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Reisafjord Hotel AS is located in Nordreisa and features free Wi-Fi. The various facilities this charming hotel offers include 24-hour room service, a 24-hour reception and meeting rooms.
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Take a look below for loads of fantastic things to do with kids in Charlbury for you to browse easily & quickly. If you know of any other great attractions or family days out not listed below, please get in contact.
Things To Do & Days Out near Charlbury
Soft Play Barn at Hilltop Garden Centre (3 miles)
Soft Play Barn at Hilltop Garden Centre includes a climbing wall, climbing net, games, net bridge, wavy slide, monkey bars plus more! There's a separate area for children under 3 including a rocking frog, games, soft bricks, and a small soft slide.
Fairytale Farm (5 miles)
Fairytale Farm features an enchanted walk, adventure playground and our collection of farm and exotic animals plus new Mouse Town! Everything is designed with disabled children in mind, but Fairytale Farm can be enjoyed by everybody.
The Lido (5 miles)
The Lido Set in safe, secure and well maintained grounds overlooking the countryside this environmentally friendly 25m pool of crystal clear water has a water slide at the deep end. Variety of swim sessions available.
Crocodiles of the World (5 miles)
Crocodiles of the World Crocodiles of the World is the UK's only crocodile zoo. We're home to more than 100 crocodiles, alligators and caimans from 14 different species of crocodilian. Crocodiles of the World is now open seven days a week from 10am to 5pm all year round including Bank Holidays; we are closed on Christmas...
Blenheim Palace (6 miles)
Blenheim Palace is a World Heritage site with over 300 years of history and 2000 acres of Parkland and Formal Gardens, including the family friendly Pleasure Gardens. Enjoy a whole host of events, exhibitions and entertainment throughout the year.
Blenheim Pleasure Gardens and Train (6 miles)
Blenheim Pleasure Gardens and Train can be reached by the miniature train, on foot or there is a small car park. It is the perfect place for families to while away an hour or two, watching exotic butterflies, muddling around the Marlborough Maze or letting off steam in the Adventure Playground!
The Oxfordshire Museum (6 miles)
The Oxfordshire Museum A wide range of natural and social history exhibits, the more exciting of which include the interactive dinosaur gallery and gardens, and the special family drop in sessions.
Oxford Bus and Morris Motors Museums (6 miles)
Oxford Bus and Morris Motors Museums All aboard! See how engines work; what buses are made of; go aboard some; see old tickets and uniforms once used. View the workshop and on special days ride on a vintage bus.
Woodstock Open Air Heated Pool (6 miles)
Woodstock Open Air Heated Pool 25 meter pool (heated to 29 degrees) with separate toddlers' paddling pool plus diving board and changing with showers.
The Pottery Place (6 miles)
The Pottery Place is a fun and fabulous Paint Your Own Pottery and craft studio with buckets of charm and chocolate biscuits. Kids (and big kids) can go crafty crazy trying out pottery painting, Decopatch and Mosaics, and take home a gorgeous one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
Cogges Manor Farm (7 miles)
Cogges Manor Farm Feed the farm animals, see the miniature Shetland ponies, picnic area and welly walks, zip wire and adventure play fort and dressing up in the manor house. Indoor soft play, cafe and farm shop. Family fun at Oxfordshire Cotswolds historic Witney farmstead.
The Leys (7 miles)
The Leys Super adventure playground with a seasonal paddling pool for the smaller ones. Also boasts tennis courts, a skate park and seasonal crazy golf.
The Leys Mini Golf (7 miles)
The Leys Mini Golf A simple 9 hole course offers a superb introduction to the game for smaller ones, with no intimidating features or really tricky hazards. Other features nearby.
Waterfowl Sanctuary and Childrens Farm (9 miles)
Waterfowl Sanctuary and Childrens Farm The sanctuary has a 'cuddle corner' where adults and children may handle baby rabbits, chicks, ducklings, kittens and new born mice and gerbils (when in season). A great place to take toddlers if you are looking for family days out in Oxfordshire.
Darcy Bear (10 miles)
Darcy Bear Multi level adventure play zone with loads of features with separate age zones for under 5s and under 12s. They also offer a variety of themed parties for kids, including Laser Storm which can also be done Pay and Play.
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens (11 miles)
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens has over 260 animal species in over 160 acres of stunning gardens and parkland. Giraffe Walkway, Lemur Walk-through exhibit, Train, Adventure Playground, Picnic Areas, Children's Farmyard, Brass Rubbing, Tropical House, Reptile House, Bat House and Insect House. Skymaze coming soon, too!
Windrush Path Mosaic Trail (11 miles)
Windrush Path Mosaic Trail A series of striking and individual mosaics to act as way markers on a pleasant 2 mile trail. Keeps kids running about between looking for the next one and giving that pleasure of discovery!
Cutteslowe Park and Miniature Railway (11 miles)
Cutteslowe Park and Miniature Railway A great park with things to do for all the family including a skate park and miniature golf! Ride the miniature railway for a great experience!
