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Rocky & Sarah's Travel Diary
Officially the REPUBLIC OF TURKEY, Turkish TÜRKIYE CUMHURIYETI, country that occupies a unique geographic position, lying partly in Asia and partly in Europe. Through its history it has acted as both a barrier and a bridge between the two continents.
Maps courtesy of www.theodora.com/maps used with permission.
Rumour had it that there is a bus from Budapest to Istanbul for 90DEM. Too bad it's a 26h journey. The better method turned out to be to fly to Istanbul from Budapest and the cost was only $100US. A student card was required. Student flights to and from Istanbul are very very cheap. If you are deciding whether or not to buy tickets in advance it is really simple here. For example the price to Toronto from Istanbul was $330US one way. Others are also very cheap.
Anyway, we've been in and around Turkey for about a month. We've been on the West coast and some of the Central Anatolian regions. We were about 300km away from the last earthquake epicenter (in November) but didn't notice anything.
Turkey Information Links
The Turkey Holiday Guide -
Has a lot of information on various parts of the country.
We'll be working with the local transportation as we go. Check the above guides for more info. We'll probably be going with buses between cities because they are supposedly faster and cheaper than trains.
We have taken at least 8 different bus lines around the country. Expect
to pay about $3CDN for 100km of travel. You get hot (instant) coffee, tea,
a snack cake, coke/pepsi/sprite or water for free.
If you are heading out of Istanbul and want to do an overnight trip to Goreme or Ankara go right ahead. Otherwise the best way is to go is by ferry to Yalova. It is one hour instead of a 3 hour trip along the coast of the sea of Marmara. The ferry port is on the European side of Istanbul very near Sultanahmet. The cost is a nominal 2.5mil TL at this time for students. Bursa is one hour from Yalova and there are buses waiting for the ferry. It cost us 1mil TL each. You can also get to Termal from Yalova. If you want to go elsewhere then you probably have to go through Bursa which has a huge bus terminal (but not as big as Ankara's or Izmir's).
Tourist Tips
Valuable Tip One
Valuable Tip Two
When taking a taxi a common scam on tourists is for them to charge you the night time rate all day long. To check this, when he turns on the meter look for a light or something that says GECE. That means night and you are being ripped off. Point it out to get the proper rate. Night rates apply from 11pm to 6am.
Valuable Tip Three
(This happened to a friend). When walking down the street beware of any shoe polisher that asks for a light or a cigarette. He will take your lighter and not return it until you get a shine and then he will charge you a fortune. Its a simple scam but easy to avoid. Keep hold of your belongings. You can still be hospitible.
Turkey is comparatively lenient regarding the visiting of mosques--in
many Muslim countries, non-Muslims are strictly forbidden to enter them at
all. Most mosques in Turkey are open to the public during the day. Prayer
sessions, called namaz, last 30 to 40 minutes and are observed five times
daily. These times are based on the position of the sun, so they vary
throughout the seasons but are generally around sunrise (between 5 and 7),
at lunchtime (around noon or 1, when the sun is directly overhead), in the
afternoon (around 3 or 4), at sunset (usually between 5 and 7), and at
bedtime (at 9 or 10). During namaz, if quiet and still, non-Muslims are
usually tolerated. Tourists should, however, avoid visiting mosques midday
on Friday, when Muslims are required to congregate and worship.
There isn't much info on hostels. Other than the above link we'll be looking it up in Guide books over the summer and updating as we go along.
Other than the Almina Experience (tourist tip one) here are the places that we have stayed at.
Istanbul - A relatively decent place in the off-season is the Green Hotel in Sultanahmet (see link). It is right down the street from the Orient Youth Hostel, Star Hotel, Alp Guesthouse, etc. It is right by Aya Sofya and the owners are willing to haggle (remember, OFFSEASON!). The restaurant downstairs is also good and cheap. It has fully carpeted rooms, AC, WC and toilet, TV, terrace bar, and open buffet breakfast service. We paid 10.000.000 TL ($30CDN) per night for a big room with a double bed with private bath, breakfast and hot water. We also got a deal on laundry service (FOLDED AND DRIED AND BROUGHT UP TO YOU). THe attached restaurant is good and you get a 10% discount. You can put it all on the hotel bill at the end.
Bursa - Hotel Cesmeli. Located downtown it is a very clean and friendly place. THe bathroom was very good but the shower did not have a shower curtain. Double bed with single bed and TV, minibar, couch and excellent breakfast was 15.000.000TL ($45CDN) per night.
Selcuk - Hotel Nazar. A friendly and quiet place with a nice terrace. The rooms are clean and wood panelled and the owner (Osman) will meet you at the bus station in Izmir. You even get to meet his mother. THe bathrooms were clean but very small and once again without a shower curtain. The whole bathroom gets soaked. 7.000.000TL ($21CDN) for a double with Turkish breakfast.
Pamukkale - Hotel Turku. Family friends of Hotel Nazar. Pretty well the exact same thing as Nazar but with a pool (during the summer). The owner (Hasan) was even friendlier than Osman. We paid 5.000.000Tl ($15CDN) for the exact same room as at Nazar. The hotel is very near the travertines so getting there is no problem. Other hotels are a little farther and it can get pretty steep. THe roof terrace here had a nice view of them.
Fethiye - Ideal Pension. Well liked by everyone who stays there because it is very friendly. Quiet time from 11pm to 8:30am is very convenient because of the number of backpackers that stay there. THe roof terrace overlooks the bay and has a bar and sucks you in for hours on end. Free tea all day long and the owner (Sonner) is very friendly and will meet you at the bus station. Everyone seems to know him. (He likes Canadian whiskey.) Look at a few rooms because some are nicer than others. We paid 5.000.000TL ($15CDN) for a double with bath and balcony and breakfast.
Kas - Korsan Karakedi Hotel. Big bathroom with shower curtain but our toilet was a little problematic.Rooms are very clean and you can use the kitchen to cook yourself. They recently got a cute little scruffball of a puppy called Korsan (what else?). Very friendly and offered some of their dinner to us everynight but found them a little unprofessional compared to some of the other places. Also has a pool in the summer. The water pressure wasn't great. 4.000.000TL ($12CDN) for a double with bath and breakfast.
Konya - Hotel Sahin. On the main street. Big quiet rooms, BASIC english spoken. Fairly clean rooms with a hotel lounger bar. Kind of seedy at night and even during the day. Sarah saw a cockroach crawl over the cheese at breakfast. Make your own decision about eating here. A big double with a fantastic bathroom (bathtub!), shower curtain, hot hot hot water, water pressure, annoying toilet cost us 10.000.000TL ($30CDN) with breakfast.
Goreme - Kelebek Pension. A very good place very similar to the Ideal Pension in atmosphere. THe annoying thing is the trek up the hill to get there. Otherwise fantastic views, cave rooms, hot water, central heating, TV room with ENGLISH movies, and FABULOUS breakfasts (not included in price). 7.000.000TL ($21CDN) for the "honeymoon suite". An incredibly comfortable bed, soft pillows and beautiful quilt, small bathroom attached. Other rooms are cheaper but you may have to leave your room to get a shower and at night it is FREEZING!
Eskesehir - Otel Porsuk. Good place very similar to Hotel Cesmeli in Bursa. Cost was 10.000.000TL ($30CDN) including breakfast for a nice double with an excellent attached bathroom. THe floor will not get soaked no matter how much you try.
