not its originality or gameplay quality. The industry needs folks with that mindset to afford a new swimming pool for their third mansion.
This would be a nice feature and a realistic approach. You don't go into battle carrying 30 mags anyway, unless you're carrying a backpack full of mags, in which case it should slow you down. 8-10 mags tops. And I agree about each mag retaining its round count despite switching to a new mag. It would be a refreshing feature to a shooting game. They actually had this on the old Socom games.
@Ba8e Back in the day Rainbow Six only let you carry a limited number of mags and it remembered how many rounds you had left in each so when you reloaded you were actually just swapping your mags. Eventually you would come back around to the original and only have the 2 rounds or whatever you left in it before you had to move on to the next partially used up mag.
@gamemonster23 Some of the missions will have an intro. If you listen to the GameSpot's E3 demo of the bank heist, one of the dev's says something along the lines of, "and here is where we would insert a short cutscene to help with the feeling of the robbery..." (or something similar)
@Armyboy5 Have you ever seen the game called "The last of us"? ;)
The humans in the game could be looking right at you scratching their heads!
@nick-nikol You obviously never played a ps2 game
@dmblum1799 Luckily for players like you there's always the option to go guns blazing in each map. In fact, some maps don't even allow for a silent approach.
But the stealth in Payday isn't the best part; the best part is getting caught while you're stealthing. So if you intend on picking this title up I recommend stealthing it anyway.
@str8killa007 At least you didnt have to sit through this horrible Oreo/Target ad with it's tongue-clicking noises
@rem234 That's always the problem for me. Finding enough gaming friends who want to play the same game at the same time.
If you can pull that off the game looks like a good time.
@cursealoud But you cannot deny the developer's sheer amount of enthusiasm. You can tell he's having the time of his life.
@Aleksa8 Yeah, I agree. If the players could betray the others, it would be a troll fest. No one would trust no one and probably 95% of the heists would fail due to greed.
@Aleksa8 Come on now. Call of Duty: Ghost's sales numbers are sure to prove that people aren't hung up on graphics. Or gameplay. Or storyline. Or empathetic characters.
@analogjunkie24 @cursealoud Some people are not meant to give dev walkthroughs, but i think this should be a fun game for only 30$ ill definitely get it.
@analogjunkie24 You cant tell him shit. He will assure that this game is the best thing since the GTA4 bank robbery
@Aleksa8 I didn't know there was such a mode. Indeed, it could be something quite cool, but it would have to be unbalanced. Payday has always been about 4 robbers killing hundreds of policemen. The cops would have to be weaker or something like that. But still, a very good idea.
@brusto @Aleksa8 Indeed. Though I would like to see a mode similar to RE6's Agent Hunt. Not an actual VS mode, but the opportunity to join a game as a cop and make life difficult for everyone. :P It's actually the reason I bought and own RE6: Players invading my game. That's actually pretty terrifying.
@UofODucks8 @Tuben3 @Armyboy5
you would be a guard at some place & you'd notice some1 sticking a
gun at your face asking you to put down your gun, then if your colleague
would walk past by.. Would you alert him?
I'm sure that I wouldn't.
- example of The last of us AI, there's even better examples but this
is the first I found. Also notice that here it's broad daylight.
@UofODucks8 @Tuben3 @Armyboy5 I think it's called "dark" and "movie effects". It's almost the same as you see in the movies, it looks dark but you can see the action, whereas in real life you shouldn't even see the action...
@cursealoud @analogjunkie24 I'm guessing English isn't your first language.


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Sam Quinones is an American journalist who is best known for his reporting on Mexico and Mexican issues. He was born, raised and educated in California, and eventually spent nine years living and reporting in Mexico… all around Mexico. He has a unique voice and an appreciation of all things Mexican that I really enjoy reading about. You can read more about Sam here on his eponymous website.
But the website we're talking about today is his blog, A Reporter's Blog. Sam is a great storyteller and through his posts, I've been exposed to many people, Mexican or somehow related to Mexico… or sometimes not at all… that are unique, fascinating and moving. His writing is stellar, his commentary insightful and he often accompanies his work with excellent photos or videos.
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An anti-microbial composition includes particles having an outer surface onto which an anti-microbial agent has been adsorbed. The particles can be used, for example, for coating the bristles of toothbrushes.
1. An anti-microbial composition, comprising solid particles having an outer surface onto which an anti-microbial agent has been adsorbed, wherein said anti-microbial agent is present in said composition only on said outer surface, said anti-microbial agent is ionically charged, said outer surface has an opposite ionic charge, and said anti-microbial agent is adsorbed on the surface of said particle at least in part through electrostatic interaction.
2. The composition of claim 1 wherein said anti-microbial agent comprises chlorhexidine.
3. The composition of claim 2 wherein said particles comprise polystyrene.
4. The composition of claim 1 wherein said particles are between 0.01 μ and 10 μ in diameter.
5. The composition of claim 4 wherein said particles are between 0.05 μ and 1 μ in diameter.
6. The composition of claim 1 wherein said outer surface is negatively charged layer.
7. The composition of claim 1 wherein said particles comprise organic polymers.
8. An anti-microbial composition, comprising polymeric microspheres having negatively charged outer surfaces on which a positively charged anti-microbial agent has been adsorbed.
9. The anti-microbial composition of claim 8 wherein said anti-microbial agent comprises chlorhexidine.
10. The anti-microbial composition of claim 8 wherein said microspheres comprises polystyrene.
11. The anti-microbial composition of claim 8 wherein said microspheres have a diameter of between 0.01 μ and 10 μ.
12. An anti-microbial composition comprising particles having a negatively charged outer surface onto which a positively charged anti-microbial agent has been adsorbed, said particles having a diameter of between 0.01 μ and 10 μ.
