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"I think you hit the nail on the head I think often the key to avoiding a cheap gimmicky look is to be subtle and not over do it. Sometimes I will have to walk away from a image and come back with a fresh perspective to be sure it hasn't been overdone."
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Welcome to 'All About Benidorm', the most informative website about Benidorm! Brought to you by the publishers of The Round Town Times, (Benidorm's free newspaper in English) this website, just like our newspaper, is dedicated to informing you of all you need to know about Benidorm!
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Cruise Ship in Benidorm
The MS Amadea will make history in Benidorm when she moors out in the bay on Monday 13th October. Operated under charter by the Germany-based Phoenix Reisen, MS Amadea will spend just 6 hours here but it is estimated that in that time more than 1000 of the 1500 mostly German passengers will come ashore to discover the delights our resort has to offer ...[click to read more]
Another Great Charity Bash at Showboat
The last Sunday of September saw the annual charity event held at the famous Levis Showboat in Benidorm, which once again raised a huge amount of money for the children of Emmaus. Previous events have concentrated on raising funds for the children's home in Relleu, and owing to a monumental effort by local people those children now enjoy a much better quality of life. This latest event was in aid of raising funds for the other Emmaus installations in the area such as the one in La Nucia. Although the Valencian government pays basic running costs, there is never quite enough money and in these hard economic times the remaining homes and children face an uncertain future ...[click to read more]
What's being done about Petty Crime in Benidorm?
Round Town puts your questions and concerns to the Head of Citizen's Safety in the Town, José Marcet[click to read more]
For a town such as Benidorm where the population swells from 75,000 people to over 400,000 in peak season, serious incidents such as rape or murder are almost unheard of. Not so though the cases of petty theft and ...
Waste of Water
With the Province of Alicante suffering its worst drought since records began, news that since December 2011the feet wash installations of Mal Pas and Poniente beach (a total of 36) have been hooked up to the town's drinking water supply has left a bad taste in the mouths of local residents ...[click to read more]
Bike Hire Chaos in Benidorm
Most cities and large towns in Spain have a bicycle hire service nowadays, where visitors can for a few Euros borrow a bike to ride and explore, often being able to return it to a different pickup point at no extra charge. Benidorm is no exception to this, with its hire scheme launched to great fanfare a few years ago.
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However, the Spanish press recently reported that the town hall has had to issue an ultimatum ...
It's a Doggy Revolution!
Summer time for dog owners in Spain can be a bit of a nightmare, with people generally having a choice of leaving their pets with friends or stumping up for expensive kennels. Until now that is ...[click to read more]
Be Careful What You Wish For ... !
Summertime school holidays in Spain are some of the longest in Europe with lucky kids traditionally breaking up in mid June and going back in some cases a couple of weeks into September. Under pressure from parents who have to organise someone to look after their little darlings while they were working, rules were changed this year so that children were ...[click to read more]
This year in Spain has been exceptional. We've had so many concerts, fiestas and opportunities to see the best of the best. This year alone I have watched 'the original' UB40, Earth Wind and Fire, Kool & the Gang ... the list is endless. It certainly doesn't stop there though. I met up with the co-ordinator and host, Sammy Kruz, of the next major event to take place, "Benidorm Pride" and it's getting me so excited I can hardly wait! From the ...[click to read more]
Let Jet2.com Cure Your Homesickness
Paella on the playa, sangria under the stars, afternoon siestas after riotous fiestas - It's easy to see why so many of us have swapped Blighty for a life in sunny Spain. BUT, in spite of the sun, sea and sangria there are few of us expats immune to a spot of homesickness now and again.[click to read more]
As well as ...
Charge Your Mobile Gratis on Benidorm Beaches!
Visitors to Benidorm´s Levante and Poniente beaches are now able to enjoy the use of a free charging service for both mobile phones and tablets, owing to an agreement between the Town Hall and a private company called cargatodo.es. The company has installed facilities ...[click to read more]
An Evening of Clairvoyance
Join Micky "Gypsy Boy" Vermooch for an Evening of Clairvoyance
Son of a true Romani family, Micky Vermooch is highly regarded and affectionately known as "Gypsy Boy". He has worked in spiritualist churches throughout the world since a young age and now aged 60 he is proud to declare, "I give proof that loved ones who have passed away are still very much around."[click to read more]
Recently Micky gave a private reading to the Reverend Diana Fearn of Staten Island, New York. She said late
Back to School
September marks the end of summer holidays and a return to school![click to read more]
In Spain the school year is divided into three terms with a long summer holiday break of almost three months. Up until this year kids have always returned to school on around the 9th of September, having broken up on the 20th June but all that has now changed! Hence why you will have just witnessed what can only be described as an early "mass exodus" of...
Sprucing Up the Euro Notes
Sharp eyed readers may have noticed during their visits over the past year that they actually have two different types of 5€ notes in their wallets or purses? There is an ongoing renovation process going on at the moment right throughout the Euro zone, whereby all of the old notes, starting with the ...[click to read more]
Return of the Package Holiday
Holidaymakers are turning their backs on independent travel and breathing new life into an old favourite. Oh yes, the package holiday is "back in vogue".[click to read more]
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Stakeholder conflict - the battle over rewards of work
Investors vs Managers vs Employees - a classic example of stakeholder conflict - is to be examined in a 30-minute radio programme on Monday evening, spotted by my colleague David Wright. Radio 4's Analysis series will be looking at "...how the relative power of executives has grown and is now reflected in their own
much higher financial rewards and enhanced esteem. And if both workers and investors want to increase their influence and their share of the rewards how might they go about it?".
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The Spirit House
Cocktails galore
What we say:
This bar and restaurant is tastefully built in the likeness of its namesake.
It is one of Vientiane's finest, with the most extensive cocktail menu in town and satisfying selection of Western and Lao food. The bartenders take great pride in their cocktails, which include some spectacular concoctions like a green-tea infused gin and tonic or a martini with sake and pickled ginger.
If you're not that adventurous, there's more familiar mixes plus imported beers, cognacs, whiskeys and a very impressive wine list. Drinking here is almost affordable during their 17:00 till 20:00 happy hour, when cocktails are 25% off.
If you get peckish, the food is as elegant as the drinks with a selection of tapas and sandwiches or full meals like steak or house-made meat pies. It's also one of the best places in town for a full breakfast. Whatever you choose to order, your needs will be impeccably tended to. Free WiFi for customers.
Contact detailsWest on Fa Ngum Rd, past SIthane Rd
Open: Open daily: 07:00 - 23:00.
