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Democracy Now! has closely followed the U.S.-led attacks and occupation of Iraq over the years.
- The two protesters held a sign reading "bloody hands" and kept screaming as security guards dragged them out of the National Press Club.September 11, 2003 | Story
"Guarding the Oil Underworld in Iraq" – U.S. Hires Private Security Firm in Iraq; WTO Protesters Head to CancunWe go to Cancun, Mexico to hear from Pratap Chatterjee of CorpWatch.org on a private security firm recently contracted by the U.S. to train 6,500 Iraqis to guard oil pipelines in Iraq and to discuss the upcoming WTO ministerial meeting.September 09, 2003 | Story
- Leading Shiite Muslim politician Ayatollah Mohammed Baqr al-Hakim was among the 20 people reportedly killed this morning when a car bomb exploded outside a mosque in the holy city of Najaf. The bomb exploded near the Tomb of Ali, one of the holiest shrines for Shiite Muslims.August 29, 2003 | Story
- In one of the deadliest attacks ever directed at the United Nations, a car bomb exploded outside the UN headquarters in Baghdad yesterday killing 20. We talk to Irish peace activist Michael Birmingam who was inside the complex at the time of the blast. [Includes transcript]August 20, 2003 | Story
Top UN Envoy in Iraq Sergio Vieira de Mello Killed in Blast at UN HQ in Baghdad; We Hear a Democracy Now! Interview With Him from September 2002The 55-year-old Brazilian diplomat had served in the United Nations since 1969. We play an interview conducted on September 27th, 2002 outside the United Nations in New York. In it, he says, "Should war erupt in Iraq, I believe the Iraqi people don't deserve more suffering. They have suffered enough." [Includes transcript]August 20, 2003 | Story
- Shortly after the attack, we talked with Hans Von Sponeck, former assistant secretary general of the United Nations in Iraq. He said the attack came as little surprise. He also reveals that former UN chief weapons inspector Richard Butler kept chemical weapons on the UN compound in Baghdad. [Includes transcript]August 20, 2003 | Story
"Don't Kill the Truth" – Hundreds in Hebron Mourn Palestinian Journalist Mazen Dana Who Was Shot Dead by U.S. Troops in BaghdadMazen Dana was killed covering a mortar attack on a prison in Baghdad for Reuters on Sunday. U.S. soldiers claimed they mistook the cameraman's camera for a rocket propelled grenade launcher. The Pentagon said the soldiers accidentally "engaged a cameraman."August 19, 2003 | Story
- We go to Baghdad to speak with Guardian reporter Jamie Wilson. He recently wrote an article titled "Basra simmers in the heat while tempers boil over" that looks at the constant blackouts in post-Hussein Iraq. He talks about how Iraqis understand all too well what New Yorkers are going through now. [Includes transcript]August 15, 2003 | Story
- We speak with Boston Globe correspondent Bryan Bender who reveals that the CIA briefed the administration in February that the U.S. would face armed resistance from Iraqis following the fall of Saddam Hussein's regime and we go to Baghdad to hear from London Guardian reporter Jamie Wilson on the latest Iraqi resistance. [Includes transcript]August 13, 2003 | Story
Ex-Pentagon Official Suggests Bush Administration Should Face War Crimes Tribunal For Misleading World About Iraq"If one is seeking the answers to why peculiar bits of 'intelligence' found sanctity in a presidential speech...one need look no further than the process inside the Office of the Secretary of Defense." We speak with Former senior Pentagon Middle East specialist Air Force Lt Col Karen Kwiatkowski.August 08, 2003 | Story
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When you put a pair of losers in uniforms, at the end of the day they're still losers. Best friends and roommates Justin (Damon Wayans Jr.) and Ryan (Jake Johnson) learn that the hard way but not without finding some joy in the fantasy that you can become the success you had always hoped to by just slipping on some aviators and buying a police car off eBay. Easy is the theme and reality of Let's Be Cops. As the pair slides into fake lives and real danger, the movie glides on the formula of buddy cop films, putting on those tropes just like Justin and Ryan putting on cop gear. As a film, Let's Be Cops glides in the same way its characters do. Though it charms, it's difficult to ignore how many times we've seen this story played out before.
