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This was delicious. I loved that it was served in little takeout containers.
The chicken was so flavorful, and we loved the dressing.
I stuffed myself silly!
What a great post. You and I are food sisters..I know I would have agreed on everything you tasted...lol.
Finding your blog has improved our dinner life. With me being a baker you filled in perfectly where I would run out of ideas. Marc thanks you for that! : )
YAY! I use to bake all the time, but I needed to eat dinner too! So glad you are enjoying the blog!Delete
You know I'll go with you next year!! What a fabulous trip!!ReplyDelete
Come on! It was SO much fun!Delete
Looks like it was a fun trip! Your photos are beautiful and the food looks delicious, especially the Shula's food - we went there for our anniversary dinner a few years ago. Yum!ReplyDelete
Looks like you had a ton of fun and fabulous food! I'm ready to sign up fro next year!ReplyDelete
We moved to Orlando this summer and were excited to be able to go to Epcot's food & wine festival but had NO IDEA that this occurred at the Swan & Dolphin! Funny thing though, my husband and I saw the tents being set up and wondered what it was for, but just assumed it was for a wedding or something (they'd only had 2 of the big ones up at that point). Definitely need to look into it for next year. It all looked amazing!ReplyDelete
I've always wanted to go to this, thank you for sharing the pics and deets!ReplyDelete
Looks very nice and the food even better!
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- I spoke to my midwife (who is pretty like minded to me) about the "debate". She told me that she chose to vaccinate. She has 3 boys who play sports. She told me that if one of her boys got something aweful like Polio and we no longer able to do that, she would never forgive herself. Hmm....food for thought.
- I researched the vaccine/autism angle. From what I understand, the viewpoint that vaccinations cause autism was widely discredited. It seems that there is simply a correlation because the age that you start to notice autism in children is the same age that you typically get certain vaccinations.
- Not all parents vaccinate. This was actually a reason that I decided to. 1) I don't want my child to get something awful from another child that wasn't vaccinated. 2) I don't want my child to give something awful to another child that wasn't vaccinated.
- It's hard to find pediatricians that will take patients that will not be vaccinated. In fact, I've heard that in my area, there are no pediatricians that will see you if you choose against vaccinations.
That's it. I shudder to even put this out in space for all to see, since this is such a controversial topic, but this is what's on my mind, today. I feel like it was the right decision for us.

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After a week with so many grey skies, and reminded of Frida Kahlo and things Mexican here, I decided the only way to get some colour into my week was to do it myself. With some flowers for a start.
Allotments are awash with dahlias this time of year. When I first found out that dahlias were the national flower of Mexico, I was a little surprised because they seem so quintessentially English though now I think of it, maybe they are more about what we would like to be like -more colourful, unrestrained, a little blowsy. These particularly fabulous ones grow on a plot a few yards down from mine.
And this beauty too.
My dahlias are not ready yet and even when they do flower they are unlikely to match the colour of these. I had to sate my appetite by buying flowers instead.
If I was really brave, I'd be wearing these in my hair, Frida style, but something tells me that I might not get away with it at my age, so I had to make do with my new orange patent pumps and a favourite skirt, a few years old now but destined to last forever, at least in my heart. I'm not the only one to feel like this about my clothes. I re-discovered Justine Picardie's "My Mother's Wedding Dress" this evening, an unexpectedly delicious book that describes the memories created by clothes. As she says, "life is not a bowl of cherries, but there is sometimes pleasure to be had in cherry red shoes".
And shoes the colour of tangerines.
PS We'll examine shocking pink another day...


text: New Year, New Captains at Greetham Valley Posted on January 9, 2013 at 2:28 pm.Written by Dee Hinch The first day of the new year brings a change to the club officials at Greetham Valley. We say goodbye and thank you to Jim Wheeler and Eileen Pare and welcome new Captains Trevor Smith and Sheila Douty. Last year Jim and Eileen had the Evergreen Care Trust as their charity for the year; for 2013, Trevor and Sheila have gone to the other end of the spectrum. This year they will be supporting the Premature Baby Department in Neo Natal at the Peterborough Hospital, they got the fund off to a good start with four hundred pounds from a raffle on the day. Trevor and Sheila praised the work done by Jim and Eileen in 2012 and promised to keep up the same high standards. Before the new Captains could take over the reins, the highly pressurised drive in on the tenth took place. This is not a hole for the faint hearted as participants have to get over a lake, a ditch and a large and "inviting" chunk of rough, all in front of a happy band of members cheering them on, fortunately the four managed it with ease. After that the members took part in a nine hole combined pairs stableford competition. 2013 Vice Captains Shaun Denholm and Bev Dolman took the honours on the front nine with thirty three points. Greetham Valley Secretary Dennis Millington and partner Chris Harper were second with thirty. The back nine was not as straightforward, two teams came in with thirty four points and had to be separated on count back. Matt Williams and Michael Fish had the better final three holes and took the win, Matt's father in law Glenn Sharpe and Graham Smith were second. Neil Harris will take over as first team captain and Alan Bennett will carry on in charge of the second team. Bev Dolman will captain the mixed team and Shaun Denholm the B team. Jackie Friend will become Ladies' League Captain, Neil Sellars will look after the C team and Rod Wells the Seniors. Sam Ewing takes over as Junior Captain. Round twelve of the Winter Order of Merit started in fog but after just a couple of holes the sun shone through to give perfect golfing conditions. The competitors took advantage of it and the scoring was noticeably better than in the wet conditions of late. Fred Aspin playing off thirteen shot the best score of the day, forty three to take first place, he lost two shots and will play off eleven next week. Fred who has been in the doldrums over the past few weeks with his putting had help from Greetham Valley Pro Jim Hetherington who quickly put him back on the right track. Steff Dutton was second with forty one points and is docked one shot, he will play off five in the next round; Graham Smith took third spot with forty and was docked point five to take him to three. Fred played with George Grant, Graham Smith and Paul Jenkinson. The quartet all hit the green on the very difficult par three fourteenth and almost came off with the perfect score: Fred, George and Paul all birdied it and Graham parred it. Overall leader Adam Clegg now playing off two didn't have a very good day but still leads the competition with one hundred and fifty two points, Ian Copley is only four points behind him in second. Paul Jenkinson has crept quietly up the table each week and is now in third, less than four points behind Ian. Dave Copley dropped to fourth this week, he has one hundred and forty one points. The ever dependable Graham Smith moves up a position into fifth just eight points behind. Fred Aspin is this week's biggest mover, he moves from twenty third place up to seventh.


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Tomorrow is another day….
Just been out doing some weeding in the garden. The rose is flowering, the scent is heavenly. And I was pleased to see that the honeysuckle is about to flower. Two years ago, I cut it right down to the ground – it was just too wild and overgrown. It started growing back last year, … Continue reading Tomorrow is another day….


