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WHO: Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Division of Water Resources
WHAT: South Fork Forked Deer River Watershed Meeting
WHEN: Monday, April 21 at 6 p.m.
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Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration has restricted the state school board and Education Superintendent John White's ability to approve the agency's contracts, a move that could make the fight over Common Core more difficult for both White and the state school board.
The Jindal administration on Wednesday suspended White and the school board's authority to sign contracts worth over $2,000 without approval from Jindal officials. The previous threshold was $20,000.
The move comes one day after the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education voted to contract with outside lawyers to possibly fight the governor in court over Common Core testing. Jindal, once a supporter of Common Core, is now hoping to remove it from Louisiana's schools altogether. White and the school board are still Common Core supporters.
The school board's new contract restrictions would make it more difficult for the board to financially compensate independent legal counsel in a Common Core fight with Jindal. But the school board said they had already found lawyers to represent them pro bono.
"We had people who offered to work for us for free," said state school board president Chas Roemer.
Jindal officials have said any agreement the state school board signs with an outside law firm would already have to get written approval from the Jindal administration and the Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell, even if the lawyers agree to do the work pro bono.
Also, when asked about whether the new contracting limitations on White and the school board was related to their efforts to work with outside lawyers, the Jindal administration said it has more to do with previous concerns about how White and the state school board had used the procurement process.
The Jindal administration only provided one example of what they called troubling procurement behavior from White and the state school board. Officials pointed to an incident last month, when White and the school board announced they would use an existing state contract to purchase Common Core test questions Jindal opposes.
White and the school board announced they would use an existing vendor to purchase the questions, only after Jindal called into question whether the Department of Education could purchase its preferred test through a new contract.
The Jindal administration then temporarily suspended the vendor's contract, preventing White and the school board from using it to purchase Common Core test questions. Jindal said it was an inappropriate use of the vendor. White and the state school board maintained it was a proper use of the existing contract.
In fact, Roemer countered that the Jindal administration is inappropriately using the state procurement process, as a whole, to block Common Core. "They are taking every punitive step they can to stop us," said Roemer, "This is not what the procurement process was intended to do."
Jindal has turned against Common Core as opposition to the standards has built among conservatives across the country. The Louisiana governor is considering a run for president and Common Core might emerge as a hot issue during the 2016 Republican presidential primary.
In June, Jindal laid out a plan to drop both Common Core and a new standardized test to evaluate whether students have met the standards, prompting a fight from White and the state school board. The Louisiana Legislature -- which had several opportunities to scrap the national academic standards during its spring lawmaking session -- also declined to follow the governor on his anti-Common Core path.
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July 24, 2015 at 12:34 AM #12569
MisterViggoBASIC RIDER
In the preAlpha 0.181 you change the pedalling button to A.. Could you maybe change it back to RB again? I got used to RB and I also like that I can control the pedalling and the right analog stick at the same time! After you changed the pedalling button to A, is much hardere to use the pedalling and right analog stick at same time… So I would ask you, if you could change the pedalling button to RB again instead of A…July 24, 2015 at 1:23 AM #12570
matsixBASIC RIDER
I really don't understand why they changed it. RB works so much better for a bmx game. Skate was good for a and x because you need to have both feet on the deck to get ready for an Ollie. A bmx bike you don't. At least make it an option to switch between the two. I really don't understand why people voted for a…July 24, 2015 at 1:32 AM #12571
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It was changed because a recent poll done in regards to the buttons to use made A the button of choice because the Majority voted for the change. It is planned in the future to have customizable buttons so people can adjust to what they prefer. I'll see about having the pedal button specifically changeable in the next update though. Maybe a hotfix if they can swing it.Bear "replicant" PowellJuly 24, 2015 at 2:12 AM #12572
MisterViggoBASIC RIDER
Matsix got a point! I it would be awesome if you could change the pedallin button to RB again instead of A… Or if you could make a tutorial on how to change it in the game files? Just so people can choose what the pedalling button should be.. I don't wanna wait to a new update.. It ruins right now..July 24, 2015 at 5:04 AM #12575
PIRATEorNINJABASIC RIDER
where was this vote held at? i come to these forums a lot and i never saw a vote.
i said this in another thread but the A button really makes no sense. it forces us to take our finger off the right stick which is used for EVERYTHING. i mean it sucks to pedal and then have to switch to the stick in order to lean while turning in order to do a sharp turn. I dont understand why you guys just dont do the most common and sensible thing and put pedal on the RT and brake on the LT and if a front brake is added put it on the LB….. i mean pretty much all games where you drive any vehicle us RT for gas and LT for brake….
not only does this free up the thumb to keep it on the right stick but it enables a comfortable natural resting posture for the overall layout of the hands on the controller in reference to the most use buttons in this case being the sticks…
the only way i can see the A button making sense is if we were using the other face buttons for tricks…which you guys have made clear you arent even willing to try even in addition to the dual stick controls.
im curious did you do this voting on facebook or twitter? cause if so then i can guarantee you that your votes were ruined by people that haven't even played the game voting. doing it on forums at least makes sense and doing it on private forums makes even more seeing as those are people that have access to the game for certain.
i tried to rebind the button in the launcher input menu but its pointless since it only lists a ton of joystick access and raw functions with no hint at all to how they relate to the functions in the game.Riding BMX for 20 years till injured. '99 TN State Racing champ. Sure miss it.July 24, 2015 at 6:12 AM #12580
ThelegitcanadianBASIC RIDER
if u played the game the game before u couldn't be holding RB and do a trick at the same time this way makes sure that never happens
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replicantMODERATOR (CREATOR)
@PIRATEorNINJA This is a link to where the poll took place. It was advertised on a few different places and mentioned here a couple times. http://www.bmxthegame.com/pedaling-button-poll/Bear "replicant" PowellJuly 24, 2015 at 7:46 AM #12584
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if u played the game the game before u couldn't be holding RB and do a trick at the same time this way makes sure that never happens
but why would someone want/think they can pedal while doing a trick…. if you dont know to stop pedaling before a jump then lol. thats a weak argument tbh and relies on the player just being to dumb to not know what they're doingRiding BMX for 20 years till injured. '99 TN State Racing champ. Sure miss it.July 24, 2015 at 10:50 AM #12586
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I don´t know what I like best.. I don´t have a problem with pedalling with the A buttonBmx The Game. Release date 2044.March 16, 2016 at 11:36 PM #14295
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i changed my controls on the input in the loading screen and now that i have bought an xbox controller i want to change them to factory settings. any1 know how?
