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I was able to book a crazy low airfare today and have tentatively got a month to explore. We fly into and out of JNB from New York; arriving 8 September and departing 8 October.
We are interested in spending some time in Capetown and then doing one or more safaris.
I have 24 hours to decide on keeping this airfare, so I thought I would seek out some suggestions if this is too long of a visit and get some direction as to how this time would be best spent. I will search and read threads tonight, but if anyone would like to chime in, I would be most appreciative. All suggestions are welcomed. Thanks
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A month in Africa - how to spend the time
I was able to book a crazy low airfare today and have tentatively got a month to explore. We fly into and out of JNB from New York; arriving 8 September and departing 8 October.
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Congrats! I assume you're referring to the Etihad fares. I looked into it this morning but couldn't find anything for July / August or December.
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Yes, it was Etihad fare. A steal; very luck to have found great dates at that price.
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In a nutshell: With a month you could do Namibia and/or Botswana and South Africa. Botswana will be very expensive at that time. I'd suggest safari first in Namibia (Etosha, but add Namib Desert for world class sand dunes) and Kruger for two very different ecosystems and leave Cape Town and Garden Route/ Wine Country for late September, early October when the weather is starting to do better down there. Early Sept will be excellent for game viewing.
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How lucky for you -- this could be an extraordinary adventure
Oh my goodness -- what a fantastic adventure this could be for you. Is this your first trip to sub-Saharan Africa?
Budget of course is an essential question. While some prices (especially for wonderful food) are surprisingly low, you can also spend a fortune at some safari camps. At the most sought-after camps in Botswana, for example, the cost for 2 people can be $4000/night. [...waiting for OP to revive after fainting...] But there are very definitely alternatives. And, for safari, you are going at the very best time of the year.
I'll also start out by saying that a safari is my very favorite vacation. I first went to see the animals, and then I fell in love with the places I've been to because of the people, the land, and especially the sense of being in a natural and unspoiled place where almost all of the noises you hear and things you see belong to Nature.
If I were planning this type of trip, here's what I'd do if I had a somewhat generous but not unlimited budget:
- Start with a day or two in Joburg to unwind and recover from jet lag
- Spend a week exploring the Kruger area, staying mixing a couple of days of exploring the area with several days at 1 or 2 safari lodges
- Fly from Kruger to Cape Town, and spend ~10 days in the Cape Town and the Western Cape: the wine country, the parks, the city.
- Fly up to the Chobe area to see the enormous numbers of elephants at/near Chobe Nat'l Park. Then head over to Victoria Falls for a day or two (Zambia side).
- Spend the final week at a couple of safari camps in Zambia -- you will not believe that such a wonderful and remote part of the world still exists.
But that's just me.
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Oh my, I did almost faint! Not really, I knew this wasn't going to a cheap adventure.
We don't have a budget yet, as this really did just fall into my lap yesterday morning.
We have not been (unless you call a layover at Malawi airport for 8 hours waiting on a plane part with a 2 year old) to Africa. We had talked about it, but I was always intimidated by the vastness of the area and choices of where to go/stay/see etc.
I love animals and as a docent at our wonderful zoo, I am thrilled at the chance to see these wonderful creatures in their natural habitat. My husband is a nature lover, much preferring the wild open areas to cities (except Paris and San Francisco, but then who can not love those cities?)
Thank you SO much for your input. Seems like there will be plenty to occupy our time.
Keep the suggestions coming, links for places you've been and such are most welcomed.
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Because you mention links, here's one to a report I did at Fodor's on a trip to Namibia. If you like the American Southwest I'd think you'd like Namibia.
The correct link to photos is: http://thesafariadvisor.com/thesafariadvisor_010.htm
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How comfortable would you be driving in Southern Africa on the "opposite" side of the road? That could make your stay quite a bit cheaper. You could see a lot of South Africa that way. Also, if you don't mond cooking for yourself, there are guest houses in Kruger that are available. You can also drive in Kruger. I've met some people who also drive between camps in some of the reserves next to Kruger. Then, they go out on game drives at the camps. Namibia is also good for self-drives. You've got a lot of time to research out places to go and things to see.
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Again, much thanks! Hubby is more than ok with driving on the opposite side of the road, and we do love the American Southwest [which is why we live here!]
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As others have mentioned, self driving can be quite economical and is very common in South Africa and Namibia. Here's a link to our Namibia self drive with a few days spent near Cape Town (there are updated photo links at the bottom) http://www.fodors.com/community/africa-the-middle-east/patty-marks-namibia-trip-with-a-little-bit-of-south-africa.cfm
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Hi DebitNM,
I have seen a lot of good advice on this thread but I thought it would be appropriate to give you some concrete plans you can use as a starting point for the planning process and budgeting. I have been to Africa over 35 times. I have been to every major wildlife areas in Southern Africa including trips during September to Zambia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa on safari. I have been to just about every four star and above safari lodge in Zimbabwe and Zambia during peak season (July-October); the notable exceptions are Change, Pamushana, and Anabezi. I have traveled to Botswana and South Africa many times in all seasons.
In general, I would try to get in and out of Zambia and Zimbabwe FIRST if you want to go there and your budget allows. The advantage of these two countries is the riverine safari experience available nowhere else in Africa + Victoria Falls (Zambia side is dry in September). These two countries heat-up rapidly in September especially in South Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, and Mana Pools. You can expect the daily high to be 85F in these areas in late August but 105F in late September with little relief at night in late September.
