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Date: Monday 02 Jul 2012
San Leon Energy's Chairman, Oisin Fanning, has purchased one million shares in the company less than a week after the oil and gas explorer reported strong results from Poland.
Fanning purchased the shares at 8.63p for £86,300, taking his stake in the company to 60.84m shares 5.33%.
The firm unveiled a positive set of initial results from the Siciny-2 well in Poland, saying it has proved the 'huge upside potential' of the carboniferous basin.
The firm said it encountered continuous gas shows throughout the well and that based on the results of the analysis of the core, it has been able to deterine the quality of five prospective zones for unconventional gas accumulations.
In zone 1,151 metres of net oil pay was indentified, resulting in a free gas in place estimate of 163bn cubic feet (bcf) and a total gas estimate of 193 bcf.
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Land Securities Group (LAND)
Director name: Mr Robert Noel
Amount purchased: 80,000 @ 743.67p
Value: £594,936
Pentagon Protection (PPR)
Director name: Mr Haytham ElZayn
Amount purchased: 2,000,000 @ 5.50p
Value: £110,000
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Director name: Mr Oisin Fanning
Amount purchased: 1,000,000 @ 8.63p
Value: £86,300
Daisy Group (DAY)
Director name: Mr Steve Smith
Amount purchased: 78,527 @ 95.00p
Value: £74,601
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Amount purchased: 50,000 @ 138.30p
Value: £69,150
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Director name: Sir Sir Deryck Maughan
Amount purchased: 1,819 @ 1,444.35p
Value: £26,273
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Director name: Mr Lawrence Culp
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Director name: Dr Dr Dan Podolsky
Amount purchased: 1,754 @ 1,444.35p
Value: £25,334
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Director name: Sir Sir Christopher Gent
Amount purchased: 2,321 @ 1,454.00p
Value: £33,747
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text: Growing up, Denise Ortiz-Wasilewski never thought much of the teaching profession. "Honestly, I didn't think highly of it at all," she recalled. "As a career, it seemed like a difficult, arduous and thankless job." But after she took an elective Education class with Charisse Willis '89SVC, '91GEd, '95PD, Associate Dean and Professor in St. John's The School of Education, Ortiz-Wasilewsi's perspective quickly changed. "That class completely altered my view on teaching," she noted. "It gave me a much deeper respect for the profession, shining a light on what educators really do. Trust me: it's not just a lot of grading papers and hosting parent-teacher conferences! There's community work, helping kids outside the classroom and getting to know them on a personal level." After earning both an undergraduate and graduate degree from St. John's, Ortiz-Wasilewski accepted a position teaching Spanish at Leon M. Goldstein High School in Manhattan Beach and has been there for six years. She credits that first elective course with Dean Willis as what shaped her career path. "I realized the community aspect of teaching, which is why I also work as a counselor," she said. "Now I'm able to have two relationships with my students: a group setting with 20 kids at a time, and through a personal, one-on-one dynamic. It's so rewarding to make a difference in these students' lives." As a Spanish teacher, Ortiz-Wasilewski hopes to strengthen her class's appreciation of foreign cultures. She even takes some of her students abroad every year to visit a variety of global destinations, including England, Ireland, France, Greece, Africa and Italy. "I teach a Spanish class, but I want my students to understand the importance and relevance of all foreign cultures," she said. "So for 10 to 15 days, I take my class on a trip that shows them a broad mix of cultures. It's a really beautiful experience. I always wanted an experience like that myself as a student." Meanwhile, Ortiz-Wasilewski hopes to teach a different type of acceptance here at home: a greater approval of mental-health counseling. "My perspective on teaching changed drastically after I went to college," she said. "Similarly, I'd like to help my own community change its perspective on the profession, especially in regards to counseling. There's still a stigma around that whole topic, so one of my ambitions is to change that and get the youth to understand that it's okay to come and talk, to discuss their problems and to have an open forum to express themselves. We need to realize that the times have changed." Ortiz-Wasilewski is currently pursuing a second master's degree in bilingual counseling at Long Island University and hopes to continue serving the community throughout her career. "I didn't expect to become a teacher when I came to St. John's, but I'm glad I did," she noted. "And with counseling, I'm really making a difference. Education was an unexpected career, but it's something I'm so grateful to have discovered."


text: Home Culture Killing in Self-Defense: You Better Be White Black defendants rarely get a ruling of justifiable homicide, whether the victim is white or black. By: Danielle C. Belton Posted: July 16 2013 12:57 AM 0 Generic Image (Thinkstock) (The Root) -- It doesn't hurt to have a little white privilege on your side. If you can get it. And George Zimmerman got the most out of what privilege he had after being found not guilty in the murder of Florida teen Trayvon Martin. After the verdict, Zimmerman's attorneys held a press conference, and attorney Mark O'Mara, while answering a reporter's question, remarked that if Zimmerman had been black, "He never would've been charged with a crime." O'Mara couldn't be more wrong. I don't know which justice system O'Mara's been operating in, but black people are more likely to get a conviction no matter who they kill -- black or white -- even if they claim self-defense. Especially since most of them can't afford O'Mara to represent them in the first place. There is no privilege in claiming self-defense while black -- even when killing another black person. When the verdict came down not guilty, Zimmerman had not just the jury but also statistics on his side. A 2012 study by PBS's Frontline is getting a second look post-Zimmerman's exoneration, and it reveals that if you're going to kill in self-defense in America, you'd better be white. By analyzing data from a study by John Roman, senior analyst at the Urban Institute's Justice Policy Center, Frontline found that in "Stand your ground" states, white people who kill black people are 354 percent more likely to be found justified in their killings. And it doesn't get much better in non-"Stand your ground" states, where that number goes down only to 250 percent. But even when it comes to black-on-black crime or black-on-white crime, a black defendant is unlikely to get a self-defense ruling in his or her favor, whether or not the state has "Stand your ground" laws on the books, as shown in this graph. Source: PBS.org Page 1 of 3 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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2009We know that all teenagers no matter where they are from are almost the same. But we must find details about the most important problems and whishes.
