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It's time for a kid-free vacationBy Katia Hetter, CNNUpdated 11:46 AM ET, Wed September 5, 2012 10 photosLive Aqua Cancun, Mexico – Live Aqua Cancun is an adults-only, all-inclusive resort. Travelers looking for guaranteed peace and quiet may want to look at adults-only properties.Hide Caption 1 of 10 10 photosLive Aqua Cancun – Live Aqua Cancun offers easy access to pools and the beach, all catering just to grown ups. Hide Caption 2 of 10 10 photosCartagena, Colombia – Fall is a great time for finding lower travel prices -- and fewer kids. The coastal city of Cartagena, Colombia, is one option for travelers chasing warmer temperatures. Hide Caption 3 of 10 10 photosThe coast of Dubrovnik, Croatia – The coast of Dubrovnik, Croatia is a popular spot for travelers to Eastern Europe. Europe airfares and hotels tend to drop in the fall.Hide Caption 4 of 10 10 photosGlenmere Mansion in Chester, New York – The Glenmere Mansion is an adults-only retreat that opened to guests in 2010 in New York's Hudson Valley.Hide Caption 5 of 10 10 photosThe Glenmere Mansion library – Guests at the Glenmere can stay in one of 18 individually-decorated guest rooms and suites. Hide Caption 6 of 10 10 photosThe Kenwood Inn and Spa in Sonoma, California – With a private wine bar on the premises, guests of the Kenwood Inn and Spa in northern California's Sonoma Valley don't have to leave to enjoy the region's vineyards. Hide Caption 7 of 10 10 photosThe Kenwood Inn and Spa – Ranked by U.S. News as one of the best California wine country hotels, the Kenwood Inn has three courtyards, each featuring its own saline swimming pool.Hide Caption 8 of 10 10 photosDisneyland Resort in Anaheim, California – Even spots typically packed with kids, such as Disneyland, tend to slow down when school is in session. Hide Caption 9 of 10 10 photosDisneyland Resort – Amusement parks magically seem larger when crowds are thinner.Hide Caption 10 of 10Story highlightsWith most children in school, destinations are often less crowded, more affordableSome spots are exclusively for the 18-and-older set; others have fewer kids presentSome Disney resorts pass holders avoid their favorite parks during the summerImagine a lovely trip to the Caribbean, your favorite mountain retreat or even Disneyland without hordes of children around. Even if you have children you adore, it sounds tempting, doesn't it? Admit it."I go places during the week when the crowds are smaller, I'm not anti-kid or anti-people," writes Matt Hodgetts, who shared his thoughts on CNN's Facebook page. "I just find it more enjoyable to be at the zoo/museum/shows when there are less people around." Kudos for thoughtful parents of babies on planesRick Swartz, another Facebook commenter, says, "Kids are great, just not during a vacation. My own kids are grown and gone. I like a little peace and quiet on vacation." Now's the perfect time for that kid-free trip. Most of the children who would be sharing your view of Yosemite or packing your top three theme park rides have gone back to school. If you don't have kids, here's your chance to enjoy one of the benefits of not having them -- the freedom to grab cheaper airfares and hotel rooms. If you have kids, it could still benefit you to take some time to reconnect with your significant other. That's because the travel industry enters into a so-called shoulder season after Labor Day, when most travelers head back to school or work and airline seats and hotel rooms remain unfilled. While Las Vegas, New York and Chicago were KAYAK's top flight search destinations for Labor Day, users who wait to travel to these destinations until the following weekend could save 8% to 10% on airfares, according to a KAYAK spokeswoman. Travel prices pick up again for Thanksgiving weekend and drop again until the Christmas and New Year's holiday travel period. "You won't just get peace and quiet, but good weather and low prices," says Clem Bason, president of the Hotwire Group. "Everyone in the U.S. still thinks of summer vacation and that's when you take your vacation. People are sort of resistant to traveling in the fall and winter. They should go. You can't really lose on any angle."10 of America's best lake vacationsGoing where it's 'hot'For people chasing warm weather and beaches, American Express Travel recommends this year's popular South American destinations of Buenos Aires, Argentina; Patagonia (in the south of both Argentina and Chile); and Cartagena, Colombia (just watch out for rain in October and November). Ever popular for travelers, Europe tends to go on sale during the fall and winter, and Eastern European destinations such as Montenegro and Croatia are still attracting a lot of interest. In North America, leaf peepers may enjoy rail tours of the Canadian Rockies before winter hits. And California's Napa and Sonoma vineyards are offering specials connected to the fall harvest, says American Express Travel. 'Fun Grandma' makes trips countIs it really only for adults? Some vacation spots are exclusively for the 18-and-older set, while others simply have fewer children present because most children are attending school. That doesn't mean toddlers, home-schooled children or children with varying school holidays won't be present. If you want a truly adults-only experience, call your hotel to confirm it's really for people ages 18 and older. Within the adults-only category, make sure to do your research to find out what type of "adult" resort you're booking, says Travelzoo senior editor Gabe Saglie. "On some resorts, 'adult' can mean risqué while on others, 'adult' can mean upscale, quiet and private." 