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As GroundedSpirit noted, it is human nature to put down what one has rejected and build up its replacement. I've seen this dynamic in all kinds of movements - social justice and otherwise. Eventually the superiority complex is replaced by a more complicated and realistic view. Still, it's annoying and can be off-putting.
I have to admit that, OldGuy, I found your initial statement about poly and bisexual people offputting. You have the privilege of hiding in plain sight since you are married to a woman and are presumably 'straight looking' i.e. not effeminate or flamboyant.
I do not believe that all queer or poly folks are required to come out. That is not possible for everyone. I also do not believe that you are obligated to be activists, to associate with activists that you find unappealling or think that the agenda of the LGBT or poly movements is what you want too. Perhaps you do what you can to move poly or LBGT rights forward. Since all I know of you is from one statement, I am going to assume that's so.
However, the statements above read like someone who seems rather unaware of the privileges they possess. Do you recognize that those same stuck up, misguided people you ran into at the convention are also the same folks attempting to make life a bit easier for poly folks? This doesn't mean you need to go shout alongside them or even agree with them but do recognize what they are trying to accomplish - for themselves, certainly, but also for people like you, your wife, your boyfriend and your girlfriend.
Again, I don't know you. You may be very aware of the privileges you possess. And I think your main point about the annoying growing pains of movements - like superiority complexes - is well taken.
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USDA answers some of the most popular questions about safely storing and preparing a turkey for Thanksgiving.
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To reach the Monastery of Saint Moses (Mar Musa in Arabic), you'll need determination, patience, and a good pair of walking shoes. Yet while it may not be easy to get there, many people find it even more difficult to leave.
I first heard about Mar Musa from a Jesuit friend living in Jordan, who had never visited but had heard of this mixed- gender, ecumenical community recently founded at the site of an ancient monastery. My instructor in Islamic studies at Yale (also a Jesuit) encouraged me to head out to visit the monastery, not only for a retreat but also to report on the monastery's interest in dialogue with Muslims. He too had never visited. So I set out from the comfortable surroundings of the Jesuit community in Beirut for the Syrian desert, on a hot August day, prepared only with a map that a friend had jotted down on a piece of notebook paper.
From Beirut, my first obstacle was getting into Syria. The border guards told me they would be happy to renew my expired visa, but that their boss was having a nap. After waiting several hours for him to wake up, I crossed the border on foot (my taxi gave up waiting for me) and found a bus that took me to the city of Homs. Unfortunately, all of the buses leaving from Homs to Nebek (my destination) had left. "No problem," a newfound friend told me, "catch a bus to Damascus and ask them to slow down when you pass Nebek." The bus slowed just enough so that I...
Gabriel Said Reynolds is professor of Islamic studies and theology at the University of Notre Dame and co-director of the International Qur'anic Studies Association.
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When I heard today that new Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer had decided to do away with all telecommuting, it gave me pause.
I wrote a column about Mayer in July when she announced that she would work through her maternity leave. She planned to take just a few weeks off.
Instead of celebrating Mayer's ascension to become only the 20th female CEO of a Fortune 500 company, mommy bloggers and Facebook posters alike leaped to criticize her for shorting her maternity leave and underestimating the challenges of being a new mom.
Here's the truth about being a new mom: No matter what you do, somebody will tell you that you are doing it wrong. I suggested that everyone get off her back. It was her choice.
Today, however, according to the Wall Street Journal, Mayer has informed her more than 13,000 employees, many of whom telecommute, that they must be in the office every day. She contends that employees work best when they see each other in the hallways, when they sit side by side.
Obviously, none of her employees have ever sat next to me.
Years ago, an editor recognized that she should send me home to write when I was on a tight deadline because I do my best work here.
My office is a busy, noisy and interesting place. Everywhere you look, there are TVs, dozens of them, all tuned to different stations. Writers and editors are lined up in 7 ½-by-7 ½-foot cubicles, so I am literally surrounded with smart people who constantly hold forth on interesting topics – politics, breaking news, and whether eating chocolate bourbon balls at work constitutes drinking on the job.
Don't get me wrong: I'm not blaming anyone else. My cubicle-mates can pop in their ear buds (shutting my chatter out, I suspect) and keep on with their work, but I have a harder time staying focused.
After the news of Mayer's announcement broke, workplace and mom bloggers rolled out multiple criticisms, most suggesting that because Mayer is herself a working parent, she should be more sensitive to the needs of those for whom telecommuting works best.