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Hungary is one of the very few countries where folk-dancing as on an incredibly high artistic level. It is not a coincidence that there is also a college exclusively for Hungarian folk-dance studies. Our authentic folk-dance shows take place in the Duna Palota and the Budai Vigadó, performed by three of the best professional Hungarian folk ensembles.
The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble, the Danube Folk Ensemble and the Rajkó Folk Ensemble & Orchestra are three of the best professional hungarian folk ensembles with the longest tradition (since 1951, 1957 and 1952). The performed dances give the viewer a broad insight into hungarian music, dance and costume heritage, covering traditions of former parts of Hungary as well.
Our venues take place in the beautiful baroque Danube Palace and the secession style Budai Vigadó, two theatres in a central downtown location.
Every concert starts at 20:00 consisting of two 40-45 minutes long parts with an intermission in between.
We are now offering pick-up and drop-off services for our evening programs!
Our chauffeur will take you directly to the concert hall so you don't have to go the meeting point, after the concert we'll take you back to your accommodation.
We kindly ask you, to check in at your receptionist one hour prior to your concert start, to help us find you!
(check in at 19:00 o'clock - at the reception for the pick-up)
Pick up - drop off service price: 14 EUR / person
In case of booking tickets with pick up please add your Hotel name and Cell number in the Comment field during checkout process.
We have 4 different price categories for the Folklore Show, these categories are depending on the location of the seats in the theater.
Assigned seating. You will be assigned the best seats available in the chosen category at the time of purchase.
VIP category:
The service includes: Private transfer, best seats in the theater, private host to attend to you before the concert and in the intermission, small guided tour of the venue in English language, a professional photo, hungarian souvenir, and a glass of champagne
Pick up time is around 7 pm depends on hotel address
Ticket prices
VIP cat.
I. cat.
Adult: 37 EUR
Student: 34 EUR
II. cat.
Adult: 33 EUR
Student: 31 EUR
III. cat.
Adult: 24 EUR
Student: 22 EUR
To top up your unforgettable theatre performance, upgrade it to a complete evening program with our Dinner & Cruise at 22:00! Let us invite you to a romantic candlelight dinner on one of our air-conditioned, heated ships. The Cruise starts at 22:00, but will always wait for the guests from the theatre to arrive, escorted by our hosts and hostesses.
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Gift something unforgettable!
Surprise your loved ones with the splendid 'Open Date Gift Voucher' for one wonderful night, by purchasing a ticket for them to use whenever they prefer to!
We ask you kindly to contact us a few days before the chosen date so we can ensure their attendance.
Take time to watch our short video compilation of the Hungarian State Folk Enseble, the Danube Folk Ensemble and the Rajkó Folk Ensemble & Orchestra performing on stage:
"June 2013
Great value for the money. A very lively show with talented musicians and dancers. Don't miss out!!!"
"fascinating show"
Reviewed June 23, 2013
We loved the Folk Dancing show which gave us a unique insight into the Hungarian culture and dancing. The traditional costumes, which were typical of the various villages in Hungary, were really beautiful and colourful. The dancing was incredible, and the show was of a very high standard. Really worthwhile!
Visited June 2013
"June 2013
Worth every penny. Was the highlight of my trip."
"June 2013
Great evenings entertainment with performers who seemed very passionate"
"A small touch of old Hungary"
Reviewed June 4, 2013
This show is mainly for tourists, but nevertheless is enjoyable, and gives a taste of times-gone-by in Hungary. The musicians and the dancers are superb. The music includes gypsy music and the skills of the musicians are sometimes unbelievable; the dances are energetic and rivetting. The Duna Palota theatre evokes memories of the Hapsburg Empire and grandeur. Well worth the time and the ticket (I paid about 6000HUF or $28).
Visited May 2013
"Great dancing and ensemble"
Reviewed June 3, 2013 via mobile
I am enjoyed this performance in Duna Palota Budapest, the price 6200 Ft, 5400 Ft, and 3600 Ft. The performance start at 8 pm and the show is 90 minutes with 10 minutes break. I like their dance/folk very Hungarian's traditional. I can gain insight into the folk music, dance, and costume heritage of Hungary.
Visited June 2013
"Best time ever!!!"
Reviewed June 9, 2013
Even though we are Croatian, this was our first trip to Hungary and Budapest, since we have been living in Canada for a long time. I met my wife while doing folk dancing, and a folklore concert in Budapest was an absolute must on our list. After a pleasurable stroll through the streets close to the theater, we got in and found our seats from the tickets that we acquired earlier. The theater is beautiful, old, the seats are comfortable and it was not full. The orchestra was just phenomenal, these guys have done for so long they did not use the music sheets. The entire program was just delightful, explosive, the dancers were perfect, costume changes, everything to us was just pure pleasure.After a tremendous applause and a standing ovation, we gathered outside form a short walk to the boat that took us on a 2 hour long cruise alongside both banks. All the major monuments and building were lit and it was a visual feast.
Obviously it will always be a bit windy, bring some long sleeve garments. We skipped the dinner due to the late hour.
Overall - Excellent value for your money - no complaints of any kind. Excellent work guys!!!!!
Visited May 2013
"traditional hungarian folk dance"
Reviewed March 19, 2013
Want to see Hungarian folk dance? The real stuff? They are definitely the ones to see. Sometimes it's not them performing in their main venue, but whoever is there is worth seeing
"4 star rating: Recommended
Reviewed by Diana O, March 2013
This was a very enjoyable show. The dancers and the musical instrument players were very good. They know their stuff. I would recommend this show to others going to Budapest."
"5 star rating: Highly Recommended
Reviewed by Natacha L, USA, March 2013
The show was wonderful. The city had a great history, is beautiful and clean. In all, a great place to visit!"
"lovely evening, with lovely music and lovely dancing."
Reviewed April 11, 2013
to get to theater is not easy... to make it easy, go to st stephan church, walk in the street in front of the main entrance of the church, 50 meters before the end of the street, you will find the theater,( to your left ), It does not look as a theater, it looks as an entrance of a small hotel !!!. You will spend about 2 hours with "energetic music and strong way of dancing". A night will always remind you of the charming Budapest.
Visited March 2013
"Swinging show"
Aug 3, 2012 A TripAdvisor Member
In a beautiful old building, we have long enjoyed an evening of traditional Hungarian dance and music. 15 really very different tracks with a break halfway through. Both the music and the ensemble dancers were very enthusiastic and have a good night put down. The hall was almost full. It was no problem to the show at the last minute to book the hotel. That's fine, because then you do not risk going there and it sold out.


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Tips For Facing Summer With A Bright White Smile
With the summer season in full swing, it's time for sun, smiles and cookouts. All that laughter, smiling and bright sunlight will put your teeth on display. If you're concerned that your teeth aren't as white as you'd like them to be, don't dismiss it as something you can't do anything about. In fact, there are a few things you can do at home to help keep your smile as white as possible.
Hydrogen Peroxide
That same hydrogen peroxide you keep in your first aid kit for cuts and scrapes can also help you reduce bacteria and whiten your teeth. In fact, hydrogen peroxide is one of the leading ingredients in most home tooth whitening systems. Mix a little bit of hydrogen peroxide with the same amount of water and treat it as a mouth rinse. Do this daily for a minute or two before brushing to get the best results.
Just remember that peroxide will foam a little bit when it comes in contact with the bacteria in your mouth. It tells you that the peroxide is doing its job to eliminate that bacteria and brighten your teeth.
Oil Pulling
Oil pulling is a newly popular treatment option though it's something that's been done for a long time. If you aren't familiar with the process itself, it involves gargling a few tablespoons of a plant oil for several minutes before rinsing your mouth with warm water. In most cases, it's done with coconut oil, sesame seed oil or something similar. Regular oil pulling can help to reduce plaque accumulation that can discolor your teeth. It also has some antimicrobial properties and can reduce the symptoms of gingivitis.
Baking Soda
Another natural whitening agent, baking soda is a great product for creating a paste. Run your toothbrush under water, then press the bristles into a little bit of baking soda. Brush your teeth thoroughly for a few minutes, taking care to reach every tooth. Rinse your mouth thoroughly after you've done this and follow it up by brushing your teeth with your typical fluoride toothpaste. The baking soda treatment will help brighten your teeth while your fluoride toothpaste helps to protect your teeth from other issues.
These home remedies are great ways to restore your bright smile before you hit the beach, but they aren't the only options. Reach out to a cosmetic dentist today to see what your professional whitening choices are.


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Monday's stabbing at the University of Texas looks to be the result of a mental health crisis.
College is often when kids who might have struggled with mental health in middle school and high school are now on their own. They are away from parents' watchful eyes that often make sure that they are getting the counseling they need, taking the medication they've been prescribed correctly and being there to recognize when behaviors have changed indicating the need for an intervention or medication change.
It's also a time when new mental health problems can occur. Symptoms from diagnoses like schizophrenia can show up anytime from ages 16 to 30. That brain is still being formed until age 25 for men and 22 for women.
On a regular basis, I walk with a neighbor who teaches at a local university. This year she's had many students who have had erratic attendance that she later finds out is because of anxiety, depression or another mental illness. And while she's incredibly proactive about checking on her students, even walking them to the student counseling center, a lot of teachers probably aren't. Even she's run into road blocks trying to get students help.
Imagine being a first-year college student with a mental illness and having to navigate the system when you don't feel like you can get out of bed.
When you're considering colleges for your high-schooler, are you are you checking out the student health center and asking about mental health services?
Ask these questions and have your child with you to hear the answers:
What services are available? Psychology and psychiatry or just psychology?
How do students get an appointment with a psychologist or psychiatrist?
What are the cost of services?
How long do students wait to get an appointment?
What happens in a psychiatric emergency?
How can you get a welfare check on your child?
Are university staff, especially teachers and professors, given training on how to identify students in crisis and what to do when they think one of their students needs help?
What happens if your child has to withdraw for any health reason? Can they return the next semester or next year? What happens to their tuition?
These questions are just as important as what's the cost of tuition? What's the food like? And yes, how good's the football team?