Cotswold Motoring Museum (12 miles)
Cotswold Motoring Museum Fun packed indoor museum covering motoring right through the 20th Century. Brum lives here and this is where he was filmed. He loves having his photo taken so don't forget your camera! Throughout the museum there are quizzes, feely boxes, building games, brass rubbings, old fashioned toys and dressing-up...
Birdland Park and Gardens (12 miles)
Birdland Park and Gardens For fantastic family fun and excitement, enjoy a day at one of the UK's biggest bird gardens, discover a beautiful natural setting of woodland, river and water gardens that are inhabited by over 500 birds, flamingos, pelicans, colourful parrots to laughing kookaburras and magical owls.
Broughton Castle (12 miles)
Broughton Castle A hugely popular and impressive house and grounds, beautifully furnished and lovingly restored, with fascinating historical artifacts throughout.
The Old New Inn Model Village (12 miles)
The Old New Inn Model Village Known all over the world for the fascinating and astonishingly accurate model village in the Inn's garden. The inn also has children's play areas.
Bourton on the Water Mystery Trail (12 miles)
Bourton on the Water Mystery Trail Kids will love solving the clues on this mystery themed Treasure Trail - what's more, so will the adults! Fun for the whole family as you follow the Trail and solve the clues.
Bourton Model Railway (12 miles)
Bourton Model Railway Housed in a period farmhouse, established over 25 years a spectacular Model Railway Exhibition and traditional toyshop situated right in the centre of the picturesque Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water.
Cherwell Boat House (12 miles)
Cherwell Boat House Rowing boats, canoes and punts for hire: what a great idea for a bit of family fun while you are in Oxford.
The Bodleian Library (13 miles)
The Bodleian Library Interactive and stimulating visits of the world famous historic Bodleian Libraries, where the Harry Potter movies were filmed!
The Pitt Rivers Museum (13 miles)
The Pitt Rivers Museum is famous for it's period atmosphere and outstanding collections from many world cultures, past and present.
Oxford Univ Museum of Natural History (13 miles)
Oxford Univ Museum of Natural History A classic series of collections housed in stunning architecture. Among its most famous features are the Oxfordshire dinosaurs, the dodo, and the swifts in the tower.
The Ashmolean (13 miles)
The Ashmolean is packed full of archaeology and art works from all over the world. Families can discover mummies in ancient Egypt, find coins from ancient Greece, and travel through time to find modern paintings, statues and more.
Oxford Castle Unlocked (13 miles)
Oxford Castle Unlocked An ancient site of incarceration offering a highly atmospheric history lesson spanning ten centuries, with hands on displays and real life prisoner stories. Quirky costumed tour guides are available every 20 minutes.
Oxford Ghost Trail (13 miles)
Oxford Ghost Trail Award winning, historically informative and hugely entertaining, it's the perfect way to soak up the atmosphere of this famous city, leaving you with a deliciously scary tingle running down your spine.
Footprint Tours (13 miles)
Footprint Tours tours of Oxford, a walking tour of Oxford, a Harry Potter tour of Oxford, a bike tour of Oxford. Cambridge walking tours, Cambridge punting tours. tours of England, tours of the Cotswolds, tours of Stratford Upon Avon, Shakespeare tours, tours of London. Historical tours for kids, fun tours for kids.
Oxford Ice Rink (13 miles)
Oxford Ice Rink Great fun for all the family at the newly renovated Ice Rink. General session, family sessions and lessons for children of all abilities. The rink is very easy to reach: right in the heart of Oxford; close to Oxford City centre and railway station.
Oxford Spy Mission Treasure Trail (13 miles)
Oxford Spy Mission Treasure Trail Explore Oxford with the kids whilst solving a self guided themed Treasure Trail. Putting your spy skills to the test, as you follow the directions can you hunt out the answers to the clues set within Oxford to crack the code?
Museum of the History of Science (13 miles)
Museum of the History of Science A free to view unrivalled collection of early scientific instruments and exciting modern exhibitions in the worldÂs oldest surviving purpose-built museum building. One of many fun family places to visit if you're looking for things to do in Oxford with kids.
The Story Museum (13 miles)
The Story Museum A most unusual museum celebrating wonderful stories and their ability to inspire, delight and entertain kids. The perfect place for grown-ups and kids to spend time together exploring all the different ways stories can be enjoyed.
Modern Art Oxford (13 miles)
Modern Art Oxford Introduces children of all ages to the Gallery for free through a range of fun and creative activities. Dedicated Family Guides encourages a creative pathway around the exhibition and suggests activities to try out at home plus loads more family days out activities.
Magdalen Bridge Row Boats (13 miles)
Magdalen Bridge Row Boats Rowing is fun and relaxing and a great way to spend a sunny afternoon on the river, pedalos and punts also available. You can hire the boat for an hour or if you want to make a day of it, just stay on the river as long as you like, simply returning the row boat to the boathouse before sunset.