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Welcome to the next edition of Jimbo's Mailbag! At Salt City Hoops, we know that covering a team without any humor can be dreary. As such, we decided to add a little bit more levity to our site via Jimbo's unique outlook on the world of Jazz basketball. Jimbo, by virtue of being recently featured in the Deseret News, is now the world's most famous Utah-based basketball mailbag artist. Interested in submitting a question to Jimbo's mailbag? Email it to Jimbo at firstname.lastname@example.com or tweet @JimboRudding to appear.
Q: Is there a chance of a "Stockton Shorts" night for the Jazz, or did Green and Burke establish why this is no longer possible?
I'm not going to touch the Draymond Green/Trey Burke example… both literally and figuratively.
As far as the Stockton Shorts night goes — I'm in. That's the style now anyway, right? …Actually, I don't know anything about style. I still peg my pants.
Even though I don't know the style these days, I still know a good "washing the car on a Saturday morning" pair of shorts when I see some and the Stockton shorts would be perfect for that. Those shorts, coupled with my mesh 8th grade football jersey that still fits me would definitely make working in the hot summer sun more bearable. I'd rather not be a distraction for my neighbors yet again, but summers in Utah can be brutal!
I'll contact the Jazz front office and see if we can't set the Stockton Shorts night idea in motion. I'll let you know what they decide.
Q: While you reviewed arena plans with Gail, did she mention if my idea for a leftover casserole concessions stand made the cut?
Sadly, I regret to inform you that your casserole idea has not advanced to the taste-testing round of the new arena concession discussions. I ran the idea by Gail and she immediately made a sad face and then gagged a little. Better luck next time they totally remodel the arena.
Your idea got me thinking–you know what would be cool in the remodeled arena is if they brought back restaurants that used to be in Utah. For example, I would eat at the arena 100 percent of the time if they could convince Fuddruckers to come back.
It'd also be hecka cool if they were able to bring in restaurants that aren't currently in Utah. For instance, Whataburger, White Castle, Brown Castle, or Jack in the Box. No two things would go better together than a Hayward jumper and a Sourdough Jack.
The only other thing on my remodeled arena wishlist is a Batteries Plus so that I can just pick up my batteries while I'm at the game instead of making a separate trip. You know, two birds and one stone and whatever.
Q: Where can I get a 1992 USA Gymnastics Olympic jacket? Also, how do you feel about child leash backpacks?
Um, you're only allowed to ask one question per entry. Sorry, but thems the rules. I'm afraid I'm going to have to throw both of these questions out and unfortunately you wont every be allowed to attend a Jazz game again. …ha ha J/K LOL. I TOTALLY had you going there for a second. You should've seen your face!
Thanks for the two great questions, Loaf!
First, let's answer the question about the jacket. I have actually never seen a 1992 Olympic gymnastics jacket. Though I HAVE found myself up at night thinking about how cool it would be to see one in real life. They are extremely hard to come by. I guess they only made a certain amount. Sad.
However, ten years ago I met a man in Phoenix and purchased the original jacket and leotard worn by Kerri Strug when Bela carried her to the medals podium in the 1996 Olympics. The colors were a little faded, but overall they were both in great condition. The leotard doesn't fit anyone in my family (we all tried it on) so we'll probably just have that framed. But the jacket fits all 11 of my kids, so I imagine we should get some good use out of it.
Now, as for child leash backpacks—I'm all for 'em. I've learned from experience that the last thing you want to do when you leave your house is to misplace your child. I've also learned that you don't ask strangers to wear the backpack while you run in to buy some Cold Stone. Trust me, that's never a good idea.
Q: You ever feel like mailing it in for the mailbag because we should be mad Hayward would've totally made the Olympics?
Glad to know you don't think I "mail in" Jimbo's Mailbag every week, because I don't. I give each question at least 30–60 seconds of intense thought before I even begin to answer.
I, for one, am glad Hayward didn't make the Olympic team. He needed the rest what with his plantar fasciitis and new baby and whatnot. Plus, the Olympics lasts for two weeks; that's a long time to be away from his barber.
To some extent, I'm also glad Hayward didn't make the All-Star team or get any other NBA accolades. He needs to play with a chip on his shoulder this upcoming season so that he can shock the world and lead his team to a championship.
Q: Have you heard the rumblings that Derek Fisher wants to play again?
Yeah, I did hear that. When they first reported it I thought they were lying. Then I was like, "Is this true?" and then I was all, "Are they kidding me?" and then everyone was like, "This has to be a lie, right?"
Before Derek tries to make a comeback, I think he should ask himself these questions first:
Once he has the answers to those questions, THEN I'd make a decision whether or not to come back and play.
Q: Since no NBA news—quick question about Flo of Progressive: Is it weird that I get a small rash every time I see her? Am I in love?
No, that's not weird and YES, you are very much in love. In fact, an annoying rash is usually the first sign of love. At least that's what happened to me. I got rashes around my eyebrows and on my lower neck area the first time I saw Reese Witherspoon in A Far Off Place wearing that gemsbok vest. Usually applying hydrocortisone cream to your problem areas and also your non-problem areas will help.
Love is a strange thing. It's like an invisible force that makes us do things that seem totally normal at the time, but that we will eventually regret. One minute love can make you want to go into a crowded mall and give everyone a giant hug and the next minute it can make you want to go into a crowded mall and buy a whole bunch of those remote control helicopters from a 16 year old at a kiosk for no reason whatsoever.