For now, I'm giving Mayer the benefit of the doubt. Maybe the number of people working from home on any given day has gotten out of hand at Yahoo, or perhaps there's concern that people are abusing the privilege and claiming to be working when they really aren't. Mayer certainly is aware of the studies that confirm that telecommuting improves productivity and that people who work from home often work more hours. After all, it was the Internet that made such work possible from home.
And it is true that good ideas come out of people talking over cubicle walls. But I think some people work best in an office and others work best out of one.
My coworkers often joke that I'm "working from home," making quote marks in the air with their fingers as if I really am taking the day off. And sure, I get off without having to fight traffic or put on heels. But I typically get more done before lunch at home than I sometimes do all day in the newsroom. I instant-message back and forth on the computer with my coworkers (you can even keep up with office gossip that way), and my editor and I talk on the phone.
I do end up working more hours because it is so easy to check my email, answer questions from the copy desk, or outline a column when the idea strikes me, even if it strikes when I'm on my way to bed. On Sundays, I sign in to see what the coming week holds.
OK, I'm not saying that it's always a good thing, but I don't mind because the trade off is flexibility.
When it is my turn to run the carpool after school, I can leave the newsroom to pick up the kids and then sign back onto the computer when I get home.
Being able to work from home allows me to juggle everything I need to get done as a working mother. I throw in a load of laundry between phone interviews, or think through how to end a story while unloading the dishwasher. I can slip out to my 13-year-old son's school for a piano recital, and get back in less time than it would have taken me to go to lunch at Lolo's Chicken & Waffles with my coworkers.
But not everyone can do it, even if company policy allows it.
I once heard an author explain how to tell if you were suited to working from home. Take a handful of dirt from a potted plant and throw it on the carpet next to your desk. If you can leave it there, you could work from home. But if you had to bust out the broom or vacuum first, you can't.
I am fortunate that I can work both in the office and at home, splitting my days between the two depending on how it makes sense. But I couldn't telecommute full-time. I tried for a while in 2007, and I missed my coworkers. While the dog is cute, he's no good for real conversation. Plus, he seems annoyed when I interrupt his naps.
So I would find myself jumping out at the mailman, just for some sort of human contact during the day: "Hey, how are you? Where are you heading next? I'll walk with you. So, do you have to wear that same uniform every day?"
It will be interesting to see how the new edict goes over at Yahoo and what impact it has on its business and morale. I just hope the idea doesn't catch on, or I'll never get anything done.
(Yes, I did write this from home. I also did two interviews, answered emails and did a load of whites.)
Do you work at home? How do you make it work? What if you couldn't work from home anymore?


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US GDP: The angel's in the details
The disappointing headline GDP for 2Q masked underlying consumer and industrial strength; look for upward revisions in subsequent estimates. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan held back on further stimulus, perhaps pinning hopes on fiscal expansion. In Europe lending is finally picking up; is growth around the corner?
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An upturn in growth ahead?
Economic data improved during the second quarter mainly due to gains in the developing world. We believe nominal growth stopped slowing prior to the "Brexit" vote, an event that coincided with an elevator drop lower in the structure of global interest rates. The scale of the deflationary shock emanating from Brexit does not justify the scale of the rally in safe-haven bonds.
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No helicopter ride for Japan
Further monetary easing or prospects of such in Europe and Japan lifted traditional risk assets over the past five trading days, especially Asian and European High Yield bonds. Japan unveiled yesterday a 28 trillion yen (US$265bn) stimulus package to bolster its ailing economy. The measures, however, fell short of some investors' expectations of a so-called "helicopter money" policy, or the direct handing of cash to businesses and consumers. Global sovereign bonds underperformed their corporate peers, led by the US, where improving economic data pushed up expectations of a rate hike, sending Treasury prices lower.
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Volatility: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
Volatility is an inevitable part of investing and when markets get bumpy opportunities can emerge for patient, value-oriented investors.
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US jobs: Risk-on, but for how long?
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Joe and Carole L. purchased this Folk Victorian 193-acre working farm in Roswell, Georgia, because they hoped to share their love of the outdoors with their children and grandchildren. "After finding broken window panes, a 70-year-old leaky tin roof, a squirrel skeleton hanging on the siding, a pack of feral cats, and a poisonous snake living in the wall, most would say the house was fit for demolition," Joe says. "To us, this balloon-framed house, whose heart pine floors and ceilings survived 100-plus years of history, was calling for help."
