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The Hummingbird Villa
Villa | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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Wonderful new villa with ocean views and swimming pool just 200 yards from Bottom Bay Beach - arguably the most beautiful beach in Barbados. The villa features three air-conditioned bedrooms, a well-appointed, nicely equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, and a spacious covered back patio overlooking a private pool with beautiful ocean views exposed to a refreshing sea breeze. The living room has comfy lounge seating for six with a widescreen LCD HDTV and the master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom and a walk-in closet.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Bottom Bay Beach 100 m
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Grantly Adams International 10 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Air conditioning, TV, Telephone, Safe, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (1), Double beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden
The Saint Philip Parish region
Situated east of the windward isles, Barbados is an enchanting coral stone island about 26 miles long by 14 miles wide with a population of about 250,000. The airport is situated approximately 15 minutes away and the capital, Bridgetown, around 30 minutes from our villa.
Bottom Bay Beach is simply breathtaking. It is one of the most photographed beaches in the Caribbean, yet is little known and often nearly deserted. Truly a beautiful hideaway.
Bottom Bay
Our villa is located on the southeastern coast of the island and is a short stroll from the breathtaking Bottom Bay Beach, one of the most picturesque beaches in the world. There are several other stunning beaches within the immediate area including the famous beaches at The Crane and Sam Lords Castle within 5 minute drives, and lesser known secluded beaches at Cave Bay and Merrick's Cove within easy walking distance.
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13 Dec 2013
"Absolutely Great for us and should be for everyone!"
We stayed a few years back and loved it. It was booked already for our trip this year, so we stayed a few houses down. Bottom Bay IS for sure the most beautiful beach in Barbados. Yes, the waves are … More
25 Jun 2013
"Smaller Than Appeared - Fresh & Clean"
The Hummingbird House was a bit of a surprise when we pulled up, because it is right next a very run down area, but is actually located in a newer housing development, which can't be seen in the … More
2 Apr 2012
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The Hummingbird Villa was exactly as advertised; from the sparking, clean, cool pool, to the mongoose and baby who visited us in the early mornings. This is a beautiful villa and I would recommend it… More
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Straw: Police can bug MPs without asking Cabinet
The UK Justice Secretary, Jack Straw, told MPs today that the alleged bugging of a prominent Muslim MP's conversations with a constituent had not been authorised by the cabinet. But Straw also said the alleged snooping would not have breached the Wilson doctrine banning the security services from bugging MPs, if it emerged any …
Straw produces get out of jail card.
Despite profound disrespect for career politicians, I have to say, I quite like this excuse. I'd go so far as suggesting it brilliant.
If only Gordon could govern the country with such aplomb.
I'll buy a beer to the guy who thought this response up, if ever I meet him, just for the sheer cheek of it.
Ministerial authorisation was still required
The Sunday Times article[1] reported that "tables have had their panels hollowed out to hide bugging equipment" and "even the prison officers are said to be unaware of [the tables]. They are operated and maintained by specialist detectives permanently based at the prison."
According to the Home Office[1], "authorisation from the Secretary of State is required if the police or other law enforcement agencies plan to interfere with property [...] when concealing a surveillance device."
[1] http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article3295393.ece
[2] http://security.homeoffice.gov.uk/ripa/covert-surveillance/
He's come a long way, baby
Remember this: Jack Straw was once president of the CIA-hating, anti-fascist, anti-apartheid, anti-everything-police-related, National Union of Students. Pity his younger self can't suddenly appear and shame him.
Am I thick or ...
... What's to stop the security services from asking the police to bug a person of interest if the PoI happens to be an MP, and thus off-limits under the Wilson Doctrine?
Bugger off
Looks like the evidence against the accused is inadmissible. What gets me is that they have kept the poor bloke there for 2 years and are only amassing evidence retrospectively, ie while they have his conversations in that cage bugged.
Meanwhile, no US troops have been sent to Britain to tell us why they killed our lads. Or maybe they sent their testimonies on disk?
Bugging a terror suspect
And why shouldn't our security forces bug a suspected Terrorist?
They'd be in dereliction of their duty if they didn't.
Then if an MP was 'the other party' during the conversation, Tough.
Anyway, since when have MP's had the protection of the Catholic Confessional? (A touch of irony in the above specific circumstances)
Iceberg tip
Time to kill RIPA. Put back in the judicial checks and balances. Make it apply to everyone, police, spooks included.
*Possible* violation? *Possible*?
"... said that the possible violation of <legal barrier not yet buried> would only be authorised by the police if they thought they had excellent reason."
A pity it wasn't attributable to one of the ministers. It perfectly sums up this pile of self-adulation in government- and police- related legislation.
He's not our suspected terrorist
"And why shouldn't our security forces bug a suspected Terrorist?"
Remember that he was arrested and released in the UK since he didn't have a case to answer even under our strict 'careful what you say' Blair laws.
He's held on behalf of the USA, and challenging his extradition in the EU court.
My view on this is they should be allowed to bug him, but only with a judicial check on the reason. Kind of crappy that all the judicial checks are missing now. All men are equal, but police are given superpowers over other men.
And now over politicians too? Haha, it will teach them how out of control the situation in the UK is! Perhaps if a few MPs were stopped and searched leaving Parliament it would open their eyes a little more to what's going on.
the jist of this is, in the U.K, if he's "dark enough", it's ok to spy on him/shoot him at subway stations?
Yeah, Straw was the president of the NUS. In fact, a surprisingly large percentage of former ex-NUS presidents are now Labour politicians. Could this perhaps be why the NUS has no backbone when standing up for their members on issues like tuition fees? Just like any other mainstream union, I suppose...
But yes, this just shows why government doesn't need new legislation. Existing laws are so wishy-washy that they can do just about whatever they want regardless. My favourite one is "conspiracy". Certainly in Scots law conspiracy can be added as a prefix to any other crime in providing a perfectly legal way to keep one detained for a while.
It can even be combined with an equally wishy-washy crime - 'Conspiracy to Breach of the Peace' anyone? - in order to create some amazingly vague crime that while having no chance of actually making it to court can be used as a tool to keep someone off the streets for a while.
We're all in this together.....
...so, rescind the Wilson doctrine, make all MPs and peers subject to what all the rest of us have to contend with all the time and see how long it takes before they start to scrutinise shady legislation a lot more carefully and clip the wings of those that would like us all to live inside their mobile prison.
Color of interest
@ theotherone
not just in the UK. come visit the US, and discover that bigotry is alive and flourishing, if sometimes silent and present only in action, not in word.
the Brits may have developed it into an art form ("no dogs or Chinese"), but the US has truly made it institutional. even the Black Muslims were silent while the Middle-Eastern Muslims were experiencing the New Crusade (Iraq).
if you want them to care, it has to cost them money or pain; otherwise, they are quite comfortable hating everyone who is not exactly like them.
Ron Hughes
The issue is not whether or not we should bug terrorists, but about the oversight required for various types of bugging operations. We should indeed be able to bug pretty much anyone -- including lawyers -- ALWAYS PROVIDED that the appropriate oversight exists to ensure that the power isn't being abused in a J. Edgar Hoover sort of way (e.g. bugging your political rivals to ensure your success, or bugging a lawyer to get a true understanding of "what really happened").
