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What a week in baseball it was! I got goose bumps when hearing about Jeter beating Lou Gehrig's hit record; I wish I could have been there. Every week that we get closer to the end of the season I think of all the great things that happened and all the stories that were created. This season was an epic one for me; this is the first time that I actually indulged in all baseball & followed most of the stories. And what an amazing experience it has been! I'm looking forward to next season. Also, I want to welcome Madeleine Rose to our team, she contributed and wrote some really good articles this week.
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One of my favorite players who's not having such a good season Grady Sizemore just had arthroscopic surgery on his left elbow. Ouch! The surgery took place on Wednesday morning and was performed by the team's physician. And to make things worse, he is scheduled to undergo another painful lower abdominal surgery next Wednesday in Philly. I think that Grady hurt his groin early in spring training during an outfield drill & waited a whole season to have the procedure. Is this why he hasn't had the best season this year? The poor guy has been playing in pain all year! Grady is a three-time All-Star and I was sad that he didn't make it this year. Injuries had a major impact on Grady's performance; after setting career highs in home runs (33), RBI (90) and stolen bases (38) last year, he hit .248 with 18 homers, 64 RBI and 13 steals in 106 games this season. Cleveland is expecting Grady to fully recover for spring training in February, let's hope that he does, so that team has a better season next year! They need you Grady, get better!
Federal Agent, Jeff Novitzky, was suspected of illegally appropriating the MLB player's medical records and creating a list of players who tested positive for steroid use. Novitzky and anybody else who was involved in the leaking of confidential information, such as lawyers, prosecutors, investigators, and clerks, are at risk of facing jail time. There is a lot of controversy surrounding this case; some think that what Novitzky did was the right thing to do, while others criticize the government for breaking the law by seizing this information and sharing it with others. As of now, the courts are less focused on going after the baseball players who cheated, and more focused on targeting those who were involved in the scandal. Since the government is facing scrutiny for its unconstitutional actions, the courts should find it necessary to investigate and punish those who were involved. As for the players who were on the list, it may have been wrong for them to use steroids in the first place, but does that justify Novitzky's actions? Perhaps there could have been a better way to go about this. If this information is meant to be confidential, then that's how it should remain. If the people find it necessary to know if baseball players are using steroids or not, then there should be a monthly drug-tests that are not anonymous, just like with any other job.
Ichiro Suzuki is on his way to the Baseball Hall of Fame for the second time! He only needs 5 more hits to reach 200 hits this season, making it his 9th consecutive season with at least 200 hits per season. Ichiro already replaced Hall of Fame's first baseman George Sisler as a single-season hit leader, now he's on his way to break the record that he shares with Willie Keeler for making as many hits in 8 consecutive seasons. Ichiro is also the second fastest to reach the 2,000-hit milestone. Al Simmons did it in 1,390 games and Ichiro did it in 1,402. Ichiro has only been playing in the United States since 2001 and already he's on his way to the Baseball Hall of Fame for the second time! This extraordinary player is literally a legend in the making!
Since 1995, MLB has been giving the "best losing" team of each division a second chance at winning with the introduction of the Wild Card Race. Splitting the league from 2 divisions to 3 required an extra team, because a 3-team playoff would result in odd numbers. Basically, the teams in the Wild Card Race get a second chance at winning the playoffs, the fans get to watch their favorite team continue to play, and the owners can deepen their pockets a little more each year. Now, that may seem like a fair thing to do, giving everyone a second chance, but is it fair to the teams who won all the games and deservedly moved onto the playoffs? Of the last 28 Wild Card winners and the 9 that made it to the series, 4 have taken the title (perhaps even from possibly more deserving teams). The wild Card has changed the face and odds of the playoffs. This may keep the attention of some of the fans, but it may also cost the game's integrity. The wild Card is a lot like steroids, it gives weaker teams/players a chance at artificial greatness!
"I really didn't know what to do because we were losing at the time and I didn't want to disrespect Tampa," Jeter said. "I never dreamt about all of this." After not hitting for a while Jeter broke out of his slump in a big way Wednesday night, with three hits Jeter matched Gehrig's franchise mark, and the Yankees topped of a 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay. Jeter tied Gehrig with 2,721 hits as a Yankee. He's one of the classiest people to ever play this game," Jeter said during an on-field, postgame television interview pumped over the stadium public address system. "It's just kind of mind-boggling to have my name next to his."
And if that wasn't exciting enough, after a day off on Thursday Jeter broke the New York Yankees' hit record held by Lou Gehrig for more than seven decades when he singled to right in the third inning Friday night. His opposite-field grounder against Baltimore gave Jeter 2,722 hits, one more than Gehrig, whose Hall of Fame career was cut short by illness in 1939. It was Jeter's 268th hit against Baltimore, his most against any opponent. "Being a former captain and what he stood for, when you mention his name to any baseball fan around the country it means a lot," Jeter said. "I think passing him makes it stand out that much more." "The whole experience has been overwhelming," Jeter said. "This is more than I could've imagined."Jeter also stole second base in the first inning for his 300th career steal, which ranks second on the franchise list behind Rickey Henderson (326). Congratulations Derek! Derek got his first hit on May 30, 1995, at Seattle and set the Yankees mark with 14 seasons of splendid consistency. His two singles Friday night gave him 1,363 hits at home and 1,360 on the road.