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Judging solely on the Vallejo repper's stage name, you might assume Moe Green's grind was motivated entirely by a desire to amass paper (and possibly spend it on vast quantities of kush). But, you know what they say about books and their covers. As a matter of fact, Green flouts these preconceptions in the very first lines of his latest feature: "F*ck rappin' 'bout your money tree—I'm plantin' seeds for the Garden of Eden." A standout cut off the emcee's latest EP, Dreamin' finds Moe doing just as the title says: fantasizing about the success that awaits him, and in the process illuminating some of the deeper motivations behind his hustle. Bedrock's quietly determined piano/synth-string beat pulses in the background as Green expresses his desire to bring a breath of fresh air to the game and set an example for those to come. And if that big money does eventually find its way into his pocketbook, the first thing he's gonna do is set his mother up in a better place (see also: Get Mama a House). Complete with a simple yet effective hook by Amy Serrata, this joint is just one of many fresh cuts to be found on Moe's Lionheart EP, released June 27, and out now online.
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- 20:00 | In the world Spain says will seek to block watered-down Catalan vote on independence
Spain will seek to block in the courts a watered-down version of a Catalan vote on independence planned for Nov. 9 in the same way it stopped a non-binding referendum, Deputy Prime Minister Soraya Saenz de Santamaria said on Friday.
Source: Reuters
- 19:46 | In the world Marijuana expected to become legal in Washington DC
In a referendum next week, voters in the US capital look likely to legalise marijuana.
Source: The Telegraph
- 19:39 | In the world The most important wave he'll ever catch
Surfer frantically paddles to escape the jaws of a huge shark as it comes for him in the pristine waters off Western Australia.
Source: The Daily Mail
- 19:30 | In the world Foreign jihadists flocking to Iraq and Syria on 'unprecedented scale' – UN
The United Nations has warned that foreign jihadists are swarming into the twin conflicts in Iraq and Syria on "an unprecedented scale" and from countries that had not previously contributed combatants to global terrorism.
Source: The Guardian
- 19:22 | In the world Russia raises interest rates to 9.5%
The bank has already raised rates from 5.5% at the start of the year but the moves have failed to combat inflation.
Source: BBC
- 19:15 | In the world Syria's Alawites pay heavy price as they bury sons
The posters of slain Syrian soldiers, put up by families to commemorate their sons killed in the fight against rebels, are plastered on walls throughout the coastal province of Tartous, forming impromptu murals of death that illustrate the price supporters of President Bashar Assad are paying to defend his rule.
Source: AP
- 19:08 | In the world Gazprom to resume gas supply after Ukraine pays $2.2 billion
Russia may restart gas supply to Ukraine as soon as next week if Kiev pays $2.2 billion worth of debt and pre-payments, gas export monopoly Gazprom said on Friday, under a deal that is also vital to ensure deliveries to Europe.
Source: Reuters
- 19:00 | In the world North Korean Ebola policies hit tourism businesses
North Korea's quarantine of foreigners to prevent Ebola has not disrupted business with the nation's largest trading partner, Chinese businesspeople say, although a tourist ban has hurt travel agencies that run tours to the reclusive country.
Source: ABC News
- 18:45 | In the world Hungary scraps internet tax after mass protests
Plans to tax users monthly rates for the amount of internet they use sparked demonstrations acorss the European country attended by tens of thousands of people.
Source: The Telegraph
- 18:27 | In the world China corruption: Record cash find in official's home
Anti-corruption investigators in China have reportedly found the equivalent of $33m in cash at an official's home - the biggest such haul to date.
Source: BBC
- 17:51 | In the world Palestinian President: Closing Jerusalem holy site 'a declaration of war'
Tensions between Palestinians and Israelis spiked in Jerusalem Thursday as Israel closed access to the Temple Mount, a move Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called a "declaration of war."
Source: CNN
- 17:23 | In the world Europe won't recognize vote in eastern Ukraine, Merkel tells Putin
German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Russian President Vladimir Putin on the phone that Sunday's planned elections in eastern Ukraine were illegitimate and would not be recognized by European leaders, a Berlin government spokesman said on Friday.
Source: Reuters
- 20:00 | In the world Japan Crown Princess Masako attends first banquet in 11 years
Since the birth of their daughter in 2001, she has made rare public appearances but has largely stayed away from royal duties.
Source: BBC
- 19:50 | In the world Brutal winter set to hit war-torn eastern Ukraine
Dark tunnels in the basement of a bombed-out hospital in the eastern city of Donetsk lead to a makeshift shelter.
Source: AP
- 19:43 | In the world Ukraine gas supplies in doubt as Russia seeks EU payment deal
Ukraine's efforts to unblock deliveries of Russian gas as winter sets in were deadlocked on Thursday as Moscow's negotiators were quoted demanding firmer commitments from the European Union to cover Kiev's pre-payments for energy.
Source: Reuters
- 19:35 | In the world Dentist reveals how to eat your way to whiter gnashers - and the good news is it even includes cheese!
There are three key factors that patients need to keep in mind when it comes to the white teeth diet: chewing, saliva production, and staining.
Details: The Daily Mail
- 19:28 | In the world World Bank pledges $100m to send health workers to Ebola-hit countries
The United Nations says around 5,000 international personnel are needed, including up to 1,000 foreign health workers.
Source: The Guardian
- 19:22 | In the world Burkina Faso parliament set ablaze
Protesters angry at plans to allow Burkina Faso's President Blaise Compaore to extend his 27-year-rule have set fire to parliament.
Source: BBC
- 19:14 | In the world Syrian official slams Turkey's role
Syrian President Bashar Assad's political adviser has accused Turkey of committing "aggression" against her country by allowing rebels to cross into the Syrian Kurdish border town of Kobani.
Source: ABC News
- 19:07 | In the world Nato jets track 'unusual' Russian bomber sorties
Four groups of aircraft intercepted in past 24 hours - and similar incidents are running at three times the rate of 2013.
Source: The Telegraph
- 18:56 | In the world Eight dead, hundreds missing in Sri Lankan landslide
The landslide hit the south-central Badulla District Wednesday morning, destroying at least 140 homes, said Pradeep Kodippili with Sri Lanka's Disaster Management Center.
Source: CNN
- 17:43 | In the world Families of missing students confront Mexico's president
Parents of 43 student teachers who went missing more than a month ago in southern Mexico emerged from a marathon meeting with President Enrique Peña Nieto frustrated and angry at what they see as a lack of commitment to find their children.
