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Monte Kiffin should probably be marooned on a desert island. I have no personal animus against a man who is probably quite nice in person and who, after all, didn't hire himself, but as there never has been a worse defense than this, just firing him would send the wrong message. You can't have more defenses like this. The NFL would crumble.
Did Tony Romo only pass for 104 yards against Da Bears? Sure. With three TDs, no INTs and his highest QB rating (109.2) since the Broncos game. Don't you dare blame this loss on Tony Romo, or on DeMarco Murray, for that matter, who gashed the Bears defense for 146 yards, 8.1 yards per carry, out gaining his counterpart, Matt Forte, by 44 yards? And Forte was playing against the Cowboys defense.
And don't blame it on offensive balance, either. Dang. Murray had 18 carries to 20 throws from Romo.
It's just that neither of them spent any time on the field because the defense was busy steam-cleaning a red carpet for any Bears player who wanted to, to score a touchdown. Seriously. TDs for Marshall, Forte, Bennett, Bush. A rushing TD for Josh McCown. That's not so bad. That guy can really move. He's had a total of three rushing yards over the last four games. So.
I mean, getting blasted by the Saints and the Broncos is one thing. But wow. This game, luckily, doesn't really matter yet, despite the fact that they fell one behind the Eagles for the NFC East. Had the Boys somehow come into the final game of the season, against the Eagles, a game up, they would have avoided having to win the last game of the season to make it for the nine millionth year in a row.
But whether they are tied or down one to the Eagles in that game, because the Eagles lost to the Giants the Cowboys have the tiebreak, and therefore would just have to win regardless.
But, then again, does it really matter? I mean what playoff team could that Cowboys team possibly beat? They're all-purpose awful on the defensive end, they're doing everything badly. They are 32nd in passing yards allowed and 28th in rushing yards allowed. They cannot stop anyone doing anything. It feels like that does matter, doesn't it?
So this week, they play the Aaron Rodgers-less Packers, and they can win. Unlike Josh McCown, Matt Flynn or whoever they start is a huge drop-off from the normal guy and the only team the Pack has beaten with Flynn at the helm is 3-10 Hawks, by one point. They can almost certainly beat the Redskins next week, too, especially with RG III out for the season.
It is very much not a given that they'll be able to contain the talented, but inconsistent Eddie Lacy, or the explosive Jordy Nelson. Nothing is a given right now. But they are the superior team and will be for the next two weeks.
Which means that so as long as they just kind of take care of business, they will go into that last game no worse than one game down. And have a chance to make the playoffs. As always, it'll be a chance for an absolutely heartbreaking game, and all that, but they are and will be in contention so long as they beat two bad teams.
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"The president would like to make a change," Card said, using a time-honored formulation that avoided the words "resign" or "fire." He noted briskly that there had been some discussion of having Powell remain until after Iraqi elections scheduled for the end of January, but that the president had decided to take care of all Cabinet changes sooner rather than later. Bush wanted Powell's resignation letter dated two days hence, on Friday, November 12, Card said, although the White House expected him to stay at the State Department until his successor was confirmed by the Senate.
After four long years, Powell had anticipated the end of his service and sometimes even longed for it. He had never directly told the president but thought he had made clear to him during the summer of 2004 that he did not intend to stay into a second term.
There had been public speculation as the election drew near that the president might ask the secretary of state to reenlist, at least temporarily. Powell was still the most popular member of Bush's team, far more popular with the public than the president himself. Senior Powell aides were convinced that the secretary anticipated an invitation to stay, and they were equally certain that he intended to accept. The approaching elections in Iraq, hints of progress in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and the rumored departure of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, a principal Powell nemesis, made the next six months look like a rare period of promise for diplomacy.
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personality and friend of Neumann University, the Cultural Arts Forum hosts six lectures each year and an annual high tea and fashion show to foster cultural programming and enrich the educational experiences of the University and the larger community. Proceeds from these events benefit the Dr. Margaret Mary Kearney student scholarship which assists non-traditional students.
Unless noted, all seminars are held at 1:30 p.m. in the state-of- the-art Fred P. Meagher Theatre, located in the Thomas A. Bruder, Jr. Life Center at Neumann University. The Life Center and Theatre are handicapped accessible.
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Hear stories behind the great songs of the big band era and enjoy performances by pianist Bill Messenger, accompanied by jazz clarinetist Dr. Mac Given. Messenger earned two master's degrees from John Hopkins University and Dr. Given is a professor and former dean of the Division of Arts and Sciences at Neumann University. As an active musician, Messenger has collaborated with jazz and folk musicians throughout the U.S. and abroad. The program includes music, video, and storytelling with audience participation.
A Tribute to the Cathedrals of Entertainment
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|Washington's Andrew Andrews drives around Connecticut's Ryan Boatright in the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Seattle on Sunday, Dec. 22, 2013. (AP Photo/John Froschauer)
SEATTLE — For the first few minutes Sunday, No. 10 Connecticut looked like it was in danger of losing to a Pac-12 team for the second straight game.
Washington jumped to a 14-point lead midway through the first half before UConn responded, with Shabazz Napier scoring 15 of his 20 points in the second half to lead Connecticut to an 82-70 victory.
"I think guys kind of woke up after they went on a little run," Napier said. "It gave us a little sense of urgency when they started getting up by 10 and 13."
Connecticut (10-1) was coming off its first loss of the season, 53-51 to Stanford at home Wednesday. In that game UConn was 5 of 31 from the field and 0 for 12 on 3-pointers in the second half.
The early going against UW wasn't much better as Connecticut missed its first six shots from behind the arc as Washington (6-5) built the double-digit lead.
C.J. Wilcox hit two straight 3-pointers to give UW a 31-17 lead with 7 minutes to go in the first half, but those shots seemed to wake up the visiting Huskies.
UConn answered with a 15-2 run, including a stretch of 10 straight points. Connecticut took the lead for the first time since the opening minutes when DeAndre Daniel's layup made it 39-37 with 1:46 left in the first half, and UConn led 43-39 at halftime.
"We had the opportunity to put our foot on them, but we let them go," Wilcox said.
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(6-5) with 19 points on 6-of-15 shooting and had four assists. Darin Johnson had 13 points for Washington and Mike Anderson, who is from Hartford, Conn., added 10 points.