Gehrig's final hit came on April 29, 1939, a single against the Washington Senators. The Iron Horse had held the club record for hits since Sept. 6, 1937, when he passed Babe Ruth. Gehrig's career ended suddenly in 1939 because of illness. Who can forget that heartfelt speech that he gave at the Yankees stadium on July 4, 1939 "I'm the luckiest man on the face of the earth!" Two years later, he died at 37 from the disease that would later bear his name.


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Problems in the Defense Department's supply chain aren't a new issue. The military has always been at risk from enemies and had a need for tight security. A GAO sting operation earlier this year highlighted some vulnerabilities, for example.
But the prevalence of digital systems brings a newer kind of threat: one that can be tiny in size but huge in potential impact. It is the risk of electronic components that have been altered to digitally infiltrate U.S. defense systems.
"We're now worried [about] the integrity of the products coming into our global supply chain that might compromise businesses confidentiality or the overall availability of essential services," said Melissa Hathaway, former White House cybersecurity adviser and now president of Hathaway Global Solutions. Hathaway spoke as part of a panel at the Potomac Institute in Washington on Sept. 26.
The globalization of the market and the supply chain opens the door to more potential adversaries gaining access to parts, the panelists indicated.
"Products are being built, delivered, maintained and upgraded all around the world, and they are vulnerable to opponents who wish harm," Hathaway said. She added that the global nature of today's manufacturing cycle "provides adversaries, or these opponents, with greater opportunities to manipulate the product from design through its entire life cycle," including the possibility of gaining access to DOD networks.
Brett Lambert, deputy assistant secretary of defense for manufacturing and industrial base policy, admitted that Pentagon officials have seen cases of chips with "built-in back doors" that could allow system access for espionage or data theft.
"The vast majority of this is really criminal behavior," Lambert said, noting that the problem is exacerbated by the government's increased of commercial products, which can be more difficult to track and regulate than custom-built goods.
The digital aspect of the supply chain worries represent a step further than more traditional concerns of just physical risks, as were the subject of the GAO's operation and resultant study. In those cases the concern was more often about parts that were counterfeit and could possibly fail or not function at all – equally dangerous, but with a different intent.
"It started out in the way of theft…[but now] our real concern and fear is that it could evolve past that, to destruction," said Dennis Bartko, special assistant for cyber to the National Security Agency director.
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Bartko said he was encouraged by the growing federal use of cloud, which allows for data to be stored in different servers, dispersing the elements that enemies want to target. Cloud's institution also allows for built-in security from the start, allowing for better protection, he added.
Another solution discussed at the panel was the idea of incentives, such as tax credits to companies that invest in good, more secure processes and practices to create better products in the future, as Hathaway noted.
Other possible solutions include the growing use of a trusted supplier list, and the potential for DOD to buy electronic parts from "trusted foundries" – highly secure manufacturers based in the U.S.
According to Lambert, the trusted foundries may be the answer for a narrow swath of very high-priority programs, but it's expensive, puts limitations on global innovation and won't work for most weapons systems. He also stressed that further regulations wouldn't be a viable option, either.
"We're really looking at incentives, not disincentives," Lambert said. "The old standby remedy to most supply chain concerns of 'mandate it' won't work in the new global reality. Strict regulations and restrictions, when you talk about technology, never really work over a long period…we find ourselves coming up with great standards but alienating the very technological edge we're seeking."
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- 1Department of Neuroscience, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
- 2Department of Community Medicine and General Practice, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
- 3Regional Centre for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Oslo, Norway
- 4Department of Laboratory Medicine, Children's and Women's Health, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
- 5Unit for applied Clinical Research, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and Institute of Applied Health Sciences, University of Aberdeen, UK
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Objective: To evaluate the prevalence of psychiatric symptoms and disorders associated with low birth weight.
Design/study groups: A population based follow up study of 56 very low birthweight (VLBW: birth weight ⩽ 1500 g), 60 term small for gestational age (SGA: birth weight < 10th centile), and 83 term control (birth weight ⩾ 10th centile) children at 14 years of age.
Outcome measures: Schedule for affective disorders and schizophrenia for school aged children, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) rating scale IV, autism spectrum screening questionnaire, and children's global assessment scale.
Results: VLBW adolescents had a higher prevalence of psychiatric symptoms (46%) than controls (13%) (odds ratio (OR) 5.7, 95% confidence interval (CI) 2.5 to 13.0) and more psychiatric disorders (25%) than controls (7%) (OR 4.3, 95%CI 1.5 to 12.0), especially anxiety disorders. Although 25% of the VLBW adolescents had attention problems, ADHD was diagnosed in only 7%. Four VLBW adolescents had symptoms of Asperger's disorder, and the VLBW group had a higher sum score than controls on the autism spectrum screening questionnaire. Although more SGA adolescents had psychiatric symptoms than controls (23% v 13%), the difference was not statistically significant. Results remained essentially the same when adolescents with low estimated intelligence quotient were excluded, and persisted after possible psychosocial confounders had been controlled for.