Museum of Oxford (13 miles)
Museum of Oxford - is a free museum about the history of Oxford and its people. Families can explore the interactive galleries and come along to monthly family craft workshops in the learning centre to handle real objects.
Bates Collection of Musical Instruments (13 miles)
Bates Collection of Musical Instruments One of the most magnificent collections of musical instruments in the world. Has over 2000 instruments from the Western orchestral music traditions from the renaissance, through the baroque, classical, romantic and up to modern times.
Batsford Arboretum (13 miles)
Batsford Arboretum is a wonderful place for kids to let off steam and enjoy the outdoors. Follow the streams, dodge the waterfall and find Foo Dog and the Big Buddha hidden in our arboretum and wild garden. Visit the nearby Cotswold Falconry Centre to see free flying bird demonstrations.
Oxford River Cruises (13 miles)
Oxford River Cruises A trip aboard an Edwardian River Launch in Oxford offers a taste of a slower life, where cares drift away with the gentle flow of the water and lifeâÂÂÂÂs pleasures can be enjoyed to their utmost. Great idea for a family day out in Oxfordshire.
South Oxford Adventure Playground (13 miles)
South Oxford Adventure Playground A supervised playground aimed at children aged 7 to 15 featuring elaborate climbing frames, wooden play structures and more set out as an assault course. You must complete a simple registration to use the playground.
The University of Oxford Botanic Garden (13 miles)
The University of Oxford Botanic Garden This Garden is a national reference collection of 7,000 different types of plant, making it the most compact yet diverse collection of plants in the World: there is even more biological diversity here than there is in tropical rain forests!
Woodgreen Leisure Pool (14 miles)
Woodgreen Leisure Pool 50m outdoor swimming pool with flume and outdoor aquasplash area with fun interactive water play.
Cotswold Falconry Centre (14 miles)
Cotswold Falconry Centre Birds of prey are constantly showing off their skills at this amazing centre, where breeding and conservation are of paramount importance. Many different types of birds of prey are on display here, including eagles, hawks, owls and falcons.
Hinksey Outdoor Pool (14 miles)
Hinksey Outdoor Pool A much-loved local landmark, this heated outdoor pool has been providing family summer fun and great memories in Summer since 1934. Large outdoor pool with fun areas for the kids. Sun-beds, play areas and refreshments make this the ideal summer destination.
Rock Solid Climbing Wall (14 miles)
Rock Solid Climbing Wall Modern ope climbing facility with kids' clubs and courses from age 7 upwards. Features include bouldering room, bottom rope wall and Walltopia lead tower.
Bicester Bowl (14 miles)
Bicester Bowl Offers a family sized 6 lane alley behind the leisure centre, great for those rainy days when your looking for something to do. The bowling alley comes equipped with bumpers, ramps and light balls available.
Bicester Leisure Centre (14 miles)
Bicester Leisure Centre offers a 15m Play 'n' Teach leisure pool with cool artwork, interactive squirter jet sprays and a giant tap feature! Plus a 25m, 6 lane pool for the more serious swimming too.


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Spectrum Brands Holdings (SPB) was Reiterated by Monness Crespi & Hardt to "Buy" according to the research note released today. The brokerage firm has raised the Price Target to $ 151 from a previous price target of $138 . Monness Crespi & Hardt advised their investors in a research report released on Sep 29, 2016.
Many Wall Street Analysts have commented on Spectrum Brands Holdings. Piper Jaffray Initiated Spectrum Brands Holdings on Sep 1, 2016 to "Overweight", Price Target of the shares are set at $147.Company shares were Reiterated by Monness Crespi & Hardt on Jul 29, 2016 to "Buy", Firm has raised the Price Target to $ 138 from a previous price target of $125 .
On the company's financial health, Spectrum Brands Holdings reported $1.73 EPS for the quarter, beating the analyst consensus estimate by $ 0.04 according to the earnings call on Jul 28, 2016. Analyst had a consensus of $1.69. The company had revenue of $1361.50 million for the quarter, compared to analysts expectations of $1356.86 million. The company's revenue was up 9.1% compared to the same quarter last year. During the same quarter in the previous year, the company posted $1.42 EPS.
Spectrum Brands Holdings opened for trading at $133.71 and hit $135.59 on the upside on Tuesday, eventually ending the session at $135.52, with a gain of 1.49% or 1.99 points. The heightened volatility saw the trading volume jump to 3,28,876 shares. Company has a market cap of $8,051 M.
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Deloris Francois Castle, a native and resident of Houma, died at 12:45 a.m. Sunday at her residence.
Visitation will be Saturday at New St. John Baptist Church, La. 56 in Houma, from 9 a.m. until the funeral service at 11 a.m. Burial will be in the Halfway Cemetery in Gray.
Survivors include two brothers, Benny Francois Jr. and Oliver Francois; and one sister, Rosalie Francois Myles.
She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, a brother and four sisters.
Jones Funeral Home of Morgan City-Franklin-Jeanerette is in charge of arrangements.
