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LONDON — Theresa May will on Tuesday set out plans to freeze energy bills, saying that she is "fed up with rip-off energy bills" and insisting that there must now be an "absolute price cap" on what consumers pay to heat and light their homes.
The policy is almost identical to that set out by former Labour leader Ed Miliband ahead of the 2015 general election. However, the reaction to May's policy has been somewhat different.
Here's how the Daily Mail reacted to Miliband's proposal in 2013.
And here, by contrast, is how they've reacted to May's almost identical policy.
And it's not just the newspapers. The Conservatives were also vehemently opposed to Miliband's policy, describing it as "dangerous" and "Marxist".
Here are all the times leading Conservatives argued against Labour's plans to freeze bills.
Boris Johnson
When Ed Miliband first announced his energy bill freeze, Boris Johnson said that it amounted to a "Wonga-like" pledge that would leave consumers paying more.
"I find it rather incredible that he can seriously pretend to want to do something for the hard-pressed energy consumers in this country, and I find it astounding that so many people are falling for his Wonga-like offer," he wrote in the Telegraph.
"He says he will imitate the catastrophic policies of the emperor Diocletian, by imposing a price freeze on energy bills for the 20 months succeeding the election. And, er, then what? Well, then the energy companies will, of course, recoup their losses by whacking the prices jaggedly upwards again.
"In the meantime, the Labour government would have achieved all sorts of undesirable outcomes. By their meddling jiggery-pokery, they will send out the worst possible message to anyone thinking of investing in this country, or buying shares in British businesses.
"Worse still, perhaps, he will trigger all sorts of perverse behaviour by the companies – none of which is likely to be in the interests of the consumer. The energy companies will sullenly cut costs by laying off staff – so that you spend even longer waiting for a human being to answer the phone, and have to wait in all day for a repair man to come."
Michael Fallon
Conservative Defense Secretary and former Energy Minister Michael Fallon said in 2013 that freezing energy bills was "extremely dangerous".
"Tony Blair took [Labour] away from that; he knew that only business can create wealth and jobs," he said at his party's conference.
"Now they are signalling the kind of Labour government that would intervene in industry on a scale we haven't seen since the 1970s, when they tried to control the price of bread."
"You don't reduce the pressure on the cost of living by directly interfering in the way that companies invest here," he added. "That is extremely dangerous."
David Cameron
Former Conservative prime minister David Cameron led the charge against Miliband's "Marxist" policy.
"I know you want to live in some sort of Marxist universe where you can control these things but you need a basic lesson in economics," Cameron told Miliband at prime minister's questions.
"'This isn't a policy, it's a gimmick..."
"Now it is obvious why you want to talk about the cost of living, because you do not have an economic policy anymore."
George Osborne
Former chancellor George Osborne said the policy would just lead to energy consumers getting "hammered" even more later on.
"Companies would just jack up prices before the freeze, so in the short term, prices go up. And companies would not invest in this country and build the power stations we need, so in the long term prices go up," Osborne told the Conservative party's annual conference.
"That's Labour's offer: get hammered with high prices now, get hammered with high prices later."
Eric Pickles
Former Communities Secretary Eric Pickles warned that freezing energy bills would lead to power cuts.
Pickles told the Today programme in 2013 that power shortage fears were "a genuine threat" if Mr Miliband pressed ahead with his plan.


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Joya: arte + ecología
Joya: arte + ecología is an arts organisation based at Cortijada Los Gázquez in the heart of the Parque Natural Sierra María Los Vélez in the north of the Provincia de Almería, Andalucía. The guiding principle behind the activities of the organisation is to facilitate, through production and collaboration, art and artists whose work manifests a discourse with the environment and sustainability.
I was fortunate enough to be selected to go to Andalucia in Spring 2012 as part of a small group residency at Aberystwyth University. Lead by artist Miranda Whall, we spent a week producing a variety of work in response to the environment. Being an eco-friendly household, it became as much about living for our work as about working for our living, collecting firewood, learning and responding to a landscape that has been inhabited by humans for thousands of years in a region scattered with various cultures and history.
My work took me in a totally different direction to anything before. Inspired by the work of an artist in residence at Aberystwyth art centre Claire Wilson, and by other such artists (Richard Diebenkorn)- I threw away my previous reliant upon figuration to react to the surroundings in a fresh and original fashion. On watercolour paper- I limited my self to only a small brush with ink and locally sourced soil pigment that could be grounded down to form paint (although we lacked the binder required to make paint! We tried egg yolk but it failed..) These works although not so much at the time, open my eyes to another way of working and replying to my surroundings.
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Brendan McKinney Learns That You Can't Do It Alone.
Text by and image courtesy of Brendan McKinney.
My first ever professional solo gig was in the early 90s at the Grape Street Pub in Manayunk. It was one of the roughest nights. I'll never forget it.
At the time, Guy Campo, of a band called the Rockadile's, helped with bookings at the Grape Street. Guy knew me from playing his open mics at the Rusty Nail in Ardmore on Wednesdays. He believed in me enough to give me my first break.
I was eager … but very green.
The system I brought was barely running and I really didn't know how to use it. The sound was tinny and pretty horrible. While Tom, the owner, looked on, a customer yelled across the bar, "Tune your guitar man!"
I was perplexed. I thought it sounded in tune. My confidence crumbled.
On my first break, the same loudmouth told me he had his horn "just down the street." I could tell he'd probably been drinking too much but I foolishly invited him to get his trumpet and jam with me anyway. I thought it would help but It made things sound much worse. And it dashed any hope I had as coming off as a pro.
I never expected to play there again. But Tom saw me months later performing at the Rusty Nail (another gig that Guy Campo got me) and decided to give me another shot. This second chance turned out to be crucial for my career. Vince Schneider, a musician, agent and Philadelphia staple watched me perform. He liked what he saw and began booking me in other rooms in and around Philly.
Vince, who is still a great friend, also had some connections in Europe. He booked me to play for a month at a pub in Copenhagen, Denmark.