Conclusion: VLBW, but not SGA adolescents, have a high risk of developing psychiatric symptoms and disorders by the age of 14, especially attention deficit, anxiety symptoms, and relational problems.
- ADHD, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
- ASSQ, autism spectrum screening questionnaire
- CGAS, children's global assessment scale
- DSM-IV, Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders, fourth edition
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- SGA, small for gestational age
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Catyph is a 1st person adventure game from the creator of ASA: A Space Adventure. Discover the world and mechanisms of Tytaah, a moon of Catyph divided into several regions, and try to understand what the Kunci is, and who created it.
You're an astronaut with no specific identity, sent in mission by the people of your planet, Terra. You're on your own and you need to use your brain to progress in the game. The gameplay is close to what you can find in most 1st person adventures. But the similarities end here.
We are pleased to introduce the 3rd project from Simon Mesnard : 'Catyph: The Kunci Experiment'. It's a 1st person adventure game to be released in Summer 2014, and similar to our previous game ASA: A Space Adventure. In Catyph:TKE, a sci-fi oriented point & click, you start on a moon called Tytaah divided into several regions, where you'll face challenging puzzles in various environments.
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Catyph:TKE has once again been thought like an interactive story and exploration : it will feature prerendered graphics and CG cutscenes, to follow our initial short film 'Catyph'. Like in ASA, the storyline of the game will be developed for an immersive experience.
"You play in 2062 as an astronaut sent by Terra to explore the solar system in search for signs of intelligent life. After going through strange events, you finally land on Tytaah, a moon of planet Catyph. You quickly realise that a mechanism called the Kunci is the reason for your presence here, and a man of unknown identity asks you to make it work for him. You'll have to explore the moon and other places to gather more informations and understand the situation."
Catyph has a traditionnal point & click gameplay similar to the Myst series. It is created with the Visionaire Studio engine used by the Daedalic teams (Deponia). With the help of all data you collect, and the support of your AI, you will visit Tytaah and try to access all the regions of this moon. Your main mission : understanding what the Kunci is. All the game relies on exploration and discovery.
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Hello, Simon. Your posts about production and post-production are very nice. I didnt read all of them but I will. Its good to learn a little more about that. Thanks.
Im concerned with one thing. Do you try to make most puzzles related to the story and settings? Some puzzle-heavy games tend to have very little story and too much puzzles which can be pretty overwhelming after some time. So Im curious how do you balance these things.
It looks really nice. Congratulations, Simon. You achieved to make the CGI movie interesting and surreal while not overdoing it into some weird stuff. There is only one very strange thing - that the astronaut is alone. I would advice to have some explanation for that (hint) in the game. I have few questions:
- Is movement free (FPS style) or nod-based?
- Could player meet few people or other inteligent beings/robots in the game in order to talk with them? Or is it secret? :)
- Is the story partially surreal or mythical or most things are explained and logical at the end?
Sorry for the late reply! Thanks for your comment, I'm glad you liked the short film. The fact that the astronaut is alone is somehow explained in the game, yes. You will have access to a datalog with a lot of info.
- movement is not free. Catyph is a slideshow game with video transitions. It is not realtime 3D.
- the player will be in communication with different characters. They will talk to you and make the story evolve.
- the story is both surreal and logical. It is surreal because most of the technologies and events are far from what we know of space exploration nowadays, but everything finds an explanation in a sci-fi way.
Thanks for reply. Movement and communication is ok for me. I hope that at least one of these characters wont be human. :)
Do you also plan some survival element like the need to supply water tube in your suit? I know its not exactly survival adventure, but... you are alone on a distant moon after all. It could be implemented as mild atmosphere-enhancing puzzle element, not some constant deadly threat (for example - you will need water only few times in a story).
I can't tell too much now :) There is something I have in mind about supply, but it's not water or food. I will have to make some tests first, but later in the development when I have finished the graphics part.
You can see a preview of the characters on the devblog: 2011asa.blogspot.fr
So oxygen then? :-)
Chars - that two unrevealed chars somewhat reminds me of R2D2 and C3PO. :-)
Germinal - he looks like a vampire.
General - I would probably avoid that cigar. Its pretty stereotypical Starcraft-style feature for "cool tough soldiers". IMHO scar would be better. The whole general model is far from great but I assume you wont see it much in the game.
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Every year, we get way too excited about certain teams' prospects for the upcoming season. There are six such teams that stand out for the 2011 season.
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Super 8 Gettysburg is located within a mile (2 km) of The David Wills House and Majestic Theater. This hotel has 50 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, an indoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Gettysburg Convention & Visitors Bureau and Gettysburg Railroad Station Museum are also near this Gettysburg hotel.
Start your day off right with a free continental breakfast offered each morning.
Super 8 Gettysburg's 50 air-conditioned rooms provide microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. 32-inch LCD TVs come with cable channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Other amenities include free newspapers, free local calls, and safes.