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Mid-sized banks seek to cash in on regional growth
Posted Monday, February 7 2011 at 00:00
Kenya's mid-sized banks have stepped up their expansion into East African to tap new opportunities arising from the regional trading bloc and increase their earnings.
Five of Kenya's 15 mid-sized banks have announced plans to either set up shop or have already opened branches in Uganda and Tanzania over the last two months, following in the footsteps of top-tier banks such as KCB, Equity and Diamond Trust.
Imperial, ABC, Family, Gulf African banks and Bank of India are eyeing the growing list of firms and individuals with business interests in the East Africa Community (EAC), which is gearing for increased business with the formation of the common market.
"The East African integration process has opened more business opportunities which the banks want to capture," said Mr Vimal Parmar, the head of research at Kestrel Capital.
"Kenya's neighbours have relatively underdeveloped financial services and the mid-sized banks are rushing there early."
The banks are also looking for growth opportunities as the structure of the sector has remained skewed to the advantage of top-tier banks, which control 88.6 per cent of the loans market with mid-tier banks accounting for only nine per cent.
"The mid-sized banks are going into the region as they have found it difficult to expand in the Kenyan market dominated by the big banks with larger asset base," said Renaldo D'Souza, an analyst at Genghis Capital.
Imperial Bank moved to Uganda last week with a single branch in Kampala and is set to open two more branches by May.
"We want to better serve our existing customers who are doing businesses across the national borders," said Mr Jan Mohamed, the managing director of Imperial Bank.
The Islamic compliant Gulf African Bank—which opened shop in Kenya in 2008— will open branches in Uganda and Tanzania within the next six months, according to its CEO Najmul Hassan, adding that the twin markets offer the bank larger room for growth.
ABC Bank opened two branches in Uganda and announced plans to set up more branches as it mulls moving into Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi by 2012.
Bank of India, which had operations in Uganda before it was forced to sell out to Bank of Baroda during Idi Amin's reign, is also planning a return in May, eyeing the growing number of Indian-based firms with operations in the country.
Micro-lender Family Bank, which last year received a Sh1 billion capital injection by a consortium of equity funds, announced it would use part of the cash to seek opportunities in the EAC market.
The East Africa market is becoming increasingly important as the EAC common market takes shape following its kick off in July 2010, opening way for the free movement of factors of production in a market of 126 million persons.
A growing number of mid-sized firms are lining up to join the likes of East Africa Breweries Limited, Crown Berger and East Africa Cables in setting operations in the East Africa countries including Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi.


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This villa sleeps up to 8 people. For an additional child a z-bed can be hired for a small charge paid locally. The villa comprises a large air-conditioned living/dining room with lounge seating for 10 and a dining table and 6 chairs. There are two ceiling fans in the living room.The massive separate fitted kitchen is equipped with washing machine, spin dryer, dishwasher, american style fridge freezer, microwave, oven, ceramic hob, toaster and kettle. There is a 3-seater settee and a kitchen dining table which seats 8. There are two ceiling fans in the kitchen.There are four air-conditioned bedrooms (3 doubles and a a twin) with fitted wardrobes. The main bedroom has a balcony that is furnished with a table and chairs. This bedroom also has an en-suite shower room. One of the other doubles also has a private balcony. The main bathroom has a bath, shower and WC. There is also a WC and washbasin downstairs. The villa has private parking.A patio area that is furnished with 8 sunbeds and sun shade surrounds the private swimming pool. There is a table and 6 chairs on the sun terrace.Additional features of the property include free WIFI, UK freeview TV with a selection of sports channels and 1000s of movies, iron and ironing board and complimentary welcome pack.Bed linen, bath and hand towels are provided The villa is located on a quiet cul-de-sac but only a few minutes away from a fantastic taverna and mini-marketThe seafront is a 20-minute walk and the bars and restaurants 15 minutesWe have other properties within walking distance to this villa.
|Sleeps up to 9, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 1 en suite
|Car not necessary
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Internet access
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (3), Single Beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The seafront is a 20-minute walk from the villa and the bars and restaurants 15 minutes.
The seafront is a 10-minute walk and the bars and restaurants 5 minutes. The property is situated within easy reach of all of the areas of historical interest and close to 3 golf courses and a water park.
Paphos has over 330 days of sunshine per year and in the summer months the sun shines for 12 hours per day. Even in the winter months the temperatures rarely drops below 15C.
The seafront is a 20-minute walk from the villa and the bars and restaurants 15 minutes.
The charming west coast town of Paphos focuses around an attractive little harbour whose picturesque open-air fish restaurants line a quayside of bright fishing boats and pleasure craft.
With a population of just 28.000 Paphos nestles In the lee of the Western Troodhos Mountains, which add another dimension to this area of scenic beauty. The recent addition of its own international airport nearby has opened up the Paphos area, and the resort is graced with some luxury hotels along the coastline.
