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Yamaha Bike Showrooms in Delhi
Yamaha has 27 authorized dealers/showroom in Delhi. Check out the nearest Yamaha dealer in Delhi.Locate 27 Yamaha Showrooms in Delhi. BikeDekho connects you with authorized Yamaha Showrooms and dealers in Delhi with their address and complete contact info. For more information on Yamaha bikes/scooters price, offers, EMI options, and test drive contact the below mentioned dealers in Delhi. Click Here for Certified Yamaha Service Centers in Delhi.
Yamaha showrooms in Delhi
|Ambuj Automobile
|8, Ground Floor, Bharti Artist Colony, Bharti Colony, New Delhi, Delhi-110092
|Delhi Scooters
|A31-A, Ring Road, Rajouri Garden, Near Metro station, New Delhi.
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|pocket D6 Plotno.28-29sector-6 rohini Vishram chowk Rohini New Delhi
|Oswal Autos
|A-20, Gt Karnal Road, Opposite Hans Cinema, Delhi.
|Sawhney Automobile
|K-24,Rajapuri,Sector 3 Tiranga Chowk Dwarka New Delhi
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27 Yamaha Bike Dealers in Delhi
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Ambuj Automobile
8, Ground Floor, Bharti Artist Colony, Bharti Colony, New Delhi, Delhi-110092
Delhi Scooters
A31-A, Ring Road, Rajouri Garden, Near Metro station, New Delhi.
Excellent motors
pocket D6 Plotno.28-29sector-6 rohini Vishram chowk Rohini New Delhi
Oswal Autos
A-20, Gt Karnal Road, Opposite Hans Cinema, Delhi.
Sawhney Automobile
K-24,Rajapuri,Sector 3 Tiranga Chowk Dwarka New Delhi
Shiva Motors
E - 11, 100 Feet Road, West Jyoti Nagar, Delhi.
Ashfaq Aakil Motors
Near Corporation Bank , Main Badh Road ,sangam Vihar
City Automobiles
17, State Bank Nagar, Main Outer Ring Road, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi-110063
Delhi Scooters
WZ-168 A, Block-A, Uttam Nagar, Main Najafgarh Road, Opp Metro Pillar No 669, New Delhi.
Delhi Scooters
10/60 D, Industrial Area, Kirti Nagar, Opp. S.D Public School, New Delhi, Delhi.
Delhi Scooters
Wz 2/19 Manohar Park Near Ashoka Park Metro Station Main Rohtak Road
Himgiri Yamaha
C-42, Main Road, East Krishna Nagar, East Delhi
Jinder Auto
Shop No B2 And B3,ground Floor, Rithala Village rohini, New Delhi 110085, Dl
Jinder Auto Pvt Ltd
B-2, Budh Vihar, Main Kanjiwala Road, Delhi-85
Jinder Auto Pvt Ltd
Saraswati Vihar, Pitampura, New Delhi
Jinder Auto Pvt. Ltd.
B - 294, Saraswati Vihar, Pitampura, New Delhi,
Khandelwal motors
41, m.m road, rani jhansi road near Jhandewalan temple, Karol bagh
Oswal Autos
Delhi-Narela Rd, Opp Bajaj And Hero Moto Corp Showroom, Narela
Oswal Yamaha Auto
Khasra No-869, Neel Kanta Road, Burari
A-20, Gt Karnal Road, Opposite Hans Cinema, New Delhi
Prime Automation
C- 42, Main Road, East Krishna Nagar, East Delhi, Delhi.
S P G Vehicles
7&8, Khasra No. 579/1, 578/1 Khanpur Ext., Tehsil Hauzkhas, Khanpur
Saini Auto
C-1-8 Vashist Park, Opposite Janak Cinema, Pankha Road,new Delhi - 110046
Sawhney Automobile
RZF 16 Mahavir Enclave Palam Dabri Marg Dwarka
Shiva Motors
D-25/3. D Block, Vijay Colony, New Usman Pur, Delhi
West Delhi Riders
Plot No.4, Ground Floor, K H - 424, New Roshan Pura, Kishori Vihar, Main Gurgaon Road, Najafgarh, New Delhi, Delhi-110043
West Delhi Riders
Khasra No 836 - 613 A K - 2 Block Mahipalpur Extension Vasant Kunj
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Are you going through a dark and stormy night?
When evening came, his disciples went down to the sea, and they entered into the boat, and were going over the sea to Capernaum. It was now dark, and Jesus had not come to them. The sea was tossed by a great wind blowing. When therefore they had rowed about twenty-five or thirty stadia, they saw Jesus walking on the sea, and drawing near to the boat; and they were afraid. But he said to them, "It is I. Don't be afraid." They were willing therefore to receive him into the boat. Immediately the boat was at the land where they were going (John 6:16-21).
How many times are we frightened by something drawing near in the dark? And then we discover . . . it's Jesus! How much of what we fear in life is actually Jesus working in our lives? Difficult circumstances? Broken relationships? Illness? [Fill in the blank]? Are we willing to receive Jesus into our boat? And to trust him that he will safely take us where we are going?
Jesus, be with my friends who are facing a dark and stormy night physically, spiritually, financially or relationally. May they hear you say, "It is I. Don't be afraid." Help them to sense that you are with them in the middle of this storm. And guide them safely to the place he would have them to go.
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14th February
Valentine's Day!! We hadn't quite decided what to do for Valentine's and as luck would have it, we were tipped off that Rodriguez was going to be doing a surprise set at the Wilderness Hotel!!
Apparently his daughter is a local and he was down to visit her and wanted to play a few songs at the hotel. We were in a small conference room and probably about 15m away from this legend! It was such an awesome, totally unexpected surprise!
After Rodrigues we went to find somewhere to have a bite to eat and decided on Flava Cafe which ended up being possibly the best meal of my trip!
The rest of the day was pretty chilled and we spent it with Travis's lovely cousins who we were staying with in George.
15th February
We hadn't panned anything for the rest of the trip so every day we woke up, checked the weather and made a decision on what we should do for the day. So off to Herolds Bay we went. It was such a lovely beach and DEAD quiet which was great! Unfortunately we forgot our beach stuff so we just walked along the rocky beach and explored the waterfront.
After getting some sun and being hit by more waves, we made our way up to Dutton's Cove for lunch. It was rather windy so I opted for a latte instead of a cocktail. The food was good but the view was the real winner!
16th February
Travis had visited the Cango Caves when he was younger and said that it was a must see, so we set off to Oudshoorn to check it out. It was a bit of a drive but so pretty in the mountains so we didn't mind at all. There were also so many ostrich farms along the way and as an ex ostrich farmer it always makes me happy to see these big birds!
I had NO idea just how big these caves were!
Some of the biggest stalagmite formations in the world set in Precambrian (a time about 4500 million years ago) limestone can be found in the caves. In totality, the extensive system of tunnels and chambers in the Cango Caves stretch for over 4 kilometres, but the section open to visitors is about a quarter of this.
|There was more to explore but for the second section it involved a lot of climbing and crawling through narrow tunnels so we gave it a pass!
Photos really don't do the caves justice! Our guide was fantastic and shared some very interesting facts about these mysterious caves!
On the way home we stopped at a little look out point and took some epic photos!
All in all a great day!!


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The Teachers Matter Conference
For those of you who attended our Love Learning Conferences in 2012 and 2013, you will be familiar with the vibrant presenter and Educator, Karen Boyes. She is hosting a Teachers Matter Conference in Sydney on the 22nd and 23rd of January 2014. We thought you may be interested in adding it to your calendar. Take a look at the details below:
Teachers Matter Conference: "At the Heart of Teaching & Learning"
Confirmed Speakers include:
- Ian Lillico: Educating Boys
- Eric Frangenheim: Thinking Frameworks
- Julie Cross: It's all About you, because Teachers Matter!
