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Artemarina is situated in a small road leading down to the large, sandy beaches of the Costa del Sol which is just 2 minutes walk away. Next to the beach is Puerto Marina - home to a wonderful variety of bars, restaurants and shops. Picture yourself watching the world go by whilst having a coffee or glass of wine under blue skies and sunshine!
Artemarina has all that you need for your holiday. There are six fabulous, just renovated, apartments all next to each other and all with different layouts. Perfect for family groups, golfers or the individual traveller. Choose from either: 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments, each with sunny terraces and patio furniture. Each apartment has a lounge with dining area, kitchen, bathroom and the three-bedroom apartment has two bathrooms. Some apartments have a separate kitchen and some have an American-style kitchen.
You'll not find a better quality apartment in such a fantastic location!
High speed Internet & Wifi. Hot/cold air-con. Laundry facilities. BBQ
Puerto Marina, Benalmadena Costa:
Puerto Marina is one of the main attractions of Benalmadena Costa. In an ideal location, you're just a few minutes' walk away from the marina so that you can enjoy it without having the noise and bustle when you'd rather relax.
At the marina there is a huge selection of bars and restaurants, English-style or Spanish, even an excellent Greek restaurant and of course, some excellent fish restaurants. Enjoy a real Spanish paella with a glass of wine!
For family holidays there is the Sea Life Centre and often there are also huge trampolines which are great fun for children!
You can take a boat trip around the marina, to Fuengirola or to Malaga. You can take a trip to watch for dolphins or, for the more adventurous, some deep sea sport fishing.
Local attractions:
Benalmadena Costa is an ideal location for a variety of entertainment. You will easily be able to visit historic sites such as the Alhambra in Granada and the town of Ronda. You can visit the very typical and attractive village of Mijas, or go to Gibraltar for the day. If you don't have a car, don't worry!! Coach trips are easily available locally.
In the more immediate local area you can visit the local Aquapark or Crocodile Park at Torremolinos, Selwo Marina in Benalmadena, Sea Life Centre on the Puerto Marina and Tivoli World Amusement Park in Arroyo de la Miel. There is a cable car near Tivoli World to take you into the mountains.
Local markets are interesting, and shops, restaurants, bars and beach are all within easy walking distance.
Car hire is not necessary at Artemarina!!
Local beaches:
Artemarina is in an excellent location to enjoy the sandy beaches of the Costa del Sol. The nearest beach is just 2 minutes walk from the apartments. The sand slopes gently into the sea and so great for swimmers of all levels.
The promenade connects up the Castillo de Bil Bil right along to Torremolinos, passing through Puerto Marina and La Carihuela. There are some excellent local bars and chiringuitos to stop at whilst you stroll along enjoying the sunshine and wonderful sea views!
I live in Spain. Like to be hands on to be sure everything is just right!
Jennifer Lynn purchased this apartment in 1980
Back in 1980 my mum bought her first apartment here. It's been part of our lives for many years! Lots of changes!
Location, Location, Location!!
Hi Jennifer We really enjoyed our stay in March it was excellent, the Miro apartment was perfect for us, it was bright fresh and clean ( Congrats to your cleaners) plus very well equipped. The leisure items , books, DVD and playing cards were a nice to have for the late evenings as well. As for the location, well it could not have been better, it was fantastic, so close to the sea and central to everything. Very good if you don't like walking just 2 mins to the from flat Promenade, but also excellent if you do like walking, because to can go off in various directions so not repeating the same area all the time. We are actually very torn now, do we recommend your facilities or keep it secret? we don't want to miss out on our bookings. No seriously we will be recommending you to everyone we know from now on, see you in Feb
Very well maintened apartments, clean, modern with all amenities you would need. Fabulous location, just a 2 minute walk to the beautiful Marina and beach. This was my 2nd year at the Artemarina, and I would recommend to anyone. The Metro restaurant is a favourite and is so close, as are all restaurants and there are plenty to choose from. I hope to be spending many more visits at the Artemarina.
This is the second time at these apartments but the first since they were upgraded,They are set in a peacefull location yet only 2 min walk from the beach and a further 2 min from the Marina.The upgrade has transformed them into top notch apartments with free arcon and tv,There is every thing you need for your stay in the apartment and a free safe to keep your valuables in.The owner Jenny is a friendly and welcomeing lady and will do all she can to help if you should have a problem,The cleanleness is high as is also the security of the small complex of 6 two story apartments,There are resturants within a few minutes walk and a couple of good supermarkets not to far away,Hopefully we will return again next year.