Ryan Boatright had 16 points and five rebounds and Lasan Kromah scored 14 points for Connecticut, which was playing its first true road game of the season.
"We knew they were going to come out and play their best game, give us their best shot, and if we could hold that first punch we'd be all right," Boatright said. "Once they went up 14 we called a timeout and we were like, `Man, if we don't step it up right now we're fixing to lose this game.' And everybody dug down deep and we crawled back in it."
Washington built its lead as Connecticut was missing 3-pointers. Then UConn started aggressively going inside and changed the mood of the game.
"We started attacking the basket. We stopped settling for 3s," UConn coach Kevin Ollie said. "When we played against Stanford, we settled for those shots. Today we put pressure on them offensively."
For Napier, the long trip to the West Coast also contributed to the change in styles.
"That 7-hour flight, my back started to stiffen up. Honestly, I didn't want to shoot too much because I knew I didn't have enough legs," Napier said. "The biggest thing was we just wanted to continue to get to the basket, and we did that."
UConn's pressure came on the defensive end. Kromah had four steals, two during Connecticut's run late in the first half to help turn the tide.
Connecticut scored the first six points of the second half to push the lead to 10 points, and then used a nine-point run to pull away to 62-48 with 11 minutes to play. Washington wasn't able to make a run to get back into the game.
"That's what our team is built on, the composure we showed, but then the toughness," Ollie said. "That's what I want our UConn team to be about, toughness."
Connecticut's long-range shooting improved after the dismal start, as UConn finished 4 of 12 behind the arc and 28 of 51 (54.9 percent) overall from the field.
UConn changed its starters after going with the same lineup for the first 10 games of the season. Amida Brimah started at center, replacing Phillip Nolan. Brimah dunked on the game's first possession and had four points and three rebounds. Nolan responded to the change, coming off the bench to tie his season highs with eight points with five rebounds.
"Coach challenged everybody," Nolan said. "He challenged me and I felt I had to show him something tonight."
One of the largest cheers from the home crowd came 6½ minutes into the game, when junior forward Desmond Simmons checked in. It was Simmons' first appearance since having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Nov. 7. Simmons hit the first 3-pointer of the game to put UW up 17-10 but got into foul trouble and finished with five points.
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Today's Range: $4.58-$5.0852-Week Range: $3.02-$5.74 Volume: 688,000 Three-Month Average Volume: 304,528 >>22 Biopharma Stocks With Breakout Potential Shares of SNTA are ripping higher today after Jefferies said it's keeping its buy rating on the stock with a $7 price target. Jefferies said it believes the Phase 2b lung cancer trial data could lead to a rise in the price of SNTA and said it would be a buyer of the stock before the June data release. From a technical perspective, SNTA is continuing its upside momentum here, after the stock ripped sharply higher on Thursday on above average volume. On Thursday, SNTA started to flirt with a major breakout after it hit an intraday high of $5.10, which pushed it above some past overhead resistance at $4.94. Traders should now look for the next big breakout trade in SNTA, which will trigger once it takes out $5.10 to $5.25 with high-volume. Look for volume on a sustained move or close above those levels that hits near or above 304,528 shares. If we get that action today or soon, look for SNTA to challenge its February high of $5.74 and potentially take that level out to the upside. Keep in mind that $5.74 is the 52-week high for SNTA, so a close above that level would be very bullish.
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This weekend, Marvel finally goes cosmic as "Guardians of the Galaxy" soars into theaters across the nation. Chris Pratt is now an action star and the geeks are rejoicing. Though I guess it's now just the geeks: with a healthy Rotten Tomatoes score, "Guardians" is one of Marvel Studios' best-reviewed films to date. Will it break August box office records? It very well might.


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How to Schedule a Powershell Script... How to schedule a Windows Powershell script
We have one newsletter server which sends reports and ezines to the opt-in database of 4,75,000 users four times in a day. Our application is managing the mail merge and through put very well but the challenge is on mail delivery cluster. We have a cluster of 6 mail servers catering to this huge load. There is one master distribution server which we use to distribute the traffic to the 6 servers on round robin fashion therefore the load is balanced. The challenge is that these 6 mail servers if operating on one single IP address get into bulk precedence and so for that we have added 10 IP's to each windows server.
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Thank you for the prompt response, but unfortunately I am just unaware of the usage of powershell, can you please guide more crisply as to the right script and how can it rotate the set of 10 IP's every 30 minutes. case is i have an ip 184.108.40.206 till 13 and need to change the primary interface IP from 1 to 2 and so on from 12 to 13 and once it reaches 13 it should change back to 1 this activity should happen every 30 minutes.
Sorry for trouble but would really appreciate the help.
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Do you *have* to send via IP address? Can you not use DNS Round Robin? It's how a fair few spammers do it for their mass mailers.
Thank you GrumbleDook, I really dont know nor am aware how spammers use the tatics, we have a pure opt in database and messages are also transactional in nature. The issue is every email server is assigned a IP on the Network Interface Card now if more than few thousand emails are delivered with this IP then then bulk precedence gets tagged and therefore the emails start delivering in junk box. (This is a lesser problem because maximum people have added us into their address list) but the problem is that these receiving email servers like yahoo etc defer the messages and also the IP reputation on senderbase and commtouch is affected.
So what I am looking at is that if I can rotate the IP address on the NIC that would resolve the issue.
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Sorry @bizlead ... wasn't implying you are a spammer, just that they might have the answer for you.
Can you set the delivery from the master distribution server to the mail relays / mail delivery cluster via FQDN rather than IP?
No apologies, I never took it in that manner. I was just reiterating my point. Anyways I am using Smartermail as a Distribution server and it allows only IP based distribution. Also most important is that the Primary IP on the NIC of the windows server has to be changed so that other ISP dont defer you.
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AASL's eCOLLAB: Your eLearning Laboratory! This resource is provided as a feature of AASL membership or to subscribers of eCOLLAB. Browse different topics to find webcasts, podcasts, and resources from various AASL professional development events. Members and subscribers will also get a read-only version of the latest issue of AASL's journal, Knowledge Quest.
Join members of the 2014 AASL National School Library of the Year Award Committee for a detailed look on preparing to apply for NSLPY recognition.