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My Spiral Bound Conscience
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For a newbie tightwad like me, I wish it were discipline alone that helped me curb my spending. I wish I had the ability to say "no" to random coffees and lunches with friends all by myself. But, I confess, I needed help. A lot of help. I had tried everything from carrying only a limited amount of cash on me to an envelope system of budgeting. But I always ran out of money and I always ended up using (and sometimes over-using) my check card.
Spending only came under control once I got serious about logging every single purchase that I made. Enter my spending log. My little green notebook. My spiral bound conscience sits deep inside my bag at work or on my desk at home. When I carry it with me, every time I make a purchase, I log how much I spent in the notebook to the penny. Whether I have used my ATM, a credit card or cash, it doesn't matter. It all goes into my log.
I track my spending as vigorously as I can. However, there are times when I am out with friends at night or during the weekend and I don't have my notebook on me. I don't fret too much because I am now in the practice of keeping my receipts and sitting down with my notebook as soon as I step into my apartment and logging each purchase. Again, if I have misplaced a receipt, I log into my online bank account and jot down any purchases that didn't initially make it into the green memo book.
I thought this would be a terrifying activity. I thought I would grow bored or disillusioned with tracking every penny that fled my pocket. However, the exact opposite happened. For the first time in years, I have become excited about saving money. I have actually become excited by the thought of not spending.
If you log your purchases and your expenses for any amount of time, you will find that it turns into a fun yet intellectually involved game: You vs. your money. Every time you pull out that notebook to jot down a purchase, you actually think and re-think whether you really need the latte, the hamburger, or even the haircut. I have become that fanatical with trying to save a dollar wherever I can.
At the end of the month, I open up an Excel spreadsheet and group my purchases into the five general budgetary areas. I deftly scrutinize my spending to see how much money was frivolously spent on items that I should have scrimped on (like how much money I spent on lunches out when I knew I had food at home).
I recommend that everyone track their spending, regardless of your income level. For the first time in a long time, I feel like I have control over my money instead of my money having control over me.
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To Grandmother's House We Go!It's Youth Turkey Hunting Weekend here so I figured Jon and I would head off to TN to visit Gran while the hunters spend their time in the woods here. Jon and I are really looking forward to it. Seems like it's been awhile since we've gotten to visit with my mom.
I hope you all have enjoyed all of the guest columns on our Front Porch this week. If you missed any of them, you can click on the column title in the sidebar there and it will pull up their entry. I thought they were all wonderful and they are just going to get better week to week. We've got everything from Quilting and Knitting to Adoption, Homeschooling Only One, Geography and Creative Learning activities. Please take the time to comment on their entries and let our Front Porch Team know that you appreciate them taking the time to share with us. They SO want to hear from you!
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'Hating Breitbart,' by Andrew Marcus, opens Friday
When your dad is chairman of a movie theater chain you probably see a lot of movies. But Andrew Marcus is likely one of the few offspring to direct a film that screens in the family chain.
His documentary "Hating Breitbart" opens Friday. His father is Steven Marcus, chairman of Milwaukee-based Marcus Corp., which owns the sixth-largest theater chain in the country. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
UWM honors visual effects Oscar winner Jim Rygiel
Jim Rygiel's road to winning three Oscars started at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, which the Kenosha native attended from 1973 to 1977.
In ceremonies Friday, Rygiel, who won a visual effects Oscar for each film in "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, was given the UWM Chancellor Recognition Award for having "demonstrated excellence." Earlier in the day, Rygiel met with UWM film students. »Read Full Article
Florentine Opera begins new season with lush 'La Traviata'
Milwaukee's Florentine Opera Company raised the curtain on its 80th season Friday evening, ushering in the season with a grand production of Verdi's "La Traviata."
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Paris, 1904. A 25-year-old German physicist walks into a bar, where he'll eventually be joined by a 23-year-old Spanish painter. Albert Einstein, meet Pablo Picasso, courtesy of Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile."
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Why Comedians Can Be Prophets, Too
We tend to feel like we really know them when they share so much through their various media. Marc Maron got choked up and started to cry at the end of his interview with Terry Gross. And it felt real. I'm not saying it wasn't real, but we know only as much as he wants us to know. He has created an artifice of authenticity in his work that feels real enough to us to suggest real intimacy, and this is what we lack so profoundly in today's culture.
We're too busy, too scared, too incapable, or maybe all of the above, simply to sit down and have "real conversations" with friends and loved ones like the ones Marc has on his shows. We find something wildly cathartic about the outrage Jon Stewart expresses about current events, and about the depths of apparent vulnerability Louis C.K. offers in his comedy routine and in his T.V. show, Louie. Amy Schumer takes the teeth out of human sexuality by helping us laugh at it, robbing it of some of its power.