Source: The Guardian
- 17:30 | In the world Iraqi Kurdish forces enter Syria to fight Islamic State
A first group of Iraqi Kurdish peshmerga fighters entered the besieged Syrian town of Kobani on Thursday to help push back Islamic State militants who have defied U.S. air strikes and threatened to massacre its Kurdish defenders.
Source: Reuters
- 17:09 | In the world Jerusalem holy site closure 'declaration of war' - Abbas
The move came amid tension after the shooting of a Jewish activist. Israel's PM called for calm, saying Mr Abbas was responsible for escalating tensions.
Source: BBC
- 21:00 | In the world Hong Kong protesters suggest talks with Beijing
Student democracy activists who have occupied Hong Kong streets for a month suggested Tuesday that direct negotiations with senior Chinese Communist Party officials could be a way to end their standoff with the local government.
Source: AP
- 20:52 | In the world Italian president gives evidence at landmark mafia trial
Tucked away in the oldest part of Rome's presidential palace on the top of the Quirinal hill, the Sala del Bronzino has seen no shortage of intrigue in its time. It was a reception hall for the popes.
Source: The Guardian
- 20:45 | Region Islamic State crisis: Turkish PM rejects Kobane criticism
He told the BBC it would only take part in operations if the US-led coalition's strategy included military action against Syrian government forces.
Source: BBC
- 20:39 | In the world Egypt to create buffer zone along Gaza border
Egyptian security officials say authorities have ordered residents living along the country's eastern border with the Gaza Strip to evacuate so they can demolish their homes and set up a buffer zone to stop weapons and militant trafficking between Egypt and the Palestinian territory.
Source: ABC News
- 20:32 | In the world Student shoots and kills teacher in Estonia
There were four other students inside the classroom, but no one was injured.
Source: CNN
- 20:25 | In the world Eating too much salt puts up your blood pressure, but too little may be just as bad
The World Health Organisation thinks we should eat less than 5g per day, while the American Heart Association goes further still, recommending we consume under 3g.
Source: The Daily Mail
- 20:19 | Region 18 miners trapped in coal mine accident in Turkey
Underground waters flooded a section of a coal mine in southern Turkey on Tuesday, trapping at least 18 workers, officials and reports said - an event likely to raise even more concerns about the nation's poor workplace safety standards.
Source: AP
- 20:14 | In the world 'Evil clowns' stalk France
A 14-year-old dressed as a clown was arrested on Monday near Paris for attempting to attack a woman, as a strange phenomenon of fake, evil clowns terrorising passers-by spreads in France.
Source: The Telegraph
- 20:08 | In the world Russia backs separatist vote in Ukraine
Moscow has announced it will recognise separatist polls in Ukraine next weekend, fuelling tensions with the country's newly elected pro-western leaders as they negotiate on forming a coalition government.
Source: The Guardian
- 20:00 | In the world Ebola outbreak: World Bank chief appeals for volunteers
The president of the World Bank has made an emotional appeal for thousands of medical workers to volunteer and help contain the growing Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
Source: BBC
- 19:51 | In the world U.S., allies stage 13 attacks on Islamic State targets in Syria, Iraq
In Syria, U.S. attack and fighter aircraft went after targets near the border city of Kobani, destroying a small Islamic State unit and four fighting positions.
Source: Reuters
- 10:53 | Region NKR Foreign Minister discusses Karabakh conflict in Canada
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic Karen Mirzoyan is paying a working visit to Canada.
Source: NKR MFA
- 10:52 | Armenia Drivers recommended to use winter tires
All motorways were passable in Armenia as of 8:00 am today.
Source: MES
- 09:16 | In the world Ukraine president: consultations on new parliamentary coalition to start Monday
"Coalition consultations will be kicked off tomorrow not to waste time," he said.
Source: TASS
- 09:11 | In the world South African soccer player Senzo Meyiwa shot and killed
South African soccer captain Senzo Meyiwa was shot and killed Sunday night in the Vosloorus township near Johannesburg.
Source: CNN
- 09:07 | In the world Ebola: US nurse 'to take legal action' over confinement
A US nurse held in quarantine in New Jersey after treating Ebola patients in West Africa says she will challenge her confinement in a federal court.
Source: BBC
- 09:04 | In the world Islamic State militants fire Iraqi Anbar Province with chlorine shells
Islamic State (IS) militants fired chlorine-filled shells on a residential district in Iraqi's western Anbar Province, commander of the rapid intervention forces in Anbar, Shaaban Obaidi said Sunday.
Source: RIA Novosti
- 08:56 | In the world Dilma Rousseff re-elected Brazilian president
An official count showed her rival, centrist candidate Aecio Neves, taking just over 48% of the vote.
Source: BBC
- 08:55 | In the world Yatsenyuk's People's Front takes lead in Rada elections with 15% of ballots tallied
According to Central Election Commission, Petro Poroshenko's Bloc is now close second with 21.69 percent of the votes.
Source: RIA Novosti
- 15:10 | Region 300 ceasefire violations at Karabakh-Azerbaijan Line of Contact
Over 3,000 shots were fired against Armenian defense guards from guns of different calibers.
Source: NKR Defense Ministry
- 14:29 | In the world Armenian journalist appointed chief advisor to Turkish Prime Minister
Turkish-Armenian journalist and writer Etyen Mahcupyan will serve as a chief advisor to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.
Source: Sabah
- 14:26 | Armenia Russian Ambassador: Almost all opposition forces are in favor of Armenia's accession to EEU
"Armenia's membership in the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) is a right strategic decision, which absolutely does not mean that the doors are closed for cooperation with other countries," Ivan Volynkin said.
Source: Panorama.am
- 14:24 | Armenia 'Parliamentary trio' to continue rallies in Yerevan
The three non-government parties – Armenian National Congress, Prosperous Armenia, and Heritage – will stage rallies at Yerevan's Liberty Square on October 31, November 7 and 14, from 4:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
Source: Yerevan Municipality
- 12:07 | Armenia Armenia exported 26,680 tons of vegetables
A total of 10,875 tons of fruits were exported from Armenia to Russia, UAE, Switzerland, Ukraine, and Georgia as of October 20.
Source: Haykakan Zhamanak
- 11:34 | Armenia Vayk Mayor will not reject offer to be Governor of Vayots Dzor
"If the party decides so, I will not refuse," Harutyun Sargsyan said.