At 30, the friends are Midwesterners struggling to find success in Los Angeles. Ryan is the Deadbeat Loser, still living off the money he made from a herpes commercial two years ago and playing football with preteens to relieve the pain of never making it to the NFL. Justin is the Weak Loser, an assistant at a video game company, who is infantilized by his douchebag boss and unable to sell his video game idea, aptly titled Patrolman. In keeping with the trend of awful life choices, they mistake a college reunion masquerade for a midsummer costume party and come dressed in the Patrolman costumes Justin happens to have lying around their apartment. Once they walk down the street with their badges shining and (unloaded) guns holstered, this dejected pair feel like superheroes, suddenly able to control pedestrians with a flick of the hand -- and, better still, get revenge on the mobsters who had hit their hoopty the night before. (That squad is led by James D'Arcy, looking like rapper Riff Raff without the cornrows and gold teeth.)
Like the video games Justin designs and the college football stardom Ryan refuses to abandon, the fantasy becomes a shield from the realities of their inadequacies. They bring to life everything they've learned from cop movies, where the heroes yell cool shit like "Yippee-ki-yay" and always get the girl. After 22 Jump Street ripped to shreds the formula of a buddy cop film, it's difficult to not side-eye the perfect mold Let's Be Cops casts itself in. Per usual, an odd couple struggle to mesh together as a team, find their bearings, encounter dangers, have a falling-out, then transform into heroes, saving the day and one another. The familiarity proves a distraction. Will anyone be surprised when the tone shifts from a loser's dreamworld of living in an action movie to an actual action movie?
It doesn't help that the film falls victim to the same gay and race jokes that goofball bromances have such a hard time shaking. The shots are cheap and usually taken by Wayans, as Justin, at himself, who is -- surprise -- portrayed as having some effeminate qualities. Early on, he punches Ryan for "sneaking up on a brother." Later, love interest Josie (Nina Dobrev) notes that Justin's "limp wrist" might be why he's reluctant to commit. Self-deprecation is a little unnecessary when the film's premise is two dudes failing so hard in their lives that they become fake police officers.
As always, the genre depends upon consistency. Though both Wayans and Johnson are rehashing some nuances of their New Girl buds in the characterizations of Justin and Ryan, the pair work well with and off one another. They weave in and out of being one another's straight man and are equally agile at both. It's comforting watching the prime-time friends together in the blockbuster, but it was disappointing to see any edginess the comfortable chemistry allowed room for not taken advantage of.
Rob Riggle, continuing his streak playing comedy film cops, offers the biggest surprise, nailing the role of an action hero–type character, distinguished by slick coolness. (After playing so many joke cops, he was due!) Keegan Michael-Key, with Lil Wayne dreads and face tattoos, is wonderful as the key to unlocking what the mobsters are smuggling. He offers the biggest laughs, alongside Johnson's running gag of self-promoting his fake cop from officer to sergeant to detective.
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China is taking a more-cautious approach to Africa after a series of big loans and investments in resource deals over recent years have failed to pan out. Read More »
China's appetite for a number of imported resources broke records in December despite signs of an economic slowdown for the month. Analysts expect China's appetite for the world's inputs will continue to grow into the new year – though the market for iron ore is showing signs of softness.
The most notable preliminary data released by Chinese customs officials on Friday was China's imports of crude oil, which rose to a high of 26.78 million metric tons, or 6.33 million barrels a day. Last year was chock full of records for China's crude imports, with December's shipments surpassing both a high set in July for absolute volumes and a high set in September for a daily average. Read More »
From coal to wheat, China's growing hunger and wealth have led it to dig ever more of its natural resources from the ground.
But these industries have also plagued economic development, weighing the country with an oversupply of polluting and low-value production capacity.They've also raised worries over whether China can reliably produce enough safe food to feed the world's most populous nation.
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In its official reform blueprint for the next decade unveiled Tuesday, China's Communist Party affirmed that it would allow the market to play a more "decisive" role in the allocation of resources.
The language appears to mark a shift from a past emphasis on the market as a "basic" feature of economic policy. Chinese policy doctrine has defined the market as having a "basic" role since 1992, the official Xinhua news agency said. Read More »
Chinese investment accounted for less than 3% of overseas investment into Australia in 2011, yet most Australians think the government is allowing too much. The WSJ's Enda Curran tells Jake Lee about the results of the Lowry Institute poll. Read More »
Apple-supplier Hon Hai, also known as Foxconn, hits stumbling blocks in its push to boost automation at its plants in China to ease labor woes and increase efficiency; though bank lending in China rose slightly in November, it came in below analysts' expectations, adding to concerns about a possible liquidity crunch as the year ends; regulators sued a New Jersey consultant who was a prominent "gatekeeper" for Chinese companies in the U.S., alleging that he defrauded investors, manipulated trading and improperly sold securities in connection with some of the 20-plus Chinese firms he helped to gain access to U.S. markets.
