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New Delhi [India], June 9 (ANI): The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Friday announced the setting up of 18 sectoral groups to ensure a smooth roll-out of the GST.
The newly constituted groups will represent various sectors of the economy and will be headed by senior officers of the Centre and the states, who will ensure smooth implementation of GST by timely responding to the issues and problems of their respective sectors.
"The officials of these sectoral groups will deal with the issues and the problems of the respective sectors they represent. Concerned industry groups or associations or even individual industry representative(s) may approach the respective sectoral group officers with their problems, if any, relating to GST implementation who, in turn, will try to guide and help them in resolving the same. This exercise will help in dealing with most of the sectoral problems and issues at the local/regional level," said a finance ministry statement.
The sectors which would be looked into by the group include IT and ITes, textiles, gems and jewellery, food processing, e-commerce, oil and gas, pharma and MSME.
The officials of these sectoral groups will deal with the issues of the respective sectors they represent.
Earlier, the GST Council chaired by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had decided on the tax rates for goods and services under various sectors to be levied under the new tax regime from July 1.
The council in its 14th meeting on May 18-19 had decided to set up these sectoral groups to better understand industry concerns as India moves towards the GST, which will subsume 16 different taxes including excise, service tax, VAT and other local levies. (ANI)

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April 14, 2013   (0 comments)
Fishing for Mudcats: Lindor springing forward
The Mudcats got off to an explosive start, with the offense and pitching really playing well in the opening week of the season. With first round picks Francisco Lindor and Tyler Naquin leading the way, what do the Carolina Mudcats have to offer in 2013? Hopefully the opening week is a good indicator. Go Fishing for Mudcats with Jim Pete...
April 10, 2013   (7 comments)
The season isn't  over at the Corner of Carnegie and Ontario
The Cleveland Indians have struggled over the past several games during the first two weeks of the season, which has led many of the teams supporters to begin to call it quits on a season that's just underway. This team is just too good, regardless of their pitching questions, not to win more than it loses. Jim Pete pulls in the gang plank for now, here on his son's birthday edition of Corner of Carnegie and Ontario...
April 9, 2013   (10 comments)
Around the Farm: April 8, 2013
The Indians system was showing off a bit of their offense on Monday, as several Indians prospects showed off their skills with multiple hits. Today's ATF will say hello to the two top non-pitching prospects in the system, as well as the two last #1 picks. The pitching played a part on Monday as well, although the prospects aren't as prominent. Jim Pete takes you around the farm.
April 8, 2013   (2 comments)
Around the Farm: April 7, 2013
It's good to be back in the saddle here at ATF, as we take a look at Sunday's performances from accross the system. The Akron Aeros got a massive boost offensively by the top of their order, who absolutely hit the cover off the ball. The Mudcats swept the Dash in High A action and Joey Wendle brought out his whipping stick to help carry his team. Join Jim Pete as he takes you around the Indians organization.
April 5, 2013   (11 comments)
2013 Carolina Mudcats Preview: Fishing with #1 Draft Picks
I close out my 2013 pre-season work with my 2013 preview for the Indians High A affiliate, the Carolina Mudcats. The Muddies appear to be loading up with top prospects, as ten of the top 60 start off the year with Carolina, and with another three or four ready to make the move when there's an opening. With an established Indians' coaching staff, led by last year's Lake County Skipper David Wallace, the Mudcats look to bring excitement to the Raleigh area in 2013.
April 3, 2013   (4 comments)
Big moves bring new team to Corner of Carnegie & Ontario
These 2013 Cleveland Indians aren't your normal Cleveland Indians. No, seriously, I'm not kidding. Take a look for yourself. The opening day roster in 2013 provided Indians fans with a look at the team that was completely reshaped with several big moves during the months that followed the 2012 season. Jim Pete takes a look at the 2013 roster, and takes one last look back on the team in 2012 that helped shape it.
April 2, 2013   (0 comments)
Scott Kazmir added to roster, Hagadone sent to Columbus
The Cleveland Indians announced today that lefty starter Scott Kazmir was added to the 25-roster, while Nick Hagadone was sent down to Triple A Cleveland.
April 2, 2013   (0 comments)
Huff outrighted to Columbus, lose Carrera to Phillies
The Indians today outrighted left-handed pitcher David Huff to AAA Columbus, while the Philadelphia Phillies have claimed outfielder Ezequiel Carrera on outright waivers.
April 2, 2013   (0 comments)
Smoke Signals 6.1: Opening Night Edition
Smoke Signals, hosted by Indians Baseball Insider and sponsored by the Akron Aeros, is back on the cyberwaves tonight for the inaugural 2013 edition from 10:00pm – 11:00pm and beyond. In tonight's special show, Tony Lastoria and Jim Pete will discuss the opening night game against the Toronto Blue Jays, then dive into the most promising offseason in recent memory. Are the Indians truly a contender in 2013, or is this only the first step?
April 1, 2013   (9 comments)
IBI Power Poll: How many wins in 2013?
In 2012, the Indians finished with the fifth-worst record in all of baseball at 68-94. The Indians have upgraded their on-the-field management with Terry Francona and revamped their on-the-field product with multiple, high-level, free-agent signings.The Indians are clearly improved on paper, but how much have they really improved? The black & white of true improvement lies in one area, and one area only: wins. How many wins will the Cleveland Indians end up with in 2013?
March 27, 2013   (16 comments)
A playoff run brewing at the Corner of Carnegie and Ontario
It's hard to believe, but this is the last Corner of Carnegie and Ontario before the regular season kicks off next Tuesday in Toronto. The Indians secured one of their most successful offseasons of the year, and are now led by one of the best baseball minds in the game today. Will their offseason success translate to on-the-field victories? Jim Pete walks through the 25-man rotation, with a preview of what's to come...
March 27, 2013   (3 comments)
Spring Training Game #32: A's 7, Indians 6
The Indians brought out the minor leaguers on Tuesday after they got blasted on Monday night, and while they lost the game 7-6 to the A's, top prospect Francisco LIndor put on a defensive display. Zach McAllister scuffled a bit, but Chris Perez returned and looked pretty nasty. The Indians lost the game, but if there ever was a game in which I was left impressed after a loss, this was it.
March 26, 2013   (5 comments)
Indians re-sign Daisuke Matsuzaka and Matt Capps to minor league deals
The Cleveland Indians have just announced that Daisuke Matsuzake and Matt Capps have both re-signed with the Cleveland Indians.
March 26, 2013   (8 comments)
Spring Training Game #31: Rockies 18, Indians 4
The Cleveland Indians had a rough visit to Salt River Field on Monday Night, as the Colorado Rockies managed to make Arizona look like the thin air of Colorado. The pasted the Indians, scoring 18 runs on 26 hits on the night, and just beat up on the Indians' Brett Myers, David Huff and Rich Hill.
March 25, 2013   (29 comments)
Indians final spring roster moves; Kazmir named fifth starter
The Cleveland Indians announced the beginning of their final roster moves on Monday afternoon. While there are still some questions as to who will make up the final 25-man roster when they break camp next weekend, most were answered in a flurry of moves. Scott Kazmir was officially named the fifth starter, but won't be added to the roster until prior to his first start on April sixth. Here's a list of the moves made so far.
March 25, 2013   (3 comments)
IBI Power Poll: AL Central Division Winner?
The Cleveland Indians have made dramatic improvements over the offseason, which turned what likely would have been a lost year into one of curiosity. The Detroit Tigers remain loaded, and may have the three best players in the American League, let alone the AL Central, and the Kansas City Royals have the most talent, and could be ready to take a Tampa Bay Rays-type move from a few years ago. I haven't even mentioned the White Sox or the Twins yet. Who wins the division?
March 24, 2013   (0 comments)
Indians release Daisuke Matsuzaka from minor league deal
Daisuke Matsuzaka initially accepted a demotion the Triple A Columbus after Tribe manager Terry Francona told the right-handed starter that he wasn't going to make the 25-man roster last week. This weekend, things changed quickly as the Indians announced on Sunday night that he was being released from his minor league deal. Is there a renegotiation going on, or is Matsuzaka moving on?
March 24, 2013   (34 comments)
Tribe Happenings: Final battles for 25-man roster
The Cleveland Indians will be breaking camp in a week, and while most of the roster seems set, there may be more players in the mix than initially thought. Here's a detailed look at the Indians remaining position battles in Goodyear over the final week of spring training. The only question left is, will the players that deserve to make the roster, actually make the roster? Take a trip to Arizona with this week's Tribe Happenings...
March 22, 2013   (2 comments)
Spring Training Game #27: Indians 5, Diamondbacks 4
On Wednesday, Trevor Bauer made his last case for a rotational turn in Cleveland come April, and on Thursday was optioned to Columbus. Carrasco made his last case for a rotational turn in Cleveland, but the cards are stacked against him with his suspension and injury playing a key part in the decision-making process. Jim Pete shares his spring training thoughts as the Indians take on the Diamondbacks in preseason action.
March 21, 2013   (14 comments)
Indians option Bauer, Kluber and Barnes to Columbus
The Cleveland Indians reduced their spring roster today by optioning RHP Trevor Bauer, RHP Corey Kluber and LHP Scott Barnes to Columbus. They also sent LHP Giovanni Soto, a non-roster invitee, to minor league camp. Jim Pete gives his thoughts on the roster moves the Indians made today, and what repercussions it could have on the Indians as they get set to break camp in a week.