Property features
At Super 8 Gettysburg, guests have access to an indoor pool, a spa tub, and free WiFi in public areas. There's free parking and an area shuttle for a fee. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a 24-hour business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
- Free continental breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Indoor pool
Super 8 Gettysburg869 York Road Gettysburg PA 17325
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Super 8 Gettysburg features an indoor pool and a spa tub. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Event facilities measure 490 square feet (46 square meters). This Gettysburg hotel also offers a picnic area, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour business center
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Computer station
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 50
- 24-hour front desk
- Indoor pool
- Number of floors - 2
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Laundry facilities
- One meeting room
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Picnic area
- Conference space size (feet) - 490
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 46
- Spa tub
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
Super 8 Gettysburg offers 50 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. 32-inch LCD televisions come with premium cable channels. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Microwave
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Television
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 3 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 12.00 per pet, per night
- 3 per room
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
No elevators
- Deposit: USD 10% per day
- Breakage deposit: USD 10% per night
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 12.00 per pet, per night
- Late check-out fee: USD 20.00
- In-room safe fee: USD 1.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 12.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Gettysburg Super 8
- Super 8 Gettysburg
- Super 8 Hotel Gettysburg
- Gettysburg Super Eight
- Super 8 Gettysburg Hotel Gettysburg
- Super Eight Gettysburg
- Super 8 Gettysburg Hotel
We should mention
Up to 4 children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Alcohol is not served at this property.


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This sail in Croatia is probably my most favourite thing I have done travelling.
I was fortunate enough to get a really good group of people with a diverse mix, however we instantly came together as a group of individuals on day one and were like a family by the end of the trip.
In relation to Croatia, WOW what a country. I'm sure in the winter time it's a bit different, however in summer this place is incredible. They Croatians are very welcoming and their is just a good vibe in all of the places you visit.
The night lift is great, everything is really well priced, and it's a well organised trip by Contiki.
It is much different to the European Contiki's etc, you actually get time to relax!
I will be paying Croatia another visit very shortly.
This is my second Contiki trip, and it was even better than I had expected it to be. The tour guide, Sherif, was exceptionally knowledgeable on Egyptian history and was an excellent guide. He truly made the world of a difference, making this trip as much fun as it was educational. There were 21 of us on the group and we all had a great time and made some new friends. Also, Egypt was totally safe - we never had any issues and never felt unsafe. Their tourism has been suffering and I'm happy Contiki added this tour back because it felt totally safe to be there!
I am just writing in to say that this Contiki trip was absolutely amazing! Rhi (our tour manager) and Sandro (our coach driver) were beyond a doubt the best any trip could ever ask for! I have #noregrets whatsoever and that's all because of these two fantastic people!! Thank you Rhi and Sandro making this a trip of a lifetime!! xoxox
I currently write this as I am trying to pass time at the airport making my way home from the European discovery back to NY. Man what a great 2 weeks. So many unforgettable moments and so many great memories with people you will never forget. So many lifelong friendships were created with people on the other side of the world who you probably may never see again. Tears will be shed when it's time for goodbyes... Big thanks to Evana and Miki for being great leaders for our tour. They absolutely made this the best trip possible. If anyone is reading this trying to decide whether to book or not I say DO IT! You won't regret it. This was my first time doing a group tour and being in Europe so I had a few reservations about how things would go coming into the trip. I also booked it very spontaneously around 1 week before the actual trip. So I did not know what to expect and how much I would enjoy the vacation. But in then end I am incredibly happy with my decision. Not only do you learn about other countries and cultures, but you also learn a lot about yourself. Such a great 2 weeks and I wish I could just keep reliving them over and over with the people I met and never go back to work! Will definitely do Contiki again
A life changing experience which I would recommend to anybody wanting to see the amazing islands of Thailand. Being my first Contiki trip and traveling alone, the group of people on our tour made it feel like we'd known each other for years and have made some life-long friends because of it. Partying on Koh Phi Phi and swimming on Maya Beach were amongst some of the greatest things i've experienced in my lifetime. This may have been my first Contiki Tour, but definitely will not be my last!
This was the most amazing experience of my life. Matt was the best tour guide in the world. There was never a dull moment and I couldn't have asked for a more life changing experience. Between elephant riding and hanging out with tiger's my life has been forever changed. This tour is worth every penny and more. I wish it never ended.
Had a wonderful time in NY. Unfortunately the description and itinerary is a bit deceiving. Thought we were going to see a lot more than we did. It was more of a drive by than actually stopping, which was disappointing. Would have liked to see more of the touristy places. However it was still a good tour!
Optional tours were fantastic though!!
I went on this trip alone, straight out of high school, knowing no one and never having travelled overseas by myself before. And I have to say, it was the best decision I've ever made!!
Not only was the tour manager (Enzo - a local Italian) AMAZING and beyond funny, but the places we went, the food we ate, and the benefits we got as Contiki travelers, were just incredible. Contiki really does go the extra mile to make sure every part of your trip is well taken care of and that you have the time of your life, without having to worry about the finer details.
Most importantly, however, were the friends I made. I was 18 years old - one of the youngest on the trip - and I found myself forming my closest friendships with 28 and 29 year olds. I was able to have mature, intellectual, emotional and deep conversations; connecting with people on a level I have never been able to do with people my own age. I grew up tremendously on Contiki, and I have made life-long friends from all over the world.