- Karen Boyes: Life Long Learning is what Sustains after the Curriculum
- Terry Westblade: The Art and Science of Learning
- Tracey Hughes-Butters: Using iPads effectively in the classroom
- Michelle Bunder: Practical ways to use the Habits of Mind in the classroom
- Marion Miller: Switch on the Brain with NLK
Early Bird: $595 per person or $495 for groups of 10 or more (extended until 31st October 2013)
Conference Fee: $695 per person or $595 for groups of 10 or more (register and pay after 1st November 2013)
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The ASME Journal of Mechanisms and Robotics publishes research contributions to the fundamental theory, algorithms, design, manufacture and experimental validation for mechanisms and robots. The current scope of the journal includes topics in theoretical and applied kinematics, mechanism synthesis and design, analysis and design of robot manipulators, hands, and legs, soft robotics, compliant mechanisms, origami and folded robots, printed robots, and haptic devices. The journal is also interested in novel fabrication, actuation and control techniques for mechanisms and robotics, bio-inspired approaches to mechanism and robot design, and the mechanics and design of micro- and nano-scale devices.
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ICSA Ireland
12 June 2015
On 20 May 2015, the European Parliament voted on and adopted the Fourth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (AML IV).
AML IV implements recommendations by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which is considered a global reference for rules against money laundering and terrorist financing. On some issues, AML IV expands on the FATF's requirements and provides for additional safeguards.
The key amendments that AML IV makes to the existing regime are as follows:
AML IV introduces provisions relating to the beneficial owners of companies. Information on beneficial ownership will be stored in a central register which will be accessible to competent authorities, financial intelligence units and obliged entities such as banks. Access will also be given to persons who can demonstrate a legitimate interest in the stored information.
AML IV clarifies the rules on politically-exposed persons, i.e. people at a higher than usual risk of corruption due to the political positions they hold, such as heads of state, members of government, supreme court judges, and members of parliament, as well as their family members.
Where there are high-risk business relationships with such persons, additional measures should be put in place to establish the source of wealth and source of funds involved.
AML IV provides for a maximum fine of at least twice the amount of the benefit derived from the breach or at least €1 million.
For breaches involving credit or financial institutions, it provides for a maximum fine of at least:
Following its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union, member states will have two years to transpose the anti-money laundering directive into their national laws.
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Best of the Web
Design Week came across the humorous site F-ck Yeah Headlines last week. Illustrator Eric Wedum finds a headline on a major news site each day, and illustrates it without reading a word of it. He describes it as information through ignorance; bizarrely, some of the inspired drawings are surprisingly accurate.
Mill Co is a virtual community of freelance and independent creative collaborators that Design Week has been a fan of since its inception. The creative bunch has recently launched a short animation about its community, inspired by an illustration from Si Scott, animated by Lewis Kyle White with sound from Mo Creatives.
Forget Bansky, there's a new street artist on the block that has been introduced to us through the blog The Citrus Report. Oakoak is a French street artist who is making a bit of statement, er, on the streets. His witty depictions use existing street furniture as a base for making fun of the surrounding environment.
Another French street artist making waves is semi-anonymous JR, who uses his camera to show the world its true face by pasting photos of the human face across massive canvases. You can learn more about his work at a recent Ted talk posted here, where he speaks about his wish to turn the world inside out.
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Baby Products
What baby products are must-haves, and which ones can you skip? With the incredible array of baby strollers, cribs, toys, furniture, and clothes, how can you ever make up your mind? That's where we come in. Whether you're looking for the best baby gear or a baby gift for a friend, we have the information and guidance you need to choose baby products that are safe, useful, and stylish. You'll find buying guides for baby products such as baby strollers, car seats, and baby furniture, including cribs and changing tables. We also have great ideas for gifts for newborns and moms and dads – from baby toys to diaper bags.
Baby products: Must-haves for the first year
Find out which products and gear are essential for your baby's first year, from sleepers and strollers to binkies and bassinets.
Moms' Picks: Best Baby Products of the Year
See the year's best all-around products recommended by BabyCenter moms and dads, including bottles, baby carriers, infant car seats, and more.
- Moms' Picks: Best strollers
The winners in this big-ticket category get their high marks for smooth, safe rides with sturdy features like generous baskets and easy steering.
- Moms' Picks: Best infant car seats
Safety is the number one consideration for this category, but ease of use and uncomplicated installations won points, too.
- Moms' Picks: Best baby bottles
The best bottles are sturdy, easy to clean, affordable and – most important – excel at delivering all-important daily nourishment.
- Moms' Picks: Best diapers
Diapers need to be on their A-game at all times – soft for baby, sturdy for all the dirty work. Parents voted for the brands that gave them peace of mind.
- Moms' Picks: Best baby monitors
The best baby monitors keep parents plugged in and reassured, letting them hear – and watch – their baby from a distance.
- Moms' Picks: Best baby carriers
The best carriers let parents bond with their baby while out and about. Winners here were simple to use and comfortable to wear.
- Moms' Picks: Best convertible car seats
Children may spend years in this seat, so parents voted for models that promised safety, convenience and ease of use.
- Moms' Picks: Best lightweight strollers
Lightweight strollers aren't an afterthought anymore; the best of the new generation deliver on quality, style and features.
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New moms spend a lot of time with their breast pumps. The models that combine ease of use with quality and quiet win their loyalty.
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Rub-a-dub, baby's in the tub! The best bathtubs here have safety features to calm rookie parents while being good-looking and sturdy.
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The winning diaper pails do their job almost invisibly, containing odors while blending into nursery décor.
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For most babies, meal time is mess time. The best high chairs are easy to use and clean, sturdy and good looking, and don't take up too much kitchen space.
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Whether it's a temporary play pen or the primary sleeping space, the winning play yards are lightweight but tough, easy to assemble and simple to store.
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Moms loved the swings and bouncers that soothed and entertained fussy babies without taking up too much floor space.
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For the last car seat kids need before moving into regular seats, moms chose simple, easy to install and comfortable models.
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All-on-4 fixed dentures; the one-day solutionWant a natural looking smile without the lengthy waits and healing times associated with traditional dentures?
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India's longest railway tunnel, which will realise the dream of connecting Kashmir with rest of the country by train, will be made operational next year.
The 11-km-long tunnel, passing through the Pir Panjal mountain range, will link Qazigund in Kashmir with Banihal in Jammu region.
"We are hopeful that Banihal-Qazikund rail line consisting the longest tunnel in the country will be commissioned by December 2012," Northern Railway chief administrative officer Chahatey Ram said.
Austrian tunnelling method, the latest tunneling technology and first used in the country for the Delhi Metro, is being used for construction of the tunnel, named T-80.
The method involves integration of surrounding soil formations into a ring-like support structure.
On completion, T-80 will be Asia's second-largest tunnel, next only to the 20-km Wushaoling tunnel in Gansu, China.
The 6.5 km Karbude tunnel of the Konkan Railway is India's current longest.
"The work is almost completed. . . . Ircon, the executive agency of the project, has completed 10,316 metre work which is 99 per cent of the total length of the tunnel and now the rail line will be laid," Ram said.
The Banihal-Qazigund project is part of the 345-km-long Jammu-Udhampur-Katra-Qazigund-Baramulla railway line, the biggest mountain railway construction project since Independence.
While the 53-km Jammu-Udhampur section was opened to public in 2005, the 119-km Qazigund-Baramulla route has been made operational in 2009.
The Banihal-Qazigund is part of the 129-km-long Katra-Qazigund rail line.
While the Banihal-Qazigund is expected to be operational by 2012, work on the entire Katra-Qazigund is expected to be completed by 2017.