12 fascinating Civil War sitesAdults-only resortsAdults-only resorts can be found around the world. Some resorts are adults-only all the time, while others block out certain child-free times of year. Some allow teens but not younger children. For people traveling to Mexico who want an all-inclusive experience, Live Aqua Cancun was recently named the No.1 resort in Mexico in Travel + Leisure's reader-driven World's Best awards. Visitors can enjoy celebrity chef-inspired dining, elegant spa treatments, the resort's eight pools and the ocean. For wine lovers, the adults-only Kenwood Inn and Spa in California's Sonoma Valley offers a private wine bar and Italian-influenced cuisine of chef Steven Snook, a Gordon Ramsay transplant from New York. Ranked by U.S. News as a top wine country hotel, the Kenwood Inn has 29 guestrooms and suites, each with a private entrance (but no television).In New York, within an easy drive of Hudson Valley museums and 1½ hours from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, the intimate Glenmere Mansion has just 18 rooms and suites for its guests, some of whom arrive from Manhattan via helicopter. The hotel, which was once a private retreat for the wealthy, offers adults a break from the rigors of city life. Even its two fine dining restaurants, which are open to the public, do not allow anyone under 18 years of age. Adults-only cruisingWhile some mainstream cruise lines do have adults-only sections, those areas do need to be enforced by ship personnel and would-be cruisers should check to see if passengers report any trouble with "adult" areas being overrun by children. If you prefer that question never be raised, Travelzoo's Gabe Saglie recommends checking out truly child-free cruises, including those operated by Carnival UK's P&O Cruises. (Make sure to choose an "Exclusively for adults" trip rather than a "Family friendly" trip.)"British-owned P&O Cruises has a fleet of seven ships, three of which are exclusively for adults and offer a smaller-scale, more intimate cruising experience," he says, "Though not readily marketed in the U.S., they feature several exotic itineraries." Making more room at DisneyIt's unlikely that any visit to a Disney theme park will be child-free. Some parents take their children out of school for that visit to Mickey Mouse's empire, hoping for a more affordable and less-crowded experience. Still, there will be fewer when school is in session.Sheryl, a grown-up from San Jose who visits Disneyland about six times per year, advises thinking about what you want from the experience. She and her partner are annual passholders who never visit between Memorial Day and Labor Day or on a holiday weekend. Their passes allow them to book trips up to three months in advance. (Sheryl, who is a child psychologist, didn't want to give her last name and be misconstrued as anti-child.)"For me it helps to enjoy the experience when I have reasonable expectations," she says. "I had very different desires and expectations when we went to Disneyland for our honeymoon than when we had a family reunion during spring break. Our honeymoon was during an off-season and our experience was more adult focused. "Our family reunion had to occur during a school holiday for the children in our lives," she says. "I went in knowing there were going to be crowds and families, the occasional meltdown and need for children-appropriate negotiation. Both holidays were fantastic and very different."CNN recommends10 places we dare you to visitYou don't have to be an adrenaline junkie to take a dare.Nature's most spectacular showsFireworks are fantastic and human endeavor has its place, but sometimes Mother Nature outshines any performance we can produce. 29 beach photos that'll make you droolThey're almost unbelievable. Impossible blues, electric greens, depths as clear as glass -- all bathed in blinding sunshine. Travel photos we wish we'd takenCheck out the photos CNN.com readers have shared and submit your own.Blood Falls and other natural odditiesEarth never stops surprising us. Every corner of the planet offers some sort of natural peculiarity.10 things you didn't know about Las VegasNot many cities evoke as many instant associations as Las Vegas. ATL24: A day in the lifeFor 24 hours, we made the world's busiest airport our destination and found a world unto its own. Join us on our journey. What you see will surprise you.22 can't-miss U.S. beachesBeaches along the coasts of the United States call to shoreline explorers year-round. More from travelPlane skids off runway at LGALion opens car door, terrifies familyDubai with a difference: Travel posters satirize emirate's expatsPowered by Livefyre
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Malcolm Macdonald seems to question whether any money is available on Tyneside for summer transfers. Mike Ashley – is statement purely a smoke-screen – probably
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The always interesting, if sometimes outspoken, Malcolm MacDonald, has talked today about Newcastle's current strikers. Malcolm Macdonald – when he played at Newcastle
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Newcastle's 20 year-old Hungarian center-back Tamas Kadar is an ambitious young player. Tamas Kadar – wants first team football
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Chinese Export Growth Bullish for Boeing, Caterpillar
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- For those looking for bullish economic news from China after last month's meeting of Communist Party officials, go no further than the recent General Administration of Customs report.