That was my first Contiki trip and I am already planning my next trip for 2015. Without a doubt one of the best experiences ever!
And just a note on going alone (for those of you who are concerned about that): I asked two people to come with me and was let down by both of them. I didn't let that stop me though, and I went by myself anyway. And as I said earlier: BEST DECISION I've made! So if you're looking for advice, I say: Leave your friends behind and GO ALONE. I promise you it will be worth while. You will be forced out of your comfort zone and you will make friends that you may never have considered if you had had the safety net of a friend. Also, being alone means you have no one to consider and no one to please - you go where you want, with whoever you want, and that's that.
Thanks again Contiki, you'll be seeing more of me! :)
This tour is absolutely amazing and exceeded all my expectations in terms of accommodation, food, tour manager, local guides, sightseeing and every thing else.
Our tour manager was Alex and his knowledge of everything China made the trip even better.
I booked this tour at the last possible minute and it ended up being one of the best decisions of my life. I was in a group of 16 and we all got along really well. I know that the people I met on tour will be friends for life.
The tour includes all the essentials but it doesn't feel rushed at any point. Each city you visit has its own highlights whether it's the Great Wall or Forbidden City in Beijing, the Terra Cotta Warriors in Xi'an, the nightlife and shopping in Shanghai, the karsts and beautiful sights in Yangshuo or Victoria Peak in Hong Kong. My personal highlights were the Great Wall, the Shanghai nightlife and two days of unwinding in Yangshuo.
I can't recommend this tour enough and I will be encouraging all my friends to do it. China is an amazing country, the people are so friendly and the culture is fascinating. If you're considering doing this tour just book it. You won't be disappointed.
This trip for me is what urged me to want to travel more. It was my first ever overseas trip. And to say it was amazing would be an understatement. This trip has it all. Whether your a party animal, culture seeker, adrenaline junkie or there to meet new people.
From the day my tour started the people were wonderful. From all around the world friendships were formed. The entire energy throughout the whole trip was awesome.
Id say the two greatest things I enjoyed most was the Waitomo caves and OGO Ranges. And most definitely cram as much of the optional activities in. You will not be disappointed.
It was also so great to have a really great tour guide and driver. Sarah, our tour guide and Ricky, our driver. We're so full of life, great humor and knowledge. They really made the trip.
All in all, I had a wonderful time. And am now eager to follow my contiki adventures. Next stop Asia !!
This tour was FULL ON. In a good way and with some hiccups. Definitely make sure you're up for constantly being on the move because this tour is nothing short of fast paced. I found myself sick when I arrived to start the tour and honestly I got worse as time went on. I ended up having to see a doctor in Cusco, Peru and was diagnosed with bronchitis, a throat and sinus infection, YAY ME. Haha. First things first, TRAVEL INSURANCE. Get it.
Take lots of meds with you, cold and flu, altitude sickness, normal panadol etc, gastro, everything. Apparently our group was the least sick any group has been, but I'll tell you what, you're pushing your body to the limits with lots of walking and exploring and weather changing at every destination. We had sunny weather in Miraflores, pouring rain, thunderstorms, snow slush in Puno. See what I mean? So I recommend taking a jacket and warm clothes, or if you're up for buying alpaca jumpers and crazy pants like I did, do that.
In South America, you'll rarely see an elevator, so if you have a suitcase, prepare to be dragging that thing up staircases, which is what I did, didn't really bother me, but just for the heads up.
SPANISH! Oh gosh, how could I forget. Okay, if you're going to SA, I HIGHLY recommend learning some simple phrases or if you're like super talented, learn more than that. The language barrier was much more intense than I thought. I couldn't flip through my language book fast enough to understand what they were saying. You'll be playing charades, a lot. But for your own sake and for fun, learn some things. It's actually rewarding when you smash out a full sentence AND they understand what you said.
I was never let down by the food in SA. Churros, chocolate, empanadas, you name it. Oh and for the Guinea Pig, well, that tasted like chicken, and it was 'meh'. But alpaca was definitely nice, try that. Just be open to everything. Especially pisco sours, be very open to them, mwuahaha.
Money wise, I think I spent a good $2000-$3000. Including optionals and food, gifts etc...I can't remember, but I came home with money. It's very cheap over there apart from the major cities. Peru, cheap cheap cheap. Argentina, a bit more expensive…and Brazil, relatively cheap!
Okay so skipping along, Machu Picchu, was just far better than anything I could have imagined. Really. Like a dream. We luckily had amazing weather so we were very lucky. I dipped out on the Inca Trail as something was stuffed up in my booking but me and one of the boys ended up climbing Machu Picchu Mountain, and that was INCREDIBLE. Take photos, LOTS of photos. If you love photography like I do, definitely take an DSLR with you. You'll capture some crazy moments.
Places I LOVED. Colca Canyon was definintely a favourite. very remote, but beautiful views. The little cabin-like hotel you stay in is gorgeous. A warm fire to laze around, board games, it's just cosy. There's also a crazy pet alpaca that roams the halls like a ghost in the middle of the night and you don't want to get on his bad side. But when waking up there was the snowy mountains in the distance, gorgeous. If you get the chance, do the zip lining. That was a rush for sure!!