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July 25, 2012   (2 comments)
Wives Tales: Minor league lifestyle is tough, but worth it
A lot of people think that being a minor league player or coach is a glamorous lifestyle, but that is far from the truth. The reality is that for those with families it requires a strong commitment from all parties involved while they deal with all of the travel, time apart, ever-changing living arrangements, and low pay. Tony recently sat down and talked to the the wives of Lake County coaches Dave Wallace and Jeff Harris to get their side of the minor league lifestyle.
July 24, 2012   (0 comments)
Clippers Walk Their Way To Victory Over Mud Hens 7-4
Huntington Park is known around the International League as a field that favors hitters. On Tuesday night against the Toledo Mud Hens, though, the Clippers needed only to walk to get a win. Columbus (55-49) began its nine-game homestand with a 7-4 victory against Toledo on Tuesday at Huntington Park.
July 23, 2012   (1 comments)
Sailing with the Clippers: 7/16/2012 - 7/22/2012
The Clippers have back-to-back National Championships to defend, so it shouldn't be a surprise that the Clip-Show is saving their best for the second half. The Clippers won six of the seven games they played in the week, and closed things out with a four-game win streak. Can the Clippers defend their title? Only time will tell, but if the past week is any indication, they could be well on their way. Join Andrew Holleran as he goes Sailing with the Clippers...
July 23, 2012   (0 comments)
Clippers run streak to five games with 14-9 win
The Columbus Clippers won their fifth game in a row, and their seventh in their last eight games, as they swept the Lehigh Valley IronPigs in a shootout, 14-9. Jeanmar Gomez hung around long enough to get the win, but it wasn't pretty, as he gave up eight runs in 5 1/3 innings, on nine hits and a walk.
July 21, 2012   (0 comments)
Pagnozzi blast drops IronPigs, 4-3
It was a quick, dramatic and well-pitched contest on Saturday night as the Columbus Clippers (52-49) defeated the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (55-46) by a final score of 4-3. Matt Pagnozzi provided the heroics, with a ninth inning homer to give the Clippers the victory.
July 21, 2012   (0 comments)
McFarland strong as Clippers win 6-2
LEHIGH VALLEY – The Columbus Clippers (51-49) continued with their winning ways on Friday night as they defeated the Lehigh Valley IronPigs (55-45) by a final score of 6-2. It is the Clippers’ fourth win in the last five games.
July 20, 2012   (0 comments)
Clippers Outslug Bats 13-12
Behind one of their best offensive performances of the season Thursday, the Clippers won the final game of their series against Louisville 13-12, but even with the strong output at the plate, the victory did not come easily.
July 19, 2012   (1 comments)
Minor Happenings: Soto-rific this year
In today’s Minor Happenings, Tony takes a look at the no-hitter by lefty Giovanni Soto and the development he has made this year as a prospect, the strides Jordan Smith has made both offensively and defensively, he runs through another infirmary report with several updates on some of the walking wounded in the system, talks with the Indians front office about players at several different levels in the system, and tons more.
July 18, 2012   (0 comments)
Clippers lose close one to Bats, 4-2
On a night when Huntington Park was celebrating Columbus’ bicentennial, the Clippers (49-49) were dealt a heartbreaking loss to the Louisville Bats (37-62) on Wednesday by a final score of 4-2. Donning light blue uniforms bearing the number “200,” the Clippers were frustrated throughout the night by dominant Bats pitching and a controversial call by the umpires in a critical situation.
July 17, 2012   (0 comments)
Goedert, Clippers walkoff to a 5-4 win
Huntington Park was nearly empty, but the noise made in the stands after Jared Goedert drove in the winning run in the 10th inning Tuesday night was as loud as any heard at a Clippers’ home game this season. Columbus rallied from a 4-0 deficit to defeat Louisville, 5-4, on a walk-off RBI single up the middle by Goedert, climbing above the .500 mark and winning its second-straight game against the Bats.
July 16, 2012   (0 comments)
Seddon almost perfect in Clippers win
Chris Seddon came within nine outs of recording the second perfect game in team history Monday night, and behind the valiant effort by the Columbus left hander, the Clippers opened up their home stand with a win against the Louisville Bats. While Seddon wasn't perfect, he was certainly good enough to pace Columbus to victory, as the Clippers (48-48) beat Louisville, 8-2.
July 16, 2012   (6 comments)
IPI Hot List: 2012 Week 15
A new feature being tested out on the IPI today, one that ranks the top 20 performances in the Indians' entire farm system from the past week. Tony gives some thoughts and insight on those performances, a list that includes the likes of Giovanni Soto, Luigi Rodriguez, Jordan Smith, Jeanmar Gomez, Jake Sisco, Matt Packer, Steven Wright, Bo Greenwell and lots more.
July 16, 2012   (0 comments)
Sailing with the Clippers: 7/09/2012 - 7/15/2012
It is Monday, which means it is time to go "Sailing with the Clippers" in Andrew Holleran's weekly notebook which recaps the week that was for the Indians' Triple-A affiliate. He gets you all caught up on who is playing well and who is not, the transactions, where they are in the standings, and recaps all the games.
July 15, 2012   (0 comments)
Columbus falls below .500 with 4-3 loss
One day after the Columbus Clippers and Indianapolis Indians combined for 21 runs on 26 hits, the two teams met again on Sunday afternoon for a much more defensive affair. The Indians defeated the Clippers by a final score of 4-3 to take the three-game series and once again force the Clippers below .500.
July 15, 2012   (0 comments)
Columbus bullpen breaks down in 12-9 loss
It was a shootout in Indianapolis on Saturday night as the Columbus Clippers fell to the Indians by a final score of 12-9. Both teams were able to put together a few big innings, but it was the Indians who scored the final six runs and ultimately came away with the victory.
July 14, 2012   (0 comments)
Gomez dazzles as Clippers earn 2-0 win
Jeanmar Gomez goes distance against the first-place Indians, pitching a complete-game shutout. Led by Gomez’s start, perhaps the best by any Clippers’ starter this season, Columbus beat Indianapolis, 2-0.
July 13, 2012   (0 comments)
Clippers Split Doubleheader With 1st Place Indians
The second half of the season for the Columbus Clippers started Thursday night, and the club opened play with a split against the Indianapolis Indians. Columbus (46-46) played a doubleheader versus the first-place Indians. The Clippers took game one, a shortened seven-inning contest, 4-1. Indianapolis rallied to win game two, 2-1, but it took them extra innings to do it.
July 12, 2012   (0 comments)
Minor Happenings: Siliga showing improvement in the Valley
Today is the official start of the second half of the season, a time when prospects either surge or fizzle into a long offseason. In today’s Happenings, Tony takes a look at the recent surge by lefty Mike Rayl and outfielder Aaron Siliga, the promotions of two high profile relievers Shawn Armstrong and Tyler Sturdevant, he provides quotes from Ross Atkins on several Single-A players, and also has news and updates on players such as Corey Kluber, Matt Packer, Jesus Aguilar, Francisco Lindor, Tyler Naquin, Tyler Booth, and many more.
July 9, 2012   (1 comments)
Sailing with the Clippers: 7/2/2012 - 7/8/2012
Not only have we reached the All Star break in Major League Baseball, but it is also the All Star break in the minors as well for Triple-A Columbus. Andrew Holleran takes us "Sailing with the Clippers" in his weekly notebook on the Indians' Triple-A affiliate and recaps the week that was.
July 8, 2012   (0 comments)
Columbus enters break at .500
No baseball game is without opportunities. If a team expects to win, it’s crucial to take advantage of as many of these opportunities as possible. Thankfully, the Columbus Clippers took advantage of their opportunities Sunday as Matt Kraus details in his game recap.