Cape Town will be improving in September with October being a very nice month. The majority of floral species bloom in September making it very beautiful here and also on the garden route which extends hundreds of miles along the coast from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth. The southern right whales will be calving in September and will historically start heading back to Antarctica in October for the "summer". So, go to Cape Town later and this will be ok.
South Africa will be good anywhere for safari in September. Don Tobaz has mentioned the top end of the budget spectrum. Here are some ideas of places in the $500 per person per night range (+/- $100).
Day 1 Land Jo'burg. Overnight at City Lodge OR Tambo.
Day 2,3 Fly to Vic Falls (JNB-VFA) and stay at Vic Falls Hotel for two nights.
Day 4,5,6 Transfer by road or small plane to Hwange National Park. Stay at Somalisa or The Hide, or Little Maklolo for three nights. These places will be over $500 pppn.
Day 7 Return to VFA and fly to JNB. Overnight.
Day 8,9,10 Fly commercial 50 minutes JNB-HDS and road transfer to a lodge in the Timbavati. All these options are in the range $400-$600 pppn. Tanda Tula, Shindzela, Ngala Main, or Kambaku.
Day 11,12,13,14 Have Copper Touring or similar collect you and drive you six hours to the Botswana border so you can safari in Botswana at Mashatu Main camp for four nights (about $450 pppn).
Day 15,16,17 Have Copper Touring drive you to Marataba or Madikwe Game Reserve (about 3-4 hours) and safari here for 3-4 nights (under $400 pppn).
Day 18 Fly FEDAIR or drive 4 hours to JNB and fly to Cape Town.
Day 18-30 Collect a rental car and stay in Cape Town for 6 nights then drive the garden route. Stop in the Winelands, Hermanus, Knysna, and anywhere else that interests you.
Day 30 Drop car in Port Elizabeth and fly to Jo'burg to fly home.
I hope this helps!
Craig Beal – owner – Travel Beyond
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Lucky you DebitNM!
If choosing Mashatu in Botswana check out Mashatu Tented Camp rather than Main Camp. Prices are lower, the camp is small & intimate, tents are large and immaculately clean and you'll have the same outstanding wildlife sightings as at Main Camp especially leopards and large herds of elephant.
Just spent last May in Namibia and I would skip Etosha and do your animal safaris elsewhere however the sand dunes at Sossusvlei and around Swakopmund are incredible!
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DebitNM: How exciting! We loved staying in Cape Town, and exploring the Cape Peninsula in our car. You can see penguins in the wild. Also great is the Postberg section of the West Coast national Park, where you can see more wildlife.
If you want to stay in the foothills of the Cederberg, check out Oudrif, which is an hour from Clanwilliam. It's solar powered, peaceful, up on the river bank, all meals included. Great price. If you can't find it on fodors, check out my trip report for South Africa, which has web-site links.
Have fun!
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Hey DebitNM,
you can do Kenya/Tanzania safari for 2 weeks then you can also do mountain trek either in Kenya or Tanzania then you finally complete your holiday in Zanzibar enjoying the beach life
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Wow DebitNM! A month in my favorite country. I am green with envy.
Our first time to SA, we did the "normal", overly expensive (but fantastic experience) safari. Then we realized that we loved it too much to go to those expensive places - we want to go back again and again! So we now self drive, mix low-mid priced all inclusive camps with national park accommodations, and we love it and can afford it! We are safari people, so we mainly do that, but we mix in some golf, conservation activities and a little bit of city.
You are going to be in Cape Town during the flower season. Look into seeing the fynbos while you are there - spectacular! Penguins, Robben Island, Table Mtn, wine country, the waterfront - do it all (plus the flowers).
KathBC and I both love Mashatu Tented Camp. We combined it with a Sabi Sand camp near Kruger (Arathusa-very nice), then Pafuri in northern Kruger, but it is closed due to flooding. Check when it is reopening, or replace with a camp in Kruger or the walking safari at Pafuri which is quite an adventure. Then a very easy drive to Mashatu. It was a nice, semi-affordable two week trip. You could also add in Wildside at Entabeni, which has fun golf and safari. I did a trip report if you want to click on my screen name to find them.
Our past two trips were very similar. The last one was fantastic as we had the opportunity to do a rhino conservation outing, involving the darting of a wild rhino! It was one of the best things we have ever done! Anyway, we drove to Kruger, staying in the park for a few days, then down through Swaziland to KwaZulu Natal. Hluhluwe National Park, where the rhino was saved from extinction the last time, is fantastic. We visited Tembe Elephant Park which we loved and now has been expanded and improved, Mkuze NP is a gem for a short visit and Zululand Rhino Reserve (we stayed at Rhino River Lodge. Love it.) is now a big five reserve and possibly my favorite place. We also visited St Lucia and iSimangaliso Wetland Park to do horseback safari and kayak with crocs and hippo.
Whatever your budget, you'll be able to do a lot. Safari does not have to break the bank - we have had incredible luck seeing wild animals (except for wild dogs!!) with a very small budget and a VERY large budget. Finding some of the camps that are not marketed in the US can be difficult, but there are many. Staying in/near Kruger has camps in every budget. Do splurge on an SUV, though 4x4 is not necessary, may be useful but very expensive. You want a high vehicle if you visit any national parks to both see animals and for the clearance. Manual transmissions are the norm, but they are on the "wrong" side, too. It's fun - we plan our first day to be mostly highway driving.