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Quick Facts: High School Teachers | |
2010 Median Pay | $53,230 per year |
Entry-Level Education | Bachelor's degree |
Work Experience in a Related Occupation | None |
On-the-job Training | Internship/residency |
Number of Jobs, 2010 | 1,037,600 |
Job Outlook, 2010-20 | 7% (Slower than average) |
Employment Change, 2010-20 | 71,900 |
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- 30-min professional pest control manages cockroaches, rats, ants, and other pests.
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- Service valid at certain areas in Klang Valley including Kuala Lumpur, Bangsar, Petaling Jaya, Subang, Puchong, Bangi, Cheras, Rawang, Kajang, and Port Klang.
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Air-Weigh announced that the popular 5800 Series of on-board truck scales has been expanded to include a new feature which allows weight information to be transferred to the truck's J1708 data bus. Now, on-board computers and communication systems can use Air-Weigh weight data for on-board applications or transmission over a wireless network to a fleet management or customer site host. The Air-Weigh 5800 Series of on-board truck scale is a true load management system that is permanently installed in the dash and calibrated to each suspension on the vehicle. -
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Posted 4:42 PM 12/20/2012 : Ski Valley opens up the slopes this afternoon
MT. LEMMON, Ariz. - Ski Valley slopes atop Mt. Lemmon were open to skiers and snowboarders Thursday afternoon for the first time this season.
Winter doesn't officially start until Friday but the slopes across Arizona are already open. The winter storms over the past week were more than enough to open up Ski Valley which made for a welcomed sight to skiers and snowboarders. Dominic Rhodes, a Ski Valley snowboarder, was excited when the snow hit.
"As soon as I saw the clouds over the mountains I was like please be snow, please be enough to open up and what do you know we're here," said Rhodes.
According to Steven Reff, Ski Valley Instructor, Ski Valley opened up with a 25 inch base. As of Thursday morning, some of the most premier ski destinations in the country like Telluride Ski Resort and Aspen Snowmass in Colorado were reporting less. In fact, Aspen Snowmass is reporting a 17 inch base while Telluride reports in with 23 inches.
Reff explains, "This is a great turnout. Great half day of skiing. The conditions are excellent in fact as people are coming down they are saying they're loving it!"
With the fresh powder, blue skies and temperatures in the 40's on Mt. Lemmon many people think that Arizona skiing can't be beat. Mark Lindley, a Ski Valley snowboarder, finds that Mt. Lemmon is the perfect ski destination.
"It's a great place you've got to go forty-five minutes you're down in the sun you go forty-five minutes you're up in the slopes. What can you say?" asks Lindley.
For more information on Ski Valley including hours of operation and lift ticket prices click here.
With the entire state getting a visit from Old Man Winter all of the major ski resorts in Arizona are open. For information on Arizona Snowbowl outside of Flagstaff, AZ click here. Sunrise Ski Park in the White Mountains has three lifts open with more coming tomorrow.
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I disagree with #2. The 'culture' is part of the problem. The 'warrior mindset' as it's understood is antagonistic to the message that people are NOT fortresses of resilience, and that rather than 'suck it up,' people need to acknowledge feeling overwhelmed and ask for help. This Aussie PSA hits all the right notes, I think:
This warrior mindset nonsense is just that. As the article says, the vast majority of these suicides are those that haven't deployed. We need to look at this population for what it is: protracted adolescence. These are young males who--compared to their civilian counterparts--I would argue are, on the whole, less mature. I don't say this to insult this population, but rather as an argument that our paradigm needs to change. We're not treated warriors; we're treating kids right out of high school with abysmally poor coping mechanisms (and a crap ton of stress). Add in the crazy girl/wife problems and alcohol and you've got a mess on your hands. If the servicemember is a bottom 5%-er, i.e. poor performer, you've got a high risk situation on your hands (because now this guy feels a sense of thwarted belongingness to unit).
Anyway, sorry for rambling. My main point that I'm trying to make is that we need to CHANGE military culture to acknowledge that many are psychologically weak (yes, I said it). We all get so uptight, and beat around the bush, about this issue, but everyone in mental health knows that there are people who are psychologically weak. Call it want you want: poor ego strength (lack of affect tolerance, lack of frustration tolerance), poor coping skills, utilization of immature defenses, highly external locus of control, little resilience, poor self-efficacy, lack of future-orientation, inability to self-soothe...the list could go on and on, but someone with many of these traits (arguably, some of them can be "states") is not going to hold up well under pressure, i.e. they're psychologically weak. Again not in a pejorative sense, but in a descriptive prognosticating one. So, when we're designing primary prevention efforts aimed at mental health, we need to first assess the level of (mental) health of our population. Overestimating them as "warriors" does them a disservice. Sometimes too HIGH of expectations can be harmful too.