From there, I picked up gigs in Norway, Sweden, Austria, Germany and Greece, as well as places throughout Denmark. That connection with Vince changed my life profoundly, both professionally and personally. In Denmark, I met a girl who became my wife, the love of my life and the mother of my only two children.
I should back track a little here. Before I first went to Denmark for the first time, I recorded in Eric Horvitz's studio. Eric had a popular Philadelphia band called Dynagroove. He was managed by Steve Mountain who, in those days, also represented Tommy Conwell and the Hooters. Eric produced my first original recording project, which ended up catching the attention of a few key people in Denmark and led me to many recording opportunities in Copenhagen and Bergen, Norway.
It was there in Bergen where my band, The 99 Brown Dogs, was born. We began recording and producing my original songs, which led to two CD's, Right Where I came in in 2003, and My Dad's Car in 2006.
Around that time, I made another great connection with a New Zealander named Robin Tripp. Trippy was playing as a solo guitarist all around Denmark and he was a fan of my songs. He hooked me up with a booking agent in Vail, Colorado.
After living and performing in Copenhagen for about seven years and with the promise of a fresh, lively music scene back in the U.S. beckoning, my wife and I decided to make the move.
In Vail, I met and began playing with a great guitarist named Joel Racheff. Joel introduced me to Jim Attebury, the owner of The Durango Songwriters Expo, a songwriter's convention in Durango, Colorado. Participating in the expo would prove pivotal in my writing and recording career. Jim opened many doors for me. I ended up signing a deal with a Los Angeles licensing company called Riptide, which has since placed many of my songs on TV and in films.
I began travelling to Nashville, also thanks in part to some connections I made at the expo. There, my music caught the attention of Jim Tract, the president of a Nashville-based label called Adroit Records.
As it turns out, Jim and his business partner Tim Boylan, both grew up not more than 5 miles from where I grew up. Jim really showed enthusiasm for what he heard from me and things really started to connect in a bigger way.
I signed a record deal with Adroit and in October 2010, we released an album, Best They Can, with the revamped 99 Brown Dogs. I co-wrote the first single from that record, Get Yourself Paroled, with my friend Joel Racheff. Astronaut Cady Coleman and her band performed the song for a historical broadcast from the international space station to SXSW this past March.
I returned to Manayunk at the end of April. This time, I performed at the Dawson Street Pub. I was joined by friends and colleagues of Eric Horvitz's – Jim Steager and Kevin Hanson of Huffamoose. We performed with guest harmonica players, Joe "Fat Benny" Innes and my brother, Kevin McKinney, who was in a band called Driving Wheel with me before I first went overseas.
I was charged to be back. I played my guitar with a very special pick that night. It was a medium black pick with the name "Guy Campo" monogrammed on it. I see Guy every so often and I always ask for a few. I try to make sure I have at least one on hand when I'm doing an important gig. For me, it's a good mojo.
The people who helped me get to where I am today are numerous. Every connection matters and each has lead to something life changing that I could have never expected. I still look ahead with anticipation for what's next but I'm always looking back with thanks for all the good people who have helped me along.
You can't do it alone. Never underestimate, nor forget, your connections.


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From a distro point of view we have some nice additions coming from a trade with Annzing Records(Trento)...We hold in our hands the discography CD of Congegno, containing all their material released until this point( X-Mas Single included!), in thrilling expectations of their new work...Also coming in is the new seven inch by (not so) Bologna based combo Lzon Estates, Come Mille Altre Volte. Five tracks of powerful and energetic melodic hardcore with introspective lyrics and a fairly simple artwork...a small gem and a must have...
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I love spicy food. LOVE IT. But alas, my family doesn't, so I was very concerned about the jalapeno additive to this challenge. Once I heard butternut squash, I knew I wanted to make a soup and figured if I cooked down the jalapeno (after de-ribbing and de-seeding it) and cooked it with oil and garlic and ginger, it should mellow, which it did. The Salmon simply had a very easy Orange Marmalade dressing to it and it is quite easy to cook.
The family thought the meal was great though the soup was the star, my daughter ate two bowls of it and I wish I had made more for myself too. I was worried it would be too spicy, but it wasn't though my husband did ask me later why his lips were tingling a little from the soup.
Salmon with Orange Sauce and Butternut Squash soup infused with Jalapeno and Ginger
Ingredients and Preparation for Salmon
- 1/4 cup orange marmalade (I used a really good organic quality one)
- 2 tablespoons low-sodium soy sauce
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 (1 1/2-pound) salmon fillet (I used a tad smaller fillets)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Preheat oven to 400°.
Combine first 3 ingredients. Place salmon on rack of a broiler pan lined with foil; sprinkle fish evenly with salt. Spread half of marmalade mixture over fish. Bake at 400° for 18 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Remove from oven. Spread remaining marmalade mixture evenly over fish.
Preheat broiler. Broil fish 3 minutes or until the top browns (carmelizes)
Ingredients and Preparation for Butternut Squash Soup
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 tablespoons minced jarred ginger (you could use a tablespoon of fresh grated too)
- 1/2 jalapeño chile, seeded, de-ribbed and chopped
- 1/2 tablespoon salt
- 2 pounds butternut squash, peeled and cut into 2-in. cubes
- 1 1/2 - 2 cups chicken broth (I love using Imagine or Pacific Organic Brands - I think it makes a difference)
- 1/2 - 1 tablespoon light brown sugar (per taste)
- 3 tablespoons heavy whipping cream (or, I used Lactaid Milk)
- Crème fraîche (I used lactose free sour cream)
Heat olive oil in a 4- to 5-qt. pot over high heat. Add garlic, ginger, jalapeño, and salt. Cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant and just a touch browned, 1 to 2 minutes. Add squash, broth, brown sugar, and 3 cups water. Bring to a boil, lower heat to a simmer, and cook, stirring occasionally, until squash is tender, about 20 minutes.
In a blender, purée the soup in batches until smooth, then pour back into the pot. Stir in cream and adjust seasonings to taste. Serve hot, with a swirl of crème fraîche or sour cream if you like.