The first time I fell in love was in 3rd grade. Jennifer MacLeod. I'd sit in class and just watch her write cursive and do fractions and whatnot. It eventually got to the point where I couldn't take it anymore and I had to tell her how I felt. The problem was, I was incredibly shy and didn't know the first thing about how to talk to girls. So what I ended up doing was drawing a picture of me and her kissing on the swings. However, I wasn't a good artist and the picture looked more like two turtles jump-roping. She saw the picture and was confused and for the rest of our school days she would describe me as the "really quiet kid who likes turtles." It all worked out though because in 11th grade she accidentally farted in home ec class and never really lived that down. Another win for karma, I guess.
Q: How come John Stockton Ave goes like 100 blocks while Karl Malone Boulevard goes half a block then turns into Japantown St.?
You know, I've never really thought about that. Maybe it's because Stockton retired first? Or maybe Kris (@5kl) was right and it has to do with the fact that Karl signed with the Lakers and the Jazz never forgave him for that.
There are worse things than Karl Malone boulevard turning into Japantown, though. Like, it could dead-end right smack in the middle of the Pioneer Park bathrooms. That would be horrible.
Q: What will be Boris Diaw's favorite buffet item at Chuck-A-Rama? Man, I bet he is STOKED.
The best thing at Chuck-A-Rama is the bread pudding. Mmmmmmm wet bread. My favorite! It is SO GOOD!
I could see Boris liking the rolls. They have that cinnamon butter too. Wash that down with a glass of chocolate milk and he'll be ready for the season.
The truth is, I don't care what his favorite buffet item is so long as he brings his A-game this year. I really think Diaw could be the key to this bench working. If he's motivated and ready to take on a veteran role, that could be the difference between the Jazz being a great team instead of just a good team next year. However, you have to take into account the fact that I don't really know that much about basketball and just barely figured out that it was the referees who were the ones always blowing those whistles during the game.
Q: How should the Jazz honor Harambe this year?
Oh Harambe. Why did you have to leave us so soon?!?!
From what I've been hearing from the Jazz front office is that there IS something planned for the home opener. I guess since the bear is like a nephew to the gorilla they thought it made sense to have the Jazz Bear honor him in some official way.
I'm hearing that they're planning on giving away t-shirts with a picture of Harambe and the words, "Never Forget." You'll have to get to the game early though because they're only giving them away to the first 1,000 fans who are dressed in gorilla suits and who make realistic gorilla grunting noises while entering the arena. Heads up–they will NOT accept the traditional "ooh ooh, aah aah" stuff.
At the first timeout during the first quarter of the game they're going to dim the lights and Donny Osmond will sing his 1989 hit "Soldier of Love" and dedicate it to Harambe's memory. The Jazz Bear will then enter the court and use the t-shirt gun to shoot heads of lettuce, Harambe's favorite treat, into the crowd.
It sounds like a very moving tribute and I for one wouldn't miss it for the world.
Q: Is there a chance the Jazz sign three kids on top of each other to the SLC Stars?
Only if the Stars have some long, trench coat uniforms this year. Up until last month I believed that Tibor Pleiss was actually two teenagers standing on the other's shoulders inside some sort of lifelike human suit.
Q: If there was a Jazz biopic movie, which player would Tom Hanks play?
Great question!
I would have to say Olden Polynice. There was so much drama with Polynice impersonating an officer back in 2000. That would make a good story. Plus, Hanks is such a versatile actor that I'm sure he'd have no problem playing a giant man impersonating a police officer. Castaway 2 anyone???
Thanks for the questions, you guys!!! Sorry it's been so long since the last mailbag. I promise, from here on out I will release a mailbag every week (unless I have to travel and life gets busy and/or other funner things come up).
Remember to tell your pizza delivery guy about Jimbo's Mailbag. Do it while pretending there are a ton of kids running around and then apologizing for all the kids running around. Make it weird.
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Assistance in uying a house in Copenhagen
Hi there!
We are a young Belgian couple who would like to buy a small house with garden in Copenhagen, in areas like Vanløse, Brønshøj,... not too far from the center and accessible by bike/public transportation.
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YKRA is a Hungarian backpack brand, born out of our love for the colourful subcultures of the sixties and seventies, and the ruggedness and durability of classic mountaineering equipment.
YKRA create products for colorful individuals, of all ages and sizes, who share their passion for the outdoors and quality materials.
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Materials: 100% cotton canvas, cotton shoulder straps, tanned cowhide leather (details), steel buckles, rope
Color: orange
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Capacity: 6.5 L
Care: hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron low (110°C), dryclean
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We're joined today by guest tackler, Jessi Snow, who is walking us through a mini bedroom makeover.
The guy's room
When I made the decision to move in with my boyfriend Ryan, I assumed that with time his home would eventually start to feel like my home too. Unfortunately, that feeling didn't come as quickly as I had hoped. For months I felt like I was invading his space and worried that he might feel like my belongings were starting to take over. Finally, one day I decided that the best way to transform the space from his to ours was by giving it a makeover – beginning in his very bachelor bedroom.
When I started, the room looked every bit a guy's room, sporting brown walls, a blue bedspread and lots and lots of cutter.
Making it "our" room
Giving a room a whole new look doesn't have to happen overnight and in our case, it certainly didn't. I began with the small stuff I knew I could change with little effort.
One of the things I disliked the most about the room was the unmatched furniture – the bed and the dressers were two totally different colors. Using leftovers from my old apartment, we replaced the dark brown tallboy with a light colored one that matched the bed a lot more.
Aside from a mirror, there wasn't one thing hanging on the walls. Ryan had picked up a big photo of New York (his favorite place on earth) a little while before so we decided to hang that just above the bed. Because of its size, it was a perfect fit.
Next, it was bedspread time. I had hated the current one for ages – while you can't really tell in the photo, it was actually a really faded denim material and two sizes too large for the bed. I did my best to take Ryan's style into consideration when picking out a new one and ended up choosing a neutral gray and white, modern design.
Around the same time that I began project-makeover we decided to upgrade from our little double bed to something a bit larger. Considering everything would be out of the room I figured this would also be a good time to tackle the paint. I snapped a picture just before we moved the bed out – at that point it was nothing fancy – in fact, it kind of felt worse, but I knew it was slowly but surely moving in a direction we'd be pleased with in the end.