Honestly just driving around on the bus, you get to see so many beautiful views…Peru is just landscape heaven. Make sure you do take good shoes to walk in, runners etc…
I loved Puno/Lake Titicaca - seeing the floating markets, having lunch on the island and playing soccer with the locals was a great experience.
I must say you don't get a lot of rest time on this tour. I found it very exhausting in the sense that you will some days be up at 4am. Yep, 4am. Haha, but the early bird gets the worm right? I guess every tour is like that, 5-6-7am wake ups. But be prepared for that. This wasn't a huge party tour. We went out some nights, karaoke, played drinking games, had a few big nights, but it wasn't 'that' kind of tour. Which was fine.
Argentina, Buenos Aires was actually a little daunting for me. I didn't really like it there. Just a lot of men harassing you on the streets, so make sure you cover up ladies - if you don't want that attention. But we didn't have a lot of time there anyways, so I'm sure there would have been more to see?
Iguassu Falls was amazing. DEFINITELY recommend doing the speedboat tour. As you go right in and under those waterfalls. Waterproof camera, check.
Brazil, brazil, brazil. So Buzios, was a time to relax. Pool time, go for some walks, do a bit of shopping, definitely go to the crepe place for food. Oh so yum. But yeah this is the chill out time.
And then onto Rio, Rio was reeeeally cool. Saw a lot here. Christ the Redeemer was amazing! Again, perfect weather, so we saw him in all his glory. Haha. We went to Sugarloaf mountain, a huge view of Brazil, that was awesome. Ended up getting to go to a soccer game in maracana stadium - EPIIIICCCC. If you get the chance, do it. The crowd is so insane, you think your country is sport crazy - go there.
Okay so things I wouldn't recommend in Brazil. The Favela Party - hit or miss. We ALL had to go together to this party which was in a huge club in the Favelas. Lots of seedy men and locals, we had our own sectioned off area upstairs, but It just wasn't that good. it's good for a few hours and then a few of us wanted to go home, but in that, EVERYBODY has to want to leave because you all came together.
Another thing I didn't like was we couldn't end up hang-gliding because the weather wasn't good, so they cancelled it, but we couldn't get our money back because they were going to see if we could do it the 'next' day. But that day was meant to be our free day to explore. So we all wanted our money back but didn't get it unless the next day again was cancelled. It was, so we got our money back. But I didn't like the mess around, because we would have lost spare time in Rio. With that day we ended up going to these really good markets in the centre of the city, lots of bits and bobs, I then went and soaked up some sun on Copacabana beach, sooo nice. Had lunch at some restaurant where the waiter gave us a rose - sweet.
I left the day after our tour ended - kind of wished I had another day or two to relax because we didn't get THAT much free time. So definitely do that if you can.
The people on my tour, were awesome. We had the best mix of people, from South Africa, London, America, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. PERFECT. Quite a few couples on this tour - but everyone became really good friends, like brothers and sisters. You really get to know everyone on a personal level and I loved it. I've already met up with some of these people and know I will see them all in the future!
I could keep writing but my hands are sore now. All in all, the good comes with the bad. You've honestly got to make the tour your own. If you want to do something, DO IT. If you really don't want to do something, DON'T DO IT. It's your holiday at the end of the day - and my best advice would be, listen to your body, listen to your mind, and just take each day as it comes. Soak up every opportunity.
I hope this helps! And if anyone wants more information, feel free to message me or email me, I'm happy to share my experiences :) I also have a blogging website you can check my adventures out on!
A x
What an amazing trip! I highly recommend everyone to do this trip. What an unbelievably great Contiki crew that I had to make my trip absolutely awesome. Rachel and Ricky were so helpful the whole trip AND after the trip. I had an absolute ball. #family #noregrets
Amazing time. Excellent mix of free time and planned activities. Time for cultural things like the Teotihuacan and Chichen Itza ruins, museums, unwinding on the beach and crazy nights in Cnacun. Ish was a wonderful guide with heaps of local knowledge. Best.
This trip was the first time I had travelled solo, and I was feeling super nervous when I met my tour group that first night in London. My concerns quickly vanished within minutes of meeting my tour group, within five minutes I felt like I had known them forever. Our group was about half couples and half singles which normally would have annoyed me, but literally everyone on this tour was so wonderful and fun it didn't matter at all. Our tour manager Matt and our driver Jonny were the most UNREAL duo I have ever had the pleasure to meet. Their knowledge and passion for the job was evident from day one. If you get lucky enough to have these two as part of your team you will have the most amazing trip of your life. I honestly cannot say enough good things about them.
The trip itself was busy, we had long bus days and early mornings a lot of the time but that is the cost of getting to see all the beautiful places we got to see. The Swiss Alps and Rome were highlights for me, but every single city we went to was great.
Do ALL the optionals (especially paragliding) they make the trip a once in a lifetime experience, and most people do them all anyway so if you don't do them then you end up missing out.
The friends I have made on this trip are all amazing people, and I am so lucky to have them as part of my life. If you choose this tour be prepared to come back home a different person because this experience changes you, and in my opinion it is for the better.