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In the spirit of the off-season, and because we all need plenty of football reading to keep us sane as we wait for the kick-off to the new Premier League season, here are two for the price of one.

First of all, we’ll have a look at the richest owners of football clubs over the last 10 years. Guys that have given clubs an unfair advantage and spent ludicrous sums on some pretty average players.

At number 10, we have John Freriksen

He owns a pretty low-level Norwegian side but is worth a fortune.

At number 9, we have Philip Anschutz

He is the LA Galaxy owner who of course brought David Beckham to the club. He is also the co-founder of the Major League Soccer and many of the clubs in that league.

At number 8, we have Alisher Usmanov

Usmanov sounds like someone out of Borat The Movie, but in fact he is a member of the Arsenal Board. He’s a minority shareholder, so in reality he doesn’t make a massive difference to the club.

Francois-Henri Pinault is at number 7

He is the Stade Rennais’ owner and the richest sole owner in French football. PSG are owned by the Qatar Investment Authority, making them the only richer body owning a football club in France.

At number 6 is Lakshmi Mittal

QPR struggled last year but did have an extremely wealthy owner. In 2011, Mittal was ranked 6th richest person in the whole world. Since then, he has dropped down the rich list but still QPR are pretty well-off.

At number 5, we have Silvio Berlusconi

Berlusconi owns A.C. Milan and of course is the former PM of Italy. He has an estimated worth of $5.9 Billion.

At number 4, we have Sheikh Abdullah Al-Thani

Al-Thani owned Malaga, which was an exciting prospect for the club. He quickly lost all interest in the club and now it is riddled with debt and Sheikh is nowhere to be seen.

At number 3, we have Sultan Kerimov

The Anzhi’s owner is indeed a super rich billionaire. He bought people such as Roberto Carlos, Samuel Eto’o, and Christopher Samba and has also put millions into the infrastructure of the club.

At Number 2, we have Roman Abramovich

This is perhaps the most famous rich football club owner in the world. He splashed the cash in 2003 to buy Chelsea and has had great success. He’s recently been reunited with Jose Mourinho and is splashing the cash on players again.

At number 1, we have Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan

Manchester City’s group of owners, the Abu Dhabi United Group has an estimated worth of $31 Billion. The Sheikh is deputy Prime Minister and has spent almost half a billion dollars on players at Manchester City. The club has billions of reasons to be a major force in the game, and is set to continue to be so as they continue to spend and spend.

Let’s move on to list 2—the top ten richest clubs in the world.

At number 10, we have the old giant Liverpool Football Club with a worth of around 430 million. Liverpool has certainly lost their status as one of the very biggest clubs in the world over recent years. With the Luis Suarez affair continuing, and him threatening to sue the club if they don’t let him move to Arsenal, there could be more damage to the brand. However, they are still in the top 10 in terms of worth.

Manchester City

At number 9, we have Manchester City worth an estimated 455 million. Notable names on their team sheet include Yaya Toure, Sergio Aguero, and Carlos Tevez, who again may be leaving. Manchester City have had massive success and, as we saw earlier, have spent half a billion pounds on players over recent years.

At number 8, we have Juventus worth an estimated £458 million. They have the brilliant Italian keeper Buffon, the play maker Pirlo, and Paul Pogba. They have a long history of success and a massive fan-base. With recent victories in the Italian Seria A they are in a strong position.

At number 7, we have Chelsea worth an estimated £595 million. With the return of Jose Mourinho, and players such as Fernando Torres, Peter Cech, Frank Lampard, Eden Hazard, and John Terry, they’re sure to be a challenge to the Premier League again this year. Jose Mourinho surely will only be satisfied if they win the Champion’s League, which will increase the worth still further.

AC Milan

At number 6 we have AC Milan. AC Milan are reported to be worth around 634 million. They have some brilliant names in their club such as Mario Balotelli and Robinho. Their success in the Italian League has been impressive over recent years after some somewhat lowly years.

Bayern Munich

At number 5, we have Bayern Munich. Bayern Munich are worth around £860 million and have a fantastic side. They won the Champion’s League last year and the German League is certainly one of the best if not ‘The’ best in Europe. It isn’t as lucrative as the Premier League but with players such as Mario Gomez, Thomas Muller, Manuel Neuer, Robben, and Franck Riberyy, Bayern Munich are sure to be a brilliant team again this year. They lost in the German Super Cup but that will not surely make any difference to their success this year.

At number 4 we have Arsenal worth an estimated £880 million. They haven’t won a thing for almost eight years now but they are still a Champion’s League side with some impressive names such as Jack Wishere, Olivier Giroud, Theo Walcott, and Lukas Podolski. They showed that they are a selling team by getting rid of Robin Van Persie but certainly are a good business with a superb fan-base.

FC Barcelona

At number 3 we have FC Barcelona worth a massive £1.72 billion. They are one of the most desirable teams in the world and play a brand of football that is certainly revered amongst other teams in the game. They have notable members in their squad such as Fabregas, Xavi, Messi, and Iniesta and are always challenging for the Champion’s League.

Manchester United

At number 2, we have Manchester United worth £2.09 billion. With Robin Van Persie arriving, Wayne Rooney seems out in the cold and has stated that he wants to live. However, Manchester United remain a massive brand that will stand the test of time. Time will tell however whether David Moyes managed to have the same success as Alex Ferguson had, with title after title since he took over in 1986. It’s certainly a time of transition for Manchester United but they still have many stars.

Real Madrid

At number 1, and narrowly pipping Manchester United, is Real Madrid worth £2.18 billion. They’re certainly the desirable club to go for amongst the top players in the world. Christiano Ronaldo joined the club for a world record £80 billion and they’re chasing Gareth Bale at the moment. They also have Kaka, Karim Benzema, Iker Casillas, and a host of other talents. If you look back at their historical player list you’ll see Ronaldo, Figo, Carlos, Cannavaro, Beckham, and Zidane. They certainly have always been a sexy club and they are now the wealthiest club in the world.

So there you have it, your two for an offering. The richest owners over the last decade and the wealthiest clubs in the world. If Gareth Bale goes for over a hundred million pounds in the present transfer window, we’ll be set to see a massive competition between Manchester United, Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich to fight to be the supremo of Europe.


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Everybody will move at some point in their life and because of that you will need to have all the necessary items. Although, there is not a list of items that you absolutely need, there are moving items that will make moving a lot easier and much faster.