Tackling the paint
If you've ever painted before I'm sure you can appreciate that this was definitely the most difficult part of the process. I chose a grey paint and because I was tight for time I decided to go with BEHR Premium Plus Ultra Paint And Primer In One. I'd heard lots of horror stories but I can't tell you how impressed I was. One thick coat and the dark brown disappeared entirely.
The whole painting process, including moving things out and putting them back in, took me roughly 48 hours from start to finish. I wanted to make sure everything was dry before deciding that one coat was really all I needed, and to my surprise it was!
Once again, we switched around the furniture a bit, opting for a darker antique dresser we had in the basement. I also went out and purchased five baskets to control and organize all the random clutter. Finally, everything had a place! Here is the room toward the end of the project:
A few things have changed since then, I replaced the purple lampshade with a neutral one, purchased a bigger bedspread and found some different curtains that worked perfectly, but for the most part it looks the same. There are aspects of the room that make it mine as well as those (like the 52 inch TV) that appeal to him too.
Finishing our bedroom makeover
In the end, we were both very happy with the turnout and I have to admit, I was pretty proud. While Ryan was on-board with the whole thing, I made it clear from the beginning that this was my project and one I wanted to complete on my own. This was really my first attempt at a room makeover, and while it wasn't much it definitely gave me the drive to keep on going. I'm happy to say that since then, I've managed to redo our bathroom and spare bedroom too!
If I could pass on one word of advice to anyone thinking of making some changes it would be to take your time. Spreading things allowed me to be extra confident in each and every decision I made and more importantly, it made the whole experience a lot of fun.
Best of luck to anyone considering making a change – I promise, the hard work will be SO worth it in the end.
About the guest tackler
Jessi's love for DIY began when she joined the team at PartSelect.com, an online resource for do-it-yourself appliance repair. Since then, she's become involved in many online communities and is dedicated to encouraging homeowners, especially women, to tackle projects on their own. When I'm not working or blogging, I can be found on Twitter and as of late, Pinterest.
Calling All Tacklers!
We're looking for YOU – guest bloggers to post about your own tackles right here. If you are interested in showing off your tackles (we all need some tips and ideas!) then send a quick email to lolli.5m4m at gmail (link in the About Lolli section at the bottom of the post). Thanks for your inspiring tackles!!
Mom Bloggers — what are you tackling this week?
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Tell us what you're up to with all your other tackles… housework and otherwise… add your link to your tackle in the Linky below!
We are Tackling Our To-Do Lists Together and making housework bloggable — Each week on Tuesday, we are posting before and after pictures of a project or trouble area that we tackled this week.
Find out more about how Tackle It Tuesday began.
The project can be little or big – whatever you want.
Basically, Tackle It Tuesday is about giving ourselves incentive, deadlines and satisfaction in tackling all our tasks — whether household or otherwise.
If you tackled a project this week, just add a comment and add your link below.
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Attending the BlogHer food bloggers' conference in San Francisco this past weekend was surreal. Maybe it's because in my own circle of friends I'm something of an oddity. People who don't spend their days photographing tuna or making oatmeal look not disgusting don't quite know what to make of me, a woman who walks her kids to school, then kneels in her yard with a camera and a bowl of spaghetti. Plenty of people think I'm a wackjob.
So to attend a meeting of 300 similar wackjobs was affirming, to say the least. These people get what I'm doing because they do it, too, and some of them have been doing it far longer than I have. I'd like to introduce you to a few people who wear their blogger badges proudly:
[Top photo, from left] David Lebovitz, blogger here and author of The Sweet Life in Paris (Broadway Books, 2009) and several dessert cookbooks; Sarah Henry, quick-witted veteran journalist and blogger at Lettuce Eat Kale; and Jill Nussinow, registered dietitian, cookbook author, and self-proclaimed Veggie Queen.
[Center photo above, from left] Janice Ray, a new colleague, excellent lunch date, and author of the lovely blog Round the Table.
[Bottom photo above, from left] Jennifer Maiser, author of Life Begins at 30 and editor of the group blog Eat Local Challenge; Sam Breach of Becks & Posh; and Pim Techamuanvivit, author of the blog Chez Pim and the recently released The Foodie Handbook (Chronicle Books, 2009).
[Top photo] Here's the always bubbly and incredibly motivated Lia Huber of Nourish Network. Keep Lia in mind because you'll be hearing more about her, and NN, from me very soon. In the middle is Heidi Swanson of the gorgeous natural foods blog 101 Cookbooks and the books Cook 1.0 and Super Natural Cooking. I owe Heidi an enormous debt of gratitude for her kindness and advice over the past 2 years.
Pictured in the bottom photo is a celebrity whose name rhymes with Smocco DiSclirito. I'm wavering about whether to tell you about the train wreck that was the lunch he emceed. Let's just say if you like your celebrities with a side of sleazy and inappropriate sexual innuendo, you'd have loved the meal (of frozen food) over which he presided.
Finally, I don't have photos of Kalyn from Kalyn's Kitchen, Susan from Foodblogga, Zoe from Zoe Bakes, Dana from Dana Treat, Dianne from Will Write for Food, Jaden from Steamy Kitchen, Lara from Still Life With, Amy from Streaming Gourmet, Elise from Simply Recipes, Tara from Diva on a Diet (hi Diva!), Grace from State of Grace, Chuck from Foodgawker, or Amy from Cooking With Amy. But it was a pleasure to spend time with them all, and I hope you'll take a few minutes to dig through their sites.
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A leading Muslim charity is under investigation amidst allegations that it promoted intolerance towards the Jewish community and called for adulterers and gay people to be stoned to death, according to the Telegraph. The Charity Commission is said to have become concerned after the University of London banned the group from its campuses after it learned from campaigners that the charity had gender segregation at their meetings.
The Islamic Education and Research Academy (IERA), which claims it works with two major British charities, lists among its advisers two preachers banned from the UK for extremist views. It claims to have worked closely with Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital and AgeUK.