Source: Zhamanak
- 10:40 | Armenia Rosneft will not make investment in Nairit plant
Russia's Rosneft has officially informed representatives of Armenian government that it has no plans to implement any investment project in Nairit plant.
Source: Haykakan Zhamanak
- 09:08 | In the world Cancer-killing cells made in the lab
In experiments on mice, the stem cells were genetically engineered to produce and secrete toxins which kill brain tumours, without killing normal cells or themselves.
Source: BBC
- 09:04 | In the world Initiators of Friends of Putin group call anti-Russian sanctions 'idiotic'
Initiator of Friends of Putin group in the Italian parliament believe that the West's anti-Russian sanctions are idiotic and doomed to fail, said Matteo Salvini, the secretary of the Northern League party.
Source: TASS
- 08:59 | In the world Newest attack submarine to be commissioned by US Navy on Saturday
The newest US attack submarine designed to work in shallow waters, the USS North Dakota, is slated to be commissioned by the US Navy at Groton, Connecticut Saturday.
Source: RIA Novosti
- 08:53 | In the world Ebola crisis: 'Many exposed' to infected Mali girl
The authorities in Mali have confirmed the death of the country's first Ebola patient, a two-year-old girl.
Source: BBC
- 08:49 | In the world Female student dies in Marysville High School shooting
The police are not confirming the type of weapon the shooter used, but have confirmed that he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Source: RIA Novosti
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Kissinger believes Putin is 'Russian Patriot'
"I don't think he's anti-Western," Kissinger said.
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16:08 01/11/2014 » Society
Manvel Grigoryan on trial of Azerbaijani saboteurs
The Azerbaijani saboteurs who infiltrated Nagorno-Karabakh must be executed by shooting, chairman of Yerkrapah Volunteer Union Manvel Grigoryan told reporters on Saturday. "Those who killed a minor and violated the border must be executed by shooting. What trial are you talking about?" he said. Asked if that could cause a negative reaction of the international community, Mr Grigoryan said, "Why did these structures keep silent when they killed the minor?"
15:52 01/11/2014 » Society
Russia test-fires Topol-M intercontinental ballistic missile
The Russian Strategic Missile Forces test-fired on Saturday a Topol-M intercontinental ballistic missile from a launch site in northwestern Russia, the country's Defense Ministry said, according to RIA Novosti. "The (MBR) RT-2PM2 ,Topol-M', a silo-based intercontinental ballistic missile, was launched on November 1, at 9:20 a.m. [local time, or 6:20 GMT] from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome," the ministry said in a statement. The launch was carried out to test Topol-M's technical ...
15:41 01/11/2014 » Society
Battle for Kobane rages as Iraqi fighters arrive
Fighting raged in the Syrian border town of Kobane on Saturday after jihadists launched a new assault on Kurdish militia bolstered by the arrival of heavily armed Iraqi peshmerga forces, AFP reported. The roughly 150 Iraqi fighters, many of them chanting "Kobane," received a hero's welcome as they crossed the border from Turkey late Friday to join fellow Kurds trying to repel the Islamic State (IS) group. The town has become a key battleground whose capture would be a major ...
15:35 01/11/2014 » Society
Heavy artillery heard in east Ukraine's Donetsk ahead of local elections
Fighting flared up early Saturday at the airport north of Donetsk as the east Ukrainian city is getting ready for Sunday's elections, a RIA Novosti correspondent says. Artillery fire can also be heard in downtown Donetsk, the correspondent says. The Donetsk administration confirmed that "fierce heavy artillery fire and blasts are heard" across the entire city, though, it added, that fighting had not disrupted transport. It also described the previous night as "a ...
15:25 01/11/2014 » Politics
Biden concerned by tension between Cyprus, Turkey
US Vice President Joe Biden has telephoned the president of Cyprus to express concern over renewed tension with Turkey in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, The Associated Press reported. The White House says that in the conversation with President Nicos Anastasiades Biden also stressed that the U.S. respects Cyprus' sovereignty and right to develop resources in an exclusive economic zone. Biden also expressed hope that diplomatic efforts will help reduce tensions with Turkey over oil and ...
Turkey's move for Kobani skeptical, suspicious – analyst
Turkey's move to allow Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) forces, known as Peshmerga, to enter the Syrian town of Kobani is skeptical and suspicious, says an activist.
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'It is not clear what Moscow gets out of a deal with Ukraine by selling gas below market price, and guaranteeing supplies to Europe.'
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Top Ten Obesity Causing Foods! Worst Fattening Food NOT to Eat | Weight Loss, Healthy Diet Tips Corrina counts down the 10 worst foods you could eat in terms…
Top Ten Obesity Causing Foods! Worst Fattening Food NOT to Eat | Weight Loss, Healthy Diet Tips Corrina counts down the 10 worst foods you could eat in terms…
Top message, as always.
Corrina, I recently got my first job at McDonald's. It was my only choice because all the other places like gas stations and various stores required me to be at least 17. I'm 15, so that wasn't going to work out. One of the big problems I have with working at the most infamous fast food restaurant in the world is that I can't stop eating it. I mean I'm not at risk of becoming overweight because of my great metabolism, but I know that it's not good for me at all. How can I stop eating McD?
salty n meat… unfortunately
Sodas! Big trouble
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I crave salt. But if I eat something sweet I have to have something salty
open boobs more everybody is thirsty
Sweet and Fruits.
The lighting is not good. Makes Corrina's face Shining Yellow.
sweet and carbs
Salty, definitely. Trying to avoid sodium chloride itself, though …
My favorite is bacon. Meat and salty.
sweet and carbs
Corrina, what do you think about caffine free diet colas? I drink maybe 2 a day. Are they bad for me? I love your videos. Very helpful. I'm a 55 year old woman, and my highest weight was 312. I'm now at 171. I feel great, and these videos are so helpful. Thank you for what you do. Janice
I wish fat were on the list, so I'll have to pick either sweet or meat
In all seriousness, though, the quality of my life has improved tremendously since I found Psychetruth. While I'm not strong enough to do EVERYTHING that Corrina recommends, the things I have done have let me drop 10 lbs over the past year without trying. I feel better than I have in 20 years! My blood sugar is well-controlled now. Less meat, more veggies, and almost no sodas. Thank you, Corrina! And thank you, Psychetruth!
That's OK. Nobody's perfect. We still love her.
I crave sweets. Have all my life. So it's not surprising that I became diabetic in my 40s.
Great video but you should make videos of what you eat in a day please!!