Writer Patricia Owen discusses AASL's newest publication, A 21st-Century Approach to School Librarian Evaluation. In this workbook, Owen uses the AASL Empowering Learners program guidelines as a basis for a school librarian evaluation rubric—one that can be adapted or duplicated by school librarians and shared with school administrators. In this webinar, Owen walks participants through the workbook's suggested readings, action tips, and evidence collection to help school librarians engage in rigorous self-evaluation and to shape school administrator evaluations.
This presentation addresses ongoing Internet safety issues affecting children, such as sexting and cyberbullying. Due to the widespread availability of the Internet and mobile technology, the sky-high hormone levels of young people, and the difficulty that they can have understanding the consequences of their decisions, sexting and cyberbullying incidents are occurring among tweens and teens all over the U.S. Media stories and statistics are used throughout the webinar to illustrate these behaviors.
In this webinar, participants learn about the modules of the AASL Planning Guide, evidence that demonstrates the strengths and needs of their programs, and ways that librarians can use the Guide to drive their own professional development. Keeling highlights strategies, such as data collection, peer coaching, and reflective questions, that district leaders can use to support their librarians as they use the Planning Guide. Information in this webinar will help district leaders discover the potential for the Planning Guide so they can plan to budget for the Planning Guide in their districts.
A list of upcoming webinars presented by the American Association of School Librarians.
Are you making the most of your "library time?" Whether you are working with a fixed or flexible schedule, it is imperative to treat every opportunity as a valuable teachable moment. In this short webinar, we hope to leave you challenged to insert an element of higher level thought into your lessons. We all need to raise the rigor of our learning endeavors and train students to think, discover, and share.
The dominant view is that school library programs will cease to exist if their impact on test scores is not demonstrated. But does that imply our job of impacting student learning is restricted to these outcomes? Does it mean we cannot (and should not) consider the benefits of informal learning and support students who want connected learning? Students yearn to connect their interests, needs, and cultures to every aspect of their daily lives, and seek safe and supportive environments where they can discover and make such connections.
More librarians than realize it have leadership traits within. This webinar is designed to coach and develop those skills to better meet and accomplish the demands of today's school librarian. Developing individuals into leaders requires coaching. Coaches know the big picture, develop trust and respect, make reasonable demands, hold others accountable, delegate work and develop individuals. In this webinar you will identify coaching techniques to sharpen leadership skills in yourself and to assist you in guiding a team. You will compare coaching dispositions to leadership qualities.
Have we lost our ability to count? As school library collections become increasingly digital and less visible, school librarians will need to find new ways to evaluate their collections and demonstrate their value to stakeholders. Shelves bulging with books were never a clear measure of student access to those books and the ideas and information they contained. Today's resources require new technologies and kinds of infrastructure that need to be counted along with the numbers of titles.
The course is designed to introduce participants to the Understanding by Design Curriculum framework. Known as the Backward Design model, this framework is unique in that it begins with the end in mind. Rather than planning from an activity-centered focus, the school librarian first identifies the Big Ideas behind content standards. From these Big Ideas, the school librarian develops Enduring Understandings and Essential Questions to guide student inquiry. The school librarian then designs assessments that provide evidence of student learning.
In this webinar, learn how to leverage observation skills to "see" how students interact while working, what tools they choose to use, where they enjoy spending time and what activities naturally lead them into exploration. Learn how to observe people's behavior and appreciate their comfort zones then use those observation skills to direct you in planning your school library. This webinar is open to all viewers.
This webinar provides information on loan forgiveness and cancellation benefits for school librarians with federal student loans. Presenters Ian Foss, Federal Student Aid program specialist, and Brian Smith, Office of Postsecondary Education program specialist, discusses Perkins Loan cancellations and Direct Loan Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
It's not enough to have a great program that meets the needs of your students and staff, you need to "Flip the Switch" for advocacy. Take the time to build your personal advocacy plan to have needed support by the decision makers who affect the quality of your school library program. Sara Kelly Johns will give you techniques and tools that will make it easy to promote and market your program.
Navigating the world of e-books has been a difficult but rewarding journey for the North East Independent School District. There are many e-book vendors looking to provide content to school libraries, but how do you know which one is best for you? This course will focus on implementing an e-book collection for your campus/school district in order to meet the needs of your students and staff. With a foundation in understanding e-books as resources, participants will learn how to incorporate these resources into lessons and units of study.
Inquiry and literacy – are they one and the same or complementary processes? Participants explore different inquiry models and how literacy can be instilled throughout.
When is a read-aloud more than a great story? When it also ties in critical thinking skills. In this course, participants will learn how to infuse literacy skills while continuing to share the passion and power of a great read-aloud. The culminating project will be a collaborative lesson plan that incorporates nonfiction read alouds with critical thinking strategies into a content area while also including indicators from AASL's Standards for the 21st-Century Learner.
In collaboration AASL and Achieve published a new action brief linking libraries and librarians to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Implementing the Common Core State Standards: The Role of the School Librarian is available for download on the AASL and Achieve websites. Join AASL in an idea swap led by the AASL volunteers who worked on the action brief with Achieve. Use this exchange to propel the school library program into the center of teaching and learning in the era of CCSS. Learn how to recreate the idea swap activity with your own school teaching teams.
Although the safety and inclusion of LGBTQ students has become a widely discussed topic across the U.S., little has been written about the role of school librarians in supporting LGBTQ students beyond gay and lesbian book lists. As educators, curriculum leaders, and information specialists, school librarians are in a unique position to advocate for LGBTQ students through supporting LGBTQ curriculum inclusion. The webinar will introduce the rationale for LGBTQ inclusive education and legal rights and protections.
In the ideal picture, school and their resources, including school libraries, are intended to help level the playing field and make sure all American children are academically successful. In practice, we know this is not always the case, that schools in poor neighborhoods have fewer resources and more academic challenges. The Programme for International Student Assessment in 2009 looked at 15-year-old students' library use and educational performance.
With increased emphasis on college-and career-readiness in today's schools, the Senior/Capstone Project can serve as that singular piece of evidence that students are prepared for the demands of college and career. Join school librarians and teachers from around the U.S. who have been integrally involved in the Senior/Capstone Project process. Presenters address potential roadblocks or challenges, opportunities to raise the rigor of an existing project, practical tips for creating a Senior/Capstone Project, and how to become more involved in the process at your school.