Investors anxiously anticipating a verdict from the Canadian government about Cnooc Ltd.'s proposed $15.1 billion purchase of Nexen Inc. will find out one way or another late next week.
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The initial 75-day government review of the takeover, announced back in July, is set to end late next week. Ottawa must sign off on all big foreign deals to ensure they are of net benefit to the economy. Read More »
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., or Sinopec, has officially ended its pursuit of a small natural gas operator in China. But the two sides may have managed to come to an optimal, face-saving happy ending.
Sinopec said Monday it will drop its hostile bid with Hong Kong-listed ENN Energy Holdings Ltd., launched in December, for China Gas Holdings Ltd., marking a surprise defeat for the state-owned firm on its home turf when it has been on an acquisitive streak around the world. Read More »
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In May 2012, the Mongolian parliament passed a law requiring parliamentary approval for foreign investors to take a stake larger than 49% in enterprises in strategic sectors such as mining or for investments by state-owned enterprises. The timing of the law — passed shortly after an attempt by the China Aluminum Company ("Chalco") to purchase a majority stake in coal producer SouthGobi Resources – suggests it was specifically designed with China in mind.
And it was successful: The conditions imposed by the law created an untenable level of uncertainty and on Chalco abandoned its bid on Tuesday.
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The fallout from a costly copper deal in Africa last year by Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. is giving China a chance to strengthen its gold mining footprint in the continent.
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I've just finished reading 'This House of Grief', Garner's latest non-fiction work. It was almost too painful to read at times, not only because of its ghastly subject matter, but also due to Helen's signature style: holding nothing back, inviting the reader to share with her the horror of seeing a man accused, wrongly or rightly, of drowning his three little sons. 163 more words


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CMS Report - Keyword: website administrationuuid:7e8ee136-6eac-4ba2-a25e-2aac240b1c2b;id=30432015-03-30T01:04:45Z12430Now What? Conference 2015 Announces Speaker Lineup2015-02-21T12:02:00-05:002015-02-21T12:02:00-05:00Bryan Ruby
This is the third year for the Now What? Conference which is held in one of the fastest growing modern communities in the region, Sioux Falls, SD. If you're within a half day's drive from this great city, I encourage you to register for the conference. The conference and various workshops will be held on April 29 - 30, 2015. Created by Blend Interactive, the conference will be bringing together web and marketing professionals from across North America. Something that rarely happens in our region, you have an opportunity to hear from today's content management leaders as they come together and cover post-launch web maintenance, web analytics, content strategy, and talk shop with colleagues and speakers.
11281The How Much Does a Website Cost Infographic2014-11-18T09:00:00-05:002014-11-18T09:00:00-05:00Bryan Ruby
Over the years, I've talked about building a range of simple websites for personal use to implementing very complicated proprietary and open source enterprise content management systems. What I haven't talked about is the cost of building and maintaining those websites. Honestly, I've been too embarrassed for how little I spend and too stunned by the price tag for what the big companies pay for their websites. Who Is Hosting This? sent us a graphicthat we thought represented the typical costs small to medium size businesses can expect when building and hosting their new websites. So good was the infographic that we decided to post it here.

Much of the statistics came from Which Web Design Company. WWDC maintains a database of over 7000 web design agencies world-wide, and provided them with the average starting cost statistics for web development used in the graphic below. Whatever your costs and whatever you decide, assuming you're working with reputable companies, the bottom line is that you get what you pay for. That's not a threat, but just a reality of the market.
11278Bryan Ruby: Social Media Killed My Family Website2014-11-15T11:30:00-05:002014-11-15T11:30:00-05:00Bryan Ruby
For the first time in 15 years, my family doesn't have a website to call their own. In January 2000, I registered the domain Bryansplace.com. This was the first website I ever built outside of work and it became a sandbox for me to express my interests as well as a way to seek personal growth. From handwritten HTML pages into Frontpage to a number of CMSs, the software and content at Bryansplace evolved as my life evolved.

Bryansplace.com was the website where my girlfriend and I announced our marriage to the world. As a married couple, we eventually publicly announced the birth of our son via the site. This domain was the site where I talked about camping, computers, and my latest beer recipes. It wasn't all about me either. My wife showcased her photography for the first time online via our family website. This was also the website my son learned how to navigate the Drupal content management system and talk about his gaming skills. Bryansplace.com was synonymous with "family news". Despite how much I valued the domain, last week I unceremoniously killed the website.