I crave carbs the most, I hate sweet stuff. I make fruit smoothies every day with frozen fruit mixed with fresh bananas =) Eating plain fruit is boring to me but this feels like a treat (even though it's just fruit in another form)
Hi Corina, would u consider making some healthy recipe video?
She eats fish and shrimp but not beef, chicken or pork.
barbie kyewd feuds. hehehe.
I like eating carob in place of chocolate. It's the closest thing I can find that is similar to taste of chocolate that's healthy.
I use almond milk in place of cow milk. It tastes way better than milk anyway, esp. with a little vanilla.
I use himalayan pink salt sparingly. It's not iodized & has tons of minerals!
Use Grade "B" maple syrup. it's better than grade A because it is considered organic in most (or all?) cases & tastes way better.
french fry alt.=baked sweet potato fries!
Nice bit of cleavage on show
Coffee and Sweets. Although..I have not drink sodas for more than 7 years.and feel great!Water is my daily drink.(Infused water with fruit is really good).But I love black strong coffee and sweets..can't give up that.lol
Oh my goodness…Corrina's a vegetarian???
wow, diet coke has more caffeine.
hat about suger free oreos?
Does anyone else notice when going to the supermarket that 90% of the food there is junk and/or highly processed? The only section that contains whole foods seems to be the produce area. I suppose I'm just too picky.
itsa guide and I havn't bothered to see the conditions of samp,ing. it doesn't bother me, cos itsa guide. I try to eat 4oz of saturated fat a day but never make it, I try to eat 6oz of meat stuff each day, but never make it. i may possibly make 120g of carb on a good day, occasionally. Each is modified by each other, and two sugars in a breakfast ea will near bather me.
corrected most, neway!
Hey Corrina, another great nutrition & health video! As for your question, I find I crave sweet foods most often. I'm curious though, are you a professional nutritionist? If not, you should be!
eat saturated fat to satiate hunger in the absence of wild deficiencies of certain mineral requirements (magnesium and potassium the most common deficiencies ibn the "developed world").
i don't reckon your beliefs today will have you saying the same when you're are 25 years old. I ate and drank it all in my early 20′s and found it hard to gain weight however much i tried, i was a skinny runt. At about 27 I was ultra tired and at 28 I was a few stone over what I'd been a year or two before. Look to the scriptures, your only true known guide.
deep-fried is good when cooked in good fat. My ascendents were 90 to 125 tears of age in 19th century.. Butter and tallow was in common usage during those times. It is the wheat-flour and the artificial fats which are from the dark side in common usage in the last 60years which, i believe have in par caused the early demise of more recent beings on this world…
I don't care for the terminology you use, wheat and rye hurt me, barley and oats don't. What should I believe, in, green spirit?
Lindt is my favorite brand of chocolate. I eat the 70% often.
Info like this is why the world is getting fatter and sicker. Getting people to watch the amount of calories they eat. People under eating making them self sick. Very Low Fat, Very Low Protein & High Carb Eat Like This In Unlimited Amounts, watch yourslef lose weigh effortlessly and and your health will improve.
What the hell is a "whole carb"?
If you mean "whole foods" that makes more sense as they are generally much lower glycemic than refined foods.
I use to think that and to some degree it is true. But you have to dig a little deeper and ask why people are over-eating so much? The short answer is they are honestly hungry. The biochemical answer is that the food industry has scientifically designed the foods to rollarcoaster people's blood sugar and create excessive hunger. See videos "How fast food is designed to be addictive" and "The Truth about MSG".
The GI is bogus we all know that. Fast for 20 hours then eat 15 baked potatoes plain then measure your sugar levels, then fast for 20 hours again and eat a chicken breast then measure your sugar level and see which spikes. Carbs is what the body needs. Carb the fuck up. Stop spreading bogus info.
Yea, there is always a problem with color correction and which monitor you use. This video looked great on my monitor, it looked way too yellow on the computer next to me but not green. Next time i'll shoot for more neutral color.
Haha. I don't know where you got information but you were misinformed. carbohydrates are sugars. There is little thing called a glycemic index which measures how quickly a food increased your blood sugar and carbohydrates increase blood sugar more quickly than anything else.
Carbs will not spike your sugar. The info in this video is bogus.


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Justin Bieber Catches Late Night Flight at LAX
Justin Bieber sports a furry hat and other interesting fashions at LAX on January 21, 2012.
Source: Bauer Griffin
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He also appears to be playing with himself. is that a fashion trend too?
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Proposing at Disney world? Read this.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
I need a cute little white dress for a cocktail party that I'm attending. A date. So I want it to be something a little sexy, but not over-the-top sexy. After all, it's a business party. But well done. Dinner. Lots of champagne. A band. Dancing. At a nice ritzy place in San Francisco. So I've gotta stay classy. Understated. Yet flirty. And white. He's going to be in a tux. It is a black tie affair, after all. So I want the dress to be white. Not too much glitz and bling going on in the dress. But the shoes and accessories can be as glitzy as possible! Maybe glitter or sequins on the shoes. And blingy jewelry! I've only been dating this guy for a couple of months, so we're still getting to know each other. So I'll be on my best behavior. But I want to look nice, and I want to have fun. This is just a little affair put on by his business to celebrate how well his company is doing. He's in the software development business. Heaven knows exactly what he does. But it's working! And these days, that's so good! So onto the business of finding that hiding white dress…
OK. Let's just say that I don't look very good in white. Just the color of my complexion or something. It's just not my color! Maybe I'm too white. And I need at least a little bit of color to balance things out. Hmmm. So, if my color is not white, then what? I think after that, the only way to go is with an off-white color. Something that complements my skin tone more. Possibly a champagne color! Imagine how luxurious and old-fashioned that color would be on me. More like an antique lace color. But updated. More modern. That's what I decided. Really. I can't see the dress quite yet. But I can see the color. Champagne. And lace. Lots of old-colored, tea-shaded lace. With pearls. Something classic. Like maybe my mom would wear. Oh. And it has to be affordable, too. Is that too much to ask? Maybe under $100. I know, I know. That is too much to ask. But I looked online, and it is possible. There's lots of cute styles in this color that I would wear. In satin. In lace. In silk. In cotton. But that perfect dress for me is out there!