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UPDATING: Reaction to High Court ruling on Article 50
The High Court today ruled that the Government needs to consult Parliament before triggering Article 50. Follow all the reaction here.
A Government spokesperson:
"The Government is disappointed by the Court's judgment.
"The country voted to leave the European Union in a referendum approved by Act of Parliament. And the Government is determined to respect the result of the referendum.
"We will appeal this judgment."
International Trade Secretary Liam Fox:
"The government is disappointed by the court's judgement. The country voted to leave the European Union in a referendum approved by Act of Parliament.
"The government is determined to respect the result of the referendum. This judgement raises complex and important matters of law and it's right we consider it carefully before deciding how to proceed."
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn:
"This ruling underlines the need for the Government to bring its negotiating terms to parliament without delay. Labour respects the decision of the British people to leave the European Union. But there must be transparency and accountability to parliament on the terms of Brexit.
"Labour will be pressing the case for a Brexit that works for Britain, putting jobs, living standards and the economy first."
Leader of the House of Commons, David Lidington:
"This was lengthy and complex judgment which the attorney general is currently studying, but I can confirm to the house Mr Speaker that it is the government's intention to appeal against today's judgment of the High Court. We are, as the House is aware, now in a situation in which we have this judgment today and a very little while ago a judgment from the High Court in Northern Ireland which came to a completely different decision on the same subject.
"So we now have the High Courts in two different parts of the United Kingdom coming to opposite conclusions on the same constitutional question; so this will need to go to a higher court.
"It is the government's intention, in the light of those two judgments to offer an oral statement next Monday, so that subject to the usual requirements on sub judice, ministers can be questioned by members of the House."
Former Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith, a leading Leave campaigner, said:
"My sense is the Supreme Court, I hope and believe, on this appeal will overturn it because it's not the position of the courts to tell parliament or the Government how that process should work. It never has been. Their job is to interpret what comes out of parliament, not to tell parliament how it goes about its functions. What's missing in this is the reality that the judiciary is quite split on this. You have the Northern Ireland judgement, from the judiciary over there, which actually found exactly the opposite for this. So you've not got two courts which disagreed with each other, so the Supreme Court clearly now has to make a decision. The truth is parliament passed an Act which gave the British people the right to make the decision about whether we stayed or left. That's not advisory, it's absolutely clear that that decision was a binding decision."
Pat McFadden, Labour MP and part of the Open Britain campaign:
"A role for Parliament in the triggering of Article 50 is welcome. But Parliament should have a clear role in the substance of the Brexit negotiations, not just the process.
"Open Britain is calling on the Government to bring forward their substantive plans for the negotiations - in the equivalent of a White Paper - to be debated and voted on in Parliament before Article 50 is triggered."
Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron:
"It is disappointing that this government was so intent on undermining Parliamentary sovereignty and democratic process that they forced this decision to be made in the court, but I welcome the news today that MPs will get to vote on the triggering of Article 50."
Former education secretary Nicky Morgan to BBC News:
"Theresa May has talked about giving the notice by the end of March so we do have some time in hand but I remember when I was in Cabinet there was a bill that went through the Commons and the Lords in one day – now obviously there's a huge amount of debate, it's a very contentious issue that people have views on…but I think what this judgment is saying is Parliament has to have a vote and because the 2015 Referendum Act didn't set out what happens in the event of a Leave vote that's why I think this vote is so necessary."
Labour MP, Mike Gapes:
"The High Court has ruled that the government does not have the power 'to trigger Article 50'. Can we therefore have a debate to celebrate the assertion of taking back control and parliamentary democracy, and that parliament should determine when article 50 is triggered, on the basis of the full implications of the advisory referendum?"
Brexit campaigner and Tory MP Dominic Raab:
"On 23 June the British people gave a clear mandate for the UK Government to leave the EU and take back control of our borders, laws, money and trade. It is disappointing that today the court has chosen to ignore their decision.
"This case is a plain attempt to block Brexit by people who are out of touch with the country and refuse to accept the result. However, the vote to leave the EU was clear and they should not seek to obstruct it."
Lawyer acting for Deir Santos, one of those who brought the case:
"This is a victory not just for the brave individuals that brought this claim but, more importantly, for Parliamentary democracy and the rule of law. This is a victory for democracy over the feudal institution of Royal Prerogative. The Government has to accept the constitutional reality that Parliament must have early involvement in the process."
Professor Richard Ekins, Head of the Judicial Power Project at Policy Exchange, said:
"The High Court has made a bad mistake. It has wrongly lent its authority to a claim that undermines both democratic self-government and the rule of law. The basic point of this litigation has not been to defend parliamentary democracy. Rather, the aim has been to introduce a new stumbling block to Brexit by providing sympathetic MPs and peers with an opportunity to frustrate the referendum result. The Government is right to appeal and the Supreme Court should promptly overturn the High Court's dubious decision."
Ukip leadership hopeful Suzanne Evans is not happy.
Tory MP and leading pro-EU campaigner Anna Soubry confronted International Trade Secretary Liam Fox on the court ruling in the Commons.
"Could I ask him to look at the learned judge's ruling and understand that it is not about a re-run of the arguments about the EU referendum, but all about parliamentary sovereignty and in that event will the government look at it carefully to decide whether or not the learned judges are right and it is this place that should and indeed will trigger Article 50?"
Former Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, who also campaigned for Remain, said:
"Democracy has been asserted. Many people voted t leave the EU in June because they wanted to take control back, they wanted sovereignty t come back from the EU back to the United Kingdom. What the High Court has conformed today is that that sovereignty, in terms of making the decision about leaving the EU, ultimately rests with parliament to give its say through the triggering of Article 50. But I'm also very confident that my colleagues in parliament ... are very aware of how people voted - 17 million to leave the EU in June and I expect parliament will approve the triggering of Article 50 notice."
Alexandra Runswick, director of Unlock Democracy, said:
"The Government's position that it could run roughshod over parliamentary sovereignty by invoking the dictatorial powers of Henry VIII always was untenable in the 21st century. The correct course of action now would be for Theresa May to accept this judgement and move on to holding a full and open debate in the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity.