It shows export shipments rose by 12.7% in November from last year's mark, higher than the 5.6% increase in October and topping analyst projections of 7%. Imports also grew by 5.3%.
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To produce a car for a consumer takes large amounts of steel, copper and other industrial minerals and manufacturing systems. Rio Tinto, a British industrial metals firm, will reportedly be spending $2 billion to increase iron ore production to meet the increasing demand for steel from China. Sales to China are projected to be at a record level this year for Rio Tinto.
Australia's BHP Billiton is the world's largest natural resource company.
Like much of the Australian economy, its health is based on how well China is doing. Iron ore shipments from Port Hedland, Australia, rose by 43% in October to China, which is very bullish for BHP Billiton (and the entire country). While the People's Republic wants consumer spending to increase, it initiated a massive public works program last year to develop urban areas so that hundreds of millions of those individuals can now move from the countryside into cities. At a cost of over $100 billion annually, it will require a great deal of industrial minerals in the building process.
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Reckoning with Torture is a film project directed by Doug Liman that features everyday Americans reading affidavits, government papers, witness statements and other documents related to U.S. torture and detention.
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Zach De La Rouda reads "Mistakenly Rendered to Torture"
A December 18, 2005 account by Khaled El-Masri, an innocent victim of the CIA's "extraordinary rendition" program. Read the account "America Kidnapped Me"
Lili Taylor reads "A Soldier in Afghanistan Witnesses Torture"
The sworn statement, from February 13, 2002, of an interpreter at the Kandahar detention facility in Afghanistan. View the original document.
Robert Redford reads "The Repentant Prosecutor"
The January 12, 2009 declaration of Lt. Col. Darrel Vandeveld, former lead prosecutor in the military commission case of teenaged detainee Mohammed Jawad. View the original document.
Matthew Alexander, Esmeralda Santiago and America Ferrera read "Guantanamo Justice: A Detainee's Hearing"
Documents from the October 11, 2004 Combatant Status Review Tribunal of Guantánamo detainee Mustafa Ait Idr. View the original document.
Don DeLillo reads "The CIA's Blueprint for Rendition and Interrogation"
A December 30, 2004 CIA memo describing its rendition, detention, and interrogation program. View the original document.
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Adam Sandler Talks Shaving His Legs For Al Pacino In Upcoming Film 'Jack and Jill' [AUDIO]
Adam Sandler called in to "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" on Thursday to talk about his new movie "Jack and Jill," working with Al Pacino, and whether or not he would like to be the next host of the Oscars.
Due to,Eddie Murphy stepped down as host of The 84th Academy Awards earlier this week, would Adam like to fill the spot? "There is no reason for me to be doing that. No, whoever has got to do it, I'm proud of them, whoever has the courage to go out there," he tells us. "Usually during the Oscars, I fall asleep, then the next morning I go, 'Who won?'"
In his new movie "Jack and Jill," Adam plays Jack Sadelstein, an L.A. ad exec dreading the annual holiday visit of his twin sister Jill, also played by Sandler. "The bra digging into the back and the eyelashes were the pain in the butt the most," he says. As for his legs, "I shaved them up nice and made them pretty for Pacino."
This was Adam's first time working with Al Pacino. "He's a really funny guy and he just is a really cool guy to hang out with." Recalling their first scene together he says, "He looked cool, he's in a leather jacket, he looks like Al Pacino. I walk out dressed as a woman, considering how ugly I looked, it was weird."
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New York è nota come la città che non dorme mai il che non sorprende con così tante cose da vedere e fare in questa scintillante metropoli. La Grande Mela è immediatamente riconoscibile in quanto vi sono stati ambientati innumerevoli film: vi sentirete come una star del cinema in vacanza a New York.
A bocca aperta davanti agli svettanti grattacieli. Visiti i suoi famosi musei, quindi assista a uno spettacolo a Broadway. Dopo una sessione di shopping sfrenato sulla Fifth Avenue, potrà sorseggiare un Cosmopolitan in un bar trendy di Manhattan. Per un 'city break' o per una vacanza più lunga, siamo sicuri che Lei vorrà sentirsi parte di New York.
March welcomes the arrival of Spring and bids a fond farewell to the Winter – enjoy one last opportunity to ice skate before celebrating the change of season with Macy's elaborate floral displays. Mid-month the city will be adorned in green as St Patrick's Day brings larger than life celebrations.
Closing on 1 March, enjoy one last chance to don your skates and hit the ice at the Bank of America Winter Village Bryant Park ice skating rink. Show off your skills as you glide, pirouette or, less elegantly, shuffle your way around this 170' x 100' rink.