This is the problem with the USA's "FISA doesn't apply to anyone Bush says it doesn't" "warrantless wiretapping". It's not that the wiretapping is a bad thing in any way, BUT without a judge to look over the justification, the risk of abuse is significant.
Good comments except
All good thoughts on this latest example of 'Politician tells the truth, the whole truth and nothing like the truth'. However, it's a bit depressing to see the usual crop of 'they're only being arrested/charged/held/prosecuted because they're not white' missing-the-pointers.
Certainly, most of the people who have been arrested on terrorist-related charges are not caucasian. That, by itself, does not indicate racism and by accusations of racism we simply muddy a very necessary debate.
I'm caucasian, over forty and have been arrested in my life. That does not mean the arresting officer had anything against caucasians - it simply means that he had reason to believe I'd been a naughty man.
So, to all the 'the police are motivated by nothing other than racism' crowd, could we please assume that you'd make that comment in any story about non-caucasians under arrest. It would save you the trouble of typing it and me the trouble of reading it.
Thank you.
I have to admit that the way I see it, if you're going to have laws authorising this sort of thing the arguments shouldn't be about who should be exempt, but whether the law should exist at all.
Everyone should be treated equally under the law.
If certain people can't cope with being on the receiving end maybe they should start to think that other people may feel the same way.
As for the lessons this particular case seems to teach, it's that if you want to be a successful terrorist you should be a lawyer and an MP, that way you can't be watched and your instructions to your co-conspirators/'clients' can't be monitored either.
Whether the person in this case is innocent or not (and even if guilty, is it really significant? Or just another overblown case like so many others?) it doesn't alter the fact that we should either accept that RIPA etc. are applied in all cases, or used in none.
There should be no opt outs for special cases just because of who someone is.
It is an irony to be savoured that politicians have no compunction in allowing Joe Public (you & I) to under be surveillance, but they express shock when they too come under the watchful eye of our Security Service.
Its a double irony that it was the Conservatives who flagged the issue. Not out of a sense of justice & homeland protection, but to score cheap political points at the expense of Labour.
No-one seems to mind...
That the UK is no longer a free country, and that the national police force can intrude into the life of any subject that it wishes - with what seems to be complete impunity with no recourse and no oversight?
Does no one seem to worry that there is not even a judicial order behind this sort of operation?
The coppers can now listen in on you without asking anyone for anything before starting... and that is without getting on about passports and what seems to be a highly intrusive ID card system...
Seems like our Labour friends have decided to turn the country into a mix of South African Appartheid era politics mixed in with KGB standard operating procedure...
Where is Guy Fawkes when you *really* need him to visit Number 10...
(probably would be in a secret CIA detention centre having 7 shades beaten out of him)...
I'm not really sure...
I assume the MP wasn't guilty of conspiracy to commit terrorist acts etc, so the big deal is about the police daring to bug an MP. But what if an MP is a terrorist? All the anti-terror laws introduced because they are "needed" to catch terrorists would be useless against them.
Like the rest of the country (except maybe the readers of the Sun or Daily Mail who can't think for themselves) I can see these "terror" laws are a waste of time and infringe of civil liberties. If Russia with their stricter regime and mandatory ID cards carried everywhere can't stop terrorists the approach is obviously flawed, unless we want to go more extreme than Russia...anyone want that?
If the MP's had to suffer the same laws they keep forcing on the public maybe they'd read them through before voting on them.
We need to stop with this nonsense...and need to stop sending British citizens to Guantanamo bay just because America asks for them. We just get them back a few years later when the American tire of cutting their genitals with razor blades and water boarding them.
I'm not really sure why we have these new terror laws...it was illegal to blow stuff up before, and I'm not sure why we extradite to a country which actively and openly tortures them
to all MPs - nothing to hide, nothing to fear
well, Mr and Mrs politicians, remember, if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to hide.
so, you employ your kids at ludicrous salaries, got found out? so, you're under surveillance when visiting constituents in prison?
well, boo hoo, I shed tears for you. welcome to being under the gaze of the big brother you created!
Straw: Police can bug MPs without asking Cabinet
@Ron Hughes
> And why shouldn't our security forces bug a suspected Terrorist?
Because a *suspect* is guilty of nothing, that's why.
But since any one of us could potentially make some sort of bomb and cause damage with it, presumably therefore you wouldn't mind having your telephone calls recorded. Well, you never know; you can't be too careful; they're lurking under every bed - and even *you* might suddenly come over all subversive! (see Daily Mail etc. for similar idiocy)
Ah but history tells us
Ah but history tells us once the plod figured a way to tap into and listen to phone conversations they have done so irrespective of any law of the land and of course the non fictional leader by the name of Winnie(although some now believe he is fictional ) in the name of national defence institutionalised it when he became obsessed with reds under every bed in the land thanks to the Cambridge lot leaking everything from his cupboard except his port whilst blaming the French for their dirty dastardly deeds !
A man would have to be an absolute wanker to think they are exempt from their own self created laws any way !
How soon we forget the warnings that history provide to ever travel in the same vicious circle of tyrants past for the illusion of safety .
RE: Ministerial authorisation was still required
It doesn't matter, the RIP act was the first in many which avoid concise and clear blame. RIPA cases are held in closed courts with fines and imprisonment for reporting about them for the media and the confessor.
There is no law which the civil service and parliment cannot rise above.
Political Transparency
I find myself torn here. The suspect is just, that a suspect. Not guilty. However, why the hell should politicians be any different to the rest of us. They voted the law in, they should be bound by it.
There should be no exemptions, or privileges. They are not special. They are not our betters. They are employed by us. Sooner we sack them the better.
Judicial oversight
Since the Americans clearly aren't using the 4th amendment to their constitution, maybe they'll let us borrow it for a while.
Bug whoever you wish - just show a judge reasonable suspicion, and get a warrant. (oh, and if you want to override legal privilege or MP-constituent privilege, show a little more, like a serious offence and the exhaustion of other avenues to obtain the information)
And make the resulting evidence admissible in court. That way you don't get into the preposterous "we're putting you under house arrest but can't tell you why" control order nonsense.
Wha!.. HMG is bugging its MP..
Well they are already bugging (evesdropping - but yes they are annoying as well) over 200,000 UK citizens.
Next thing they will be bugging the Royal family members..
Oh.. sorry they they have already done that.. and broadcast the information to most of the UKs radio Hams... and nobody questioned them..!!.
Ahh well rant over.. I expect I'm NOW classed as a subversive..
Just to make sure.. keywords - GCHQ, WMD, Atomic Bomb, Guy Fawkes..
Just keep your eyes open for monitoring request 200,001..
Sunday Times wrong on law......
The Police can 'interfere with property' under the Police Act and then with the signature of a 'Chief Officer' - only the Security Service need to go to a Minister !
think about it ..
We all should feel safe at home and when we are out and about. If that means the secret services get to monitor all our calls and e-mails then fine as long as its done with discretion. What is the big issue?
I'd much rather live in a safe society knowing that our government is doing everything possible to protect us and the country as a whole and at the same time coming down like a ton of bricks on the people that try to undermine our society and culture. Why do "we" make it dificult on the people trying to protect us?
Come on Britons, our country is being stolen and bastardised here and you all sit and don't say a word. Meanwhile its the minority terrorist symapthisers that are the big anti-voice here.