Paphos has an air of holiday charm combined with history, and olden-day elegance is lent to the town by its classical style buildings in the upper part of town which leads to the shopping area. The lower part of the town - known as Kato Paphos has a life of its own albeit so close by, down near the sea -home of the harbour, the fish tavernas, souvenir shops and several beautiful hotels with important archaeological sites around them.
Paphos is entwined with Greek mythology, and the legendary birth of Aphrodite on her shores brought fame and worshippers there to follow the cult of the Goddess. Landmarks associated with Aphrodite are the chunky, rugged rocks of her beautiful birthshore known as the Aphrodite Rocks or "Petra tou Romiou", the evocative sanctuary of Aphrodite at Kouklia Village, one-time shrine and scene of pagan festivals for thousands, the Baths of Aphrodite at Polis, supposed source of fertility and the Fountain of Love, or Fontana Amorosa, a few miles further into the Akamas Peninsula.
Even the town's name is linked to the Goddess, for Paphos was the name of the mythological daughter of Venus and Pygmalion.
Paphos became the capital of Cyprus under the successors of Alexander the Great - the Ptolemies and in those days its harbour was a busy, thriving port. It continued as the island's first city for more than seven centuries, retaining its importance under Roman rule Its most famous Governor Sergius Paulus, was converted to Christianity by St Paul in 45 AD.
But Paphos history dates back a great deal further. In fact the whole area abounds in historical and archaeological treasures.


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Ever given any thought to that maybe you may just not like IEM's? A lot of people don't.
That may be a disease in itself. Just kidding.
IEM's are nice to carry around and honestly I'm still not convinced that full size headphones offer that much more over them besides a bigger sense of scale, which is usually a bit artificial.
That said, it's funny walking around with the TMA-1 Studios, which with their big bowl cups just seem like the most headphoniest of all headphones.
That may be a disease in itself. Just kidding.
IEM's are nice to carry around and honestly I'm still not convinced that full size headphones offer that much more over them besides a bigger sense of scale, which is usually a bit artificial.
That said, it's funny walking around with the TMA-1 Studios, which with their big bowl cups just seem like the most headphoniest of all headphones.
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Usually when I post on this thread in this manner I like to post concerning a topic that is informative or uplifting. One of the main reasons I routinely come to this thread is to escape the outside world and have amusing and informative discussions with my fellow diary club members. Unfortunately today this entry is going to be a very negative entry because no matter how anyone tries to temporarily escape the outside the outside sometimes floods in. When it inevitably does it's rarely a good thing. This entry is not meant to be a rant but a written warning to all my fellow tribe members. Please read on and all will be explained in time.
A few months ago I decided to create my own eBay account. The reason behind it was to buy a few small odds and ends for cheap. Thus far I haven't really bought much off the various eBay sellers. If it be openly known I've only bought a couple of cheap IEM cases a couple of meters of 3M Dual Lock a pack of rubber sticky feet for my Blu Ray player and a couple of ohm adapters for my Studio V player. So basically it's all been cheap priced small items used to make my hobby of audio a more pleasant experience. All transactions went well and all the little odds and ends I chose to buy worked well enough, arrived in a timely fashion, and their condition was exactly as described. After getting my feet wet on eBay I decided why not try my hand at selling some unwanted gear and see how it would work out. Thus far everything had gone well and besides I could choose to list my item to be paid under PayPal which to me was a huge plus. Little did I know my choice to use PayPal as my payment option would be my sole saving grace. Feeling confident I listed an item that was in good condition and posted up a series of pics showing the condition of said item. When finalizing my listing I chose the option to list it for the next 10 days thinking if it didn't sell it probably wouldn't sell. I hit the little sale icon watched my posting go up onto the eBay database and sat back waiting to see if there would be any interest.
The listing was barely up a day before I got a couple of offers from some low ballers looking to score a deal. I expected that of coarse and had my listing set up to automatically reject any low ball offers so as not to be bothered with erroneous emails. Roughly two days later I go to my Google Mail and bang, in my inbox is a email from eBay stating my item had sold. Feeling rather happy my listing sold so quickly I immediately went to my eBay account and began to check the details behind the sale. In the details section of my sold listing was a message left by the buyer saying she was so happy she was able to buy my item and asking if I would be kind enough to email her the exact condition of the item via a email address she provided and she also wanted my PayPal address so she could send payment. I jotted down the buyers address (the buyer was a woman in the USA) for shipping purposes and was a little surprised she would leave an email address due to the fact the rules on eBay state that all contact between seller and buyer should be done on the eBay messaging service. I quickly checked the buyers profile and noticed she had 100% positive feedback and that she had been using eBay for only a short while. I concluded she was just a eBay noob who didn't know the rules and fired off a quick email answering her questions. In that email I also told her she could have PayPaled me the money through eBay and that in future she should contact me through eBays messaging service. At this point all seems to be on the up and up and I'm not worried about to much
That night I packed up the item she had bought and addressed it to the buyers address in the USA. It was Saturday night and the plan was to shoot by the post office on Monday and drop it off to be delivered. Before going to bed I quickly logged onto my PayPal account and noticed the funds for the sold item had still not been deposited into my account. Guessing she had not gotten around to it yet I retired for the night. The next morning I woke up fixed myself my standard cup of coffee and sat behind my laptop to quickly check my emails. What I found would make me shake my head. Amongst my emails was a email from eBay indicating that the sale of my item had been cancelled due to a possible third party login and the sold listing had been removed pending further investigation. Feeling rather surprised I rechecked everything on my eBay and then my PayPal. All seemed well on my eBay and on my PayPal there still hadn't been any funds sent to my account. Thinking this had been a possible scammer or maybe just some confusion on eBay's part I decided to unpack the item and sit back and wait and see what would happen. Thus far I'm not sure what to expect and I was rather surprised concerning what had happened.