Discover how public and school librarians can work together to implement the Common Core State Standards in their school community. Participants learn about the Common Core State Standards, discover resources to help public librarians understand and use the CCSS, and identify the ways public librarians can support school librarians and patrons in navigating these standards.
The Power of Data analyzes the types of data available to school librarians and how the data can be used to support school library programs. Dr. Sandra Andrews explores with participants a variety of datasets at the local, state, and national level that include information on schools and school libraries. Participants compare local and national data to determine how it can help in making decisions at the school level. The concept of benchmarking is reviewed and demonstrated. Topics will also include using data for advocacy and communicating needs and successes.
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As an Indian and a realist, I feel this is a very well balanced article.
We sure have a long way to go before we can claim to be a true economic superpower, but, who knows, we may just make it!
"India could yet prove the sceptics wrong, but the elephant must get its skates on."
Well how does that saying go? If wishes were horses then beggars would ride ... Or something like that. I don't expect any major improvement in infra by 2014 so the Economist Intel Unit is bang-on as always!
Btw an excellent article, one which has TE's stamp all over it starting with the biologist tidbit (is it true?!). However, the oft-repeated, cliched and hackneyed comparisons with China can be avoided. Frankly they are getting a bit stale.
That the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) ranking India 75th of 82 countries in its global ranking of economies by infrastructure is plain ludicrous.
How could any country be so ranked yet to have come through as among the best GDP growth ones in recent years without some decent built-in infrastructure? Apparently, EIU failed to notice some real and unique infrastructures, not necessarily all of steel and concrete, in India.
India should develop its infrastructure with Indian characteristics at its own pace, being drastically different in geographic and climatic formation as compared to say, the US, EU and BRICs.
BTW, I too think the oft-repeated Economist comparisons with China are meaningless and of dubious intention.
Strategically speaking, India and China is no competitor to each other. Each had better to compete against itself than with any other.
As an Indian and a realist, I feel this is a very well balanced article.
We sure have a long way to go before we can claim to be a true economic superpower, but, who knows, we may just make it!
The article points out the major problems of the Indian democracy. One issue was missing though, the rapidly growing population of India.
India and China cannot be compared, although both are growing at a very fast rate, as the working of government are different in both the regions.
Corruption is a really a jumbo problem. The politics is rotten to its core in India. They need more educated ministers, more visionary people in the government.
Why do things have to be sequential? Infrastructure problems in India are not new yet the country has grown has it not? Why do you assume India's growth is dependent on its infrastructure only? Is it not possible that innovative and enterprising people overcome their hurdles to grow?
The end can be achieved via any means. India circumvented the poor landline phone penetration straight to mobiles and continued to grow, did she not?
Did countries not grow in the past on bullock-carts, mud roads and sailing-ships?
Correspondents and Economists get caught up in the nuts and bolts and lack the perspective to understand the spirit that drives enterprise. Hurdles can be circumvented when there is will. And Indians are doing it right now!
And of course you should compare India and China, both are growing at the same pace and are giant nations. One stated early and so is ahead. The other started later but has gone ahead in many aspects.
It will be interesting to watch two different paths to growth:
1. China's state sponsored structured growth path
2. India's individual driven, chaotic but energetic path
Remember India needs to change just one thing i.e gets an efficient and honest government. And this as Bihar has demonstrated can be done through a single election over 4 years! Then she gets a combination of well executed government driven projects AND individual enterprise. Now can you imagine the speed at which she'll grow?!!!
Can China develop 1 billion entrepreneurs in the same time??? to match up????
Now whom would you put your money on?
The elephant is a large and seemingly docile animal, but can run and outrace any other animal with her large giant strides and if annoyed is the most dangerous animal in the forest because she is real and not a mythical creature.
The dragon is an awesome creature, fearsome, sprouting fire. But it does not exist. Except in your minds, imagination, myths and dreams. Wake up and look hard, it will cease to be. poof! like that.
I am tired of seeing this "China" vs. "India". The west simply is playing on the psyche of the people in these countries. Perhaps, they miss the good old "USA" vs. "USSR". Also, India is not an elephant or a tiger – it is a country that has lots of people with different entreprenual aspirations, which probably is the reason behind the chaotic development. India is a country where the young dream the impossible and the old apply the reality brakes.
An ancient Indian (Tamil) poet, Avyaiyar II, conveyed to a king who was intending to attack his neighbor with his newly-equipped army that it will not be a walk-over even though the neighbor's battle-hardened army lacked shiny state-of the art armory. Infrastructure or the lack of it is not going to prevent Indians from achieving what they want. It would be good to have better infrastructure, but then even in the US and EU where the infrastructure is beginning to fray there are pockets of excellence. Indians, for ages, have been at the centre of international trade and they will definitely use their skills to better themselves.
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I love the world of automotive marketing. For how analytical and data-driven the industry has gotten (as a result of enabling technologies like ad-serving, big data collection, etc.), there are still some very random campaign ideas. The kind of ideas reminiscent of big-wig marketing exec paradoxes of yore, with throwing spaghetti on the wall decisions and kooky suggestions that seem to come out of nowhere.
That's how I feel about Lexus' move to sponsor the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for a sophomore run. Don't get me wrong. It's sexy and provocative, and I absolutely love everything about it, but it's still one of those things that has me scratching head and wondering "who thought of this ideas?"
It does make sense though, in the grand scheme of Lexus very clear intentions to go after younger markets with: edgier styling, bold new products (that thankfully give some real meaning to the sporty "F" moniker they've been trying to fo years), and of course, high impact wtf? moves like this.
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A Detroit father took to television for help in finding his missing son.
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Behind boxes and a large plastic drum, the boy was found in his father's basement with bedding nearby.
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*Kodak hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in 2013. Oct 30- Eastman Kodak Co on Tuesday said its third-quarter loss grew 41 percent from a year earlier, reflecting restructuring and other costs as the bankrupt camera pioneer shifts its business focus toward printing from photography.
A great management team and an innovative product is what entrepreneurs need to attract investors.
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From Rob Pattinson & Reese Witherspoon in Water for Elephants to Brad & Angelina, see the big screen's most sizzling duos
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This may be hard to hear, Twihards, but Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon's star-crossed love affair in Water for Elephants just might give the Edward-Bella Twilight Saga romance a run for its money. As a veterinary student in search of a little circa-1930s adventure, R-Pattz joins a traveling circus and falls head-over-heels for the show's gorgeous star (Witherspoon, naturally). The one tiny kink: She's married to the circus' volatile animal trainer (Christoph Waltz), who isn't as enthused about their burgeoning love as the rest of us. Even if you're among those who think Kristen Stewart is Rob's one and only (both on screen and off), you have to admit that Pattinson and Witherspoon make quite the dashing pair. Just look at the longing in their eyes!