This is a big huge question, and there really isn't a perfect answer to it. Because everyone's needs will be different when it comes to picking out the perfect car seat. The first consideration will be, of course, the safety of your child. What's the rating of the carseat? You may initially want an infant car seat. One that you can strap your baby into in the car, but that you can pick up and carry with you. Also, you need to figure out the correct size for your child. And their age and height in the process. Will they be forward-facing or backward-facing? Only after a certain age can they lawfully be placed looking forward. Then you need to figure out if you want a convertible car seat that is initially a carseat, but later converts to a booster seat. This way the seat will last longer during the growth of your child. The last step for them as they grow will be moving into a booster seat, since this type of seat is only for older and taller children. Lots of parents like to keep their child in a booster seat for as long as they can because this is the safest option for them.
I know. What a silly question. But it got your attention, right? Does it really matter? To a lot of people - YES! Because they like a certain color - like pink. Or red. Or blue. Or because they want the interior to match their car. Blue car seat covers for a blue car. It's truly amazing what kinds of seat covers you can get these days. There's all sorts of fun stuff available. If you want zebra print covers, you can get black stripes with almost any color to go with it. Or you can get Mickey Mouse covers. Or hawaiian covers. Go hog wild. There's lots of choices to cheer you right up. I even found some carseat covers that light up along the edges. And they flash on and off according to the beat of your music. Fun, huh? Well, my favorite color right now is green. So I'm off and running and searching for the perfect fun set of green car seat covers. And possibly some fuzzy dice to hang from the rear view mirror. What's the moral of this story? You can almost have anything you want in life. If you want bright, colorful car seat covers, then heck. Go ahead and do it! And who cares what anyone else thinks?
Have you heard about those glorious baby dolls that actually look like they're real? Their skin feels real. They're the same size as real babies. Their hair looks real. They have teeny, tiny little fingernails like real babies. And some of them even breathe like the real thing. They're called real life baby dolls, and sometimes called reborn baby dolls. A lot of them are made by Paradise Galleries. Or Ashton-Drake galleries. Or JC Toys. And some of them are individually hand painted by artists. Who number and sign the dolls. This makes them seem more lifelike when they're hand-painted. There are different types of reallife dolls, too. There's girl dolls. And boy dolls. Asian dolls, sock monkey themed dolls, hero dolls. These dolls are even weighted like real babies, so they weight about the same. To most people, these are collectible dolls. But little girls love them, too, because they look like the real thing. Their price points go from inexpensive (in the 20 dollar price range) to over 100 dollars for hand painted baby dolls.
It's interesting - there's so many choices in seat covers for your car these days. I mean, look at all the choices. If you want purple zebra print seat covers, you got 'em. If you want neon green seat covers that glow in the dark or have piping that lights up in time with your music? - you got 'em. Pretty neat, huh? So if you perhaps want pink Mossy Oak camouflage car seat covers, well, you can easily get them. Along with all the near car accessories to go along with them. Like what, you ask? Like matching pink license plate frames. Or matching steering wheel covers. Or matching floor mats. It's possible to get pretty much anything your little heart desires in pink Mossy Oak. Even party supplies! So if your guy has Mossy Oak seat covers in his car. Well, you can have them too. But if you're a girl, then maybe you want to girly them up just a little bit and get them in pink. Really? I think it looks pretty awesome. You can have your camouflage stuff, and get it in pink, too. And everyone, even the guys, will think you're pretty cool.
The one gadget that probably saved my disorganized life was getting a charging station. There are lots of different kinds of them including desktop charging stations and wall-mounted ones, but I kind of like the desktop ones. That way it organizes the top of the dresser or desk, too. Not only can I put my electronic gadgets in there, but I can throw keys, change, and all sorts of stuff from my pockets in the same spot. So when I get up and go in the morning, all I have to do is grab everything from one place. AND - all of my electronic things are all charged up and ready to go. No searching around for the cell phone. Or the iphone. Or the ipad. They're all there. They're all charged. So when I'm running late, as usual, I just grab and go. The other thing I like so much about these organizing gadgets is that you don't have to look at all the cords hanging down all over. They come up through the back, all organized into one little place, and you don't have to look at them! Just attach the right cords to the correct devices, and voila! No thinking involved!
Monster High has quickly become one of the biggest raving trends to follow these days by girls! If girls aren't watching them on TV, then they're dressing in Monster High costumes. Or they're dressing in their clothes. Or they're making new dolls. Or they've got a Monster High house. Or they've got their bedding on their beds. Or they have all the dolls. Or they're writing in their journals. It's got a HUGE following! And really, who can blame them? These girls from the Monster High school are beautiful. I mean, who wouldn't want white hair with blue streaks? Or pink streaks? And to be the daughters of monsters. Not only that, but these girls are downright nice. If you watch their videos, you'll realize that they do human things and make human mistakes. But they always make the right decisions in the end. And that's to treat everyone compassionately. So lots of good lessons can be learned from these girls. And they have great names, too. Abbey Abominable. Frankie Stein. And my personal favorite - Venus McFlytrap.
I am always amazed at how little money you need to spend to look spectacular for the prom. Or for a wedding. Or New Years' Eve. Because you can honestly find something for as little as $50 and still look fabulous. Of course, for the prom, you might want to spend a little more money. And if it's a long dress, well, you'll be paying for the extra fabric. But if you've got $150 to spend on a prom and party dress, you'll look like an angel! On Amazon, where you'll find just loads and loads of pictures of wonderful dresses, they have just pages of choices in so many different colors to choose from. In fabrics like lace, satin, long or short, full or fitted, bustier, sleeveless, velvet - you name it, they've got it. A lot of them have free shipping, too, so you save money there. And you can read the reviews about how well the dress fits true to size. Or if it falls apart at the seams. Or if it's not like the picture shows. You'll find so many affordable, cheap, and endless choices that it will be hard to decide. You may want two!
Have you ever heard of a portable spin dryer? I hadn't. But in my quest for energy-efficient living, I came across one while searching for portable clothes washers. I wanted something that you could fit on a countertop. That would take very little energy to use. Well, I found just the right clothes washer, and in the process found some great information about spin dryers, too. They are really cool! You can't put many clothes in the portable version, but you can put a whole sheet in there. You turn it on, and it spins out even more soap and almost all of the water that was left after the washing. You know how your clothes still feel really heavy and wet after washing? By the time your clothes have been wrung out by the spin dryer, they feel almost dry! In fact, a lot of people who use them don't even own a clothes dryer. They just hang their clothes up and air dry them for a little bit after using the spin dryer. And they dry soft-feeling! Because the soap is gone out of them, and that's what makes them feel stiff.


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Comment: your washer has a cycle time? (Score 4, Interesting) 602
This is crazy. Just because the service tech told you something doesn't make it true.