Enjoy your planning! I know a month feels like a very long time, South Africa (and maybe some Botswana) is vast and very varied. Between CT, Kruger, the Garden Route and KwaZulu Natal, (and more!) there is TONS to do. Internal southern African flights can add a lot to your cost, but one way car rentals aren't usually more expensive, so you might be able to plan open jaw flights (JNB to Kruger, durban to CT, Port Elizabeth to JNB, for example). Fun!
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You are very lucky to have so much time!
If you are driving I will 3rd the suggestion of Mashatu Tent Camp. It's in Botswana but you drive there easily from Johannesburg. Love that place and it's so different than any other camp I've been to in South Africa.
Pics from 2008 http://www.pbase.com/cjw/africa_2008_mashatu
If you can do non-participatory camping, a mobile safari would be an economical way to see Botswana. It may be hot at that time of year but the wildlife makes it worth it. These are from 2005 http://www.pbase.com/cjw/botswana_africa_2005
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I like Safari Craig's suggestions. Don't "short" yourself on safari time If you like San Francisco, you will love Capetown. After this trip, you will probably want to go back to see things you missed.
We've been twice (and one planned but not taken trip between those two) and hope to go back again. South Africa is a remarkable country. We totally loved every second spent in Botswana and Zimbabwe, as well. We've spent time in Capetown twice, and could go back again and again. You CAN drive in SA, but I wouldn't suggest it in Zimbabwe, as you can arrange road or air transfers inexpensively there. We did a road transfer from Vic Falls to Hwange, and I have to say while it took nearly all day, it was an eye-opener. When you later see life and the level of development driving through and/or flying over SA and Botswana, you will understand what bad government vs good government means. Most all of the people you meet throughout will be outgoing and good folks.
We stayed at Ilala in Vic Falls, and it was charming. Actually, we preferred their menu and food to that at the Vic Falls Hotel (which is sort of across the street and down a very long driveway.) But no matter where you stay, do visit the Vic Falls Hotel as it is so evocative of Stanley and Livingstone's era!
Enjoy the planning phase, then get ready to be amazed.
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There is plenty to see and do in South Africa alone for a month, or you could explore wider in Africa as others have suggested. If you self drive and stay in self catering accommodation, South Africa is a very affordable destination. Here is just one idea of what you could do - we did this trip some years ago now, but we still look back on it fondly. http://www.fodors.com/community/africa-the-middle-east/trip-report-5-fantastic-weeks-in-south-africa-victoria-falls-zimbabwe-and-mauritius.cfm
If you want to venture further, I can highly recommend Namibia - my husband I did a self drive over about 16 days a couple of years ago - started in Windhoek, travelled south to the Sossosvlei Dunes area, then up to Etosha, through the Caprivi strip to the Botswana border. Had transfers from there to Chobe Game Reserve and onto Vic Falls (Zimbabwe). Another great trip!
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Thanks for the additional input. Working on this, it will take a while.
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And you should probably be warned: You WILL become enchanted and want to go back again and again. It is easy to do, because many places you visit -- English is the common language. You will meet travelers from all over the world and "family style" meals in safari camps, especially if they include the guides, are some of the most wonderful and enriching conversations you will every have in a "travel" context.
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So far, I know is that we will start in J'berg and end in Capetown. ALL I have to do is fill in the middle!
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Karibu Kenya!
You could tour Kenya and Zanzibar as well
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Deb- I would value Safari Craig's advice. His mother, a South African, founded the company as well as another highly rated travel agency, both based in the Minneapolis area.. They know their stuff!
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Hi: My husband and I spent two months in Southern Africa in 2005 and included Victoria Falls, Chobe National Park; then to Cape Town where we picked up a car for six weeks.
This September daughter and I are returning with only a month. We are concentrating on animals, and will include walking with lions, patting cheetahs (in Oudtshorn), sleeping with elephants in Knysna and Addo Elephant Park in tents.
Self catering accommodation in S.A. is great and quite reasonable, especially when you can go food shopping with the locals.
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twoaussies: many of these types of animal interaction activites exists in South Africa but the ethics at most of these are highly questionable. All will claim that they are doing it for conservation reasons but most true conservationists do not agree. Lion cub petting/walking is among the worst due to the connection to canned hunting. Cubs are taken away from their mothers at a very young age (usually 2-3 weeks)to be hand raised by humans and petted by tourists. When they get older they will be used in walks until they become older and too strong. Then what happens ? This is where it is really unclear because these places will not divulge where they are selling their lions to. We do know hundreds of lions are hunted per year so these lions are coming from somewhere. And please know that lions raised in captivity will NEVER be able to be released into the wild as many places claim.
There is a lot of information out there if you just start searching but here is a start:
Riding elephants is also highly controversial as African elephants cannot be easily broken and often extremely cruel methods are used for this. You mention sleeping with elephants in Knysna, and the park there has also been accused of abusive practices (I did say accused, I dont believe it has been proven but it is something to consider)
There is a ton more information out there if you take the time to seek it out.
There are so many wonderful places to see animals in their natural environment here in South Africa that could cover month and months that don't include these questionable practices. I hope you will do a lot of research before participating in these activities (and I dont mean just reading the claims they make on their own website) so at least you understand what you are in fact supporting.