There are no words to describe how absolutely amazing this tour is. The people you will meet, the places you will go are what makes this trip the best ever. Thanks to our amazing tour guide Mohawk Matt and Coach Driver Vania who made this the best trip ever… compared to all the other managers and drivers we met these two were the best they went out of their way to make sure everyone had the most amazing experience.
You will start the tour with a bus full of strangers and leave with a whole new family that you will miss everyday and will end up travelling the world just to see them. Do all the optionals minus the walking tours because hungover walking through Venice in +25 weather is a waste when you could explore it yourself. If your manager says off nights don't listen.. off nights aren't real. Skip the leather demo in Florence but do the glass work in Venice... Do everything!!!! You will not regret it… In Vienna make sure to hit up the hostel bar with its 4 for 10 euro jager bombs, do the 5 story club in Prague and spend the money to go into the ice bar.. pack your neck travel pillow the only time you get a good sleep is on the coach… eat all the european food and drink all of the wine you may gain 10 pounds but it will be completely worth it in the end.
This tour would have to be the best decision of my life. The tour was amazing, the places you go are breathtaking. Our tour manager Joe was amazing, very knowledgeable and insightful. Our bus driver Jonny was incredible if you ever get these two together on a tour you won't be disappointed.
The me time options are great. I would have to say Amsterdam is a night you won't forget. The group of people on the tour were fantastic and was very hard to leave. It's surprising on how close we got and the bonds we made within a short amount of time.
This is a tour that everyone should do if you want a taste of Europe. :) #NOREGRETS
This is an amazing way to see so much in a short space of time. From biking around the Grand Canyon to pool parties in Vegas to boat rides in Miami, there was so much to see and do. The optionals were fantastic, great variety of activities. I went on my own and it was my first time travelling out of Europe but I met so many great people, there was a fantastic atmosphere between everyone. The accommodation was good, some lovely hotels and some basic but we were so busy that we hardly spent much time in the hotel rooms. Our tour manager and bus driver were amazing, they were always there to help, give advice and just have a chat. It takes the hassle out of planning and organising and allows you to make the most of travelling and having fun!
I would highly recommend doing a contiki tour, it is one of the best things I've ever done. I'm doing another contiki next year in Australia!
I have a few suggestions for Contiki..
Boston; The motel was in Dorchester, which is South of South Boston (Southie area) Opposite the hotel is a clothing liquidator, a sure sign that it's hardly a great neighbourhood. Getting a taxi was expensive. All the Uber drivers I had told me I was lucky to get an Uber out there as it was a seriously unfriendly area after dark. The wifi was limited in the motel...
Quebec City:
Again the hotel was a 15-20min drive out of the centre of Quebec. The wifi was atrocious. The second night we stayed in at the motel which had a bar. There were people doing meth in the toilets of the bar and there were drugs being exchanged, witnessed this with my own eyes.
Again, out of town but near a subway stop. You can stay one street away from the Anglo area of Montreal for under $100 per night yet we were out in the white lower class (read into that how you like) area of 'Longueuil' (I know a few people in Montreal) We should have stayed on the Montreal Island, not on the other side of the bridge. Taxi's again very expensive.
Single beds. I am 6ft3 I couldn't fit on the beds. I had to upgrade the room at my own cost of $38 per night after tax so I could get a double bed and my room mate could have two singles... This was one of the better located hotels for access to amenity and sight seeing. I know this area well (was born here) pity about the rooms.... Oh and they didn't have free wifi.... In 2014....
Kenab, Utah: That motel was disgusting. The carpets, I only wish I took a photo, with a black light I hate to think what I would have found there!!!!
Harrah's Las Vegas: Again no wifi... in 2014..... Hard to believe.
I will give credit for the hotels in Chicago and Harrah's in regards to their locations, which were really good!
Lastly, I made some awesome friends, and Vegas was a trip. I'm glad I met some cool people and had a good room mate. I only wish I had the option to pay more for better located accommodation. All the money I saved by being in fringe areas was wasted on taxi and Uber rides....
Cities I recommend: Montreal (Anglo Area), Toronto, Chicago, Madison (Wisconsin), Las Vegas
Feel free to contact me with any feedback or questions....
This trip was everything I had ever dreamt of and more what I had bargained for. All my dreams started coming true as I boarded my plane in Auckland, New Zealand bound for London, Heathrow. On the way to London I planned what I would like to see and a little anxious as to how this Contiki was going to work. It was a joyful experience. My Contiki team were AMAZING! Jesse, our tour manager is very knowledgable of the destinations, helpful and highly entertaining to say the least. Our driver Magic was a genius. Driving us through some very tight spots as we journeyed for three weeks through Europe, through Italy and brave as he went around the Arc de Triomphe twice to my delight. I had never experienced anything like it before.
Our tour were joined and left by a few other smaller tours – it added to our fun and the bus changed every seven days. When we had to say goodbye it was sad – but not something a few drinks could not fix and a night out that some were struggling to remember and others did not want to remember.