8039Bryan Ruby: Taking a 3 Month Blogging Sabbatical2014-05-16T13:36:00-04:002014-05-16T13:36:00-04:00Bryan Ruby
Last month, CMS Report celebrated eight years of providing stories to readers focused on content management systems. Over the years, I've told you how grateful and even surprised I am of the success CMS Report has seen. All true, but for fear of sounding ungrateful I've never acknowledged the negatives of blogging over such an extended period of time. Today, I'm acknowledging the costs and the need to take a break from my routine of waking up before sunrise and going to bed late to maintain this site. Starting today, I'm taking a three month sabbatical away from blogging here at CMS Report.

CMS Report will still be publishing articles from our contributors during my sabbatical, but you likely won't be seeing any articles written by me. I still plan on continuing working as editor but my office hours for the site will be reduced. I'm doing all this simply because I have responsibilities to the "day job" and myself that are begging for higher priority. In the draft for this article, I originally provided three reasons that I'm doing this sabbatical but deleted them from the published article. My reasons for taking such a break are not important but only the outcome. The end result is CMS Report will be fine without me and will likely be a better website as a result of my sabbatical.
8055Top Exec: Why separate "known" and "anonymous" visitors, when they're really on a spectrum?2014-05-07T15:20:00-04:002014-05-07T15:20:00-04:00jmadej
This data is powerful. Even with the "unknown" visitors, I can start to aggregate information and see if patterns based on the content they engage with develops. If they do, I can start creating specific content for southern California visitors and deliver better experiences. Portals and web are one—it's time to start treating every visitor as an individual.
7012Eight Years of CMS Report2014-04-18T10:17:00-04:002014-04-18T10:17:00-04:00Bryan Ruby
This week, CMS Report celebrates our eight year anniversary. No one is more surprised than me. Now here we sit with thousands of articles posted by over 350 different contributing authors. I spent some time this week looking back at the most popular articles we posted here on CMS Report. Besides just a list providing the "reader's choice", I also provide my own list of favorite articles that has been posted here on CMSReport.com. When comparing the two lists, you will find the only article on both lists is the one comparing Drupal and Joomla. In 2006, it was one of the first articles that I had written which suggested CMSReport.com might stick around a little longer than I had expected.
6047New PHP framework with content editor: ImpressPages 4.0 preview2014-03-19T06:26:00-04:002014-03-19T06:26:00-04:00Justina Bakutytė
Open-source PHP framework ImpressPages recently released a preview of its upcoming 4.0 version. Users can get their hands on the new website management tool with built-in content editor and get a hint of what's really coming up. Let's see what's so new about it.
5899Drupal says farewell to PHP 42013-12-23T06:17:00-05:002013-12-23T06:17:00-05:00Bryan Ruby
Well, this certainly wasn't on my radar. Gábor Hojtsy, Drupal 6 lead maintainer, announced that starting March 1, 2014 support for PHP 4 in Drupal 6 will end. I wasn't surprise to hear about Drupal developers dropping support for PHP 4. Instead, I was in shock to hear that Drupal didn't drop support for this ancient version of PHP sooner.

To put this announcement in perspective, the PHP project developers said their goodbyes to PHP 4 back in 2008 and I personally said my "see ya later" back in 2007. Needless to say, I don't think anyone with merit can complain Drupal is dropping PHP 4 support.
5886WordPress 3.8: Fresh Look for Site Administrators and Magazine Publishers2013-12-16T05:57:00-05:002013-12-16T05:57:00-05:00Bryan Ruby
As with all WordPress updates, WordPress 3.8 adds some nice features for both users and administrators. There are also lots of bug fixes in this new version which over 188 open source contributors pitched in to fix. The following are the most significant features we found in WordPress 3.8.
5782Telerik Brings Inline Editing, Google Analytics, and Dashboard to Sitefinity CMS2013-10-16T10:30:00-04:002013-10-16T10:30:00-04:00Bryan Ruby
Telerik today announced several new usability benefits intended to enhance efficiency for digital marketers and business users of Sitefinity CMS, the company's leading content management system solution. Sitefinity serves more than 70,000 users that account for millions of website interactions daily. Increasingly, the need for authoring and editing content in context of the front-end presentation is an expected feature, especially amongst the Fortune 500. That is why the Sitefinity CMS now comes equipped with inline editing, an HTML5-based module for implementing Google Analytics web analytics service and a dynamic administration dashboard.


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Merrion Gates
The area called Merrion Gates, in Sandymount, Dublin 4, is roughly where the northbound Dublin DART line goes inland before the station at Sydney Parade, which lies to the north. Booterstown DART station is the nearest to the south. The lands of the School for the Visually Impaired are here. There were gates on the road here once, separating Dublin from the coastal territory to the south.[citation needed] The main road through the area is Merrion Road.