There are hundreds of Carpet shops in Istanbul (more like 3000) and we've found a good one with very nice people and good prices. You can generally let them ship it for you unless you buy one in the Grand Bazaar (that is direct from a carpet salesman NOT trying to sell a carpet).
Anyway a good place we have found is on the north side of Aya Sofya on the tram line called CKM Carpet Warehouse. Ask for Jim and tell him the 2 Canadians sent you. We've already recommended him to a few people and he seems genuinly nice. He even bought us lunch. He also asks that you send a picture back to him of your carpet in your home. Ask to see his scrapbook. The official address is Alemdar Cad. No:6/C-D Sultanahmet tel. (0212) 522 51 63
November 14, 1999. KAS, KONYA, KAPADOKYA, TURKEY.
We have landed on the moon! Seriously though, Kapadokya must be the weirdest place on the face of the earth, no wonder they filmed part of Star Wars here. I guess I should start from way back in Kas, although there isn't much to write. Just another day of relaxing but we had a hotel with a kitchen we could use so we got to make some pasta. The bus ride to Kas was pretty frightening, I saw my life flash before my eyes several times. You go through winding roads that do 90 degree turns where the side of the road is a cliff straight down to the water. These turkish bus drivers don't really seem to mind that much though because they don't really slow down all that much! Kas is a really nice place, another small harbour town, and we just did lots of hiking around and cooking. After two nights there we decided to brave the full 10 hour bus journey to Konya which I believe is the third largest city in Turkey and VERY muslim. Almost all of the women wear head scarves and there were no tourists there that we could see, a very turkish town which was really neat. Besides the cockroach crawling on the breakfast the hotel was pretty good, it had an excellent shower which is something hard to find here! There is a great museum also that is still a very religious place and very interesting! We couldn't find internet there though so that's why it's been awhile. Before I move on to this wonderland we're in right now I must tell an amusing story. On the way out from Konya we ended up at the bus station three hours before the bus left so we went for a quick bite at a nearby restaurant. I was in my salad craving mood so that was what I wanted to order. On the menu was the beyin salad, Rocky in all his wisdom (and with the menu decoder in hand) told me that it was a big salad so I ordered it. Five minutes later a plate came to me with sliced tomatos on one side, grated lettuce on the other, and cold lamb brains in the middle. Ha! Ha! Everyone in the restaurant including Rocky thought this was amusing, I guess my face was priceless being presented with this meal. Not being that adventurous with food I sent it back and got my salad, Rocky is no longer allowed to be in charge of the menu decoder.
This takes us to Kapadokya (or Cappadocia whatever you prefer). This is the neatest place. It was all formed by volcanos and then eroded away so the landscape is all volcanic ash and very barren and rocky. Like I said before it feels like you're on a crater of the moon. Way back in the really olden days when there were lots of wars going on the people in the region carved homes, underground cities and hideouts to keep away from the enemies. So it is an excellent place for exploring and playing around. We are living in a pension at the top of a steep hill with a stunning view of the valleys. Our room is actually carved out of the rock (thank god they've turned on the heating though, it's pretty chilly here). We actually splurged the extra three dollars a night to stay in the honeymoon sweet which has the most comfortable mattress yet and big fluffy pillows along with a beautiful warm quilt, it is so nice and cozy. There is also great breakfasts, we actually had the most amazing french toast the other day (yes, french toast in Turkey, it just sounds wrong doesn't it?).
Anyways, our first day here we went to the open air museum which was an old monastary and is full of churches with beautiful frescoes all carved out of rock. It was neat but not overly exciting, once you've seen one, the other ten aren't that enthralling. So we left pretty early and walked down a beaten up path and ended up at some caves, homes and church rock formations that were free and there was noone else there (they're everywhere in this region but if you walk off the tourist path you can have a place to yourselves). We spent about an hour and a half just exploring tunnels and climbing the rocks, I think Rocky turned into a ten year old again at the rate he was climbing about, I needed some help. It was really neat and when we got to the top, all we could see was more of these rocks and caves and buildings, it was an eerie feeling, no people, no city. You just can't buy that kind of experience anywhere!
Today we went on a tour of the region which was just fabulous. We left in the morning and came back at night and I am absolutely exhausted! First we went to overlook a huge valley created by the volcano full of these weird eroded rock formation that were once homes to people. Then we went into an underground city and walked through winding tunnels, tight and dark spaces for about an hour. These cities were all carved out of the rock and were made to sustain 3000 people! It was full of food storage places, bedrooms, kitchens, lots of wine cellars (of course!) and was just absolutely fascinating. We peeked into the ventilation shaft that with a flashlight went down as far as you could see and up just as far. This was definetely not a place for people who don't like confined spaces but was so intriguing and fascinating how these people built these cities! After that we went to the Ihlara Valley which struck me as a small grand canyon, with a stream going through. Here we hiked for 3 km and did some off the path exploring into more dark tunnels and crevices, lots of uphill but I think I'm starting to get a little used to it. It was very beautiful and peaceful, we ran into very few people along the way. We also ate a fantastic turkish cuisine lunch after, and we were very hungry by then. Then we saw where some of Star Wars was made (remember the sand men in the third episode). It is a huge cliff with all the homes, churches etc. carved in and once again we did some serious uphill for a spectacular view from the top. I think I must of taken a zillion photos altogether. On the way back to the hostel we went to the valley of the fairy chimneys to watch the sunset. These must be one of the weirdest rock formations, they look like big giant penises coming out of the ground! NO KIDDING! It was a really beautiful view though as it's a large valley full of them and off in the distance you can see rose valley which is like a pink hued rock. Well, so far that's it. I think Rocky will be renting a mountain bike to boot around for a few hours and I'm going horseback riding tomorrow. It should be another great and awe inspiring day.
November 8, 1999. FETHIYE, TURKEY.
What an odd turn of events... Leaving Pammukkale for a 5 hour bus ride was delayed by a group of travellers who were being ripped off at the Hotel Mehmet (or something like that). So as a note, don't go there. Fethiye is on the Meditterrean Coast in a sheltered bay. We've spent 3 nights at the Ideal Pension although haven't done anything significant. The choice was between the Hotel Yacht Plaza or this place and price was not that different. Unfortunately the luxury place was a deserted wasteland, but phenomenal. The other place had character and at least some other people to talk to. (NO WE'RE NOT GETTING SICK OF EACH OTHER - but it's a nice change).
Rocky was getting annoyed typing so I get to say the rest (the letters are in weird places on these computers, especially punctuation and the i!). Anyways, we have really had a great time just relaxing and sitting on the terrace in the pension overlooking the harbour full of beautiful yachts and surrounded by mountains all around - it really is a tough life. We've also met some great people and lots of Canadians which was really fun. We spent our first night sitting with five Canadians, drinking beer, talking hockey and listening to the Tragically Hip. It was a great night. We did walk around and see the rock tombs here but that's really about it - the roof terrace really sucks you in for the long haul. There is supposedly a beautiful beach, a neat gorge for adventure and a deserted ghost town around here, but we were tired so we just took everyones word for it. Sometimes it's nice to do nothing. The Ideal Pension where we are staying is quite nice - a couple of fantastic Aussies helping out who we bugged for a day and the owner even got a birthday cake for one of the Canadians celebrating his special day away from home. A very friendly bunch, there is also a Turkish girl working there (who I must say has way too much energy in the morning) but we've had lots of fun teaching her how to swear in English (she's really trying to learn the language) and we got to learn a bunch of Turkish! I think she'll miss us a little - she has a thing for Canadians and keeps trying to get us to stay.