"We acknowledge that there is a disparity between the views of MPs and the public, but without a proportional voting system, the only course of action is to trust MPs to take the views of their constituents into consideration when deciding how to vote. No doubt MPs are ultimately accountable to their constituents, who will be given the final say.
"What is clearly unacceptable is for the Brexit process to continue as it has been over the past few months with virtually no parliamentary or public scrutiny. The government needs to open up, both in terms of their own preparations and which special interests have been lobbying them on this issue behind closed doors."
Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England:
"It is an example of the uncertainty that will characterise this process... That uncertainty does bear down on business investment, that effect builds with time, lower business investment has consequences for employment ultimately, it has consequences for productivity."
David Davis, the Brexit Secretary:
"The people have spoken on this. We've got the biggest mandate in history, the result of the referendum must be respected. Parliament voted by six to one to give the decision to the people – no ifs or buts – and that's why we are appealing this, to get on with delivering the best deal for Britain, that's the best deal for growth, the best deal for investment, the best deal for jobs. The people want us to get on with it and that's what we intend to do...
"The first thing to say is that this was a decision for the British people. That decision was taken after a six-to-one vote in the Commons to give the decision to the British people, so that's why we're appealing it. We're appealing it intending to win that appeal so that we can deliver the best deal for Britain... That's what the Government is about, delivering the mandate the people laid down in the best way, in the best national interest...
"Parliament is sovereign, has been sovereign, but of course the people are sovereign. The people are the ones who Parliament represent – 17.4 million of them, the biggest mandate in history, voted for us to leave the European Union. We're going to deliver on that mandate in the best way possible."
On whether it had to be primary legislation:
"The judges have laid out what we can't do, and not exactly what we can do but we're presuming that it requires an Act of Parliament and therefore both Commons and Lords."
Former attorney general Dominic Grieve to Sky News:
"I certainly see the judgement, as it's been given by the High Court, as indicating that there has to be primary legislation – a statute passed by the House of Commons and the House of Lords and signed by the Queen. The reason for that is because the issue in front of the High Court was whether you could undo statute law by a proclamation, by the use of the royal prerogative saying 'we are leaving the EU', thereby depriving large numbers of people in this country of statutory rights enacted by the Parliament of the United Kingdom which they currently enjoy. And what the judges said is 'you can't do that'... So what's needed is for the Government, I think, to introduce a piece of primary legislation."
Does that mean a delay to the Government's timetable?
"I'm not necessarily sure about that. I certainly think that any piece of legislation could well be rather short in its terms but it's true that it is debatable and amendable and will allow an opportunity for debating all the issues surrounding Brexit and where we go once Article 50 has been triggered.
"But at the end of the day, you can get primary legislation through Parliament quite quickly. It's been known to be done in 48 hours but that's as an emergency. I don't think we're talking about that. It might delay slightly the triggering of Article 50, but it's worth bearing in mind that the Government isn't ready to trigger Article 50 itself at the moment at all because it doesn't really know at the moment what it's going to do next."
Bar Council Chairman, Chantal-Aimee Doerries QC:
Today's High Court judgment on Article 50 is of major significance for the future of this country. Irrespective of what happens next, the Bar Council's Brexit Working Group, which we set up within days of the Referendum result, will continue to assess the implications of any future relationship with the European Union, both in relation to the public interest, as well as, the interests of the legal profession. We will continue to make our views known to Governemtn and Parliament."


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Producers of bold and thought-provoking dance on screen.
Kabecca Films was founded by Katie and Rebecca Dale-Everett in 2017 as a platform for collaboration, fusing Katie's background in cross-genre choreography and Rebecca's experience of producing award-winning shorts. To date the female-led team have produced 'Digital Tattoo: Artefact 1', which was commissioned by Screen South, acquired by Channel Four for their online Random Acts strand, distributed nationwide as part of the Playback Touring Exhibition, Katie Dale-Everett Dance's Arts Council England National Lottery funded tour and to independent venues and events including Leeds Music Festival. Most recently they have been in post-production for 'Twenty, Forty, Sixty', a short creative documentary shot on 16mm which was funded by Screen South's Ignition Catalyst fund.
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Actor Jack Black says he spends every Easter with his "Kung Fu Panda 3" co-star Angelina Jolie and her family.
The pair have become close friends after voicing characters in "Kung Fu Panda" and the two subsequent sequels.
Black said he wouldn't change their annual tradition for anything, reported People magazine.
"I like Angelina, I love hanging out with her, but as with all my movies, you do the work and then you go home to the familia," Black said.
Jolie added: "We do get together for Easter."
Black replied: "You guys invite us over, which is awesome."
Jolie and husband Brad Pitt have six children together, while Black is father to sons Thomas and Samuel with wife Tanya.
Black reprises his role voicing the character of Po in "Kung Fu Panda 3".
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Executing on our proactive asset management strategy, we continue to meet the ongoing needs of our tenants and enhance the value of our portfolio.
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Tourism is said to be the world's largest employer accounting for about 10% of global GDP and employing over 10% of the world's workforce. Not only does it play a crucial role in world economics, it has a significant impact on many people's day to day lives. If managed well it can be used to preserve natural environments, wildlife and peoples lifestyles and help people climb out of poverty but if managed poorly it can destroy natural environments and habitats and lead to serious human rights abuses.
We, at Oasis Overland, realise the important role we have to play in ensuring that our trips are run responsibly to maximise the potential benefits to local communities and minimise the negatives. We believe that our trips should benefit local people and their environments, or at the very least not harm them. In recognition of our efforts we have been awarded 4 Responsible Travel Stars by AITO.
Our Responsible Travel policy
Environmental Policy
Oasis Overland supports Tourism Concern. Echoing Tourism Concerns central tenets we hope to raise awareness of the delicate balance that exists, in many of the countries we visit, between the need for foreign investment and revenue from tourism and the needs of local environments and the wildlife and people that inhabit them.