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when you go to buy alcohol, do they just check your i.d or your wristband also. Would i be able to use a fake i.d w/ a different name?
when you go to buy alcohol, do they just check your i.d or your wristband also. Would i be able to use a fake i.d w/ a different name?
It depends. Some times they will ask to see your ID again even if you already have a wrist band on.
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If you get your ID checked and they give you a wristband when you're inside just have someone else walk up to buy the beers for you...They wont ask for your id if you're just sitting there. As long as you look like you're 21 they wont bother you.
don't be so sure, have seen them hassling plenty of people with wristbands over the years. tons of undercovers walking the beer gardens and vip areas.
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even though you may fool one person & get a white heinekan wristband (21+), the bartenders may STILL ask you for your ID. while drinking in the beer gardens, if you look like you are barely 21, you may yet again get ID'd.
I've never seen anyone get hassled in the beer garden by undercovers but again I'm not really paying attention to that. It's all about confidence. Act like you been there before.


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Video posted yesterday featuring yours truly and my awesome colleagues goes into why we're doing social bookmarking and tagging and avatars and so on... We spend over 30 minutes expanding on Dan Truax's theme for our org: open the sites up to the community so that people can find reliable answers faster.
They followed up with another MSDN-focused video today on the site refresh and better search. Vikas and others have been telling us how much better MSDN search is now. I think the autocomplete feature simply rocks, since we boosted the number of terms in the DB from 30,000 to millions. Details on their latest release here.


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In 1984 NBC broadcast a full-length production of Mister Roberts. Along with a great many others before it aired, I felt the 1955 movie (about which I've posted previously) was definitive; I certainly didn't feel that there was a need for another version of this classic film. What I didn't realize was that this was not a remake of the movie—it was a play, filmed before a live audience.
Mister Roberts (1955), starring Henry Fonda, is based on the stage play by Frank Nugent. Fonda, who starred in the Broadway play, reprised his role as Lieutenant Douglas Roberts for this film, with an A-list of players supporting him. Jack Lemmon also stars as Ensign Pulver, a role which won him an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor; James Cagney as Captain Morton and William Powell as "Doc" round out the cast. Sadly, the film also ended the longtime friendship and working relationship between Henry Fonda and director John Ford who, in a fit of anger, reportedly sucker punched Fonda in the mouth.Read more »
I was told once that it is bad form to start an article or speech with a question, however this film seems to require a question to be asked … so now that I have the statement out of the way let me ask you that question. If you could have just one memory in your life to live in forever what would that memory be? This is the question proposed in Hirokazu Koreeda's movie After Life. The premise is simple, after death the dead arrive at a sort of clearing house and are given one week to choose a memory from their life in which to spend eternity. At the end of that week the moment is reconstructed and the dead spend eternity in that moment. There is a catch. Read more »
Opening Lines: "Every great magic trick consists of three parts or acts. The first part is called "The Pledge." The magician shows you something ordinary: a deck of cards, a bird or a man. He shows you this object. Perhaps he asks you to inspect it to see if it is indeed real, unaltered, normal. But of course... it probably isn't. The second act is called "The Turn." The magician takes the ordinary something and makes it do something extraordinary. Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled. But you wouldn't clap yet. Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring it back. That's why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call "The Prestige."
While growing up in Bloomington, I had the pleasure of knowing a professional stage magician. He made a small living performing at various conventions and meetings around the United States. As a small boy of 10, I found him fascinating. He took me under his wing for a while and gave me what he called a beginning magic kit. It wasn't the type you found in magic stores. This was something special.
A while ago I wrote about one of my favorite John Wayne Movies, The Quiet Man. The Quiet Man was a romance and a departure from the War and Western films that John Wayne was most well known for. My second favorite John Wayne film, The Shootist is also a departure from his usual role even though it is a western, it is the story of an older gunfighter now battling a greater battle; cancer. Seeking a place to spend his last days, he takes up residence in a boarding house run by a widow who is against everything the gunfighter's life represents while her teenage son harbors a secret desires to be just like the old shootist .