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Thank you, kellyee21 for that information.
Conservation should not = cruelty of these beautiful animals.
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kellyee21 -
Thanks for providing the info above about direct human contact with animals. There are some things about safari that are simply 'no-no' and petting lions or riding/sleeping with ellees are some of them.
I made the decision after first safari some 20/yrs ago and then almost yearly these past 10/yrs, I'd never set foot in a zoo. And for every child who asked to visit a zoo, the reply was always NO, you'll go on safari some day and see the animals in their natural environment, and glad to say they have. Now we can only hope that
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... continued (sorry) the ongoing slaughter of ellees, rhinos, lions and other, will leave nothing for safari goers to enjoy and learn from, rather then only have a book with pictures of these species.
All too sad what's going on worldwide with the destruction of game - tigers, sharks, dolphins, and on and on. We all have to get behind or directly involved with the organizations that are truly conservationists and doing their utmost to stop such slaughter regardless the species.
Believe me 'seeing' the game is as worthwhile as would be 'touching'. I can spend hours watching a herd of ellees... how they interact with one another and especially protect the babies; likewise, a mother lion/cheetah/leopard moving their little ones (new born) being moved from one safe hiding space to another.
Keep this in mind during your planning.
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Royce Dillard doesn't remember much about the day his parents-and one hundred and twenty-three other souls-died in the 1972 Buffalo Creek disaster. He was only two years old when he was ripped from his mother's arms. But now Dillard, who lives off the grid with only a passel of dogs for company, is fighting for his life one more time: He's on trial for murder.
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Global Realignment in the Anglican Communion. A Canadian Chronology. Canadian Chronology. 1893 - Solemn Declaration
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1893 - Solemn Declaration
"WE, the Bishops, together with the delegates from the Clergy and Laity of the Church of England in the Dominion of Canada, now assembled in the first General Synod, hereby make the following Solemn Declaration:
WE declare this Church to be, and desire that it shall continue, in full communion with the Church of England throughout the world, as an integral portion of the One Body of Christ
1893 - Solemn Declaration
composed of the Churches which, united under the One Divine Head and in fellowship of the One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church, hold the One Faith revealed in Holy Writ, and defined in the Creeds as maintained by the undivided primitive Church in the undisputed Ecumenical Councils; receive the same Canonical Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, as containing all things necessary to salvation; teach the same Word of God. . .to hold and maintain the Doctrine, Sacraments, and Discipline of Christ as the Lord hath commanded in his Holy Word. . .and to transmit the same unimpaired to our posterity."
1979 - House of Bishops Guidelines:
We do not accept the blessing of homosexual unions.
1997 - House of Bishops Pastoral Statement:
We are not ready to authorize the blessing of relationships between persons of the same sex."
1998 - Lambeth Resolution 1.10 states the Communion Position: Rejects "homosexual practice as incompatible with scripture" and "could not advise the legitimising or blessing of same sex unions nor ordaining those involved in same gender unions"
2002 (June) - Diocese of New Westminster
2003 (May) - Primates Meeting in Brazil
2003 (October) - Primates meeting at Lambeth
"these decisions jeopardise our sacramental fellowship with each other"
"This will tear the fabric of our Communion at its deepest level, and may lead to further division"
2003 (October) Primates meeting at Lambeth:
". . . we call on the provinces concerned to make adequate provision for episcopal oversight of dissenting minorities within their own area of pastoral care in consultation with the Archbishop of Canterbury on behalf of the Primates."
2004 - Canadian General Synod
2004 (November) - The Windsor Report
§ 143 - 5 charges against New Westminster
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§ 151 Commended:
2004 - The Windsor Report (cont)
Delegated Episcopal Pastoral Oversight (DEPO) in the U.S. and Shared Episcopal Ministry (SEM) in Canada clearly lack that:
"credible degree of security. . ."
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§ 157 "There remains a very real danger . . walk apart."
2005 (February) Primates' Meeting in Dromantine, Ireland
2005 (February) - Primates' Meeting in Dromantine, Ireland (cont)
2005 (May) - St. Michael's Report is released
2005 (June) - Anglican Consultative Council Hearing, Nottingham
October 2005
"On the status of the networks of dissenting parishes in the United States and Canada, he said that he was happy to recognise them as part of the Anglican Communion:
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2006 October - Panel of Reference releases report on the Diocese of New Westminster
2007 (February) - Primates Meeting in Dar Es Salaam
2007 (February) Primates Meeting in Dar Es Salaam
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2007 - Post September 30
"Any Diocese compliant with Windsor remains clearly in communion with Canterbury and the mainstream of the Communion, whatever may be the longer-term result for others in The Episcopal Church. The organ of union with the wider Church is the Bishop and the Diocese rather than the Provincial structure as such."
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Broncos hire Joseph as head coach
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A runner-up two years ago, Vance Joseph is John Elway's pick this time around.
"It's official. Excited to announce Vance Joseph as head coach of the Denver Broncos!" Elway tweeted early Wednesday afternoon.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the team signed the 44-year-old to a four-year contact.
Joseph impressed Elway in 2015 when Gary Kubiak got the job. He was on Elway's short list when Kubiak, 55, stepped down last week over health concerns after Denver (9-7) missed the playoffs a year after winning Super Bowl 50.