British charities are required to adhere to very strict guidelines laid out by the Charity Commission in areas such as political campaigning and corporate governance. The body has the power to remove charitable status from a group, and regularly uses its powers to do so.
The commission is looking into the actions of the charity because of a series "regulatory issues" over how it picks speakers and organises events. Amongst issues that are thought to concern the commission is the status of Bilal Philips and Dr Zakir Naik, who advise the charity despite been banned from entering the UK.
The investigation itself has been likened to a police investigation and coincides with a devastating report into the charity by Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain (CEMB), an organisation that exposes Islamic extremism.
CEMB claim that the charity described gay people as "vile" and "evil" in posting on their website in 2006. The report also claims that the founder and chairman of the charity Abdurraheem Green suggested that women who commit adultery should be subjected to a "slow and painful death by stoning". This is in addition to an earlier video showing his racial abusing a Jewish man in Hyde Park. When he saw the man he said, "Why don't you take the Yahoudi [Jew] over there, far away so his stench doesn't disturb us?"
In a statement, the Charity Commission said: "The regulator is investigating concerns about the charity's governance. The inquiry was opened following a records inspection at the charity's premises in January 2014. The regulator says that it identified a number of regulatory issues connected to the charity's approach and policies for organising events and inviting external speakers and its associated records and documents."
The charity defended its position in a statement saying: "iERA considers to have willingly complied with the statutory case demands and already clearly articulated any discrepancies to the commission. Although iERA does not see the reason for a formal investigation they are fully supporting and assisting the Charity Commission's formal inquiry."
Both Great Ormond Street Hospital and AgeUK denied any formal involvement with IERA, but the hospital did admit that some IERA supporters were participating in a fun run for it.
The investigation will, once again, raise concerns that radical Muslims are using front groups to spread hate. It comes after the Muslim Council of Britains leadership were exposed for holding unsavoury views. Its former Chairman Iqbal Sacranie, who was knighted by Tony Blair's government, said that death was too good for Salman Rushdie.
The Muslim leader has also denounced homosexuality and gay marriage.


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Sculpture & the Arts
Our area is renowned for creating great artists and sculptors, not to mention our countryside that provided inspiration for others. We are proud to be the birthplace of Dame Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, both are celebrated in our award winning art galleries.
Celebrate our arts heritage with a visit to The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Both have their fair share of awards and are home to world-class artwork from artists across the globe.
It's not just the art galleries that make us special; from self-led Artwalk nights with art and ale to pop-up art workshops and stunning live performances there really is something for everyone!
Show me...
Chiharu Shiota: Beyond Time
Tue 3 Apr - Sun 2 Sep 2018
Playmakers on Tour: Horbury Sports Specialists
Mon 16 Apr 2018 - Sat 30 Mar 2019
Sale of the Century
Mon 14 May 2018 - Sat 13 Apr 2019
Spend, Spend, Spend
Tue 22 May - Mon 31 Dec 2018
Giuseppe Penone: A Tree in the Wood
Sat 26 May 2018 - Sun 28 Apr 2019
Lee Miller And Surrealism In Britain
Fri 22 Jun - Sun 7 Oct 2018
Viviane Sassen: Hot Mirror
Fri 22 Jun - Sun 7 Oct 2018
Celebrating 300 Years Of Thomas Chippendale
Fri 13 Jul 2018 - Mon 25 Feb 2019
'Much More Than Meets The Eye' Exhibition
Fri 13 Jul - Mon 10 Sep 2018
Obelisk Marbling
Fri 13 Jul - Sun 4 Nov 2018
Quentin Blake: The Roald Dahl Centenary Portraits
Sat 14 Jul 2018 - Sat 5 Jan 2019
Just Us
Wed 25 Jul - Sun 18 Nov 2018
Mitra Saboury - Residency Exhibition
Wed 25 Jul - Sat 1 Sep 2018
Wed 26 Sep 2018
20:20 Print Exchange Exhibition
Wed 26 Sep 2018
A Hole In The Wall
Wed 26 Sep 2018
Boundary No Boundary
Wed 26 Sep 2018
The Hepworth Prize For Sculpture
Fri 26 Oct 2018 - Sun 20 Jan 2019
The Road to Recovery exhibition opening
Sat 10 Nov 2018
Wed 28 Nov 2018
The Hepworth Wakefield and Yorkshire Sculpture Park form part of the Yorkshire Sculpture Triangle, linking up with Leeds Art Gallery and The Henry Moore Institute only a short train ride away.
Discover hundreds of iconic original artworks at all four unique venues and make a weekend of it. Look out for world-class exhibitions taking place throughout the year.


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Is my toddler napping enough? How do I transition to one nap and moving to a big bed? How do I navigate sleep and nursery school?
This webinar will cover these issues and more so you can get answers to your most pressing toddler sleep questions.
The webinar is expertly presented by Janeen Hayward, founder of Swellbeing.
All registrants will receive the login information upon registering via Eventbrite.


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Supernatural Spoilers: Season Five Regulars and John WinchesterEric Hochberger at . Comments
So far, the only new series regular joining Supernatural's season five will be Misha Collins as Castiel. As far as Sam's demon and Dean's angel girlfriends, Anna and Ruby, they may have a different fate.
As we know there's going to be a couple deaths in the Supernatural season finale and according to Kristin Dos Santos, neither of these girls are safe.
Now for some good news. We're going to see the always studly Jeffrey Dean Morgan as John Winchester during season four... but in photographic form only.
Eric Hochberger is the programmer of TV Fanatic, so please forgive his mediocre writing. His programming is far better. Follow him on Twitter and/or email him. Just don't request threaded comments. They're coming.


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Chris Tarrant was rushed to hospital on Saturday night after suffering an asthma attack on a flight from Thailand to the UK.
The former radio host and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire presenter was travelling from Bangkok to Heathrow when he began to feel ill and told the plane's crew that he would need an ambulance upon his arrival in the capital.
The 67-year-old father-of-four was met by emergency services on the runway and immediately taken to Charing Cross Hospital in central London.