13. The composition of claim 12 wherein said anti-microbial agent comprises chlorhexidine.
14. The composition of claim 13 wherein said particles comprise polystyrene.
15. The composition of claim 12 wherein said particles are between 0.05 μ and 1 μ in diameter.
16. The composition of claim 12 wherein said particles comprise polystyrene.
17. The composition of claim 12 wherein said particles comprise organic polymers.
18. The composition of claim 12 wherein said anti-microbial agent is ionically charged, said outer surface has an opposite ionic charge, and said anti-microbial agent is absorbed on the surface of said particle at least in part through electrostatic interaction.
19. A method of inhibiting bacteria in the mouth, comprising
adsorbing an anti-microbial agent onto the outer surface of a polymeric particle, wherein said outer surface is ionically charged and said anti-microbial agent has an ionic charge that is the opposite of the ionic charge of said outer surface; and
placing said polymer particle with said anti-microbial agent adsorbed onto its outer surface into the mouth of a person to inhibit bacteria in said mouth.
20. The method of claim 19 wherein said anti-microbial agent is chlorhexidine.
21. The method of claim 19 wherein said particles are polystyrene microspheres.
22. The method of claim 19 wherein said anti-microbial agent is present only on said outer surface.
23. The method of claim 19 wherein said particle has a diameter between 0.05 μ and 1 μ.
24. The method of claim 19 wherein said anti-microbial agent is chlorhexidine.
25. The method of claim 19 wherein said particles are polystyrene microspheres.
This is a divisional of application Ser. No. 08/212,585 filed on Mar. 11, 1994 by Jean L. Spencer for POLYMERIC PARTICLES FOR DENTAL APPLICATIONS, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,565,206 which in turn is a divisional of application Ser. No. 08/013,557, filed Feb. 8, 1993, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,300,290, which in turn is a continuation of application Ser. No. 07/759,535, filed Sep. 13, 1991, now abandoned.
The invention relates to particles having an anti-microbial agent adsorbed on their surface.
Most humans suffer from tooth decay and periodontal disease caused by bacteria in the mouth. As a result, decreasing the number of bacteria in the mouth has long been the target of persons working in the health care field. The most common way of minimizing the number of bacteria is to brush and floss the teeth regularly, and to visit a dental hygienist to have the teeth and gums cleaned thoroughly. Another prior approach to control bacteria in the mouth is to rinse with a solution containing a known anti-microbial agent like chlorhexidine digluconate.
One of the major side effects of rinsing with a chlorhexidine solution is a yellow-brown stain which develops on teeth, tongue, and fillings. Although this stain can be professionally removed, it is not cosmetically pleasing. In addition to the staining, taste disturbances in the perception of sweet and salt may develop, and in a few persons, scaling and soreness of the oral mucosa. The main reason for these side effects is the high concentration of chlorhexidine or salt thereof used in the rinse.
After a toothbrush has been used, there are a large number of bacteria clinging to the bristles, even after the brush has been rinsed. This, of course, is undesirable, and these bacteria typically will multiply on the bristles between uses. To counter this problem, various approaches to making self-sterilizing toothbrushes have been described in the art.
In one aspect, the invention features a toothbrush which has bristles coated with solid particles onto which an anti-microbial agent (e.g., chlorhexidine) has been adsorbed. The particles are released from the bristles during brushing and contact the surface of the mouth, teeth, and gums, clinging to the surface and providing good anti-microbial action at relatively low concentration, thus limiting the side effects of chlorhexidine. Moreover, the particles make the toothbrush self-sterilizing because they inhibit the growth of bacteria on the bristles between uses.
The preferred particles are polymers such as polystyrene microspheres having an average diameter of between 0.05 μ and 1 μ, more preferably between 0.3 μ and 1 μ. Other types of organic polymeric particles that can be used include polyvinyltoluene and methacrylate-styrene copolymers.
The preferred particles have an ionic charge; the preferred anti-microbial agents have an ionic charge opposite that of the preferred particles. The preferred anti-microbial agent, chlorhexidine, is positively charged; the outer surface of the preferred polystyrene microspheres has a negative charge.
Other aspects of the invention feature compositions comprising the particles bearing the adsorbed anti-microbial. One featured composition includes particles in which the anti-microbial agent is adsorbed only on the outer surface of the particle; adsorbing the agent only on the outer surface fosters efficient use of the agent. Another featured composition includes particles having a diameter of between 0.01 μ and 10 μ. These compositions can be included on the bristles of toothbrushes, in toothpaste, in oral rinses, and in dental floss.
Another aspect of the invention features a wear-indicating toothbrush. The bristles of the toothbrush include colored particles that release when the toothbrush is used, resulting in a loss of color in the bristles of the toothbrush and providing an indication of the degree of wear of the bristles.
Coated bristles, as used herein, means that at least two or more of the filaments that make up the bristles of a typical toothbrush have a relatively even distribution of the particles on a portion of their surface. Coated does not mean to imply that the surface portion is entirely covered with the particles.
Microspheres, as used herein, are particles that are generally spherical.
Diameter, as used herein, means the average diameter of the particle.
Other features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the description of the preferred embodiment thereof, and from the claims.
The preferred particles are polystyrene microspheres with a charged surface onto which chlorhexidine has been adsorbed. The particles preferably are included in the bristles of toothbrushes.