Nowadays, it is the border between Dublin City and the borough of Dun Laoghaire that crosses the Rock Road at Booterstown Marsh or Bird Sanctuary.
In December 2009 a truck driven over the level crossing damaged the overhead electric wires for the DART when the crane on the truck hit the wires. The truck driver was identified as being Eamonn Cosgrove
Merrion Gates strike again update. May 27,2013:Dart services were disrupted after a driver crashed into the Merrion Gates crossing between Sydney Parade and Booterstown stations shortly after 5.30am.
There is access on foot to Sandymount Strand just to the east of the railway crossing.
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A railway station opened here in 1835 and closed on 1 August 1935.[3]
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- ^ Genevive Carbery (31 December 2009). "Dart disruption to continue until this evening". The Irish Times. Retrieved 13 October 2010.
- ^ Patricia McDonagh (31 December 2009). "Gardaí to question trucker in DART debacle". Irish Independent. Retrieved 13 October 2010.
- ^ Merrion Railscot - Irish Railways. http://www.railscot.co.uk/Ireland/Irish_railways.pdf. Retrieved 12 January 2010
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amendments...tools... the whole kit and caboodle.
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donations (not a comfortable roll for me) and I wanted
you to see the garden that resulted.
A former patient offered to help me with my first trip
to the back lot at Menards and haul the bricks, and a
current patient, with arm in a sling! helped me with
my first retaining wall. A retired libarian brought a
small rototiller, and several stores coughed up some
The top two pics are last year and the bottom is a
recent pic. - No I'm not in the pics- I'm taking
It truelly is a garden that TLC built and hopefully an
easy keeper for years to come.
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Hello all, we just moved to Utah (the eagle mountain area) and I'm trying hard to find places to target shoot outdoors. I understand there is a temporary ban in some area's, however I was hoping someone could assist in places near Eagle Mountain that are ok still, and perhaps some that will be good once the ban is removed.
I would GREATLY appreciate a google maps link to an overhead view of the exact spots, I don't know the area at all yet
Thanks so much!
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Welcome to FTF. I would suggest calling around to local sportsman clubs and/or the state police for information. Sorry I can't be more help.
I don't need No stinking signature.
Your quite a bit further south than me, so i don't know much about your neck of the woods.
Try these guys:http://utahshootingsports.com/
You might want to ask the guys at your local gun shops as well.
I was thinking of calling BLM and asking at Cabelas's, I've googled it like nuts and can't find anything "exact", people speak in generalities but I'd like exact locations
bad update for you and im sorry, btw this is a copy paste that im putting on multiple forums because it makes me feel better
with the recent all out ban of shooting in my favorite spot for the next 2 years where should i go now, i like to be outdoors, i like to have the weather hitting me and i like to go out and relax with a few hundred rounds downrange after a hard day of work, i used to go west of utah lake,
havent shot my mosin in 3 months and was really looking forward to the end of the fire ban
(have cleaned the rifle 4 times just because i wanted to get it out) actually ive cleaned all my weapons multiple times... they are dust free
so what is a good open air place i can go to shoot, i live in riverton, looking for somthing less then a 40 minute drive thats open at least untill 7pm
ksl of course has buried the story but here is a linkhttp://www.ksl.com/?sid=21794256&nid=148
Due west from Eagle Mtn, pull off one of the dirt roads (west side) on highway 36. It's been a couple years since we've been out there so I'm not sure if there's a ban. I believe it is mostly BLM land but don't hold me to it. Wish I could be of more help and welcome to Utah. If you can survive the rest of this Bewlsh!t summer, autumn is usually fantastic around here. Good luck.
i like that idia, move to utah, buy some land (near riverton so i have somwhere to shoot) and i will happily come out there and shoot with you
I may have some good news, I found this on the Sheriff's website:http://www.utahcountyonline.org/dept/sheriff/Information/FAQs.asp
it states
There are several roads leaving SR 68 (Redwood) heading west from mile marker 20, 17 and 4, leading to Allen's Ranch Road, Broad Canyon, Chimney Rock Road and the Elberta Slant Road, all of which have some good areas for shooting with suitable hills for a back stop.
