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Brian Cox and Boris Johnson don't have loads in common, other than the hair thing and the fact they have both jumped to the defence of Nobel winning scientist Tim Hunt. Professor Hunt got himself into a lot of trouble last week with his comments about 'girls' in labs and subsequently resigned from his positions at UCL and The Royal Society. Boris and Brian's appeals for reason really highlight the differences between someone who understands science and the nature of evidence and someone who thinks girls go to university to find a husband.
Boris – not a scientist- Johnson, rather embarrassingly used evidence to prove that Professor Hunt was right about girls crying, because evidence shows that women do cry more than men. Boris doesn't think it should be an offense to point out these gender differences, presumably making it also ok to point out how much more men commit violent crimes than women. Begging the question is there a problem with letting men into mixed gender workplaces because boys can get a bit rapey? Seriously, shush Boris, you're not doing Tim any favours by being on his side, now get back into your basket you crazy albino.
Professor Brian -actual scientist- Cox, didn't defend Tim Hunt's comments, just said that he shouldn't have lost his job over them, which seems fair enough. Hunt's words and thoughts, while irritating and offensive, are just words and thoughts- not actions. There is no evidence that he has discriminated against women in the work place. To fire him because he has the potential to discriminate, or other people just don't like him, is a bit too thought-police. I'm not going to stop sending my nana Christmas cards because she calls black people 'darkies' either.
Was Professor Hunt really 'hounded out' by social media? If so I missed it, all I saw was some fairly reasonable irritation and some rather excellent piss-taking. Twitter doing some good with the ensuing #distractinglysexy hashtag undoing the harm and promoting women in science, happily the only reported tears were from laughter. People on Twitter are always calling for resignations, but since when did we take 'people on Twitter' so seriously? They say a lot of shit, you'll notice they aren't literally Laughing Out Loud either.
Still, The Royal Society and University College London lost their bottle and caved in to the pressure, not helped by Professor Hunt who apologised by saying his comments were intended as a joke, but that he meant what he said and he was just being honest, the second part seemingly contradicting the first.
Hunt gets the chop but Phillip Larkin gets honoured in Poet's Corner and he said a lot worse- what's the difference? Twitter? How much people love 'This Be The Verse'? The fact that Larkin is dead and doesn't have to give appraisals to besotted, sobbing employees? Or that Larkin owned his words, for the most part shunning honours whereas Hunt said something very stupid, and still expects everyone to think he's clever.
I do feel sorry for Professor Hunt, I'm sure he is a very nice man and he should still have his job, but let's not forget, his damaged reputation is his own fault. The professor is finding out what it's like to have your career blighted by a single moment of human weakness. You work hard all your life to achieve a level of respect in your field then one stupid joke, one single tear and you're branded a 'sexist pig' or a 'crying girl'.
Having just seen Virgins Sex Pistols inspired credit cards and dragging my eyes through and article about pop 'rivals' Katy Perry and Taylor Swift writing vaguely pissy songs at each other, Kate Moss has saved my laptop from being coated with vomit.
Thank you Kate for being the last vestige of rock and roll. Thank you for being gorgeous and a bit pissed on an aeroplane like all fabulously wealthy supermodels should. When celebrities get angry, they don't swear or scream or throw things, they tell each other how they are feeling and then they cry. Which is what they also do when they are happy/sad /accepting an award/in the vicinity of Oprah Winfrey, horrible boring celebrities. Kate Moss isn't a celebrity, she's a genuine famous person with dimensions and flaws and perfections.
I'm not going to let the fact that the aeroplane incident really isn't a story spoil my enjoyment. According to fellow passengers Ms Moss was no bother at all 'she was not aggressive to anyone and was funny really'. The flight crew WERE actually behaving like a bunch of basic bitches and called the police who did nothing, because there was nothing to do. But of course we still got the headlines about a paralytic prima-donna being dragged off a plane, which may not be true, but still made my day.
The Daily Mail particularly seems to dislike Kate Moss, last week they ran a story about how she had the audacity to ask Andrew Marr if she could have his seat in a busy café as he'd clearly finished his coffee. What. A. Bitch. Of course I don't always agree with everything Kate says and does, but that's because one of us isn't a global fashion icon so there are bound to be some different interpretations of reality. Anyone who thinks that nothing tastes as good as skinny feels, clearly hasn't got a whole box of Oreo ice creams in her freezer, for example.
There is undoubtedly more than a little bit of misogyny about how this non-incident has been reported. Suzanne Moore in the Guardian points out that Moss' disruptive behaviour wasn't actually disruptive, unlike many celebrity antics, but it has been exaggerated in certain parts of the media because: 'There is nothing that disgusts these people more than a woman enjoying herself'.
Yes, she was drinking – the hussy- another example of press double-standards is the way they report alcoholism. Last month Jed Evans Killed his sister, mother and her partner, just a few days later the DM was suggesting that the mother's alcoholism was to blame. The penalty for being a flawed mother is death apparently. Men who are alcoholics are tortured self-harmers deserving pity; women are selfish destroyers of other people's lives deserving what they get. Notice how stories about drunken tourists are always illustrated with a picture of an inebriated woman, because that's more disgraceful? President Obama has a beer for breakfast at the G7 and he's respecting a cultural tradition, I pop open a can of Carling at toddler group and I have a 'problem'.