Chris' manager Paul Vaughan said that the presenter has long suffered with his asthma.
"I've been his manager for 30 years, and I know that if he goes down like a ton of bricks it's usually asthma," said Paul, who added that Chris had sounded "very tired" when he had spoken to him at the hospital.
"I'm surmising," said Paul. "But I think his asthma attack might have been triggered by a night-time stopover in Bangkok, which has very poor air quality."
A spokesperson for the London Ambulance Service confirmed that they had been called to take a man from the airport to the hospital "as a priority".
Chris, who presented Who Wants To Be A Millionaire for 15 years, had been filming in Burma for a new travel series which is due to air last this year.


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Irresistible island escapes
The Seychelles is a picture-perfect collection of islands, home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. We recommend that you don't limit yourself to just one of these enchanting islands, but explore at least two to really feel the true spirit of the Seychelles. Whether you're looking for a great family hotel, a romantic retreat or an idyllic hideaway, you'll find it in the Seychelles.
- Some of the best beaches in the world can be found in the island paradise of the Seychelles
- Island hopping allows you to take in the bustle of the larger islands and the untouched natural wonder of the smaller islands
- A range of rejuvenating award-winning spas to soothe the soul
- The jungle-like interiors and colourful coral reefs are home to a range of rare and captivating indigenous species
- With snorkelling, diving, hiking and a whole host of water sports on offer, there is plenty to keep you entertained
Best time to visit Seychelles
The Seychelles enjoys gloriously sunny days throughout the year. Peak season here correlates with our summer months, where days are longer and the sun is cooler with only a little rain. April and November are hot, humid and wet, yet the temperate remains a balmy average of 30°C. The wettest period is January and the driest is July. Temperatures reach up to 22°C in winter and up to 34°C in summer.
Seychelles holiday highlights
Made up of 115 glittering islands, each with its own charm, it's not easy to decide where you're going to spend your time in the Seychelles. With so much variety on offer, this is certainly not a case of once you've seen one island, you've seen them all.
Island Hopping
A combination of the two largest islands of Mahé and Praslin is the perfect option for those that want to experience the Seychelles' varying landscapes and spectacular beaches. If you're after an authentic insight into island life, visit Praslin before heading to La Digue, where village life exists at a slower pace. Nature-lovers will get the most from a holiday that includes Mahé and Silhouette, where extraordinary national parks await.
By far the best way to see the Seychelles is by island hopping. Click here to see our favourite combinations and recommendations on how to travel.
The Seychelles' largest island, Mahé is also its busiest, with 90% of the country's population residing here. The international airport can also be found here, making it a great place to start and finish your adventure. Beyond the picturesque beaches, there is plenty to do. In the spectacular mountains of Morne Seychelles National Park, towering peaks taper down to small hidden bays. A hike up Morne Blanc takes you past rare endemic plants, such as the Jellyfish Tree and the carnivorous Seychelles Pitcher Plant to the peak, where the view is nothing short of breathtaking.
While the town of Victoria has its own unique colonial charm, there are also plenty of pretty little villages to explore and colourful local markets to wander around. Linked by winding roads, you can drive around the island in just two and a half hours, meaning that if the diving or snorkelling conditions are not quite as perfect as you'd like, you can easily venture along the coast to a calmer spot.
The second largest island, Praslin offers a more laid-back, rustic atmosphere. If you're looking for a balance between the bustle of Mahé and the sleepiness of La Digue, this is the perfect choice. For the more adventurous traveller, the Vallee de Mai Nature Reserve offers an emerald-tinged slice of Eden and is one of only two places on earth that you can see the towering rare coco de mer palm in its natural environment. If you're lucky, you may spot the elusive black parrot.
If basking on beaches is what you're after, the island is also home to some of the region's most beautiful, including Anse Lazio, which featured in Trip Advisor's Top 10 Beaches in the World in the 2015 Traveller's Choice awards. Just across the water to the north of the island, a trip over to the small protected Maritime National Park of Curieuse Island is a must. Here, the red colour of the soil contrasts strikingly against the lush green leaves of the coco de mer and over 300 giant Aldabra tortoises wander unhindered.
La Digue
The pace of life is set to a definite relaxed amble on the small island paradise of La Digue. There are very few cars here, with bicycles the main mode of transport and traditional ox carts used to move both people and produce from one place to the next. Old colonial buildings give an insight into the island's past, while secluded beaches have been beautifully preserved and protected from development.
The natural environment is very much a part of island life and it's not hard to see why. Large, smooth ancient granite boulders rest on the water's edge, partitioning secluded bays and it's easy to feel off the beaten track as you hike back towards your resort in the island's centre. Keep a look out as you walk and try to spot the Seychelles' famed black paradise flycatcher, one of the rarest birds on earth.
As you peer out across crystal seas from Mahé's famed Beau Vallon Beach, the mountainous profile of Silhouette with its towering mist-forest-covered peak of Mount Dauban is just visible on the horizon. Protected by the Nature Protection Trust of Seychelles, this remarkable island remains relatively untouched, with just the small village of La Passe and the Hilton Seychelles Labriz Resort & Spa the only signs of human habitation on the entire island.
Its natural interior has an ancient, primitive beauty. The pristine white beaches are encircled by a protected coral reef, and majestic giant Aldabra tortoises roam freely. This is the perfect spot for hiking, diving, snorkelling and wildlife spotting.
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SAVE THE DATE SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th
Support the Lakota West Marching Band on Saturday, August 18. We will be sponsoring our fifth annual mattress sale. Profits go directly to our Band Program. Brand new, name brand (Restonic and Southerland) mattress sets 30% – 50% off retail. Top quality mattress sets with full manufacturer warranties. Higher quality for prices lower than a retail store!! All sizes, price ranges, delivery and free layaway will be available. Floor models will be on display at Lakota West High School from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, August 18. If you, or anyone you know is in the market for a new mattress…check out this fundraiser!! If you need a new mattress before our sale or have any questions, please contact Ultimate Fundraising Solutions at firstname.lastname@example.com [1]. Purchases made before the sale will still be credited to Lakota West Bands if you use this contact.