From 4 to 7 March you can enjoy the passion and vibrancy of Ballet Flamenco as Sara Baras unifies traditional flamenco with contemporary dance, accompanied by traditional flamenco dancers and guest artist José Serrano. Or see multi-platinum selling and Grammy Award®-winning rock band, Maroon 5 at Madison Square Garden on 5 and 6 March.
9 March sees internationally acclaimed six-time Grammy-winning New Yorker Billy Joel return to Madison Square Garden. Having sold 150 million records over the past quarter century, Billy Joel ranks as one of most popular recording artists and respected entertainers in history.
From 7 March the Museum of Modern Art presents Björk Art, an exhibition dedicated to the multifaceted work of the composer, musician and artist. The installation includes sound, film, visuals, instruments, objects, costumes and performance - which span the Icelandic singers 20 year career.
New York city will be in full swing for St Patricks Day on 17 March. Celebrate at the St Patricks Day parade, which marches along 5th Avenue, starting at 44th Street and ending at 86th Street. Join the sea of green spectators as they celebrate Irish culture, dance and song.
Ending on 15 March, don't miss the chance to see Madame Cezanne at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Perhaps better known for his still life studies and landscapes, this exhibition displays some of Cezanne's lesser known portrait pieces of his wife, Hortense Fiquet and explores the impact that she had on his portraiture style.
Springtime has officially arrived at New York's flagship Macy's store in Herald Square. Attend the Macy's Flower Show, which is running from
22 March to 5 April, and enjoy spectacular arrangements of flowers from around the world and fantastic events. The first floor of the famous department store will be adorned with elaborate floral arrangements.
Book tickets for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time which is showing at the Barrymore Theatre until 29 March. Described as a theatrical phenomenon, this dazzling production brings the extraordinary novel by Mark Haddon to life on the prestigious Broadway stage.
Festival fever takes hold of New York this month, with movie fans spoiled with two major film festivals. The city is also flying the flag for eco-awareness at the Green Festival, and talking travel at NY Trav Fest. Meanwhile, there's egg-hunting antics and it's Bonnet Parade time for Easter.
Gaze in wonder at thousands of sweet-smelling blooms arranged in elaborate displays, as the New York Botanical Garden presents The Orchid Show: Chandeliers from 1 to 19 April. A colossal star-shaped chandelier of orchids will be the centrepiece of this stunning exhibition in the Garden's striking Victorian-style glasshouse.
The floral finery continues when the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival marches into town on 5 April. New Yorkers don their best bonnets for this centuries-old family event.
Enjoy a taste of Scotland in the heart of the Big Apple, as the New York Tartan Day Parade makes its way up 6th Avenue on 11 April. Listen to the rousing bagpipes and cheer on the thousands of kilt-clad marchers and dancers.
Then little ones can meet the Easter Bunny on 12 April, at The Great Downtown Egg Hunt in Tribeca. Face-painting, games and of course, egg-hunting, are all part of the fantastic family-friendly fun taking place from 2-4pm at PS 89 (201 Warren).
A must for film buffs – the Robert De Niro-founded Tribeca Film Festival sees hundreds of independent films showcased at venues across the city from 15 to 26 April. Alongside screenings of feature-length, short and narrative films, there will be panel discussions with celebrities, workshops and live music.
Alternatively if travel is your passion, grab a ticket for the New York Travel Festival, on the 18 and 19 April. With workshops and speakers from around the globe - the NY Trav Fest aims to unite and inspire like-minded travel lovers.
A mecca for the health- and eco-conscious, New York's Green Festival comes to Javits Convention Center from 24 to 26 April. Shop for eco-fashionable clothing and organic body care products. Browse the abundant green-living exhibits, then enjoy a drink in the sustainable beer and wine garden.
Then if you missed the Tribeca Film Festival, fear not – the Soho International Film Festival offers another chance for cine-fans to indulge their passion. Celebrating, and providing a platform for, films from around the world, this 8-day festival is from 30 April to 7 May at Village East Cinemas.
New York has a spring in its step this May – with the Five Boro Bike Tour, the dance parade and Shakespeare in the Park getting everyone in the mood for summer. Whether it's sporting occasions, fantastic festivals or unique events at world-class venues – you'll be spoilt for choice.
Take in the cityscape and greenery of New York on Sunday 3 May as you spectate (or maybe even take part in) the TD Five Boro Bike Tour. The route begins near Battery Park, moves up through Manhattan and makes a circuit of the boroughs before winding up at Staten Island's Fort Wadsworth for festival-style celebrations.
Grab your chance to catch the New York Spring Spectacular™ showing at Radio City Music Hall until 3 May. Starring the Rockettes®, Laura Benanti and Derek Hough.