One of the things that you need to understand is that having help with your move will make it a lot faster and that is why so many people recommend getting help. All you have to do is ask a few friends and family if they would be willing to help out. You may be hesitant to ask for help, however, this will get you through the move in a much faster time.

5 Items You Must Have When Moving

Moving Dolly – The reason you need a moving dolly is so that you can move heavy items all by yourself. Without a moving dolly you would be forced to carry all the boxes, furniture and anything else without much support.

Mattress Bags – Another important item is a mattress bag. The reason everybody should have a mattress bag is so they can protect their mattress during the move. A lot of people think these are just for storage, however, they make it easier on you when moving because they give a little extra protection to your mattress.

Padded Boxes – Do you have items that need to stay protected during the move? Packing peanuts are great, however, they will not work as well if the box they are in is not padded. The reason you should add padding to both the box and inside the box is to make sure that your breakables don’t break.

Moving Blankets – Yes, you still need moving blankets when moving. It doesn’t matter if you are moving a brand new entertainment center or one that is 10 years old. The reason you always need to use moving blankets during a move is so that you don’t scratch up the walls are break something while you are moving items around.

Heavy Duty Bags – Heavy duty bags are great for people who have a lot of clothes, sheets, towels and other soft items like that. The reason I recommend heavy-duty bags is to put any type of linen or cloth item in and so that you can have a place to put all the garbage you find in your home.

On top of these items you will still need a bunch of regular boxes. I didn’t think I had to put those in the list because those are almost required to move. Just keep these items in mind because they will come in handy some day.


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A Simple Plan: Animals

Some Tips in Beginner Horse Training

If there are any useful and trainable animals, it is the horse. The tasks that they can be used for are limitless including farming, sports, recreation, and even warfare. They have valuable attributes like their tremendous strength and endurance. Aside from their great physical strength, horses are also intelligent creatures that can understand human commands. Beginner training can be fun for a horse and its owners. From various horse training techniques, make sure that you have enough knowledge about the kind of training you will apply to your horse.

Horses can be trained to do specialized tasks and whenever they are assigned a task, they thrive in their work. Horses can be assigned police work as well as being graceful animals for royalty and equestrian activities. On farms and on the wilderness, horses can also be used. They are incredibly versatile animals. They are functional and exquisite at the same time. These animals love to please their master.

Horse training for a beginner or a new horse owner can be quite challenging. Training a horse well involves understanding how they think and their animal instincts should also be considered. Animals follow their instincts above their training or conditioning. To easily train horses you should understand their innate behavior and work with the animal to achieve the desired success. Below are some tips to help your beginner horse training move along smoothly.

Because of the instinct of preservation, horses are naturally fearful. Since horses are prey animals, they sometimes exhibit reservation with other animals and people especially in a new situation. You actions determine whether a horse will trust you or not especially if they don’t you. Your body language and your thoughts affects their decisions, and will respond accordingly based on what it perceives. The resulting action of the horse would either be to flee, embrace your friendship, or study your further.

Warming up a horse takes time. it is a gradual process to train a horse. Taming a horse correctly and effectively is very important to learn. Like dogs, horses must see its trainer as its leader, with gender rarely an issue. There are horses that are dominant since they are natural leaders. It can be challenging to train a dominant horse. You should assert your dominance at all times. Until the pecking order of the herd is structure, the best thing for both of you is tough love.

It is natural for horses to function as herd animals because this is their nature. They will always want someone to lead them. Speak their language in your training. If you want to speed up your training then learn to speak their language. Make sure you do your due diligence on the language of the horse and natural horsemanship.
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Standardization - Can it support today's "personalization" needs?

Remember the time when a mobile was just an instrument used to make a phone call on the move and came in limited price bundles? That was the level of customization offered by wireless service providers and OEMs. Today, the end customer demands a complete smart phone experience with abilities like plugging in his cable provider to schedule DVR recordings, reading his email, view real-time traffic, and weather news etc. All this, while continuing to provide him with the ability to talk and send messages. So, an AT&T partners with a Samsung which in turn partners with Google to provide the necessary platform and connectivity to the smart phone. Other providers like Comcast, CNN and others leverage this platform to provide geo-synced news and weather. Very soon, service features like home security controls and smart home controls will become popular on the smart phone too. This will add at least a dozen more vendors and multiple services to this already complex ecosystem. Such a multi-vendor eco system requires a level of standardization to the platforms and interfaces across these vendors. At the same time there is a need to accommodate the customer's demands and preferences of service...

Two trends are ruling the market today. One, a customer who is at the center of the value creation process and is demanding to co-create a unique experience and two, the marketplace, which is rapidly transforming into an eco-system with multiple enterprises converging and providing the customers with the final experience. In the past, the enterprises were required to provide only a limited degree of flexibility to cater to customization at a market segment level. In an ideal world with a lesser limitation on resources, this would have led to customization of ALL IT assets to cater individual consumers with complete personalization. However, with the growing cost pressures on IT and business, there is a significant bias towards standardization as an underlying philosophy towards IT investments.

Standardization, with itself, brings a quiver full of benefits which helps cater to a growing customer base. It not only helps improve the speed to market but also helps the business operations react better to customer demands and be modular across the value chain. All of this at lower operational and maintenance costs! The adoption and proliferation of shared and managed service models across IT and business operations are great examples of how 'standardization', as a practice, has proved beneficial.

While shared and managed service models have reached their maturity, there is still a burning need to provide complete personalization. This has resulted in a continuous tug of war across the application landscape where the enterprise wants to standardize the business operations and IT assets AND yet meet the consumer's demand for an increasingly personalized product experience.

 Its remarkable how configurability has been incorporated into the concept of "standardization" to deliver successfully in such a demanding environment. The questions that pose themselves are ones of equilibrium between the past that has seen standardized IT assets and the future of customer driven personalization of services. Where do IT organizations draw the line between standardization and personalization? Will standardized apps offer the experience that customers are demanding?

In a situation where "Personalization" is the buzz word, will standardized applications meet the expectations of the consumers? And increasingly the answer to this question is defining the roadmap to profitable growth into the future.

For me, IT meet the consumer's demand for an increasingly personalized product experience. Have a nice day!

I believe it will be based upon the amount the consumer is willing to pay, IT will have to be ready with all the options

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Face of the CRM Apps (Part-2)

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Richa Thakur, Senior Associate Consultant, Infosys

CRM landscape is an uneven terrain, with various players battling it out in the global markets. It is challenging for the organizations to differentiate their offerings from the competitors. Likewise, the customers feel lost in the wide array of options that are offered to them. We present the next two trends which we feel could be the differentiators in the organizational offerings.

Trend 2: Augmented Reality

We are living in the era of augmented reality. Augmented reality has varied applications in the Consumers, Business and Employees (B2C, B2B and B2E) space. For e.g. in the B2B space it could be used for Product Exhibitions or demonstrations, industrial usage of the equipment being guided on the mobile device, field repairs and many more.

Even the businesses can use the apps for their employees and can be collaborated with the organizations' knowledge initiative; wherein the details about their knowledge submissions in the repository could be listed as you walk past them or their skillsets.

Trend 3: Business Intelligence

Not long ago analytics used to be key differentiator for the various organizations selling CRM applications. Nowadays, it has become an embedded part how organizations do business. Sales and Service Data is sliced and diced to aid in informed decision making.

Often the information is rolled up to the global level and gain the contextual intelligence. With the real time and the historical analytics the enterprises can go ahead with their adaptive Business Planning. CRM Apps are often embedded with various functional area specific analytics linked directly to the key business processes which impact the business operations.

Businesses want one comprehensive solution for their employees whether it is accessing the daily sales report or entering customer specific data. They are not interested getting into the hassle of having separate systems doing standalone tasks to increase their costs.