The polystyrene microspheres are available from a number of sources, e.g., Interfacial Dynamics Corp. of Portland, Ore., packaged as a 5.41 percent w/w suspension in distilled water. The microspheres are carboxylate-modified, hydrophilic latexes of high negative surface charge density. The microspheres preferably have an average diameter of less than 1 μ, and greater than 0.05 μ, more preferably 0.3 μ. Microspheres having too great an average diameter will provide too low a dosage of chlorhexidine. The most preferred microspheres for use in toothbrushes have an average diameter of 0.865 μ. The general methodology used to produce the preferred polystyrene microspheres is well-known and is described, for example, in Chung-li et al., Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science, Vol. 60, pp. 163-175 (1976); Goodwin et al., Journal of Colloid and Polymer Science, Vol. 252, p. 464 (1974); Goodwin et al., British Polymer Journal, Vol. 5, p. 347 (1973).
The chlorhexidine gluconate can be purchased as a 20 percent w/w aqueous solution from a number of sources, e.g., Pliva Pharmaceutical of Zagreb, Yugoslavia and ICI Ltd. of England. Chlorhexidine contains two positively-charged biguanide groups; gluconate is the counter-ion.
The preferred chlorhexidine-treated particles were made by first preparing a 500 mg/ml chlorhexidine gluconate solution with water. The solution has a resultant pH of a little less than 7.0; NaOH was added to increase the pH to 9. A portion (39.6 ml) of the chlorhexidine solution was transferred to a 50 ml centrifuge tube, 0.4 ml of a polystyrene microsphere suspension (Cat. No. 10-36-23 from Interfacial Dynamics Corp.; 5.41% w/w) added to make a final concentration of 0.54 mg/ml, and the mixture shaken gently to avoid foaming. The tubes are then placed in a shaker water bath (80 rpm) at 40� C. for one hour, following which the dispersions are centrifuged at 3050 rpm for 30 minutes to separate the treated particles. The supernatant is carefully removed by syringe. The particles are redispersed in 40 ml of water, and centrifuged for 45 minutes at 3050 rpm. The supernatant is again carefully removed (to avoid disturbing the particles), and redispersed in 50 ml of water for storage.
Scanning electron micrographs (35,000�) of the particles prior to chlorhexidine treatment show a smooth surface, while the treated particles appear to have random bumps of precipitated material on the surface.
The pH of the chlorhexidine solution affects the amount of adsorption. The surface of the particle is stable in the pH range of 7-9; however, because the chlorhexidine molecule has two biguanide groups (pKa 2.2 and 10.3), the population of chlorhexidine molecules is gradually shifting to less charge as the pH of the solution increases. With less charge, the molecules can pack closer together on the surface, and thus more chlorhexidine will be adsorbed.
It is preferred that as much chlorhexidine as possible should be adsorbed onto the surface of the microspheres. With the prefered particles the amount of chlorhexidine adsorbed exceeded 100 ug of chlorhexidine per mg of microspheres.
Toothbrushes having bristles coated with the particles were prepared by first placing 300 ml of chlorhexidine-treated particle dispersion into a polystyrene beaker. Ten toothbrushes (P-35, sold by Oral-B Laboratories of Redwood City, Calif.) were inserted into a circular formation of holes in a styrofoam holder, with the bristles facing inward; the toothbrushes are secured by encircling their handles with tape. The holder was mounted as a stirring shaft, with the brush heads beneath the propeller. The assembly was lowered into the dispersion sufficiently that the brush heads and propeller were immersed. The dispersion was stirred at 150 rpm for 24 hours. The beaker containing the dispersion was removed, and replaced with a fresh beaker containing 300 ml of distilled water. The brushes were rinsed for five minutes at 150 rpm; the rinse procedure was then repeated with a fresh beaker of water. The toothbrushes were removed and placed in an oven at 67� C. to dry, and then stored in a 65 percent relative humidity cabinet at room temperature.
During the above procedure, the chlorhexidine-treated particles coat the nylon filaments of the toothbrushes. The total loading of particles onto each toothbrush, determined by chloroform extraction of the bristles, was 0.87 mg. A photograph of a bristle (3,000� magnification) showed a relatively uniform coating of the particles on the filaments.
When used, the toothbrushes release the particles in the mouth, and the particles release chlorhexidine, which inhibits bacteria. Only a portion of the particles are released from the bristles each time brushing occurs, and as a result the toothbrush provides a low-dosage of chlorhexidine over the course of many uses before the supply of microspheres on the bristles has been used up. Moreover, it is believed that the particles released from the bristles cling to the interior of the mouth after brushing, slowly releasing chlorhexidine and fighting bacterial growth even after brushing is complete. The bristles themselves, because they retain a portion of the particles after brushing, are self-sterilizing.
Other embodiments are within the following claims. For example, anti-microbial agents suitable for adsorption onto particles include other bisbiguanides such as alexidine, which has a positive charge; bispyridines such as octenidine (positive charge); pyrimidines such as hexetidine (positive charge); quaternary ammonium ions such as cetylpyridinium, domiphen, benzalkonium, and benzethonium (all positively charged); alkaloids such as sanguinarine (positive charge); heavy metal ions such as zinc, stannous, and copper (all positively charged); surfactants such as lauryl sulfate, lauryl sarcosinate, and deoxycholate (all negatively charged); phenolic compounds such as eucalyptol, hexylresorcinol, menthol, methylsalicylate, phenol, 2-phenylphenol, and thymol; antibiotics such as erythromycin, kanamycin, metronidazole, niddamycin, spyramycin, and tetracycline; and enzymes such as amyloglucosidase, glucose oxidase, and mutanase, which include both positive and negative charges. Of course, other salts of chlorhexidine (e.g., the diacetate) can be used instead of the digluconate. Preferably the agent should be charged (cationic or anionic), and the particle should be selected so that its surface charge is opposite the charge of the agent. Other examples of suitable charged particles include polystyrene microspheres with a positively-charged surface (also available from Interfacial Dynamics Corp.); particles made from polyvinyltoluene with negatively-charged sulfate groups; particles made from methacrylate-styrene copolymer with a positively or negatively charged surface; and silica particles, which have a negative charge. Other inorganic particles that can be used include carbon (negative charge); chromium hydroxide (positive or negative charge); clay (negative charge); hydroxyapatite (positive or negative charge); iron oxide (positive or negative charge); mica (negative charge); silica (negative charge); and titanium dioxide (negative charge). Other organic particles that can be used include polymers like polymethyl methacrylate (slight negative charge); and carboxymethylcellulose (negative charge); and copolymers like styrene/methacrylate or other acrylic esters (slight negative charge), styrene/2-vinylpyridine (positive charge), and tetrafluoroethylene/propylene (negative charge). The particles should be between 0.01 μ and 10 μ in size, and an anti-microbial agent having an opposite charge to that of the particle can be adsorbed onto the surface of the particles by an analogous procedure to the preferred example.