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Barry Richards played 339 FC games, averaged 55, and compiled 80 centuries. This is about 5 times more than Jackson who played only 70 FC games, averaged 46, and compiled 11 centuries. And then the debate goes on from there..........
(Haven't we been down this road before Monk?)
Barnes in this match revealed himself once more as one of the most remarkable bowlers that this country has ever produced. He has a positively wonderful command of the leg break.... His great height makes it difficult for the batsman to follow the flight of the ball. He is useful on every kind of wicket, whereas few bowlers of his pace are able to bowl on a sticky wicket. - JACK HOBBS, 'My Cricket Memories' (1924)
Haha, I need more sleep.
Overall 3 pace bowlers with O'Reilly / Warne is probably the best option for Australia. Both had excellent first innings bowling averages, and both would be dangerous on the first day of the Test. Most off-spinners (left / right arm) tend to struggle in the first innings.
Another option (possibly belongs in the romantic 11) might be to replace one of the Spinners with Bill Johston as he bowled both pace an spin. Gives you 4 pace bowlers or 2 spinners as required + the left hand variation.
Wisden - Bill Johnston
Johnston is probably the most underrated and overlooked great Aussie bowler.
I've gushed over him many times on CW - a wonderful bowler.
And consider this. Below is a list of Australians who have averaged more than 100 with the bat on a First Class tour of England:
Bradman, DG
Johnston, WA
According to the Wisden article, the 100+ average was a little contrived, but a lot of fun for those involved.
Just seamed to me an attack of
Pace: Lillee, McGrath, Miller, Johnston WA
Spin: Warne, Johnston WA
is a bit better balanced than the alternatives
So which player was the best combination of Batsman/ All Rounder and Slip Fielder:
Garry Sobers
Greg Chappell
Wally Hammond
Brian Lara
Rickey Ponting
Viv Richards
Jacques Kallis
Neil Harvey
Everton Weekes
Bobby Simpson
Sunil Gavaskar
Clive Lloyd
Bruce Mitchell
Allan Border
Matthew Hayden
Graeme Pollock
All Rounders
Ian Botham
Keith Miller
Tony Greig
Andrew Flintoff
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1st XI
Hutton* | Hobbs | Bradman | Richards^ | Tendulkar | Sobers5^ | Gilchrist+ | Khan3 | Marshall1 | Warne4^ | McGrath2
2nd XI
Sutcliffe | Gavaskar* | Headley | Chappell^ | Lara^ | Kallis5^ | Knott+ | Hadlee3 | Ambrose2 | Lillee1 | Muralitharan4
3rd XI
Greenidge | Richards^ | Ponting^ | Pollock | Hammond^ | Worrell5* | Waite+ | Akram3 | Steyn1 | Holding2 | O'Reilly4
4th XI
Morris | Simpson^ | Sangakkara | Weekes^ | Border*^ | Walcott+ | Faulkner5 | Laker4 | Trueman1 | Garner3 | Donald2
He was also exceptional at second slip, his slip fielding is greatly under rated and was equally important as his bowling.
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By Catherine Pritchard Staff writer
James Davis checks the guidelines on the refrigerator and the food on the counters and shelves around him.
Then he starts filling a cardboard box with food for a needy family, using what's available on this day at the Tigapa House food pantry on Southern Avenue.
For meat, there's a small rock-hard package of brownish steaks a few days past their sell-by date and a package of sausage. For produce: a bunch of spotted bananas, a couple of fine-looking squash and a battered box of frozen mashed potatoes. A vacuum-packed bag of rolls and a store-made shortcake qualify as baked goods. In go cans of peaches, peas and beans, a bag of soup crackers and an individual bag of chips, three granola bars and a couple of sodas.
Most are items that were unwanted by shoppers at the supermarkets who donated the goods.
But they're welcomed by the needy people who pack the food pantry's small front room each day to receive its gifts.
"Every little bit helps," said a middle-aged man, sighing. The man said he's a single parent with four minor children and has been unable to find work since being laid off two months ago. He comes to the Tigapa pantry as often as he can - once a week.
"I'm desperate," he said.
That's the sort of person who the food pantry's organizers were looking to help when they started Tigapa two years ago, said Ron Smith, the president of Tigapa Village Foundation. The name stands for Trust In God And Press Ahead. The nonprofit organization says its purpose is "to ensure that no child goes to bed hungry."
But it's also curbing the hunger of plenty of adults.
Smith said he remembers one young woman who started crying when Tigapa gave her a box of food.
"She said, 'I've been eating beans for so long and now I finally can have some meat,' " he said.
Tigapa started small, providing free food to 30 to 40 families a month. That grew to 30 to 40 families a week. Now, some days, Tigapa provides food to up to 60 families in a single day - or to as many as it can until that day's food supply runs out. The pantry replenishes its stores each weekday morning at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Southeastern North Carolina where it's one of more than 200 member agencies helping hungry people.