New York Botanical Garden's Mother's Day Weekend Garden Party on 9 and 10 May sees Daffodil Hill decorated with dancing, games, food trucks, casual picnicking and live music from 11am to 5pm.
Van Gogh Irises and Roses exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art opens on 12 May, coinciding with the 125 year anniversary since the blooming of the flowers that captivated his attention and strokes were put on canvas. This will be the first time all four paintings, two of irises and two of roses, have been reunited since the artist's death.
Look out for venues taking part in The Manhattan Cocktail Classic between Friday 15 and Tuesday 19 May. With nearly 100 ticketed events across five days, you could find yourself at a drink-slinging workshop, tiki tour, bar crawl and mixology lecture.
Feel the rhythms of Dance Parade on 16 May, as the procession passes through the streets of New York, whilst moving through the history of dance –with African beats, sultry salsa and urban street dance to name just a few. Beautifully crafted floats and live music make this an experience not to be missed.
Sailors descend upon NYC for Fleet Week up until 26 May, a weeklong celebration that has been running since 1984. Don't miss the opportunity to tour some of the visiting vessels, watch the ship parade and listen to musical performances by sailors and marines.
NYC Memorial Day on 25 May is not just an excuse to hit the shops in search of a bargain, it's also time to reflect and honour soldiers and veterans who've served for their country. You can show your respects at the annual Memorial Day Parade on 26 May, starting at 87th Street and Third Avenue.
Enter the virtual ticket lottery or try your luck to see whether you can pick up a voucher on the day to attend Shakespeare in the Park at Delacorte Theater in Central Park. This treasured New York summertime tradition sees Academy Award nominee Sam Waterston return in The Tempest – one not to be missed.
Brooklyn Film Festival ramps up from 29 May, showcasing Brooklyn as a centre for cinema and promoting independent filmmaking. Or for the young and young at heart pop along to KidsFilmFest taking place on 30 May at indieScreen in Brooklyn.
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Cool, eccentrica e meravigliosamente diversa, Downtown Manhattan è un melting pot multiculturale e l'avanguardia della moda. Le boutique high-end di Soho sono un 'must' per lo shopping durante una vacanza di lusso; in alternativa, si diriga a Chinatown per imitazioni e souvenir kitsch. Nel frattempo, può assaggiare la deliziosa 'dumpling soup' del ristorante Joe's Shanghai o addentare una gustosa pizza tradizionale a Little Italy. Soggiorni all'elegante hotel Ritz-Carlton New York e si goda la vista invidiabile sul porto fino alla Statua della Libertà.
Una volta a New York, visiti il cuore della Grande Mela, Midtown Manhattan, per un'esperienza fondamentale. Qui troverà l'iconico Empire State Building, la maestosa Grand Central Station e lo scintillante Chrysler Building. Si fermi all'hotel InterContinental New York per essere vicinissimo alle luci e al brusio di Times Square. Non manchi di visitare i famosi magazzini Macy's e Bloomingdale's se ha intenzione di fare shopping seriamente. Ceni al ristorante The View del Marriott per una straordinaria visuale a 360° della città.
Per le belle arti, l'antiquariato e gli acquisti di lusso, si diriga al quartiere trendy di Tribeca e alla vicina Soho. Il fulcro della moda, popolato da fashionistas danarose,offre fantastiche opportunità di shopping e una varietà di ristoranti. Si trova tra il Distretto finanziario e l'ambiente rilassato e bohemien del West Village, con una serie di boutique in stile retro-industrial chic. Il lussuoso hotel Trump Soho è la base ideale per esplorare la stilosa Soho. Tribeca è più residenziale ma attira comunque visitatori 'in' e l'occasionale celebrità.
Colorato ed eclettico, il Meatpacking District è l'epicentro dell'attività di New York. Situato nel West Side di Manhattan, il distretto è un centro di moda, design, gastronomia e cultura. In questa vivace comunità, vivono e lavorano creativi sofisticati e aziende di macellazione e lavorazione della carne. I visitatori vengono qui per l'atmosfera vivace e la grande scelta di bar e ristoranti di qualità. Soggiorni al lussuoso Hotel Gansevoort, nel cuore del distretto, e potrà sorseggiare un cocktail ammirando il tramonto nell'elegante bar sulla terrazza.
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New Children's Defense Fund Report Highlights NRA's Efforts To Hide The Truth About Guns And Block Child Gun Violence Prevention
Report Details the Physical and Psychological Impact of Child and Teen Gun Violence
WASHINGTON, July 24, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today, the Children's Defense Fund (CDF) released a new report, Protect Children Not Guns 2013, describing efforts of the National Rifle Association (NRA) to block the truth about guns and to prevent enforcement of gun safety laws to protect children. While the NRA says they support enforcing gun laws, the report shows their efforts to block gun violence prevention research and make it more difficult for federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to hold criminal gun dealers and gun traffickers accountable.