Joseph, the 44-year-old ex-Colorado quarterback, spent last season as Miami's defensive co-ordinator after building a reputation as one of the league's top secondary coaches.
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Monday, October 17, 2016
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Sunday, 3:32 A.M.: Officer flagged down about a man sleeping in a tree.
Monday: Caller reported a cow at English Lake boat landing. The cow had a tag on it, and caller said he thought he knew who the cow belonged to. Update: Clam Lake Junction called and reported that the cow was about six miles east of Clam Lake, northbound, and "going at a good clip." Officer searched the area and no cow was seen. Update: another driver who came from Clam Lake reported that he hadn't seen the speedy cow. No cow located. Case unfounded.
Tuesday, 1:11 P.M.: Two intoxicated subjects went into the grocery store to buy a box of wine. Neither had a working credit card, so they tried to get the clerk to pay for the wine, but that was not going to happen. Subjects walked out with the box of wine and promised to come back with a check.
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beers 25987 º places 403 º 11:17 Tue 6/19/2012
just about to open mine
beers 7065 º places 28 º 11:20 Tue 6/19/2012
won't be drinking with you, sadly, but I will be watching from the sidelines. Go to it - and GO ENGLAND!!! (even though I don't care a rat's rectum for kickball).
beers 25987 º places 403 º 11:21 Tue 6/19/2012
ok turns out i have 2 bottles 1 bbf 290411 other 291212 both visabble sediment in bottle but the the 2011 is quit chunk bits , but pours ok. See photo to follow
beers 25987 º places 403 º 11:22 Tue 6/19/2012
i dont care about kick ball either
beers 2648 º places 199 º 11:29 Tue 6/19/2012
It's called 'football' you heathens! Come on England!!!!! Opened mine as cannot wait. Last time I had this the aroma of passion fruit was overwhelming. This is different. It's more citrus. Getting lemon and lime rind. It's quite chilled so not getting full effect. There's something tropical in their but my nose can't pick it out yet.
beers 19336 º places 37 º 11:36 Tue 6/19/2012
Ok, I'm open as well. Oh and I've opened my SNPA too. Rated this July 2005 when still back in my RB infancy so probably is due a re-rate. Yes, mine pours with a slight haze and with some hard sediment in the bottom. BBE Jan 2013. No idea if that means its quite fresh or not. Bought at Ashford Tesco last night. Clearish amber colour with lasting ivory coloured head. Iconic beer. Every time I have it, I think about how much this has changed beer drinkers lives. A real gate way beer.
beers 19336 º places 37 º 11:37 Tue 6/19/2012
I like the stumpy bottle, I like the green label. Whenever anyone I meet slags off USA beers here in the UK I send them to a Tesco or a Sainsburys and say, buy this.
beers 25987 º places 403 º 11:40 Tue 6/19/2012
http://twitpic.com/9yaf6e SNPA and Ness Un Korma (my other beer of the evening)
beers 19336 º places 37 º 11:41 Tue 6/19/2012
Probably too cold. Slight vegetal on aroma. Wow, that was a disappointment. Vegetal. Is that an infection? Some hop sting on finish. Some malt, some hop. Mostly boiled vegetables. I wouldn't give this more than 2.8. This bottle isn't very good. I've had it before and the grapefruit has jumped out of the beer. This is just, well, not very good.
beers 19336 º places 37 º 11:42 Tue 6/19/2012
Can I drink something nice now? Right, off to drink Struise and watch the football.
beers 25987 º places 403 º 11:43 Tue 6/19/2012
well im surprised by it. First rated 2007, an early rating again somepoint in All bar one so prob 12-18 months ago.


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Works That Work, magazine of unexpected creativity
Peter Biľak, the founder of Typotheque (and former editor of Dot Dot Dot magazine) is starting a new design magazine, if he manages to raise sufficient funds by the end of the week!
The magazine, Works That Work, is a design magazine with no portfolio presentations, 'just pure inspiration from the real world'. It will showcase examples of unexpected creativity from around the globe, like the legendary urinals at the Amsterdam airport which reduce cleaning costs by up to 85 percent, or a documentary about how reducing traffic signs actually improves road safety. Says Biľak:
One of the ideas of the magazine is to demonstrate that creativity is not the exclusive domain of artists or designers but that we are surrounded by creativity in daily life.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Mike Gillislee took a screen pass and went 45 yards for a touchdown, and No. 8 Florida survived a scare to beat Southeastern Conference newcomer Missouri 14-7 on Saturday.
The Gators rebounded from a turnover-filled loss to rival Georgia and kept alive hopes of winning the SEC's Eastern Division. They need the Bulldogs to lose one of their remaining games, against Mississippi on Saturday or Auburn next week, to clinch a spot in the league title game.
At times, Florida looked less than interested in staying in the SEC hunt. The Gators (8-1, 7-1) were shut out in the first half, managing just 111 yards and failing to contain Missouri quarterback James Franklin.