A few hours later I would receive two emails in my Google mail, one from eBay stating that the investigation had concluded and the third party login was erroneous and the second was from the buyer. According to the buyer she was in New Zealand on a business trip and the third party login was her daughter who was in the USA. Supposedly she had told her daughter she had bought an item from eBay and her daughter had logged in to check on the listing causing the online eBay security to trigger. Seeming like a plausible story I fired back an email to the buyer indicating all was well and I understood her problem and was sorry this had happened to her. I also included a statement that I had the item ready to ship and addressed to her home in the USA and I would drop it in the mail once I received payment in my PayPal account. Roughly a couple of hours later I got another email fired back at me from the buyer. This time it was to indicate that she had sent payment and that she wanted me to change the shipping address to an address in Nigeria. Her reason for the change, she had bought my item for a friend as a gift and he was doing missionary work in Nigeria. She then went on to say she understood that shipping would be far more expensive to Nigeria so she had PayPaled me extra money for shipping. She then closed off her email by saying that I should check all my email folders for the email from PayPal and that I shouldn't forget to send my tracking information to PayPal for verification because they would hold the funds until tracking information was sent to them.
Wha?!?!?!?! The last statement made no sense to me because I had used PayPal various times on both eBay and for Head-Fi buys/sales and had never ever had funds held until shipping was verified. Another thing, how did she know I would find the PayPal email in another folder and not in my inbox? All past emails from PayPal had always arrived directly to my inbox so what was up with that? Red flags going up in my brain I took a quick look in my spam folder to find not one but two emails from PayPal. I opened up the first one to find a letter stating that funds for eBay # so and so had been received from seller so and so and that I should email PayPal shipping information within 24 hours. On top of that the amount indicated was wayyyyyyy higher then would ever be needed for added shipping to Nigeria. The second email was also from PayPal, this one was a letter concerning how they were helping to keep eBay clean of scammers and included in the letter was a link to a news article about how a couple of Latvian scammers had been arrested due to vigilant policing by both eBay and PayPal. The letter then closed with the statement I should send my item to the seller ASAP and send tracking information to PayPal ASAP to ensure my account stayed clean of any blemishes. In short it was a scare letter and that email was what really tipped me off concerning what was going on. PayPal would never send a letter out to a seller with a veiled threat behind it. Now red flags are really waving in my head and I've gone from understanding to full out pissed off. I quickly rechecked my PayPal and again noted my account still had no transaction showing up from the eBay buyer. I then went back to the supposed PayPal emails and began checking them more closely as well as the eBay email from eBay saying the buyer had been cleared of any wrong doing. Guys, believe me when I tell you the headings and wording were absolutely perfect and they looked exactly like an email eBay or PayPal would send out. The final tip off for me was the senders address on the PayPal emails. The freaking address was very similar except for one added letter. Now I'm really pissed.
Long story short, I logged onto PayPal and got some numbers for the customer support lines. I gave the person on the other end all the information concerning the transaction (transaction # and eBay item #) and asked her if the story I got from the buyer made any sense and if PayPal held back funds. The customer support person immediately told me that the emails didn't make any sense nor did the information I had given her. She had checked my account and she could assure me there was no funds being held back by PayPal nor did PayPal routinely put a hold on eBay transactions out of the blue. She then told me not to send the item out and that I should send the supposed PayPal emails to their security division for further investigation. I thanked the support person and got busy forwarding the erroneous PayPal emails to PayPal security. I sat back and waited feeling rather mad some online crook was trying to scam me out of my hard earned property. A couple of hours later I got another PayPal email only this time this email was the real deal and had arrived in my inbox. The email would verify what I had already deduced, the email was a fake and it was a scam that was well known to PayPal. They had checked further into the matter and found that the eBay account of the buyer had been compromised by a 3rd party login and eBay had shut the account down. He then went on further to say the eBay email I had received earlier saying the investigation was ended was also erroneous. In short I had come within a hairs breath of being scammed by a very good con artist. I closed the email and decided I was going to check into something just to be on the absolute safe side. I returned to the buyers original email and fired off another email to him/her saying I had forwarded the PayPal payment verification email to PayPal security for verification. I then said I wouldn't discuss anything concerning this transaction in private email and that I wouldn't send anything out until I got a verification from PayPal saying the emails weren't erroneous. I sent it out and sat back and waited. Roughly thirty minutes later I got another email again it was in my spam folder and again it was from the fake PayPal address. This time it was a letter saying all information had been verified and I should send out shipping information immediately. Yeah right pull the other one.