We are off to Kas today, another seaside place but even smaller than this one (which is pretty small) so I think we're in for more R&R - oh shucks!
November 4, 1999. PAMUKKALE, TURKEY.
Our adventures are really neverending and I think we picked the right places to visit (by the way there are 3 new updates so keep reading down after this one). Pamukkale is definetely a place to see. Driving there you pass cotton fields that look so pretty, plants wýth drops of snow at the ends (at least that is what it looks like!).Then you turn a corner and there is a giant white mountain in front of you that looks like pure ice, in fact it's not, it's calcium! We arrived at 2 p.m. so went for a bite and then straight to the park. Although it was beautiful we were a little grumpy because you have to take off your shoes and walk up - ouch! But it's all in the name of preservation of the landscape so we kept our grumbles to ourselves and did the painful hike, thank goodness it was only about 20 minutes or so! At the top is just a stunning view that cannot be descibed because it is so unique. It really looks like a mountain of ice with little pools and ripples made from the water. You have to keep reminding yourself that it isn't slippery, its rock! Also at the top are more ruins very different from Ephesus. It's called Hieropolis and is more scattered and rubble like with some beautiful pieces in tact every little while. Not the same but just as interesting and a little more adventurous feeling. We got some great photos (and lots of them and maybe when we get back we can scan some in to this website!). It really is impossible to describe what we've seen in the last few days and all I can say is that both of us are just loving Turkey. It has so much variety and things to see and we've only seen just a small part. We will be heading to the very south coast to see some small cities and then we will go to Cappadocia which is also supposed to be incredible - I think we could spend our whole 6 months here easily! We have a nice hotel here - owned by friends of the people we stayed with in Selcuk so we are happy well and will be going to sleep soon! Internet isn't that cheap here so we will be able to take more time for emails and things when we find some cheaper places!
November 2, 1999. IZMIR - SELCUK, TURKEY.
The plan was to go to Izmir for a day, but plans are meant to be broken right? First off taxi drivers outside of Istanbul are great, they rounded the fare down and never would take a tip! Buying our bus tickets I had 6 guys all yelling at me in Turkish to use their bus lines - it's pretty tight competition but we definetely chose the right one. We took a Metro bus to Izmir and the service was fabulous. There is a host walking back and forth to see if you want some spring water, coffee, tea, colas and at every stop they cleaned the bus etc. It was really a pleasant experience (we gave the hostess a Canada pin because she was really nice and talked to us for quite awhile). Once we got into Izmir we were trying to figure out how to get into town when we were accosted by a guy saying there was nothing to see in Izmir and we should go right to Selcuk, having heard that before we did and of course he had a place for us to stay. It was actually very nice so all was well and we decided to walk around (surprise! surprise!) and find a place to eat. We hadn't gone more than 3 minutes when a carpet guy came out and dragged us into his store, we thought we were going to be preyed upon for a sell but were pleasantly surprised. He actually took us in there to meet an American couple who were also staying at the same hotel as us (they both worked for the American military and were living in a base in Eastern Turkey for the past two years). They were very nice, they showed us a good place to eat and afterwards we went back and laughed for about 3 hours straight! One of the Turkish guys is married to a woman from New Zealand, so when he spoke English he had a Turkish-Kiwi accent - something that you just have to hear. He also broke the news to us that the All Blacks lost to France (which we didn't believe at first). We sat and drank beer and Raki with them until they could barely talk and we were very tired - all in all it was a fantastic evening and another side of the Turkish people that we were very lucky to see. They even offered us a ride to Ephesus in the morning (as our hotel had a shuttle but you have to go to a carpet shop on the way home - we took them up on their offer).
I can't stress enough how cool Ephesus was! I just fell in love with Turkey the moment we got there. Imagine walking amidst beautiful ruins, thousands of years old and being able to touch them and crawl around and play! It was so fabulous and just absolutely beautiful - the most fun we've had yet I think - something that everyone should experience at least once. It was indescribable and Rocky and I were like kids romping around! It took us about 2 hours to go through and we just couldn't stop talking about it. We took lots of photos so hopefully they turn out o.k. After we walked the 3 km back to Selcuk and went to a great museum that has many original artifacts taken from Ephesus. It was well done and there were some interesting pieces - being dirty Canadians we liked the God Bes piece best. He's a God of Fertility and his penis is as big as his whole body - we got a good laugh anyways! Then we sat on our terrace at the hotel and played backgammon over a few beers for a couple of hours and just had lots of fun relaxing (it was a pretty tiring day).
October 31, 1999. BURSA, TURKEY.
Well, we left Istanbul on a bad note. We took a cab to the ferry that was taking us to Yalova and he tried to rip us off. He had the fare on night time rates which are 50% more than the day rates - but, being the smart travellers that we are we caught him at it and got him to fix it before we left! Anyways, we took the ferry over and then a bus to Bursa. It really is a neat place - lots of hustle and bustle, but not the constant harrassment that we recieved in Istanbul. Our first night we did our usual, just walked around and got ourselves oriented and then planned our day for tomorrow. We got up and had a great breakfast at our hotel (we were staying at a pretty nice place for about a third of the usual cost) - we even ate grapefruits (the citrus here is excellent - we've been eating clementines like they're going out of style). We went to the tourism office to get ourselves a map of the city and went straight to the covered market, which was also neat and less hassling then we were used to. Didn't buy anything.....yet! Then we took a dolmus (like a minibus) up to the big mosques on a hill and walked down. There was a funeral going on in one of them so we decided best not to go in but the Green Mosque was excellent and on the way down we got to see lots of muslim tombs, some of them very beautiful (although in retrospect that does seem kind of morbid!).
After the tomb journey we went to a place that served Iskender kebaps (a specialty of the region) which is the kebap meat on pita bread covered in tomato sauce and browned butter - needless to say it didn't disappoint our ravishing appetites at the time! Then we headed off to the ironmongers market which was just fantastic, I'm still upset at the fact that I didn't get a picture of them at work. The ironmongers work in tiny shops all down little streets, it's a very colourful place with a unique atmosphere (and scent). It is a market where all the locals go to purchase items and I really wanted to buy stuff but it's pretty hard to ship big hunks of iron back home or carry them around.
After that we inevitably went back to the covered market and bought stuff. Rocky got a beautiful backgammon board, all hand made with mother of pearl (it is a very popular game in Turkey) and I bought a shadow puppet (they only make them in Bursa and they are made from camels hide coloured with oil so that they are translucent - I got a camel) and they even gave us a mini show in the store to demonstrate how they work. We went back to the hotel to rest a little and then headed out to a Turkish bath. Unfortunately I was hungry and really wanted a salad, the only place we could find one was at a four star hotel (with a great view) where I literally got a head of lettuce on a plate with lemon - it was still good though. Our first Turkish bath was a neat experience - they scrubbed so much dirt of me it was frightening and the massage was really relaxing. Unfortunately a girl went unconcious and that added to the no stress environment and so I left earlier than normal (things just aren't as enjoyable when medical emergencies are going on). It sounded like Rocky had a great time too, I think the mens side was much more beautiful and definetely bigger but also busier. It's neat to sit on warm marble! We went back home and played some backgammon - we must be getting older!
October 30, 1999. ISTANBUL, TURKEY.