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BELCONNEN Arts Centre is calling for applications to use the Centre's Gallery, Outdoor Gallery, Foyer and Arts Lounge for exhibitions in 2015.
You might think that it's a long way ahead to book, but the centre has, since its opening in 2009, become one of the popular exhibiting venues in Canberra – popular with both the public and the critics.
The Centre, staff say, prides itself on presenting exhibitions which embrace themes, subjects and ideas of importance to the ACT community, with the emphasis on policing a balance of artistic expression in the exhibition spaces during the year.
This means that BAC encourages applications for both solo and group shows, by community-based groups, by emerging artists and by professional and established artists in all visual arts media.
Exhibitions of 4 weeks or more are particularly encouraged.
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Once again, I'm not too happy with the blurry quality of the first picture...still saving for a new camera! The layout was a sketch I had to follow for a challenge at Verve Stamps which was not an easy one to deal with for me. I have had for some time now some beautiful printed die cuts that came as a set, called "Que Sera Sera" from K&Co. I took them out and compared them to lots of printed cardstock I have and realized I have a whole tablet of cardstock that matches them so I wanted to incorporate some of them into this card. THAT took even more time! So for ingredients:
- all the die cuts are K&Co.
- the stamp on the front is Inkadinkadoo
- the Bible verse on the inside is Verve
- the birthday sentiment is Stampabilities
- the DP is from my stash
- the navy pearls are Queen & Co., the rhinestones (??)
***The 2nd card's picture is the wrong format (taken with my cell phone) and Blogger won't load it so I have to get another picture of it somehow ....should be interesting since I already gave it to someone!***
OK, I got a not-very-good copy to download and I guess that will have to do! This B-day card has another of the printed die cuts on it and more inside. Actually the little flower on the tag is one too. I had to scan a picture of this card and it made it look like the paper is "warbly" at the top but it wasn't. The ribbon was rose and lime green...not sure why it looks yellow on the side. The die cuts have copper stamped on them in places, that is why I went with the peach colored rhinestones. It really did turn out quite nice. Sorry about the awful picture! Ingredients:
- Printed die cuts- K&Co.DP- Imaginesce, K&Co.
- Scalloped circle die cut- Spellbinders
- Stamp, ribbon, gems, brad- all from my stash
- This is the 3rd card, from the Week 3 Sketch at Viva la Verve May 2011 Challenge. (It IS possible I have the weeks mixed up! I'll check their site again and fix it if I have it wrong.) This is also a Birthday card, and with several summer birthdays coming up it will go out to some one soon. Here's the list of ingredients:
- Stamps: Verve, Stampabilities (2), and (??-"Best Wishes")
- DP: Imaginesce, and from my stash
- Flower: StampingScrapping.com
- Border punch: Martha Stewart
- Ink: Memento, Stampabilities
Ribbon: my stash
Now for the last 2 cards. The Week 4 card is a Sympathy card and will also be entered in the Magnolia challenge: "Dry Emboss Background" at http://magnoliastamplovers.blogspot.com/ The ingredients: the Rose is a Maggie stamped image, colored with colored pencils; the swirls are Leafy Swirls from Woodware USA, the green cardstock is embossed with a Sizzix folder, the DP is from K&Co., the rhinestones are Queen & Co., ribbon is from my stash.
This last card is, obviously, another birthday card, probably for my oldest daughter Kate. Her birthday is not until June 10 but she is so busy with "life" that she never gets on here so I'm safe showing it! I hope. This sketch was a little hard to work with too, for me anyway. The 3 different color panels at the bottom seemed too busy for me but I did want to try making a background DP using the Woodware USA Leafy Swirls stamps...so that was a good place to use that. Ingredients: Spellbinder die cuts- Standard Circles Lg, Scalloped Circles; HB stamp is Stampabilities (I think); House Mouse stamp is Feeling Rosey, Leafy Swirls is by Woodware USA; DP is DCWV and from my stash, as are the ribbon and charm.
Thanks for looking at this looooong post! Take care!


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19th May 2017
Trying to find that perfect escape is something that we spend hours umming and ah-ing over. Where shall we go? How long shall we go for? What shall we take? The list goes on.
Throwing it out to everyone that works here at Bailey, we asked where are your favourite sites in the South-West to stay at when looking for that perfect caravan or motorhome holiday.
While the range of campsites went from traditional campsites in Dorset to glamping sites in Cornwall, we put together our favourite 5 campsites in the South-West and what's so great about them.
Great Kellow Farm, Lansallos, PL13 2QL
On top of the hill overlooking Polperro, Great Kellow Farm was firmly put forward by Bart from marketing. After visiting a number of campsites with his family, it was the site in Lansallos that is one of only two sites he and his family have returned to.
Bart loves this campsite and the area makes it the ideal getaway for his family. The ancient pirate town of Polperro has some lovely pubs, especially the Blue Peter Inn, overlooking the harbour.
"On the east side you're dead close to Looe, with some of the best crabbing around," said Bart, "they have an annual rubber duck race and some amazing pasty shops."
While the east side is a crabbers paradise, on the west side there's Fowey with its chain ferry and 'Cowes'-esque atmosphere, the tiny fishing village and beach of Polkerris before you get to Pas Sands and St Austell bay.
Speaking about the site Bart describes it as "small and friendly and on a working cattle farm, which is part of its appeal," he said. Rounding off why he loves it so much, he said "It's about 10 minute's walk from Polperro and a pub, so long as you don't mind a wonderfully steep hill."
Gwithian Farm, Hayle, TR27 5BX
While Bart loves his campsite for all that it gives his family, Diane from customer service loves her Cornish retreat because it's great for her and her dogs. Describing Gwithian Farm as a beautifully managed site with friendly and helpful owners that live on-site, it's the scenery and location that allow her to get out and about with her dogs.
"With a café situated on the dunes that do a lovely cream tea, we can spend the mornings walking the dogs, it's ideal as we can walk across the dunes or down onto the 3-mile dog-friendly beach."
Getting out in the open is what Diane loves doing the most, but the campsite is perfect because it's quiet but provides her with everything she needs.
"Food vendors visit the site every day, and it has a small shop for all essentials. In the mornings we'll wake up and make the short walk to get croissants, pastries, and newspapers. Oh and there's a pub just across the road, which specialises in local produce. We love it." Why? "Because it's dog-friendly" replied Diane.
Newlands Holiday Park, Charmouth, DT6 6RB
With great facilities and family entertainment, Newlands in Charmouth, Dorset is great for families described Simon from Prototype. "The soft play they have is great for my kids, who are 8 and 11," said Simon.
With a beach nearby and Charmouth a stone's throw from Newlands, it gives him and his family everything they need. Starting off 12 years ago in a farmer's field, Simon and his family have now moved their Bailey Senator Series 6 Carolina to the Dorset campsite and try to get away every weekend they can.
"Charmouth gives us everything we need, the small village is near Lime Regis and Westbay, with two small cafes off the beach it means I can do some Mackerel beach casting, so it's great for fishing. I usually go early in the morning, so in the afternoon we'll take some bikes out along the beach."
But what Simon really likes about the campsite is that it's not a franchise, it's a one-off site, with great facilities, and when they're really feeling like getting out and about, they'll hop on the bus and take the coastline route from Exeter to Weymouth.
Trevornick, Holywell Bay, Newquay, TR8 5PW
While Dorset was Simon's destination of choice, Colin from Product Development has been taking his Bailey Pegasus 534 to Trevornick in Holywell Bay, Cornwall for 22 years. Once a year, over Whitsun, Colin will take his family to Newquay for the Cornwall escape.
"I've been going for 22 years now," said Colin, "When I first started going the kids were 2, 4 and 6 and two of them still come now. When they were teenagers they'd come and stay in tents and we all love Trevornick more than anywhere else we've been."
With a golf course, fun fair and outdoor pool on-site, it's the friendly atmosphere of the campsite that Colin finds most appealing, along with the chance to get out on the stunning Cornish coastline.
"It's a 5-star site, you can just walk through the campsite over the dunes and you're on the beach. It's the scenery and location, plus it's close to Newquay and the facilities are amazing."
Wooda Farm Holiday Park, Bude, EX23 9HJ
When looking for that perfect couple escape, Hannah from Marketing says you can't get better than the family-owned Wooda Farm Holiday Park in Bude, Cornwall.
"We went to Wooda for a whole family get together. With my parents and sister both owning caravans they were able to book pitches next to each other. As me and my husband don't own a caravan yet and don't have children we had the perfect stay in the site's vintage 1958 caravan, Bessie."
Being located on the border of Devon and Cornwall was the perfect location for Hannah and her family. "It by far outranks anywhere else we've ever stayed," said Hannah.
Giving her take on the best South-West campsites around, Hannah said "We loved how you could do as little or as much as you like, and there were plenty of things to do as a family. My family had taken their caravan to Wooda a number of times and they knew how much we'd love it."
"But what we loved the most is how unique it was, woodland walks, with Cornish pixies for the kids, tractor and trailer rides, and for the adults… the chance to have my nails done on-site and the amazing cocktails in the loft bar."