So screw them Kate, stay supercool, and I'll ride with you anytime (maybe not on EasyJet though).
Defend your gussets ladies, birth is under attack again. A strange doctor has written a book telling us that we risk forgetting how to do it 'properly', and that woman who looks like Death from Horrible Histories has been gloating that she did it 'properly' and is therefore a 'proper' mum. Crazy Katie says that giving birth naturally without (lots of) drugs makes her 'feel like a proper mum because I gave birth to my children without much fuss.' saving the fuss for her radio show and several news articles. Sadly if the way she gave birth genuinely makes Katie Hopkins feel like a good mum, one can only presume it's because little else does.
I've had a range of birth experiences, and for the record, I felt the same level of 'mumness' for each of them. My first was a straight forward NVD (Normal Vaginal Delivery), supported by gas and air and screaming profanities. The second was a tranquil birthing pool birth with midwives present, but not really doing anything. I even fished my new-born baby out of the water myself, lazy cows. The third birth was a full on medicalised, chemically induced labour followed by emergency caesarean. I therefore feel fairly qualified to say that if you gave birth naturally without huge amounts of pain relief then you are not an exceptionally all-powerful ultra-mum; you are lucky, as it is generally a far better experience.
It is a myth that C-sections are the easy way out. Maybe if people stopped making birth a big test of motherhood and defining the experience by pain and endurance, perhaps women wouldn't be scared into booking elective caesareans. So nice one Katie- good work, Moron.
Dr Michel Odent is a strange fish. Unlike Katie Hopkins he has some training on the subject so I tried to take him seriously. Sadly this didn't last long as Dr Odent recommends that in order to calm a woman during labour, men should never be present and that midwives should be 'knitting in the corner'. I doubt any women would feel especially calm, left alone with a crazy knitting woman. Although, I did once have a midwife break my waters with what looked suspiciously like a crochet-hook. At the time I thought it was a genuine medical instrument, now I'm wondering if there was a half-made beanie hat hanging off the end.
Dr Odent argues that medical intervention is causing women to lose the ability to give birth, but given the horrendous maternal death rates through history and in still in developing countries, you have to wonder if we were ever that good at it. I get that birth can be unnecessary medicalised sometimes, but I'd argue that having maternal death rates in the UK closer to 1 in 10,000 from 1 in 5 a few hundred years ago, is progress. Maybe I'm missing the point, perhaps it doesn't matter who survives as long as it's done 'properly' and someone gets a sweater.
There is no easy way to have a baby. The adoption process is sufficiently tough to make me seriously prefer having a baby ripped out of my nose. You should be proud of yourself for giving birth any way. If it genuinely makes you feel superior to other women because you had an easier, more straight-forward ride, then bare in mind what you're basically saying is 'My mucus plug popped out like a champagne cork and my cervix is like a waterslide. Fortunately I also have a very stretchy fanny, it's exceptionally accommodating, usually I just use it for storage'. Still bragging?
Tennis player Heather Watson is now the poster girl for menstruation and sport. Bit embarrassing, but less so compared to the other famous tennis poster girl who doesn't wear pants and scratches her arse. Besides, we don't have to be embarrassed anymore about our *whispers* women's issues, because now other female athletes are joining in to tell us of their favourite 'when I was on the rag' story which is quickly turning into a version of the Four Yorkshiremen sketch.
Radcliffe: When I was on my period I broke the world record at the Chicago marathon.
Pavey: That's nothing, I'd just had a baby when I won Gold at the European Championships, I slung the umbilical cord over my shoulder and went for it, had no choice.
Grey-Thompson: In my day we couldn't afford periods. I had eight one year and I thought myself lucky.
Croft: You lot don't know you're born. We weren't allowed to have periods. I had to win three tournaments before I was allowed to ovulate, and then it was only for five minutes on a Sunday.
Now that we're talking about them, here are some very important things everyone should know about periods:
- The idea that women should 'take a break' every month is due entirely to marketing, having a period each month seems more 'natural'. This has become common wisdom, although doctors do now say that it's fine to only have four breaks a year. Don't know how they come up with this figure. It may be a massive conspiracy by the makers of sanitary products and the government because…..
- The government charges VAT on sanitary product because it is a luxury item. This is so wrong that all women should shun these 'luxuries' and bleed all over the place until they change the law, but every time I suggest this people look at me like I'm mad.
- Despite what teenage girls around the country tell their PE teachers it's fine to go swimming when you're on your period. Even if there's a shark in the pool as they are attracted to sweat and other bodily fluids too so they are just as likely to attack your male classmates. Actually, probably best not to go swimming with a shark just in case.
- There are roughly 2 million euphemisms for menstruation, which seems like a lot, but if men had periods there would be 6 million.
- Just over a hundred years ago doctors were still discussing if menstruating women could turn bacon rancid. Just because you're a doctor doesn't mean you're not a moron.
- In 2005 Gian Franco Kasper, president of the International Ski Federation said that there were restrictions on the women's sport on medical grounds- It's like jumping down from, let's say, about two metres on the ground about 1,000 times a year, which seems not to be appropriate for ladies from a medical point of view. He seems to be implying that it might break their wombs. The bacon thing suddenly seems a little bit less stupid in comparison.