Smith said Tigapa owes that growth to hard work and successful partnerships with local churches, businesses and organizations, including the food bank itself.
The difficult economy is, of course, another factor, seen in the words written by Tigapa patrons on a "story board" in the food pantry's front room. One, by D.W., reads: "One Parent, working just starter job." Another, by L.D., reads simply: "Not enough income." From C.H.: "Hours reduced, decrease in pay, disabled mother can't work."
Many of the food pantry's patrons don't have cars to get there. They walk or take the bus or even ride their bikes, Smith said.
"We know it's hard out there," Smith said. "That's why we're here."
Tigapa also aims to provide financial help to needy people as well as other assistance. Along with the food pantry, it has a free clothing closet at its building at 2103 Southern Ave. Smith said the organization takes donations of food, clothing and other goods, as well as cash.
Most of Tigapa's workers are volunteers, like Davis, who comes near daily to pack the food boxes. "Just to help people out," he said.
Smith's wife, Michele, earns a paycheck managing the food pantry but Smith said he himself is unpaid, as are the other board members.
"I'm taking care of people," he said. "And God's taking care of me."
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Distinctions Advisory Day - NW Region
Date: 29th September 13
Time: 10:30AM - 5:00PM
Location: Hough End Centre, Manchester
Postcode: M21 7SX
Contact: Brian Smethurst LRPS
Cost: Ł20.00
Members Rate: Ł15.00
Relevant Material: BookingFormSept13.pdf-
Type: Distinctions Workshops
Region: North West
Distinctions Advisory Day at Hough End Centre, Mauldeth Road West, Manchester M21 7SX - within easy reach of the Motorways.
This is an opportunity to receive advice on your work for the LRPS and ARPS distinctions. Assessing Panel members are:
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- Vanessa Slawson who will cover LRPS and also ARPS Professional & Applied
There are limited numbers for assessment, therefore booking is essential.Places will be allocated on 'first come first served' basis. Deadline for participant applications is 22nd September 2013.
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It's unbelievable! Not only did I find my water guy in my pool but I also caught the moving guy with him too. They are supposed to be working, but who am I kidding; I've got two hot guys practically naked fooling around in my pool. It's hard to be mad when they are in swimsuits.
Fuck it, I'm going to live out one of my fantasies. Watch Lenin Stone, join the wet and wild fun with Armond Rizzo and Jessie Lee in this week's episode, "Moving In - The Water Guy."
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This is going to be our first big gig! Trelino and I can't mess this up. We're going to be dancing in front of one of the hottest Asian porn stars ever, Peter Le. Talk about pressure. Trelino is so nervous but he'll do a good job. I know how sexy he is when he's naked. I'll just have to remind him how good he is at stripping and fucking. By the end of this, he won't be nervous thinking about performing for Peter, he'll just be thinking about me and my cock.
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Go behind the scenes on the set of The Asiancy Season 5 with Diego Vena, Robin, Ty Dylan, Dayton O'Connor, Jessie Lee, Jessie Colter, Rick Maverick, and Trey Turner.
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I'm freaking out…There's something in this house and I don't know what it is. I've seen chairs move and heard creepy noises. Something's just not right with this house. I run to tell Lenin but he doesn't believe me. He thinks it's all a joke! I'm so mad at him, but he grabs me, holds me tight, and says he'll protect me. I feel much safer now that I'm in his arms.
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How economic well-being and mental health depend on each other
Dr. Harriet Fraad has a thriving private practice in New York City. Her special interests include problems in intimate relationships and eating disorders; her special competence lies in the practices of psychotherapy and the uses of hypnotherapy. She publishes widely on the social causes and consequences of psychological problems [for a recent publication, see "American Depressions"]
Dr. Richard D. Wolff is a professor of economics who has taught at Yale University, the City University of New York, the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and currently teaches in the Graduate Program in International Affairs of the New School University in New York. His publications are available elsewhere on this website.
Dr.s Fraad and Wolff have been married since 1965 and have two adult children.


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Are you hosting a gathering over the holidays? You've got your house beautifully decorated, the food is ready and your guests are arriving. But wait what about the young woman who just disappeared upstairs to the bathroom. Have you secured your prescription medications or does she now have full access to your medicine cabinet and its contents?
Whether it's the holiday season or any other time of year, limiting access and availability of prescription medications in your home can be easily done. The reason you really want to consider doing this? Seventy percent of the one in five teens who abuse prescription drugs say they got their drugs from a friend or relative. Here are some suggestions:
SECURE: All medications should be safely stored in a lock box, including those that require refrigeration.
MONITOR: It's important to know what's inside the lock box by regularly monitoring its contents. Take extra care if you store prescription pain medications, as these are the most highly abused drugs.
DISPOSE: Properly disposing of your unused or expired medications is easy in our three counties. All three sheriffs' offices and many of the township police departments have disposal containers in their lobbies where you simply drop the prescription bottle in the container.
Holidays can be stressful. By considering and acting on - the above, you have just reduced one level of stress. Happy holidays!
The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board is committed to sharing information and resources for better mental health and the prevention of substance abuse. If you would like more information, please call the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot Counties at (419) 448-0640. The board's office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays.