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Iberostar Papagayo Hotel QQQQ
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Soak up the spectacular views at this seafront hotel during a relaxing stay in popular Playa Blanca.
Olé Olivina Lanzarote QQQ+
Stay and Relax
With three pools, live entertainment and great, all-inclusive value, it's time to relax at the 4-star Olé Olivina Lanzarote.
Hotel Globales Sumba and Borneo Resort QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The white sandy beach at cala Millor in Majorca is just a short step from this excellent all-inclusive Globales hotel.
Hotel Globales Almirante Farragut QQQ
Stay and Relax
It's time to experience relaxation the Minorcan way at this fantastic value, all-inclusive hotel that's new to Saga…
Hotel Agamenon QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoying an enviable location overlooking Es Castell's pretty bay, the locally rated 4-star Hotel Agamenón is a haven for those seeking relaxation in the Minorcan sun
Hotel San Luis QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The resort-style Hotel San Luis offers the perfect opportunity to either relax or explore some of the nearby attractions.
Hotel Playa Azul QQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy a relaxing holiday on the island's sunny south coast
Hotel Iberostar Royal Andalus QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Situated on spectacular La Barrosa beach, one of the most scenic shorelines in Spain, the Hotel Iberostar Royal Andalus offers excellent facilities, a welcoming atmosphere and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the region's historic cities and fascinating culture at your own pace.
Hotel Puerto Palace QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Relax at this friendly hotel just outside Puerto de la Cruz
Hotel THB Torrequebrada Class QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The locally-rated 4-star Hotel THB Torrequebrada Class enjoys a privileged setting on Benalmádena Bay.
SH Villa Gadea QQQQ+
Stay and Relax premium
The locally rated 5-star SH Villa Gadea (4Q+) is a contemporary beachside oasis in the Costa Blanca. Soak up the far-reaching views of the Mediterranean Sea and make the most of the excellent range of facilities.
Hotel Riu Bravo QQQQ
Stay and Relax
This large and lively, cosmopolitan 4-star hotel is surrounded by beautiful shady gardens.
Hotel Kaype Quintamar QQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy spectacular sunsets from this contemporary hotel, overlooking a beautiful white sandy cove.
The locally rated 4-star Hipotels Marfil Playa Hotel offers friendly service, excellent facilities and a fantastic location amid palm-framed grounds 150 metres from the beachfront promenade of Sa Coma.
Hotel Aguamarina QQQQ
Stay and Relax
This 4-star hotel is situated between two excellent golf courses in the sunny southern part of Tenerife.
Hotel Reina Isabel QQQQ+
Stay and Relax premium
The 4-star Hotel Reina Isabel enjoys an outstanding beachfront setting on the promenade of Playa de Centeras with its cafes and restaurants. It is also ideally placed to explore the region, including the capital, Las Palmas.
H10 Rubicón Palace QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The H10 Rubicón Palace, with its five swimming pools, is the perfect place to relax and unwind amidst stunning surroundings.
Costa Calero Hotel QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The 4-star Hotel Costa Calero is located in Puerto Calero, one of Lanzarote's premier resorts. The peaceful location of the hotel, along with its extensive grounds and wonderful views across the Atlantic make it ideal for a relaxing holiday.
Hotel Vila Gale Tavira QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Situated in the Eastern Algarve, this all-inclusive 4-star Tavira hotel is the perfect base from which to explore Tavira's moorish heritage.
Hotel Port Denia for Solo Travellers QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Located on the Costa Blanca, the historic seaside town of Denia is full of authentic Spanish character and charm. Beautiful beaches, open-air markets and Mount Montgó Natural Park can all be enjoyed from the all-inclusive 3-star Hotel Port Denia.
H10 Estepona Palace QQQQ+
Stay and Relax premium
Soaring white turrets and palm-shaded gardens set the scene for a relaxing stay at the beachfront H10 Estepona Palace.
Hotel Iberostar Fuerteventura Palace QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Get away from it all and escape to idyllic Morro Jable beach, located on the southernmost tip of Fuerteventura.
Riu Palmeras QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Set in the popular resort of Playa del Ingles, the 4Q-rated Riu Palmeras is conveniently close to the resort's famous dark golden sands.
Hotel Dunas Don Gregory QQQQ
Stay and Relax
A great seafront location and panoramic ocean views are among the high points of this new addition to our range of hotels in Gran Canaria.
Sentido Pula Suites Golf and Spa QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Sentido Pula Suites Golf and Spa(4Q) is a finca-style retreat hidden in the Majorcan hills and has beautiful views towards the coast.
Hotel Cala Viñas QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The 4-star Hotel Cala Viñas has a stunning location on Majorca's south coast, making it ideal for a relaxing beach holiday. Enjoy a truly peaceful holiday on Majorca's south coast at this locally rated 4-star hotel.
Crowne Plaza Vilamoura QQQQ+
Stay and Relax premium
The 5-star Crowne Plaza Vilamoura has an ideal location in the vibrant resort of Vilamoura. There is a beautiful beach in front of the hotel making this the ideal destination for a relaxing holiday, with plenty to do in the local area.
Confortel Caleta Park QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Set overlooking the golden sands of the Sant Pol beach, this hotel's secluded location is perfect for swimming, sunbathing and simply drinking in the views.
Juan de la Cosa by Air QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Located beside the majestic Playa de Berria beach and close to the charming fishing port of Santoña, the 4-star family-run Juan de la Cosa is the ideal base from which to explore this fascinating region.
Costa Canaria QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The locally rated 4-star Iberostar Costa Canaria enjoys a superb seafront location in Playa de San Agustin
Best Hotels Semiramis QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy spectacular ocean views from this welcoming hotel.
Hotel Barcelo Punta Umbria Mar for Solo Travellers QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy the sociable atmosphere on this Solo Travellers holiday to the beachfront Hotel Barceló Punta Umbría Mar in Spain.