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Duke Nukem Forever, the once and future King of All Vaporware, is finally nearing release. (Probably.)
2K Games said Friday that it will release the long-awaited title, in development since 1997 and the many-time winner of Wired.com's Vaporware Awards, on May 3 in the United States. An international release will follow May 6.
To celebrate this joyous occasion, 2K released the game's trailer. Feast your eyes on (censored) versions of Duke Nukem Forever's big-breasted women, three-breasted aliens, extended urination scenes and so much more.
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- Duke Nukem Forever Demo Coming in 2011 — for Everybody
- Hands On: Duke Nukem Forever Lives Again at PAX
- Q&A: How Randy Pitchford Saved Duke Nukem Forever
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BBC News – UN envoy Kofi Annan set to meet Syria's Bashar al-Assad.
Syrian government continues to deny responsibility for the Houla massacre. Russia continues to blame both sides for the deaths. The survivors of the massacre are saying "the people who carried out the killings were militiamen – shabbiha – from nearby Alawite villages." The Alawites are known Assad supporters.


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Upcoming Security Events in Scotland
There's a couple of good security events coming up in Scotland which should be a great chance to meet some of the security community up here and also hear some good speakers!
On the 28th of February, there's an OWASP Scotland meeting with Dr Steven Moyle of Secerno doing a talk on Database Security. There's more information and the address to RSVP to on the OWASP Scotland Mailing list
Next up on the 27th of March is the latest Securetest Edinburgh RANT with Graeme Marsh from Deloittes doing a talk on "Plugging the Gap – Information Leakage in Organisations". For more information and to RSVP for this one go to this page on SecureTests site.


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text: Another Quiet day so again just the gossipGunners consider Gignac option - Daily MailArsenal boss Arsene Wenger is weighing up a move for Toulouse striker Andre-Pierre Gignac as a replacement for Emmanuel Adebayor. Who would be the best replacement for Adebayor?Clough hopeful on RandallDerby boss keen to secure loan deal - Sky SportsNigel Clough is eager for Mark Randall to link up with Derby for their pre-season tour of Devon ahead of a possible loan move. The Rams revealed earlier this month that they wanted to bring in the young Arsenal midfielder on a 'long loan'.Arsenal are now set to allow Randall to play for Derby in two of their friendlies in the South West this week.Derby face Yeovil on Tuesday, Torquay on Thursday and Exeter on Saturday and Clough hopes to push through a deal for Randall."I think we've got the okay from Arsenal that he will be joining up with us on Tuesday and hopefully he will feature in two out of the three games, probably Tuesday and Saturday," said Clough."This week will be ideal to have a look at him with a view to a loan - maybe to January or maybe for the whole season."There is no point coming training. You can only see a certain amount in training but this way we can see him in games."Chamakh claims fresh interestStriker determined to secure move to the Premier League - Sky SportsBordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh claims Fulham and Tottenham Hotspur have joined the chase for his signature, but he is not expecting to move to Arsenal. Chamakh is looking to leave the French champions and the Morocco international is eager to secure a deal in the Premier League.Blackburn Rovers and Sunderland have shown an interest in the 25-year-old, who now says London duo Fulham and Spurs are monitoring his situation.However, Chamakh does not believe he will be signing for Arsenal, despite Arsene Wenger confirming he is a possible option to replace Emmanuel Adebayor.Bordeaux striker Marouane Chamakh claims Blackburn, Fulham, Sunderland and Tottenham are interested in signing him but that a move to apparent admirers Arsenal is unlikely. (French newspaper L'Equipe)Toulouse striker Andre-Pierre Gignac has emerged as a target for Arsenal as Gunners boss Arsene Wenger looks to replace forward Emmanuel Adebayor, who has moved to Manchester City.Full story: Daily Mail


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This dinky little guide book is perfect for anyone already familiar with Amsterdam who wants to see more, and feast as they go.
If you've seen the sights, visited the museums and experienced the delights of this fair city – and you enjoy troughing, then Walk & Eat Amsterdam is a bit of a treasure.
Food writer, Cecily Layzell has produced a: light-hearted introduction to Dutch cuisine and eating habits, and combined it with different walks (including a night yomp), in and around the capital.
Every stroll takes in a different part of the city, or further afield to the North Holland Dune Reserve, listing authentic Dutch eateries and watering holes along the way.
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Africa still faces numerous challenges in the field of child protection. The continent has some of the highest rates of violence against children in the world. For instance:
- Every second, a child reaches out to child helpline services to report abuse and violence
- Over 60 per cent of children experience physical punishment from family members and caregivers in many countries in Africa
- One in four African children experiences sexual violence
- Each year, three million girls are at risk of genital mutilation and cutting in Africa. This harmful practice is almost universal in some countries.
- 15 million girls are married every year. 40 per cent of girls in Sub-Saharan Africa are married before their 18th birthday
- Four out of ten boys in residential care institutions suffer physical violence, while two in ten experience some type of sexual violence
- Violent and other cruel and degrading punishment of children has been documented in care settings and in penal institutions in many countries
- Child trafficking is increasing: Sub-Saharan Africa reports the highest share of child trafficking in the world, and girls and boys are more or less equally detected.
To overcome these challenges, most African countries have put in place better legislative, policy and programmatic frameworks to protect children. Today, there is greater awareness of the need to respect, protect and fulfil the rights of children and greater political commitment to child protection than ever before. At the continental level, the fundamental right of children to be free of violence is recognised by the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child and through AU's numerous policy frameworks, such as the Revised Call for Accelerated Action for Africa Fit for Children, African Union's Agenda 2063 and the African Agenda for Children's Rights 2040. The Regional Economic Communities have either developed a sub-regional plan of action to combat violence against children or have given prominence to the issue within their respective children's policies.
At the national level, the language of children's protection from violence is common place in constitutional clauses – violence, torture, cruelty and mistreatment are prohibited in almost all African Constitutions and children are protected under general human rights provisions. The introduction of legislation to protect children from all forms of violence is also gaining momentum in Africa. Some states have comprehensive legal instruments that offer a broad prohibition, while others have legislations on specific forms of violence.
Many African Governments are increasingly recognising the importance of setting the evidence base and conducting national surveys as well as developing routine administrative data collection systems to better measure and track the scope and scale of violence against children.
This page aims to gather all the resources produced by the African Child Policy Forum (ACPF) and other continental and international organisations working to end violence against children. It hopes to make a substantive contribution to the evidence base and understanding of the nature, breadth and scope of violence against children in Africa. It further aims to inform and accelerate pan-African, regional and national efforts to prevent and respond to violence against children.