The particles apparently do not need to have the opposite charge of the anti-microbial agent for adsorption to occur. Positively-charged polystyrene particles (Cat. No. 20-107-3 from Interfacial Dynamics Corp.) treated with chlorhexidine digluconate following the same general procedure previously described resulted in some adsorption of chlorhexidine onto the surface of the particles.
The particles can be used in other applications besides toothbrushes. For example, dental floss can be coated or impregnated with the particles by a procedure similar to that described above for toothbrushes. Moreover, the particles can be used in either toothpaste or mouthwash. For example, the dispersion obtained after the chlorhexidine was adsorbed on the surface of the polystyrene microspheres can be used as a mouthwash. Of course, the other ingredients of the toothpaste or mouthwash should be ionically compatible with the particles and anti-microbial agent; thus, if chlorhexidine is used as the agent a negatively charged surfactant should not be included in the composition. More preferably, the toothpaste or mouthwash should include only non-ionic surfactants. Additionally, the bristles of the toothbrush can be made of polyester as opposed to nylon filament.
The particles are available in colored forms. The particles can be colored with various dyes, which can be non-fluorescent, fluorescent, polychromatic (different fluorescent colors depending on the light wavelength), or chemiluminescent (light emitted in the presence of a chemical). Examples of non-fluorescent dye coated particles include red, yellow, and blue polystyrene microspheres (with negatively-charged sulfate, carboxyl, or carboxylate-modified surface groups) available from Interfacial Dynamics Corp. of Portland, Oreg.; the yellow, red, blue, and violet polystyrene and carboxylate-modified polystyrene microspheres available from Polysciences, Inc. of Warrington, Pa.; and yellow, red, blue, brown, and black polymethyl methacrylate microspheres. Examples of fluorescent-dye coated particles include polystyrene microspheres with amidine, carboxyl, sulfate, carboxylate-modified, or aldehyde-modified surface groups available from the above suppliers. Polychromatic and chemiluminescent particles are also available from Polysciences.
The colored particles-with or without an anti-microbial agent adsorbed--can be coated onto the bristles of toothbrushes by the procedures described above. The particles provide color to the bristles which diminish as the brush is used and the particles are released. The loss of color is indicative of the amount of wear on the brush and, if an agent is bound to the particle, the loss of bacteria fighting power.
A wear-indicating toothbrush was prepared as follows. Blue-dyed carboxylate-modified polystyrene microspheres (0.98 μ) were obtained from Polysciences, Inc. They were treated with chlorhexidine according to the procedure previously described, except the chlorhexidine solution had a concentration of 100 ug/ml. The mean chlorhexidine (CHG) adsorption was 93�3 ug CHG/mg latex, or 1.60�0.05 ug CHG/cm2 which is slightly less than that obtained for the standard undyed particles (130+20 ug CHG/mg latex or 1.98�0.30 ug CHG/cm2). Oral-B P-35 brushes were coated with the CHG-treated blue particles by the procedure described above. The coated brushes appeared blue. A few were tested on the toothbrush wear machine to 5,000 revolutions in water, which would represent about two months of home brushing. The worn brushes lost blue particles from about three-fourths of the bristle length. The remaining particles appeared concentrated in the bristle region near the base of the brush. Thus, the use of blue particles serves as a visible indicator to the consumer both of the level of wear on the toothbrush, and of when the antimicrobial is depleted.
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Ask any bureaucrat to come up with a snapshot of his country's ties with another country prior to a high-level visit by the leader of that state, and chances are he would come up with a list depicting closeness in the relationship: the volume of trade, the number of prior visits and joint initiatives.
More often than not, the choicest words from the diplomatic lexicon would be used. For example, China and North Korea have for years described their relationship as close as one between "lips and teeth," while the Americans characterize United States-Britain links as that "special relationship."
So it came as no surprise that Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard called Canberra's relationship with Jakarta a "comprehensive strategic partnership." The two countries had released a joint communique after Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's visit to Darwin last week.
On the surface, ties between Indonesia and Australia look good. Yudhoyono has visited Australia four times – more than any of his predecessors. The two countries have regular "two-plus- two" meetings involving their foreign and defense ministers.
During Yudhoyono's visit, both countries agreed to promote trade and investment, develop security cooperation and fight climate change.
This is a sea-change from a decade ago. In 1999, the word Australia became a byword for gross malfeasance in Indonesia, after Canberra deployed peacekeepers in Timor Leste. Similarly, Indonesia was held in the same low regard in Australia, after terrorist bombings in Bali in 2002 and 2005 killed scores of Australians.
Beneath the facade of cooperation, however, ties between Australia and Indonesia face substantial challenges.
During his visit, Yudhoyono and his Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa pointedly refused to take questions from the Australian media. The former failed to propose new measures to deter the growing number of people-smuggling boats bound for Australia, or raise quotas for the import of live cattle from Australia.
Indeed, the relationship continues to be dogged by relatively low-level issues such as live cattle imports, people smuggling and the detention of Australians caught peddling in drugs in Indonesia.