Terming the work as challenging, Ram said, "We are making the rail line operational in phases due to various problems. The work is really a very challenging one because of the fragile geology and steep topography."
The Railways has spent Rs 7,165 crore (Rs 71.65 billion) on the Kashmir rail link project till now.
The Katra-Qazigund link is an engineering challenge and the project involves construction of 13 tunnels, 62 small and big bridges and 11 railway stations.
"There were no approaching roads to the site. So we are making approaching roads first and the work on tunnelling and laying rail line will commence next," he said.
Besides Banihal-Qazigund, Katra-Udhampur rail line will also be made operational by 2012.
"There were seepage problems in two tunnels which caused delay in completing Katra-Udhampur line. The problems have been rectified and the line is expected to be opened to public in 2012," he said.


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The Cherry Blossom Festival gift shop is now open at a new location on 567 Cherry St.
That was announced at a press conference Monday.
The gift shop plans to sell mugs, 2011 festival pins, art prints, and more.
Public hours are from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and will open daily during the festival.
The shop is open until April 1.
At the press conference, Cherry Blossom Festival President and CEO Karen Lambert announced a pre-festival event, "Drink Pink."
The event will debut Cherry Blossom Festival signature cocktails created by local restaurants and bars, Lambert says.
The event is scheduled to take place at the Macon Arts Alliance on Friday, March 4 from 5 until 8 p.m.
The Arts Alliance will host a textile show and display paintings by J. Alan Gibson in the gallery during the event.
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"Who the hell is Leslie Seymour?" That's what journalist and broadcaster Ray Martin asks facetiously in his foreword to the autobiography of Les Seymour, his long-time mate, and it's a fair question. Unless you're a veteran journo or a media junkie, you may not have heard about cameraman extraordinaire, Les Seymour. All he's ever done … Continue reading Leslie Seymour: The Everywhere Man — Have Camera Will Travel
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There was only one Nelson Mandela
Amid the massive outpouring of tributes to Nelson Mandela this week, there was a dissonant note in a church in the northern Sydney suburb of Roseville. The dissonance came from the Rev Corrie Nel of the Roseville Presbyterian Church, delivering a sermon to a sparse congregation last Sunday. I hasten to add I wasn't there, … Continue reading There was only one Nelson Mandela
Bryce Courtenay: Hamburgers on the road to apartheid
It's an unofficial rule of the film and television industry: "What goes on the road, stays on the road." I'm a great believer in the rule, but I want to make an exception in this case because it's a story about Bryce Courtenay, Australia's most popular writer, who died last week, aged 79. And I … Continue reading Bryce Courtenay: Hamburgers on the road to apartheid


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You may either make an online reservation through our website or call our reservation department at 1-888-613-9622. YMCA of the Rockies operates on two reservation season; Winter/Spring and Summer/Fall. While lodge rooms, campsites and yurts can be booked on January 1st for the following Summer/Fall Season and on July 1st Winter/Spring, family cabins are rented through our unique cabin priority system outlined below:
Cabin Donors earn first priority. YMCA of the Rockies is a not-for-profit organization and all of our family cabins have been generously donated by families who are committed to helping us fulfill our Mission. These donors pay the same nightly rate as all of our guests, but they receive first priority when making their reservation requests for each of our reservation seasons.
Members earn second priority A YMCA of the Rockies annual membership entitles you to receive second priority when placing a reservation request for cabins. If you would like to become a YMCA of the Rockies member, please visit our Membership page.
Non-members can make reservations. You do not have to be a member to stay at YMCA of the Rockies. Our online and phone reservations for cabins open to non–members on these dates: Summer/Fall: First Wednesday in April (for cabin reservations June 1 – November 30)
Winter/Spring: First Wednesday in October (for cabin reservations December 1 – May 30)
A membership is not required to make reservations. Members of YMCA of the Rockies receive advanced reservation priority for one cabin per stay, plus a $15 per night discount, plus other benefits. Any YMCA member receives $15 per night discount – must provide membership information.
Please call us at 970-586-3341, ext. 1225 and leave a message with your name, phone number, what you lost, and the date and location you think you lost it. We'll get back in touch with you, and if we find your item, will discuss your options to come pick it up or have it shipped for a fee.
Estes Park Center has free wireless internet access throughout the property. The signal is strongest in the Administration Building and lodges, only some of the cabins receive a wireless signal. Cell phone reception is dependent on the type of phone and service provider, but signals tend to be weak overall. There are public phones available for guest use.
Estes Park Center is approximately 75 miles northwest of Denver. Drive time is approximately 1.5 – 2 hours in good road and traffic conditions. Estes Park Center is located at 2515 Tunnel Road, Estes Park, Colorado, 80511.
A 35% deposit of total stay is required.
CANCELLATION POLICY: 75% refund of your deposit if canceled more than 30 days prior to arrival; no refund if canceled within 30 days of arrival.
CHANGE POLICY: No fee for modifications made more than 30 days prior to arrival; 35% of the value of the canceled portion of the reservation will be charged for reductions in length of stay, lodging size, or number of reserved units occurring within 30 days of arrival.
We are pleased to offer accommodations for you and your pet(s). Well-behaved pets are allowed in 2-4 bedroom cabins. 2 pet maximum. Pets are not allowed in retreat cabins or lodge rooms.
Please review our Pet Policy before you make your reservation with your pet.
Your accommodations will be ready by 6pm MT for check-in located at the front desk in the Administration building. Please be aware that on busy summer days, weekends, or holidays YOUR CABIN OR ROOM MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL AFTER 6:00 PM, so please make your travel plans accordingly. If you arrive before your room is ready, you are welcome to use all YMCA facilities for the entire day of check-in. CHECK-OUT IS 10:00 AM you are welcome to use our facilities the entire day of check-out. We ask that you have all of your belongings out of your room or cabin after 10 am on check-out day.
Once you check-in, you are responsible for paying for the nights you have booked. We accept Mastercard, VISA, Discover, American Express, personal checks, travelers checks and cash. *Special exceptions may apply.
Yes, YMCA of the Rockies has a variety of accessible cabins and lodge rooms. We will carefully consider your preferences, but we cannot guarantee cabin location or specific cabin assignments. Accessible rooms are available in each of our guest lodges, and we have a limited number of accessible cabins. If stairs are difficult for you, please request a ground-level room. The more we know about your particular needs, the better we will be able to serve you. Be sure to contact a reservationist about your requests and needs ahead of time and not during check-in. Please call our reservation staff at 888-613-9622 between 8 AM and 5 PM Mountain Time to reserve the best accommodation for you.
Cabins have either forced hot water or electric heating, fully equipped kitchens with refrigerator and stove with oven, microwaves, telephones and one or more baths. Linens, bath and dish towels, dishes and cooking utensils are provided. Cabins do not have TVs. Vacation Homes, in addition to the above, have a dishwasher and satellite TV. Our cabins do not have air-conditioning because of our cool mountain nights. Most cabins have either gas or wood fireplaces. Roll-away beds are allowed in cabins for a fee. To request a roll-away bed, please call our reservation staff at 888-613-9622 or request it in the comments section of the online reservation form. Gas grills are available to rent for a small fee, but are limited. To rent a gas grill, please contact Conference at 970-586-3341 ext. 1021 to reserve. Please note that under certain fire bans, the usage of gas grills may be restricted or not allowed. For the latest fire ban information, please visit the activities page.
Lodge rooms do not have cooking facilities or TV. However, mini-fridges are included in Emerald Mountain, Longs Peak and Rams Horn. Towels and bedding are provided. All lodge rooms have soap dispensers, but only Wind River, Alpen, Emerald Mountain, Longs Peak, and Rams Horn have hair dryers. Shampoo and conditioner are not included. Our lodge rooms do not have air-conditioning because of our cool mountain nights. Wind River and Alpen lodges have balconies or patios.