When compared to the BLM interactive maphttp://www.geocommunicator.gov/blmMap/MapSiteMapper.jsp
it looks like that area is nowhere near the Saratoga ban area...and it's clearly BLM
Great news
BLM Fire Restrictions Liftedhttp://www.utahfireinfo.gov/fire_restrictions/restrictions.html


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On the banks of the River Llugwy in the pretty Snowdonia village of Betws-y-Coed is is Bryn Afon, a traditional Victorian stone-built B&B, run by welcoming, helpful hosts, Mike and Rachael. You'll wake to fabulous views of the river and waterfalls and the delicious smells of local sausages wafting up the stairs – but if you don't fancy a cooked breakfast, try the locally-made yoghurt and homemade granola. Active types are well catered for: there is bike storage for cyclists, and a mud room where you can leave your wet gear. Great value, too. 5% discount if you arrive on foot or by the pt. Doubles from £65.
Kiln Park Holiday Park
Just a pebble's throw from Tenby's Blue Flag South beach, Kiln Park is a fantastic place to bring children, with outdoor and indoor pools, archery and fencing coaching and fantastic National Park Ranger Walks. With a selection of self-catering and adapted holiday homes, this is also an ideal base for family trips into the historic seaside town of Tenby, with its winding streets and bustling harbour. Along with Lydstep Beach Holiday Park, Kiln Park is part of Haven Holidays, which as been awarded Silver by the GTBS.
Take the train to Manorbier Railway Station. From there, take the 349 bus to Knowling Mead. Nearby is Route 4 on the National Cycle Network.
Mill Haven Place
Any real lover of the great outdoors will feel immediately at home at Mill Haven Place, a site just one mile from the Pembrokeshire Coast path. Whether you're looking for a cosy traditional cottage, a fully-furnished yurt or a patch of land for your own tent or motorhome, the owners can pretty much guarantee a comfortable stay. As well as the region's famous path, you'll also be just a short distance from the likes of Little Haven, Broad Haven, Marloes and Newgale. You should also make plenty of time for walking, cycling, horeriding on the beach, surfing and even coasteering on the nearby coast.
Y Goeden Eirin
Current owners, Eluned and John, have breathed new life into this old cowshed; their B&B is a real home from home. The three bedrooms (2 doubles, 1 twin) are spacious and light, with underfloor heating and smart bathrooms decked out in local slate. They are dedicated to serving good, homemade food: Eluned won the Sunday Times Cook of the Year a few years ago and has appeared on cooking programmes, so expect to be well fed. They are very conscious of the environment and have solar panels and good insulation, too.
The Hilary 4 Star Guest House
A quiet and peaceful family owned and run guest house in a peaceful tree lined avenue. With a beautiful garden, amazingly comfy beds and delicious breakfasts- including the world famous fried bread. Near to the town centre, beaches and the theatre. Rooms: 8 ensuite: 6 double/ king size, 2 twins. Single occupancy Price: £65 - £85 per room per night. Breakfast included. Reduction for single occupancy
Bluestone National Park Resort
Regardless of whether you're looking to shack up in a lodge, cabin or studio, Bluestone National Park Resort has to be near the top of the list. With comfortable accommodation and a village that boasts shops, restaurants and a pub, there's plenty of ways to fill your time even when you're not exploring the nearby Adventure Centre and Blue Lagoon water park. It might not seem it at first glance, but Bluestone is impressively green, from the use of natural, sustainable materials, to solar-heated water in the lodges and a unique biomass energy centre that provides carbon-beutral heat for Blue Lagoon and the water park. Back in 2011, Bluestone was also awarded the Level Four Green Dragon Award for its environmental work.
The nearest railway station is Narberth. From the station, take the 381 bus to Canaston. From there it is a 45 minute walk. If this seems a bit far, a comprehensive list of local taxi companies is available at TrainTaxi. The Pembrokeshire Tourist Route (part of the National Cycle Network) runs through the national park.
Hafod Elwy Hall
This centuries-old house – the name goes back to at least 1334 – is crammed with original features (slate floors, fireplaces, archways) and is set in beautiful open countryside against the backdrop of the Snowdonia mountains. Bedrooms have four-posters, cast-iron baths, Edwardian bathrooms. At breakfast you'll feast on eggs, sausages and bacon from their home-reared animals. They are committed to reducing their impact – their turbine provides much of their electricity, they have high-spec insulation, and rooms are heated by carbon-neutral wood stoves – and have won many awards for their efforts. You're surrounded by spectacular scenery for walking, cycling, bird watching and horse-riding. Doubles from £75.
Coed Cae
Jackie and Graham are keen outdoor enthusiasts and are happy to give pointers on what to see and where to go in their little patch of Snowdonia. Their three rooms – Birch, Oak and Holly – are neat and comfy; guests have use of a large lounge with wood burning stove upstairs. Their eco efforts are admirable: the log-fuelled boiler provides both central heating and hot water, the roof is super-insulated, and rainwater is collected in water butts. Breakfasts are local and delicious: eggs from their hens, meat is from the local butchers, jams are homemade by Graham's mum. Delicious dinners on request. They also have bikes to rent, from £18 per day. From £75 per night for 2.