Opening up a debate about periods would be great as long it doesn't descend into questioning if should women be allowed to fly military jets, rule countries or handle pork products.
I know this is a nuisance, but the thing is that there are loads of us women. Not all periods are the same. Some women just have a day of cramps and are fairly regular. Others can come on at any minute and will stab you in the eye/ burst in to tears of you look at them funny. Generally though it's probably true to say most of us manage to incorporate periods into our lives without huge effect. Sometimes they cause problems, making you more likely to snap at someone, ruin a white sofa or lose a major tennis tournament. We should all be grown up enough to be able to say, 'Sorry about that, got the painters and decorators in' and get on with our lives. It's not an excuse, it's just how it is sometimes.
I tell you what though, when it comes to physical limitations and sport, aren't those blokes doing remarkably well? I'm not being sexist, but in all honesty with their most vulnerable area dangling front and centre, they are not really designed for sporting activity are they? With all the swinging, kicking and flaying about they could really hurt themselves and not be able to have babies and if they can't have babies, what's the point of them? However, those lovely chaps have largely managed to overcome this with cups and straps and a gentleman's agreement to keep things 'above the belt'. Good for you for overcoming your physical disadvantages, but do be careful now.
Listening to a news report that The Sun appears to have dropped topless pics on Page 3 my joy was tempered slightly by the reporter's closing sentiment. Rather than credit the #NoMorePage3 campaign for the change in policy, he said 'changing public attitudes' were the reason and even ended with 'sexism is so 1970s'.
Is it? Are, we're done with sexism then? Wow, that's REALLY great news, to be honest if I was doing that news report, I'd have led with that.
No more sexism, that's chuffing marvellous, although I suspect what's the reporter was actually saying is, yes there's no more pg 3, and it was all our idea. Feminists don't go thinking you're clever, you have achieved nothing, so there's no point trying to change anything else.
This isn't the first time that 'changing public attitudes' has been credited with social advancement instead of the work of campaigners. Take votes for women for example. That all happened because of 'changing public attitudes' after World War 1 (thanks WW1, *thumbs up, winks*) and practically nothing to do with the suffrage movement. In fact, if anything they held it back. If society hadn't had to waste time force-feeding suffragettes in prison, the idea of giving women the vote probably would have occurred to the ruling elite much sooner.
A quick glance round the news sites this morning shows there's a charming assumption that the work is done, and a bit of irritation at anyone who says 'no more topless women is great, but replacing them with women in lingerie isn't loads better'. The comments sections are hilarious in their 'FFS what NOW?????' outrage.
Maybe there were some people who thought the whole Rosa Parks thing was actually about seating arrangements on public transport. 'Let the lady sit down, and we'll say no more about it.' Nobody seriously thinks that the civil rights movement in America had nothing to do with achieving greater racial equality, and it's equally delusional to think that the patriarchy is going to shift its arse without all us feminists coughing loudly in its general direction.
I understand that the reporter was trying to be funny and light-hearted with his 'sexism is so 1970s' crack at the end (God forbid we actually take this stuff seriously), but perhaps it would have a more rounded piece if he'd looked at what the modern equivalent to page 3 is because page 3 is not about a bit of cheeky porn, it's about keeping women in their place. I'm sorry to kill the joke and all, but a few lovely ladies had to endure daily rape threats and abuse to achieve this so they'll be pleased to know that it's got nothing to do with them.
It would seem that it takes about 30 years of relentless campaigning and the victimisation and abuse of those who spearhead change before rights are won with a churlish 'we were going to do it anyway'. I however, am very grateful for the people who are making these changes happen and would like to say thanks to Lucy-Anne Holmes and everyone associated with #NoMorePage3. Well done.
Can talk about hairy nipples?
I'm exaggerating, actually A hair on A nipple.
I'll start from the beginning, normally I don't see the point of shaving legs in the colder months. After all that's what trousers are for right? If you're married, your husband shouldn't be picky about what you look like naked in case you enact the 'til death do us part' of the contract. Anyway, if he knew how much waxing products/services cost he'll wholeheartedly support keepin' it real for the sake of the household finances. 'Your bikini line will have to wait love, the TV licence is due'.
However I was thinking of wearing a dress in public, so I was in the bathroom applying the magic shower cream which makes hair disappear when I started contemplating whether it would be really cool to use a piping bag to write a message in my leg hair. It would be really powerful. Imagine a feminist message written in leg hair.
I'm totally doing this. 'Screw the' on the left shin, 'patriarchy' on the right. That's when I noticed a black hair emerging out of my nippular region.
Shocked I grab a pair of scissors and trim the offending hair.
- Q) What's worse than nipple hair?
- A) Nipple stubble.
Now I'm going to spend ages trying to grab the damn thing with a pair of tweezers. Rubbish tweezers too, I'm too cheap to by decent ones, I might as well be using chopsticks.
I try using chopsticks, at least if I'm caught doing this I can pretend that I'm just retrieving a noodle, I mean everyone eats Chinese food in the bathroom right? You know, there are worse things than nipple hair, like when I realised I have hair growing out of the mole on my face, that's right readers, ON MY MOTHER LOVIN' FACE.