Special discounts will be available to band parents. Click here [2] to open and print the attachment for more information.
Special discounts for friends, other family, and neighbors are available by sending a referral letter before the sale. Click here [3] to open and download the attachment and send it out before the sale.
Every sale will benefit the Lakota West High School Band.
Some other facts about the Mattress Sale:
- The band members do not have to sell anything!
- The band does not have to collect any money or be responsible for any product distribution!
- It is a one day event that should raise us several thousand dollars!!!!
- There is no out of pocket expense to our band or school!
- The fundraising organization is extremely professional, organized, and handles almost all of the legwork!
- The mattress sets are extremely high quality with manufacturer warranties!
- The mattress sets are also deeply discounted: 30%-50% below retail stores!
- Our band parents have an opportunity for an even bigger discount!
No one is expected to buy a mattress. This fundraiser is only for the people in our community who are already planning on buying a mattress. Our contribution to this event is simply to get the word out about the mattress sale!
- We need band members to find referrals to come in and check out the sale. One out of 10 families buy a new mattress every year so there is a good chance you know someone.
- The fliers attached will help referrals save more at the sale so send them out to people you know who may need a mattress.
- Finally, we will need band members and volunteers to be at school on the day of the sale to help promote this event. More information to follow about section times for band members. Adults may contact Suzie Bubash at email@example.com [4] to volunteer.


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Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel opened in 2010 and offers unobstructed views of the North Shore Mountains, Stanley Park and Howe Sound. The downtown Vancouver hotel offers five-star services and amenities. Relax in the distinctive double-height lobby and modern bar opening to the refreshing outdoor terrace. In addition to its prime waterfront location, this world class hotel offers 377 luxurious guestrooms and suites, a Willow Stream spa, a fully equipped fitness centre, fine dining, a casual restaurant and roof top pool with private cabanas with fire pits.
All rooms feature Mascioni fine linens, Stearns & Foster beds, spacious spa-like marble bathrooms with television-mirrors, bedside touch-screen controls for lighting, temperature, curtains and entertainment, as well as wall-mounted 42" LCD televisions with surround-sound, media connectivity panel, Nespresso machines, alarm clocks with iPod connectivity. There are several room choices and we have chosen the entry level room and a deluxe room. Please ask us for other rooms if required.
Fairmont City View Room - These spacious 400 square foot guestrooms offer the choice of either one King or two Queen sized beds.
Deluxe Harbour View Room - Seaplanes and sailboats are some of the "traffic" that can be seen from the Deluxe Harbour View rooms. These spacious 400 square foot rooms. feature a luxurious oversized marble spa bathroom and offer the choice of either one King or two Queen size beds.
Why we like it
Fantastic quality with superb views over the city or harbour. Be spoilt at this Five star hotel.
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We don't cover a lot of gear, here on Asphalt & Rubber, mostly because I don't want to inundate you with a bunch of superfluous content that's not relevant to our readers. But, we do aim to bring you new and notable pieces that you should be aware of, even if you're not in the market for new boots, gloves, helmets, etc.
One such item is the new Alpinestars Supertech glove, which is an all-new item for the 2017 season. The Supertech glove is a big deal in Alpinestars land, as it will be the Italian brand's top-of-the-line racing glove going forward, supplanting the GP Tech glove, which was last updated three years ago.
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Hi all - I join the ranks of those looking for a place to stay. I'm soon moving to Mainz, where I'll be living for at least the next three years. However, I am looking for something temporary at first ... Maybe from the end of June until around the end of September. Time enough to get to know the city and figure out exactly where I want to live. I'll be working at JGU, so preferably nothing too far away would be lovely.
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Another busy week comes to a close and today also marks the end of March Madness.
I'll start by looking back on the week just finished.
College this week saw us start on Access and we learnt how to set up a database, how to link tables, how to set up queries and how to set up reports. Next week we will have an assessment to see how much we've actually managed to absorb. We also finished up learning how to use Photoshop and next term we get to learn how to use it to design web pages, but in the meantime we still need to complete a few projects and hand them in. I think we've also completed the major part of learning how to use Flash so I guess next term will concentrate more on the animation side of things. In hardware class we started to to look at web servers and how to configure them. Web class was just more of the same, work on our websites, keep our blogs up to date as well as our Facebook and Linkedin profiles. I wonder how many people can say they get to spend time on Facebook as part of their education or work.
I didn't have any markets this week but I have a couple lined up for the Easter weekend. One of those is an evening market which could be interesting as the weather has been cooling down quite a bit lately. I had better take a jacket.
And now for March Madness. Here are almost all the projects I have worked on during March, starting with the WIPs.
|Daffodil Teacloth
|Tommy Turtle
|Men's Afghan Stitch Gloves
|Second Sleeve of Hoodie (Dawg by Drew Emborsky)
|Crochenit Cot Blanket
|Slanted Scarf
|Toddler's Jacket (Zoom by Ellen Gormley)
Now for the completed objects.
|Wine Glass Socks
|Pale Yellow Teapot Cosy with Flowers and Butterfly
|Pink Teapot Cosy with Leaves
|Pink Booties
|Baby's Sunhat
Next month is April Amazons where we are supposed to work on our largest projects so it might be time to bring out the Tartan Blanket again although the Daffodil Teacloth and the new blanket I've started probably qualify also.
I hope you all had a good week.


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{WISHLIST} Turkish Delight
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Nice wish list, love the Min Audiere purse!! ...and that beach towel,what! Would love to send you a face mask to pamper before you go.. Indigo Magic :)ReplyDelete
- Anabel GraffJune 25, 2014 at 10:47 AM
The shopping-- it's insane I have a pair of embroidered boots from there that are unlike anything I've ever seen. Check out the Luxe City guide-- they have all the best shopping tips.ReplyDelete
- The slow paceJune 25, 2014 at 10:49 AM
Istambul is simply fantastic! Visit the Blue Mosque (more charming than Santa Sofía, in my opinion) and get crazy in the bazaar! I was surprised by how cosmopolitan the city was! Do you know that most bars are located in rooftops? 360º is one of the best! In general, the views of the Bosforo are breathtaking. Oh and since I think you are into beauty tips and facts: the girls in Istambul have amazing hair! Serious hair envy, believe me.ReplyDelete
Have a great time!!!!