We encourage our travellers to act in a responsible manner by providing written, displayed environmental guidelines on all our trucks and these are re-emphasised during a pre-departure talk, by our crew, at the start of all our trips. This information is also provided on our website in order to help travellers prepare for their trip in an environmentally responsible way. These include the appropriate disposal of litter and waste materials; water conservation; respecting and conserving wildlife and their habitats; purchasing of endangered species products and so on.
Two of our trips - Peru and Egypt are run on local transport - trains, buses and boats, rather than adding the emissions, and fuel consumption of another vehicle on the road.
If possible we try to use suppliers and accommodation providers that share our environmental concerns, for example in Ecuador our groups stay at the Arajuno Jungle Lodge and Forest Reserve www.arajuno.com This project not only runs its accommodation on sustainable principles but supports the local community in a variety of ways and has a forest reserve, including native species reproduction project.
When we use local operators to take our travellers into game parks we ensure that they abide by park rules for example not getting too close to the animals; keeping to speed limits.
Oasis is very aware of the environmental impact of our office in the UK, so we recycle and compost as much of our waste as possible. We try to reduce paper usage as much as possible, but when necessary we use recycled paper and stationery. Our brochure is available to view or download online and the paper version is printed on stock produced from sustainable sources and vegetable based inks. We encourage the use of public transport on work-related journeys and we encourage our team to cycle to work and one of our Directors sets a good example by doing it himself!
Social Policy
All our travellers are provided with detailed pre-departure information upon booking one of our trips. This includes information on respecting local customs, traditions and beliefs-particularly in terms of taking photos, what to wear etc. Our crew are encouraged to learn local languages and indeed, in South America, as part of their pre-trip training they stay with a local family and attend a language school for two weeks. Our travellers are also offered this opportunity.
On the majority of our trips Oasis Overland offers travellers the opportunity to visit a variety of community projects on route where they are able to interact with the local people and 'contribute' in some way to the countries they are visiting. In Egypt for example, travellers are given the opportunity to visit the Sunshine Project Children's Home in Luxor (a project that Oasis contributes money to on a regular basis). In Uganda travellers visit the Soft Power Education Project which works to develop and improve educational facilities for local children.
Click here to see other projects we support.
We use local operators (for excursions) and local accommodation providers in the countries we visit and whenever possible we use local guides at sites of historic, or natural interest.
Economic Policy
Our aim is to put as much back into the local communities that we visit as possible.
We only use local operators, guides (when relevant) and accommodation providers in the countries we visit. We purchase all our food supplies locally (unless in very remote areas where food supplies are limited if not unavailable). We also have our vehicles maintained and repaired locally and try to equip them with locally made goods. For example, the tents we use on our trips in Africa are made and purchased in South Africa. In Turkey and Zimbabwe we use particular locally run workshops and their mechanics to help regularly service and maintain our vehicles. We encourage our travellers to use small locally run restaurants and street food sellers and to buy their souvenirs from small, often, co-operatively run providers for example craft markets in Zimbabwe and Malawi-where local artists sell direct.
Our Regional Explorer trips in Peru, Bolivia, Egypt, Jordan and Morocco are run entirely on local transport - thereby supporting local transport providers and rail provision. All the hotels we use on these trips are small and locally run - in fact the majority are family run. We do not use international chains.
Local Operators
We use so many local operators in the countries we visit that we can't mention them all but we thought we'd like to tell you about a few and our relationship with them.
Egypt- One of the highlights of many travellers trip to Egypt is sailing down the Nile on a felucca. The feluccas are owned and sailed by Ahmed Fauzi and his extended family - we have been supporting their tiny felucca business from its start when they had only one felucca and no regular business-just one-off trips from tourists they picked up on the Aswan Corniche. We too met them on the Corniche and were so impressed by the service they provided that we have been working with them ever since. They have grown with us and have recently managed to expand to 3 small sail boats which completely supports their large extended village family.
In Quito, Ecuador we have been working with the Atahualpa Language school for many years now. Oasis crew and many of our travellers go before their trips start to learn Spanish and experience life staying with a local family. Courses are tailor - made and half the day is spent in lessons and the rest in cultural activities. Most of our crew and travellers stay with Martha and her family and we always get really positive feedback.
Your role in travelling responsibly
We believe that as individual travellers there is a lot that you can do too. Here are a few ideas:
Before you Go
- Recycling facilities in many of the countries we visit do not exist in the way we know them here. Therefore, whenever possible remove and recycle any unnecessary packaging before you go on toiletries etc.
- Whilst on the subject of toiletries why not look at taking environmentally friendly products eg. shampoo, shower gel with you to avoid polluting local water supplies.
- Purchase and use rechargeable batteries for your cameras, ipods, phones etc, we have 12V cigarette sockets on our vehicles, so all you need is a charger. Better still why not invest in a wind-up or solar-powered torch or media player before you travel. The Centre for Alternative Technology has a good selection on their website-www.cat.org.uk.
- Learn some of the local language and read up on local history/culture before you go. Try reading literature by local authors or listening to some local music. You'll get so much more out of your trip. If you're on one of our South America trips why not consider attending a local language school, staying with a local family, before your trip starts. We can organise this for you.
- Why not pack some pens/pencils exercise books in your rucksack and they can be donated to a local school, or project while you're away. Our crew can advise you of the best places.
- Take a sturdy water bottle with you from home that you can re-use throughout your trip so that you're not constantly buying bottled water and having to dispose of the bottles.
Water - to - Go : Oasis Overland have partnered with Water - to - Go to help reduce the number of plastic water bottles consumed during a trip. Water-to-Go is a filtration system that eliminates over 99.9% of all microbiological contaminants including viruses, bacteria, chemicals and heavy metals from any non-salt water source. Click here and enter the code OASIS15 to purchase your Water -to -Go products at 15% discount. Water - to - Go will then donate a further 15% to Oasis Overland Charity projects.
While you're travelling
- Don't waste water. This applies whether you're filling up the jerry cans at a local well or showering at a hotel. Water is a scarce resource in many of the places our trips visit. Remember we are just passing through, but the local people and wildlife live there.