Bilateral trade has failed to attain its fullest potential. Last year, trade between Australia and Indonesia hit US $10.8 billion – markedly smaller than Australia's trade with Malaysia (US $13 billion) and Singapore (US $20.7 billion).
The relationship is also marked by poor people-to-people ties – an intangible quality that adds depth to any relationship. More than 17,000 Indonesians are studying in Australia, but only 150 Australians are studying in Indonesia.
Understandably, this reflects the soft power attraction and livability of Australia. But the lack of interest in Indonesia among Australians shows that the biggest problem in the relationship is perceptual.
Indeed, Australian perceptions of Indonesia remain mired in antiquity. The common perception is that Indonesia is an enclave for terrorism. Defense analysts frequently refer to the "air-sea gap" that has to be defended against an unnamed "aggressor" to Australia's north (no prizes for getting this one right).
In a historic speech to the Australian Parliament in March 2010, Yudhoyono said he was "taken aback" by the fact that 54 percent of Australians felt that Indonesia would not "act responsibly" in international relations.
Such misperceptions about Indonesia miss the whole point – at current growth rates, Indonesia is set to become a great power with an economy that will dwarf that of Australia's.
Professor Hugh White of the Australian National University argues that Australians must change their mindsets about Indonesia.
"If wealth is power, and if power is fundamental to relationships, then Australia's relationship with Indonesia is bound to change fundamentally as Indonesia grows so much richer than Australia.
"This will be new and unwelcome for a country that has never had a richer and more powerful neighbor before," he writes in the Lowy Interpreter, a Web site run by the Lowy Institute in Sydney.
Encouragingly, Australia's opposition leader Tony Abbott has offered some innovation. As prime minister, Abbott has promised that Indonesia would be the destination for his first overseas visit. He would also introduce a new Colombo Plan to send young Australians to study across Southeast Asia.
In the end, Australia's relations with Indonesia are a bellwether of its relations with the rest of Asia. In the early 1990s, former Australian premier Paul Keating was prescient when he argued – at times, against his Malaysian counterpart Mahathir Mohamad – that Australia was part of Asia.
The problem, however, is that some Australians have still not latched on to this.
Writing in The Australian some years ago, Luke Slattery stirred up some controversy when he wrote that Australians should pick up European languages before Asian ones. Last year, the Singapore Exchange's bid to take over ASX, the operator of Australia's stock exchange, fell through – a move seen by some analysts to be evidence of lingering xenophobia in Australia.
Yes, Australian-Indonesian relations are chugging along fairly well. But until Australia starts treating Indonesia as an equal, much remains to be done.
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UWO Alumni Award Winners to be recognized at Homecoming 2014
Three stand-out College of Education and Human Services alumni have been chosen by the UW Oshkosh Alumni Association to be awarded for their achievements at the Alumni Awards Banquet during Homecoming Weekend.
Carol Angell '90 and MSE '95, will receive a Distinguished Alumni Award, while Christian Jensen '07, Green Bay, and Shannon Stone '99, Washington, D.C., will receive Outstanding Young Alumni Awards.
Recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award are recognized for their exemplary accomplishments and contributions in their careers and in the community. Recipients of the Outstanding Young Alumni Award also are recognized for their success in their careers and communities, as well as the potential they hold for future success.
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- After completing her bachelor's degree in special education in 1990, Angell went on to receive a master's in special and elementary education in 1995. In 2000, she earned her doctorate in special education from Southern Illinois University- Carbondale. Angell is the chair of the Department of Educational Studies and is a tenured professor of special education at UW-La Crosse. She has published two professional book manuscripts and several journal articles.
- After earning bachelor's degrees in history and physical education in 2008, Jensen became a performance enhancement specialist and now works as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor for Bellin Health in Green Bay. He also is the executive director for myTEAM TRIUMPH Wisconsin and serves on the Cerebral Palsy Inc. Board of Directors. myTEAM TRIUMPH is a nonprofit athletic mentoring program for challenged athletes.
- Stone earned her bachelor's degree in special education in 1999 and her master's in international education from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. in 2004. While in D.C., she worked for the Office of Public and Private Partnerships at the headquarters of the National Park Service, and she worked on the U.S. Department of State South Asian Teacher Training Project. For the past six years, Stone has served as a foreign service officer with the U.S. Agency for International Development and has lived and worked in Egypt, Indonesia, Pakistan and the Philippines. She also worked as a consulate for the United Nations World Food Programme in India.
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Fitness tends to have buzzwords, and one of the recent buzzwords seems to be functional fitness, moving the body in ways it was meant to be moved, training it for everyday activities. How often do you hear a friend say they threw their back out doing a simple every day movement like making the bed? Yet they complain that it seems impossible because "they work out all the time".
The problem lies in the fact that most people train the body in one plane of motion, forward and backwards or to use its technical term sagittal. The fact is though that in everyday movements the body doesn't move just in this one plane of motion, it's constantly changing and constantly varied. So let's look at the planes of motion and how you can use them to shake things up in your fitness routine, to prevent injury and allow for a more balanced fitness program.
What is a plane of motion?
A plane of motion is simply the direction in which the body naturally moves. Think of this as walking, you step forward one leg after another. Yet in a side step, you step laterally left to right, or vice versa. Another plane of motion is twisting moves or rotational movements, such as bending to lift a child up off the floor.
Sagittal Plane
The first plane of movement we've already mentioned. If you took a snapshot of the body and with an imaginary line divided into two halves right down the middle, left and right giving you have the sagittal plane of motion. Movement in this plane is forward and backwards along that imaginary line.
Typically this would activities such as walking, running, and cycling but can also be seen in strength exercises like forward or reverse lunges. It is the sagittal plane of motion that gets used a lot in traditional exercise programs.