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Clockwise from Top Left: White Christmas scene, Cher, Village People & Gene Simmons & Friends.
As we in the United States give our thanks to the men and women who have served this country in the armed forces. And by saying that, I mean all people, gay and str8. I thought I would try to celebrate it the way I do best here at this blog, with music. One of my favorite military-themed musical numbers comes from the movie White Christmas. The song, Gee, I Wish I Was Back In The Army, featured the musical talents of Danny Kaye, Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, and Vera-Ellen. It had quite the sense of humor, and some fun music and props!
Of course, few tributes to the men and women in the armed forces could top Cher's in her video for If I Could Turn Back Time. I mean, what means military more than an aircraft carrier, a group of sailers in their dress whites, a woman in a body stocking with a well-placed ribbon and a leather jacket? Not to mention the rather large and protruding artillery...
Gene Simmons had his own tribute to the armed forces a couple of years ago, although it was not as sexy as Cher's, it was still heart-felt and quite fun.
Of course, I would be unable to do this post without the tribute to the armed forces from the Village People, and their iconic In The Navy. Unlike in Cher's video, I would have to think the appearance on the battleship was not endorsed by the Navy, but the flag routine is worth the cost of admission!
Happy Veteran's Day!


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A 42-year-old Danbury man has been moved to the burn unit at Bridgeport Hospital after his car burst into flames on the highway.
Randall Baker was driving eastbound on Interstate 84 in Waterbury on Tuesday afternoon when he struck a jersey barrier and the fire started, police said. He was still in the vehicle when it ignited and two drivers stopped and pulled him from the burning car.
Emergency officials treated him at the scene and Baker was transported to St. Mary's Hospital. He has since been moved to the burn unit.
The crash was reported just before 1:30 p.m., according to the state Department of Transportation alert.


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Massage Therapists Needed in Tasmania
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Tags: hobart, massage, massage therapist, masseur, masseuse, shiatsu, Tasmania, TuiNa
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Massage Clinic in Tasmania Needs Talented BodyWorkers
Position: Massage Therapists
Pay: $33-$37/hr
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Start Date: October
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Location: Hobart, Tasmania
Are you a certified massage therapist or are you good with your hands?
A Massage Clinic in Tasmania needs you! This clinic pays staff commission on each massage treatment they perform. Those who have no certificate or qualification, but very good at what they do, the pay is on average $33/per hour massage. For those who hold a certificate or certain qualification, have experience, and has great passion in the field, pay averages $37 for the hour.
This is a busy clinic with a great reputation. Full time staff pay is about $1000 per week on average. The employee that puts the effort in and create good relationship with our clients, there is a potential for more.
Required Certificates/Qualifications
Preferably, you hold some certificate in massage. If not, you need to be very good with Chinese Massage (TuiNa)
Necessary Skills
Besides being an excellent body-worker, a reasonable level of English is required as you will be with clients by yourself and you need to be able to understand what they are saying. There is receptionist support that tries to assist as much as possible with the therapists to ensure the therapist knows what kind of massage the client wants, where they are sore, etc.
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When it comes to authentic Chinese massage, Hobart residents know exactly where to turn. This clinic has many massage therapy services to offer. They don't just specialize in Chinese massage practices, they also specialize in western massage practices. From aromatherapy massage to acupressure, they do it all. Their massage services are second to none.
They do not discriminate nor have a preference for nationalities. They do require someone that can do either Chinese massage, or possibly Japanese massage (shiatsu).
This clinic is a new and growing business. They opened in April 2012 and now have 7 therapists on staff. They are opening a new premises in the Hobart Central Business District to allow them to keep growing. This premises may be leased through another entity which may allow them to move employees between businesses and therefore can effectively allow you to work for them for more than 6 months.
They have not yet lost an employee to another business – they look after their staff!
This clinic has the best reputation of all Asian massage clinics in Hobart and will continue to grow quickly.
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The drudge report has a link up that says Bear Found with Paws, Gallbladder Removed on CA Freeway…
Drudge put it up because it's one of those bizarre news stories. You read it and are like who in the world would cut off a gallbladder and paws from a dead bear beside the road?
A Chinese! That's who.
According to CBS Los Angeles, Caltrans and the California Fish and Wildlife are treating it like a crime. A serious crime.
Caltrans workers found the bear, believed to have been about two years old and around 150 pounds, on Highway 14 near Sand Canyon Road, according to the state Department of Fish and Wildlife. Its four paws and gallbladder had been removed.
"For somebody else to come over and maim the animal after it's already dead or wounded, that's just not right at all as far as I'm concerned," said Todd Werner of Canyon Country.
Fish and Wildlife spokesman Andrew Hughan told the Los Angeles Times investigators believe the bear was mutilated after it was hit.
"There were no signs of a gunshot, broken legs or hip — this was a crime of opportunity," Hughan was quoted as saying. "We are very confident it was hit by a car. This desecration of the body was done afterward."
The department of fish and wildlife says cutting animal parts off road kill is illegal.
A crime of opportunity, eh? Well put out an all-points-bulletin to be on the lookout for a Chinese suspect.
The Chinese love gallbladders and gallstones. Their demand for bear and cow gallbladders has created a huge international black market.
Or should I say green market? That's what color the gallbladder is, right?
Anyways, in Australia, they are burgling butcher shops of cow gallstones.
And remember my post about the Chinese man who hit the lottery when it turned out his dog had a giant gallstone worth a ton of money?
You may be mystified about the Chinese infatuation with gallbladders and wonder why it is.
Guys, don't ask me to make sense of the Chinese.
But I will say this. Bear bile has been clinically proven to have beneficial effects on people with gallbladder disease.
I know that because I suffer from gallstones and I take a medicine called ursodiol. It's prescribed by my doctor. You know, with a lab coat and stethoscope. Not a robe and a gong.
This is an actual medicine. A western medicine. Ursodiol.
But its origin lies in eastern medicine. Ursodiol is just synthesized bear bile. It's a particular bile acid. And it's named after bears. Urso means bear in Greek.
Before they synthesized it, the Chinese used to extract it from bears. And hence, there aren't many bears left in Asia.
Yes, bear bile is an effective treatment for gallstones in humans. But as far as all the other purported benefits touted by Chinese medicine who knows?!
I mean will eating a bear gallbladder really increase my virility, relive my sinus infection, clear up my dandruff, and make my beard thicker? I mean, really!?
Well, I guess there's only one way to find out.
If any of you feedingjimmy.com readers in California have a Chinese neighbor with a dent in his Honda that's filled with bear hair, tell them you got a buyer.