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Why Are Girls Like That?One of my friends is a total *******, the kind of person who will screw you for a single cigarrete! A total idiot who only thinks of himself. I hang out with him just because he hangs out with the other friends and sometimes its fun but because i know him from about a year with the time i've learned not to trust him about anything. He lies about everything. The thing is that he has got a girlfriend whos not my type but she is a nice girl, she isnt like most of the girls and is like a total opposite to him. She isnt addicted to lies like he is, she isnt the kind of person who would screw you for a slice of cheese like he would. I don't understand why are they together but then i just figured out that they just find something in each other that other people dont see. A week ago a couple of friends told me that she started going out with him just from sorrow because she hurt him really bad and she feld bad. I didnt take that serious of course because what kind of an idiot would do that? But today something really strange happened. We where all hanging walking my dog and he decided to leave her behind because she was "unnecesarry". I thought it was just a bad joke and it turned out it WAS. But then he started trowing things at her. We do that sort of things so i didnt thing it was something strange, and so did the others.After that we where all just standing and doing nothing when they started fighting over something really awkward. He started yelling at her about how she should respect him and not to act so rudely towards him. She did moreover the same and at first everyone thought that they are just messing around with each other like they use to, but then the thing got ugly. He got her from behind and grab her hair yelling about the same old thing about the respect. They fight like that a lot and mess around with each other so everyone didnt noticed it but then he hit her and she started crying. A friend stop him and she left crying. We continued walking and found her crying all alone on the way home and he went there and started to apology to her. After some time they started talking. But then she started crying again. When we started asking why and he starting saying that is about her ex boyfriend but she said he was lying but refused to answer what was it. But by her words and by knowing him everyone could tell that he IS lying! After about an hour listening to theyr stupid chat she decided to forgive him if he apologys to her formally. He refused. He said that what he did wasnt an real hit and that she was overacting. And so, they continued talking crying and i dont know what, i left with a few friends and went home. I dont know if they made out but i just cant figure out why is she with a piece of trash like him? Everyone knows that he is a piece of garbage and none of them trust him.
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text: If Tarantino's feature was a nod to the moody, genre-jumping exploitation of the early '70s, Rodriguez's contribution to the Grindhouse aesthetic pays tribute to the manic gorefests from Italy and the States in the early '80s. And much like the film itself, the supplemental features on Terror's double-disc Extended and Unrated presentation have a loose, action-packed and familial vibe that gives fans full access to Rodriguez's one-man-studio approach to moviemaking. The director is featured twice on audio tracks: first, on the feature commentary, which provides a fun tour through the picture's production (as well as information on the upcoming Grindhouse DVD set, which will reunite the two pictures in their theatrical format), and later on the "10-Minute Film School," a fascinating breakneck run through the numerous visual and CGI effects that produced the film's most eye-popping effects, including McGowan's leg/machine gun. Most of the extras echo Rodriguez's informative and entertaining vibe--two featurettes cover the picture's male and female cast (the former offers affectionate tributes to the exploitation vets in the company, including Biehn, Fahey, Michael Parks, and Savini), while "Casting Rebel" is an amusing discussion of how Rodriguez came to bring his own son into the movie, as well as his refusal to disclose the fate of Rebel's character. "Sickos, Bullets, and Explosions" takes a look at Terror's extensive special effects through interviews with stunt coordinator Jeff Dashnaw and members of the visual effects team, while "The Friend, The Doctor, and The Real Estate Agent" chats with three non-actors, all pals of Rodriguez, who wound up with small but significant roles in the picture. The Extended and Unrated aspect of the set is limited to a few extended scenes and extra splatter (sorry, the infamous "Missing Reel" is not recovered for this set), while Grindhouse fans bemoaning the absence of the film's hilarious faux trailers will appreciate the inclusion of Rodriguez's hilarious Machete spot, with Danny Trejo as a death-dealing, lady-loving tough guy gunning for double-crosser Fahey. The set also includes an "Audience Reaction" track: Essentially, it's a whole track of whoops and hollers that allows the viewer to "experience" the film as if they were watching it in an actual grindhouse from back in the day. Its inclusion neither adds to or detracts from enjoying this DVD, but it's wholly indicative of the level of fun Rodriguez had making the picture--and wants to share with his fans. -- Paul Gaita


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I have had some best deals with last minute
So this time I simply used them
Only afterwards did I think to check another site and the hotel itself
I may be making unequal comparisons, but I suspect that I could have got the same room for two nights a bit cheaper
Only £10, but next time I will not be so trusting
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Playing at home, UCLA struggled to beat Albany and trailed winless Coppin State by five points at halftime, making it appear the 16th-ranked...
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Playing at home, UCLA struggled to beat Albany and trailed winless Coppin State by five points at halftime, making it appear the 16th-ranked Bruins might be overrated.
It sure didn't look that way Saturday.
Jordan Farmar scored 10 of his 24 points during a game-clinching 16-2 run, Arron Afflalo added 18 points and eight rebounds, and the Bruins beat No. 17 Nevada 67-56 at the 12th John R. Wooden Classic.
"UCLA's the best team we've played so far," Nevada star Nick Fazekas said. "They'll probably be the best team we'll see all year."
The Wolf Pack shot 37.3 percent — nearly 11 percent below its season percentage.
"That was an outstanding win for our team because we beat a really good team," UCLA coach Ben Howland said. "This is the same team minus one or two kids who beat Texas in the [NCAA] tournament last year.
"We won today because we did a great job defensively."
Darren Collison matched his career high with 10 points and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute had eight points and nine rebounds for the Bruins (7-1).
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No. 11 Illinois 89, Oregon 59
In Portland, Dee Brown had 26 points and seven assists as the Illini cruised to victory.