Lydstep Beach Holiday Park
The site commands a lofty position along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, overlooking dramatic Caldey Island. This is an ideal location for anyone looking to spend most of their time on the beach, just a short distance from a Blue Flag beach and just minutes from the centre of Tenby. The accommodation consists of self-catering and adapted holiday homes, as well as luxury lodges with open plan interiors and private verandas. This park is part of Haven Holidays, a company that has been awarded GTBS Silver for its commitment to cutting its impact on the environment.
The nearest railway station in Manorbier. From there, take the 349 bus to Lydstep, and then walk down to the coast. Pembrokeshire Tourist Route on the National Cycle Network passes near to the beach.
Pen Y Bwlch B&B
From the outside, this traditional stone cottage in the small village of Rhiw, looks unassuming. Inside, the simplicity continues with style. The 2 double rooms feature white-painted sloping ceilings, roll-top baths, locally-made soap and fine linens. It is the food for which Pen Y Bwlch is renowned though: eggs from their own hens, local cheeses and dry cure bacon, herb and tomato frittata and fresh muffins…and that's just breakfast. Owner Anne also cooks delicious evening meals, leaving you more time to explore. Nearby, there's a small National Trust manor house with ornamental gardens and miles of beaches where you can spot dolphins and puffins.
Brynawel Guest House
Delightful bedrooms at this B&B are in keeping with the Georgian surrounds: some have cast-iron fireplaces, brass bedsteads and tie-backed curtains; the downstairs room has lovely wooden panelling and shutters. A short stroll away down a leafy lane is Glyn and Corina's own restaurant, Glan yr Afon, where breakfast and dinner are served.
Ty Gwydr
Ty Gwydr is an innovative, ultra modern take on the traditional countryside bolt-hole. You'll be impressed by the open plan kitchen with its ceiling to floor windows that look out over the surrounding mountains, as well as the comfortable, cosy bedrooms (one of which even houses a four poster bed). It's also very green, with ground source heating and efficient wool insulation. It was also painted using Ecological lime wash paints. Outside, there's a beautiful landscaped garden and decking, plus a private 8 person hot tub! There's also plenty of outdoor activities nearby, including Llangorse indoor climbing and rope centre, a couple of pony trekking centres and boating and water skiing on the lake.
The Willows
A boat-washing area, hard standing for caravans, neat borders of geraniums… The Willows is a squeaky clean caravan and camping site with extensive views over fields to sea and mountains. Priding themselves on peacefulness, owners Anna and Miles ban groups. This is not a site for those who want to sing campfire songs. If, however, you value tranquillity, considerate fellow-campers and everything just-so, this is your kind of (wi-fi enabled) park. For a change from caravan or tent, you could try the Hobbit, a tubular wooden cabin, with beds for four. It's fully insulated and even comes with a kettle and ice-box. Bilbo Baggins eat your heart out.
The Imperial Hotel
An elegant four-star hotel on Llandudno's seafront with views across the bay. Classic, period design rooms are comfortable with lovely bathrooms. The hotel strives to be as environmentally conscious as possible; it produced its green policy back in 1998, long before green issues were being taken seriously in the hotel industry. The hotel uses green electricity, cooking oil is recycled into bio-oil, and there is a strict recycling policy.
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Stones Cottages
You'll find this collection of eco holiday cottages within an 18th century agricultural courtyard on Strumble Head. The pair of barns have been carefully renovated using a combination of traditional and environmentally-friendly techniques - water is sourced from a borehole and hot water is provided by solar thermal panels (plus the owners have just laid underfloor heat pipes). The accommodation's green credentials seem to go on and on - the owners have planted hundreds of trees in the surrounding area, any compost used has either been made on site or certified organic, and the owners are happy to pick up guests (and their bikes!) from the local train station.
The nearest railway station is Fishguard & Goodwick. From there, take the 404 bus to Trefasser. The cottages are just a short walk away along Trefasser Cross. Route 4 and the Cardigan Route, both on the National Cycle Network, pass close to the cottages.
The Old Rectory
This fine Georgian house in three acres, was home to the rectors of Boduan in the early 18th century. Today it is the home of Gary and Lindsay Ashcroft, who will bless you with a friendly welcome. There are three comfortable bedrooms as well as a separate self-catering two-bedroom cottage with its own south-facing garden, inglenook fireplace, fitted kitchen and laundry. While there are no longer any dog-collars to be seen, dogs are welcome, but, understandably, not inside the property: there's a kennel and area set aside for them in the grounds. A regular bus from Pwllheli stops just 50 metres from the property.