I have an HE washer/dryer that predates yours. I got it them 10 years ago and they're still going strong. It was the Maytag Neptune, which was the first HE washer on the US market. There was a flaw in the door latch on the first year or two model but I was lucky to avoid that, mine is from just after that.
The washer works fine, although it is nice if you leave the door open for a day once in a while to dry it out in there otherwise, since the door is sealed, any moisture left in the drum after a cycle just sits there until next time you use it. It doesn't have anything to do with hot water, hot water only stays hot for a short time and hot water doesn't kill mildew anyway, if it did you wouldn't need to scrub or bleach the grout in your shower! Later models from Samsung and LG don't have this problem.
The dryer doesn't even have cycle times. It just runs until the clothes are dry. It does this using a dryness sensor, the same type which has been around since 1980 or so. If you do run it on a timed cycle, you can adjust the time it runs in one minute increments. So I have no idea what your tech was telling you about mandating short cycle times or burners that aren't hot enough.


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Private Elementary School Teacher: Educational Requirements
Private elementary school teachers often enjoy greater autonomy in the classroom than do teachers in public schools. Requirements vary by state, but licensing is not always required in order to teach in a private school. In most cases, though, a bachelor's degree in education or a similar field is the threshold to gain career entry. Supervised hands-on training in a classroom is typically part of the preparation to be a teacher.
Educational Requirements
Private elementary school teachers are responsible for the creation of their classroom environments. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), many private school teachers have greater freedom in this area than their counterparts in public schools (www.bls.gov). This is partly due to the fact that most private schools are not subject to the same government educational standards as public schools, although specific policies differ from state to state. Teachers are thus able to design learning activities and create learning materials to inspire and promote educational discovery in the ways that they see fit.
Private elementary school teachers may or may not be required by the state to attain licensure or a specific educational background. Schools, however, might require their teachers to complete a bachelor's degree program in education or similar. Completing a Bachelor of Science degree program for elementary education will lay the groundwork for aspiring educators to meet the broadest range of state and school requirements.
Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
At the elementary level, teachers may be called upon to teach various subjects to children of different age groups. A Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education degree program provides a strong foundation in teaching academic subjects including math, science, English and social studies. Some programs also provide the opportunity for students to gain knowledge of music, art, geography, history, technology and even physical education. According to the BLS, most education degrees will require a student-teaching internship to provide supervised experience with students in a classroom. Common coursework in an elementary school teaching degree program may include the following:
- Administration and supervision
- Educational counseling
- Learning methods and delivery systems
- Curriculum planning and instruction
- Diversity in the classroom
- English as a second language
- Special education
- Early childhood education
- Middle school education
- Technology in the classroom
Alternate Education Options
The BLS states that professional development schools are becoming more common across the U.S. to help college graduates become licensed teachers even if they completed a degree in an area other than education. These programs require one year and provide a great deal of supervised classroom time to help new teachers become comfortable with students, classrooms and teaching techniques.
Optional Certification
Private elementary school teachers, like public school teachers, are not required to obtain additional certifications, which are separate and distinct from state licensing requirements. However, professional certifications are available to help educators enhance their careers. The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, which is recognized throughout the nation, in all states and the District of Columbia, offers such voluntary certifications (www.nbpts.org). Obtaining an NBPTS certification can bring teachers special benefits such as increased pay or reimbursement for any continuing education expenses they may accrue.
Employment Outlook and Salary Info
While the BLS doesn't report employment outlook and salary statistics specifically for private school teachers, it does project a 17% increase in job prospects for elementary school teachers (except those teaching special education) in both public and private school settings through the 2010-2020 decade. The best employment opportunities were expected to be in the Southern and Western regions of the country. As of May 2012, elementary school teachers earned median annual salaries of $53,400.
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Fat chigger wanna-be who tries to be buff but doesn't know how to work out. Terrible taste in females and is constantly on the phone with stupid bitches.
Rocky ate fried chicken and watermelon while talking to his fat ugly girlfriend who was eating a bucket of butter on the other end of the phone.
by MGD April 17, 2004
rocky box set beware of 5
One of the greatest stories of an underdog ever. The main character, Rocky Balboa played by Sylvester Stallone, went from being a poor, inner-city Philadelphia club fighter to the world boxing champion, making him go from rags to riches in a short time. He meets his love, Adrian in a pet store and marries her in Rocky 2. They go on to have a son and name him Rocky Jr. In the last film, Rocky 5, he "adopts" a young kid and shows him the ropes of boxing, only to become the object of his jealousy and has to defend himself in a street fight, proving he is the greatest fighter of all time.
Rocky is probably the greatest series of sports movies of all time.
by krock1dk March 03, 2008
1) a flying squirrel from Rocky & Bullwinkle
2)a boxing movie with 5 sequels
2)a boxing movie with 5 sequels
rocky flies
by DA SHIZNIT May 18, 2004
A good looking guy who is very charming and sometimes gets his way with the girls. Very sweet guy or cares about their feelings and is always up to talking. He enjoys basketball and long hours of it. Once a girl gets to know him, they always want more. A great guy who always is willing to give, and not just recieve.
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cecesque replied to your post: hey guys, anything you want me to write about?
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How you've developed personally from your relationship (what your partner has taught you etc) and also sex if you don't mind (any aspect of sex is fine)
My relationship has taught me a number of things. First off, I was very ignorant to the spectrum of gender and sexuality. I would never think that someone could have preferences beyond LG and B. I also just thought that people were boy or girl, nothing more. I knew you could change your gender, but I never thought that androgyny, intersex or gender non-conforming. Also, I have grown to respect people more often and not be so uncomfortable with people that are not like me. I've also grown to learn the aspects of a relationship, learning to trust, be honest, and love unconditionally. I have learned that being in a relationship isn't going to always be perfect, but it's about learning and growing and communication is so important. I've also figured out that change can be good, as long as it is not extreme.
I'm not sure if you mean sex in general or sex with a trans guy. I'm gonna assume a trans guy. Well, honestly, in my case, it's not much different than being with anyone else. Occasionally there are times that he will become very dysphoric during sex and we will have to stop. Other than that sex is very intimate and normal. Once he starts testosterone I am sure that things will probably change slightly sexually due to bodily changes. I'll talk more about this once he does start T and such.