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tv Lou Dobbs Tonight FOX Business August 17, 2013 8:00pm-9:01pm EDT
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website at tomsullivan.com we're on the radio every weekday from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have another great tv show next week here on fox business. and in the meantime, i hope you'll join me on the radio. good evening, everybody. thank you for being with us. bloody deadly violence in the streets of cairo today and more violence is expected as the military shuts down demonstrations supporting deposed president mohamed morsi. president obama tonight appears to be assuming role of the great appeaser in the middle east. in northern africa and south asia, willing, it seems, to negotiate american interests and the interests of our allies with the taliban to in some interests directly affiliated with groups in al qaeda and muslim brotherhood for a significant if
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not dominant role in the egyptian government. we'll be exploring throughout the region the degree to which the obama foreign policy is responsible and whether this administration cannot successfully play a struktive role in support of egypt's secular military and in the shaping of a new democratic government with or without the muslim brotherhood and any forthcoming governing coalition. our foreign policy expert will also take on the issue of why mr. obama wants the muslim brotherhood's participation despite the objections of the secular military and other elements of the egyptian governing coalition. this is where things stand tonight in egypt. the interim government came into power after the removal of mohamed morsi, an development the president still refuses to call a coup cracked down ominous limb demonstrators today and in a deadly violent fashion,
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military police working to move them, virt actually since he was stopped. bulldozers, tanks, helicopters, cops, killing well over 200 civilians. the government reporting that at least 49 police have been killed in attacks by morsi supporters who stormed police stations across cairo. entire neighborhoods falling into battle lines among neighbors on opposite sides of the political con front tangs. egypt's into trim president declaring a month-long state of security. men sar ordering the military and police to restore law and order and to protect state facilities. vice president mohamed elbaradei, however,as withdrawn.
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elbaradei had withdrawn shortly after the onset of bloodshed saying, quote, it has become difficult for me to continue bearing responsibility for decisions that i d not agree with and whose consequences i fear. fox news sources on the ground report that el baredy had clashed repeatedly with the chief of egypt's military over the standoff with morsi's brotherhood supporters. the president today, silent on the manner, a he continues his vacation on martha's vineyard with another round of golf. the white house sending deputy press secretary josh ernest to the cameras to condemn those attacks before secretary of statjohn kerry made the following remark. this sounds a lot like an endorsement of the muslim brotherhood and their leader of choice, mohamed morsi. >> these events are deplorable, and they run counter to egyptian aspirations for peace,
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inclusion, and genuine democracy. the egyptians iide and outside the government need to take a step back. >> kerry's surprise appearance at the state department briefing marked by his hubs that egypt parties can work out a diplomatic solution. this as the obama state department refuses to claim that egypt is now embroiled in a civil war or that the military takeover could be described as a coup. we're looking at an administration that still has not defined what has happened in a foreign nation over a month ago sincehis president was removed from office or how they plan for that matter to preserve american interests in that region and nation. fox news chief whington correspondent james rosen has the report. >> reporter: u.s. officials said the horrific spetacl of them firing on the protesters once
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again raise the specter of civil war in the world's most populou arab nation dealt a blow to them. they urged all parties to cease fire and resume dialogue. >> i presume that path is still open and it is possible, though it has been made much, much harder, much more complicated by the events of today. >> reporter: national security adviser susan rice has been briefing president obama during his vacation on martha's vineyard. his spokesman was pressed on whether theousster of the muslim government in july and its latest assault ominous limb supporters don't make it clear that they have staged a cow data coup de tat in egypt. the obama administration has tap-danced around it like fred astaire. >> what i'm trying to say to you is there are certain legal obligations that go with the definition of a coup, and it has
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been determined by senior foreign policy officials in this administration to not make a determination. >> we look at our legal requirements determine that we're not required to make a determination. we look at everything through the prism at what is the impact on national security, on regional stability? how can we best play a role? >> reporter: they say it's misguided with disastrous effects. as we predicted and feared, he tweeted, we fear they have taken over. >> from cairo to baghdad, we're failing across the board. obama's foreign policy is not working. the mid east is literally in flames, and the biggest prize of all is egypt. if we lose egypt. if egypt becomes a failed fractured state, i cannot imagine what israel's future looks like.
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>> reporter: ker spoke with elbaradei after he resigned, but he added that kerry made no effort to persuade elbaradei to stay on in his job. lou? >> james, thank you. the obama administration's failure to accurately describe the situation in egypt is somewhat surprising because its was quick to frame the ft. hood massacre as workplace violence after the self described mao shah ha dean major nidal hasan kill 13d of our troops and wounded more than 30 others. it is outrageous that this administration would not describe truth truthfully the reality on the ground around the world and particularly in my judgment at ft. hood. for more on what appears to be a tactical victory by the military in egypt an a war on the secular solution, joining us fox
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contributor judith miller. also dr. walib ferris. good to have you both here. let me ask you first, judy. is it a government having its way? is it establishing itself, or is it on the edge of a right rebellion? >> well, i think the government, whiches that support of the majority of the egyptian people was actually pushed by the egyptian people into this very dramatic and risky policy. >> the egyptian people or the people? >> the egyptian people wanted them to get out of the streets, end the encampments that are basically closing off much of cairo to their own people. they had had it with morsi and the muslim brotherhood. they wanted the egyptian military to take charge and
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restore egypt. that's what's happening today. that's why the administration is having a hard time on the one hand supporting the military and on the her hand still attempting to support democracy. >> honestly i see it more than just difficult, wad. i see it so enflikting in its statements and initiatives, sending mccann ain and others te muslim brotherhood. they wanted that out but so did others of the presumptive coalition. what is your analysis? >> they made it very, very clear. after there are decisi-makers, they think it's chaos. it is not chaos. it is part of the war on terror. what happened today as you just said in the introduction, is a win, is a tactical victory in
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the war against extremists. they're the mother company, the mother machine that has been feeding all the others. so the army, as judith said, listened to what the people have said. they mandated the army. 23 million on june 3rd marched and another 30 to 40,000 march and asked the army to get rid of the armed enclaves in cairo. this is not against democracy or the demonstration. they can do the demonstration as wuch as they want. let me a you both, and judy,ty'll start with you. why are they sending off lindy graham and mccain? where is this administration supporting the brotherhood when they're a clear and present danger to stability not only in egypt but of the region?
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>> lou, i don't think they are supporting the muslim brotherhood. i think what they want to avoid is the muslim brotherhood going underground and starting to wage the kind of terrorism within egypt that the jihadees have waged throughout the middle east. the only way to do that is to get the military to include them in some way, shape, or form. and so you send mccain and you send graham to deliver that message. >> that message -- that isn't the message i flank heard them deliver, insisting upon egyptian/brotherhood participation. speaking directly to the leaders of the secular military, including the general, this is preposterous on its face to me that their idea about avoiding a guerilla war with a muslim brotherhood is to put them in a significant role within a coalition, a governor coalition. >> well, i think as long as the
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military is calling the shots, you can afford to have some muslim brotherhood participation without risking mility civilian control or i should say military secular control of the country. >> but we're talking about an organization that has just lost with morsi being thrown from office by the military. walid, your thoughts. >> look. many advisers, academics in washington have been advising the administration and outside the administration that the muslim brotherhood are kneee. once in government, they're going to be very nice. that is not the case. >> they'll do as much as they can when they grab the entire government. what did he do? that's why there was 60 million
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egypt chans who rose against him. what the muslim brotherhood needs to do is to reform. do what gorbachev tried to do in the communist party and he failed them. >> i cannot look -- elbaradei, stepping in, stepping out, what is his vision in his own role in egypt's politics and its future? >> well, lou, i think the man who won the nobel peace prees can hardsly sit back and watch hundreds of his people be slaughter. >> are you saying his people are the muslim brotherhood? >> no. egyptians. anyone killed in egypt. he was okay with doing it in a gentler kinder way of starving
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them out. >> he's a preposterous man. >> elbaradei was a u.n. man who spent more time in egypt. he doesn't know his own country and i think we've seen that today. >> he was not quick to say, oh, no, please stay with us. was he? >> no, no. we've been seeing him on many networks. there are 500 elbaradeis with degrees. el pair day is a afraid. he's afraid to step down and come back when the procesis clarified. >> thank you very much. attorney general eric holder gives a speech oven why he andpot thank they're entitled to