Hotel Elba Carlota QQQQ
Stay and Relax
The modern 4-star Hotel Elba Carlota boasts a superb level seafront location with a golden sandy beach and is ideally situated for exploring Fuerteventura.
Iberostar Bouganville Playa QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Relax in a beachside hotel on sub-tropical Tenerife.
Discover the coastal and mountainous terrain of Spain's Costa Blanca from your base in Denia, an historic seaside town.
Spend a week admiring the spectacular scenery of the Costa Tropical with a full programme of coastal and countryside walks, taking in beaches, valleys, villages and caves.
Zenit Sevilla QQQQ
Stay and Explore
From the bohemian quarter of Triana, explore Seville's many treasures and venture further afield to the ruins of Italica and the rural Sierra de Aracena for a true taste of Andalusia.
Punta Umbria and the Algarve
Stay and Relax
Contrast the traditional Spanish fishing town of Punta Umbría, in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with the stunning coastline and unrivalled golf courses of Portugal's sunny Algarve
Juan de la Cosa for solo travellers QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Stay at this small and friendly hotel in Santoña, set between a superb three-kilometre-long beach and the mighty Picos de Europa mountains.
Explore the beautiful and mountainous terrain of the Costa Blanca, ascending hillside trails and walking through varied landscapes of cliffs, woodland and rural villages.
Enjoy five sessions of live jazz at the Best Western Hotel Salobreña, set in one of Spain's prettiest regions.
IFA Faro Hotel QQQQ
Stay and Relax
With a spectacular location by the beach, lighthouse and dunes, this new addition to our range of hotels in Gran Canaria is sure to become a firm favourite.
Spend a week admiring the spectacular scenery of the Costa Tropical as you view its subtropical flora, private estates and formal gardens, including the stunning Generalife gardens which are part of the amazing Alhambra Palace.
Tipples and Tapas
Cruise World
Unravel the rich maritime heritage of Lorient, walk among the historic streets of La Rochelle, take in the art and architecture of Bilbao and stop for Tapas in Avilés…
Hotel Aguamarina for Solo Travellers
Stay and Relax
This 4-star hotel is situated between two excellent golf courses in the sunny southern part of Tenerife. Enjoy a holiday especially designed for solo travellers.
Enjoy spectacular views in the picturesque mountains and countryside of Majorca, admiring waterfalls, wooded valleys, gentle streams and olive groves.
Medieval Cities of Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Take a trip through history in this fascinating tour of some of Spain's oldest and most iconic cities, including Salamanca, Trujillo and Madrid.
The Magic of Andalusia
Escorted Tour Pace 1
Enjoy a tantalising taste of the magnificent scenery and Moorish architecture of beautiful Andalusia.
Secrets of Mediterranean Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 1
Discover the hidden corners of Murcia and Valencia on this tour that mixes history, culture and gastronomy with beach-side relaxation...
Enjoy five moderate walks in the province of Huelva and discover a range of different habitats.
Explore one of the prettiest regions of Spain to a soundtrack of live jazz and swing.
Keep your eyes peeled for a variety of bird species on this fascinating holiday in Spain, accompanied by a knowledgeable wildlife host.
Tastes and Flavours of Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Enjoy a gourmet cultural adventure full of mouth-watering food and fine wines on this new tour of Castile and León, La Rioja, Aragon and Catalonia.
Jewels of Iberia's Green Coast
Escorted Tour Pace 1
On this all-inclusive tour you will discover the strong traditions, green landscapes, rugged coastline and excellent wines of this tantalisingly different destination.
Juan de la Cosa by Ferry - Cantabria - Saga Holidays QQQQ
Stay and Relax
There's no flying involved on this Stay and Relax holiday at Juan de la Cosa, so you can relax before setting out to see the highlights of the rustic side of Spain.
Hotel Jardin Tecina QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Look forward to a truly relaxing experience at this Fred. Olsen hotel, a Canarian village-style resort which sits amid peaceful, subtropical gardens.
Discover the rich botanical beauty of Tenerife, including exotic blooms, ancient dragon trees, wild flowers and more...
Discover the sheer beauty of nature as you explore the dramatic coastline and natural parks of Cádiz.
Medieval Towns and Museums
Cruise World
Enjoy a short cruise tracing the curve of the Bay of Biscay and calling at three historic and cultural cities – La Coruña, Bilbao and La Rochelle.
Hotel Kaype-Quintamar by Ferry QQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy spectacular sunsets from this contemporary hotel, overlooking a beautiful white sandy cove.
Hotel Jardin Tropical QQQQ+
Stay and Relax premium
With stunning ocean views and a fantastic location on Tenerife's sunny south coast, the Hotel Jardin Tropical offers a luxurious holiday destination.
Balearic gems: Minorca and Majorca
Stay and Relax
Can't choose between Minorca and Majorca? Have both with this relaxing two-centre stay. With seven nights on each, you've time to discover the charms of both beautiful islands...
Combine Asturias and Cantabria on this two-centre holiday in Spain.
Continental Contrasts
Cruise World
Enjoy a taste of the Continent on this six-night jaunt to France and Spain aboard Balmoral.
The Magic of Andalusia for Solo travellers
Escorted Tour Pace 1
Enjoy a tantalising taste of the magnificent scenery and Moorish< architecture of Andalusia in the company of other solo travellers.
Walking in Mediterranean Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Explore historic cities, and discover mountain trails, ancient hilltop villages and romantic lagoons on this walking holiday, before relaxing on the Costa Blanca.
The Way of St James
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Follow the 'Way of St James' to Santiago de Compostela, discovering Pamplona, La Rioja, Burgos and León en route
Enjoy discovering a range of bird life
Hotel Royal Andalus for Solo Travellers QQQQ
Stay and Relax
Enjoy the beautiful beaches and historic sights of this corner of Andalusia in the company of other solo travellers.
The Canaries Islands in the Stream
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Join this island-hopping adventure encompassing from Lanzarote's volcanic landscapes, the beautiful beaches of Fuerteventura and the carnival atmosphere of Gran Canaria.
Contrasts of North and South Gran Canaria
Stay and Relax
Combine your holiday at the 4Q Riu Palmeras on the southern tip of Gran Canaria, with a stay at the 4Q+ Hotel Reina Isabel on the island's northern coast.
Ancient Rome and the Mediterranean
Cruise World
A host of historic and cultural cities await on this lap of the western Mediterranean aboard MSC Preziosa.