"As implausible as it might seem, this is our reality as a new CDF public education campaign by Fallon Worldwide shows, nearly three times more children and teens were injured by guns in 2010 than the number of U.S. soldiers wounded in action that year in the war in Afghanistan. America's military and law enforcement agencies have four million guns. Our citizens have 310 million. And we have no idea how many of those guns were purchased without a background check. The gun lobby has been enriching gun manufacturers at the expense of our children's safety for far too long. For years the NRA has blocked the truth, and actively fought against the passage and enforcement of gun safety laws," said Marian Wright Edelman, President of the Children's Defense Fund. "Together we can—and must—raise our individual and collective voices and demand our political leaders do better right now to protect children, not guns."
Working with its allies in Congress, the NRA has succeeded in:
- preventing law enforcement from using gun trace data linking crime guns to the retailers that first sold them in some legal proceedings;
- prohibiting the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) from requiring dealers to keep inventories of their stock of weapons;
- banning ATF's electronic storage of gun sales records thereby preventing efficient analysis of data to find suspicious patterns and identify the sources of crime guns;
- limiting ATF's resources and operating flexibility; and
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Take Sean Hannity– Charges: Left the seminary upon realizing he could abuse, manipulate, and molest more people as a conservative broadcaster…
And the idiots continue….
Why I Still Talk to Jesus -- In Spite of Everything
It isn't about "correct belief" but about life, love and character.
Take Sean Hannity– Charges: Left the seminary upon realizing he could abuse, manipulate, and molest more people as a conservative broadcaster…
And the idiots continue….
Frank Schaeffer is an American author, film director, screenwriter and public speaker. He is the son of the late theologian and author Francis Schaeffer. He became a Hollywood film director and author, writing several internationally acclaimed novels including And God Said, "Billy!" as well as the Calvin Becker Trilogy depicting life in a fundamentalist mission home-- Portofino, Zermatt, and Saving Grandma.
I get it — I don't like the views of these people either, and I think they've not been truthful or helpful to the public good. But really Patheos? We're going to call other human beings "loathsome" here in this "conversation on faith?" Argue their points, sure, but you can do that without dehumanizing or hating them.
Hey, what about me, Frank? You forgot me. Ask anyone I know; I should be on that list.
Count me as disturbed by the tone this blog is taking. I'm no fan of any of these people, but aren't we supposed to be better than this? And what's the deal with the antisemitism in the bit on Jennifer Rubin?
Of course I agree with the sentiments here and I know that this is far from Christ-like, but I must admit that it feels CATHARTIC to read someone articulating my sentiments about these loathsome human beings in a most entertaining (and definitely irreverent) way. How about if we read it and enjoy it, and then pray for these pitiful souls? I actually remember a time when I use to like watching Sean Hannity but as soon as Obama's name began to be mentioned, I watched him transform…….
"Why I still talk to Jesus": maybe its because you do all the talking that you feel so restless, irritable, and discontent. Try a little listening.
Has no one here has noticed that Mr. Schaeffer didn't write the article, nor the one following about the crisis in the Roman Catholic Church? Apparently he's taken to just posting articles from other sources and putting his blog name on it. Very disappointing.
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The Chattanooga and Hamilton County Medical society, Project Access and WDEF News 12 are proud to present to you another outstanding medical doctor, nominated by their patients and selected for special recognition as we help celebrate and uplift National Doctor's Day coming up March 30th.
Congratulations Dr. James Headrick, General Surgeon with the Alliance of Cardiac, Thoracic & Vascular Surgeons... A patient of Dr. Headrick, Ron Holland had lost his job and was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2007, but after a lung resection voluntarily performed by Dr. Headrick, he was disease free by 2008, and during another cancer scare in 2013, Dr. Headrick again performed the surgery and today Ron is healthy, recovering, and gainfully employed..."
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(Reuters) - Malian rebels who declared an independent Islamic state in the country's north said on Sunday they would impose sharia but not in a strict form. The National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA), which has fought to make Mali's northern Azawad region an autonomous state, on Saturday signed an agreement to merge with Islamist Ansar Dine rebels seeking to impose sharia across Mali.
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight PCC election: Michael Mates defeated
Independent Simon Hayes has beaten ex-Conservative minister Michael Mates to become Hampshire and Isle of Wight's new police and crime commissioner.
He won after second choice votes were counted as neither managed to get more than 50% of votes in the first round.
Ex-Tory Mr Hayes is a former chairman of Hampshire Police Authority.