Pabell Lên Powys
Originally built to store animal fodder, this barn was later christened Pabell Lên Powys ("Powys Literary Pavilion") when, in the 1960s, it was temporarily used for a local literary event. Located on an organic sheep farm and surrounded by verdant views, the 4-person barn conversion has a private patio, an open plan dining area and underfloor heating throughout. From £295 per week; short breaks available.
Centre for Alternative Technology
CAT is an internationally renowned visitor centre, research and residential centre, entirely powered solely by wind, solar and hydro technology. Covering all aspects of green living - from woodland management to renewal energy and environmental building - the centre runs courses on sustainable living, as well as educational programmes for schools and graduate training programmes. There are seven acres of interactive displays, and a shop and vegetarian restaurant on site. There are also two eco cabins on site – hot water is heated by the woodstove or solar panels, and wind and water turbines provide electricity.
The Dunoon Hotel
A lovely hotel with a touch of old Victorian charm, with oak-panelled rooms, an unpretentious restaurant serving good, honest food, and fifty individual rooms. The staff pride themselves on unfussy yet attentive service and you won't find any gyms, saunas or pools here: relaxation is the key word at The Dunoon, their 'leisure facilities' are their armchairs, so kick back in one with the papers and let the afternoon saunter by. Mountains, beaches, forests, rivers, as well as National Trust properties, steam railways and pretty Welsh villages are all close by. Doubles from £106.
Pendyffryn Guesthouse
Quite possibly the closest accommodation to the beach listed in our guide, Pendyffryn also happens to be situated along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and in one of the sunniest locations in the whole of the UK. This renovated Victorian home offers two newly decorated ensuite bedrooms, the 'Seashore Room' with its views out over the seafront, and 'Islands Room' that looks out over Ramsey Island. Having once owned her own organic bakery, owner Rosemary is in a perfect position to offer up homecooked meals using organic produce wherever possible.
The Ship Hotel
Just a few metres from the beach, this small hotel and village inn run by the Harrison family, has nine rooms. Some have sea views across to the Gwylan islands and Aberdaron Bay. The rooms are tastefully decorated in warm and neutral colours, with coffee and tea-making facilities and wi-fi. After a day hiking the coast path or a boat trip across to Bardsey Island, you can relax and unwind with good food. There's a restaurant with an open-fire where you can dine on award-winning locally farmed crab or lobster caught by the multi-tasking Harrison family.
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I own one and it is a fine pistol. All the same you need to put some rounds down range to see if it works for you. Hard not to like the pistol, great grip with exchangable back straps to fit the hand, great sight picture and mine came with three high capacity stainless steel mags. The FNP was my first polly frame purchase for carry. I now carry a S&W M&P 45 and sort of miss the hammer but not the snap of a .40. All the same I haven't sold my FNP 40 simply because it is a quality pistol and one I carry from time to time .
Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not." ~ Thomas Jefferson
I got one for my brother...traded his 270 for it.
Sloppy slide to frame, sloppy barrel lock up, didn't like the weight, slide only locked with one of the three mags.
This was all found before I even shot it.
After shooting it, I liked how little recoil there was, it was exceptionally accurate despite all the slop. Still only locked on one of three mags.
I wouldn't own one, but would be a good starter gun.
I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship?
Why do you feel it necessary to list your guns?
I have heard of people having a problem with the takedown lever gouging the slide under the "P" in FNP. Have you had any expierience with this issue?
I have a Browning Pro 40 that I've had for a few years now. They're pretty much the same pistol. The Pro 40 was originally sold in the US while the FNP was elsewhere. For some reason the Browning if you can find one is a bit more expensive these days. Maybe it's the idea that you don't see many. Anyway it's the only poly frame pistol I own and I really like shooting it.
I think you will be very happy with the way the FNP shoots.
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A guide to a versatile, powerful, great sounding rig on a budget - cover all the bases without compromising!
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This comes from my own experience with many different musicians that play many different instruments. If anything seems a little biased I apologize for it's not my intention.
POSTED: 02/18/2015 - 08:46 am
A brief description of how the acoustic guitar works, how different frets and tunings produce different sounds.
POSTED: 02/18/2015 - 07:43 am
This one simple trick will make all the ladies yours! A guitarist once tried this trick, you won't believe what happened next!
POSTED: 02/14/2015 - 12:10 pm


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