We will all be sorry in the not so distant future.
There's a delicious irony in this
That the RIPA should be the get out of jail free card is brilliant. I hope that the zombie army of Labour MPs who were voting nigh on everything through at the time on the nod are now wondering what on earth they were thinking.
The standard government tactic on such legislation has been to say that only bad people will be affected by it, which always causes me to remember Dogbert saying that only idiots will have to pay taxes.
Chief Constables are the New Czars
Seems (according to BBC) this MP was bugged for years, since from the time he was a Lawyer at Liberty.
So it's going beyond bugging of suspected terrorist.
Have you noticed how Chief Constables are the new all powerful Czars? A Chief Constable demands more powers to tackle X in a *press* conference, bypassing the political chain of command and directly appealing to the people. The politicians don't dare challenge him with an opposing view.
Put the damn checks and balances back in.
@ heystoopid
Commas, man! They are called commas. Punctuation isn't just to make sentences look pretty.
Whatever Amanfrommars has, I think you're catching it.
To be hoist by one's own petard
Good ol' Will. Even the context (spying) is spot on, and Labour are as bumbling as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern could ever be.
This Labour Government wants, and is working towards a society where nobody can fart without it being monitored and scrutinised. A society where your very substance is used to track and monitor your every move (biometrics).
They created this monster, so they should be as much subjected to its depredations as the rest of us.
Like all monsters, it has finally bitten the hand that feeds it (sic) ;-)
Re:think about it..
***"I'd much rather live in a safe society knowing that our government is doing everything possible to protect us and the country as a whole and at the same time coming down like a ton of bricks on the people that try to undermine our society and culture. Why do "we" make it dificult on the people trying to protect us?"***
Because "our society" is based on freedom. Because our law is based on the principle of "innocent until proven guilty". Because a society where everyone is a suspect, and your every move is watched, is no society at all. Because you cannot protect a society by undermining everything that society is built upon.
And, most of all, because "our government" isn't trying to protect us. It is trying to control us.
Funny how the 'nothing to hide, nothing to fear' brigade often post as an AC, isn't it?
Conflict of interest
Much as I detest MPs, they should not be bugged by the security services for the simple reason that the government in power might bug the opposition. This is a downward direction on a slippery slope For you 'nothing to hide nothing to fear' types - those in power don't trust you, what makes you trust them? from Jacks weasel excuse we can see clearly governments in power are not trustable.
I fully support the bugging of *ALL* MPs !!
What I demand is that all that dirt should be put public domain on the grounds of entertainment value for their massive salaries !!
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"if you want them to care, it has to cost them money or pain; otherwise, they are quite comfortable hating everyone who is not exactly like them." ... Color of interest By b shubin Posted Monday 4th February 2008 19:25 GMT
b shubin,
In that case, to save any pain, they could spend money on their care/give it to their carers if they have need of XXXXtra caring and do not have it available as Stock and/or "in house".
A little something Randy Andy touched upon very recently. Bravo Sir, Well Said.
"There is no law which the civil service and parliment cannot rise above." ......By peter Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 03:55 GMT .... ... Oh Yes, there most certainly is. Abuse IT and you Run Risk in Self-Imperilment and the Certain Promise of Immaculate Gracious Justice, Summarily Applied.
"Commas, man! They are called commas. Punctuation isn't just to make sentences look pretty.
Whatever Amanfrommars has, I think you're catching it." ....By Steve Posted Tuesday 5th February 2008 09:10 GMT .... IT'll do no one harm catching it, Steve. None of us are too perfect which is probably Intelligently Designed to Give Humility Untold Strength, and who's Amanfrommars?
Glasses, man!? :-)
* Well, if we're being watched, they'll be looking for something to do/report. May as well help them and make IT easier for them to understand with Instruction and Guidance
@AC: think about it ..
Wow you cared that much you posted AC, thank god their are individuals like you willing to stick your neck right in defending the police state.
Going by your post you haven't bothered with evidence when forming an opinion so far so I won't bother you with facts that might get in the way of the truthiness of the issue.
Want to do whatever it takes to not get cancer? Jump off a bridge. Hopefully now you have just an inkling of why the cause doesn't always justify the means.
There's a missing issue here..
Khan is a lawyer as well, which means attorney client privileges apply surely?
MPs should not be bugged for a variety of reasons, part of that is down to trust in the community. People will tell their local MP things that they might not approach the police about, and they do that because they want advice, and anonimity. There isn't a lot of trust in the police at the moment, and removing that trust from MPs is only going to make things even worse. I personally think that bugging needs to be tightened up in its use, and one way of doing that might be making it admissable as evidence.
Why and Why not?
Firstly, I think that MP's should live in the same world as the people they represent, so if we can be bugged, then so should they. Not that I agree with bugging anyway.
Secondly, this guy is not charged in the UK with anything AT ALL, so why on earth are we wasting money to bug him in order to provide the US with evidence?
Re: Am I thick or ...
The security services will bug whoever they want anyway, the law doesn't make any difference.
I'm sure if they are quite capable of bugging large parts of Russia undetected then the local MP office will be no trouble.
The Home Secertary has the power in law, (i'm trying to find the exact part it says this, anyone help me?) to over-ride any other law - or his deputy if the Mr Straw happens to be busy elsewhere.
So I wouldn't worry. ;-)
Secrecy and Bugging Costs....
Surely as there is not a professional politician regime in Democracy, there is no such thing as an MP as a special case, as all are still ust members of Society but who have been given the added collective power to weave or deceive the Future?
Transparency would allow immediate Assistance from the Country and Ensure Excellence of Thought for Realisation to Server.
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November 28, 2014
BYRON (WIFR) – The Byron Museum of History has announced the winners of the 2012 Festival of Trees. The winning trees were chosen by "People's Choice" ballot the night of the event.
For those of you that missed last Friday's event, the Byron Museum of History encourages you to come in and enjoy the trees on display through December 14 during regular museum hours, Wednesday through Saturday, 10:00am to 3:00pm.
The museum will also host a holiday open house on Thursday evening, December 13 6:00-9:00 PM. Featuring live music by Derek Luttrell, refreshments sponsored by Byron Bank. FREE Admission
Traditional Category:
First Place, By-Y-Badgers 4H Club
Second Place, First Baptist Church
Handmade Category:
First Place, Byron Park District's Tiger Den
Second Place, Girl Scout Troop 3162
Non-Traditional Category:
First Place, Attorney Maria N. Berger
Second Place, Byron GFWC Women's Club
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Less than a decade ago, she was a homemaker and an arts volunteer, but today the Arlington Museum of Art's Joan Davidow is the most imaginative and adventurous museum director working in Texas.
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The service Wednesday will honor Spc. William R. Moody, Spc. Ember M. Alt and Spc. Robert W. Ellis. All were assigned to 32nd Transportation Company, 68th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 43rd Sustainment Brigade, 4th Infantry Division, based at Fort Carson.
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Sen. John McCain's weekend claim that there is "substantial evidence" that illegal immigrants are responsible for setting some of the massive wildfires that have seared more than 800 square miles of Arizona is without foundation. That he would make and defend the statement strongly suggests that the self-proclaimed political "maverick" has sold out and gone over to the other side. He'll say anything, it seems, to please the immigrant-bashing, conservative base of the Republican Party.