We had some spare time today so thought we'd jump on to the internet again and give a quick update. I forgot an important part of our first day in Turkey, we went to explore Topkapi Palace. What an amazing place! We first visited the Harem, it's like a maze of extravagant rooms (4000 of them) and lots of interesting stories. In the Sultans bedroom there were two beds, one for sleeping and one for sitting....yah right! There were also lots of museum like places with treasury style stuff - lots of glitter, sparkle and oomph! There was a building of all religious artifacts which was fascinating, the cane of Moses, hairs and swords used by Mohammed (the big muslim prophet!).
Since the last update we've done lots of walking around (as usual) and are starting to get a little sick of shish kebaps! Only so many you can eat in a day before you're dying for a steak or something. We went to the waterfront to look at the Egyptian spice market, pungent smells everywhere and people selling everything from household appliances, brand name clothes, and even at times spices. On the waterfront there is the Pigeon Mosque which is just incredible to look at, in fact I haven't yet seen a mosque that isn't (except one we tried to look in today and some guy tried to charge us 500 000 Lira - forget that, I wonder where that money is going). We also went to the largest mosque in Istanbul, the Suleymaniye mosque. It was really fabulous and there were tombs of Sultans on the grounds. Rocky wants to add some history here, it was named after Sultan Suleyman the magnificent who was one of the greatest leaders in Islamic/Turkish history (bonus points for the history buff!).
We will be heading to the Asian side of Turkey tomorrow, to Bursa and onwards and hopefully will be trying out a turkish bath soon - I can't wait for that ultra clean feeling! Oh, and our new hotel is MUCH better!
October 28, 1999. ISTANBUL, TURKEY.
Well, we finally made it to Turkey and what an interesting time we've already had in two days. Our first place we found to stay we found out pretty quickly that our room was right beside the train tracks, with frequent trains. We'd already paid for two nights (they made us - I wonder why) but now we have moved on to what seems a much nicer place! We shall see, we haven't tried to sleep yet. It also takes a little getting used to the call to prayer at 6 am. Muslims pray at dawn, one, mid afternoon, dusk and in the evening. The call goes out over huge loud speakers all over the city. It used to be actual people doing the calling many years ago before technology "ruined" it but it's still really neat, and very beautiful sounding but for us non-Muslims not great so early in the morning.
So far in a day and a half we've seen Aya Sofia (just stunning, it has so many mosaics and huge domed ceilings like dominos one after the other), the Blue Mosque, which was just as beautiful but not as old or overwhelming - it is still used for prayer so you have to take off your shoes, be very quiet etc. We also went to the covered market where I got 4 pillowcases (turkish embroidery) for about $30, a silk headscarf (for mosques) for $3 and Rocky bought a nice vest for $4.50. The prices here aren't so bad. I also bought three carpets, one for me and one for my brother and sister on request - the carpet guy had me calling home (to Canada) to my poor sister who I think I woke up to see if she wanted one. It really is an awesome experience, we spent three hours in the shop chatting, drinking apple tea, he got us lunch and of course looking at beautiful carpets. If only I had more money, there really is good buys to be had. Well, we will be off to Bursa (or Izmir - not sure yet) and then to check out Epheseus. We will hopefully have another update or two before we head to Bali but these computer connections are pretty slow. NOTE TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS - Sorry noone got email (except a quickie to Lisa and Ken about their carpets) because for some reason I couldn't send any from my account right now - hopefully that problem will be fixed soon.
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My girlfriend needs condoms every time and never lets me cum inside her. But her MILF mom is always okay with creampies...besides, she's looks so young that the first time I saw her, I took her to be my girlfriend's older sister. Now she seduces me to fuck her and cum inside her! I went to my girlfriend's home to stay over, but then I ended up getting a blowjob, titty fucking in the bath, and I even got to fuck her and cum inside her! While I was totally immersed in the immoral situation and the sheer pleasure of cumming inside her, I came to realize that I had become her slave... Enjoy this exciting JAV story with English subtitles.
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- Japanese Title: PPPD-313 彼女のお母さんは巨乳と中出しOKで僕を誘惑
- Release Date: Feb. 15, 2015
- Runtime: 146 min. (146分)
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I initially wanted to use apples, carrots, and grapes, but the only item that looked desirable enough at the grocery store were the apples.. I picked the nicest looking red and green apples I could find. I wanted to take high key and low key photos for a bit of variety. The low key photos didn't turn out as dark as i wanted, they're really like mid key photos.. but using less light always requires more skill..
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I'm still at a point where I'm doing TFP as a method of exchange. I used a hairstylist and makeup artist for this shoot, and everyone showed up. That's seems like a no brainer but when you're working with a team of people that aren't getting paid, there aren't any guarantees! The final product wasn't exactly as I envisioned in the beginning, but I'm pleased with the overall outcome.


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well, cause there are going to be tons of local chicago DIY'ers selling their wares, good food, good music, and I'll be there! I'll be working the Spinning Ninja booth with Stephanie (from SSK podcast) and her sister. we'll be the cool girls with spinning wheels! stop by and say "Hi!"
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Good evening everyone. This story just broke in "The Oregonian" this evening. We have been talking about this since the February 2016 Legislative Session. Clearly this is a brutal reality that we all will be facing in 2017. If you were not concerned - you certainly should be now. In all likelihood we will have a long, vicious legislative fight on our hands. MHCO will definitely be in the trenches and will need all of you to be involved.
By Dana Tims | The Oregonian/OregonLive
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House Speaker Tina Kotek, signaling fresh urgency for tackling Oregon's housing crisis, said she will push next year to end no-cause evictions, lift the state's ban on rent-control laws and ban all rent increases above a "reasonable" percentage for the foreseeable future.
Kotek laid out those policy goals in an address Monday night to the Oregon Opportunity Network, a supportive advocacy group that lobbies for affordable housing and renter protections.
But Kotek, according to a transcript of her remarks, said she fully expects the proposals will spark controversy.
"Frankly, it means things are going to get uncomfortable," the North Portland Democrat told the gathering of housing advocates. "Discomfort and determination are necessary when dealing with a crisis. We all need to be up to the task."
Kotek and House Democrats had considered pushing further, before deciding to wait to try policy ideas such as extending notice periods for no-cause lease terminations.
At the time, Kotek told The Oregonian/OregonLive she was warning lawmakers, "you're coming back in 2017 and we're going to talk about no-cause notices and evictions. We need to level the playing field for tenants."
She then, she said Monday, things have only gotten worse, both in Portland and across the state. Rents have continued to rise, even as builders add thousands of units to address a longstanding shortage of supply. Demand has further been stoked by affluent workers, some arriving from out of state, willing to pay a premium to rent in high-end buildings.
"Whole apartment buildings are seeing rents go up by 20 percent, or 30 percent, or more," she said. "Evictions have skyrocketed as some owners make way for new tenants with bigger salaries, or evict entire buildings with plans to renovate and join the luxury apartment market."
Kotek explicitly called for lifting Oregon's ban on letting local governments pass rent-control ordinances, calling the practice "rent stabilization."
Rent control is a controversial tool that lets local or state governments impose a price ceiling.
"We can no longer avoid this discussion," she added. "We need to prevent property owners from making excessive profit and protect tenants from economic eviction and displacement."
She also promised to fight for a statewide ban on "rent increases above a reasonable percentage until the housing crisis subsides."
"Frankly, it means things are going to get uncomfortable," House Speaker Tina Kotek said. Kotek's office said the specifics of what constitutes a "reasonable percentage" or how long such a measure might be in effect will continue to be refined between now and the January start of the 2017 legislative session.
Some immediately took issue with Kotek's housing initiatives, arguing such steps would make it more costly for builders to meet the state's housing demand.