- alice bea ☮June 25, 2014 at 11:56 AM
love the picks, turkey gets unbelievably hot so bare that in mind!!!ReplyDelete
Istanbul is incredible!!! I lived there for about six months this past year, and I miss the city every single day. It is amazing!ReplyDelete
A few tips:
What you have to see:
The Blue Mosque is incredible, same with the Basilica Cistern (please go - it is really worth it!), and Hagia Sophia is beautiful as well (however under construction in certain parts). Furthermore the view from Galata Tower is incredible of the entire city (there can be a long line however, but it is worth it). Instanbul Museum of Modern Art is really a great museum as well to go if it gets too hot outside.
(Dolmabache Palace is not worth the price of the tickets FIY)
Where to go to drink turkish tea or coffee and to see the sunset: take the ferry to Uskudar (on the Asian side), get off the ferry and walk to the left by the water the entire way. About 1km down the seaside you will stumble across a "cafe" by the water. It is basically just a lot of steps with pillows and a man walking around serving tea and coffee. Go there to see the sunset - which sets over the old part of the city. It is an amazing view of the European side of the city. And of the Maiden Tower.
Where to go for turkish breakfast: by Galata tower, there is a cafe called Cafe Privato. Do yourself the favor of going there for breakfast. It is amazing. Can be pretty crowded, but it is really nice and chilled! And amazing food!! (http://privatocafe.com/).
Cappadocia is also one of the most breathtaking places, it is truly amazing. Make sure to go to the underground city - if you are not scared of small rooms and dark places. It is incredible to see!
And enjoy Istanbul!!! Turkey is one of my favorite places! With great food, amazing people and just beautiful sights all around!
Thank you so much!!! I've been to the mosques and cathedrals you've suggested, but am really hoping to go back again. The Blue Mosque is probably one of my favorite examples of islamic architecture in the world.ReplyDelete
Loving these suggestions!!
Yeah!! The rooftop bars and amazing terrace restaurants were one of the highlights from my last trip to Istanbul. I'm SO excited. It's also my first time visiting other parts of Turkey!ReplyDelete
It's actually cooler there than it is here in NYC! hahaReplyDelete
I cannot WAIT to go back to the bazaars for this reason. Last time I was in Istanbul I think I just got some dumb/trendy/super westernized jewelry, but now I'll be returning with a renewed appreciation for the local flavor. I can't wait. I have a little list going :)ReplyDelete
Oooo! I might have to take you up on that. Thanks, Kat!ReplyDelete
ok my picks: the dress, sunglasses and eye clutch wow!ReplyDelete
The hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia is a must. One of the coolest things I have ever done. In Istanbul there was great shopping in the Arrosta (spelling might be off there) Bazaar.ReplyDelete
- Kristin DSouzaJune 26, 2014 at 10:09 AM
Hi Nicolette! (I'm not sure if you remember me, but I'm Kristin, one of your winners of the SimplyBe Celebrate You contest you held last year!) :)ReplyDelete
You've gotten some great suggestions here--I've lived in Turkey teaching English in a small town in central Anatolia for the past year. It's a very conservative place, and definitely an interesting part of Turkey compared to where I had previously traveled (Istanbul, mainly!). For my research, I've been observing and commenting on some of the feminist politics and how women marshal their needs politically into their social surroundings.
On a more classically fun note, though, I've gotten to travel a lot!
In Bodrum, I'd recommend walking along the water on the western part of the pier--there are a lot of cute shops, and great restaurants along the shoreline. I was lucky enough to be in Bodrum during election weekend--it's one of the more liberal cities, and although the government stated that alcohol could not be served on election day, we celebrated alongside the lovely locals!
In Istanbul, aside from the lovely list Nadja offered, I'd say that you should also go shopping in the Cihangir area. It's beautiful, full of adorable vintage shops, cute coffee shops (definitely check out Kronotrop, one of my favorites) and great food. Two restaurants I love are: Van Kahvalti Evi--Van is a city that is up for the Guiness World Book record for the most dishes in a traditional breakfast; each little plate is delicious, definitely order the Van Kahvaltisi! The other is an adorable slow food traditional breakfast called Datli Maya, which has amazing freshly baked Turkish pastries and breads, and amazing historical foods mixed with contemporary food efforts like organic sourcing and sustainable cooking. Head over to the Ortakoy area, if it's not too hot, cause there is lovely boutique shopping, fun restaurants, and delicious street baked potatoes called Kumpir that are a lovely indulgence. I'd also recommend making a trip over to Salt, a contemporary art space and gallery (http://saltonline.org/en/home) and if you have the time to read Orhan Pamuk's book The Museum of Innocence, go to the museum in Istanbul, where he has captured the essence of Istanbul during that time, within the love story he wrote. It's beautiful.
Enjoy! (Or as they say in Turkey, good travels/iyiy yolculuklar!) xx
P.S. I'm going to Capadoccia with a friend next week, and she's already been, so if she takes me anywhere outstanding, I'll be sure to write to you here!
- Olivia B.July 7, 2014 at 6:29 AM
I second all of the tips below, with a few of my own. I used to live in Istanbul and miss it bunches. Mandabatmaz in Taksim on Olivia Gecidi (a right off Istiklal Caddessi, the big street) is a famous Turkish coffee place and is amazing. Great mix of young and old, tourists and locals. Desa is a high end Turkish brand with really cool bags and leatherwear. They sell all over the world but the store in Nisantasi is worth a trip. If you can, make your way up to North Istanbul. It's a trip, but there are a couple buses that go up that way towards Kilyos. Kilyos has great beaches on the Black Sea. East of Kilyos on the Bosphorus is Garipce, a tiny fishing town with a great fresh market and places to eat Turkish breakfast on the sand. Highly recommend it!ReplyDelete
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