The Arizonan wasn't always so self-serving. Many Americans remember a more independent and principled McCain — the man who joined the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat who was anathema to GOP conservatives, to promote comprehensive immigration reform. McCain took a lot of heat from his party for doing so, but refused to back down. The bipartisan effort to make meaningful changes to the law, he said at the time, was the right thing to do.
There's nothing right about McCain's current claim that some of the wildfires in Arizona "have been caused by people who crossed our border illegally." Officials do say that the three major Arizona fires apparently are the result of human activity,. They were careful to say, though, that it is unknown whether illegal immigrants were involved. Indeed, no public agency or official has produced evidence that would substantiate McCain's charge.
That's not deterred the senator. On Tuesday, he remained adamant, saying he was "puzzled" by those who question his claim and his motives. He implied, in fact, that until his state's border with Mexico is secured, the problem of fires and a host of other problems will remain. McCain's wrong about that, too.
While the border might not be completely secure, it is far more secure than it has been in the past. Policies put in place during the George W. Bush administration and since enhanced by the Obama administration have significantly reduced the number of illegal border crossings. The result is dramatic.
The addition of hundreds of agents, the building of physical barriers and the deployment of a vast network of high-tech devices to detect and track illegals has proved effective. Officials say illegal border crossings have been reduced by half since 2005.
McCain should know that — he's been briefed often enough in Washington about such matters — but he's loath to acknowledge the facts.
Wild claims about a porous border and illegal aliens causing fires and other mischief find a far more receptive audience than the truth with the voters McCain feels he must court. The senator's willingness to demagogue illegal immigrants and to pander to the basest elements of his party distort the truth and promote hateful, racist talk. His statement about the fires demeans a man whose name once was synonymous with political integrity and straight talk.


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A beheading in EMC's ViPR lair? Software's big cheese to advise CEO
I think the ASD division is the only area I see a decent amount of innovation coming through from them. ViPR is fairly innovative in comparision to what the other big sorage vendors are doings, as is ScaleIO which is another of the products which i can see upsetting the applecart.
I'm an EMC customer but they have fustrated me considerably over the last few years. They have bought in lots of technologies to plug gaps that they have not been able to predict, resulting in a mish mash of products and managements points and then when they do something innovattive the same short sighted people shoot it down to protect their own vested interests.
I can't help but think that we are looking at a series of decisions that in the 10 years time will see EMC storage division end up like IBMs PC business did, ie commoditised to the degree that it adds such little value and it might as well be delivered by the cheapest provider possible.
Gartner networked storage suppliers: Behold the Reg spaghetti-graphic
Re: Question for El Reg
I think the problem with that is that you dont compare apples with apples if you go for capacity shipped either. HPs 3Par claim you need less disk than an equivilent EMC array because it has more efficent 'thin' technologies, and then Netapp will come along and say 'I can dedupe all that and sell your 50% of the disk of the 3par to do the same job. Admittedly this is not an entirely accurate example, but the point is that neither revenues nor shipped capacity are a particulay good measure of the of the company or product. Even no. unique customers per vendor could be skewed towards to the vendor with the biggest marketing and sales team as opposed the better products.
Its blimin difficult and means lots of research, of which this is a fairly meaningless marketing statisic..
I dived deep into the VMware community. Here's what I found...
The community is there to support sales
But I don't think that is a bad thing. It means there there is a thriving eco systems of partner products to the VMware suite - something the Hyper-V / SCVMM platform from Microsoft needs IMHO. I'm a VMUG member in the UK and have to agree that there really is nothing like it from a Microsoft perspective I don't think. I'll probably mark myself out as light weight techie by saying that I'm actually a big fan of both companys and their data centre technology stacks specifically - Windows Server 2012 with system center is great and I really like the whole VMware SDDC vision.
I have to say that whilst there is overlap I think there is definite distinction between the two companys directions. VMware almost seem to be saying 'we want to abstract and manage your data centre infrastructure' whilst Microsoft are saying ' we want to abstract and manage your workloads and if they happen to move to Azure then great, btw heres our new SCE server licence model to help you there'.
For me Microsoft have a problem though. The old ECI licence model was great to stand up Server 2012 with system centre and create a private cloud. It suited virtualisation hosts. The SCE model replaces this and FORCES you to licence every other Server licence in your estate under the same SCE, whether they are virtualised or not, whether it is cost effective or not, It applies a blanket coverage.
For me this is Microsofts 'VM Memory Tax' moment and it could well bite them in the proverbial. Where as ECI was really cost effective and allowed Microsof to make the argument to CIOs that they 'already had software for a cloud licenced - why pay for VMWare' completly null. In our scenario the cost difference to take VMware vCloud suite plus plain old Server 2012 data centre licencing rather licence EVERY server instance under SCE is pretty much gone.
Speaking in Tech: Stay a virgin at VMworld – wear a rubber unicorn head
Stay a virgin at VM world
Not difficult, I went to Barcelona last year and it was a complete sausage fest. Or Chorizo, take your pick,
Flash! Ah-ahh! Saviour of the universe? It'll save every one of us?
That song is going to be stuck in my head all day....
Gartner to VMware: Rock out with your socket out
Is that really the case?
Or is that there are credable alternitives out there? Both in the form of KVM / HyperV / Xen etc in the data centre, but also that public cloud providers are offering a way to avoid large capital spends altogether?
Microsoft cuts to core on BizTalk Server price hike
Virtualisation anyone?
If you plan to virtualise BizTalk (or SQL for that matter) then previously the socket option hammered you for every potential virtualisation host the server could reside on. So if I have a vmware cluster of four two socket hosts then I had to buy eight socket licences. This is if the VM itself only had four cores assigned.
The move to per core licencing supports the move to virtualising more of your estate as it makes it CHEAPER to do so and anyone who says you can't have SQL or BizTalk perform in a VM environment needs to reevaluate in my opinion.
Hotel chain De Vere checks out of server rooms and into the cloud
Re: Really?
Alas if you had watched the session rather than passing comment on the 'subtext' of the article then you would have seen that wasn't the case. Your loss unless they publish the video, which if they do I would recommend you watch as virtualisation was barely mentioned. I think too often people think cloud = virtualisation. Virtualisation can be an enabler for cloud, but a cloud doesnt HAVE to have virtualisation underpinning it to be fall in the definitions of cloud as defined by NIST. I'd highly recommend reading the NIST documentation around cloud definitions if you have time.
First comment made before the session started and the second comment in no way reflecting any of the discussion that was had, especially the points around management. I would highly recommend you both actually watch the session before espewing misdirected vitrol....
I think you would actually be pleasantly suprised by the content of the message as its actually all about developing public cloud capabilitys in your own datecentre. If you believe cloud = virtualisation somewhere else then I would say you aremissing both the point and an oppourtunity.
Reg peeps - when will the video of the session be published?
Note - in no way connected to any of the companys involved.
VMware CTO Steve Herrod jumps to venture capitalist
Irony much?
You express outrage at an 'unsubstantiated and vague claim' and your counter is that 'you know a bloke that heard from someone else that they had a different opinion?'
Thank you for that insightful additon to the debate! I look forward to getting the substantiated and less vague version of the events at some point in the future...