I asked my friends why they didn't tell me that I had hair growing out of the mole on my face. The replies were unsatisfactory: 'Because you might have cursed me' (cowardly), 'Because I was focusing on my mother's funeral at the time' (selfish), 'I was distracted by the chopsticks sticking out your bra' (inattentive), and 'You have mirrors right?' (fair point).
Thing is that when I look into mirrors, I don't really look, you know? I'm a busy person, so I just write my death threat in red lipstick and leave. I don't examine my face in any detail. Unless I've sustained a facial injury, then I can't help but look. In fact I take pictures and share them with all my friends and their acquaintances. My FB album looks like the story board for the Elephant Man.
I digress. I feel that now that it has hair, my mole should really be up graded to 'wart' and therefore I have earned the title 'crone' My new status makes me feel more comfortable about the nipple hair, I'm not an ugly old woman, I'm an excellent crone. Perspective – see?
Back to the nipple hair…Distracted, I go into the shower too soon and simply wash off the magic leg hair cream and the hair is still there. Great, my unwanted hair is impervious to chemical attack. In fact by exposing it to low-level chemicals without killing it, I have possibly made it stronger. Now my legs and armpits will turn green when I'm angry. Also they are still hairy.
This is not fair. I just wanted to shave my legs, but not only did I fail to do that, I've discovered two extra follicle sources. I went into the shower normal(ish), I have emerged as Captain Caveman.
- Godfrey Bloom (this bloke)
…is quitting Ukip because it's too politically correct. That may sound like an odd thing to say, but this is the fella who uses phrases like 'bongo bongo land' and calls women 'sluts'. Saying odd things is really Mr Bloom's 'thing' and apparently even Ukip have its limits.
Tell you what Mr Bloom join the Tories.
They don't give a shit.
Yes, that it the Prime Minister pictured with some 'blacked up' Morris dancers.
To be fair to the Morris dancers the black-face thing is an old tradition to do with obscuring their identity, rather than the horrendously racist thing it initially looks like. –Still, I'd suggest it's one of those little traditions you probably want to knock on the head now, ok guys? Like all those people who go on about swastikas being an ancient Celtic good luck symbol, or this guy…
Sometimes you just have to accept, times have changed.
To be fair to the PM, if someone asks for a selfie, it must be tricky to say, 'No way, you look like a bunch of bigot clowns, but can I still rely on your vote?' and on the plus side, at least now the prime minister has one picture where he looks the least like a bigot clown.
I also like the little touch of carrying the toddler. Like a human shield against hatred. Nice try Dave, but this it still pretty far from being an Athena poster.
I always thought there was something a bit 'off' about that Hitler bloke.
David Cameron has decided something must be done about 'coasting' schools in affluent areas which are doing ok, but should be doing better. Clearly the PM (who is currently looking for a school for his daughter in an affluent middle class area), sees this as a massive problem. He's not said much about problems like this:
or this…
or this…
But then his kids are not likely to go to those schools, so who cares? No, those middle-class schools where the kids have shoes and no-one gets stabbed, they desperately need our help.
3. Hey, guys stop murdering your mums. Write poetry or something instead (not that I'm condoning poetry).
MacDonald's try an interesting 'Our food is not quite as disgusting as you think it is' campaign.
'Hey, that the pink slime stuff has nothing to do with us… (ahem) any more. And sure, technically we use the same chemicals in our buns as you'd find in a yoga mat, but it's not like it's a used yoga mat, that'd be gross.
They also admit to using anti-foaming agent in their chicken nuggets and using beef treated with hormones, but I won't dwell in this stuff because a) we all know the rumours about MacDonald's and I don't need to repeat them because, b) they might hound me down and sue my ass off.
I actually kind of admire MacDonald's for (finally) coming clean about what's in their food. Now I wonder how many of us will admit that we don't care, because frankly it is tasty and cheap and we'll eat anything if you slather on enough mayonnaise. Also we'd basically feed our kids rat nuggets as long as you stick a plastic toy in the box so we get 5 minutes peace
Farts are still pretty much the funniest thing ever. FACT.
Prison is horrible. But perhaps not quite as bad a being shot to death in a bathroom? #justsayin'
We all know how hard it is to arrange a party, but the broadcasters arranging the televised debates seem to be screwing up royally.
ITV: Dave and Ed are in obvs, what about Dave's partner Nick?
BBC: Might be a bit awkward now they're splitting up?
Channel 4: That boorish tosser Farage seems to have wangled himself an invitation thanks to Clacton so I suppose he'll have to be there.
BBC: Great, can Jeremy Clarkson come too?
Channel 4: No, but if we're inviting Farage, shouldn't Nathalie Bennett of the Green party have a place?
SKY: Oh, give it a rest hippies. Let one chick in and they'll all be wanting a say.
Channel 5: I have literally no idea what we're talking about.


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Boarding the domed McKinley Explorer for Anchorage
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Denali back to Anchorage
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Bahama Bay Near Disney Orlando
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Condo / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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The award-winning Four-Star Bahama Bay Resort near Disney Orlando is a beautiful, Caribbean-style gated, holiday community that boasts a club house, spa, restaurants, and a private beach area to make the perfect holiday. Can be combined with a week on the Gulf Coast in our other property.
Free wi-fi, children's splash park,barbecue and picnic area. High quality furnishings.