We will carefully consider your preferences, but we cannot guarantee cabin location, specific cabin assignment, or specific room assignment within a lodge.
Yes, all bedding and towels are provided in cabins and lodge rooms at YMCA of the Rockies. There are limited toiletries provided. We recommend that guests bring shampoo and conditioner. YMCA of the Rockies also provides toilet paper, tissues, drinking glasses and soap. Fresh towels and linens can be picked up in the housekeeping office for cabins year round.
Shampoo and conditioner are not provided at YMCA of the Rockies. Soap dispensers are located at the sink and in the showers of every property at the YMCA of the Rockies. Hairdryers are provided in Wind River, Alpen, Emerald Mountain, Longs Peak and Rams Horn lodge.
Like most mountain communities, we do not have air conditioning units in our rooms. Daytime temps peak around 75 degrees in the summer months and quickly cool off in the evening–nighttime temps can dip into the 30s and 40s even in summer.
YMCA of the Rockies strives to promote recreation and activity for our guests to come together. Thus, the majority of our cabins and lodge rooms do not have TVs. Vacation homes are the only lodging option with TVs. Free wi-fi is available throughout the property.
Yes, pack 'n plays and high chairs are available and free to rent. Requests must be made at time of reservation.
Cabins at the YMCA of the Rockies include grills upon request. We ask guests not to bring their grills as a safety precaution. You can arrange to rent a gas grill through our conference department 970-586-3341 ext 0. Small gas grills cost $30 for 4 hours of use or $60 for 24 hours. Make sure to call ahead of time, as we have limited numbers of gas grills available. You may bring your own propane (only) grill. Under certain fire bans, the usage of gas grills may be restricted or not allowed. For current fire ban information, please visit our activities page.
The Aspen Dining Room:
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served every day in an all-you-can-eat buffet-style dining hall. Bring the whole family or group for a delicious start to your day with fresh fruit and hot breakfast options. Lunch and dinner offer a fresh salad bar with healthy toppings and a wide variety of great entrees. Don't forget to stop by the dessert table and taste our baker's homemade goodies! Meals are available on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Current hours and prices:
*Subject to change at anytime
7 – 9 a.m., Adults: $10.50, Children: $7
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., Adults: $13, Children: $8.50
5 – 7:30 p.m., Adults: $15.50, Children: $10.50
Children: 6-12 years old. Children 5 and under are free.
Buffet meals include salad bar, entrees, dessert and beverages.
The Rustic Cafe:
Located in the Administration Building, the Rustic Café is a perfect place to grab a bite to eat before heading out for a hike or taking in the views! We serve a wide variety of breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack items. Wake up early and sip a fresh cup of coffee. Grab a sandwich and snacks to-go. Indulge in homemade specialty desserts, cookies, fudge and fresh baked goods from our bakery!
Order a fresh made pizza from Y's Guys Pizza at the Rustic Cafe. We offer traditional selections of toppings plus specialty pizzas including the Flat Top Cheese Pizza, The Samson Veggie and more. Pizza only available during summer months only. For the full pizza menu, visit the Rustic Cafe for an order form. Free pizza delivery to your cabin or lodge from 5pm – 8pm. Large orders please call for more information.
Hours vary; call 970-586-3341, ext. 1016 to check.
The Pine Room:
Enjoy sit-down dining in the historic Pine Room. This family-friendly, full-service restaurant is open Memorial Day through Labor Day*, the Pine Room features Sunday brunch, lunch a la carte and a prime rib buffet dinner Sunday – Thursday. *On occasion the Pine Room may not be open during the Memorial Day through Labor Day time frame due to private events. For more information, call 970-586-3341, ext. 1145.
Family Cookout & Campfire:
Select Tuesdays throughout the summer! Come at 6:00 PM to enjoy a delicious dinner grilled up by our friendly food service staff. At 7:00 PM, we will begin a family friendly campfire program with songs, skits, and games! Come for the food, stay for the fun! Prices: Adults (13+) $20, Children (6-12) $15, Under 5 are free. To register, visit Sweet Memorial. (prices before tax) Must register at least 24 hours in advance! Meet at Upper Cookout. Questions, call 970-586-3341 x 1104. Summer 2019 cookout dates are June 11, July 2, July 9, July 16, July 23, August 6, August 13, August 27.
Typically, there are enough allergen free items for any person with any set of allergies to eat, but if something additional is needed, guests are able to ask for an "allergy plate" from the Cashier in the Aspen Dining Room. This plate is typically a grilled chicken breast, steamed vegetables, and rice or potatoes (depending on the allergy). If there are additional questions or more specific dietary needs, please contact our Food Service Department at 970-586-3341, ext. 1128.
Individual peanut butter packets are available at every meal for guests; we typically do not cook with tree or peanuts, however, if they are in a dish, it will be labeled. Any seafood or shellfish would be easily identifiable and labeled as well.
*We are not an allergen free facility; the risk any guest takes eating here is the same risk they'd take at any other restaurant or dining facility. We work hard to ensure cross contamination does not occur, however, we do have a bakery attached to our kitchen (for those with gluten/wheat issues). Of course, we also follow good practices with these items like hand washing, glove changing, and washing of utensils/cutting boards etc.
Our new guest laundry facility is located in the lower level of the Longhouse on the east side of the building. It is open seven days per week, 24 hours per day. Coin-operated washers and dryers are available, along with laundry detergent.
Estes Park Center does not have a traditional workout gym. We encourage guests to exercise through the many recreational activities available, such as hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing, swimming in our indoor pool and more.
To reserve a campfire ring for a fee, please call Sweet Memorial at 970-586-3341 ext. 1104.
From Memorial Day to Labor Day, all families are welcome to join us for a community fire. No reservations required! Check the Activity Guide for dates and times.
Fire bans may affect the usage of campfires and cookout areas; for the latest fire ban information, please visit the activities page.
There are recycling bins in various locations on grounds for paper, aluminum, plastic and glass. The main collection point is at Vehicle Maintenance, across from mini golf, down Pine Cone Way.
Guests in cabins with wood-burning fireplaces may purchase bundles of wood at Sweet Memorial Building or Admin for $5 per bundle. After hours, wood can be purchased at the Administration Building. Wood gathering is not permitted on the Estes Park Center grounds.
We do not have any hot tubs on our property. We do have an indoor, heated pool that is open year-round.
We are proud that Estes Park Center provides a clean-air environment. Please respect our non-smoking policy in all facilities. We provide special fire-safe ashtrays in several outdoor areas designated for smoking.
Alcoholic beverages are not sold on-grounds and may be consumed only in the privacy of your room, cabin or group meeting space.
YMCA of the Rockies strives to provide a safe, healthy and family-friendly environment to protect the youth, families and groups we serve. As allowed by law in Colorado, YMCA of the Rockies has a strict no marijuana policy that forbids the possession, use and/or consumption of marijuana anywhere on our properties, in our facilities, or during participation in our programming. YMCA of the Rockies is a Mission-driven organization whose core values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility and Faith are best represented in an environment which excludes the use of marijuana. Thank you for abiding by our policy.
With respect to membership in the YMCA of the Rockies and participation in its programs and activities, it is the policy of the YMCA of the Rockies to protect against any practice, activity, decision or condition that discriminates on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age or disability. The YMCA of the Rockies is a Christian organization dedicated to serving all persons of goodwill, as well as organizations devoted to religious, charitable, educational or recreational purposes. The Association shall be inclusive in welcoming individuals, conferences and staff of various backgrounds and shall seek to put Christian principles into practice by serving members and groups of various faiths and providing resources for Christian and spiritual growth for those who desire to participate. It is the responsibility of the CEO to enact and administer procedures and guidelines to ensure understanding and compliance by all members of management, staff and volunteers.