Douro Discovery
River Cruise
Enjoy discovering the highlights of the Douro Valley on this full board river cruise. Explore UNESCO Salamanca and sample authentic Port wine.
Tastes and Flavours of Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 2
On this holiday, exclusively for solo travellers, enjoy a gourmet cultural adventure full of mouth-watering food and fine wines.
From Marrakech to Moorish Spain
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Discover the close cultural and historical ties binding Morocco and Spain.
Canary Island Hopping
Escorted Tour Pace 2
A fresh look at the Canary Islands starting with a stay in Tenerife, then exploring unspoilt La Gomera and beautiful La Palma.
Barcelona and the Western Mediterranean
Cruise World
Experience the vibrancy of Barcelona with a three-night stay before tracing the west coast of Italy to Sicily and Tunisia
Follow the 'Way of St James' to Santiago de Compostela, enjoying guided walks and discovering Pamplona, La Rioja, Burgos and León en route
Canary Islands Escape
Cruise World
Embark Black Watch and set sail for three of the sunny Canary islands, also calling at the floral island of Madeira and Portugal's historic capital, Lisbon.
Discovering the Way of St James for Solo Travellers
Escorted Tour Pace 2
Follow the 'Way of St James' to Santiago de Compostela, discovering Pamplona, La Rioja, Burgos and León en route
Canaries Collection
Cruise World
Discover six sun-drenched Canary Islands on this winter fly cruise sailing from Tenerife.
Gems of Andalusia
River Cruise
Discover the sights and sounds of Iberia on this cruise that takes in the cultural delights of southern Spain and the Algarve
Islands of the Cape Verde and the Canaries
Cruise World
Soak up the Canaries' glorious winter sunshine and explore four islands in the Cape Verdes, all from the comfort of Fred. Olsen's elegant Braemar.
A Canary Island Easter
Cruise World
Enjoy a spring-time cruise south to the balmy warmth of the Canary Islands, with calls at ports in Spain, Portugal and Madeira.
Douro Discovery Jazz
River Cruise
Discover the cultural and scenic highlights of the Douro Valley on this river cruise, accompanied by a top UK jazz band who will entertain you with six live sessions
Cities and Beaches of West Africa
Cruise World
Gaze in awe at the unusual landscapes of the Canaries and experience the unique African culture and intoxicating blend of music and colour in Senegal and The Gambia aboard Fred. Olsen's Braemar.
Islands of the Azores and Madeira
Cruise World
Combine the natural beauty and scenic charm of the Azores with an overnight mooring in the 'floating garden' that is Madeira.
Landscapes of Portugal and the Canaries
Cruise World
Enjoy the winter sun as you explore the capital cities of Portugal and Madeira, and discover the unusual landscapes of the Canary Islands.
Mysterious Morocco and Seductive Spain
Cruise World
Contrast Morocco's ancient medinas and exotic souks with the historic cities of Spain on this exciting cruise.
Casablanca and the Islands of the Canaries
Cruise World
Revel in the romance of Casablanca as you sail south to the Canaries, alive with the colours of summer.
Islands of Portugal and the Canaries
Cruise World
Compare the beautiful Atlantic isles of the Azores, Madeira and the Canaries on this enchanting cruise.
Canaries Christmas and Funchal Fireworks
Cruise World
Enjoy the festivities on board as you celebrate Christmas at sea, and see spectacular New Year fireworks over Funchal.
Italy and the Greek Isles
Cruise World
Uncover the treasures of Rome on this fabulous Mediterranean cruise that also visits Greece, Turkey and Malta.
Lisbon and the Douro Valley Jazz
River Cruise
Enjoy a three-night hotel stay in Lisbon, before a leisurely Douro cruise exploring the natural beauty and history of Portugal
Canary Island Coasts
Ocean Cruise
Discover the contrasting landscapes of five Canary Islands
Colours of the Canary Islands
Ocean Cruise
Discover inspiring landscapes, colourful cultures and cities brimming with history on this charming cruise to the Canary Islands aboard Saga Pearl II.
Magic of the Canary Islands
Ocean Cruise
The Canary Islands – famous for their unique volcanic landscapes, lush green valleys and historic architecture – will be revealed on this island-hopping voyage aboard Saga Pearl II.
Canary Island Contrasts
Ocean Cruise
Contrast the varied scenery of the Canary Islands and North Africa on this island-hopping cruise.
Flavours of France and Spain
Ocean Cruise
Famed for their world-class wines, delicious cuisine and vivid cultural heritages, France and Spain have so much to discover.
Canary Island Medley
Ocean Cruise
Explore six fabulous islands on this new year voyage.
Springtime in the Canaries
Ocean Cruise
Visit Portugal's elegant capital and lively Agadir in Morocco en route to the sun-kissed Canary Islands. You'll also call at the floral island of Madeira.
Spanish Adventure
Ocean Cruise
Uncover the centuries of history and fascinating cultures at the heart of some of the most famous cities of the Iberian Peninsula.
Island Coasts and Moroccan Shores
Ocean Cruise
Contrast the lush landscapes of Madeira with the lunar-like scenery of the Canary Islands.
A Canaries Christmas and Caribbean New Year
Cruise World
Enjoy an unforgettable Christmas on board Braemar before starting 2016 in style exploring the Caribbean.
The Canaries and Moorish Morocco
Ocean Cruise
Explore the rugged and beautiful scenery of the Canaries before calling at the exotic shores of Morocco.
Centre of Venice and the Adriatic
Cruise World
Step aboard Black Watch for this epic Mediterranean voyage that takes in a dazzling and diverse array of cities on the Adriatic coast and beyond.
Cape Verde and African Shores
Ocean Cruise
Sail to Africa to explore Morocco, Senegal and the isolated Cape Verde islands, return via balmy Tenerife and Madeira, and drop into Lisbon.
A Canary Island Christmas
Ocean Cruise
Swap the British winter for the sun-blessed shores of the Canaries for a Christmas with a difference.
Saga's Celebration Cruise
Ocean Cruise
Join this special cruise reserved exclusively for past Saga cruisegoers and celebrate 18 years of Saga cruising as Saga Sapphire traces the coasts of France, Spain and Portugal, visiting a host of destinations including Lisbon and Santander. An overnight stay in beautiful Bordeaux is bound to be a highlight.