Situated alongside the picturesque Lake Davenport - with its palm trees, white sands and shimmering waters - Bahama Bay provides year-round holiday enjoyment for those wishing to indulge in Orlando's theme parks, or just chill out in a fully serviced resort. Bahama Bay is just a shuttle-bus, or a 10 minute drive away from all the popular Orlando theme parks including Disney World, Universal Studios and Sea World Resort.
You also have easy access to the main highways for the beaches on Florida's east and west coast, along with all the natural beauty spots in the Sunshine State. So if you want to spot schools of dolphins at Clearwater; watch whales at Cocoa Beach or swim near the manatees at Blue Springs National Park - Bahama Bay is the perfect place to stay to make the most of your Florida holiday.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Beach on site, on shore of Lake Davenport 300 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Orlando 40 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Telephone, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Bicycles available, Climbing frame, Swing set, Private fishing lake or river
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
If you are looking for a luxury accommodation at affordable prices – you've arrived at the right place for your Florida holiday.
Ideal for families, couples, and friends holidaying together as a group - the spacious condo is fully furnished to a high standard, and sleeps up to 8 guests in comfort.
There are 3 bedrooms (2 with queen doubles and 1 with twin singles) and 2 bathrooms (one en suite), with a double sofa-bed in the living area. It has a large open plan fully-equipped kitchen (including dishwasher & microwave), TVs, washing machine and tumble dryer. In fact there is everything you could need to make your stay pleasant and comfortable.
The apartment is fully air conditioned with sets of sliding doors leading on to separate private balconies with great views over the resort. Windows on three sides make this an airy and light environment in all seasons.
Everything you could possibly need is provided - giving plenty of time to relax. All bed linens and towels are provided, and a room cleaning service is available. If there is anything you've forgotten - the Club House with all amenities is just a short walk away.
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Amenities at the Bahama Bay resort cater for the entire family, and include 4 swimming pools, 2 spa pools, children's play area, Clubhouse Reception with poolside bar & grille, relaxing lounge areas, mini-market, gym, sauna & shower facilities, Eleuthera Health Spa & Salon, children's playroom, mini-cinema, internet café, ticket & information point and a tennis/basketball court. New facilities include a recently constructed children's splash park and a picnic and barbecue area.
If its retail therapy you're after, Florida's designer discount shopping malls are just a drive away - and an 18-hole golf course is within close proximity for those wishing to avoid the temptation of the bargains combined with the strong pound!
The Tradewinds Restaurant and Bar is located on the lakeshore, along with a sandy beach, volleyball area and fishing dock. There are well-marked walking trails around the 70-acres of lush landscaped grounds in the resort.
So whether you are enjoying a stroll by the lake; watching the sunset drinking your favourite holiday cocktail on your private balcony; or relaxing in the pool or Jacuzzi after an exciting day at Disney – Bahama Bay is the only place to be for your holiday in Florida.
|Further details
A 25% deposit is required to secure a booking. The balance must be paid 6 weeks before the date of your booking. Bookings made less than 6 weeks in advance must be paid in full at time of booking.
The Central Florida region
It is not surprising that the city of Orlando is one of the world's leading family vacation destinations, one that attracts tens of millions of visitors each year.
Featuring over 95 theme parks and attractions, including the world-famous Walt Disney World, Orlando offers a thrilling and action-packed holiday. Besides Walt Disney World, some other popular Orlando attractions include Universal Studios, Disney-MGM Studios and Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum. For those who are fond of wildlife, Orlando offers several attractions including SeaWorld Orlando, Gatorland and Discovery Cove. At each of these attractions dolphins, whales or alligators are showcased, and at Discovery Cove visitors are able to swim with dolphins.
Besides major attractions, Orlando also offers a number of golf courses, balloon tours and sightseeing trips around the city, allowing visitors to experience the diversity of this resort destination.
Bahama Bay Resort can be found nestling on the banks of Lake Davenport in one of the best locations in Central Florida. The resort complex offers superior facilities within ten minutes of Disney World and all other major attractions Central Florida has to offer, with excellent road and air access.
Bahama Bay Resort is located in Central Florida just minutes from the Walt Disney World Resort.
Bahama Bay Resort can be found just off of US-27 near the intersection of US-192 (Irlo Bronson HWY) on the east side down Florence Villa Grove Road. It is located directly on the shores of Beautiful Lake Davenport, giving Bahama Bay a peaceful, natural setting.
Conveniently, Bahama Bay Resort is just 10 minutes from the Walt Disney World Resort, 20 minutes from Sea World, 30 minutes from Universal Studios Orlando and only 45 minutes from Downtown Orlando and the Orlando International Airport.
All attractions and notable areas of Central Florida are accessible by excellent roads from Bahama Bay Resort.
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4 Feb 2013
"easy Epcot"
We stayed just a few days to visit Epcot and couldn't have been happier with our choice of accommodation .The condo is very well presented with lots of nice touches to make visiting easier.Everything was very clean and modern and the resort is well managed with pleasant gardens and open areas. We will visit again.
It was great to have you stay. Hope you enjoyed Epcot! Best, Linda and Steve
1 Oct 2012
"Just superb."