The cast for The Shootist is among the best. Besides "The Duke" as the shootist J.B. Books, the film features Lauren Bacall as boarding house owner Bond Rodgers and Ron Howard as her son Gillom. Despite the film's title you won't find a lot of shoot outs in the film. It's the story a dying man, who wants to die with dignity and perhaps regain a little taste of the life he could have had if his life had not taken the violent turn it did. Yes, John Wayne is still the tough guy, but his view is now tempered as he faces his cancer and the knowledge that there is nothing he can do to win his battle against it. Each character must in the end examine themselves as they are faced with Books' mortality and eventual death.
John Wayne is one of the most famous and beloved actors of all time. He had an acting style that was uniquely his own. While he is best known for his westerns and war films, my favorite John Wayne film, The Quiet Man, falls in neither category. John Wayne plays boxer Sean Thornton returning to his Irish boyhood home from America after retiring from the ring and from fighting altogether after one of his opponents dies from the blows he suffered in their fight. His desire is to return to the simple life he knew as a boy and the town he grew up in. It doesn't take long before he finds love with Mary Kate Danaher (Maureen O'hara), but it is this love that is going to make his life far from simple.
Set during the McCarthy hearings of the late 50's The Majestic tells the story of a blacklisted screen writer named Peter Appleton (Jim Carrey) who, after freeing himself from a car wreck, finds himself in a small town devoid of his memory. He encounters an older man who mistakenly believes Peter is his long lost son. Peter, having no reason to doubt the man, believes this must be who he is and so settles himself down in the town
"Wanted: Someone to go back in time with me. This is not a joke. You'll get paid after we get back. Must bring your own weapons. I have only done this once before. SAFTEY NOT GUARANTEED."
The above classified advertisement along with a contact PO Box address that appeared in a local paper near Seattle Washington sets the stage for Safety Not Guaranteed. The ad intrigues a reporter for a Seattle based magazine. Is the man who placed it crazy, disturbed or legit? For reasons of his own he sells his editor on the idea of checking it out as a human interest story. He takes along two interns: one of whom, Darius, ends up applying for the position in order to get the story behind the ad.
Last night I read that we had lost one of the greats; Robin Williams was no longer with us. When we think of him we most often think of his almost manic comedy. He was one of the best, and perhaps one of the few that could go one on one with the late great Johnathan Winters in comedy improvisation. We know however that Robin Williams was also a great actor. Like many comedians his view of life gave him great insight into the human condition and he was able to bring this to his more serious roles. He will be missed.
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"Narrator: A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty "Hi-yo Silver" - the Lone Ranger! With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of …..
Wait, wait, wait, wait! – this is not THAT Lone Ranger and perhaps this is one reason why Walt Disney's reboot of the iconographic persona of this legendary western hero did not do as well as expected at the box office. From the moment this new production of The Lone Ranger was announced it was compared with the 1950s television show starring Clayton Moore (and for a short while John Hart) and Jay Silverheels. It seemed it was destined to be a train wreck from the beginning. However, I love trains and as much as I hate to admit it, I'm always willing to look at a train wreck, no matter how much it pains me. So I dutifully checked out this new version of The Lone Ranger and watched it, knowing from the start that it wasn't going to be my Lone Ranger and Tonto
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This sunny stretch of Spanish coastline has never fallen out of fashion with holidaymakers looking for fun times and great weather...
Booking Costa Blanca hotels and flights via TravelSupermarket is your ticket to the heavenly holiday combination of white sands, clear blue seas, lively bars, a mountainous landscape and theme parks – or the chance to get away from it all in one of the coast's peaceful villages.
Hotels in Costa Blanca are not just in the shape of Benidorm's skyscrapers. You'll find plenty of choice in this popular part of Spain, with chic budget hotels run by local families, luxury spa retreats where your every whim is catered for, hotels where golf is the main attraction – plus every kind of hotel in between.
Finding an affordable Costa Blanca hotel needn't be a headache. Use the TravelSupermarket search tool to compare prices on a range of excellent Costa Blanca accommodation – booking well in advance to make big savings.
Cheap hotels in Costa Blanca are available at every stop along these gorgeous shores...
Benidorm remains one of Costa Blanca's most popular tourist hotspots and holidaymakers here get to lounge on great beaches, sup a drink or two in buzzing bars and dance until the small hours in the heaving nightclubs. Families love Benidorm too and there is an abundance of family-friendly hotels that complement the eateries, playgrounds and theme parks of this lively resort.
Other seaside cities that attract visitors are Torrevieja, Murcia and Alicante. Or you could consider booking a hotel in one of the smaller resorts of the Costa Blanca, such as Altea, Calpe, Denia, Albir, Javea, Moraira, San Juan de Alicante and Villajoyosa. The mountain towns of Guadalest and Elche are worthy of consideration if you prefer culture and architecture over a beach on your doorstep.
