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events like the Olympics ARE REALLY GOOD TO TOURISM? INCOMING


'London much to lose because it is one of the main destinations of international tourism. In fact, creating false expectations on the amount of incoming reservations can destroy an entire economic sector. " Thus, the executive director of the European Tour Operators Association (ETOA), Tom Jenkins, said data from a recent survey by his association and paid to the impact of the Olympics on the tourism industry of the host cities. The research is particularly interesting because it signals a dangerous trend, presumably be extended to other important international events, the organization may generate excessive hopes in the operators sector, thus causing market distortions on the supply side. The report reveals, in fact, as the huge flow of international tourists expected at the previous Olympic editions there has never been translated into real numbers: Sydney, in particular, had announced their arrival for the appointment in 2000 of 132 thousand international travelers, but in fact it came only 97 000. Definitely more inaccurate then the omens were Greeks and Chinese in Athens in 2004 were expecting 105 thousand of foreign visitors a day and have recorded just 14 000, in Beijing, four years later, the bar was placed in an aggregate of 400 000 international guests, but the actual result was maintained at levels much lower with 235,000 total arrivals for the whole month of August. Now, for London 2012 are already talking about 350 000 international travelers arriving and hoteliers are limiting their availability and rising prices to take advantage of the alleged boom in tourists. But then if they do not come in than expected.
(Newsletter Job in Tourism)

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PRISONERS Women Fighting in camp dejected Jojoy has not yet been identified would not be the 'Dutch' Leonard Peltier

The Guillermo Mendoza Diago prosecutor said a first confrontation of the dental records of the only three women so far has not been identified suggests that it is Tanja Nijmeijer. So far
Legal Medicine has identified seven of the eight deaths, including which is the highest military commander of the FARC, Victor Julio Suarez Rojas, alias "Mono Jojoy. Authorities
Legal Medicine reported that four people have come to claim the other bodies but none has adequately tested the relationship so far has not delivered any of those killed in Operation Sodom.
Tanja Nijmeijer's mother and Dutch authorities have asked the Colombian government to perform a new check to rule Nijmeijer's death in Operation Sodom. "
In principle, this possibility had been ruled out but intelligence information, which states that the Netherlands itself was assigned to the guerrilla group who cared Jojoy, cast doubt on the authorities. Nijmeijer
born in Denekamp in the province of Overijssel and studied English at the University of Groningen. In 2000 he lived for a year and a year later Pereira traveled the country in the 'Ride for Life' to draw attention to the situation of poverty of peasants in Colombia.
In 2002 he finished his studies and despite the opposition of his family returned to Colombia. Nijmeijer
joined the FARC under the pseudonym Eileen (or Eileen or Ellen). He worked as an interpreter and translator, and also participated in combat.
source: Time, 30/09/1910

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Arthur Penn (1922-2010) resigned to

Today dying Arthur Penn, one of the great innovators of cinema and, objectively, one of the greatest of all time. Investigator of the slow-motion ( Bonnie and Clyde was one of the first film to emphasize the violence through slow motion), a large technical team (B & C "the climactic shoot-out Was filmed with four different cameras, all running at different speeds "), an expert connoisseur and theater director, gradually disappears from the world of cinema to the mid-80s, between theater and TV - and well-deserved rest. His films are all to be recovered, but are essential in addition to B & C: The Left Handed Gun, which influenced western Peckinpah and the whole new wave of post-western years 1960-1970, Mickey One (unpublished), a thesis on film-noir reminiscent of the Japanese and French New Wave, Little Big Man, Missouri, Four Friends and poignant post-noir Night Moves, a G. Hackman in search of an identity than that of others. Inactive for some time as a director, but here and there a teacher and TV producer, Penn did not leave behind any regrets, however, with such a career, and hopefully will be well honored in recent days.

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message on his birthday 66

September 6, 2010

sisters, brothers, friends, friends and any and all who support me,
wish I could sit at a table with each of you now. We could share a meal and reflect on the changes that have taken place in this world for the past 35 years or more. It is true, I look at things outside the walls (as much as possible.) I know that confusion reigns in the world and it pains me to think about native people in total poverty persists in reserves and urban neighborhoods all over America.
When I was young, I wanted to do was to make a difference in people's lives. The next week, I meet 66 years and still want to do this. But in my circumstances is difficult to have an impact. I suspect that even if I could get into the fight again, I still feel frustrated. All that remains is more than one person can accomplish. Still, I would like the opportunity to do my part.
When thinking about those days on the Pine Ridge reservation, which I remember the funeral. There were so many funerals ... So many families lost their loved ones.
There was a powerful force in operation at that time, with a single purpose: to eradicate all the Lakota people's resistance. We
(Traditional Oglala people and members of the American Indian Movement) did against the threat because we were trying to defend our people. We were right. We - and we - the right to survive.

were plundering our land, too ... in most cases for mining. Had not considered what to do with toxic waste. The rivers were filled with poison. What I say, there has been much change in that.
At that time, the reservation was torn by tribal conflict, and the federal government put together a group against another. The result was a long series of tragedies for the people of Pine Ridge ... and for the people who were present that day in June 1975.
take it from me sincerity that I understand the anguish and pain suffered by all, and I've lived through that suffering.
Countless times I have seen people lying on the witness stand and felt the door close.
I heard the judges admonish prosecutors to accept false evidence and in some cases, participation in the forgery.
In my case, the government withheld evidence, too. Or factories. Literally.
The courts now say these things not even questioned. So, I wonder: If the standard of American justice remains "beyond reasonable doubt" Why stay here?
The convictions of several people have been revoked due to a single violation of the Constitution. The number of constitutional violations in my case is amazing. However, I'm here, waiting for me to apply the same standard of justice.
I hope one day someone managed to put everything on the table to show the extent of the criminality of which I am a victim.
As you know, my parole was rejected last year. It is disappointing but I am not defeated. I am the bearer of the sacred pipe and dancing to the Sun Leave the struggle is not, and never will be - conceivably for me.
Indian man and I'm proud of it. I love my people and my culture and my spirituality. My enemies and seek to suggest otherwise steal my dignity. In that, they will not succeed.
look back at the years that have passed, I remember all the good people that I have defended it for one day or a decade. Of course, there are many people who have always supported me. I think of the hundreds of thousands of people around the world who have signed petitions to me - from people in the poorest reservations to senior political officials.
As we have learned over the years, my freedom will not come quickly or easily. We will have to fight hard to achieve. I ask you to continue helping my Committee and my legal team as they have always done. Now his support is more important than ever. The win my freedom will be the result largely of the actions you take for me.
Again, thank you for remembering me. You can not imagine the comfort that you have brought an innocent man locked out of the world for so long.
Doksha,
Leonard Peltier # 89637-132


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