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more on the attorney general's latest so-called smart on crime policy. i'm joined by criminal defense attorney fox news legal analyst arthur aidala and christopher adams who served under both presidents bush and obama. the author of the book "injustice." christian, good to have you with us. arthur, let me turn to you. we have heard from a number of people today that basically as controversial as it seems, that the attorney general is really asking prosecutors, u.s. attorneys, to do what they're already doing. >> well, here's the -- i think
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the general concept is a good concept that's heading in the right direction. state courts have been doing this with drug laws for a long time. we d it in new york. we overhauled the laws. there's too many people in jail for these drug crimes. however, the way he's telling -- >> you know, this is a novel thing to say. there are way too many people to have been found guilty of offending drug laws. >> americans have more people in jail than any member on the planet earth statistically speaking. what he's doing is basical changing the laws of congress without going in and actually changing the laws of congress and he's doing it in a very simple way. he told the prosecutors, don't put in the amount of drugs which would trigger a mandatory minimum sentence, which the judge has no discretion. >> christian, that is to me the
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most incendiary insulting part of what the administration is doing. basically telling prosecutors to withhold evidence. >> yeah. why do we always seem to have an attorney general always on the side of the lawless. they're going to essentially be concealing relevant information from the court. if the federal judges are smart, they'll start asking the u.s. attorneys in court, how many drugs did he have. we can debate the federal drug laws. it's a mess. the one thing they ought to do is tell the truth. this guy has a problem over and over and over again adhering to the rule of law and telling the truth. >> let me turn now to another challenge and that is the border surge and asylum seekers, arthur. we're looking at now what many authorities may feel attempts to swamp the system by claiming asylum from mention cal nationals who claimly did not claim asylum.
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they simply crossed the border. what's going on? >> what do we do? it's the foundation of america is to welcome people in as long as they're legal people who are here who want to come in legally, want to become tax-paying members and respected members of our society. i don't know what to do. what do you tell them? no, we're not going to take you. if you come from check oom czec ya. >> i don't know what's happening. do you think there's an organized effort to crash the system? i don't know. >> do i? you wrote three books. how about it? what do you think is going on. >> of course, there's an organized effort. this is the -- the justice department is giving orders and the dss is giving orders to cut people loose once they catch them if th invoke the magic
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words or they're putting them up at the sheraton san diego. these people belong in detention centers before a judge can hear their claim. this is a deliberate every effort to swamp the system. it's what the left always does. why is this president always on the side of the radicals and the lawless. why are they always aiding the law breakers and not defending the law-abiding citizen. >> you have a lot more experience than i do. i happen to agree the drug laws aren't working and something has to happen and if you look at the local government systems, what has been working is more programs, more rehabilitation. if you look at the prak ters, they say no one should cut a break if they used a weapon, if they sell drugs to a minor. they're talking about the
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schmks as we call them in brooklyn. >> but the schmucks aren't being incarcerated. >> under the current law they are and the judge who wants to give them break can't. >> do you agree with that? >> it's a job for congress, not a king to change the law. there should be a debate in congress about the federal mess of ridiculous drug laws, but it'sot the attorney general's laws to apiece racial interest groups by changing the law like a king would do. >> federal judge ruled the nypd deliberately violated the rights of tens of thousands with the so-called stop and frisk measure which is not only a law enforcement tactic but also an anti-terrorism tactic. >> it's a huge ruling especially here in new york city. and one of the things she found was statistically showing it was
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either 80 or 88% of people who were stopped were let go, which means the officers who were saying they had reason to believe they were doing something wrong, were only correct 12% of the time? she's saying you're stopping people because of the way they looked, not because you saw a bulge. >> that's a pretty amazing powerful of inferential logic on the part of the judge. i can see her drawing some conclusions, but you could as easily, could you not, say they are being thorough and you're casting a wide net. you would haven't to infer it with us profiling. >> she took months of testimony from out of the office. >> how about this? what were their races and egts is inties? i don't want to hear inferential logic from a judge who in all likelihood -- well, won't say
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it. christian adams, you get the last word, sir. >> they have consistently been hostile against these great american traditions of liberty, honesty, and the rule of law and every day we learn more and more new things. >> indeed we do. appreciate it, christian adams. thank you, arthur. up next, attorney general eric holder demanding a sentence to handle the situation. the question, dumm criminals or smarter law enforcement? clients are always learning more to make their money do more. (ann) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my lening every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody.
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while the entire population has increased by a third since 1980, the prison population has grown by an astonishing rate, by almost 800%. it's still growing, despite the fact that federal prisons are operating at 40% above capacity. >> that's attorney general holder announcing he wants shorter jail time if at all for some drug offenders. for the past 4 1/2 years this
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administration has been talking about economic fairness, leveling the playing field, and now it appears we're catching too many criminals and this isn't fair to them. our law enforcement is too good, too smart, too effective and attorney general holder used the 1987 incarceration rate compared to today. take a look at this. back then, there were 146 prisoners for every 140,000 living in the country. 146. now in the latest year available, 2011, there were 492 prisoners for every 100,000 people. now, i mean that's -- is that some sort of anomaly? is there some problem there? holder certainly makes it sound like a problem, doesn't he? now he wants to level the playing field as they seem they alwa want to do no matter the issue, but take a look at these
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statistics back in 1980. in 1980 there were 5,900 reported crimes per 100,000 population. 5,950, the murder rate, that plummeted as well. in 1980, 10.2 per 100,000. it's been cult by more than half, down to 4.7 murders for every 100,000 people. so what is happening with the nation's incarceration rate? maybe mandatory minimum sentences are to blame or maybe our criminals are getting dumber. law ens forcement getting just too smart. what is the issue here? is it really that we need to release people from prison earlier than required under these mandatory provisions? because those mandatory provisions are fundamental to
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the incredible decline and the crime rate in this country. and did you know that earlier this month a tennessee man called the police to report a home invasion when they allegedly took his safe of marijuana, guns, and drug money? dumber cases. a little advice to the tennessee fellow, don't ask the police to find your marijuana and other ill-gotten gains and some advice to the attorney general. leave the legisling to congress. it points out that three of our past presidents had they been apprehended under the current drug guidelines for drugs they were taking, they would not have become president of the united states and that would be a shame. those presidents are george clinton, grge bush, and barack obama. it seems more like an argument for many, of course, for many
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of a classroom. >> whoa. if that's a good relationship, i don't know. those comments after the cancellation over the snowden asylum. the next, obama and putin are behaving like teenaged boys, k.t. mcfarland. glad to have you with us. >> thank you. >> there's something disconcerting about the president using that kind of language with any leader. it's anything but presidential. >> they are behaving like boys on the playground. it would be a joke if peace weren't hanging in the balance. the joke is putin looks bored. >> he neefrs been personal. >> never been personal. the president has made -- as you
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just heard. >> it smacks of desperation. >> desperate of what? >> putin is outsmartg obama at every step of the game. obama makes these grand sweeping gestures. putin says you didn't translate that word right. obama says we're going to cancel this. putin says thanks very much but i'm going to continue to help the ianians with their nuclear program. the ruians say, no thank you very much, but why don't you cancel the whole missile defense system too. it's not working and i think the president doesn't realize he's got the ace up the sleeve that he's not playing. >> what is the ace? >> american energy enpen dense. russia's whole economy is built on the economy to export them at a high price. they're eastern -- >> but they hold europe.
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>> hostage. >> -- in their hand. >> poland. why don't we stop in poland on the way to the g-20 summit and bring energy objectives. >> you were talking about strong poverty leadership. that's at least a few years office if the president continues the pattern he's established in the first four and half, isn't it? >> not really because you can have a turnaround in the oil for example if he gave approval for the keysto pipeline. >> he's made it clear whoenlt. >> he's made it clear he won't. >> that's what i'm saying. >> you're going to have to wait until a new president comes in. >> there's a little bleep there. i apologize. >> it's right there within our grasp. it's such a shame to see the president not exploiting the situation. the russians have failed to develop any other economy. who bice russian computers, russian cars or clothes. you buy russian oil or natural gas. if the oil prices aren't high --