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Excellent accommodation, the villa is spacious and comfortable with a large kitchen and living room, literally a few minutes walk from the beach which is by the way the best in the area. We had a very nice room on the ground floor with A/C and a tropical shower. The swimming pool was a real plus even after a long... More
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Arrive in Quito at any time. There are no planned activities, so check into our hotel and enjoy the city. Located 2850m (9348 ft) above sea level, the Ecuadorian capital of Quito enjoys a wonderful spring-like climate, despite the fact that it is only 22 km (14 miles) south of the Equator. Nestled in a valley flanked by mountains, on a clear day several snow-capped volcanoes are visible from the city centre. Add to its beautiful location a rich history and well-preserved colonial district, and you begin to understand Quito's appeal to thousands of tourists every year. In 1978 UNESCO declared Quito a World Heritage site, and any new development in Quito's old town is now strictly controlled. Life in Quito tends to be peaceful, though the drivers are fond of using their car horns! There are approximately 2,000,000 inhabitants in the metropolitan area, but the pace is relaxed and the residents hospitable. Quito is separated into two basic sections, the old and the new cities. The old city is full of historical buildings and churches. One of the more noteworthy is the Catedral de Quito, located on the Plaza de la Independencia. Built between 1550 and 1562, it was one of the first neoclassical works in Quito. La Compañía de Jésus Church is considered one of the most beautiful in the Americas. The decorations in the Compañía contain approximately one and one-half tons of gold, and construction of the church took 170 years (1605-1775). The small, rounded hill dominating the old town is El Panecillo or 'the Little Bread Loaf,' a major Quito landmark. From here there are marvellous panoramic views of the entire city and surrounding volcanoes. You can easily take a trolley (streetcar) or a cab between the Old Town and New Town. Quito's large foreign population and steady stream of travellers have given it a varied and vibrant nightlife, and salsotecas and other dance clubs abound. For a real Ecuadorian experience though, be sure and drop by a peña if you can; these are great places for meeting locals and dancing, as well as enjoying local cooking.
The morning is free explore Quito on your own. In the afternoon take a bus trip through the heights of the Andes en route to the Amazon. Stop for the night in Papallacta, and enjoy a relaxing glass of wine in the natural mineral hot pools. The village of Papallacta sits 60 km (37 miles) southeast of Quito, over the Andes and on the outer rim of the Amazon Basin. This small village, surrounded by cloud forest on the road between the highlands and the Oriente, has arguably the best thermal springs in all of Ecuador. It is the perfect place to spend a relaxing evening soaking in the mineral hot springs, while enjoying the great natural beauty of the area.
This morning we descend into the Amazon jungle region. Notice the scenery change dramatically as we leave the mountains and enter the lush, tropical Amazon rainforest. Stay with a Quichua family and enjoy the hospitality of these wonderful people, and experience life in the jungle first-hand. In the 16th century, Spanish conqueror Francisco de Orellana ventured from Quito into the eastern jungle, in search of El Dorado, a mythical stash of Inca gold hidden away in the jungle. While he didn't find gold, he did discover Ecuador's Rio Napo, which along with Peru's Marañón, combines to create the mighty Amazon. He followed the Napo into the Amazon mainstream and travelled all the way through the dense jungle to the Atlantic Ocean on Brazil's coast. Consider the variety of mammals living in Ecuador's Amazon: armadillos, honey bears, sloth, 60 varieties of bats, tapirs, peccaries, jaguar, monkeys, manatees and much more. Birds are the richest group of Amazon vertebrates, at approximately 1000 species. Visitors will see hummingbirds, toucans, macaws and tanagers on land, and darters, herons and gulls on water. If fortunate, you may catch a glimpse of the prehistoric looking Hoatzin, with its brightly coloured feathers and sharp talons. Over 500 species of trees per acre have been recorded in the jungles of the upper Amazon. If this doesn't seem particularly astonishing, consider that this is ten times greater than either Europe or North America, and you will begin to appreciate the significance of the conservation of this area and others like it. The rainforest is also the traditional home of many indigenous communities, whose traditional homelands and way of life are threatened by the encroachment of 20th century industries like mining, petroleum exploitation and large-scale cash-crop farming. Among the most representative are the Siona-Secoya, Cofan, Huaorani, Shuar, Ashuar and Quichua. We spend four days of the Inland & Amazon itinerary in the Ecuadorian Amazon, near the Napo River. Our home for two of these days is with a Quichua family near the community of Cando, where we will learn their traditional beliefs and customs, their many practical uses for the jungle's wealth of natural products. The family is friendly and over the years they have met countless visitors from around the globe. It is a great opportunity to make new friends, while experiencing a completely different way of doing things—one that may give you a different perspective on life.
Today travel to a jungle lodge located on the Napo River, one of the Amazon's two major tributaries. We explore by foot and canoe to learn about the natural history of this area. There is also an option for an exhilarating whitewater rafting trip on the Napo! Please note that wildlife viewing in this part of the jungle is limited for a number of reasons, and that this is more a cultural learning experience. For a more in depth Amazon experience, we also offer the 7 day Sacha Lodge Amazon trip (see brochure for details).