The safety and privacy of our guests and campers is of the highest priority for the YMCA of the Rockies. Therefore we do not allow private or commercial drones to be used in the immediate airspace over our properties, except in limited circumstances when the operator has received written permission from the YMCA of the Rockies. This includes use associated with special events, marketing and in film/photo applications.
As a private property, YMCA of the Rockies prohibits public display of firearms on its campuses, except during YMCA-sanctioned events. Additionally, we require that guests traveling with firearms keep them unloaded at all times while on our properties, encased with a trigger lock in place.
YMCA of the Rockies will not service any YMCA facilities where a firearm is discovered, locked or unlocked. If a staff member discovers a firearm in a YMCA facility after check out has occurred, staff will immediately contact security to request an urgent response from the County Sheriff's Office.
The nearest downhill and cross-country ski facility is Eldora, located one hour south on Highway 7.
Ride Sharing
The availability of Lyft and Uber in the Estes Park area is extremely limited. For a taxi, call Estes Park Taxi (970) 372-9888.
Rocky Mountain National Park Hiker Shuttle
During busy summer months, Rocky Mountain National Park highly recommends using the Park's shuttle system to avoid crowded parking lots. Learn more and view routes on their website.
We recommend using the Estes Park Shuttle. Please see their website for schedule and prices: http://www.estesparkshuttle.com/
There is a grocery store roughly two miles away, at the intersection of 66 and Mary's Lake Road. There is also a Safeway store in downtown Estes Park, roughly four miles away.
The most up-to-date information regarding road conditions in Colorado is at http://www.coloradodot.info/. The most up-to-date information regarding roads in Rocky Mountain National Park, including Trail Ridge Road, can be found at http://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/road_conditions.htm.
Weather can vary dramatically over the course of a day because of our altitude (8,010 feet above sea level). We recommend bringing a variety of clothing layers. To check the current weather and monthly averages, please check this site: http://www.weather.com/weather/today/USCO0130:1:US
We are located at 8,010 feet above sea level. Above 8,000 feet, oxygen is approximately 45% less dense and there is 50% to 80% less humidity than sea level. Altitude sickness can affect anyone, regardless of age or fitness level. Visitors from lower elevations may notice shortness of breath, fatigue, dizziness, headaches and/or nausea.
To alleviate these symptoms, we recommend drinking plenty of water (64 ounces daily), get lots of rest, eat lightly and avoid caffeine and alcohol.


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Slim Thug's odds keep getting better with each new leak, and Swimming Pool Flow will undoubtedly improve his chances of winning. It's a worthy addition to a respectable catalogue that has seen a lot of growth since Slim Thug debuted in this game. We're looking forward to the follow-up.
Hit up our mixtape section to stream and/or download by Slim Thug's new Thug Thursday project, dropped on Thursday, August 30th, 2012. If you dig this, visit Slim Thug's profile for the latest info, news, songs, and mixtapes. Make sure to hit Slim Thug with a follow and/or like on Facebook and Twitter.
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I'm trying to develop a multi player game web app which basically should be able to achieve the following goals:
- Provide a game engine + framework/toolkit to let third party corporation integrate their own developed games.
- Games must run realtime and multiplayer.
So the idea is to develop some kind of framework or toolkit to easily accomplish above goals.
As long as I don't want to reinvent the wheel and I need to validate each client action, and while following the premises below, I would like to know your opinion:
- Web app is going to be developed using PHP language.
- Clients connections are going to be managed through socket.io.js
- Server validations will run on Node.js
- I need to adopt a game engine that can run on top in order to let third party develop their custom games, which one?
As I'm no expert I'm looking some kind of advice or feedback based on your experience and also to let me know if I'm going in the right direction.


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Fitness/ Running
- Running is awesome
- Shin splints are bad
- Random injuries during an 8k are really bad
- Being told not to run for four weeks when you want to be training for a 10 miler sucks
- Going to PT for said random injury (really, muscle strength/flexibility issues due to biomechanics) is alternately fun and horrible
- Being told that while you could potentially still train for a half, that doing so would delay true healing for months is a downer, but a nice reminder that being a responsible person means listening to your (injured) body
- Being diagnosed with a stress reaction (Yay that it wasn't a stress fracture!) while finishing PT and then being told to not run for another three to four months is just icing on the cake
- Never mind that I canceled my gym membership in February because I was focused on running
- Bikram yoga is awesome
- My kettlebells taunt me from the living room floor
- My stress reaction area (left tibia, calf) is so much better!!!
- Perhaps my body finally succeeded in telling me to lighten up and not be so hard on myself…
Grad School
- In short, I'm done
- I never want to work on another group project where I don't get to help choose my group members
- I learned a lot about instructional design
- I learned a lot about myself
- I'm excited about the future
- Husband is traveling A LOT for work this year
- This is not fun at all
- Coworkers are not friends
- Friends are great
- They keep me from being a hermit
- We have fun together
- I'm thankful to have them
- Developing friendships is (sometimes) hard work
- Friendships don't always work out in the long run
- Treasure them when you have them and let them go when they end
- You only get one shot at it
- Have fun
- Don't over think
- Try not to hurt others
- You are not responsible for anyone else's happiness
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Jaisalmer, India
I first visited India in the 1980s. At the time, I was told of a mystical city in the desert that was so isolated you had to take a camel caravan to get there. While this may have been an exaggeration, Jaisalmer, the mystical city, was so remote that it seemed impossible at the time to get to. My dream was to one day get to the city, and in finally, a quarter century later, I made it.
Deep in the western part of Rajasthan, which is mostly desert, not far from the Pakistani border, Jaisalmer was once a booming merchant city on the trading route from India to Europe. Because of its strategic location, it was a walled city, more like a fort. Filled with twisting alleyways, Jain temples, palaces, small galleries, stalls of crafts, rooftop restaurants and old merchant mansions turned into wonderful hotels, the city retains its medieval allure and is a wonderful place to stroll, sit, stay and eat.
Cars are not allowed in, but cows reign supreme. Alleyways are so small that when you see a cow coming down the alley, best move to the side and let it pass. This is a delightful, mystical wonderful place, and certainly worth the long ride to get here.
I stayed in a 450 year old haveli or mansion, with five rooms, and still owned by the original family. It was all a wonderful experience…I even joined a camel caravan in the desert. Enjoy the photos.


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The members of Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising have been truly touched by the greetings, well wishes and compliments that have been sent these past few days since the group was announced as the International Music and Entertainment Association's 3rd Annual IMEA Awards 2015 Bluegrass Group of the Year.
Kathy said, "Because technical difficulties kept you from hearing it live, we thought it only fitting that you have the opportunity to read what Kathy had to say when she accepted the award on behalf of the group. (This is as remembered. . . . it was a bit off the cuff at the time!)"
She continued, "For the past ten years all I have wanted is for three very special men to receive the recognition they so very much deserve. Dennis Nelson, Tom Tower, Tim Crosby. . . thank you for sticking with me and being the other three-quarters of my soul. I thank the universe for seeing fit for us to all find each other in this lifetime."
In their acceptance, she extended gratutued commenting, "Thank you to our families for understanding our professional relationship and the depths of our friendships. Most of all, we thank the radio disc jockeys, the event promoters, our friends and our fans who continue to support and believe in us and who are responsible for our winning this award tonight. God Bless You one and all!"
There were 50 categories awarded this year to IMEA members from all over the world. We were truly honored to be among the nominees and to have Kathy open the ceremonies by speaking on what it means to be an entertainer.
The band will have a full blog with photos up on our social media sites, Reverb Nation and main website soon. We hope you'll check them out and enjoy our journey as much as we have!
Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising is all about the stories, and stories of everyday America are what you get from these four personable entertainers. Members include the 2008 RMA Bluegrass Songwriter of the Year, the 2010 City Love Music Songwriter of the Year, and a member who's songs have been compared to those written by Woody Guthrie and Bruce Springsteen.
Warm hearted, personable and fun, Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising are an ensemble who connect with the audience both on and off the stage. With multiple CD's receiving airplay around the world, this group has fans everywhere they go, and they work social media well to stay connected with those fans at all times. Bring Kathy Boyd & Phoenix Rising to your event and the world will know about it! This group is guaranteed to deliver. Connecting with people is what these folks are all about!
The IMEA Awards are presented annually by the International Music and Entertainment Association (IMEA). IMEA is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and serving as an advocate to individuals and organizations within the performing arts and entertainment industries. The IMEA Awards were developed to honor and recognize the best in independent music and entertainment, internationally.
The two other groups competing for the award were Chosen Road and Ned Crisp & Bottomline.
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We're going to switch things up this week.
Last month I asked if you had any questions for me. Quite a few of you reached out to me via LinkedIn, Twitter, and email.
Now I'm going to spend some time answering everything you submitted over the next two weeks. I'll cover what you want to know about the podcast, dig into some marketing topics and discuss the future of Everyone Hates Marketers.
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We covered:
- The top 5 most downloaded episodes of the podcast
- What the future is for the Everyone Hates Marketers brand
- How I organize my daily and weekly work schedule
- What I wish I'd known before I started this podcast
- 5 lessons on how to start your own podcast
- How I deal with information overload in digital marketing
- My biggest aha moment while interviewing guests
- How I get high profile marketers to join my podcast
- And more…
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Bonjour and welcome to another episode of EveryoneHatesMarketers.com, the marketing podcast for marketers, founders and tech people who are just sick of shady, aggressive marketing. I'm your host, Louis Grenier.
Today is a very–not a very–but a special episode because I'm not interviewing someone, I'm answering your questions. Questions that you submitted a few weeks ago when I asked you if you had any questions that I could answer. And also questions I received over the past few months of your emails or LinkedIn, Twitter.
So I tried to compile them a bit into two parts. This episode is about questions you asked Everyone Hates Marketers and myself. And the second episode, one week after this one, is going to be about marketing, questions you have about marketing.
Let's get started straight away, shall we? First question from Michael.
Question: He asked, "When I signed up for your newsletter it was because you said you would share what your numbers looked like. Maybe it's me, but I have no idea what those numbers are, or number of listeners, etc."
Michael, you're absolutely right. I don't do a good job at informing you of the numbers. I don't have a lot of time to send a detailed email every week. So I usually result to just sending information about the episodes. So let me give you an update on the stats and numbers.
I'm recording this episode on the 13th of July. So far, since the beginning of the podcast, which started in April of last year, April of 2017, I got 88,156 downloads. That comes from iTunes, from the website, from any other podcast app. In addition to that, 2,521 Spotify listens. They are counted differently for some reason. So in total, that's 90,677 downloads.
Nearly 100,000 which is fucking amazing. I never thought this day would happen, but it is going to happen. That's the first stat I can share. The second one is the top ten countries. I shared that a few months ago, but I'm more than happy to re-share. I don't think it has moved that much.
In terms of the top ten countries: the United States, our number one by far. Followed by the UK, followed by Australia, Canada, France, which is quite fun, Ireland, Germany, The Netherlands, New Zealand and Spain. So those are the top ten.
In terms of the top five episodes, the episodes that have been downloaded the most: the first one is Seth Godin, second one is DHH from Basecamp, third one is Mark Ritson who talked about branding and marketing bullshit. That's already the third most popular and I suspect that it's going to rise to number two soon enough.
Number four is Sean D'Souza with the Brand Audits, the title of the episode is How to Convince People to Buy Without Being Pushy. And finally, number five is the episode with Dave Baker on How to Start a Marketing Agency. I would absolutely recommend that you listen to those five if you haven't already.
In terms of weekly downloads, weekly episodes, back in November of 2017 we had around 1,200 downloads a week in total. So all the episodes combined, 1,200 a week.
Nowadays it's around 1,800, so plus 600 in a few months. So more than a 50% increase, which is quite nice. And in terms of email subscribers, I had around 800 in November and now it's 980, so nearly 1,000. But it's pretty clear. You might be surprised by those numbers, you might think it's a lot. You might think it's not that much, actually. Because of the experts on the show and all of that.
But one thing to remember is that I don't do that full-time whatsoever. I spend around an hour a week on the podcast. And the growth is coming from word of mouth. I don't do anything else, but posting an episode every week.
It's still growing, which is amazing, but I'm really relying on my guests to spread the word. And I'm relying on you as well to spread the word. So that was the first question.
Question: The second question, "I'm always happy to hear about your plans for the future and whether you have any big ideas?" That's from Emil.
Question: And the second one is very similar from Cassandra, "Do you have plans to do anything more with Everyone Hates Marketers, like creating revenue, extending the brand, etc?"
I consider this project to be a marathon and not a sprint. This is the first side project that I've been able to keep doing for more than a few weeks. What I'm really focusing on right now is to be able to deliver one episode every week. As I mentioned, I do have a full-time job that takes a lot of time, that is my number one focus.
Therefore, I cannot spend time on anything else but that right now or else I'm going to burn out. The way I treat it that it's my personal MBA to learn as much as I can from marketing experts. I would, almost every week, talk to someone I admire and therefore I get a lot of insight from them, a lot of interesting learnings, and that contributes to my career as a marketer.
It also helps me build a network. I've made many friends from this podcast, a lot of listeners, as well as people I've interviewed. And it's also helping me to build credibility, which is something I'm going to mention in a bit in the next few questions.
It's been helpful in my job and career already, and yes I could spend time to get sponsors, I could spend time doing all of that. But at the minute, I'd rather focus on the process of delivering one episode every week. Because I simply do not have time to do more than this. What matters to me the most is to run this project as long as possible without burning out, without feeling sick of it. And this is more valuable to me than trying to squeeze a quick buck.
You might have noticed a light rebranding recently. The first logo was designed by myself on Canva. But I asked a friend of mine based in Venezuela to update the brand a bit. The logo is different now. Same vibe, but much more professional and there is maybe a few changes on the website going forward, but nothing crazy. Nothing that would take me too long.
For the short term, the next 1, 2, 3, 4 5 years, I don't think I will be doing more than the podcast. We never know, but for now, this is my number one focus, is my career and my job.
Question: That's a question from Annabel, "How do you organize your work and your daily schedule?"
In my day-to-day work, we work in weekly sprints. That means we build our week based on the amount of stuff we can accomplish during this week. We split tasks into small chunks so we can achieve them and move fast. And we ask ourselves, what is the number one thing that needs to be done, that matters?
That's really what I do. Every Friday I would actually go through my task for the next week. That has been super valuable to me. Instead of trying to figure out what I need to do today, I'm going to work and wondering what I need to focus on. It's much easier to have a plan for the week that is already ready. Especially on Monday mornings, so you can hit the ground running almost straight away.
The other thing we have it a one-page VVMUM. It's an acronym that stands for vision, values, method, upcycle and measures. This is just a way to have a one pager, to understand what are the key projects, the key things we need to complete as a team. We focus on that to understand what is the one thing that we need to do?
We use Asana as a project management software. And the way I like to work is in the mornings, I set up my time to do some thinking, to do some proper work. While in the afternoons, I tend to have calls and project updates and all that. So I do value my time in the morning. I like to wake up quite early. So I would wake up at quarter to seven every day.