Frontal Plane
The frontal plane takes that same snapshot of the body, and with the same imaginary line divides the body into two halves, this time front and back. Movement in the frontal plane happens along the direction of that imaginary line, which is sideways moving to the right and left. Examples of exercises used in this plane of movement would be side shuffles, side lunges, lateral arm raises or lat pull down.
Transverse Plane
Finally there is the transverse plane. We've taken the body in halves front to back, and left to right, this time the body gets split into top and bottom halves at the waist. The movement directions in the transverse plane are rotational. Examples of a transverse plane exercise would be a wood chop or bicycle crunch.
Why should you care about planes of motion?
To put it succinctly, everyone! We should all care about planes of motion. Research suggests that training in all three planes of motions helps to prevent injury not just in athletes but in all exercise participants. Why wouldn't you want to get stronger as a whole, the body moves as a whole not just one muscle at one time.
How do the planes of motion affect the way we move and exercise?
Not only will training in all three planes of motion hit slightly different muscle groups but you will get a stronger core, and a more well-rounded physique. Whilst there is something to be said for training for specificity, say training for a marathon, when it comes to strength training you want to hit the muscles from all angles which means changing the plane of motion.
These movement patterns are going to serve us better long term than say just doing a leg extension or leg press machine. Those machines only work on one plane, whereas the body was made to work in all three.
What does plane of motion help you improve?
Put simply there are so many benefits of training all three planes of motion it's hard to pick just a few but here are a few.
- Helps to reduce the risk of injuries, particularly training the transverse plane.
- Helps us get stronger in each plane of motion
- Allow us to perform everyday activities more efficiently
- Allows us to move more dynamically, and therefore boost our calorie burn during exercise
- Helps with stability and balance.
Which plane of motion do people get injured more frequently and why?
Many injuries such as ACL tears in the knee, or back injuries occur in the transverse plane of motion. Yet rather than training our bodies to become stronger in this plane, it's been overlooked completely by most training programs. Not only that but as we become more sedentary as a nation these injuries are becoming more and more common.
Timothy Hewett PhD, professor of physiology and biology at Ohio State University cites transverse plane pivoting movements as the leading cause of knee ligament injuries. With female athletes who participate in these activities being 2-10 times more likely to sustain ACL injury. He states that these injuries occur when landing or running then pivoting and that by training good body mechanics within these planes a reduced injury rate should occur.
What can I do to reduce the risk?
One important thing to remember is that most sports include rotational, transverse plane, movements yet until recently this plane of motion was all but neglected in training. However it's not just an essential plane of motion to train for athletes but for the average person too. Imagine making the bed, you bend you twist you lift. In fact the transverse plane gets a pretty well used all day every day, by choosing exercises in the transverse plane for our workouts, we can get stronger at these movement patterns and reduce the risk of injury.
Research from Peter Beek PhD, from the department of motor behavior at the University of Amsterdam the Netherlands confirms the need for training in the transverse plane with research on walking and lower back pain. His study has shown that low back pain was more likely in the participants with less flexibility and rotation in the spine and hips.
Is any plane of motion better than the others?
If you had to pick just one, it would be the transverse plane, simply because it's so underutilized yet so important. However all good training programs should include all three planes of motion, this is the problem currently, in that most barely even address the frontal plane, and most don't include the transverse plane at all.
The simple fact is that transverse movements are challenging due to the rotation, flexibility and core strength required. This can be especially so if you have weak core and stabilizing muscles, as such it's best to limit these to 2-3 exercises per workout session. Perhaps less if you are a beginner.
Remember to use modifications, and that it's about progression, not perfection. If you are new to moving in the transverse plane, you might find your core, balance, and stability are significantly challenged. So focus on form and technique rather than speed and reps.
Training for exercise movements vs training with machines.
Machines are not a functional representation of what happens in daily movement, they lack the ability to move the body in all planes of motion in any functional way. Most machines focus on single joint movement, isolating muscles.
Maybe you're able to lift a lot of weight with that leg extension but that won't really help you getting in and out of a chair as it only works part of the leg muscles, the lunges however works everything and you can vary the plane of motion.
One great bonus of working in all three planes of motion means you have to work functionally and dynamically and that means a boost to the calorie burn and metabolism. By using multi joint functional exercises like squats, lunges, and rotational ball passes the core has to work to engage your torso while your body performs the exercise. This means more muscle activation and more calories!
So next time you're sitting down to plan your next workout, thing about your movement patterns. Are you just training in one direction? Are you just sitting the whole workout going from one machine to the next and wondering why you aren't getting results? Two tips for the best results are training for function and training in all three planes of motion.


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Twenty Interesting Things About… Vivien Leigh
Here are twenty interesting facts about the actress who starred as Scarlett O'Hara—the beautiful, one-eyebrow raising Vivien Leigh. (As always, feel free to shout out more facts you might know about, or point out any inaccuracies you might notice.)
There's never been another like her.
1. When she began working with a talent agent at the beginning of her career, her married name was Vivian Holman. Her agent wanted her to change her name to "April Morn." She instead chose Vivien (changed spelling) Leigh, after her husband Herbert Leigh Holman.
2. Vivien Leigh and Lawrence Olivier met and fell in love while filming Fire Over England in 1937. They were both married at the time, and continued their affair until their respective spouses granted them divorces. Leigh and Olivier were married in 1940. Katharine Hepburn was one of only two witnesses.
3. Vivien and her ex-husband Leigh Holman remained close throughout her life.
4. Vivien Leigh was quoted as saying that she never forgave the first critic who gave her a favorable review and called her a "great actress" because it put what she described as "such an onus and such a responsibility onto me, which I simply wasn't able to carry."