Wonders of the Mediterranean
Ocean Cruise
Step aboard Saga Sapphire as she heads to the Mediterranean Sea and traces the coast of the Iberian Peninsula.
Springtime in the Mediterranean
Ocean Cruise
Join this springtime cruise to the Mediterranean and discover a succession of sun-drenched shores.
Gardens of the Atlantic Isles
Ocean Cruise
Admire the gardens and scenery of the Azores, Canaries and Madeira, plus drop into exotic Casablanca.
Christmas in the Canaries
Ocean Cruise
The subtropical Canary Islands set the scene for this magical Christmas and New Year cruise.
Singapore to Southampton
Cruise World
Visit a host of beautiful and exotic treasures on this spectacular fly-cruise to the Far East, Egypt and the Mediterranean aboard Fred. Olsen's Balmoral.
Caribbean from Scotland
Cruise World
Join Black Watch on this leisurely transatlantic crossing before discovering a host of beautiful Caribbean islands.
A Grecian Odyssey
Ocean Cruise
Immerse yourself in classic mythology and Mediterranean sunshine on this voyage to Greece.
Christmas in the Mediterranean
Ocean Cruise
Spend the festive season taking in the rich history, awe-inspiring architecture and coastal charm of the Mediterranean.
Mediterranean Odyssey
Ocean Cruise
Delve into the fascinating cultures of the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas on this month-long cruise.
Adriatic Explorer
Ocean Cruise
Uncover the fascinating history surrounding the Mediterranean and the Adriatic Sea as you explore the UNESCO-protected cities of Valletta and Dubrovnik, and visit timeless Venice.
Caribbean Calypso 2016
Ocean Cruise
Escape the British winter on this month-long voyage to the Caribbean.
From Galicia to Greece
Ocean Cruise
Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli campaign on this voyage through the Mediterranean.
Around Africa and the Indian Ocean
Cruise World
Board Fred. Olsen's Boudicca and circumnavigate the African continent – only made possible by the Suez Canal – visiting 16 countries and four fascinating island nations.
South American Discovery
Ocean Cruise
Set sail for the southern hemisphere on this grand voyage encompassing great cities, great landscapes and the Panama Canal.
Spanish; Castilian -
Castillian Spanish is the official language, with other Spanish languages and dialects varying in different regions.
English isn't widely used outside of the main coastal resorts, so you may find it very handy to learn a few words before you travel.
Tipping is similar to the UK: the typical amount in restaurants is 10% (most establishments don't add a service charge to the bill). Taxi drivers and porters expect a small tip too.
Population and size
Spain has a population of 47.4 million, which is relatively low in comparison to other European countries such as France and Italy.
At 505,988 square kilometers, Spain is more than twice the size of the UK.
Euro - The currency is the euro, divided into 100 cents.
The main religion is Roman Catholic, which accounts for around two-thirds of the country, along with a small minority of Muslims.
When meeting new people, a handshake is the common greeting among men, and a kiss on the cheek between women – the number of kisses can vary, so prepare yourself for two or even three!
You'll also find that the Spanish eat much later than we do in the UK, with lunch between 2-3.30pm and dinner between 9-11pm, so don't be alarmed if you find yourself in a relatively quiet restaurant. Oh, and the Spanish love to party, so depending on when you visit you might find yourself embroiled in one of their many annual celebrations – including one that involves a battle with tomatoes!
Pablo Picasso is among Spain's most celebrated sons, along with Antoni Gaudi, whose eccentric architecture dots the Barcelona cityscape. More recent times saw Spanish cinema come into its own with directors like Pedro Almodovar breaking into the English-speaking world. And films like the Guillermo del Toro's darkly fantastic masterpiece, Pan's Labyrinth, a Spanish-Mexican venture, solidified Spain as a big player in the film industry.
A few basic words of Spanish to get you started…
Hola – hello
Adios – goodbye
Por favor – please
Gracias – thank you
Si – yes
No – no
Perdon – excuse me
No hablo espanol – I don't speak Spanish
Spain is one hour ahead of GMT, two in British summertime.
Mains voltage is 220-240 volts AC (50 cycles) and all sockets take small round two-pin plugs. You'll need an adaptor for your British appliances, so remember to bring one with you as you probably won't be able to find one in Spain.
The climate varies depending on the region, but generally the further south you go, the warmer it will be. The weather on the south and east coast is fairly reliable all year round, enjoying a balmy Mediterranean climate, while the interior tends to stay hot and dry as it's located on a plateau.
As health information can change at any time, we'd advise you to consult your GP at least 12 weeks before departure.
Country-specific information and advice on possible health risks is also published by the National Travel Health Network and Centre – see www.nathnac.org, and The British Foreign and Commonwealth Travel Advice Unit provides important health and safety information for British nationals travelling abroad at www.fco.gov.uk/travel.
Passports and visas
You'll need a current passport valid for the duration of your stay. British citizens don't require a visa.
Smoking is banned in enclosed public areas and is not allowed on public transport, in bars or restaurants, except in designated areas. Be sure to remember this or you may be stuck with a hefty fine.
Flight time
London to Madrid and Barcelona – from 2 hours
London to Seville – from 2.5 hours
Spanish regions
The Balearic Islands are composed of the major islands of Majorca, Minorca, and Ibiza.
Canary Islands
The Canary Islands lie in the Atlantic Ocean, one hundred kilometers west of the Moroccan coast.
The coastline of the Cantabria region of northern Spain is sprinkled with fishing villages and coves.
Costa Blanca
Sunshine, 200 kilometres of sandy coastline, cliffs, coves, resorts and ancient ports – just some the attractions of the Costa Blanca.
Costa Brava
With its sandy beaches and rocky coves, the Costa Brava is a beautiful yet misunderstood destination.
Costa de Almeria
An area particularly popular with nature lovers and backpackers, the Costa de Almeria on Spain's south-east coast is completely unspoilt.
Costa de la Luz
Step onto the sandy beaches of Costa de la Luz and into Andalusia – land of bullfights, flamenco and sherry.
Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol, or 'coast of sun', is aptly named.
Costa Tropical
The Costa Tropical lies in the Andalusian Province of Granada in southern Spain.
Costa Verde
The aptly-named "green coast" enjoys attractive sandy coves set below dramatic cliffs


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