I would go to work around 8 am. So usually from 8 am to noon, I'm super productive. I feel I'm doing a lot. And then in the afternoons, I spend time doing some speaking with the team, updates and all that.
Question: Another question from Cassandra, "What's something you wish you had known when you started this podcast?"
I think I wish I had known I was a good interviewer before I started this podcast. I wish I had started this years ago. Because you can't really buy credibility and you need to understand your strengths better. I didn't know until I started that this was something that I was enjoying very much. And a few years ago when I started my consulting business that failed, because I burned out and I had no credibility … I think I should have started the other way around.
I probably should have started a podcast or YouTube channel interviewing people who are much smarter than me. Instead of trying to get into consulting and trying to get clients to pay me, even if they did not know me.
So that's kind of the big thing. The big thing is that I wish I had known that it's actually something I enjoy. It's actually something that I'm good at, as well and you seem to enjoy as well.
Question: Another question from Goche, "What would you suggest to someone thinking about starting podcasting? What are the steps, what is the most important but overlooked? What are the lessons learned from you?"
As I just said, I think if you have no network or credibility in the space that you want to start a podcast, whatever it is, I would say interview people. Associate yourself with others. It's incredibly difficult to start a podcast–let's say a podcast where you talk about your work and trying to teach people lessons about, this is what I've learned, the key things I'm learning, etc. etc.
Or trying to act as a thought leader. It's incredibly difficult to have any traction when you do that, because you have no credibility originally, and usually no network. Therefore, what you tend to do is, you would record a few episodes and you would publish them and then you have no traction and you stop.
I think that's probably the biggest thing if you're looking to start a podcast, please … If you have no network or very little credibility, try to associate yourself with others. Don't try to do that on your own.
Another thing I've learned is to stick to a schedule. Absolutely from day number one, I decided that this podcast would be weekly and there would be an episode every Tuesday. This is important to build trust, it's important to build habits. A few people have mentioned that they are looking forward to a new episode every Tuesday at the same time. So to build habits, you need to stick to a schedule.
I've seen a few podcasts around, we have podcasters who post whenever they feel like it. And I really don't think that's the right approach. It definitely goes against the typical behavior from people.
Another thing is to get a good microphone from day one. So I remember my first microphone was a blue Yeti. Which was good enough, to be honest. But now I have a better professional one and that makes a difference. It definitely makes a difference in terms of quality audio.
The other thing for quality audio, is I would recommend to record your episodes in a room that is properly insulated from noise. An easy way to do that is to put paintings on the walls, to add chairs, to add a lot of things so the sound can stop when it travels, instead of bouncing on the walls. Also, that makes a big difference.
Another thing is, I know you are listening to other podcasts that are super well-produced. I don't know. I can't think of any off the top of my head, but I know that a lot of them are super well-produced. Where they have good music, a narrator that would say, this is what we talk about.
Things are cut very well, it fits into 30 minutes and all. I think if you start to do that from day one, if you have no expertise in audio editing, you are going to burn out. You're not going to be able to keep up your schedule. Especially if you don't have money to spend on someone to do audio editing for you.
What I would recommend there is to not overproduce it. And to be willing to have something that is not perfect, because people make mistakes when they speak. I do, all the time. Yet, I don't cut anything out of every episode. It's a habit to take and it's about shipping rather than making it perfect. And the last one that I would suggest if you're starting, is to build a backlog.
Let's say you stick to once every week, if you don't have at least 5-6 episodes in the backlog, that you can schedule in advance, then it's unlikely that you're going to be able to keep it up. Because there will be times when you have no energy to record new episodes. There will be a time when you are on holiday for 2-3 weeks. There will be a time where, it's Christmas time or it's another holiday or something happens to you and you can't do it.
So this is kind of the biggest, the thing I'm the proudest of, I would say. Is that I always have a backlog of at least 10 episodes. Because I have a very demanding job. When I need to spend time in the evenings to work on my job and all of that, I can, because I know I have a backlog. So that's kind of what I've learned. That is what I would suggest to people if you are getting started, in terms of podcasting.
Another question from Christina. Christina is a friend of mine, she listens to the podcast. She also invited me to her … I'm going to have to find the name of the podcast now. One second, because I can't just say that I've been on to hers and then not mention it. I'm actually going to my emails now, because I have a terrible memory. Absolutely terrible. So Christina Chipurici on … Let me try to find, why can't I find her podcast now? I'm terrible at this. There we go. The CEO Library Podcast.
Question: Her question is, "How do you deal with digital information overload?"
That's an excellent question. I'm very deliberate in the way I receive information. I block my Facebook feed. I almost deleted my Facebook, because I work. My family is in France; I keep it to get in touch with them. I also have an extension on Google Chrome to block websites that I don't want to go to when I'm trying to focus. I think it's called Block Site.
When I need to read about a topic or learn about a topic, I tend to read books about it, selected books. But I also find myself actually listening back or reading the transcripts of previous episodes. Because I'm learning so much from listening, that this is what I tend to focus on. My knowledge in marketing comes from conversations I have with guests. And from doing stuff everyday, like my personal project, which is the podcast.
But also my day-to-day career. I actually tend not to listen to other podcasts. Especially marketing. I also don't read a lot of blogs. Which might sound surprising, but I think to keep your sanity, it's important to really select the information you receive. Or else you're going to burn out, you're going to constantly feel like people are ahead of you. You'll feel like your constantly missing out of something else.
If you focus on marketing foundations, which is something I talk about in the next Q & A session about marketing, I don't think you need to be exposed to that much information every day.
Question: Andrew, who is one of my colleagues, actually. "What has been your biggest aha moment when interviewing all your guests, that really got you thinking about your approach to marketing?"
One thing is that they all talk about the same thing to start with. It's funny, because every single time we go through these step by step metals, where I ask them: How do you do that step by step? Whatever it is. Ninety percent of the time, they all talk about understanding people.
What matters the most is that you understand people. You understand what they like, what they want. Why they want it, who they are. That's the basis of marketing.
So it's funny that every single one of them almost are mentioning this as the first step. That's what I've learned. And therefore, my approach to marketing has really changed based on that. Because this is kind of Marketing 101. If you're not able to understand people correctly, then it's not going to be good.
Andra, one of my friends as well, made on the podcast. And she has a podcast as well, which is called How Do You Know? Andra Zaharia, you should check it out, about decision making.
Question: She's asking, "What is one question you wish people would ask you more often?"
I think the question should be, I wish people were asking me more, "Can you help me?" And the reason why I say that is not because I'm trying to sell anything but I think being open and vulnerable to others is the only way you can really succeed. If you're trying to act as someone who knows his stuff and who knows everything, it isn't likely that you will make strong connections with others.
So I think asking the question, "Can you help me? I'm struggling with this …" Is probably the question that I wish more people were asking. Not necessarily to me, but to their colleagues and to their friends in general.
Question: A question from Preshent who is a listener to the podcast as well, "What inspired you to start this podcast?"
I've answered this question a few times, but I think it's worth repeating. Because a few of you are probably new to the podcast as well.
I'm a contrarian by nature. I have this way of thinking that if everyone thinks a certain way, I tend to think the other way. Or to at least question this way of thinking. I always kind of loved the psychology of understanding people. I've always found it super interesting.
And I really come to it with honesty. That's also a part of my personality. I just like to be super honest and blunt and transparent. I really don't like people who are trying to be sleazy and trying to sneak in. I just don't like that at all. It never was me. All my friends and family, we are the same.
So it took me years to refine this idea for Everyone Hates Marketers. As I said, after a job in marketing, I started my consulting business. At the time, I organized two events for bootstrappers–for entrepreneurs who are not using outside money to build their business. I had invited one guest at a time; it was in the chamber of commerce in Dublin. I was interviewing them for like an hour. We were recording the video and there were around 50 people at each event.