Trend 4: Increased Mobility

In the mobility CRM apps market space, not one vendor will be dominating the market space but there will multiple vendors battling it out. Most of them would often specialize in their niche markets chosen at a horizontal level or at the industry level. IT Consumerization has given birth to a new phenomena's like "Bring your Own Device (BYOD)" User Experience and they are picking up pace are seen as a strong boost to mobile CRM apps which would in turn boost the sales productivity. Organizations have to consider "Mobility" as cannot be separated aspect from CRM Apps.

Note: I like to thank Samir Kumar Samal (Technology Architect, Infosys) and Poonam Gujral Nagra (Consultant, Infosys) for their inputs in this blog.

Hi Everybody,

Cool & Insightful article by the author - Nice.

Yes,mobility of CRM Apps inseparable,essential of this era. But "BYOD" concept more specifically arouse out of effective handling of economical recession(When considered in the category of employee or not affordable ),so CRM App mobility model is must,be it be BYOD or not.

This is very nice article . this is very use ful for siebel crm admin learner.

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Once you've built a solid network foundation, the next challenge is to use it as effectively as possible. With NFS, these best practices can help

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Last week I wrote about some of the basics of designing a network for use with IP storage. While building in an appropriate level of redundancy and properly configuring VLANs and Spanning Tree are critical, implementing those design fundamentals barely begins to scratch the surface of the work necessary to build an exemplary IP storage infrastructure. After you've set the foundation, the next step is to configure your servers and storage to make use of it.

That typically involves determining how your servers and storage will leverage the redundant network you've deployed -- both in terms of offering redundancy and additional throughput. While you certainly can use a single NIC off each server and a single gigabit interface on the storage device, doing so will dramatically limit throughput potential and won't leverage the redundancy offered by a dual-switch architecture.

It's clear you want to use at least two dedicated storage network interfaces on each server that needs to attach to the storage and at least two -- if not more -- interfaces on the storage itself. That seems simple enough, but there are a lot of details to consider when configuring storage path redundancy and multipath throughput. To make matters worse, the best approach will vary wildly depending on the storage protocol, the specific storage hardware, and even the virtualization stack or server OS you're using.

To start, it's important to contrast the two most popular IP-based storage protocols: iSCSI and NFS. Though both protocols allow you to access shared storage across a standards-based IP network, they are dramatically different -- and require completely divergent approaches to offering network redundancy and optimizing throughput.

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Many of you may have read the recent Daily Mail article stating that ‘Printer ink is pricier than Champagne’.Dom Perignon Champagne

If this is really true should we all stop printing and throw our printers away?

High OEM Ink Prices

Unfortunately the article in the Daily Mail is true when it states that buying printer ink is more expensive than buying champagne.  The example in the Daily Mail cites a price of 15p per a ml for a bottle of Dom Perignon.  When this is compared against an Epson T0711 black ink cartridge for example we can see that it is indeed true. The Epson T0711 ink cartridge contains a mere 5.5ml of ink and has an RRP of £10.44, this equates to a hefty £1.89 per ml of ink.

What is the Solution?

Some have suggested in response to this article that we should print less, or even more drastically stop printing all together. In truth as much as we may like to do this, inkjet printers are a modern day necessity. The solution is to use a third party ink that will reduce the cost without compromising on print quality.

Using the above example a compatible Epson T0711 black ink cartridge made by the award winning UK manufacturer Jet Tec contains 13.0ml of ink with an RRP of £5.49. This equates to £0.42 per ml compared to £1.89 per ml of ink for the Epson cartridge. Or to put it another way a saving of a whopping 78% by using a compatible Jet Tec ink cartridge instead of the Epson OEM ink cartridge.

It is a well-known fact that nearly all printer manufacturers sell their printers at a loss. They then recoup the deficit and make a very healthy profit by the high prices they charge for their ink cartridges. The smart move is to say to the printer manufacturer’s thank you very much for the cheap printer and then to stop buying the expensive OEM branded cartridges.

As we have shown you can save up to 78% of the cost of buying an OEM cartridge by using a high quality compatible cartridge. If you use a reputable company such as Jet Tec who make all their cartridges in the UK, then you don’t have to worry about print quality or that the cartridge will damage your printer.

They may still be more expensive than a bottle of bubbly per a ml but with the savings that you make over a year at least now you will be able to buy a couple of bottles!

Anyone that uses a printer will appreciate how expensive the cost of ink can be. Most people are aware that using a good quality compatible cartridge can save you money but how much can you save?

Let’s take a look at the Epson T0715 Multipack for example, if you were to shop in your local high street or shopping centres these are the sort of prices you could expect to pay *Epson T0715 Multipack

Argos  – currently on promotion £34.99 was £37.99

WH Smith  £38.39

PC World   £36.99

Staples       £36.97

That works out at an average of £36.83 each.  Some online stores offer savings, here at Ink & Media you would pay £34.96 with free delivery.

Alternatively, by using Jet Tec compatible T0715 cartridges you could save considerably more.  A multipack currently costs just £15.95, if you do the maths that’s an incredible 125% saving, even better than a 2 for 1 offer.Jet Tec Compatible Epson T0715 Multipack

If you prefer to buy single black cartridges, average high street prices of Epson T0711 are £11.48 (based on stores above).  The price of Epson originals at Ink & Media Ltd. are £10.96 each.

Alternatively you could save £££ by switching to Jet Tec compatibles all singles, available in black, cyan, magenta & yellow are £5.26 each.

Even greater discounts are possible if you buy 2 or more Jet Tec E71 Multipacks you pay £14.45 each, purchase 5 or more for £13.25 per cartridge.

This offer also applies to Genuine Epson cartridges.

The T0711 black ink cartridges which contain 7ml of ink and print up to 250 pages.

Single price £10.96 each

(2 to 4 items) £10.36 each

(5 or more) £9.65 each

1 Multipack T0715 is priced at £34.96

(2 to 4 items) £34.36

(5 or more)    £33.65

Comparisons at a glance

Epson Multipack T0715 versus Epson singles T0711,12,13,14 (black, cyan, magenta, yellow)

1 pack £34.96 1 set of 4 £43.84
2 packs £68.72 2 sets of 4 £82.88
5 packs £168.25 5 or more £193.00

Jet Tec E71 Multipack versus Epson T0715 originals

1 £15.95 1 £34.96
2 – 4 £28.90 2 – 4 £68.72
5 or more £66.25 5 or more £168.25

Another factor to consider is the size of the cartridge, Jet Tec compatibles contain 13ml of ink & claim to print up to 30% more than originals.

If you are fed up spending your hard earned on ink for your printer why not give Jet Tec compatibles a try?

They are

  • One of Europe’s leading manufacturers of compatible & remanufactured cartridges
  • Based in the UK
  • Have spent 25 years perfecting their inks
  • All products are tested before leaving the Lincolnshire factory & come with a 100% guarantee

What have you got to lose?

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Jet Tec Compatible HP 364 Ink Cartridges Now Available

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Could it be the end of the film for Kodak?

January 10, 2012

It appears that the latest casualty of the digital era could be Kodak. Since the first camera emerged with the famous slogan “you press the button, we do the rest”  Kodak made photography simple & enjoyable.  The company has been a multinational corporation with a brand that people recognised the world over.  Apparently some analysts [...]

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Jet Tec Launch New Compatible Kodak 10 Ink Cartridges

December 7, 2011

Jet Tec have just launched their latest range of recycled ink cartridges which are the Kodak 10 printer cartridges.  As you would expect from Jet Tec they are a very high quality alternative to using Kodak 10 original ink cartridges and offer considerable cost savings. The new Kodak no 10 printer cartridges are: · Available as [...]

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Epson Stylus Office BX305FW Review – Summary of Latest Reviews

November 11, 2011

Looking for an Epson Stylus Office BX305F printer review? Save yourself time, read on for a roundup of the latest reviews all in one place. Scour the internet & you are likely to find a variety of tests & printer reviews.  If you don’t have the time or the inclination to do this then check [...]