This appartment was brilliant in a great posision for Disney and the many resturants on the 192. Bahama Bay is a superb resort with many facilities free, pool table DVD hire great pools and jacuzzi's with free WiFi also.It's a gated complex with security at the front gate for peace of mind. The apartment is lovely and clean with modern furnishings, spacious and great valvue for money. The instructions from Linda and Steve were spot on and made it easy for us when we were feeling jet lagged.
4 Sep 2012
"Lovely condo, relaxing resort."
Condo was lovely & well equipped. Had everything we needed and more. A/C, full kitchen, safe, all towels (inc beach towels, so didn't need to bring any with us), washer dryer, tv, books. Owners were great & answered all my questions. Resort is lovely and very relaxed, pool was also great. Nice to have somewhere quiet away from the parks.
4 Jul 2012
"Amazing condo, home away from home"
The condo is in spectacular condition; felt like I was truly at home. My stay was relaxing and enjoyable. Highly recommend this property. Steve and Linda as well as the property managers were always at a moments reach if I had any questions. Linda was extremely patient during the booking process...Thanks!!! My only complaint was with the third party Expedia local expert located at the club house. Booking shows and attractions was the least enjoyable experience in my vacation. Overpriced and illinformed, I would stay clear of that "concierge" service. On my wish list would be access to a ink jet printer in the condo so that I could print any last minute attraction tickets or directions, and have that sense of control and feeling of being home. I would definitely pay extra for that service. Other than that, I would definitely book again next time I am around the area
19 Jun 2012
"Home from Home"
Fantastic accomidation would highly recommend this condo. made our holiday.
1 May 2012
"Fabulous Apartment/Condo In Great Location !"
What a super appartment/Condo in superb complex. Fully equipped with everything you need for a relaxing Holiday. The largest Double-bed we have slept in and very comfortable. !! Very spacious, clean, well-organised accommodation , just great for our family. Linda & Steve (The owners) are very easy to deal with and have a "very straightforward" booking arrangement. The condo is on the 2nd floor of the complex so not suitable for the disabled/people with walking difficulties. WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND - You WILL NOT be disappointed ! Hope to visit again soon - THANK YOU !
26 Feb 2012
"superb villa in a wonderful setting"
We found the stay at the villa very very satisfying with an incredible amount of space and cleanliness throughout and couldn't have asked for any more from the whole experience.We made full use of the exellent ameneties especially the swimming pool and HOT TUB . We would recommend anybody looking for a stay in florida to check this place out !!!
21 Dec 2011
"Bahama Bay Restort"
The service on Bahama Bay Restort was excellent. However the only downside was as we visited beg December & this being the quietest time of the year, the bar was closed Mon-Weds which wasn't very convenient for us. The property is well maintained, clean & spacious. It is ideally located for all theme parks (obviously Busch Gardens is about 1hr drive away). Whilst there we also went to quite a few nature parks, which again where within easy reach. Both Publix & Wallmark are within 10mins drive away.
Just to let you kow that there are two bars within the Bahama Bay Resort and one will always be open. On is in the club house and one by the lake.
4 Dec 2011
Booked this apartment after staying at Bahama Bay many times before and had a great time. The apartment was wonderful,clean,well presented with decor and furniture also well equipped with every appliance needed and more. My wife,myself and a friend stayed here but its more than big enough to accomodate 6 people comfortably even 8 with 2 younger children. I will certainly use this apartment again in the very near future it made our holiday perfect.
18 Aug 2011
"as previously described in trip advisor reviews...."
We had planned for this holiday for a long time and found this condo on Trip Advisor. We were very pleased, the accomodation was very good- roomy, clean and very convenient for travel around Florida! Liaison with the owners was prompt and informative. Bahama Bay was a safe environment for our two 16 year olds to roam where they wanted (the many pools and the pool tables proved popular). The staff were more than helpful, top tip-when you arrive nip into the club house and get a car pass for security who are very efficient! Rating 10/10!
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The normal way to do this would be through Group Policy.
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A new 250-vehicle TTC bus garage near McNicoll Ave. and Kennedy Rd. in Scarborough will move forward despite objections from a large nearby church and seniors facilities, city council decided Thursday.
The 19-acre site for the $181 million garage was acquired by the TTC in the Milliken Employment Centre in 2005 although other non-industrial facilities have sprung up in the immediate area.
The project is to be completed by 2019.
Among the objectors was the 2,300-congregant Scarborough Chinese Baptist Church and the Mon Sheong Foundation long-term-care facility for 260 seniors.
"We're disappointed," said Victor Wong, a Mon Sheong board member. "We believe they should be looking at alternative sites because there are viable sites in the area where a garage could better fit in with other industry neighbours rather than in the middle of a sensitive-use residential area."
Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly's motion for further public consultation looking at other sites was rejected in a 26-14 vote. Council voted to submit the project to the province for assessment.
The TTC says it has agreed to address residents' concerns, including moving the above-ground fuel tanks, the bus repair bays and the vehicle entrance
Councillor Maria Augimeri, the TTC chair, said there had been 10 consultations sessions, and Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong said more consultation wouldn't be productive.
"People have had an opportunity to come and have their say and are unhappy and just want another kick at the can," Minnan-Wong said. "I don't know what will be gained by having more except letting people be angrier and angrier for longer."