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>> or you buy russian warheads. >> your buy russian warheads, exactly. i think if the president of the united states said, okay, here's the game, you need american technology and foreign investmento develop your oil fields. that's not going to happen. the president refuses to do that. as a result, they look like boys on the playground. >> speaking of boys on the playground, no boy is having more fun on the playground than john mccain. >> i don't quite gethat. zipping around the world, invading everybody's authority. but, you know, snowden has done some real message which the chinese an ryu shabs go. how we go about intelligence gather and obviously there's the opportunity to humiliate the president, which putin loves. >> k.t. mcfarland, always good
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the department of education today released a 67-page report on emergency planning for the nation's schools. the report contains, frankly, absolutely ridiculous advice on,000 defend against a school shooter. we're going to tell you all about it. the agency saying there are three basic options for students and teachers that allow them to manage an active shooter situation as they t it. run away from the shooter is one option. hide in as safe a place as possible. or fight back using things such
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as fire extinguishers and chairs against a shooter. education secretary arne duncan apparently doesn't realize you can't outrun a bullet. and you should never bring a knife to a gun fight, you certainly can't bring a fire extinguisher to a gunfight and expect to survive, yet they did precisely that in this report. lease we'll and brad friedman. thank you both for being here. lease, let me turn to jason patric and a sperm donor who wants to be so much more. >> he doesn't want to be so much more. he did sign paper saying i want to be part of this baby's life. the baby is now 3 years old. he did sign that form. he did not relinquish custody and that's really the big thing that's different here, from men
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who relinquish company. now what's happening is there's a billion being presented i thing as a possible luck policy matter, you want them to be involved. not just paying child support but being involved. we want to support that. >> it's a conflict in our society and culture that's going to work its way through. do you think that men will have parental rights in cases like this? >> i thank i will. i think the california case is going to go through. the california law is going go through. and if the man can show he really is involved in the child's life in the best interest of the child, he should be involved. >> brad, let me turn to you, obama care, another broken promise, and there seems to be no law in obama care. it really is the most -- i've never seen the law so completely
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malleable and obviously being shaped by the executive after its passage. have you? >> absolutely not. this law is honored in its breach. whether it's the president saying that unions are going to be exempt because the unions come to them who supported this bill with hundreds of millions of dollars. mr. president, this isn't good for unions. before obama care was passed, there were promises of exemptions. i think there were up to 3,000 exemptions for business and now that the law has passed by executive fiat, the executive is determining what parts of the law he's going to honor and which part os testify law he's not. whether it's businesses on the hook for obama care or whether it's penalizing individuals like me who have to pay for obama care at the expense of the plans that shod be offered to me but are not. >> is there recourse? >> there is recourse because the
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executive branch is not supposed to be able to change law. now, it goes back to nancy pelosi. >> he's been in office for 4 1/2 years. >> pass the darn thing. then we read it. that's the whole darn problem. if you look at this, if they read the law before we passed it, they would have seen all these capouts, carveouts that were there. but now for obama to say we as executives can change the law -- >> what are you going to do about it? they're going to sue. it's going to be a big class action. if our caps are raised and we can't do anything about it, that's a class action lawsuit in the biggest term. >> it sounds to me like an appropriate place to start talking about taxation without representation. it's a place to talk about the usurping. >> that's what it is. checks and balances. i'm not so sure about taxation.
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but it's definitely checks and balances. >> i was using the supreme court. >> go for it, lou. >> any money is a tax by the definition. therefore -- >> with that representation. >> brad, let's -- let's turn if we may. there's one issue outn new mexico. the supreme court there decide thad you can -- you must give a juror who does not speak english the right to be impaneled on a jury. wow. what's your reaction? >> it's absolutely crazy. we should have english only as the standard by which laws should be interpreted, reid, imposed, and nothing short of that should be acceptable. it shouldn't be determined by the state if a glaj is going to be accepted. >> is it a right of the juror to be on the panel? >> no, no. >> or the right of the defendant
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to have a -- >> jury of his or her peers. here's the thing. it this is a little didn't. this is a person of the united states. >> but we're -- >> if we were talking about an alien -- i hate to see is what could happen is they could bring somebody to translate right there at the expense of the state. >> ithere a legal basis for doing so? >> bringing in -- >> who's right should prevl? that of the defendant or someone who can't understand a word sit on the jury. >> it's not about that in the sense of it's an american citizen who's allowed to be able to be on a jury. >> we've got to to go. you're giving me a lawyer answer. i want a quick answer. i've got to go. >> you can't decide on race or otherwise. >> it's nonsense. >> no, it's not nonsense. >> we'll be back with lis wiehl
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and brad friedman next week. and we'll have the answers, lis promises. one of them, a state senator right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology,
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bucks we understand in his campaign coffers. how much have you got? >> well, we just started today, lou. thank you for having me on the show. we just got out of the gate today. we're looking to raise -- obviously we're not going to be able to rasz as much money as lindy graham but we have the truth on our side. we think we'll raise enou money to get our message out and that's what we're counting on. >> it shouldn't be based on money. it shouldn't play a role. you describe yourself, would you not, as a tea party conservative? >> well, we have a liberty caucus here in south carolina. i have 100 score with those guys with the south carolina. i have had 100 every year since i've been in the senate. i've got an a-plus with the tea party group. we've done quite well but we'd
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like to take our message to washington. we're going to need folks in washington pushing the power back. >> you're facing a primary with nancy mace who's the first female graduate of the citadel businessman cash. why is lindsey graham facing a primary? he's a two-term senator? what are your objections to the man, and what are you going to do about it? >> well, i feel like he hasn't shown the leadership he needs to show on conservative causes, and i think he wouldear that if he with us back in south carolina during the break. but instead he's been over in egypt running around with mccain, acting as a community organizer for the muslim brotherhood. i feel like he hasn't listened to the carolineans. >> did you just say community organizer for the muslim
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brotherhood? >> yes, sir. >> i thought that's what i heard you say. they were trying to bring the muslimbrotherhood back into the government after the military had gotten them out of there. you also say senator graham has allowed just about all of his policies to be dictated by senator john mccain. what do you mean by that? i think i know, but i want to hear from you. >> well, john mcca has been basically a tool for the democrat party for quite a while and lindsey graham has started in suit. if you start at a and z and say the republicans are at a and democrats at z, you notice mccain and graham jumped away in a hurry. they're nothe best at negotiating our freedom. the wacko bird comment and then graham who had the audacity to
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Ralph Lauren is shorthand for a lifestyle. The fashion empire of the 91st richest American is built on selling a tastefully expensive American dream. So as an escapist fantasy from a chilly New York fashion week, Ralph Lauren recreated a vignette of his own holiday home in Montego Bay in a cavernous former rail depot in downtown Manhattan.
In front of an audience which included the actors Katie Holmes and Hilary Swank, the catwalk descended from the deck of a wooden beach house with white shutters, cane furniture, hurricane lamps and porthole mirrors.
Lauren "wanted to share the mood, the light, the blue and white freshness of my retreat in Jamaica", he said. Barefoot models wore tie-dye sundresses with basketweave handbags, or sporty colourblocked dresses in the bright graphic blocks of regatta pennants. The style was reassuringly familiar. Casual white jeans were worn with expensive suede belts; crisp white shirts with collars flipped up to frame exquisite earrings. There were Breton stripe sweaters, deck shorts, and navy blazers with white piping.
The Ralph Lauren aesthetic edges at times toward parody. Mens' outfits in the show teamed double-breasted suits with natty silk cravats and espadrilles. This drifted alarmingly close to the wardrobe of Shell Oil Junior, the boat-loving millionaire Tony Curtis invents in order to seduce Marilyn Monroe in the film Some Like It Hot. Here, perhaps, is a reminder that personal fortunes of $6.2bn (£4.5bn), at Forbes' last estimate, are not made by an overemphasis on subtlety.
A more wintry take on Ralph Lauren's wholesome Americana is currently being showcased almost 7,000 miles from New York fashion week in Pyeongchang, where the brand is the official outfitter for the US team at the Winter Olympics.
The kit includes what David Lauren, son of Ralph and chief innovation officer for the brand, describes as "the most technologically advanced jacket ever produced". The inner lining of a red, white and blue parka features an American flag made from ink which heats up, activated by mobile technology the athletes control via their phones, with a choice of three heat settings. "The American flag will heat up the jacket – it's a symbolic ode to our flag," said Lauren. A pair of tan suede gloves with eye-catching fringing have also attracted attention.
The most recent set of financial results highlighted continuing difficulties for Ralph Lauren. Fiftieth anniversary celebrations for the brand, which was founded in 1967, are on ice while the company puts a turnaround plan into operation.
A strategy of allowing the name to be widely available on lower priced goods had raked in profit, but at the expense of a loss of cachet in the eyes of luxury consumers. The chief executive, Patrice Louvet, along with Lauren, who stepped down from boardroom leadership in 2015 but remains the creative force, are battling to restore crucial prestige to the Ralph Lauren name.