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Jet Tec Awarded Nordic Swan Accreditation

October 19, 2011

Jet Tec are one of the leading manufacturers of inkjet & laser toner cartridges in Europe.  They have achieved several awards since the brand was launched in 1996. The company are now extremely pleased to be able to announce the addition of the Nordic Swan accreditation. Introduced by the Nordic Council of Ministers, a non-profit [...]

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Epson Stylus SX425W Review – Latest Review Roundup

September 28, 2011

Looking for an Epson Stylus SX425 printer review? Save yourself time read a summary of all the latest reviews in one place. We know from experience that searching for product reviews online can sometimes be a time consuming business.  It can also be frustrating to many of them repeated.

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Jet Tec Toner Cartridges Now Available

September 5, 2011

The latest addition to Ink & Media’s expanding product list is a range of Jet Tec toner cartridges. Jet Tec are one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of compatible and remanufactured inkjet & laser toner cartridges.

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Jet Tec Compatible Epson T128 & T129 Ink Now Available

August 31, 2011

Ink & Media are pleased to announce that we are now supplying Jet Tec compatible Epson T128 and T129 cartridges. The Jet Tec T128 and T129 inkjet cartridges benefit from: Eco-friendly packaging 100% quality guarantee Ink formulated to print on a wide range of media Also available as a multipack The Jet Tec product codes [...]

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Archive for the ‘Safari Vacations’ Category

Animal Safari- Let Nature Balance Itself

The following article lists some simple, informative tips that will help you have a better experience with Safari Vacations.

Now think of safari?of Serengeti?of wildlife sanctuaries?what images dominate your thoughts? Yes, animals.

Wildlife aside, safari would only be composed of a number of plant species, of terrain and of strange creatures like insects, bugs and the likes. Without the animals, African safaris would be reduced into a haven of sedentary and rarely moving species. Without the animal of the safaris, ecosystems would not exist. In a sense, animals add to the beauty that life in Africa may present. They give meaning. They add excitement. And they encourage tourism.

It is thought that African safaris started to become famous when the hunt for animals boomed sometime in the nineteenth century. This is because men then were perceived bold enough if they can kill wild animals right in their habitats and in action. This activity provides them a bag full of hunting trophies that adorned the walls of their libraries.

These days, a great thanks to movements for wildlife, hunting is restricted to many areas of African safaris. Nonetheless, there are still areas where slaughtering of wild animals are allowed. Because of the banning, travelers are now limited to only watch the animals hunt each other, predators to prey, and experience the exchange of life and death among them. Some of us still see hunting as a sport though.

So far, we’ve uncovered some interesting facts about Safari Vacations. You may decide that the following information is even more interesting.

The most famous of the animals in safari are known to be the big five which includes rhinoceros, lion, buffalo, leopard and the elephant. Why they became to be, no body is sure. Why other equally wonderful animals are not included in the list remains to be a mystery. It’s safe to presume that that’s simply the way hunters prefer it.

Adding to the big five are plain animals and mammals that coexist with each other. Some being the prey. Some being the predators. Nonetheless, they all take their parts in the circle of life. They give life.

Though not really considered animals, it is still worth saying that there are thousands of insect species, bugs, butterflies, and other moving creatures found in the African safaris. However large or big they can get won’t really matter. They still balance wildlife and they aid in continuing the existence of ecosystems in African safaris.

Some people say, once human intervene with this natural process, even only for once, he may intervene with the succeeding years and life of the species that live in the safaris. And this seem to be true. Sudden and gradual fluctuations of population in the safaris are very much affected by the minute actions of the animals and other living things that exist in it.

Thus it is important that travelers and explorers let things be in the wildlife. Just allow them to exist and do as they were destined to do.

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When You Want to See Them ALL, Go to Kenya Safari

Although there is a large market for competition with other African countries, Kenya still assumes its top place in harboring visitors from all over the world. Much of Kenya is usually deemed as safari, which in turn made it famous.

Even before the birth of other countries to compete for tourist market, Kenya has already emerged as the pioneer. During its discovery, famous people such as President Roosevelt, Prince Edward, Ernest Hemmingway and the likes have already explored the safaris of Kenya. This created a snob appeal though. In a sense, the big people went to Kenya safari because the world expects them to while those who have the resources to travel do because it seemed to be one of the certifications to reach the ‘up society’.

In our modern-day however, Kenya safari is already open for all people who are willing to enjoy wildlife and culture.

Because of its unfailing guarantee to have you experience the big five (namely lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant and rhino) its fame is unequalled by any other regions who themselves offer other wonders. Kenya ecosystems cover an array of other substantial members of the savanna.

You may not consider everything you just read to be crucial information about Safari Vacations. But don’t be surprised if you find yourself recalling and using this very information in the next few days.

Kenya safari does not only rely its fame on its vast resources for wildlife, it is also known for its kaleidoscopic landscapes which are characterized with highlands, rift valley, grasslands, moonscape at the north and the snow capped, magnificent Mount Kenya.

Considering the over 50 wildlife reserves and national parks, it would be impossible for one visitor to not love any of them. It is off course expected that one cannot visit all them in a single trip. So unless you have all the resources to travel and take the off beaten tracks, it would be best if you would plan your trip well and organize your voyage so you may get the bests of all worlds.

For travelers with limited budget, your best bets would be Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Samburu, Aberdares, and Tsavo. And for those who have time and money, you may explore great laces such as Kakamega Forest, Meru, Marsabit, Mount Elgon, Mount Kenya, and Shimba Hills.

Even with a big budget or low, Maasai Mara is still a definite stop over. This is the place where all filming of wildlife in Kenya are created. This haven of wildlife offers immense varieties of animal species that it would be hard to believe that they are all contained in a single place.

All of these perhaps contribute to the perception that wildlife lovers should and must visit Kenya safaris at least one time in their lives so as to witness a great part of the creation.

The day will come when you can use something you read about here to have a beneficial impact. Then you’ll be glad you took the time to learn more about Safari Vacations.

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African Safaris from East to South

Do you ever feel like you know just enough about Safari Vacations to be dangerous? Let’s see if we can fill in some of the gaps with the latest info from Safari Vacations experts.

If you are a novice in African safaris, you probably might find yourself overwhelmed with the array of choices that will arrest your sight. If you have already gone there, you might as well know how to plan a tour so as to delve into the deeper wonders of the African safaris. Remember, some solitary locations are far more marvelous than those, which already became traditional destinations.

Go. Plan a different route. Seek places that you haven’t scoured before and experience wonder that you should not miss.

You can’t off course explore the whole of African safaris on a few days of trip. There simply are too many sights to feed your spirit and too many places where you may see the real and seldomly seen creations.

This is what an African safari may look like-

A spot may feature a snow-capped mountain while another site will let you witness the miracle of aquatic reefs. And there are definitely desserts and endless selections of wildlife. On another spot, you may even see a remarkable waterfall that will let you experience African safari the different way. Not to mention the diversity of culture and traditions, people and norms that form Africa.

The best time to learn about Safari Vacations is before you’re in the thick of things. Wise readers will keep reading to earn some valuable Safari Vacations experience while it’s still free.

It simply has got it all! Even the most amazing wonders that you can imagine may be found lingering in its rich and vast African safaris.

East and Central Africa
Mount Kilimanjaro?Ngorongoro Crater?countless plains animals?prides of lion along with other predators are all found in these African safari regions. It is strange how these two regions harbor the diversity of animals that feeds on its earth. Its amazing how animals like impala, hartebeest, cheetah, buffalo and others coexist harmoniously in African safaris.

South Africa
Though southern African safaris lack the famous wonders that east and central Africa offer, it still has other things to present to its guests. This is the sight most films of life in the safaris are made.

Zimbabwe is often deemed to be the most marvelous place in African safaris. Why not? It is the honors the mighty Victoria Falls.