On a seperate note I think that this is a real loss for VMware. I was lucky enough to be at VMworld Barcalona last year and thought Steve Herrod came across really well and was obviously very much a company man. I wonder how much of this is related to Gelsingers arrival at the company?
VCE hires Cisco exec to run the company
The storage? the Hypervisor? I suppose flexpod does give you an alternitive in that respect
Microsoft aims at VMware with System Center 2012
Understanding licencing is the key...
Most people that deploy Windows in a virtualised environment, whether VMware, Hyper-v, Xen or whatever, will use Microsoft ECI licencing model as it licenced per socket on the virtualisation host for unlimited instances. The thing with ECI is that it also includes all the rights to use the whole system center suite on those VMs. This is when it starts looking really attractive. Having spent the second half of last year reviewing private cloud solutions I am confident that the suite provides a comphrehensive platform at a fraction of the cost of it competitor. This is due to the fact that if you want equivilent functionality in the VMware world you need to buy vCentre, plus vCloud director, plus vOps manager etc and all of these ancillary products are licenced per vM - this gets far more expensive as you scale. As Mcirosoft licence per socket you are rewarded with better economies of scale.
If the Microsoft solution is 'good enough' which for most IT shops I suggest it will be, then why pay many multiples more or something broadly equivilent? Start looking at Windows 8 Server Hyper-v and microsoft look to take a clear lead on the functionality front too. I have no beef with VMware, we currently deploy it and hosts hundreds of VMs on it. However the cost is prohibitative and in the current climate I'd rather move to Microsoft that invest further in VMware for a product where the value aspect is diminishing.
Microsoft gives glimpse of Windows Server 8
the VMware monopoly on virtualisation is shrinking
I work for a large building society and we are looking very closely at moving from VMware to HyperV. The hypervisor is now a commodity item, is doesnt really matter whether you use HyperV, ESXI or Xen. The real benefits come from the management wrap that vCenter and Microsoft System Centre tools provide. For a company that has already invested in SCCM / SCOM and other microsoft tools, their are significant savings to be made by moving from the very costly VMware products (and I don't see this getting cheaper with recent vSphere 5 announcements) to a full Microsoft virtualisation stack. Not to mention that System Centre Virtual Machine Manager can manage ESX hosts as well as Hyper V hosts during your intial swing / migration period :)
Best practices in virtualisation
ITIL is only part of the puzzle...
ITIL usually fails in organsiations where 'techies' have more influence over IT than the business and run roughshod over anything they percieve to introduce extra 'work' into their daily lives. Thinking specifically things like change management. It should also be said that ITIL isn't the be all and end all and should be used in conjunction with other frameworks that support IT and the business like TOGAF, RiskIT, COBIT etc. Taking the best of each is more likely to yield a more comprehensive, wider scoped, service delivery function.
Using group policy: GPOs good, scripts much better
Advanced Group Policy Management
I apologise if you have mentioned this already but there is a Microsoft tool out there for tracking GPO versioning and tracking changes: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/enterprise/products/mdop/agpm.aspx
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Morning Brew – Wednesday, Nov. 2: A lesbian in "Death Valley," toddlers pose as Ellen and Portia
If you love The B-52s, you'll want to read this interview with Kate Pierson over at The A.V. Club in which she gives background on the band's hit songs throughout the years. Like did you know "Love Shack" was partly based on an actual shack from The Color Purple?
Out director Desiree Lim (Sugar Sweet, Floored By Love) is debuting her latest work, The House, at the Vancouver Asian Film Festival this week. Here she is talking about the spooky plot.
The Huffington Post's Gay Voices has an interview with brother and sister musical duo The Belle Brigade where out lesbian Barbara Gruska discusses how she and her brother are both "very attracted to beautiful, smart girls, but we've never fought over a girl." Barbara is engaged, and says of her fiance:
She is an incredible jazz singer. She plays in a bunch of bands in L.A. We've been friends and had mutual friends for almost 10 years. She's just the greatest person in the world.
Definitely check out The Belle Brigrade if you haven't before. In fact, I'll help you out by including this video.
Their self-titled album is one of my favorites from 2011.
Bisexual author Jennifer Baumgartner was interviewed by The Rumpus about her new book, F 'em!: Goo Goo, Gaga, and Some Thoughts on Balls. She discussed how another out writer, Ariel Levy, inspired her work, as Ariel penned Female Chauvinist Pigs.
Her arguments raised my hackles, but arguing with this well-researched, beautifully observed, and sharply written book allowed me to refine my own opinions and theories about women, sexuality, mores, and the power of sex.
A reader sent us this tip and I love it! Toddlewood is a photography project that poses tots as famous photos of celebrities, and check out this one of Ellen and Portia on their wedding day.
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It was recently revealed that cop Carla (Tania Raymonde) of MTV's Death Valley is gay. She brought her girlfriend to lunch on a recent episode, and her male partner (as in cop partner) was disrespectfully hitting on her.
Maybe I need to start watching this show. Cop Carla is hot! And in an interview with FearNet, Tania said we'll see more of Carla's personal life. (Thanks for the tip Sophie!)
Today in Lesbianish TV: The Ellen DeGeneres Show, *The New Adventures of Old Christine (Lifetime 12 p.m.), Mulholland Dr. (5 MAX 12:15 p.m.), The Talk (CBS 2 p.m.), *RuPaul's Drag U (Logo 3 p.m.), *RuPaul's Drag U (Logo 4 p.m.), Black Swan (OMAX 5:10 p.m.), *Reba (Lifetime 5:30 p.m.), The Rosie Show (OWN 7 p.m.), The Rachel Maddow Show (MSNBC 9 p.m.), The Real World: San Diego (MTV 10 p.m.), The Next Iron Chef: Super Chefs (Food Network 11 p.m.), Iron Chef America (Cooking Channel 11 p.m.), *1 Girl 5 Gays (Logo 11 p.m.), Chelsea Lately (E! 11 p.m.), Ellen DeGeneres on Jimmy Kimmel (ABC midnight) and Chloe (Starz Edge 12:35 a.m.) (Thanks RonI!)


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Schumaker Pond
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Short, tight with mild elevation. Lightly wooded front 9 features scenic pond. Back 9 through open field and tight woods. Alt. tees play 15,3,0. 2 permanent baskets and tees on every hole.
Course Details
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Rubber
Elevation: Slight Slope
Foliage: Scattered
Course Length: 5,270ft
Alternate Length: 3,478ft
Course Designer: Chris Roberts
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 12 | 300 - 400ft: 4 | Over 400ft: 2
Rte. 50 to 13 S. 13 S to Rte. 12. Right at bottom of ramp toward Salisbury, right at 1st light (Beaglin Park Dr.), right at 2nd light (S. Schumaker Dr.). Park is 0.4 mile on left. 1st tee next to giant cowboy head.
Parking Lot: (
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Email: Chris Roberts
Contact Phone #1: (443) 366-0061
Course Reviews
by joeb1 on May 19, 2013 at 8:12am
High quality rubber tee pads and signage! Two baskets per hole is wastefull; many were within 30ft of eachother. Nice to have options but... Great mid-range/ up-shot course with tight wooded fairways. Great for beginners.