- Never buy endangered species or endangered habitat products- from coral and butterflies through to obvious items such as ivory and rhino horn. Apart from the fact of it being illegal it also encourages the thieves and poachers to continue their trade - if there are no buyers there is no market. For more information please visit the CITES website.
- Look after and preserve the areas we visit. Be careful about stepping on coral reefs or trekking on undesignated tracks. This will damage delicate eco-systems that have taken many years to mature and in some cases are irreparable. It also gives the impression to others that if one person is doing it then they can as well, whereas in fact it will lead to future generations not being able to enjoy it at all.
- Buy locally made crafts and products - if possible direct from the artisan. Also buy locally made products, generally this will help to support local economies.
- Bargaining is the purchasing custom in many of our destinations, but don't feel that you have to get the cheapest price possible just for the sake of it, or to show off your bargaining prowess in front of your fellow travellers. Pay what the item is worth to you. The equivalent of a few pounds may mean the difference between a meal for the sellers family or not. Remember how wealthy you are compared to local people.
- Try the local food and drinks - this will help to support local farmers and food sellers. Sitting in a local café is also a great way to meet local people.
- Dispose of litter appropriately on your trip. This includes cigarette butts. Not only does litter look unsightly it can be lethal to wildlife. Where any toilet facilities exist, however unsavoury they might seem to you, they should be used. Where they do not, always bury your waste and make sure it is never near, (at least 30m) from a water source.
- When game viewing do not encourage your guides to get too close to the wildlife. Most game-parks have strict guidelines about distances to be maintained from game and these should be adhered to. Also, remember that you should be quiet when viewing game.
- Respect - Respect the local customs, traditions and beliefs of the peoples in the different regions that you travel through. Do not take photos of people, ritual events or special places unless you have asked first.
- Dress appropriately according to local codes. This not only shows respect to the local people but will save you a lot of undue attention and potential aggravation. Also show respect around religious festivals such as Ramadan-although the strict codes around this time do not apply to foreigners it is polite and respectful to abide or at least be aware of them and it may well give you a different perspective and understanding on the local culture and people.
- Photos - ask before taking photos of local people and if possible send the person a copy of it when you get back home.


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The Antiguan airfield, V C Bird International Airport, is a commercial facility that was originally built as a USA military airbase. Now managed by the Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority, it is an international gateway to Antigua and the Eastern Caribbean in general. For your convenience, you can organise car hire from V C Bird International Airport, saving you time and money that you can then put to use when exploring the island. Hiring a car will help you access certain places that may be hard to reach or even inaccessible via public transport, such as Jabberwock Beach.
By hiring a car from V C Bird International Airport, you can scoot along the Sir Sydney Walling Highway and Pares Village Main Road to reach the unforgettable Stingray City. Here you can snorkel alongside stingrays and many other tropical fishes, as well as enjoy the colourful coral reefs. If you're not interested in adventuring, you can use your V C Bird International Airport car rental for more cultural delights, such as those found at the Admiral's House Museum. Situated 30 minutes from St John's, it's an easy to reach location that will give you great insight into a bygone age.
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Mutiny on the Amistad: the saga of a slave revolt and its impact on American abolition, law, and diplomacy
Oxford University Press, 1987 - History - 271 pages
This book is the first full-scale treatment of the only instance in history in which African blacks, seized by slave dealers, won their freedom and returned home.
In 1839, Joseph Cinque led other blacks in a revolt on the Spanish slave ship Amistad in the Caribbean. They steered the ship northward to Montauk, Long Island, where it was seized by an American naval vessel. With the Africans jailed in Connecticut and the Spaniards claiming violoation of their porperty rights, an international controversy erupted. The Amistad affair united abolotionists in the U.S. and England, drove the White house into almost any means to quiet the issue, and placed the U.S. and Spain in a confrontation that threatened to involve England and Cuba. The abolitionists, led by Lewis Tappan, Joshua Leavitt and others argued that equal justice was the central issue in the case. Appealing to natural law, evangelical arguments, and "moral suasion" in proclaiming slavery a sin, they sought to establish that all persons, black and white, has an inherent right of liberty and thereby hoped to erase the color line that formed the racial foundation of slavery. In their eyes, the mutiny on the &IAmistad offered an ideal opportunity to awaken Americans to the injustice of slavery.
In this book, Howard Jones shows how the abolotionist argument put the "laws of nature" on trial in the U.S., as Tappan and the others refused to accept a legal system claiming to dispense justice while permitting artificial distinctions based on race or color. Jones vividly captures the compelling drama that climaxed in a U.S. Supreme court ruling that freed the captivces and allowed them to return to Africa. He notes that many of the abolitionists were nonetheless dissatisfied with the decision because it had not rested on the law of nature; yet, he obseves, even they failed to grasp the central importance of the affair: that America's legal system had fulfilled its function of securing justice.
About the Author:
Howard Jones, is Professor of History at the University of Alabama and author of The Course of American Diplomacy and To the Webster-Ashburton Treaty.
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by Annie Leibovitz
When I first began living in my house in Greenwich Village, I thought I had no view on the ground floor. And then I noticed that at a certain time of day, a shadow slowly forms on the brick wall at the far side of the little yard in back. I can see it through the glass doors in the dining room. The imprint of a large sycamore tree growing in our yard takes shape on the wall. It's a borrowed view. A New York thing


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In his PyCon keynote, Electoronic Frontier Foundation co-founder John Perry Barlow gives a shoutout to the very active female Python coder community. When talking about what makes the Python community work, he recounts (around 14:29):
One of the things that occurred to me when I first encountered the internet, I turned to my friend Mitch Kapor, with whom I started the , I said "At last, it's a working anarchy" and he said "well probably, but it's been my observation that inside every working anarchy there's an old boy's network" and well, you know, in this case, we may have a young girl network that's coming along
So the YG club totally exists-like go to any Python event and there's the distinct feeling that all the women know each other- and is this really interesting mix of old school and democratic. The women who are the public face of the community are for the most part demographically similar to the men who run tech-predominantly white, mostly young, and generally from elite schools. But, there's also a very low barrier to entering the club: interact with people at conferences and on twitter and mailing lists and just get well known.