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Kansas 69, California 56
In Kansas City, Mo., Brandon Rush scored eight points during a 24-6 run in the second half as the Jayhawks subdued the Golden Bears (6-2).
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Thread: counts in a table
03-14-07, 11:06 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: counts in a table
I seek the possibility for an automatic update of a certain column from a counted value. In my example I have two columns (object and counts). I want to update the column 'counts' with the result of the count of records with the identical value in the column 'object'
create table HOUSE
(object varchar2(20),
counts number);
insert into HOUSE (object) values ('WINDOW');
insert into HOUSE (object) values ('WINDOW');
insert into HOUSE (object) values ('DOOR') ;
insert into HOUSE (object) values ('WINDOW');
I seek the syntax of a INSERT- and UPDATE-trigger like
create trigger HOUSE_UPDATE
after update on HOUSE
for each row
update HOUSE set counts = (count * from HOUSE where object = :new.object);
So that the results of the table should be:
If I make an update like
'update HOUSE set object = DOOR where rownum = 2' the the result of the complete table should be:
How do I do that?
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>If I make an update like
>'update HOUSE set object = DOOR where rownum = 2'
The statement above will NEVER update any rows; 'cuz ROWNUM will never = 2.
>How do I do that?
Therefore based upon above, You don't do that.
Please do NOT post hamework assignments in the future.You can lead some folks to knowledge, but you can not make them think.
The average person thinks he's above average!
For most folks, they don't know, what they don't know.
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03-15-07, 04:10 #3Registered User
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I was just using the rownum to illustrate that I was just updating one single row - and that I want to update the other two records by using triggers. This is an example - not the real table which include unique columns I can use for the update.
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The main question here is: WHY?
Why on Earth do you want to store this dynamic (and redundand) information in a table?
You can retrieve it with a query:
SELECT object, COUNT(*) OVER (PARTITION BY object) counts
FROM house;
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Thanks for the hint, but I still need some help. I have now made a view based on your hint. I have also made two triggers since I still need the possibility for making updates and inserts on the data. But my triggers fails because of the contents of the view.
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03-15-07, 06:19 #6Registered User
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ORA-02014 cannot select FOR UPDATE from view with DISTINCT, GROUP BY, etc.
But if I make the update by a SQL-statement in SQL Worksheet, everything works fine.
By the way: How do I input my SQL as PHP Code?
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TOAD is an interactive tool, so when you start changes on row, it probably locks it by SELECT FOR UPDATE to block other sessions from making changes on that row.
As the view contains column with analytic function, it results in this error.
I am afraid, there is no workaround for this behaviour.
This leads me to another WHY?
Why are you making changes on the VIEW, especially by SQL statements?
Use base table for inserts/updates/deletes and view only for queries containing counts column. The two triggers would be useless then.
By the way, I never worked with PHP, so I cannot advice you. Maybe you should start on http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/php/index.html


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Effective October 3, 2011, the Banking Department and the New York State Insurance Department will soon merge to become the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS). A press release from the New York State Banking Department states: "Integrating these agencies under a single leadership and management structure will allow for greater efficiency and will help modernize regulatory oversight of the financial services industry."
Historically, the separate banking and insurance departments of the State of New York have respected their own separate jurisdictional limits relative to their separate licensing, regulatory, and enforcement initiative designed to protect the interests of bank customers and insurance policyholders. With the emergence of banking, insurance, and financial conglomerates and their multiple cross-offerings of banking, securities, and insurance products, the consolidation of these departments is a natural outgrowth.
Investor rights advocates welcome this consolidation as being in the interest of consumers, bank depositors, insurance policyholders and investors.


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Hat Tip to Housing Panic Blog. "Hat-tip to Housing Panic'er Damon for the work"
It is past time that David Lereah is taken to task by the mainstream media.
David Lereah is the former Chief Economist and Senior VP of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Between 2001 and 2007, Mr. Lereah regularly made statements regarding the housing bubble. The media regulary turned to him for real estate quotes. He was very influential. Mr. Lereah tells half truths and manipulates facts and figures. He cannot be trusted as he was a paid shill.
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Hey David,
You posted my handiwork! Glad I could contribute something back. I've enjoyed your bubble sites although I don't post frequently. It was just a quick project to take a little jab at his book, which isn't faring well with reviews. I really don't hate the guy. He's doing what he's paid to do... a requirement of a lot of slimy jobs. I'd rate his job about the same sleaze level as the guy who cleans up porn sets. It's a shame that the media uses NAR as an unbiased source of information. Anyway, thanks for the blog!
By the way, a few people wondered why the wife didn't make it out with the kid... well, I recalled that Century 21 commercial and that about wrapped her up.
Great photoshop!
"I really don't hate the guy. He's doing what he's paid to do... a requirement of a lot of slimy jobs."
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Mindfulness has been taught, practiced, and lived in medical settings for over 30 years now. Jon Kabat-Zinn started the revolution and now his students and colleagues Bob Stahl and Elisha Goldstein are taking the revolution to your living room. While Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction is being taught in hundreds of centers worldwide, we haven't had the do-it-your-self home course until now.
In their new and bestselling book, A Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Workbook, Bob and Elisha make mindfulness practical and accessible to anyone.
For example, consider the S-T-O-P technique that stands for Stop-Take a Breath-Observe-Proceed.