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|This article is missing information about "bootsplash", a software component of Linux. (July 2011)
Bootsplash is a term for a graphical representation of the boot process of the operating system.
Bootsplash can be a simple visualisation of the scrolling boot messages in the console, but it can also present graphics or some combinations of both.
Unlike splash screens, bootsplash is not necessarily designed for marketing purposes, but can be to enhance the experience of the user as eye candy, or provide the user with messages (with an added advantage of color-coding facility) to diagnose the state of the system.
Windows boot screen[edit]
All versions of Microsoft Windows feature a boot screen, which is loaded during the startup process. With extra, third-party utilities, it is possible to replace the default Windows boot screen with custom images, text, and/or animations. In Windows Vista, it is also possible to replace the default boot screen with the alternative "Aurora" boot screen (which does not feature graphical animation)[1] or a scrolling text information about files being loaded.
In Windows 7, the change of the boot screen, although possible through third-party utilities, is extremely risky and may cause the system to be unable to boot. Also the hidden "Aurora" bootscreen was removed.
Linux boot screens[edit]
- Bootsplash – the first and original implementation of a Linux kernel bootsplash, superseded by Splashy[2]
- fbsplash - Gentoo implementation as bootsplash program[3]
- Plymouth (software) – uses Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) and KMS driver
- Splashy – a graphical boot process designed to replace the aging Bootsplash program
- usplash – former bootsplash program used by Ubuntu
- XSplash – new splash program used by Ubuntu starting from 9.10
See also[edit]
- Splash screen – an image that appears while a computer program is loading
- ^ HowTo - Enable Vista's hidden "Aurora" bootscreen
- ^ Bootsplash Web Page "Welcome to the graphical world of Linux". BootSplash.org. Core Systems. 26 July 2007. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
- ^ fbsplash homepage
Further reading[edit]
- Tyler, Chris (30 May 2007). "Wednesday Why: rhgb - Graphical Boot Screen". Fedora Daily Package. Retrieved 30 May 2011. - RHGB: The bootsplash program used by Red Hat distributions
- Splashy[dead link]
- "USplash". Ubuntu Documentation. Ubuntu Foundation. 27 November 2009. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
- "Better Startup Experience (Graphical Boot Sequence)". Fedora Project Wiki. Red Hat, Inc. 16 June 2009. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
- "Change XP Boot Screen". Jake Ludington's Digital Lifestyle. Ludington Media West, LLC. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
- "How to Enable the Hidden Aurora Boot Screen in Vista". vistax64.com. Designer Media Ltd. 1 May 2007. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
- James, Scott (2 September 2009). "Making a splash". Scott James Remnant. Retrieved 30 May 2011.
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Queen's University Gazette
$10 million will be used to promote research and change the lives of veterans and their families.
David McTavish, a scholar of the Italian Renaissance, played an integral role in the development of art history at Queen's.
Omatseye Wilkie made an impression at Devon Canada Corporation during his 16-month internship with the company.
The Athletics and Recreation Centre first opened its doors at Queen's University on Dec. 1, 2009.
Dalton Kellett (Sc'15), a current member of the Queen's Formula SAE Design and Race Team, has signed with Andretti Autosport.
Staff and faculty will have access to Microsoft's cloud-based collaborative suite in the new year.
Violinist Pinchas Zukerman to be conferred with honorary degree at a performance at the Isabel on Nov. 29.
Principal and Vice-Chancellor Daniel Woolf responds to a Toronto Star story about sexual assault on Canadian post-secondary campuses.
Inaugural lecture will focus on how Canada should respond to aging demographics.
David Yokom has returned to the university to lead a new collaboration between Queen's and the Northern College Haileybury School of Mines.
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The two-day workshops hosted by the Centre for Teaching and Learning provides the opportunity to learn about course planning and the selection of well-aligned assessment and instructional strategies. Dec. 3-4, Robert Sutherland Hall Room 202
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Using video to talk scheme from the BCS Championship game. Matt Bowen
Click here for the entire Inside the Playbook series.
Click here for my Cover 2 "cheat sheet."
A.J. McCarron and Alabama put it on Notre Dame last night to win their second straight BCS National Championship. With the Irish playing some Cover 2 (and Cover 6: Quarter, Quarter, Half), the Tide ran a base 2-Deep beater (Flat-7) to produce in the passing game. Let's go back to the video and breakdown some coaching points from last night's matchup.
1 .Flat-7: Jet Personnel (4WR-1RB)
- Motion to a stack alignment on the closed (strong) side of the formation. Why? To get a free release off the line of scrimmage for WR Amari Cooper. The CBs in Cover 2 are taught to jam (re-route) No.1 and then sink at a 45-degree angle to protect the deep half safety. However, with a stack look it forces the corner to play off (called a "soft squat" technique). That gives Cooper a free run up the field.
- What are the WR splits telling the Irish here? Tight to the core of the formation (plus a stack alignment) should be an automatic alert to the Flat-7. Alabama is using this reduced split to create room for Cooper to work the deep 7 cut (corner route).
- Set the bait for the CB (Flat route) and go to work on the safety with a deep, outside breaking route. And as we can see on the replay, the Notre Dame CB bites up on the flat and leaves the safety in a tough spot driving the 7 cut from his Cover 2 landmark (2-yards on top of the numbers in college).
- Notre Dame wants this ball to go to the flat. If the CB gains depth in his drop and cushions the 7 route, the defense can force McCarron to come off his deep read and dump the ball underneath. However, with the CB now removed, McCarron can step into this throw and hit Cooper for a explosive gain.
2. Flat-7: Ace Personnel (2WR-2TE-1RB)
- Alabama has Ace personnel on the field and aligns in a bunch look to the closed side of the formation. Off of play action (Counter OF), McCarron will roll out of the pocket and work a two-level read.
- Check out the pre-snap alignment of the CB. You won't get a re-route vs. a bunch look. Again, the CB has to sink hard underneath the 7 route and force McCarron to dump this ball in the flat.
- With the safety late off his landmark, and the CB sitting short, this is another example of how 'Bama targeted Cover 2 last night on their way to the championship.
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About 32 automotive journalists got a first peek at the new 2012 Volkswagen Passat today at the Hunter Museum of American Art.
About 150 journalists are expected to visit the city in several waves over the next week to report on the new Passat, the company's first American-made car in a generation.
With the Walnut Street Bridge framing a dark blue TDI (diesel) copy of the new Chattanooga-made sedan, the journalists heard VW designers talk about the lines of the new car.
Alex Earle, a senior designer at Volkswagen of America, used words such as "pure," "solid," and "iconic" to describe the new, bigger Passat.
He said the design, five years in the making, should age well, noting that German auto owners often keep their cars for many years.
The new Passat was made bigger than the current model with American car buyers in mind, Earle said.
"This country is vast and big ...," he said. "The proportions are different in the United States."
Company spokesman Mark Gillies, a former executive editor of Car and Driver magazine, said the SE trim level, base-priced at $24,825 with automatic transmission, is expected to be the top-selling Passat.
Pricing for the Passat was released last week, with a base 2.5L model with manual transmission coming in at $19,995, before destination charges.
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With VW's passion for quality and detail the New Passat is an incredible sedan with the American people in mind. Thanks for DAS AUTO (The Car)! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R55e-u...