"It's almost textbook that any form of rent control ultimately harms consumers, as well as landlords," said Eric Fruits, an economist and editor of Portland State University's Center for Real Estate quarterly reports. "It may benefit some in the short term, but in the longer term, there will be fewer units available to rent, which will only make matters worse."
Instead, Fruits said, the free market should be allowed to work, with higher prices sending signals to developers that more units are needed.
Affordable-housing advocates disagreed, saying a surge in evictions of lower-income people is serious enough to demand a policy solution.
"We are seeing signification numbers of folks having to move farther and farther out from the metro area to find affordable housing," said Rev. Joseph Santos-Lyons, executive director of the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon. "I talked with one member last night who can't even find a place in Gresham. Places long thought to be affordable for renters and first-time buyers are disappearing."
Santos-Lyons said he'd like to see Kotek's call for a temporary cap on statewide rent increases made permanent.
"The average family could certainly understand that something like a 3 percent increase would be reasonable," he said. "But as it is, what we're seeing is unfettered speculation." Katrina Holland, interim director of the Community Alliance of Tenants, said her office just learned that rents in one Southwest Portland apartment complex are scheduled to increase by 350 percent.
"This is clearly something that we need to address," she said. "It's time to act."
-- Dana Tims
Oregon House Speaker Announces Major Push for Rent Control in 2017 Legislative Session
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Good evening everyone. This story just broke in "The Oregonian" this evening. We have been talking about this since the February 2016 Legislative Session. Clearly this is a brutal reality that we all will be facing in 2017. If you were not concerned - you certainly should be now. In all likelihood we will have a long, vicious legislative fight on our hands. MHCO will definitely be in the trenches and will need all of you to be involved.


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If you're looking to lose weight, you have many different cycling exercise options. Depending on your weight loss plan, you'll find that biking for exercise has similar benefits to other cardio exercises. Although running burns slightly more calories than cycling, cycling is still a challenging workout, whether you ride outdoors, use a stationary bike or participate in a group spinning class.
What is Cycling?
Cycling is a form of cardio that can aid weight loss. Cycling can build muscular conditioning in the lower body, as well as overall stamina. At certain intensities, cycling may even strengthen your heart and lungs and reduce stress on your leg joints, back and knees.
Although leisurely rides may not help improve your overall health, uphill climbs or longer rides at a vigorous pace can help you lose excess fat.
Cycling for Exercise: Options
Depending on your preferences and abilities, various cycling exercise options are available to you. Amateur and novice cyclists can enjoy outdoor biking for exercise on trails or paved routes. If you're looking for more challenging options outdoors, consider mountain biking.
However, indoor-oriented cycling can be just as beneficial if you use a stationary bike or join a group spinning class:
- With a stationary bike in your home or gym, you can bike for exercise in a more controlled environment and track your progress with electronic measurement tools available on most models.
- A spinning class can also be beneficial, as an instructor leads you through various cycling exercises, which are often set to music.
Cycling for Exercise and Weight Loss
Cycling for exercise–whether in a spinning class, on a stationary bike or on a mountain biking trail–can be an effective way to lose weight. As a form of cardio exercise, cycling forces the heart and lungs to pump blood and oxygen faster, which strengthens these organs and burns calories.
In addition, the increase in muscular conditioning in the lower body builds lean mass, replacing excess fat. The combined effect of increased muscle mass and burning calories may help you meet your weight loss goals. The chart below outlines how many calories you can burn one hour of activity:
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A derivative benefit of biking for exercise is the increased number of calories you'll burn while at rest. Regular cycling can help you build a faster metabolism rate, allowing you to burn calories throughout the day.
Biking for Exercise and Weight Loss
Choosing a cycling exercise depends on your individual athletic and health limitations. Although cycling places less stress on the body than running, you should still discuss biking for exercise with your doctor, especially if you have a medical condition.
If you're overweight and unable to run, biking may be an excellent introduction to fitness. In the case of injured runners, cycling for exercise can allow these individuals to continue to include cardio in their fitness routine, keeping their weight within normal limits.
Arthritis Today. (n.d.). Benefits of stationary cycling. Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://www.arthritistoday.org/fitness/other-exercise/stationary-cycling.php
Bloom, M. (2007). Wheel benefits. Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://www.runnersworld.com/article/0,7120,s6-238-263–11759-1-2-2,00.html
Jackenthall, S. (2010). The calorie-blasting cycling workout. Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://www.fitnessmagazine.com/workout/cardio/no-treadmill/cycling-workout/
McTaggart, U. (2001). Biking for exercise: risks and rewards. Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://www.schsa.org/PublicHealth/pages/healthResources/healthwire/2001/06.html
USA Today. (2007) How many calories have you burned? Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-06-06-calorie-chart_x.htm


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Eight Specified Plan Change Proposals (SPCs) filed by OMERS plan sponsor representatives in the 2014 OMERS SPC Process have been posted on the Sponsors Corporation (SC) website. Four of the proposals are new and three of these reflect continuing employer sponsor efforts to achieve plan sustainability through earlier deficit reduction and to help manage the risk of new contribution rate increases. Four proposals from earlier years that were not approved by the SC Board have also been tabled in the 2014 SPC process. Those tabled by employee sponsors would increase plan benefits, putting new pressure on blended contribution rates that stand at an historical high of 21.38 per cent.
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SPC 14-03 –Reduced lndexing (OAPSB, AMO)
This proposal would slightly decrease indexing by reducing increases in pensions due to CPI increases to 70 per cent for increases up to 2.25 per cent. This is the level that CPI is assumed to increase in the future in the Plan Valuation. For the portion of an increase in CPI over 2.25 per cent to the current maximum of 6 per cent, pensions would continue to increase by 100 per cent of CPI. Resulting savings, which are projected to be $2 billion over ten years, would be used to eliminate the plan deficit by 2024, one year earlier than currently anticipated by OMERS. This proposed change would be effective as soon as possible, but no later than January 1, 2016 and does not affect pensions in pay prior to the effective date.
SPC 14-04 – Indexing Suspended for Five Years (AMO, EDA)
This proposal would suspend indexing between 2017 to 2021, reducing the plan deficit by about $4 billion. Increases in pensions in pay during this period due to CPI increases would continue but no indexing would be earned for employment during the five year window. If savings were to be applied to contribution rates and not the deficit, the amount of the cost reduction would be equal to a 3 per cent reduction in contribution rates during the five year period. This change would be effective no later than January 1, 2017.
SPC 14-05 – Disability Waiver (AMO, OACAS)
This proposal responds to concerns expressed by Wellington County regarding inequities in the workplace where disabled employees who return to paid work on a rehabilitation program are not required to make contributions (nor are the employers). The proposal requires that employees pay contributions on any earnings paid by the employer when the employee returns to work with the employer matching those contributions. Should the earnings be paid on a reduced basis, the waiver of contributions would continue to apply on the remainder of the earnings. The effective date of this change would be January 1, 2016.
SPC 14-07 – Adjust Contribution Rates (OAPSB, OPFFA)
The objective of this proposal is to adjust the 2015 contribution rates to be consistent with the allocation methodology that was agreed to by the SC in 2012, which included a transition measure to fully implement the methodology by 2015. The proposal would also amend the Primary Plan Statement of Plan Design Objectives and Strategy (SPDOS) to require a contribution rate study in 2015 and every three years thereafter.