Labour's Jacqui Rayment, UKIP's Stephen West, Liberal Democrat David Goodall and Don Jerrard from the Justice and Anti-Corruption party were eliminated.
Mr Mates won more votes in the first round with 52,616 to Mr Hayes' 47,632.
No-one saw it coming - they said the voting system was against them, they did not have the resources to beat the party candidates.
But the victory of independents sent a clear message from the voters.
But on a low turnout can the newly elected commissioner claim any public support for the promises?
Independents in general have promised to recruit more officers - how can they do that without more money?
That is the real test for these commissioners - not how many people did or did not vote for them - but are they better than the old police authorities at cutting crime, providing reassurance for the public on law and order?
In May 2016 in Hampshire Simon Hayes will be back and the debate about how he has done his job is likely to be much more interesting.
But when the second preferences of the defeated candidates were added Mr Hayes overturned the deficit to end with 80,669 to Mr Mates' 65,804.
'I am humbled'Mr Hayes said: "I am humbled by this result and I'm grateful to the public of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight for the trust they have put in me.
"I will exercise this role not with any fear or favour and [while] considering the whole of the community... the rural or be it urban."
Chief Constable Alex Marshall said: "Hampshire is a successful forward-thinking force which has seen a significant reduction in crime levels across the two counties over the past five years.
"We look forward to working with Simon Hayes as the new commissioner."
Mr Mates was the Conservative MP for East Hampshire from 1974 to 2010.
During his post-declaration speech, he hit out at Mr Hayes who was previously a member of the Conservative Party.
He said: "I am a Conservative, I am proud to be a Conservative and I will never change my colours."
Mr Mates stepped down from John Major's government in 1993 over his links with fugitive tycoon Asil Nadir.
Mr Nadir was jailed for 10 years in August for stealing £28.8m from his Polly Peck empire in the 1980s.
Mr Hayes is the chairman of Crimestoppers Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
He was previously a Conservative district and county councillor and was leader of New Forest District Council.
In the first round, Ms Rayment won 38,813 votes, Mr Goodall 27,197 and Mr Jerrard 24,443.
Following verification of the votes, turnout was confirmed at 14.6%.
Gosport recorded the lowest turnout with 11.5% while Winchester saw the highest with 20.2%.
Defeated candidate Ms Rayment Tweeted: "So I came third, but it was a great campaign.
'We engaged'"We engaged far and wide. Spoke to people everywhere .Thank you everyone."
The PCCs, which are set to replace police authorities, will set spending plans and have the power to "hire and fire" chief constables.
The government set up the commissioner role in an effort to make police more accountable, with a single "figurehead" monitoring and ensuring performance.
Ministers said the cost of commissioners and police and crime panels would be no greater than the cost of running existing police authorities.
The Hampshire and Isle of Wight PCC will be paid £85,000 per year.
Hampshire and the Isle of Wight: Simon Hayes (Independent) elected |
Turnout does not include spoilt ballots |
Turnout: 211,886 - 14.6% |
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Candidate |
Party |
Final total |
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Status |
Simon Hayes |
Independent |
80,669 |
55.1 |
Elected |
Michael Mates |
Conservative |
65,804 |
44.9 |
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Candidate |
Party |
1st pref |
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2nd pref |
Michael Mates |
Conservative |
52,616 |
24.8 |
13,188 |
Simon Hayes |
Independent |
47,632 |
22.5 |
33,037 |
Jacqui Rayment |
Labour |
38,813 |
18.3 |
David Goodall |
Lib Dem |
27,197 |
12.8 |
Don Jerrard |
Justice and Anti-Corruption Party |
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Melbourne Cup Day 2013
Melbourne Cup Day
Melbourne Cup Day is a special horse racing event held annually on the first Tuesday of November in Melbourne, Australia. It is also observed as one of public holidays in Victoria when people are given day off to attend the racing event. Therefore, some people dub Melbourne Cup Day as "the race that stops the nation".
When is Melbourne Cup Day 2013?
Melbourne Cup Day is observed on the first Tuesday of November every year. Thus, Melbourne Cup Day 2013 falls on Tuesday, 5 November 2013.
When is Melbourne Cup Day 2014?
Melbourne Cup Day 2014 falls on Tuesday, 4 November 2014.
The Origin of Melbourne Cup Day
People in Australia, especially Victoria, started observing Melbourne Cup Day in 1861 when the first Melbourne Cup was held at Flemington Racecourse in Victoria. There are many horse racing cup held in Australia every year, yet, Melbourne Cup Day is acknowledged as the most popular one.
At first, Melbourne Cup Day was observed as a half-day holiday in which businesses and shops are closed at noon. Since the year 1877, the event is acknowledged as a full day holiday for all council areas in Victoria. So popular is Melbourne Cup that it is commercialized as "the race that stop the nation".