I write this as a warning to all my fellow boppers on this thread and on this site. We all work hard for our money so we can have nice things. Be very very vigilant online and practice a healthy amount of cynicism. I didn't and it nearly cost me.
Actually, when I started selling on eBay, Paypal DID held payments for a few days saying that until I built "steady" good selling practices, this period would disappear, and it did. Anyway, I don't deal with International shipment and always only deal in U.S.... it's weird that most of the scammers are mostly International though.
Nope. Fraud and mail crime are prohibitively expensive to persecute internationally, so it's rarely pursued unless the amounts are huge. Especially when the perpetrator is in a country with weak laws against fraud and/or lax enforcement. Usually the worst that can happen is that their scam fails and they have to try again. So it's basically a no-downside way to be a criminal, especially in countries where the local economy is good enough to support an IT infrastructure but not good enough to meet local demand for stable living wages.
Oh wow, Google decided to pay tribute to Ernie Coombs aka Mr Dressup. I grew up watching that show as far back as I can remember. R.I.P Ernie, God bless you for the happy childhood memories and may you wrest in peace. My favorite character of the series was Finnegan. When I was a little kid I used to bug my parents to get me a dog just like Finnegan.
Yup, I saw that too, and was really happy to be reminded of Mr. Dressup.
As for the sale, DF, really sorry to hear about the scam. You were excellent to deal with when I bought my (now defunct) Xears.
Nope. Fraud and mail crime are prohibitively expensive to persecute internationally, so it's rarely pursued unless the amounts are huge. Especially when the perpetrator is in a country with weak laws against fraud and/or lax enforcement. Usually the worst that can happen is that their scam fails and they have to try again. So it's basically a no-downside way to be a criminal, especially in countries where the local economy is good enough to support an IT infrastructure but not good enough to meet local demand for stable living wages.
Well, I knew about placing/using servers for piracy purposes on different international countries due to the same "lax" laws but still... too bad I guess. But it is one of the reasons I don't deal outside, just to add another "safety layer" to the transactions...
Sorry to hear they bit the dust. Did you at least get your moneys worth out of them
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I was on a whirlwind visit to Denver, located in the picturesque state of Colorado.
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Dataism: Getting out of the 'job loop' and into the 'knowledge loop'
From deities to data - "For thousands of years humans believed that authority came from the gods. Then, during the modern era, humanism gradually shifted authority from deities to people... Now, a fresh shift is taking place. Just as divine authority was legitimised by religious mythologies, and human authority was legitimised by humanist ideologies, so high-tech gurus and Silicon Valley prophets are creating a new universal narrative that legitimises the authority of algorithms and Big Data." [more inside]
So, the unknowable kicks in
Logic hacking - "Writing shorter and shorter computer programs for which it's unknowable whether these programs run forever, or stop... the winner of the Busy Beaver Game for N-state Turing machines becomes unknowable using ordinary math - somewhere between N = 5 and N = 1919." [more inside]
Ten Degrees Above Average
Alaska is Having Its Hottest Year Since Records Began - "After a spring that was a full ten degrees hotter than normal, the northern state is on track for the most sweltering year on record." (via) [more inside]
Sapiens 2.0: Homo Deus?
In his follow-up to Sapiens, Yuval Noah Harari envisions what a 'useless class' of humans might look like as AI advances and spreads - "I'm aware that these kinds of forecasts have been around for at least 200 years, from the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, and they never came true so far. It's basically the boy who cried wolf, but in the original story of the boy who cried wolf, in the end, the wolf actually comes, and I think that is true this time." [more inside]
Maned Lionesses
This male-like lioness is defying gender norms (full episode) - "An African lioness that looks and acts male may be the secret to her pride's success."
Who do you mean by we?
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari - "The book delivers on its madly ambitious subtitle by in fact managing to cover key moments in the developmental history of humankind from the emergence of Homo Sapiens to today's developments in genetic engineering." Also btw, check out Harari on the myths we need to survive, re: fact/value distinctions and their interrelationships.
A ponderous, scholastic joke
On the Nature of Things Humanity Was Not Meant to Know: Cosma Shalizi considers Lucretius' De Rerum Natura ('On the Nature of Things') as a "real-life Necronomicon, a book full of things humanity was not meant to know."