Other Proposals
The four proposals recycled from earlier years include two which would reduce benefits to manage plan costs:
– Pension Accrual Change to 1.85% from 2.0% in the pension formula multiplier with effective date of January 1, 2016 (EDA, AMO, City of Toronto);
– Early Retirement Reductions for pensions accrued after December 31, 2016, if retirement is more than 5 years before NRA , with effective date January 1, 2017 (AMO, City of Toronto); and two proposals,
– NRA 60 Paramedics (CUPE, OPSEU);
– NRA 60 Police Civilians (PAO), which would move specific employees to NRA 60 benefits resulting in higher contribution rates for municipalities with their own police and ambulance services, with the effective date for both proposals being January 1, 2015.
SPC Process
SPC proponents can amend or withdraw a proposal up to May 14. Amendments after May 14 require a two thirds SC Board vote. The SC Board will meet with representatives of the unaffiliated groups (OMAA, AMCTO, OMHRA, MFOA, OASBO and COTAPSA) in early June to review and receive input on the SPCs. The earliest SC Board vote on the approval of the SPC proposals is late June.
Explanation, examples and updates for all SPCs tabled can be found at www.omerssc.com.
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If you have good credit history then you can apply for specific loans from a bank for buying a car. I'm sure they have Auto Loans.
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The property is within easy access of local shops and frequent bus services travel into Doncaster Town Centre.
Gas central heating and uPVC double glazed windows are installed. There are low maintenance gardens and an attached brick garage.
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9'9" x 21'0" (3m x 6.4m)
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Rear. (first measurement reducing to 7') with radiator, built in cupboard with fitted shelving.
Bedroom 3
11'6" x 6'0" (3.5m x 1.8m)
Front. (second measurement to the wardrobe front, reducing to 5' 6") with built in wardrobe with hanging space, radiator.
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This is a very valid concern, and it is a concern we hear from almost all of our new subscribers. It's so common that we have two posts about it. Please read through these posts here:
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Now, specifically to the question about Massachusetts lottery. As of the date this question was posted, we do have these games on our report, because the Mass Lottery still publishes data on their website about these games.
If a retailer were still selling either of these games anywhere in Mass, we would be amiss for not reporting our analysis on these games. So, just because you cannot find these games at your local retailer, it doesn't mean they aren't available somewhere in your state.
We do, however, have some very specific information about the Mass lottery that will be interesting for you to know.
1) the Mass Lottery does not keep all of its game data in ONE database.
EVERY OTHER STATE where we generate a Best Games to Play Report, as far as we can tell, has standardized the data about every one of their scratch off games into a central database where they track all of the data on each game and publish their selecting information out to their website. Mass Lottery DOES NOT operate this way. We have documented email correspondence from them that shows that they keep all of their game data separate from other games. When they update their website, we believe it is done in a highly manual way.
2) When we submit a Freedom of Information request to the Mass Lottery for game details, they have to pull together, manually, a game liability report.
"Liablity" means they are still liable for these games in the market place. So, if they report the game to us, we have to assume that it is still for sale somewhere in Massacheusetts. When we order an updated liability report from them, it takes up to 3-4 weeks for them to manually compile the information. We don't track where all games are sold. We only report on games the state published data about.
3) We only use the Lottery website as a trusted source for "GAMES ENDED".
Each state publishes the end date for games differently. Mass Lottery publishes almost NO data about games ended. We request this in our Freedom of Information Requests reports from them, but even then, they're very poor in reporting the end dates of games.
We can only theorize that they are either very disorganized, being deceitful, or they don't have standard terms or operating procedures for all of their games. (personally, I believe it is a little bit of all of these reasons).
This is why, we think, their website is so inconsistent in how it publishes game data vs all other state lottery websites where we gather data. We have seen some news stories that claim the Mass Lottery has pulled or 'ended' games, but until they publish this data on their website, we cannot take a third party's update on games, even if the source is a reputable news station. This would open us up to having to make judgement calls on 'who says what games are still in play'.
4) We do the absolute BEST WE CAN with the inconsistencies in the Mass Lottery website. Our challenges with the Mass Lottery have plagued us since we started ScratchSmarter and we've considered dropping this report from our portfolio multiple times. However, every time we talk with Mass ScratchSmarter subscribers, they have begged us to continue our efforts because, as they say "we help clarify the confusion" that is the Mass Lottery.


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In terms of pure leadership, this is one of the more challenging and satisfying jobs in the Coast Guard for enlisted personnel!
The 60 Recruit Company Commanders (RCCs) at Training Center Cape May are diverse and represent a wide selection of ratings, missions, and personnel within the Coast Guard organization. A prospective RCC must be ready for a significant challenge that will require a high degree of dedication to the job and personal sacrifice in terms of physical, emotional and mental effort. With this sacrifice comes the satisfaction of seeing the life-changing process that takes place week after week, whereby young men and women transform from civilian volunteers to military members of the United States Coast Guard.
Company Commanders are the direct trainers and supervisors of 60-80 recruits through the entire eight weeks of basic training. The goal of a RCC is to prepare a basically trained, physically fit, and smartly disciplined non-rate for service in the U.S. Coast Guard. A typical day for an RCC begins before reveille and includes the preparation of uniforms and a thorough review of the day's events. The mornings are spent squaring away squad bays and quarterdecks, teaching and reviewing Close Order Drill (COD) and Manual of Arms (MOA), and handling other administrative matters before the company departs for the day. During the training day, companies participate in a wide variety of evolutions, including physical fitness, classroom lectures, practical training, and basic military fundamentals such as inspections and military drill. One of the RCC's primary roles is as an instructor. They teach classes, conduct various physical fitness classes, and work extensively at developing the company's overall military bearing and appearance. If RCCs are not otherwise engaged with their company, they are conducting squad bay inspections and reviewing or making thorough documentation of individual recruit performance and behavior. In the evenings, RCCs spend a great deal of time running drills that aid in the development of teamwork, pride, and motivation by reinforcing the recruit training objectives of self-discipline, military bearing, esprit de corps, and the Core Values. Strict direction is provided and recruits are coached through these evolutions. Company and individual performance is monitored and feedback is provided to the company as a group and through one-on-one counseling.
Company Commander and other Recruit Regimental assignments are special duty assignments. Members interested in Company Commander duty must meet the minimum qualification below.
A. You MUST be tour complete in assignment year 2017 to apply. B. You MUST meet the Special Assignments criteria outlined in Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8 Arts. 1.E.2 and 1.E.8.C. This position requires three (03) years obligated service. No waivers.D. Recruit Company Commander: You must be an E-5, E-6, or E-7 (not above the cut for E-8).E. Section Commander: You must be an E-8 who is not above the cut for E-9.
B. You MUST meet the Special Assignments criteria outlined in Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8 Arts. 1.E.2 and 1.E.8.
C. This position requires three (03) years obligated service. No waivers.
D. Recruit Company Commander: You must be an E-5, E-6, or E-7 (not above the cut for E-8).
E. Section Commander: You must be an E-8 who is not above the cut for E-9.
Applications will be accepted until 31 August 2017 or until all expected vacancies have been filled. Active duty applicants who submit outside the Special Assignment season (after 1 September) may be considered for duty if vacancies still exist however the applicants current assignment status will be carefully reviewed before a release from rate is entertained.
EAD opportunities will not be considered until after all Regular active duty assignments have been completed. Revisit the Special Assignments page (bottom) after September to see if the need exists. Reservists desiring an RCC assignment via EAD must coordinate the use of ODT (through their local admin support office) for TDY orders to IDC/CC School PRIOR to the execution of actual EAD orders.