What was interesting was that a lot of people enjoyed my style of interviewing, they really enjoyed the questions I was asking. I discovered at this time that I was a good interviewer. That people enjoyed it. So that's when I started to interview marketers after that over Skype. Just to see what I could do.
And this is how the podcast was born. But the idea behind it, the idea of Everyone Hates Marketers took me years. And I always was kind of pissed off by the mentality of marketers trying to sell bad product and trying to lie to you, just for the sake of making more money.
Because of my contrarian nature and also the dissonance that I really hated, it just got refined and refined. I realized that a lot of people felt the same way. After a while, everything just connected together. But it took me maybe 8 years to get to this point.
Question: Another question, I don't have the name though. How did I manage to get such high profile people on my podcast? The short answer is that I just asked them. That's really the truth. It's really about polite persistence. I really don't get discouraged if I send an email to someone who is not replying.
I would send this person a reminder two weeks after. I would tweet at them. I would send a connection request on LinkedIn. I also keep the email super short, so I like to keep them under one sentence. So one or two sentences.
I think the key, or the reason why I was able to get high profile people is purely because of the angle of the podcast. I don't think I would have been able to get Seth Godin on the show if my podcast was just about marketing, like any other digital marketing podcast out there.
I think you attract the people who are in alignment with your values and your vision. The stronger your vision is, the stronger your principles are, I think the easier it is to get people who believe in the same thing. That's probably my advice as well, is to pick a battle, pick an enemy and go for it.
Because you can't please everyone, far from it. It's much easier to please a small portion of people than trying to please everyone. You cannot please everyone. That's how I did it.
And finally, the last question for today.
Question: "How did you get credibility as a French person working internationally as a marketer?"
I've been living in Ireland for the last 8-9 years at this stage, right? I'm French as you know, originally. And when I came to Ireland, I wasn't working as a marketer. I was just working in business. I was doing some admin work, mostly.
I managed to get into marketing a few years after I had a full-time job in a mobile marketing startup. Then I created my consulting business. Then I burned out and then I started with Hotjar and I'm still employed there.
I think the key here is I never really … I kind of forgot I was French. That sounds weird, but I think I made peace with the fact that I was working in Ireland, that I was working in an English environment. This is probably, I would probably live there for the rest of my life, or at least in an English speaking country. Even though I'm very proud to be French, I think it's important to connect with people where you live and not try to overly advertise the fact that you are from France or wherever.
I quickly realized I had to get much better at English. I quickly realized I had to just do a good job and focus on that. S forgot after a while that I was French. I think this is what I'm doing with the podcast. If I have that in my head, "You're French" or "You have a French accent" and all of that jazz, I would have never started.
I don't think being French or being Spanish or being whatever matters to get credibility internationally. I think what matters is just to connect with people, to be genuinely nice and honest and to adapt to where you are.
Those are the questions I chose for you for today. I hope you get some information that you wanted to know about me and the podcast. Feel free to keep sending those. If you have email, you can sign up for the newsletter on EveryoneHatesMarketers.com.
If you send me an email, I will reply. I can guarantee that. So don't be afraid to ask me more questions. And next week, I will answer questions that are marketing related this time. There are a few interesting ones. I'll see you next week, and thanks for listening.


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I have Xcalar installed on an AWS EC2 cluster. How do I give access to the S3 buckets where I have all my data? Can Xcalar read directly from S3 or does the data have to be copied to local storage on the EC2s?
Hello hpalmer,
Xcalar has a native S3 connector, allowing datasets to be imported directly from S3 buckets using parallel streams across your EC2 nodes.
These steps must be performed on all EC2 VMs comprising the Xcalar Cluster.Note: Xcalar Install Home = /opt/xcalar-home in this example. Please replace as necessary.
/opt/xcalar-home/opt/xcalar/bin/pip install awscli --upgrade --user
[ec2-user@ip-172-31-8-232 ~]$ aws configure
AWS Access Key ID [None]:
AWS Secret Access Key [None]:
Default region name [None]: us-west-2
Default output format [None]:
[ec2-user@ip-172-31-8-232 ~]$ aws s3 ls s3://
This wiki article describes how to manage access to Amazon S3 resources in various scenarios:http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/example-walkthroughs-managing-access.html
Just updated the above to reflect the change from Python 2.7 to 3.6 in Xcalar Design 1.3.0.
As of 1.3.0, /opt/xcalar/bin/ contains pip 3.6, the appropriate version for Python 3.6. As shorthand, Xcalar also added symbolic links pip & pip3, which point to pip 3.6. You can use any of those names to use the current version of pip.
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All those fans excited to see JLS at T4 on the Beach in Weston-super-mare this weekend were left disappointed - the guys pulled out of their performance when they weren't given time to soundcheck.
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McFly also seemed a little bit disgruntled by their own performance time, when Tom admitted their three song set was cut back to two songs just as they were about to go on stage. He tweeted:
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It's finished! I completed the embroidery on my polo-to-tank-top shirt on Friday evening. Not too bad for an old men's polo shirt, huh?
|Haa, haaa! I like this picture of me scratching my head.
Chris meant it as a joke, but I think it's one of the best shots he took. 🙂
|I really don't like having my picture taken. Blah!
This is probably the best "normal" shot Chris took.
What do you think?
You can read more about the changes I did to the top here. I used BurdaStyle's Sadie pattern.
Here's a close-up on the stitching around the collar.
|The spot on my neck is actually in the camera. We thought it was the lens, but it's actually on the mirror or something else in the camera. Can't seem to get rid of it.
I used a decorative stitch on my old Singer called "Sephora." What do you think?
|You can see where the embroidery hoop was. 🙂
The embroidery pattern comes from Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching. I used her "Sublime Stitching: Hundreds of Hip Embroidery Patterns and How-to" book. I love how the embroidery thread matches the collar and sleeve thread!


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In this episode of The Baggage Reclaim Sessions, I talk about recognising the difference between someone who wants to know that they can get your attention versus someone who is genuine in their intentions to love you.
Partly inspired by my love of the Charlie Puth song, 'Attention' where he sings, 'You just want attention, you don't want my heart, maybe you just hate the thought of me with someone new, you just want attention, I knew from the start, you're just making sure I'm never getting over you', I feel that this is such an important topic because so many people get stuck in a cycle of either trying to get someone's attention or falling for someone else's attention seeking moves.
I talk about:
- Why what we focus on determines the quality of our life
- Why someone trying to get our attention is about power and an underlying fear of what it will mean if they stop being able to get our attention
- Why it's based on short-term thinking and instant gratification so of course, getting attention equals 'job done' equals no longer feeling out of control equals no longer as interested
- How someone who is keeping us as a backup option aka making us 'The Fallback' uses getting our attention as proof of being 'right'
- Why being unable to distinguish between attention and love is also about not being able to distinguish between intensity and intimacy
- The importance of distinguishing between positive and negative attention
- How to start examining some of the baggage behind this pattern so that we can get out of this cycle
Links mentioned in the episode
- Love, Care, Trust & Respect
- They Don't Own You: When Someone Thinks That They Have A Claim On You
- Collecting attention – there's a big difference between interest and commitment
- Intensity Isn't The Same As Intimacy
- The Disappointment Cycle
- About people who habitually jeopardise their relationships in order to feel interest and desire
- Mr Unavailable and the Fallback Girl
- About power struggles
- Dimming Your Light
- What's the baggage behind it?
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text: I lost 12 of my 36 sheep. By what percent did my number of sheep change? 30% of my blueberries got burnt; I had 120 blueberries - how many got frozen? There are 25% more bears in the woods these days; nowadays there 30,000 bears in the woods--so how many did there used to be? Here's how to set up and solve these types of problems!