Minnan-Wong said the garage, to be completed by 2019, is needed by the TTC and no matter what location was picked, someone would end up being unhappy.
"Nobody wants a bus garage in their community," he said. "Even if it's in an industrial area . . . you still don't want it but you can't get beyond the fact that we've got to have it and it has to go someplace."
Councillor Mary Margaret McMahon said residents of her Beaches-East York ward co-exist with the TTC's Danforth barns, the Russell yard and the new Leslie barns under construction that will house most of the city's streetcar fleet.
"We're happy to host TTC facilities and vehicles because we need to get our city moving," she said. "So I would just say, 'Suck it up, Ward 39. For the greater good of the city, we all need to shoulder the load.'"
The councillor for the area, Mike Del Grande (Ward 39, Scarborough Agincourt), said politicians had set up conditions for conflict by permitting residential uses near the industrial zone.
"When you start to encroach on employment areas, you're going to get into a lot of problems."
Del Grande said he concluded the best that could be done in this case is reduce the impact on the community, particularly traffic congestion at McNicoll and Kennedy and Kennedy and Steeles Ave.
Del Grande, who isn't running for re-election to council, said candidates for his job will make it an issue in the Oct. 27 election.
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Not cheap, but worth every penny...
Hotel Dona Palace promised us a great room and view and they delivered. This hotel is in a great location and offers a view of the Bridge of Sighs from certain rooms. The amenities are top of the line and the staff was super friendly. The hotel also offers a 20% discount at 4 different resturaunts, which saved us 20 or more euros at meal time. I would only reccommend one of the resturaunts, however : Grotta Pizza (outside take a right and it's in front of you on the left). The have more than just pizza and was the only resturaunt that had locals eating inside, which is a good sign. The food was good at Grotta - the other three were, in my opinion, terrible and tourist traps.
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Wonderful hotel- friendly people, perfect location, great breakfast. The room was beautiful, spacious, and very clean with modern ammenities (flast screen TV, etc). I would highly recomend this hotel.
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A bit difficult to find through the madness of the piazza San Marco. If you have to stay in the area and are lookiong for 3 star accommodations, this is a great place.
the concierge was very helpful with everything. If you are taking a private water taxi from the train station, please try to arrange with the hotel. The guys on the waterfront will rip you off and not drop you off at the hotel's private landing and instead take you to the Piazza San Marco where you will encounter hordes of people that you cannot get by with your luggage.
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We wouldn't have found this hotel very easily if we hadn't spotted the sign sticking out perpendicular to the building. It's down a little street just off St Marks Square, so it is as central as you can be in Venice. Our room was spacious, with marvellous air-con and we had a balcony over looking the gondolas. The main showerhead in the bathroom didn't have any water pressure so we used the the shower attached to the bath taps. Breakfast is served in a Beautiful Room - but I must say I was really put off when I saw flies crawling all over the fruit (why wasn't it covered?) Also another thing that put me off was we had paid for Room incl Breakfast and on the tables there were cards showing the charge for the juices and cooked breakfasts. €4 for an orange juice! To end on a positive note, they were friendly and the place was convenient, clean and a bit of a treat for our one night in Venice.
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Earlier this year Tucson, Arizona's Calexico impressively released their eighth album Edge Of The Sun via Anti Records. In July the group stopped by the Newport Folk Festival for a seasoned and well refined performance that was every bit as wonderful as I imagined it would be.
It was my first time catching the group, but their sound is one aged like fine wine, ready for new discoveries at every corner. Due to the chaotic nature of the festival setting I was only able to catch a portion of their set, but next chance I get here in New York I'm going to make sure I catch a full set from the guys.
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The Men's Chorus performed well technically, and with warmth and spirit. It was fun to see the three other groups as well. Five stars for the entire show!
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If you've been seeing the words 'BB Cream' splashed across the packaging of new-to-shelf beauty products of late, it's OK if you're confused. BB Cream? What on earth is that?
With more aliases than Frank William Abagnale Jr. this cream is also known as a Blemish Balm, Beauty Benefit, Blemish Base, or Beauty Balm, depending on who you ask. Whatever you want to call it, there's no denying these creams are the latest beauty trend to finally hit our sandy shores. They were going off in New York when I lived there, and are hugely popular in Asia and Europe as well.
It's no surprise they're catching on. It's said that in Asia, women take up to seven steps to complete their beauty routine. SEVEN STEPS! So, when a product that multitasks better than a wife with five kids springs onto the market, the masses are going to respond. Not only because it cuts preening time in half, it also saves you stacks of dollars.
Depending on which option you go for, BB Creams are generally able to service your every skincare/makeup/SPF need. Think: Hydrate like a moisturiser, fight acne and blemishes like a zit zapper, reduce the signs of ageing like a serum, enhance radiance like a toner, improve the appearance of your skin's texture like a primer, hide blemishes like a concealer, make you look incredibly radiant and flawless like a tinted moisturiser, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles like an eye cream, make your skin glow like a highlighter, and finally, in case all that wasn't enough, protect your complexion from harmful UV rays like a sunscreen. Phew!