So, what is it about the Python community that women are visible and sometimes even powerful? And that led to them having 1/3 of their speakers and audience being female? Well, mostly, and Barlow alludes to this in his keynote, that Python wants women in their community. They encourage it to an almost unparalleled degree. Besides having loads of talks (and a keynote!) related to getting more women into tech, they also support efforts to bring women into the community. Pyladies, which is a mentorship group, benefits from being under the Python Software Foundation umbrella. It managed to raise $40,000 that it gave out in scholarships for women to attend PyCon. This year, PyCon also had a fantastic chair of outreach whose job it was to actively recruit speakers and she gave potential speakers lots of support and feedback (she helped me through all my proposal's rounds of revisions).
And so what's the big takeway? That women aren't inherently averse to tech. Just make the community welcoming and we'll show up in droves, and contribute, and possibly even gain parity in influence.
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Introduction about install hole punching mould:
Install hole punching mould for window is used for Aluminium window and door profiles processing, it can help you to punch screw holes, angle connector holes, ect. We adopt 3Ddesign to make sure the mould in high precision, and imported materials promise you a good quality for the install hole punching moulds. Such mould is easy for maintain, also supply you longer service life. Specially it include 3-4 punching operations, save you working space and cost. All of our customers give us high pride of quality and design.
install hole punching mould for window
punching operation
can punch screw holes, angle connector holes, ect for window and door
punching thickness
operations quantity
one set of mould can include 3-4 punching operation, but depend on profiles size and holes location.
Main parts processing
most of main parts are electric-cutting, CNC machine milling, then polishing to smooth.
Mould overall size
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our moulds can service 5-7years in common working
Factory introduction:
Shenzhen P-luck machinery technology co,. ltd has more than 8 years history for window and door machinery, specially for punching tooling and punching machine. We win lots of customers with high quality and good precision. P-luck Machine is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the production, research and development and sales of plastic steel door and window processing equipment ,top grade aluminum alloy door and window equipment .The working staff in the corporation is of high level intelligence and high technique. For punching mold, we adopt 3D design to make sure our products in high precision, so that our customers can produce high quality and precise window and door.
Our advantage for install hole punching moulds:
1. we adopt 3D design for each set of moulds to make sure the good precision and high quality
2. our bushing adopt CNC machine processing, and we use oil free copper sleeves, to make sure the mould clean and mould can work smoothly, no shaking
3. our mould can help you do much better operation, high precision and good looks.
4. we have rich experience in design and making moulds for our customers. Our customers are all over almost 20 countries like Russia, Australia, Canada, USA ,Philippines and Yemen and spoken highly of bye the foreign users
1. How to put an order for the mould?
1) First you have to show us your profiles drawings in CAD or IGS or PDF with detail if you donot have these drawings, just show us CAD sectional drawing, then take photos for the profiles with operation you need, tell us the operation size and location
2) We make the initial calculation and design, to give you a best quotation
3) If you agree , we make a contract with each other; then you can pay the 50%downpayment to our account
4) We make 3D design to show you , after you confirm, we start producing.
2. Shall I send you profiles samples during the mould producing?
Yes, each customer has to send us your profiles samples, we need to recheck if your drawings are accurate; after the mould finished, we have to use the profiles to test the mould if they work well for you before shipping.
3. How to inspect your mould quality?
First you can inspect the mould in our factory if you like, if there is something wrong, we would like to deal with it well before shipping
Secondly: if you have no time, we would like to take detail videos and photos for you, to show you how it works. Here donot worry we will hide something bad, because it will be not good for both of us, we never do that for you.
4. How do you pack the machine or moulds?
We will use thicker plywood panels to pack machine or moulds, if it is machine, we will use steel square pipe to make the plywood case bottom strong and fix the machine to it, so that the machine can be stable during shipping. Each side of the plywood case will be fixed by steel angles.
5. How long will be finished for one set of mould?
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Trump not the first to battle media bias
The news media has turned into a political party battling President Donald Trump. Journalists have hurled attacks against the president complaining about his income, nepotism, calling him a "Liar" and blaming him for racism and gender bias. Yet the news media is guilty on all counts, from outrageous incomes to nepotism and even lying. But worse, the news media and media bias fuels both racism and gender bias against women. The media hypocrisy is outrageous
By Ray Hanania
President Donald Trump has vowed to change the White House relationship with the mainstream news media and expand access to include new media.
And Trump is justified in denouncing the news media's obvious bias.
The news media has been wrong on almost everything, from politics to the attendance at his inauguration. (Add the viewing data from both television and internet online and more people watched Trump get sworn in than any other president.)
Instead of discussing the inauguration crowd size properly and fairly, ABC's George Stephanopoulos (a former top aid to Bill and Hillary Clinton) called Trump a liar on his Sunday morning show.
It's amazing how far the biased news media has gone to impact an election, which is not their job.
(Click here to read a longer version of this column at Tremr.com.)
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Trump's fight against media bias isn't a new one. It happened before, in Chicago, and I was at the front lines of that storm.
No one in the major media believed Jane M. Byrne would crush the Chicago Machine and Mayor Michael A. Bilandic in February 1979, but she did.
Byrne's biggest battle, though, was with the news media, and that is Trump's challenge, too. Byrne failed, but in Trump's case, he can succeed.
Although Byrne began as a reformer, she flipped and embraced the very "Evil Cabal of Men" she denounced during her campaign in less than six months. Byrne made "Fast Eddie" Vrdolyak and the Chicago mob her Council leadership abandoning her reform Council Floor leaders believing they were inept. She realized they were trying to strengthen her real political threat, Richie Daley.
Byrne's first anti-media outburst came in August 1979 in response to a column I wrote that detailed her plans to oust Cook County Circuit Clerk Morgan Finley. Finley broke a promise to hire her husband, Jay McMullen, two years before.