One of the African safari favorites is the Zambia. It harbors wilderness camps that may be found in national parks such as Kafue National Park and South Luangwa.

To finish your African safari trip, you may find pleasure in the Indian Ocean islands, which cover Mozambique, Madagascar, Malawi, Mauritius and Seychelles Islands. The waters that cover these places are great havens for marine life.

Now might be a good time to write down the main points covered above. The act of putting it down on paper will help you remember what’s important about Safari Vacations.

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What to Remember for Your Safari Clothing

When most people think of Safari Vacations, what comes to mind is usually basic information that’s not particularly interesting or beneficial. But there’s a lot more to Safari Vacations than just the basics.

Whatever you do, don’t leave behind any essentials of an African safari tour?

And that is the first commandment.

The least thing you want to know once you get on board is that you have left a vital gear behind. Safari by nature, requires a number of essentials that are literally helpful while you are on your travel. On the other hand, you may need to drop some of non-essential things since they will only add up to your luggage weight. Remember, pleasure of the safari adventure is not measured by the number of useless gears that you have with you (which in the end makes you uncomfortable because of weight) but by the comfort of having gears that are truly needed while on trek.

One of the most indispensable is off course the safari clothes. You would want to be comfortable during your trip but never forget the protection. Long sleeves shirts are a must. They do not only cover you from harmful mosquito bites but may also cover your skin against exposure to sun. Along with these, you can also have some long pants with you to serve as protection during winter nights (if you are traveling during winter) and mosquito plague.

I trust that what you’ve read so far has been informative. The following section should go a long way toward clearing up any uncertainty that may remain.

The number one rule of thumb with safari clothes is to make less exposure to animals as much as possible.

This can be done by avoiding bright colored clothes that attract animals. This is perhaps the reason why most safari clothes appear in colors such as light brown, khaki, light green and tan. White clothes and other colors are definitely shades that you must avoid. They may either refrain you from viewing animals closer or they may attract danger towards you. You can also have the advantage of keeping yourself cooler with neutral colors as they don’t trap as much heat during the day.

Mobility must always be the top consideration. Don’t bring with you more than 25 pounds worth luggage since you will travel a lot and will transfer from one small vehicle to another. Make it also a point that your safari clothes and gears are packed in waterproofed materials such as that of the duffel bags.

The majority of safari guides recommend only 2 to 3 days supply of clothing as there will be facilities for laundry in lodges and camps. However, if you are planning to stop over some African city restaurants, you may consider bringing one set of more dressy clothes.

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Wonderful South African Safaris

When you’re learning about something new, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of relevant information available. This informative article should help you focus on the central points.

Oh the beautiful South Africa. Endowed with rich tapestry of culture, vast lands, unequalled safaris?South Africa is truly a place for one who wants to reconnect with nature.

South African safaris are home to wide spectrum of animal species including the celebrated group of five: the buffalo, rhino, lion, elephant and leopard.

They were not named so because they have gained great popularity but because they mainly offer the experience of witnessing the dance of life happening in sight of travelers. They are the hunters that give fright to their preys. Thus, excitement for their viewers.

Game viewing, as this activity is called, is typically done with walking safari. However, due to the increase in popularity of canoeing, horseback riding and camel safaris walking becomes only one of a tourist’ option. It is designed specifically for the hardy souls though and for the physically fit.

A standard walking safari is composed of 8 to 12 persons aged 12 to 60. This lasts for 3 days and 2 nights. With other modes of game viewing however, one should be in company of a guide.

So far, we’ve uncovered some interesting facts about Safari Vacations. You may decide that the following information is even more interesting.

The flagship of all South African safaris is the Kruger National Park creation of Paul Kruger, the president of Transvaal Republic in 1898. His advanced vision sparked the idea of creating wildlife sanctuaries and preservation areas to let nature continue growing at her own rate.

With the Kruger National Park, South Africa is truly unrivalled in its immense resources. The big five aside, South African harbors some of animal world’s most interesting games such as the wild dogs, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, warthog, an array of antelope species and jackals, hippos, and zebras. Kruger Park is also home for some 500 species of birds and 140 species of mammals.

With its 20, 000 sq. km land area of unspoilt land, Kruger offers visitors not only its animal resources but also its wide spectrum of plant species.

South Africa safaris are not only made famous by the Kruger National Park, they also placed their names in top African destination through the fame of The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park- one of the biggest wildlife conservation areas in the world.

It is not for the fainthearted though. This is the sight for the distinguished black-maned Kalahari lions along with other animal species like bat-eared foxes, blue wildebeest, gemsbok, and the likes.

While on South African safaris, never forget to take some images of wildlife with you. Capture them in photos if you can. Animals such as those that thrive in nature pass only once. It would be wise if you can have a token of remembrance from them.

That’s the latest from the Safari Vacations authorities. Once you’re familiar with these ideas, you’ll be ready to move to the next level.

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Five Great Sights to See Safaris of Africa Live!

There are literally hundreds of national parks and preserved wildlife areas in African safaris that you are sure to find yourself cramping all them into limited schedules. That way, you may see all. but would you rather experience safaris in excessively fast pace and never get the marvel from them or take one place at a time and leave the rest for another vacation and indulge yourself in true beauty. Well, that is practically a personal preference.

To trim down the possibility that you would not take pleasure from the safaris of Africa, we have listed five hottest destinations in this article. Please read on?

Serengeti in Tanzania
This is the famous sight that we normally see in videos documenting the annual migration of animals to find fresher grounds. In fact, the event is duly ranked as one of the most wonderful occurrences in the world. Endless safaris are filled with animals, evoking the spirit of survival and wildlife, all longing to find some place to stay during the worst times of the year.

Masai Mara in Kenya
Wanting to see cats dominating the wildlife, go to Masai Mara, the haven for cheetahs, lions and leopards.

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See them in action and see them near?this sight is most perfect for cat enthusiasts as they offer endless miles of vegetation which is conducive for survival. Not too mention, conducive for game viewing.

However, this is strictly not the perfect place if you want to be alone. Since it is popular, it had become the hottest sight for the outpour of tourists.

Kruger National Park in South Africa
For superb accommodation and sheer delight of seeing myriad of animals, plants and bird species, this park seems to be one of the perfect place to offer thrills that safaris in Africa may present. This is due to the reason that the park shelters diverse ecosystems that allow different species to coexist within a single location.

Selinda Reserve in Botswana
Though this haven is less popular among novice safari travelers, it is still the top choice of seasoned travelers who seem to return to the place over and over and over again. The high standard of accommodation and high concentration of species draws them towards this sanctuary.

South Luangwa National Park in Zambia
This is one of Africa’s best kept secrets, which only waits for its own time to be. It is like a diamond that is about to be discovered amidst the roughness of the stones. Someday, as experts say, South Luangwa National Park will claim it proper place among the top vacation spots in Africa.

There’s a lot to understand about Safari Vacations. We were able to provide you with some of the facts above, but there is still plenty more to write about in subsequent articles.

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The Pleasures of Safari Parks

It is impossible to enumerate all safari parks, national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, conservation areas and the likes in a single article. So we have decided to focus our discussion on the top five African Safari parks destination. Let’s begin?

South Luangwa National Park of Zambia
Fairly unexplored, South Luangwa is a treasure that only needs to be discovered at its own time. The birthplace of walking safari and the haven of elusive leopards, this is the best place to seek isolation, away from the crowd that characterize other national parks.

Selinda Reserve of Botswana
A very highly rated safari park in all Africa, most seasoned travelers recommend a visit or two to this park to experience what truly is an African safari. Packed with dense population of wildlife, birds and plant species, this truly is a haven that is enjoyed both by the wild and the tamed. Naturalists’ most enjoy it here due to the diversity of species found in single locations.