Also read the article and it's true – many are expecting for the latest design of Passat. This was known as the latest medsize car with its different trims and engine type. Passat is basically excellent in performance and could satisfy the driver's requirements. When it comes to tuning, there's nothing to worry about because there are a lot of automotive parts that can be easily accessed using the help of the internet.


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BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) - Manatee County sheriff's deputies are still investigating a weekend drive-by shooting that injured a 4-year-old boy.
The Bradenton Herald (http://bit.ly/16uz4tA) reports the boy was struck in the head shortly before noon Saturday. He remains hospitalized in St. Petersburg.
Deputies say someone in a vehicle fired several shots at the home where the boy lives with his mother.
Investigators say they believe the home was specifically targeted, and it's possible the shooting was related to gang activity.
One of the bullets entered into the bedroom window, striking the boy. No one else was injured.
There were two adults in the home at the time.
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Yay, it's Halloween! When a holiday involves not only endless sugary treats but also an official excuse to try out some wonderfully gothic and quirky beauty looks, we're sold! With only two weeks to go until the big day, we've pulled together our top 20 Halloween beauty buys to provide some spook-tastic inspiration. Trick or treat, fellow Graziettes...
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Shu Uemura Takashi Murakami Eye and Cheek Palette, £60
This beautiful palette from Shu Uemura is from their latest collaboration with prominent Tokyo Artist Takashi Murakami. With colours that represent the tension between good and evil in every girl, this palette is the best way to indulge your wild AND angelic sides…
Philosophy Old Fashioned Egg Nog Lip Shine, £10
Good old egg nog has been a seasonal favourite in America since before anyone can remember, and this little beauty promises to get you hooked on the sweet treat. Super glossy, nourishing and highly flavoured, it is also horrifyingly addictive. We'll take two.
Soap and Glory Hocus Focus Illuminator, £13
This illuminating skin lotion not only gives you the most incredible glow but also diffuses the appearance of pores, wrinkles and pigmentation. Just what you need if your skin looks like the Rocky Horror Show the morning after the night before.
NARS Velvet Lip Pencil in Damned, £17.50
NARS' Velvet Lip Pencils have a gorgeously matte yet super-long lasting finish, whilst nourishing your lips with vitamin E. That makes them all-round essentials in our eyes, and this warm berry shade is also bang on-trend for A/W 13.
Perricone MD Blue Plasma, £78
With its striking colour and otherworldly effects for your skin, you may be forgiven for thinking Blue Plasma was the work of a wizard. The skincare wizard in question is Dr Perricone, a prominent US dermatologist. A non-acidic overnight bio peel, it will micro exfoliate this skin, clearing pores and purifying, whilst also hydrating and soothing the skin. Pure Magic...
Philosophy Homemade Pumpkin Pie Shampoo, Shower Gel and Bubble Bath, £14
The ultimate comfort from the col- whisk yourself out of the wind and into a velvety lather of Philosophy's seasonal hair and body wash. Ultra-softening pumpkin and warming spices will leave your skin and hair nourished and you… good enough to eat!
Hourglass Liquid Lipstick in Icon, £23
If you are in dire need of a pure matte, blood red lip colour to rival any vampiress', look no further than Icon. Timeless, classic and seductive- what's not to love?
Rodial Glamoxy Snake Mask, £68
Not quite as sinister as it sounds, this jet black peel-off mask helps to decongest, purify and brighten the skin, whilst the synthesized snake venom gives a botox like effect, lifting the skin and diminishing fine lines. Use in the lead up to the witching hour for enchanting skin.
SteamCream 3 in 1 Moisturiser in Sorcière, £13
The cult beauty classic gets a seasonal Halloween makeover, although the original product remains as lovely as ever. SteamCream is a light but deeply nourishing potion of nature's finest ingredients and the perfect remedy to dry winter skin.
Illamasqua False Lashes in Bat, £14.50
The perfect complement to a smoky eye, these limited edition lashes from Illamasqua are beautifully handmade to give your Halloween makeup a bewitching finish.
Topshop Beauty Halloween Nail Wraps, £6
Make the ultimate spooky statement whatever you're up to this Halloween with Topshop's nail wraps.
Diptyque Oranger Candle, £40
It's orange, but not as you know it. This warm autumnal fragrance has seasonal notes of cinnamon and other seasonal spices to warm you up from the nose downwards.
Lush Cosmetics Pumkin Bubble Bar, £2.75 each
The cutest creature you are likely to see this Halloween, Pumkin Bubble Bar is packed full of ylang ylang and orange flower absolute to leave your skin nourished and uplifted. Crumble him up while you are running your bath for mountains of fluffy bubbles.
Topshop Velvet Lips in Raven, £10
Raven not only bathes your lips in the deepest black, it has a velvety texture which simply to die for.
MAC Face and Body Foundation in White, £27
MAC's well-loved water based foundation is back, but not as you know it. Usually only a resident of the MAC Pro Stores, the white shade is making appearances this season alongside their Rick Baker collection. Use by itself or mix into your normal foundation for a pallor Maleficent would be jealous of.
Rick Baker for MAC Eye Shadow Palette in Monster's Bride, £38.50
Special effects makeup artist Rick Baker is one of the best in the business, and his collaboration with MAC is a bit of makeup magic that you can take home with you. 'Monster's Bride' features ghoulish but wearable colours in MAC's highly pigmented eye shadow...
Bumble and Bumble Sumotech, £21.50
Whether you are after the sleekest of updos or a birdsnest to rival Helena's, Sumotech is a great hair moulding compound for all hair types and all hairstyles, giving your hair texture and hold.
Kevyn Aucoin Celestial Powder in Candlelight, £35
If the ethereal glow is your Halloween look of choice look no further than Kevyn Aucoin's beautiful illuminator. Swept over cheekbones, browbones and your cupids bow, this will give you the soft focus glow of being bathed in candlelight. We love!
Illamasqua False Lashes in Bat, £14.50
The perfect complement to a smoky eye, these limited edition lashes from Illamasqua are beautifully handmade to give your Halloween makeup a bewitching finish.
Model's Own Nail Polish in Obsidian, £7.95
Matte nails have been a huge trend this year, and Obsidian is an intensely pigmented matte black that still shimmers, the ideal Halloween party polish.
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Palm Beach County sent a smaller delegation to the Biotechnology Industry Or-ganization's BIO convention in Chicago this year than in past years, and attendance overall has dwindled. BIO says this year's attendance is "nearly 15,000," compared to 14,352 at last year's show in Atlanta and 19,479 at the 2006 conference in Chicago.
"The exhibit hall is definitely smaller than it has been in the past," said Russell Allen, head of BioFlorida, the West Palm Beach-based trade group that coordinates Florida's marketing efforts at BIO. "I can understand it, because marketing budgets are not top priority right now."
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Danny Welbeck's late strike gave United a priceless 2-1 win over Arsenal to maintain pressure on Manchester City at the top of the Barclays Premier League.
The Reds needed to beat the Gunners after Roberto Mancini's men recorded a dramatic 3-2 win over Tottenham, prior to kick-off at the Emirates Stadium.
United started brightly and took a first-half lead through Antonio Valencia, who calmly latched onto Ryan Giggs' curled cross to head in at the far post. The only sour note was an early injury to Phil Jones.