Return to the mountains on our journey to Baños, a small town nestled in the hills. Take advantage of the many outdoor options, or simply relax in the thermal waters. Baños means 'baths' and there are several in and around the town. Some thermal springs come from the base of Tungurahua Volcano ('little hell' in Quichua), others have melt water running into them from the volcano's glaciated flanks. Locals swear that the baths are good for your health; it's definitely worth rising early to watch the dawn creep over the mountains from a hot spring vantage point. The town is the perfect setting for outdoor pursuits, including horseback riding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing and rafting in the surrounding mountains and on the River Patate. Baños is one of the most popular tourist spots in the country and you will find many Ecuadorian families vacationing here. One look at this delightfully green mountain town and you will know why. Surprisingly, it is pleasant and unspoiled.
Today we head south along the "Avenue of Volcanoes", through Ecuador's central valley of mountains to the colonial town of Cuenca. This is a full day trip with spectacular views along the way. Explore the town, hike in Cajas National Park, or visit the nearby Inca ruins of Ingapirca. A short flight takes the group back to Quito for the night of Day 11. Considered the most beautiful city in Ecuador, Cuenca has had an eventful history. Barely half a century before the arrival of the Spaniards, the powerful Inca Tupac Yupanqui was undertaking the difficult conquest of the local Cañari people, who struggled bravely to stem the expansion of the Inca Empire. After several years of bitter fighting, Tupac Yupanqui's forces prevailed. The Inca began the construction of a major city whose splendour and importance was to rival that of the imperial capital of Cuzco. Stories of sun temples covered with gold sheets and palaces built using the finest skill of Cuzqueño stonemasons abound. What happened to Tomebamba, as the city was called, is however, a complete mystery. By the time the Spanish chronicler Cieza de Léon passed through in 1547, Tomebamba lay in ruins, although well-stocked storehouses indicated how great it had recently been. The Tomebamba River divides Cuenca in half, and south of the river lie fairly recent suburbs and the modern university. To the north is the heart of the colonial city. Although Cuenca has expanded to become Ecuador's third largest city with 165,000 inhabitants, it still retains a pleasantly provincial air and the old centre has churches dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. The earliest building is the original Cathedral, construction of which began in 1557, the year Cuenca was founded by the Spanish conquerors. Explore the city's sights including cobbled streets, red-tiled roofs, art galleries, flower markets, shady plazas and museums. The villagers in the surrounding areas are expert milliners, creating beautiful Panama hats (which should perhaps more accurately be called Ecuador hats). The ruins of Ingapirca lie approximately an hour and a half drive north of Cuenca, through some of Ecuador's most beautiful countryside. Although it is a major Inca site, not a lot is known about its history Yet another nearby attraction is Area Nacional de Recreacion Cajas, a protected area of 28,000 ha, about 30 km (19 miles) northwest of the city of Cuenca. The terrain is quite stark, mostly above 4000m (13120 ft) in the páramo (grassy highlands), with many clear lakes and a great variety of bird life, beautiful scenery and good hiking possibilities.
Continue north to the village of Cayambe, where we stay in a 400-year-old hacienda nestled at the base of Cayambe Volcano. G Adventures discovered this hacienda years ago and it has become special part of all our trips in the area. If you are feeling energetic, you can travel to the base of the volcano's glacier and hike back down. Rent horses and head off into the hills, or explore the beautiful property surrounding the hacienda, including an indoor swimming pool. The town of Cayambe is famous both for its dairy industry and the snow-capped, extinct volcano of the same name that dominates the town. Ecuador's third highest peak at 5790m/18991 ft, it is the highest point in the world through which the Equator directly passes — at about (4600m/15088 ft) on the south side. Hacienda Guachalá, the estate where we stay has a long and dynamic history. Originally part of an Inca outpost, the farm became an encomienda given to a conquistador. In 1647, D. Francisco de Villacis bought the sheep farm and constructed a wool factory, exporting his product to Europe. A great grandson of Pope Alejandro VI (one of the Borjas), married Maria de Villacis in 1700, and the farm passed into the hands of the Borja Family until 1832, when it was sold once again. In 1892, the farm was bought by Josefina Bonifaz, who changed the wool factory to a dairy farm. Her son Neptali Bonifaz, who eventually became Ecuador's President, divided the inherited land between his sons. Following land reform laws of the 1960s, part of the land was returned to indigenous families. Today only a small fraction of the original land, including the original house and factory buildings, remains in the hands of the Bonifaz family. Part of the family home was refurbished in the early 1990s and converted into a small hotel, the Hacienda Guachalá, where we enjoy the natural beauty of this highland area surrounded by the hacienda's colourful history.
Next we visit the beautiful area of Otavalo and its world famous handicrafts market. Villagers from the surrounding countryside come here every week to sell handmade goods as well as livestock, fruits and vegetables. Otavalo is justly famous both for its friendly people and its Saturday market. The market dates back to pre-Inca times when jungle products were transported from the eastern lowlands and traded for highland goods. Today's market has two different functions: the local market for buying and selling animals, food and other essentials, and the crafts market for the tourists and other interested people. There are three main market plazas in town, with the overflow spilling out onto the streets linking them. The Plaza de Ponchos is where you will find most handicraft items. You will find colourful woollen goods such as ponchos, gloves, hats, blankets, scarves and sweaters, as well as fine tapestries and a variety of embroidered blouses and shirts, shawls, string bags, and rope sandals. This market gets underway at dawn and continues until early afternoon. Remember, bargaining is expected for every purchase! If you're good you should be able to get at least 20% off of the starting price. The food market sells produce and household goods for the locals, and there is an animal market beginning in the predawn hours on the outskirts of town. Although these are not designed for visitors, they are cultural experiences to see and are definitely worth a visit. One of the most evident features of the Otavaleños' cultural integrity is their traditional dress. This is not just put on especially for the tourists at the Saturday market, but is worn throughout their daily life. Return to Quito in the evening of Day 15.