The column angered McMullen who threatened to punch me in the nose. "I don't need my wife to fight my battles," McMullen yelled, but his wife did fight his battles, blaming the story on media bias.
Within one year, Byrne was fighting all the media. She ordered City Council Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Coletta to give 10 more community news outlets access to the already crowded City Hall Press Room.
The newsroom had desks and telephones for myself, the Tribune, Sun-Times, WIND Radio, City News Bureau and the Defender. An ante-room had desks for WBBM, WMAQ and WBEZ radio. The added desks left no room to maneuver, but it didn't work.
Although Byrne invited the community news media to cover City Hall and "compete" with the Hall's regular media, she was decades before her time. The community media didn't have the resources and couldn't sustain the access.
There was no Internet, blogs or social media to circumvent the mainstream media to reach Chicagoland's audience.
The personal computer was new. I brought the first one to City Hall in 1979. The Tribune and the Sun-Times followed. Soon the media was mastering computer technology.
But it's different for Trump today. With the Internet and social media, Trump doesn't have to be hostage to the mainstream news media, the way Byrne was.
Trump can give his news to the alternate media of bloggers and Twitter scribes. Trump can Tweet his releases instantly to 15 million followers and writers who can provide more objective coverage of his administration. He can ignore the big media networks like ABC, CBS, NBC, WGN and even FOX, and all of the newspaper giants like the Tribune, Washington Post, and more.
Of the nation's top 100 newspapers, only 2 endorsed him for president over Clinton. Their predictions and analysis were wrong. Why should he continue to cater to them?
Trump doesn't have to give the media free space, telephones or Internet access. He doesn't even have to give them rooms to work. They're owned by big corporations and they can afford to pay. The smaller media is the media that needs support, including independent and community media that have traditionally been excluded from the White House by the major media and complicit administrations.
Trump should invite independent journalists and columnists to cover his administration. Put them in the front row. Tell Stephanopoulos he's out. This would encourage more diverse news reporting and more competition, something lacking today.
Unlike Byrne who failed, Trump can win. The times are different. The media has changed. The Internet allows access to a huge audience. That would be good for America.
(Ray Hanania is an award winning political columnist, feature writer and author. He covered Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. Permission is granted to republish column in its entirety with full attribution. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com with comments. Hanania writes on Middle East issues for TheArabDailyNews.com and on mainstream issues for TheDailyHookah.com.)
Ray Hanania
"I write about three topics, the Middle East, politics and life in general. I often take my life experiences and offer them in an entertaining way to readers, and I take on the toughest topics like the Israel-Palestine conflict and don't pull any punches about what I feel is fair. But, my priority is always about writing the good story."
Hanania covered Chicago Politics and Chicago City Hall from 1976 through 1992. Hanania began writing in 1975 when he published The Middle Eastern Voice newspaper in Chicago (1975-1977). He later published "The National Arab American Times" newspaper which was distributed through 12,500 Middle East food stores in 48 American States (2004-2007).
Hanania writes weekly columns on Middle East and American Arab issues for the Arab News in Saudi Arabia at www.ArabNews.com, and at www.TheArabDailyNews.com, www.TheDailyHookah.com and at SuburbanChicagoland.com. He has also published weekly columns in the Jerusalem Post newspaper, YNetNews.com, Newsday Newspaper in New York, the Orlando Sentinel Newspapers, and the Arlington Heights Daily Herald.
Palestinian, American Arab and Christian, Hanania's parents originate from Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
Hanania is the recipient of four (4) Chicago Headline Club "Peter Lisagor Awards" for Column writing. In November 2006, he was named "Best Ethnic American Columnist" by the New American Media. In 2009, Hanania received the prestigious Sigma Delta Chi Award for Writing from the Society of Professional Journalists. He is the recipient of the MT Mehdi Courage in Journalism Award. He was honored for his writing skills with two (2) Chicago Stick-o-Type awards from the Chicago Newspaper Guild. In 1990, Hanania was nominated by the Chicago Sun-Times editors for a Pulitzer Prize for his four-part series on the Palestinian Intifada.
His writings have also been honored by two national Awards from ADC for his writing, and from the National Arab American Journalists Association.
The managing editor of Suburban Chicagoland Online News website www.SuburbanChicagoland.com, Hanania's columns also appear in the Southwest News Newspaper Group of 8 newspapers.
Click here to send Ray Hanania and email.
His Facebook Page is Facebook.com/rghanania
Visit this link to read Ray's column archive at the ArabNews,com ArabNews.com/taxonomy/term/10906
Latest posts by Ray Hanania (see all)
- Podcast: Arab Radio on Netanyahu, elections, Tlaib and Gaza - December 13, 2019
- Man body slammed by Chicago Police deserved it - December 9, 2019
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OEC Swim Championships Underway at Saddleback CollegeApril 18, 2019The 2019 Orange Empire Conference swimming championships are underway at Saddleback College and will continue through Saturday (April 20). Prelims start at 9:30 a.m. each day with the afternoon finals beginning at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday.
Orange Empire Conference Swim Championship Results for First DayApril 18, 2019The first day of the 2019 Orange Empire Conference swimming championships is in the books with the Riverside City College men and the Orange Coast College women leading their respective categories.
Gauchos finish 13th at PCC InvitationalApril 08, 2019The Saddleback women's swim team finished in 13th place at the Pasadena City College Invitational on Friday and Saturday in Pasadena. The Gauchos had a number of top-20 finishes in one of the top meets of the season.
Women's swimming 5th at first OEC eventMarch 02, 2019The Saddleback women's swim and dive team finished in fifth place at the first Orange Empire Conference meet of the season at the Saddleback Aquatics Complex. The Gauchos had five finishes in the top-5.
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Trans Pride Takes Over Brighton
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This weekend, Trans Pride took place in Brighton. Now in its fifth year, the event is run by a committee of volunteers.
Take a look below at the amazing march taking over the streets, and the beautiful people in it.
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With our dramatic coastline, wild surrounding landscape and utterly tempting deep blue sea, The Peligoni Club is an enchanting island setting in which to host a wedding in Greece.
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