Arsenal improved after the break and equalised on 71 minutes thanks to Robin van Persie's neat finish.
Sir Alex's men kept up the pressure though and notched a deserved winner some ten minutes later as Welbeck converted following some excellent work from Valencia and Park.
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Valley Metro is proposing a hike to transit fares by July 2012 in response to the growing cost of operating its bus and light rail services. The agency is looking to boost the $1.75 one-ride fare to $2 and increase all-day passes from $3.50 to $4. The cost of a 31-day pass would go from $55 to $64, with express 31-day passes changing from $85 to $96.
Valley Metro aims to collect at least 25 percent of its operational costs through fares, but that share has fallen to 23 percent, the agency reports. The fair hike is similar to what many other transit agencies have done, according to the American Public Transit Association. That group reports that 79 percent of transit agencies have or are considering higher fares or reduced service.
Valley Metro's board of directors will make a decision on the fares in the spring, but the agency plans several public hearings before acting.
The first East Valley meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Dec. 6 at the Tempe Transportation Center, 200 E. Fifth St. Another hearing will take place 6 p.m. Dec. 7 at the Mesa City Plaza, 20 E. Main St. An open house will be held at both events from 6 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., with the public hearing taking place 6:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.
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The first customer M3 GTS was delivered to its owner, Marcus, at the performance days at Nürburgring this weekend. Marcus has already started testing and adjusting the setup to meet his track specs but says the car is great and is destined to become better!
According to the September 2010 BMW Model Changes Bulletin recently posted here, the M3 as of September 2010 production will receive some changes – most notably start-stop engine technology and manual seats.
Here is a great new video of the M3 GTS running on the track at Ascari, Spain. Turn up those speakers for some pure aural delight! Also reviews and insight from Rolf Schneibner, product manager of the M3 GTS about whats so special about this hopped up M3.
BMW has announced some product changes starting with September 2010 production. The changes apply to all BMW Models, including the 1, 3, M3, 5, 5GT, 7, X5, X6, and Z4 models. FULL list of changes INSIDE.
The first Frozen Gray M3 has now been delivered to the US – to a lucky owner in California. The story is that he was granted the very first one in the US "due to his ridiculously large collection" of BMWs. He supposedly has almost every M car bmw has ever made in his collection.
Congrats to the BMW Rahal Letterman Racing Team as they have now moved into the top of the GT Manufacturer point standings after four rounds of competition in the 2010 ALMS! They were able to do this with a second- and fourth-place GT class finishes in this weekeend's Utah Grand Prix.
There is just something about an european delivery which inspires our members to journal the entire experience. The latest comes from PicassoM's delivery of his 2011 Melbourne Red M3. Best part is that he happened to pick up his car at the same time as other Bimmerpost members. Check out his entire delivery journal and pics inside.
It seems that not only did US folks have to act fast in getting onto the exclusive 30-spot reservation list for the Frozen Gray M3, but they are now being required to sign a paint disclosure. Whether this is due to the sensitive nature of the matte finish paint or to avoid potential litigation from Frozen Gray M3 owners is not known.
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The M3 GTS is probably the most highly coveted M3 out there right now. Never mind that every example of the car has been sold out, or that its only available to select customers in Europe, we still think about this car on a daily basis. That of course only feeds the desire to get behind the wheel of this rare beast. A few journalists from around the globe were given rare seat time in the car, and the first of these writeups … CONTINUED
The story of an exception: the BMW M3 is 25.
The anticipation began in August 1985. That summer Germany's automobile magazines built up their readers' expectations for the fastest 3 Series BMW of all times. The key data revealed a sports car that would punch way above its class: 200 hp, top speed in excess of 230 km/h, sprint from a standing start to 100 km/h inside 6.7 seconds. However, the story was that "the most dynamic BMW 3 Series … CONTINUED
We have reported a few times before on Paul Walker's supercharged M3 and his love of racing – no, not a quarter mile at a time =) But this is the first good clip which demonstrates his substantial racing skills. Seen here is a race between him and a 650hp Mini CooperS.
InsideLine has gotten some wheel time behind the drool-icious G-Power M3 GT2 S and has put up not only a comprehensive first drive report but a nice photo gallery to go along with it. Here are some excerpts but make sure to follow the jump at the bottom.
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We can 100% say that we are very proud of our nation, our culture, our tradition of respecting all religions, our scientists for missiles, our military, and of course our democracy. But we are very much reluctant to say we are proud of our leaders.
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Yes....very true....when they will start thinking themselves as the servants of democracy....and the people....the things will change....they act like kings....and enact the ole....zameendaari system in our country....Answered by sanjay sharma, 24 Sep '13 11:41 am
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Current generation of politicians ruining the image of politics parameters set by some of worlds greatest indian politicians and loosing their prestige.Answered by Rahul Upadhyay, 24 Sep '13 11:48 am
Now a days politicians are more inclined towards their personal benefits and least bothered about democracy and India.
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The Most unfortunate ONLY in today's context We had Great Leaders in the past which we can not deny or forget SirAnswered by RadhikaAsSweetHeart, 24 Sep '13 11:46 am
So when top is a rot what can others be?Answered by victor, 24 Sep '13 11:45 am
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Simply the best | Reviewer: JC | 10/10/12
Muse songs are always fully charged by certain feelings, some sad, some others so joyful, both capable to bring you to tears at anytime no matter the mood you're in.
Nevermind these are b-side, they are though some of the best Muse or any other band songs I've heard ever
Extraordinary | Reviewer: laura | 12/22/09
I just adore this song. Takes me away in my thoughts when I'm feeling sad. Depressing rock ? Sure why not ! I love the fact that it's different and original and cool and very beautiful. Muse is' in my opinion, the best band in the world though some people don't realize it. Muse for the win !
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This song is just amazing and its kind of weird you know?? not many peopl have heard it cause its a b-side and they didnt put it on the album cuase it wasnt strong enough but i think it moves you you know, it kinda takes you away,,,, LIKE ALL MUSE SONGS CUASE MUSE ARE THE BEST BAND IN THE WHOLE WORLD :D
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This is a very emotional song, I like it. But it took me FOREVER to find it! I'm very happy that I finally did.
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It looks like Stacey Campfield has released another blog post, this time comparing Obamacare with the Jewish Holocaust.
From Stacey Campfield's blog: http://lastcar.blogspot.com/2014/05/thought-of-day_5.html
Democrats bragging about the number of mandatory sign ups for Obamacare is like Germans bragging about the number of manditory sign ups for "train rides" for Jews in the 40s.
Cheri's response to Campfield's quote:
With so much at stake in the state of Tennessee, we cannot afford to have our elected officials making inflammatory statements of this magnitude. It is deplorable that Campfield is trivializing the loss of millions of Jews. He is clearly politicizing this sensitive subject to get free earned media. By his own words, he proves that he is as cheap as he is classless.
Is this an all time low for Stacey Campfield? Do you think he's hit a new low or is this another day in the life of Campfield?
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PreS-Gr 2–Poor Santa has a terrible cold, and his daughter, a self-possessed young lady in a red polka-dot skirt, green tights, and black boots, decides that she will take over. Santa tells her the secret to getting the reindeer to fly but warns … see full wiki
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