A War Of All Against All
Why Turkey is bombing the Kurds more than Islamic State - "Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's bombing campaign — capitalizing on the nationalist, anti-Kurd sentiment that has been steadily growing inside Turkey — could help him regain his AKP party's absolute majority in parliament now that coalition talks have failed and snap elections are likely." [more inside]
The free development of each is the condition of the war against all
Some Paths to the True Knowledge[*] - "Attention conservation notice: A 5000+ word attempt to provide real ancestors and support for an imaginary ideology I don't actually accept, drawing on fields in which I am in no way an expert. Contains long quotations from even-longer-dead writers, reckless extrapolation from arcane scientific theories, and an unwarranted tone of patiently explaining harsh, basic truths. Altogether, academic in one of the worst senses. Also, spoilers for several of MacLeod's novels, notably but not just The Cassini Division. Written for, and cross-posted to, Crooked Timber's seminar on MacLeod, where I will not be reading the comments."
A Beautiful Question: Finding Nature's Deep Design
Frank Wilczek: Physics in 100 Years [pdf] - "Here I indulge in wide-ranging speculations on the shape of physics, and technology closely related to physics, over the next one hundred years. Themes include the many faces of unification, the re-imagining of quantum theory, and new forms of engineering on small, intermediate, and large scales." [more inside]
The Secret History Of Thoughts
Locked-In Man - "Martin Pistorius spent more than a decade unable to move or communicate, fearing he would be alone, trapped, forever. NPR's new show Invisibilia tells how his mind helped him create a new life."
21st Century Wiener
Norbert Wiener: The Eccentric Genius Whose Time May Have Finally Come (Again) - "The most direct reason for Wiener's fall to relative obscurity was the breakthrough of a young mathematician and engineer named Claude Shannon." [more inside]
The Moral Question Of Our Time: Can We Share The Planet?
UN Climate Report: We Must Focus On 'Decarbonization', and It Won't Wreck the Economy - "The basic message is simple: We share a planet. Let's start acting like it." [more inside]
John Baez on the maths of connecting everyone (and everything) on earth
Network Theory Overview - "The idea: nature and the world of human technology are full of networks! People like to draw diagrams of networks. Mathematical physicists know that in principle these diagrams can be understood using category theory. But why should physicists have all the fun? This is the century of understanding living systems and adapting to life on a finite planet. Math isn't the main thing we need, but it's got to be part of the solution... so one thing we should do is develop a unified and powerful theory of networks." (via ;)
binding the andat
Closing in on the twin prime conjecture (Quanta) - "Just months after Zhang announced his result, Maynard has presented an independent proof that pushes the gap down to 600. A new Polymath project is in the planning stages, to try to combine the collaboration's techniques with Maynard's approach to push this bound even lower." [more inside]
Vietnam's Infinite Cave Tourism
Intelligence Tests
Is Psychometric g a Myth? - "As an online discussion about IQ or general intelligence grows longer, the probability of someone linking to statistician Cosma Shalizi's essay g, a Statistical Myth approaches 1. Usually the link is accompanied by an assertion to the effect that Shalizi offers a definitive refutation of the concept of general mental ability, or psychometric g." [more inside]
into the wild
Catching Up with Kai - "Which is the thing about being home free, when you submit to the authority of pieces of paper you lose your personal identity and the identity you find through nature." (previously; via)
the power and beauty of mathematics
direct realism
The Nature of Computation - Intellects Vast and Warm and Sympathetic: "I hand you a network or graph, and ask whether there is a path through the network that crosses each edge exactly once, returning to its starting point. (That is, I ask whether there is a 'Eulerian' cycle.) Then I hand you another network, and ask whether there is a path which visits each node exactly once. (That is, I ask whether there is a 'Hamiltonian' cycle.) How hard is it to answer me?" (via) [more inside]
noncommutative balls in boxes
Morton and Vicary on the Categorified Heisenberg Algebra - "In quantum mechanics, position times momentum does not equal momentum times position! This sounds weird, but it's connected to a very simple fact. Suppose you have a box with some balls in it, and you have the magical ability to create and annihilate balls. Then there's one more way to create a ball and then annihilate one, than to annihilate one and then create one. Huh? Yes: if there are, say, 3 balls in the box to start with, there are 4 balls you can choose to annihilate after you've created one but only 3 before you create one..." [more inside]
from complexity, universality
Swamp Thing, I think I love you
Slime Molds Show Surprising Degree of Intelligence - A creature with no brain can learn from and even anticipate events. (via)
I, for one, welcome our new mycological overlords
Mushrooms Save the World (long form) -- Paul Stamets on mycelia. Previously: 1 2 3 [bonus: slime molds]
A Genetic Basis for 'Race'
'Race' graphically illustrated - "most Europeans" vs. Ashkenazim (previously; see also IQ & Gladwell, viz. ;) [more inside]
The dangers of living in a zero-sum world economy - naked capitalism reprints (with added commentary) an FT article by Martin Wolf on why it's vital for (civilised) society to sustain a 'positive-sum' world, otherwise: "A zero-sum economy leads, inevitably, to repression at home and plunder abroad." Wolf's solution? "The condition for success is successful investment in human ingenuity." Of course! Some are calling for more socialism, while others would press on to build more megaprojects. For me, at least part of the solution lies in environmental accounting and natural capitalism :P
NOAA or Noah?
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