I am interning with TransOhio where I am writing a resource manual that will have place and such that are trans* friendly and that are good, helpful resources. I am also interning at Stonewall where I am hopefully doing a fundraiser for Transohio…YAYY. I am done with High school which is scary and Luc and I are having some troubles and it's hard. I am having kind of an identity crisis, so you all should send me your love (:
Out to everyone except work and his mom still. I mean his mom knows, just doesnt talk about it. He is trying to further his artistic capapilities. Other than that not much has changed with his transition.
Love you guys, Anne
Hey everyone :)
My name is Katrin, I'm from Germany and I've been in a relationship with a transguy for 9 months now. I've been trying to find a place online where I can exchange my feelings and experiences with other people who are in the same situation as me.
Right now, my boyfriend has just had his outing with his parents and at school and I'm so excited that everything's starting now! Of course I got my friends and family who are equally happy about all this, but it would be nice to talk to someone who's experiencing the same. Maybe some of you know this feeling of happiness, knowing that your partner made one of the most important decisions in his life, going the way he needs to go.
I know that there might be difficult times ahead, when he starts taking testosterone etc. I know that we can get through every difficulty together, since we talk about everything and always support each other, but it would be nice to have support just in case I need someone to talk to or ask questions etc.
Well, just wanted to share my story. Thanks for reading! :-)
You want to make sure that everything is completely his choice, but let him know that he doesn't have to transition. If he feels he is a man that doesn't mean that he has to transition. There are plenty of ftm transmen that do not transition. There are a lot of confusing feelings going on with both of you. This can be so new for both of you and what is really important is communicating with one another. Making feelings very clear and make sure to ask him what he wants you to call him and what he wants. Assure him that you love him often and make sure you are always there for him. (:
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Australia 5 for 482 (Clarke 224*, Warner 119, Hussey 103) v South Africa
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Pwnage. That's the only word for it. Either that or Michael Clarke has been playing in god mode. How else could one explain Clarke scoring his fourth Test double-century this year, a feat that nobody, not even Bradman, has ever achieved? How else could Australia have piled on 482 runs, the most they have managed in a day of Test cricket since 1910? But this was no video game. Graeme Smith couldn't switch off and start over, no matter how much he wanted to.
Clarke finished the afternoon unbeaten on 224. That's two innings in this series for two double-hundreds. David Warner struck a highly entertaining 119 earlier in the day, at better than a run a ball. Michael Hussey scored his second consecutive century, an innings that ended only when he played on to Dale Steyn from what became the last ball of the day for 103. If that wasn't enough for South Africa, they also spent most of the day one bowler short after Jacques Kallis left the field in the first session with a hamstring injury.
Kallis was in his fourth over when he pulled up while running in to bowl. He already had two wickets. That Australia's monumental performance came after they stumbled to 3 for 55 was remarkable enough, but the most notable aspect of their day was the rate at which they scored. They finished with a run-rate of 5.55. They struck 66 fours and nine sixes, helped by the short boundaries square of the wicket, but also by some insipid South African bowling, especially from the legspinner Imran Tahir.
Tahir just couldn't land the ball where he needed to. On the occasions that he did, he built no pressure because the next delivery was likely to give the batsman a release. He finished the day with 0 for 159 from 21 overs, reminiscent of Bryce McGain's horrid analysis in his Cape Town debut in 2009. But one thing to say about McGain is that he didn't once overstep; Tahir's effort was punctuated by five no-balls, unforgivable for a slow bowler.
Against Clarke, Hussey and Warner, he didn't have a hope. The Australians racked up 202 runs in the final session. As stumps approached, Hussey brought up his hundred from his 122nd ball with a slog-swept six off Tahir; the previous delivery Clarke had reached his double-century from his 226th ball with a nudge behind square for a single. It was the 82nd over of the innings. Smith could have already taken the second new ball, but instead he took it in the next over. Go figure.
It was one of those days where, after the first hour, nothing went right for South Africa. Steyn left the field with hamstring tightness, although he was at least able to return late in the day to remove Hussey. The prognosis for Kallis is unlikely to be good, and the South Africans had already lost Vernon Philander, who woke up with back soreness and was replaced in the line-up by Rory Kleinveldt.
In truth, it didn't much matter who was bowling, the way Clarke and Co were batting. Morne Morkel, who picked up two wickets earlier in the day, could not contain Clarke once he was well set. Clarke took 20 runs off one over from Morkel, driving down the ground, cutting hard, and bringing up his 150 with the fifth boundary from the over, a majestic straight drive. Clarke also pulled with confidence; after a couple of early bouncers rattled him, he was untroubled by the short stuff.
South Africa created few opportunities as the day wore on. On 64, Hussey was given out caught behind off Morkel, but asked for a review and Hot Spot showed no touch on the bat, giving him a reprieve. On 73, Clarke had edged Kleinveldt, but the ball flew between the two slips. Nothing was going the South Africans' way.
The Clarke-Hussey partnership was worth 272. They had come together after Warner, on 119 from 112 balls, edged Morkel to slip. Warner had done his job. He brought up his century from 93 balls with a six and a four off Tahir, a clean drive back down the ground and over the rope, followed by a confident cover-drive through the gap.
As he had done all innings, Warner trusted his attacking style, flashing at anything wide and enjoying the short square boundaries - he struck 16 fours. He also enjoyed some garbage from Tahir and Faf du Plessis straight after lunch, as both men sent down full tosses that he dispatched over the boundary. Those overs undid any of the pressure South Africa had built in the first session.
Kallis had been very impressive with the ball during his short spell, removing Ed Cowan and Ricky Ponting by attacking the base of the stumps. On 10, Cowan was beaten by a Kallis yorker that struck him on the toe and at first appeared to have been given out lbw by Billy Bowden, but it later became apparent that he was caught and bowled. After the ball hit Cowan's foot, it ballooned off the bat straight back to Kallis, and under the laws of the game, a catch takes precedence over lbw in deciding how a batsman has been dismissed.
Kallis also accounted for Ponting with an outstanding delivery that was full and accurate, and swung away from the bat just enough to beat Ponting, who suffered the indignity not only of being bowled but of falling onto the pitch on his hands and knees after trying to keep the ball out. Ponting avoided another duck but only just - his only scoring shot was a clip for four off his pads.
In between the dismissals of Cowan and Ponting, the No.3 Rob Quiney fell for an eight-ball duck when Morkel came around the wicket and forced Quiney to play a ball on off stump. Quiney's edge was well snapped up by Smith at slip and after his 9 in his only innings at the Gabba, Quiney was left hoping desperately that he would get another chance in this, his second Test
But South Africa rued the loss of Kallis and Australia dominated the rest of the day. South Africa were pwned.
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