5. She ultimately won the role of Scarlett over Paulette Goddard, Jean Arthur, Joan Bennett, who had been narrowed down for the part.
6. Both Scarlett O'Hara's and Vivien Leigh's parents were French and Irish.
7. In the famous "I'll never be hungry again" scene in Gone With the Wind—the part where Scarlett snarfs down a radish, then vomits—the vomiting noises had to be recorded by Olivia de Havilland. Whether this was because Vivien Leigh could not produce a realistic enough retching sound OR refused to do it because it wasn't ladylike remains a point of dispute.
8. Vivien Leigh was paid between $25,000 and $30,000 for her role of Scarlett. (Clark Gable was paid $120,000 for his role as Rhett Butler.)
9. The actor who played Beau Wilkes (Melanie and Ashley Wilkes' young son) in Gone With the Wind would later say that Vivien Leigh was very kind to him and was "one of the loveliest ladies" he had ever met.
10. Vivien Leigh was 25 when she filmed Gone With the Wind. The actress who played her mother was 28.
11. Vivien Leigh, a British actress, won two Oscars—both for playing the part of Southern belles: for Scarlett O'Hara/Gone With the Wind and Blanche DuBois/A Streetcar Named Desire.
12. Tennessee Williams (author of A Streetcar Named Desire) said that Leigh as DuBois was "everything that I intended, and much that I had never dreamed of."
13. Vivien Leigh later said that it was playing the role of Blanche DuBois that finally "tipped me over into madness."
14. Vivien Leigh suffered from bipolar disorder for years. Olivier later wrote about it extensively in his autobiography, and referenced many ways in which the illness hampered both her career and personal contentment, and their relationship. He wrote "Throughout her possession by that uncannily evil monster, manic depression, with its deadly ever-tightening spirals, she retained her own individual canniness – an ability to disguise her true mental condition from almost all except me, for whom she could hardly be expected to take the trouble."
15. Leigh and Olivier divorced in 1960. She would later say that she "would rather have lived a short life with Larry [Olivier] than face a long one without him."
16. Leigh reportedly had disproportionately large hands, and wore gloves frequently to cover them up. (Leigh was 5'3″)
17. Vivien Leigh was regarded as one of the most beautiful actresses of her time, and both Olivier and George Cukor lamented that her acting talents were often overlooked by her beauty. Cukor said that Leigh was "the consummate actress, hampered by beauty."
18. Tuberculosis, from which Leigh had also suffered for years, was the ultimate cause of her death.
19. As a publicity maneuver, fans of Gone With the Wind (the book) were asked to vote by ballot as to who should play Scarlett in the movie. Out of hundreds of ballots, Vivien Leigh received one vote.
20. After Gone With the Wind premiered, The New York Times summed up how perfect she'd been for the role: "Miss Leigh's Scarlett has vindicated the absurd talent quest that indirectly turned her up. She is so perfectly designed for the part by art and nature that any other actress in the role would be inconceivable."
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Turf Bowl crowns youth champs
HUNTINGTON -- Saturday's Turf Bowl at Joan C. Edwards Stadium turned out to be historic for the four division champions of the Tri-State Youth Football League.
Tolsia used an interception by Robert Dalton and a defensive stand on the final drive to edge Beverly Hills, 14-6, in the A Division championship game. Tolsia coaches believe it's the first A crown for the Rebels in 11 years.
Douglass/Cammack got two TD passes from Jaylon Adaway and turned in a fourth-down stop on the final drive in the game to rally from a 12-0 deficit and edge South Point, 14-12, in the B finale. It's the first Turf Bowl B crown for the Express.
Ceredo-Kenova did the history making in the C Division and D Division contests.
In the C game, Jeremiah Milum scored on a 1-yard run in the second quarter and the Wonders made the score hold up for a 6-0 win over Douglass/Cammack. The Express advanced to the C-K 33 on its final drive, but turned the ball over on downs.
In the D game, Graeson Malashevich racked up 260 yards on 30 carries and scored five times to spark C-K past Barboursville, 44-12.
Before Saturday, C-K never had a team win a Turf Bowl crown and had just two teams in the finals since 2003.
All four champions in the Tri-State Youth Football League's season wrapup finished unbeaten.
A Division
Tolsia 14, Beverly Hills 6
Tolsia capitalized on a blocked punt for its first score and a 52-yard TD sprint by Jennings Holland in the fourth period clinched it for the Rebels (10-0). This season, A teams had to punt (no automatic 20-yard markoff) and coaches stayed on the sideline.
"We went after it. Special teams are huge," Tolsia coach Steve Stroud said. "We wanted to strike first. That's why we took the ball first. It didn't work, but we got it on our second try." Tyler Stroud scored the TD on a 7-yard run.
Late in the third period, following a Tolsia fumble, Beverly Hills quarterback Clark Wilson IV hooked up with Trey Sims for an 84-yard touchdown pass. Sims broke one tackle and sped down the right sideline to score, but the Rebels stopped the Blackhawks on the try for two.
Beverly Hills drove to the Tolsia 28 late in the fourth period and Dalton picked off a pass intended for Frederick Hightower for a drive-killing interception. On the next play, Holland found daylight up the middle and sprinted in for a TD. The Blackhawks marched to the Tolsia 17 in the closing seconds, but after a pass completion, the clock ran out as they were out of timeouts.
"Our pass defense is not the greatest in the world," Stroud said. "We worked on it because we knew we'd face D/C and Beverly Hills. Dalton made a great play on the ball. We didn't want to give up the big play."
"I read the quarterback and he took me to the ball," Dalton said. "I cut in front, jumped up and got it. I was elated and relieved. I was nervous at the end. The goal was not to let anyone get behind us."