While the Australian market is a little slow to catch on, we have six stand-out options available for the taking. Let's take a look at what we've got…
1. Garnier BB Cream Miracle Skin Protector SPF 15, $13.95
What they say: 1 product; 5 benefits. Yep, this cream hydrates for 24hrs, evens skin tone, corrects blemishes, boosts healthy glow and offers UV Protection SPF 15.
What I say: Of all the BB Creams I've tried, I have to say, this one is the most suited to my skin type. It offers a gorgeous glow, subtly covers imperfections, and definitely keeps my skin feeling nicely moist throughout the day. I have combination skin, so it works for me, but if you have an overly oily complexion, it might not be mattifying enough for you. It's also said to be suited to sensitive skin, too.
2. Smashbox Camera Ready BB Cream, $54.95
What they say: Another 5-in-1 product, this BB Cream is all about creating a just-gone-for-a-run glow. They say it enhances skin's luminosity with emollients and optical pearl pigments and gives skin a glowing, ethereal look.
What I say: As an avid Smashbox fan already, I think this is a great option for all skin types (yep – oily, sensitive, dry and normal) as it's fragrance-free, derm-approved, and won't cause breakouts.
3. L'Oreal Paris Nude Magique BB Cream, $26.95
What they say: Offering 24 hours of hydration, this cream promises the scientific combination of makeup and skincare, to create a perfect nude complexion. Think: glowing skin with improved texture (and sun protection) all at the same time.
What I say: The fact that is goes on a white-y colour and then changes to match your skintone blows my mind a little bit. What can I say? I'm a sucker for novelty. The finish is a little more matte than the others, so would be ideal for girls with oilier skin types, but upon application, my skin does look more radiant and the hydration factor is noticeable.
4. Biotherm White D-Tox Translu.Cell BB Cream, $49
What they say: Clinical tests on Asian skin have shown immediate coverage against hyper pigmentation, redness, and shine reduction. They've also shown increased transparency and visibly brighter skin after just one week. This BB Cream is said to instantly correct, moisturise for 24 hours, have a whitening and anti-dark spot action, and protect from the sun.
What I say: If you have concerns with pigmentation this is a really great option for covering dark spots, as well as treating them. Again, with the shine reduction element, this BB Cream is great for oilier skin types and goes on easily without feeling sticky, tight, or overly powdery.
5. Alex Cosmetic Organic BB Cream, $79.80
What they say: After discovering the benefits of BB Cream on patients who had undergone their Herbal Aktiv Peel® treatments (a natural skin resurfacing peel using herbs), Alex Cosmetic set about launching the first-ever BB Cream as a stand-alone product over 50 years ago. This version, which is the latest addition to their BB team, combines the usual anti-bacterial, intense hydration and anti-ageing benefits with natural ingredients.
What I say: You have to give props to the oldest BB Cream on the market. Personally, I love the idea of getting a product that's just as effective as the original, but with the added bonus of natural and organic ingredients. It's a win/win in my eyes. While it may not have as many bells and whistles as some of the up-and-coming stars, this cream's ability to repair the skin, even out your skin tone and provide light coverage is great for women looking for something no-fuss, effective, and of course, chemical-free. Sensitive-skinned Primpers, take note.
6. Dior Hydra Life BB Creme, $85 (on sale 19th of April)
What they say: The perfect complexion care for young women in search of freshness, lightness and luminosity in just one step.
What I say: If you've tried a BB Cream in Asia before, this formula will feel quite familiar. The BB Creams there seem to be a little thicker, which allows for greater coverage – a bonus if you want to cover imperfections. As a result, you need to warm the product in your fingers and massage into the skin. That way, it melts into your complexion rather than sit on top.
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Berlin, then Schwerin Palace
Today a 30min meandering walk to view the exhibits at the Neues Museum on Berlin's Museum Island. Then drive back to Hamburg via the impressive Schwerin Palace, a grand ducal residence and seat. Unfortunately we missed the guided tour and made do with an audio commentary via headphones. We lost half an hour during the drive due to a traffic jam resulting from an inexplicable transition from autobahn to a single lane road ending at a set of traffic lights. ...
Germany In A Day
... was fifty minutes through rolling hills of farmland. At Schwerin, we started in a small square named for a young teacher who in 1945 shouted the news of Hitler's death, sadly costing her life as the SS arrested and executed her on the spot. The lamp post still stands to this day. Next, we walked from the train station past a central pond to the Henry the Lion Cathedral. We stopped ...
Germany, Warnemünde
... Hamburg, Berlin & Lubeck. Because of our schedule adjustment last week to avoid the gale, we skipped Warnemünde, resulting in our having to dock several miles from the normal dock in town. Consequently, Linda and I took the cruise ship shuttle to the sea side resort town and began strolling along the harbor into town. Along our easy walk, with light crowds on this clear, sunny morning, we saw colorful shops and eateries and made our ...
UNESCO City
... with a beer tasting at the local brewery that is 500 years old. Then we wandered around on our own. Back on the ship for some leisure time before dinner. The town put together a concert for our ship right on the pier featuring Electric Light Orchestra. Great music and then a firework display at the end. Sat on the top deck and enjoyed every ...
A day off
I wake up to a nice day for walking. But I decide not to. I can use the rest and I have a bag full of dirty clothes. The water in the lake is quite clear. After boiling it I can drink that and it's clear enough to wash my clothes in. I put up a washing line and wash ...