Early flight to Baltra, in the Galapagos Islands. Upon arrival meet our naturalist guide who will assist with the transfer to our boat, the g1. We visit North Seymour in the afternoon for a look at frigate birds, blue-footed boobies and sea lions. Seymour Island is probably the most exciting island photographically. Bird life abounds, and close to the trail you will find many nesting pairs and young chicks. Seymour is also home to the Galapagos's largest colony of magnificent frigate birds. Their mating ritual is an ostentatious display: males expand the red sack at the base of their throat and perch atop a bush with wings fully extended, flapping furiously. Interested females circle overhead, and if so inclined, may join the male on terra firma. Further along the trail we can observe a colony of sea lions. The Galapagos Islands are located about 1000 km (620 miles) off the Pacific coast of South America. The archipelago is comprised of 13 major islands and scores of islets that served as a living laboratory for Charles Darwin, the renowned evolution theorist. Long before Darwin arrived in the Galapagos, seafarers knew these isolated islands as home to some of the strangest and most wonderful wildlife imaginable, including birds that could swim but no longer fly, aquatic iguanas, dragon-like lizards left over from prehistoric times, and the giant Galapagos tortoises for which the islands were named. Covering nearly 5000 square km (3100 square miles), the Galapagos Islands are now a National Park. The Galapagos National Park is the institution that controls the preservation of this environment, assisted by the Charles Darwin Research Station. Inaugurated in 1964 and based in Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island, the Charles Darwin Research Station is the one place where visitors can easily see the famous Galapagos tortoises, which may live up to two hundred years. This is also the training centre for naturalist guides who accompany all visitors landing at more than 40 approved sites on the islands, and members of the international scientific community often come to study at the station. The National Park charges a visitor fee of $100 USD, payable on arrival, which funds Park maintenance and supervision in the Galapagos, as well as ecological study, conservation and infrastructure development in Ecuador's other National Parks. Entry fees and the funds they generate for the National Park System are among measures taken by the Ecuadorian government to protect its natural heritage. Estimated Travel Time: 3 hours (By flight)
Morning landing at Isla Lobos on San Cristóbal Island to see the sea lions and have a snorkelling excursion before visiting dramatic Kicker Rock. Continue to Cerro Brujo in the afternoon to observe the sea lions, marine iguanas and seabirds along the beach. San Cristóbal is the easternmost island of the Galapagos and also one of the oldest. Its principal town is Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the capital of the Galapagos. On San Cristóbal we will visit the interpretation center,and we will have the chance to visit Ochoa beach for some fantastic swimming and snorkeling possibilities. A short distance away and visible from shore is an island called Leon Dormido, or "Kicker Rock," which resembles a sleeping lion. It is quite striking and if conditions are right we may be able to sail through a narrow channel which splits Kicker Rock in half. We will then have the opportunity to visit the highlands of San Cristóbal, to see such things as impressive volcanic rock formations, various species of birds, and possibly even some giant land tortoises in the wild if you are lucky!
We sail to Punta Suarez, on Española Island. This is the southernmost island in the Galapagos archipelago, and home to several wildlife species, including masked and blue-footed boobies. Optional hike to the top of a cliff for spectacular views and photos. Punta Suarez on the western side of Española Island (also called Hood) is spectacular: gargantuan waves break on jagged cliffs and large bird colonies thickly populate the interior of the island; there is a distinct feel of desolate wilderness here. The waved albatross is seen here from April to December during its mating/nesting season. This bird leaves land between January and March each year to make its annual odyssey far out to sea. Amazingly, Española is the nesting site to virtually the entire world population of this species, with more than 12000 pairs residing here. Large numbers of masked and blue-footed boobies are also found here, red-billed tropic birds dash madly through the air, and both marine iguanas and sea lions are common. A huge blowhole, where the surf is forced through a natural rock formation spouting seawater 15 to 20 m (49 – 66 ft) into the air, adds to the island's impression of untamed beauty. Follow the trail through a rookery and learn the geological history of the island from our naturalist, including its dramatic volcanic features, climate, flora and fauna. Sail in the afternoon to Garner Bay, an excellent swimming and snorkelling site.


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A spam blog, sometimes referred to by the neologism splog,[1] is a blog which the author uses to promote affiliated websites, to increase the search engine rankings of associated sites or to simply sell links/ads.
The purpose of a splog can be to increase the PageRank or backlink portfolio of affiliate websites, to artificially inflate paid ad impressions from visitors (see MFA-blogs), and/or use the blog as a link outlet to sell links or get new sites indexed. Spam blogs are usually a type of scraper site, where content is often either inauthentic text or merely stolen (see blog scraping) from other websites. These blogs usually contain a high number of links to sites associated with the splog creator which are often disreputable or otherwise useless websites.