As for Holland's TD, Stroud said, "it was a game-breaker. When he breaks free, no one's going to catch him."
B Division
Douglass/Cammack 14, South Point 12
South Point used TD runs of 30 yards by D'Angelo Palladino and 40 by Brandon Layne to open a 12-0 lead after one period.
Douglass/Cammack (12-0) battled back on TD passes of 15 yards from Adaway to Dajon Congleton and a 9-yard strike from Adaway to Dionne Jackson and the same two hooking up for the go-ahead 2-point conversion pass. A South Point fumble set the Express up.
With 2:29 left, the Pointers got one final chance as they recovered an Express fumble at the South Point 39. They drove to the 13 where they had a fourth-and-1 and the D/C defense stopped D'Angelo Palladino for no gain to clinch the title.
"These young guys never quit," Express coach Mike Thomas said. "That last drive was tough. We had to make tackles. First downs didn't matter. That last play we sent all three linebackers. You know you're probably going to have to tackle No. 34 (Palladino). We hit the gaps, got penetration and made a stand."
C Division
Ceredo-Kenova 6, Douglass/Cammack 0
Milum's TD came just 54 seconds before halftime. Early in the fourth period the Wonders (10-0) had a big stop on defense as they held Dakota Eubank to no gain on a fourth-and-13 at the C-K 19.
"These kids put in a lot of time," Wonders coach Jeff Edwards said. "This is special. C-K (Ceredo-Kenova High School) won a lot of state titles. We'd never won a Turf Bowl title."
Edwards said his defense came up big when needed. This was the eighth shutout of the season for the Wonders.
"D/C's got some capable players who could break one at any moment," Edwards said. "Our first defense wasn't scored on. In the game of football, that's tremendous. You get guys in the right place, but they still have to make plays. The TD was the drive of the game. Then we had to get stops and we did."
D Division
Ceredo-Kenova 44, Barboursville 12
Malashevich and Jayce Gould of Barboursville each scored twice in the second period. Gould's runs covered 66 and 63 yards, but the Wonders (11-0) contained the Pirates in the second half and continued to pile up the yards as well.
"We thought we could block them and our backs ran hard," C-K coach Billy Malashevich said. "Our backs ran really hard. They couldn't do anything without the guys up front. On defense, once we gained control I knew we'd be fine.
"This is very special. C-K has only two teams make it (Turf Bowl finals), we have two today and we're the first to win. This is big for us and the community."


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Casa Viena
Casa Viena property in Villa de Leyva is a real homestay. It has a good social area with a very good equiped kitchen, guests can use it to prepare their own food. We have only 3 private rooms , its a quiet ambiance, perfect to relax ,sharing with an austrian/colombian family...
If you decide to make a reservation at our house, it is important not to expect any normal hotel! , we are a 'simple' homestay!
We are located 10 walking minuets from center ,so without 'extra charge' for staying close to the main square, in fact our room rates are one of the most economic in Villa de Leyva!
Coffee in the morning and tea during the day are included in the room rate and of course! you can connect to WiFi! .. If you have questions about Villa de Leyva and its surroundings? We're here to help!
Casa Viena in Villa de Leyva is a good place to rest . Here with us, you can make your first stop before going further on. In case if you have a flight leaving from Bogota you can go directly to the airport without need of a stopover in Bogota.
Arriving with your own car you must know that Casa Viena does not offer parking service
latest check in 8 p.m
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- Breakfast not included
- Cable TV
- Cafeteria
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Not Accepted
- DVDs
- Free City Maps
- Free Wifi
- Internet Access
- Kitchen
- Luggage Storage
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Taxes included
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
A taxi takes less than 5 minutes ,-we are in the neighborhood 'La Baadera', about 150m along the dirt road to the military base(or the road to Arcoiris, a luxury hotel)
If you want to walk, leave the bus station on the side of plaza Mayor..
Cross the plaza on the side with the church, and continue straight ahead on to ' calle caliente', passing Ricaurte Park on your right..Continue straight on to the poved road(with a park on the left and houses on the right)
You will arrive at a bridge-cross it , and take the dirt road to the right(there is a sing that says Arcoiris)....
The road is called' carrera 10' or ' via a la Colorada', continue along this road for 150m, and Casa Viena will be on the right hand side - All together 12 minuits...
How to get o Villa de Leyva?
Get in from Bogot first to Tunja changing there to Villa de Leyva or by direct bus
From Bogota to Tunja buses are leaving every 10 minutes. In Tunja you change to a bus to Villa de Leyva (39 km) last bus from Tunja around 6:30 p.m
The bus line Libertador has big comfortable buses leaving twice a day direct to Villa de Leyva (4:50 am and 2:00 pm).. Another bus company called 'Valle de Tenza' (not that comfortable as Libertadores ),leaving direct every day at 6 a.m 8:45 a.m. 11 a.m. 4:30
Or you go by 'Transmilenio' (bus system in Bogot) to 'Portal del Norte', the exit of Bogota , where you pick up one of the buses passing by every some minuets to Tunja - or one of the direct buses.
All buses, leaving from the bus station are passing by Portal del Norte around 50 minutes later (saving in this way 1 hour bus ride )
A taxi to 'Portal del Norte', from the airport or from the center of Bogota cost around 25.000 pesos
From Chinquinquira: Vans leave hourly to Villa de leyva - approximately a 1 hour trip. Last bus around 4p.m
To combine a trip to the Salt Cathedral on the way to Villa de Leyva, take a bus to Zipaquira and then take a taxi to the Cathedral. Then take a taxi to Plaza de la Riena for a minibus to Chiquinquira.
Get in from San Gil first to Tunja changing there to Villa de Leyva - all together it takes about 6 hours - dont miss the last bus in Tunja to Villa de Leyva - leaving around 6:30 p.m.
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