We saw Amsterdam, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Krakow, Budapest, Ljubljana, Venice, Rome, Vatican, Florence, Lauterbrunnen and Paris – with a few stops along the way. Lake Bled, Dresden, Lucerne, Auschwitz are now just a distant memory.
I made so many friends from around the globe on my tour. Individuals and couples joined the tour hailing from the far end of the world and they each brought their own individuality into the group. From New Zealand and their close rivals Australia, across the Pacific Ocean to the United States of America and Canada, individuals from Japan and South Africa to those from the United Kingdom – we became a close knit group, and a crazy bunch of people.
Pick a tour or several because one won't be enough. Prepare yourself for little sleep, nights out, singing the day song wherever in the world you are – living for the moment and having no regrets.
The trip home was another thirty hours on the plane to Wellington, New Zealand. My time was taken up with looking through photos and how happy I was for taking the plunge and travelling solo. It was the most amazing trip I have done, so plan it, do it and travel.
I am already planning my next one - and besides my family now have to listen to my adventures.....
This contiki was amazing! Such a great experience! I met some incredible people and saw so many beautiful parts of Australia. Definitely the best time of my life!


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BOARDMAN – Salem coach Rich Hart had a decision to make in the waning seconds of the Quakers 54-52 victory over fifth-seeded Ravenna Southeast Wednesday night in the Division II district semifinals: give Southeast a chance to make a three and tie the game or foul and force them to the free throw line.
"The way that they shooting the ball, we weren't going to give them a chance," Hart said. "They are going to have to make two shots because we weren't going to overtime."
His decision paid off as Mike Madison fouled Corey Proctor with 1.1 seconds to play, sending him to the free throw line for two shots. Proctor connected on the first, but intentionally missed the second and the rebound fell to Salem's Max Wolfgang.
"We weren't going to let them get the rebound," Wolfgang said. "We were going to come down with it or tip it away so they wouldn't get a chance."
Their win gives the Quakers a return trip to the district finals for the first time since 2006, but their road to get there has had its' share of adversity.
"(Saturday) is just another game," Wolfgang said. "We need to come out and get out of this district."
Wolfgang led all scorers with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Anthony Shivers added 16 points.
The Pirates (14-9) picked up right where they left off in their upset victory over Niles, by connecting on four of their first five three-point attempts to jump out to an early double-digit lead. The Quakers (19-6) found themselves down by 12 before taking a timeout to regroup.
"That was difficult, we knew we have been down before and come out on top," Salem senior Anthony Shivers said. "And we knew we had to do that one basket at a time you can't get 12 points back all at once, so that was the mindset that we had coming-out of that time out."
Salem awoke following the timeout and cut the Pirate lead to just four to close out the frame. Southeast didn't score the rest of the quarter.
"We got it to about six pretty quickly, and then they made another long surge in hit a couple threes," Hart said. "I thought if we just stayed within five, we would be okay in the second half."
The two teams traded baskets in the second quarter as the Quakers went into the break precisely where Hart wanted, trailing by five at 29-24. The Pirates cooled considerably as the game wore on, after finishing the first half with six three-pointers, Southeast finished with just eight.
"We knew that they could shoot it we just didn't get out early enough there at the beginning," Hart said. "We did a great job in the second on limiting them from three in the second half."
Shivers gave the Quakers their first lead of the game with 4:19 to play in the third quarter on a jumper from 17 feet.
Southeast tied the game back up just two minutes later on a three-point play by Trevor Norquest, but that tie didn't last long. Wolfgang reclaimed the lead for Salem with a basket on the Quakers very next possession.
"Max Wolfgang was huge tonight," Shivers said. "He was outstanding all night scoring and rebounding and hitting all of those free throws."
The Pirates' sunk three's to put the Pirates up by one midway through the frame and another to bring them within one with just a minute and a half to play.
His last gasp came with 4.2 seconds on the clock, but he was unable to connect.
"We have said all year for us to be competitive and win basketball games we have to make shots for four quarters," Southeast coach Matthew Dillon said. "We needed to be a little bit more consistent late we were one or two shots away."
Salem will take on Youngstown Mooney on at 6 p.m. Saturday in the district final at Boardman High School.
"We have to play better then we played tonight," Hart said. "We can't make the mistakes that we did, and if we get the easy shots we have to finish."
NOTES: Salem coaches Rich Hart, George Spack, Andy Smyczynski and Jake Zatchok were each wearing an orange ribbon in memory of Salem junior Brittany Gulu, who was killed in a car accident on Sunday evening. A moment of silence was also observed.
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-Salem is 1-1 in games decided by two points or less this season.
-Mooney defeated East Liverpool, 47-40, on Jan. 4. Salem won at East Liverpool, 69-54, on Dec. 18.
-The Quakers have won six straight games, holding opponents to 46.2 points a game along the way.
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G1 taken to pieces and examined
The guys over at Japanese site Tech-On have discovered what makes a G1 tick, shake, and connect by taking one to pieces. Inside they found a pair of vibration motors, a sneaky antenna, and the same trackball that is used in RIM's BlackBerries.
The engineers were impressed by the construction of the keyboard, and the creative placement of the antenna but were concerned about the strength of the plastic that connects the screen to the main unit.
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