The big holiday brands have hotels and complexes in both Alicante and along the coast. Look for names such as Barcelo, Melia, Sol, RH, Best Western, AC Hotels, NH Hoteles, Holiday Inn Express, Tryp, Abba, Holiday Inn, Eurostars and even the Spanish national heritage chain of Paradores.
There really is the perfect spot for every kind of holidaymaker on the sun-drenched Costa Blanca, and hotels to suit all tastes and budgets.
Whether you plan to totally relax or your family is geared up for fun in the sun, there's no shortage of attractions on the Costa Blanca…
Top five attractions
Terra Mitica
Open between late March and early November, at this vast theme park you'll discover rides, shows, and lots of delighted families. Terra Mitica is on the outskirts of Benidorm.
Water-based fun is on offer near Benidorm with slides, pools, and water games. The park is open between May and September.
Nestled among the mountains of the Costa Blanca is the small town of Guadalest, where castles, museums and unique buildings that cling to the mountains tell tales of its past.
Castle of Santa Barbara
This mountain-top castle stands watch over the cosmopolitan city of Alicante. Grab a bite to eat in the lovely marina area after visiting the castle.
Palmeral of Elche
Gaze out across the top of the largest palm grove in Europe and tour beautiful Elche, a city entwined with luscious palm trees.
There's plenty more fun to be had throughout the year - the annual calendar in the Costa Blanca is packed with lively events...
Carnival; February: Parades mark the start of Lent at various towns and cities on the Costa Blanca. For the most colourful and flamboyant, head to Benidorm or Alicante.
Fire Festival (Fallas); March: "Ninots", papier mache figures, are crammed with fireworks and set alight during this unique event. Valencia sees the most impressive displays, though there are events in Benidorm, Calpe, Denia and other destination on the Costa Blanca.
Moors and Christians Festival; August: Battles are "fought" and fireworks are set off during this annual celebration of the re-establishment of Christian rule. Alicante is the best place to see the festival.


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We're live from the Motor City for this year's North American International Auto Show, where the media continues to be wowed by impressive new production vehicles and some out-of-this-world concept cars. Ford showed us the newest generation of its best-selling F-150 truck, Toyota got our adrenaline pumping with the arrest-me red FT-1 Concept car, and Mercedes-Benz revealed its top-tier, V-12-powered S600 flagship.
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Other highlights include the new, racetrack-ready Corvette Z06, the redesigned Mercedes-Benz C-Class, a Targa top model of the 911 Carerra and a hyper-tuned, high-performance variant of Infiniti's new Q50 sport sedan called the Eau Rouge concept.


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My husband and I dinned here for our Anniversary last week. We were greeted by a very gracious and warm server who seated us promptly and took our drink orders straight away. The menu has just changed for the season so I was excited to see and try some new things on there. I started with the orange seared scallops (I do love my seafood) which came with ginger, some really crispy slaw, beet and tarragon foam. It was so light and fresh! For my main I ordered the dorade which came with a lobster foam and celery root puree. My fish was cooked perfectly and had crispy skin. Really, really delicious. My husband had the tasting menu which consisted of duo of duck, soup, pork belly with a white bean puree, and crème brule made with yogurt instead of cream all accompanied with the wine pairings. Portions were really good and the pairings were spot on; almost too much food for me though. I find I am never able to eat the side vegetables on my plate as my actual main is very satisfying. The only negative about my dinner in particular was my dessert which I thought was really poor; pear and fig tart. It came lukewarm and tasted really bitter. I don't normally put too much thought in dessert as it is but I find the quality of the dessert election not on par with the standards of the food from the kitchen itself. Another great evening!
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Computer memory is an intimidating subject to many but it is hardly a topic to be concerned about. This video will cover all of the essentials one needs to know when installing new computer memory on their desktop PC system. Thankfully, memory manufacturers have done a good job making sure this process is painless.
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Craig received his degree in Informatics with a cognate in Business from Indiana University: South Bend in 2008. Craig lives with his wife and daughter in South Bend, Indiana near Notre Dame. Craig is currently employed by Precision Electric, Inc. and acts as the chief Information Technology Manager. With a passion for teaching and technology, he founded The PCMichiana Tech Help Show in Fall 2009. His focus is teaching users of all backgrounds how to learn technology while having fun.
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