Applicants submit a package by the established deadline to EPM-2. After eligibility screening is conducted, packages are forwarded to the Program Manager at Cape May. Cape May will schedule a telephone interview with the applicant. TDY orders are not being issued to applicants at this time for interview purposes. The Program Manager works very closely with EPM-2 to ensure the highest quality of personnel are selected for these demanding positions that require strict adherence to the Coast Guards Core Values.
Orders are issued following selection.
AY16 Applicant Packages - Assemble the package in the order listed below, from top to bottom:
CO'S Endorsement – See Note 1 for guidance.
Member's Memo – See Note 2 for guidance.
Employee Review Summary printed from Direct Access. Remember to click on "Refresh" and then "View All" before printing this document to allow your most recent Employee Review information to appear.
Career resume (2 pages) - Start with current unit and work towards date of entry into Service. Assignment history must include unit, dates, rank, position/duties, education, and training. Ensure home and work numbers are placed at the top of this resume. An example of the Professional Resume is available at the top of the Special Assignments web page.
Photos: Two digital full length photos, Tropical Blue (Note 3); Uncovered; one side view, one front view.
Note 1: Command (OINC, CO*, or the delegated officer at large commands) Endorsement: (Use New Page/Second Page endorsement correspondence format) Endorsements are essential to the selection process and shall address each of these elements in bullet or paragraph format:
A. Statement that the member meets the minimum qualifications in Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8 Arts. 1.E.2 and 1.E.8;
B. Leadership. The candidate's interaction with others and influence amid personnel in the work place; their temperament, particularly during elevated or stressful situations; and their ability to take charge in a group setting.
C. Communication skills. Overall speaking ability; tact and diplomacy, confidence, and general interaction with speaking to large and small groups.
D. Military appearance and bearing. Grooming, fitness, and presence in uniform.
The "TO" line should read: CG PSC-epm-2. Your "THRU" line is your OinC or CO.
1. First paragraph (can be expanded to two paragraphs): Specifically address why you are interested in being a Recruit Company Commander.
2. Second paragraph: Outline your current physical fitness regimen/routine.
3. Third paragraph: State your marital status and number of dependents.
The preferred method for receiving the application package is .pdf electronic files via email. Files must contain signatures. If an e-copy package is transmitted a hard copy is not necessary or desired. E-mail to CWO Donald Wiley at: email@example.com.
If your only option is to mail via USPS, FEDEX, etc, the application shall be sent to:
Attn: Special Assignments
Be advised that mail delivery to CG PSC is delayed up to two weeks due security screening procedures at the DHS Sorting Facility.
Submit your E-resume on the date of package submission. For the E-resume, select the position that is equivalent to your rank upon reporting or the rank you will be advanced to if above the cut. The position choices are listed within the Special Assignments Shopping List.
Command Endorsement to the E-resume should read: "Highly recommended for CC duty. Member meets the minimum requirements as outlined in Military Assignments and Authorized Absences, COMDTINST M1000.8 Arts. 1.E.2 and 1.E.8.


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Beginning today, you actually may quit being lonesome. I have and emotions of isolation battled my lifetime. Of I chose to turn into a connection mentor it is a large section. Why a number of my associations experienced larger than others I needed to comprehend. Why occasionally I appreciated being alone being evoked emotions of serious unhappiness I needed to comprehend.
The query I needed to solution was this: why is others feel not much better than some relationships? It had been a secret; I had been. Decided to determine.
I have continuously alternated between wanting to become alone — that we understand is introvert conduct that was traditional. Finished was, I just desired to be with others in a method that is very specific: I did not wish to chitchat, mix, and on occasion even celebration. I needed to experience heat radiating between the additional individual and also me. I needed to experience comfy and secure. I needed to experience near. I needed to help make the end that was isolation.
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Knowing and nurturing really are a mixture; that is potent. They tell someone else, "Not just do the actual you are seen by me, I do want to keep consistently the actual you well." This Is Actually The concept you obtain and will provide from associations that are near. What more might we would like?
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Source: Sally Davis, Wakefield H.S., Arlington, Virginia. Teaching Latin in American Schools, Scholars Press, 1991, p.61
Does Latin help your SAT scores? The answer once again is a definitive YES! The scores of students who took the SAT II in various languages are listed below so that one might see a correlation between language studied and verbal scores.
All students: 508
French: 642
German: 627
Spanish: 575
Although it is true that hardly anyone still speaks Classical Latin today, it is also true that virtually no one speaks Old English today. Yet both Latin and English are alive and prospering: spoken Latin became modern Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and several other languages; and Old English became modern English, with its varied dialects.
Actually, Latin is not so "foreign" a language as modern languages are, since over sixty per cent of our English vocabulary words are derived from Latin words over two thousand years old. Also, some ancient Roman laws, institutions, and customs have survived to our days: for example, we still use the calendar devised by Julius Caesar. Other ancient Roman traditions, myths, and aspects of daily life are interesting by contrast with those of today.
The strong emphasis that GGIS places on moral values and the students' character goes above and beyond anything I have seen (or heard about) in elementary or high schools in the U.S.A. and Hungary.
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Currently we are not offering a trip to Cambodia. We'll wait to see how things pan out politically over 2019. It's a shame because the last two trips were really wonderful.
The 2015 trip was an absolute beauty.
The 2016 Cambodia experience was awesome.
Participant Leanne Mangan produced a narrative film (a first for Filmmaker Abroad) which has since gone on to screen at over 20 festivals.
The Cambodia "Make a film, Make a difference" trip offers travellers who want a bit more from their time overseas, a truly unique experience. Instead of just moving about taking photos, this is your chance to make your own documentary film, or master your documentary photography skills, with personalised tuition from experienced professionals.
You get the chance to 'embed' with the local community and really get to know the place. And you have access to a list of outstanding stories suitable for a short documentary that we've spent months sourcing and researching for you. You'll stay in quality accommodation and you'll be provided with your own local fixer/translator and your own personal transport in the form of a tuk-tuk.
No previous filmmaking or photography experience is required but we are trying to give you an experience as close to that of a professional crew as possible. In addition you'll get hands-on in-the-field filmmaking, guidance and advice from filmmaking mentors Sean Cousins and Steve Warne, plus after-hours tuition in story craft and reviewing of 'rushes'. Photographers will be mentored by an experienced documentary photographer. There's also time set aside to visit some of Cambodia's hidden treasures lead by expert guides. Part of your fee will be directed to a local charity.
Note: There is an application process, which involves completing an application form and a short phone interview.
Itinerary from 2016
Day 1: Arrive in Siam Reap 7th Sept
A private transfer will escort you to your hotel; you can spend what remains of the day relaxing or reading over your story notes and research material, or getting to know your camera and sound recording equipment. We can hand it all over to you today or tomorrow, depending on your preference.
Day 2: Orientation 8th Sept
AM: Briefing at the hotel This is a chance for you to really get to know your filmmaking mentors and tour guides. You will familiarize yourself with the high quality equipment and have all your questions answered. Notes on filmmaking and the stories that await you are provided if you didn't collect them yesterday. We want to hear what you hope to get out of this opportunity, because we understand everyone has slightly different expectations and we want to tailor the experience to meet your needs and desires. A local 'fixer' in the film industry is mandatory when filming OS. This morning you'll meet your own "right hand". Your personal 'driver/translator/guide' will introduce you to the characters for your film and take you daily to your location.