There is frequent confusion between the terms "splog" and "spam in blogs". Splogs are blogs where the articles are fake, and are only created for search engine spamming. To spam in blogs, conversely, is to include random comments on the blogs of innocent bystanders, in which spammers take advantage of a site's ability to allow visitors to post comments that may include links. In fact, one of the earliest uses of the term "splog" referred to the latter.[2]
This is used often in conjunction with other spamming techniques, including spings.
The term splog was popularized around mid August 2005 when it was used publicly by Mark Cuban,[3][4] but appears to have been used a few times before for describing spam blogs going back to at least 2003.[5] It developed from multiple linkblogs that were trying to influence search indexes and others trying to Google bomb every word in the dictionary.
The term may be applied to more recent[when?] infections, most noticeably those reported by Webtrends[6] in April 2008. Leveraging botnets, spammers have infected several thousand pages which display prominent keywords from the Google Trends site by bypassing the CAPTCHA authentication method, which had previously subdued all spam bloggers. A recent sighting puts the top ten Google hottest terms of the day as all being owned by spambots on the Blog Results page. As they have gone mostly unchecked, they have also infected real SERP Page One web results and corrupt any hot search terms more than a month old. Hackers are using a number of methods including link farming, spamdexing and keyword stuffing each in a simple, moderated form to achieve top PageRank results. Most of the sites contain an animated graphic which appears as a YouTube streaming video. Once clicked, users become infected with one of several variants of spyware. This generates revenue for the spambot's owner.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Wired 14.09: Spam + Blogs = Trouble. Splogs are the latest thing in online scams". Wired.com. 2009-01-04. Retrieved 2010-05-14.
- ^ "June 13, 2003 hackermojo.com entry". Hackermojo.com. Retrieved 2010-05-14.
- ^ Yamamoto, Mike (2005-08-17). "Are 'splogs' ruining the blogs?". CNet News. Retrieved 2009-01-31. "Cuban, who defines a splog as "any blog whose creator doesn't add any written value," writes: "Go to your favorite blog search engine and type in hair loss. Or you can try Cialis, or Discount Tickets?? You get the idea. Anything that has ever been spammed about is spammed in monstrous proportions in the blogosphere because its so easy to do.""
- ^ Cuban's original post is archived here [1].
- ^ See, for example, a June 13, 2003 hackermojo.com entry, which uses the term, albeit in reference to spam comments on blogs.
- ^ "Microsoft Live Hotmail Under Attack by Streamlined Anti-CAPTCHA and Mass-mailing Operations". Security Labs Blog. 2005-11-01. Retrieved 2010-05-14.
External links[edit]
- Blogger: About Spam Blogs
- SVMs for the Blogosphere: Blog Identification and Splog Detection
- news.com.com: "Tempted by blogs, spam becomes 'splog'"
- The Guardian, 17 November 2005, "Cashing in on fake blogs"
- Examples of splog creation software
- Pings, Spings, Splogs and the Splogosphere: 2007 Updates
- Examples of splogs from the Swedish area


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Right the country of France now facing a tax rate all of 75%.
And were already seen the effects business people -- -- lot.
President raising taxes on the rich sounds familiar so should this be a warning to people on this side of the Italy and -- that's -- 5% sounds outrageous Fox News senior judicial analyst judge Paul Thomas that the US could be headed down that same road projects.
I could -- I thought well again on the well.
There there's this bad news in this good news the bad news is that this tax rate is confessed to -- and it's going to produce less revenue for the -- -- French treasury.
Then -- now the case.
Because a lot of wealthy people will restructure there income so they don't meet the ceiling which is well one point 25 euros a one point 25 million euros.
To hit the 75% rate the good news is.
American voters will see what's happening right in taxes go up revenue goes down and with rich people flee the country do we want that to happen here.
And it's happened that rich people are fleeing the the country of France we've got a graphic that shows that a model by the name and it's easy cast.
A restaurant -- famous here in New York Elaine -- costs and singer Johnny Holliday have all moved to countries just across the border to get rid of get away from the high taxes.
But the judge all you have to do is look back to you know you -- -- 5% giving man that's hot.
In united -- of America in the past the highest tax rates have been in the eighty and 90% bracket I think as recently as John F.
Yes and when John F.
Kennedy and they democratic congress reduced the tax rate the top tax rate from 9265.
More money came into the treasury I know it sounds counter intuitive but when taxes go down.
People earn more money right and paying more money to the treasury.
The French system.
Is intended to punish the wealthy that's the campaign -- president along he promised the labor unions he would do that so by punishing the wealthy.
He's gonna punish the people -- know the wealthy -- they're gonna lose their job.
-- once again much as we're seeing in this country.
Where president a lot this is vowing to do this to the wealthiest people in the 75% tax rates yet it would only bring in a small amount relative to their budget woes symbolic unity treasury because there's only about I read something like 3000 people in all of -- -- -- into this.
Heaves right it's it's symbolic the president of France ran on a campaign dividing classes.
Sound familiar yeah -- he promised to punish the rich in order to help the poor sound familiar.
So the American public will learn a lesson hopefully before Election Day when they see what's happening in France all right hydrogen and -- -- of -- thank you.
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