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Taos, July 2008
Another wine festival season is coming to a close in New Mexico and there are good things to report. The first festival, new this year, was held in the village of Corrales just north of Albuquerque. Boasting quilts as well as wine, the Corrales Quilt & Wine Fair was celebrated Mother's Day weekend. I was there giving wine talks on a host of subjects, some of which I'll be covering in future blogs.
It was a first for the village, and a first for me to talk about wine without having a glass in my hand – except to demonstrate my world famous swirling technique. Hey, it's not everybody that can swirl wine in those diminutive festival glasses without spilling a drop! By the end of the day, I was so ready for a glass of wine. Fortunately, my pals at the local wineries were there to provide me with generous pours.
July - Toast of Taos
The Southwest Wine Competition held in Taos in late June is followed by the Toast of Taos the week of July Fourth. The winners of the competition are then featured at the various wine dinners during the festival week. The competition this year included wines from Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. I was privileged to witness the entire judging series.
During the competition the support staff verifies the temperature of each wine, pours tastes into approximately 6 wines of a particular grape, such as Chardonnay, and brings them out to the judges. There were approximately 12 tasters at two tables to judge each flight of wines. Since no labels are on display each wine is judged on its appearance, bouquet, and taste from the initial attack through the mid-palate and on to the finish.
To qualify as a judge you'd need to pass a one year program covering all aspects of wine judging. Sorry to burst your bubble if you were thinking of volunteering for the next one. I interviewed several of the judges as well as attending the wine dinners – Oh, the busy life of a wine writer. Not that I have any complaints, mind you.
The Toast of Taos is in its third year and much of the success is due to the inexhaustible energy of Sally Trigg of Holy Cross hospital. The hospital has sponsored the event since its inception. Sally and her volunteers put their hearts into making it a success and I have no doubt that next year's Toast will be even better.
Dining and Lodging in Taos
Taos has many fine restaurants including the Trading Post Café just south of Taos. The façade, which does call to mind a trading post, belies the interior, where very well-prepared food fills the rooms with enticing aromas. Most of the Southwestern wines I sampled at the dinners were very well made, and indicate a shift to higher quality as the winemakers better understand the terroir of Southwest AVAs. Many judges commented that they believe the general quality level of the wines offered for judging have noticeably improved. This confirms my own belief that better crafted wines are coming from this part of the country.
If you are planning on attending next year's Toast, or other wine events in Taos, the Taos Inn (http://www.taosinn.com/) should be your first choice for where to stay. This historic inn encompasses several outbuildings all interconnected with atriums and courtyards that invite a leisurely stroll. Just off the main entrance is Doc Martin's Restaurant, named after a much loved country doctor from the 1920-30s and contains several rooms and courtyards to handle any diner's whimsical choice of atmosphere and food. The wine list, prepared by Craig Dunn, is extensive and imaginatively designed, and more suggestive of the Four Seasons in NYC than a southwestern outpost. The restaurant has won the prestigious Wine Spectator Award of Excellence 20 years in a row, which will come as no surprise once you've dined there.
I returned to the Taos Inn for July Fourth weekend, bringing my wife, and we attended an outstanding wine dinner at Bravo!, just south of downtown Taos. The "!" is part of the name, just in case you thought I was being dramatic. The restaurant featured many of the medal winners of the previous month's competition. Chef-owner Lionel Garnier was on hand to bathe in the applause he evoked whenever he came out to see how the dinner was going. They even provided us with two intriguing dinner guests to converse with and comment over the wine. Sadly, the restaurant closed its doors in August, but the memory of that dinner will remain.
Although I've only been to Taos a few times, its stimulating atmosphere always hooks me. This is a place your feet compel you to canvas, even if you're not a power walker. While I can't comment on all the fine wines I sampled, I'd like to focus on a few I think deserve your consideration.
Guy Drew Vineyards (http://www.guydrewvineyards.com/) makes very impressive wines, particularly the reds. The 2004 Syrah won a gold medal and best red award from the Southwest Wine Competition. I was in the back room with the support staff while they set up the flights of wine for the judging and one of the helpers said, "You gotta try this Syrah." This Syrah is one of those obvious must-have wines that you just want to cozy up to in your favorite chair and sip long into a wintry night. This was my first heads-up alert to Colorado wines, but definitely not my last.
I took home a Guy Drew 2004 Meritage and left the half-full bottle (obviously, I'm an optimist) in my wine cellar after using a vacuum sealer, thinking I'd finish it the next day. The next day ended up being a week later. Knowing most of my opened reds don't last more than a day or two I was sure I'd be using the Meritage as cooking wine. In fact, it was still showing good fruit and most of the flavors were still there! That was a first. Check them out before they realize what a bargain their wines are and raise prices.
The Winery at Holy Cross Abbey (http://www.abbeywinery.com/ ) was another gold and silver winner that is producing fine wines. I'm a big fan of Cabernet Franc and their 2006 vintage was well executed with classic Cab Franc flavors. The 2006 Reserve Merlot was also excellent and both were silver medal winners. Still a young winery, it was established in 2002, the numerous medals the winery has already garnered suggest that this is one to watch.
While there are many wine festivals in New Mexico, few can match the location of Taos and the many fine restaurants and lodging landmarks it offers. Put it in your plans for next year, I know I will. Salut!
Monday, October 6, 2008
2008 New Mexico Wine Festivals: a Review
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