PM: Travel to individual film locations It's time to get started. Visit your location, meet your character/subject, recce the township, further familiarize yourself with the gear. There will be a team of us there to support you. We'll work out the specifics at the time, based on story needs, personal requirements levels of experience etc. Later that night we'll all gather in the hotel and those brave enough to share can show rushes from the day's shoot. We'll provide feedback public and private, again, depending on your.
Days 3 & 4: Roll camera! 9th & 10th Sept
Everyone sets off this morning to their various locations. Expect one of the mentors will join you to offer support and advice. You'll have our local mobiles of course - as well as the local travel agent - should you need assistance of any kind. Some films will require evening shooting (eg. The circus story) so you may choose to have a later start to the day. Have a look at the list of story possibilities at the end of this document if you haven't yet.
Day 5: REST DAY Sunday 11th Sept
TODAY IS A REST DAY A CHANCE TO 'DOWN TOOLS' AND CLEAR THE MIND. IT'S AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE CREATIVE PROCESS TO STEP BACK AND GAIN SOME PERSPECTIVE. AND WE'VE GOT THE PERFECT THING TO HELP YOU SWITCH OFF. STAYING WITH THE 'PRIVILEGED ACCESS' THEME WE'VE ARRANGED A TOUR OF THE BEST OF ANCIENT ANGKOR SITES, LEAD BY CAMBODIA'S PREMIER TRAVEL COMPANY ABOUTAsia.
Details of the day's itinerary can be found at the end of the page.
Day 6 & 7 & 8 & 9: Shooting continues. 12 - 15th Sept
After an enjoyable rest day spent exploring the Angkor temples far from the tourist hordes, it's back to the task at hand. The next two days are critical to capturing your story… And the mentors are there to help you realise your creative potential.
Day 10: final shooting day 16th
AM: Spend the morning shooting pick-ups or finalising your film.
PM: Data wrangling. Hand back cameras and other equipment. You still have use of your driver/translator and vehicle this day so you may want to take the chance to do some shopping or more sightseeing. And that night we have a special treat in store. It's not a film without a wrap party - and this will be one to remember. Do what you need to do. Because folks, that's a wrap!
Day 11: Travel Day 17th
Final good-byes…
• Your private transfer will deliver you safely to your outbound flight.
• It's time to begin planning your edit.
For the latest pricing information click on the link "register your interest" at the bottom of this page. There's no obligation!
- Private transfer from Siem Reap Airport to your hotel.
- Accommodation including all taxes and breakfast each day.
- Activities and additional tours as per itinerary.
- Private transfer to the airport at the conclusion of your experience.
- Trip ends at Siem Reap Airport.
- Drinking water provided daily.
- Luggage handling to and from the airport.
- Mentorship and tuition
- A list of stories and accompanying research notes to assist you in your filmmaking.
- A private driver/translator with vehicle for the duration of your stay.
- International Airfares to and from Cambodia.
- Visa fee on arrival US$25/pp(as applicable). Or book your e-visa on line before you arrive.
- Meals and beverages except those mentioned in itinerary.
- Extra activities (not included in the itinerary).
- Items of a personal nature, Tips and Gratuities etc.
- Insurance (except for camera and other filming equipment).
- We strongly recommend you take out adequate travel insurance for Cambodia.
- In the unlikely event that there are any changes imposed by National Government or recognised authorities in taxation treatment or ticket entry fees these costs may be passed on to the customer. NOTES: Remember to pack light. You'll have a personal bag to carry as well as your Pelican case if you leave from Melbourne. We'll provide more information on packing and other logistical and health matters, such as immunisations, when you place your booking.
Optional Extra One:
If you don't have your own gear or you would prefer to use ours we can arrange for you to hire a wide variety of equipment, including video cameras, lights, radio mics, tripods etc. Give me a call and I'll discuss how it works. Sean +61 414 659579
Optional Extra Two:
Post Production: supervision during a week of out of suite assembly and two weeks in a professional edit suite with a professional editor and supervision and assistance in shaping your story from Filmmaker Abroad Founder, Sean Cousins, in Melbourne. The cost also includes access to a vast music library and mastering to the format of your choice plus your movie on a branded Filmmaker Abroad USB stick. Furthermore, it automatically provides you with a distribution agreement for your film and wild reels with a major distribution company, giving you the chance to recoup costs. Contact us for costs.
I am really excited to be running the Cambodia trip again. Once again we will have a great range of stories to choose from. Booking early gives you the best chance of "cherry-picking" the story that most appeals to you. But don't worry there's a rich and diverse list to choose from.
As always we are trying to give you an experience as close as possible to that of a professional film crew. We'll stay in carefully selected quality hotels that speak to the vibrancy of New Cambodia, with its burgeoning art scene. We'll have time off to recharge our batteries literally and figuratively. A chance to do some sight seeing in the shadow of one of the man-made wonders of the world, Angkor Wat. With our excellent local contacts we can offer wonderful insights into Khmer history, ancient and more recent – you let us know what you're interested in.
And of course we'll make films - and take photographs. We'll drill down into our stories, finding their heart and allowing them to take shape with regular "rushes" screenings and feedback sessions. Photographers will get the chance to share and discuss their days work too.
We understand that everyone will want to tell their story in their own style. So, before we begin filming, we'll listen to each of the participants about their approach to filming. We will do our utmost to ensure you get to tell the story in the way you want to. There's no cookie cutter approach here. That's the beauty and the challenge for us as mentors. And we are thrilled by the prospect of producing eight original works in this amazing country.


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Analysis of the Relationship between State Budget and Trade Balance of Libyan Economy Period: 2000 – 2008
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The subject of the relationship between state budget and trade balance is important as economic subject, not only at the level of developing countries, but also at of advanced ones, too. Such importance emerged clearly when 1980s witnessed in United States of America a deficit in both state budget and trade balance, which was called at that time as the twin or dual deficit. We can say that the analysis of relationship between state budget and trade balance states the extent of mutual effect between financial and trade policies of any economy, namely; any change in the outcome of either one may affect the other in the same degree. To put in other words, the instruments of financial policy represented by total incomes and total expenditures can affect the trade balance through the movement of exports and imports and vice-versa. One tracing properties and features of Libyan economy may remark its dependence greatly on the public sector in financing developmental projects and making development generally, as well as its dependence on incomes to supply consumer and investment goods. Further, it depends in collecting its incomes of foreign currency on exports of chief source which is crude oil. So, study and analysis of relationship between state budget and trade balance of Libyan economy means to study and analyze relationship of public sector through the state budget, with the external sector expressed as the external trade through trade balance. The paper was processed within the framework of the Research Project of MSM 6046070906 The economics of Czech agricultural resources and their effective use within the framework of multifunctional agri-food systems.
Keywords: State budget ; trade balance ; Libya ; trade policy ; fiscal policy
Subject(s): Financial Economics
International Relations/Trade
Issue Date: Dec 30 2010
Publication Type: Journal Article
DOI and Other Identifiers: ISSN 1804-1930 (Other)
PURL Identifier: http://purl.umn.edu/99221 Published in: AGRIS on-line Papers in Economics and Informatics, Number 4 Special
Volume 02 Page range: 35-49
Total Pages: 15
JEL Codes: GA; IN
Series Statement: 2010
4 Special
Record appears in: Czech University of Life Sciences Prague > Faculty of Economics and Management > AGRIS on-line Papers in Economics and Informatics
Author: Maitah, Mansoor ; der Ali, A.
Source: http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/99221?ln=en