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Kruger National Park of South Africa
For the sheer enjoyment of seeing endless arrays of animal species, plants and birds, Kruger would be the best bet if you would like to see diversity. Since it scales more than the size of Wales, it is not unlikely that it harbors the largest concentration of species that is unequalled anywhere else. The rich tapestry of ecosystems is such that it would be hard to imagine how all things coexist in competition to live in a space so large.

This safari park was the pioneer of its kind since it has already existed since 1889, the year when the first realization of endangerment of animals is conceived. Primarily intended to protect wildlife in advance, Kruger now stands as the largest single place harboring excellent game reserves.

Masai Mara of Kenya
Being the most excellent wildlife safari park in the whole region, Masai Mara is duly recognized for supporting large herds of cat species. It is home to endless plains that are populated with grassland, thus ideal for game-viewing. See leopards, cheetahs and lions in action as they mercilessly follow after their kill during the exchange of life and death in the plains of Masai Mara.

Serengeti National Park of Tanzania
Oh the sound of the name alone brings memories of might and migration. This is one of the most famous national safari parks in all Africa as it is the site for the annual migration of wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, and antelopes. The birth and death place of most calves, this truly is a place to behold if you want to experience authentic deal.

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Some Interesting Safaris to Seek Wildlife

You should be able to find several indispensable facts about Safari Vacations in the following paragraphs. If there’s at least one fact you didn’t know before, imagine the difference it might make.

Thinking of wildlife safari? Africa has got it all. Nearly a hundred percent of its reserves and wildlife sanctuaries feature wildlife of some sort. However, the coverage of wildlife species and the varieties that you may see differ as the region changes.

We have created brief descriptions of the top five Tanzanians wildlife safaris that rank near the top of the list in all Africa. Please read on?

Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The worse you can call Ngorongoro is amazing. That would be more than that, there is definitely not a word that can describe this conservation area.

Ngorongoro is the home of the largest caldera on earth. With walls reaching to 2200 meters high, this is fairly equal to Mount Kilimanjaro before the eruption. Thus the consideration for it being one of the world’s natural wonders.

The caldera itself is not a plain heap of land that stood on its place and make people amazed. No. In fact, once the caldera settled, it began to create pools of water that attract some 30,000 wildlife species at any given time. More like a Garden of Eden, Ngorongoro harbors the largest congregation of games in the entire earth.

Once you begin to move beyond basic background information, you begin to realize that there’s more to Safari Vacations than you may have first thought.

Tarangire National Park
Elephants, elephants, elephants its obvious. When you want to see large herds of elephants with accompanying buffaloes, your best bet would be the Tarangire. The number of elephants concentrating here is almost 600 individuals during the peak season.

However, less tourists visit here since they are attracted to neighboring national parks such as the magnificent Serengeti and the mighty Ngorongoro. The dry season harbors the largest population of elephants along with other enormous animals and plain beasts, which benefit from the vast water resources of the Tarangire River. They disperse during winter though.

Lake Manyara National Park
Ask anything about Lake Manyara and collect them all in one heap, tree climbing lions will emerge as the top answer. It is true. Climbing lions that prefer sleeping the day up on the tree branches than lying comfortably in the grasslands as all other lions do.

While it gather its fame from the strangely dispositioned lions, it is also popular for its large congregation of lake birds such as the pelicans, Egyptian geese, storks, quelea, flamingos and cormorants.

You may also find the usual wildlife species here complemented by the rare animals such as the lord of the forest- Sykes monkey and the Olive baboon.

Is there really any information about Safari Vacations that is nonessential? We all see things from different angles, so something relatively insignificant to one may be crucial to another.

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Night Safari: Solace, Peace and Marvel

You should be able to find several indispensable facts about Safari Vacations in the following paragraphs. If there’s at least one fact you didn’t know before, imagine the difference it might make.

Looking at the night sky. The hobby that we seem to have received from our ancestors. A past time that enjoys a special place in our personal history and the history of the world. No matter how many times we look up at the night sky, we are still arrested in awe everytime we catch a glimpse of its wonder.

Too many things were inspired just by mere looking at the night sky. One of such things that have gathered too much controversy and competition is the race towards the moon. Well, now we’re getting too far?

You see, if you want to see clearer view of the sky, go to places where the sky is barren, where it is not blocked by soaring man-made buildings. Where our vision is not flawed by the shimmering lights of urbanization. Go to where it is peaceful. Go to where the night sky is clear and pleasant so you may evoke memories of past and sentiments of the Wisdom that created everything that lies at your sight. Go to African safari and watch the night as it rolls.

One of the most captivating images of night safari are those that depict the Serengeti National Park.

The park is simply vast and endless. The plains flat and the vision, clear. Not only are these suitable for game-viewing, it is also well suited for star gazing.

I trust that what you’ve read so far has been informative. The following section should go a long way toward clearing up any uncertainty that may remain.

Serengeti has no other lights except the one that is given off by the moon and slightly contributed by the stars. The nights are clearer here and it is seldom that clouds impede your vision.

Serengeti night safari doesn’t not only provide peace and rest, it also calms the heart. It eases our troubles during the day and it washes the fatigue brought by the tiring journey we took during the daytime.

Whether you are on walking safari, riding the balloon, or driving, the views of Serengeti does not change at all. It is still impressively beautiful as it is during the day. Too much of the wild life activity may be lacking but it is after all, nighttime. Everyone needs to rest except only off course the nocturnal animals.

If you prefer to have a higher view, you may try camping at Seronera Valley for a night.

Though Serengeti is truly full of activities during the waking hours, its main beauty can also be perceived with the night sky. If there is a way to count the stars that surround you during the night, it still won’t work when you arrive at Serengeti for a night safari. They are countless and they number in millions.

That’s the latest from the Safari Vacations authorities. Once you’re familiar with these ideas, you’ll be ready to move to the next level.

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Behind Safari Vests and Pockets

We recommend you to bring one safari vest during your trip. And that’s it.

Leave all your dressy clothes at home unless you are to attend a special function in Africa while on a trip.

The trick in safariing is to be as lightweight and functional as possible. Lightweight, due to the fact that you cannot (and must not) carry as much gears as you prefer while on the field. Despite from being too impractical, too many luggages would only cause you terrible mess and less ease of travel.

In the early years of African safaris, people are fond of taking with them unnecessary materials (a huge wooden chair for example) that are obviously unneeded. Well, travelers are far more comfortable with such form of practice since they have carriers to do the works for them. after all, most early safari guests came from the up society.

Yet, for the present, no one is truly certain that she can walk as comfortable while goofing around with extra (and unnecessary gears) while transferring from one vehicle to another or while crossing a remote trek.

Wearing safari vests, while treated more as a traditional part of all safari trips should be viewed as something practically important.

Now that we’ve covered those aspects of Safari Vacations, let’s turn to some of the other factors that need to be considered.

The rule of thumb is to apply casual comfort. Carry an average of 3 to 4 shirts for your entire trip and those must be pure cotton. On top of these, you need to have a safari jacket or safari vest.

A safari vest is vital for carrying with you small but essential gadgets such as a Swiss knife, extra films or a pocket size camera. In fact, anything will do so long as they fit in the pockets of your vest.

From 8 to 10 pockets, it would be impossible that a safari vest would not hold enough of your stuffs.

You may place them in your backpack off course but accessibility makes everything less complicated.

Actually, because of this specific property of safari vests, they are also popular among photographers and other professions that require the use of extra pouches.

Safari vests typically appear in neutral shades, following the idea of not being too loud when on the trek.

This practice can also be observed for your long sleeves, shirts and other safari clothing. Not only do neutral shades lessen the possibility of attracting animals, these may also allow proper ventilation. They are not as heat absorbent as other darker colors and they somehow help heat bounce back away from your body.

Those who only know one or two facts about Safari Vacations can be confused by misleading information. The best way to help those who are misled is to gently correct them with the truths you’re learning here.

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