Melbourne Cup Day 2013 Celebration
Melbourne Cup Day is a special day when the most popular thoroughbred horse racing event is held in Flemington Racecourse, Victoria. Every year, this event is able to gather tens or even hundreds thousands people to attend and witness the race directly. Many other people watch this popular horse-race via Television or Internet in their houses. One tempting activity which drags thousands people to watch the race is the gambling. Many people guess the winning horse of the race and bet a lot of money for the horse.
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If you are looking to enjoy the true taste of Australia, then experiencing the Melbourne Cup should be on your list of priorities. Melbourne Cup Day is celebrated on the first Tuesday of November each and every year, and there's high intensity celebrations right across Melbourne. It's like Melbourne has its very own national event. This special horse racing event draws huge crowds, and even tourists plan their visits accordingly. So, if you are planning for a trip to the Oz before Christmas, make sure you don't miss the Melbourne Cup celebrations.


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Not sure about this video...the tips....Tuna are really sensitive fish...slight changes in the whether.. and you won´t see them for days. They are very clever...not easy to fool...Tuna fishing is pretty complex...my partner is a Fishermen...started at the age of 8...he doesn´t come from a line of fishermen....I suppose it was his calling in life.. At the age of ten, he went as a stowaway, on a large fishing boat, presumed dead by his family. At the age of eight, he would skive off school and go off in a small rowing boat with his rod and little else and spend hours and hours on end, alone in the Atlantic Occean, regardless of time and whether it was day or night...what courage¡ It is a really tough profession.
But the tips I did like..were, ´you need A LOT OF PATIENCE, and keep your distance from other boats....it´s the done thing,¡ if you are professional, especially with small fishing boats,. when it´s Tuna season, you mark your patch with your boat...as the Tuna fish keep going back to the same spot for days. So no other fishermen can go to your patch, even if he gets there before you, the next morning¡.
If there are wales, you will probably find the tuna underneath... and there is a reason for that. If you see lots of Dollphins... they will scare them off. so forget it¡ Just so many variables involved.
But I am talking about small fishing boats, anything up to 13 metres, and I am also talking about fishing with bamboo sticks, one by one, using live sardines as bait,which you catch at night or first thing at dawn, but not when it is full moon. Fishermen like this, have a huge heart, the bait they don´t use, gets thrown back, live into the water. Alternatively, you keep them alive in tanks, feeding them, with a constant oxygen supply. I am definitely not talking about the huge boats, that use enormous nets and drag with them everything and anything.... and sadly and with time, they will take over from the small boats and have a monopoly.
But Paul, I will check your site out ..because I love the wold of Tuna friendly fishing....using poles... and I really believe that these brave men, should have more exposure....I take my hat off to them. It is fishing, to sustain a way of life and a tradition and not fishing as a hobby¡¡¡ So don´t forget... this traditional way of fishing ...give these men, some exposure.....
I watch wicked tuna when ever I see a new episode on tv and really enjoy it. I grew up in n.j. And always had a fishing pole in my hands when ever and where ever possible, I still really enjoy fishing anytime I can and am looking forward to going very soon, as far as Paul is concerned I think he would make a great captain and make a good living at it if he owned his own boat, I see he has a lot of experience and knows what he's doing! Capt Dave on the tuna . Com is also a great fisherman and also hails from n.j. I believe he has his own style and technics as dose Paul. Too bad they can't both fish the same boat together without all the drama from both of them.


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Terming the reported plans of the ruling Congress to provide some relief to property tax payers as a victory of the combined Opposition struggle, TDP Floor leader P. Mutyala Naidu has demanded that the council general body meeting take a final decision that favoured taxpayers.
His demand came in the wake of the Congress urging the Mayor to effect a rollback in the property tax increase citing two GOs that had been issued in March 2011. The GVMC decision to increase tax on the basis of rental values was made applicable from 2010-11.
He told reporters here on Friday that opposition parties comprising the TDP, the CPI(M), and the CPI had been carrying on an agitation for more than a year and the TDP organised a 13-day relay fast demanding a rollback. All along, the Mayor and the Commissioner had been maintaining that reducing the tax was not possible. The High Court had given interim orders providing relief to the petitioners by asking the GVMC to collect only 75 per cent increase on the previous tax from them.
The general body meeting had been stalled several times and the last one had been adjourned abruptly without taking up the agenda after the Opposition stalled the proceeding demanding that the court orders be made applicable to all.
Mr. Mutyala Naidu said, subsequently, a meeting was held with Floor leaders where it was stated that a list of assessees whose tax had gone up by more than 75 per cent would be provided. Of the 3.5 lakh assessments, the increase was more than 75 per cent for 1 lakh assessments, the Floor leaders were informed.