Belle petite maison bleue andalouse, dans laquelle nous avions loué l'appartement "Dali" en rez de chaussée - terrasse légèrement ensoleillée le matin permettant de prendre le café, appartement propre, grand, climatisé mais finalement nous n'avons pas eu beaucoup à nous en servir car il est très bien isolé donc nous n'avions pas trop chaud...très proche de la mer (2 min à pied), du port (5 min), des taxis, des bus locaux. Nous avons beaucoup apprécié le séjour, mon fils de 4 ans aussi (d'ailleurs il ne souhaitait pas rentrer !!). l'équipe de Jennifer est très sympa (Andres nous a donné des informations), toutes les semaines les draps et serviettes sont changées...la machine à laver est bien pratique pour un long séjour de 3 semaines comme nous. Jennifer est très pro-active, elle répond aux demandes rapidement...Bref, pour moi ce fut un beau séjour dont je garderai un beau souvenir. J'y retournerai sans problème... Je recommande++++
We would highly recommend these apartments.Booking was very easy and damage deposit returned quickly. They are in a fantastic position 2 mins from the the beach, and the marina but without all the noise! The rooms were of a good size, and well equiped, very clean and recently renovated. We used the built in BBQ several times, also it was great to have a washing machine when travelling with children.The wifi connection and the satellite tv were a bonus The owner, Jennifer, was extremely helpful and pleasant, and supplied a parking permit for us for hired car, although, a car is not neccessary as there is great bus service. we also took the ferry to fuengerola one day. For transport to and from the airport we hired a minibus from Suntransfers ,they cost app the same as a taxi hire, but were there to meet us at airport and collected us,on time, to take us back. We will definitely be returning to Artemarina!
Its the 2nd time we have stayed in these apartments and how beautiful modern and clean they are and well worth staying in They are amazing Very close to all amenities, to the beach,and marina
If you haven't been before they are well worth a visit
We stayed 2 weeks in early April in the apartment "Miro". Very tidy property, home and apartment newly renovated and well sophisticated equipped: modern and cozy, full kitchenet including utensils, satellite TV, free WiFi, decent beds (no worn-out matresses!), air-conditioning in bedrooms, gas heater for the living room and bathroom , modern blinds on the windows, balcony with sun all day - all great. Neat environment (yard, barbecue area), perfect location on a quiet side road near the sea, near the marina. Best conversation with the landlord / owner (Jennifer :-)) - so highly recommended!
Wir waren 2 Wochen Anfang April im Appartement "Miro". Sehr ordentliches Grundstück, Haus und Apartment neu renoviert und gut durchdacht eingerichtet: modern und gemütlich, komplette Küchenzeile einschl. Utensilien, SAT-TV , kostenloses WiFi, ordentliche Betten (Matratzen nicht ausgelegen!), Klimaanlage in den Schlafzimmern, Gasheizer für Wohnzimmer und Bad, moderne Rollos an den Fenstern, Balkon mit ganztäglich Sonne – alles super. Gepflegtes Umfeld (Hof, Grillplatz), Lage perfekt in einer ruhigen Seitenstrasse direkt am Meer unweit der Marina. Beste Konversation mit Vermieter/Eigentümer (Jennifer :-)) – also sehr empfehlenswert!
Benalmadena Costa is an excellent location for a family holiday or golf breaks on the Costa del Sol! We are an easy drive from Malaga Costa Del Sol Airport also known as Pablo Ruiz Picasso Airport.
Just 2 minutes from the apartments, you can walk to Puerto Marina, visit the bars & restaurants and the sandy beaches of the Costa del Sol. See the mountains of the Sierra Nevada whilst swimming in the sea!
You will be in an ideal location to visit the Alhambra in Granada and beautiful local towns such as Mijas and Ronda. Don't miss a visit to Malaga to visit the Picasso Museum, and a chance to sample tapas and Malaga Dulce vino!
Within an easy walking distance are local shops, restaurants and many tourist facilities. Visit Sea Life Centre in Benalmadena, Selwo Marina, Tivoli World, or visit nearby Torremolinos for the Aqua Park and Crocodile Park.
For golfers there is the 'Costa del Golf' - to name a few nearby clubs: Torrequebrada Golf; Valderrama Golf, Benalmadena Golf; Mijas.
Golf: There are over 50 golf courses along the Costa del Sol. A few of the nearest to Los Pintores Apartments would be Benalmadena Golf, Torrequebrada Golf, Mijas Golf, Valderrama Golf Club, La Cala, La Reserva de Sotogrande - the list is long!
This area of the Costa del Sol is rightly often called the 'Costa del Golf' !
The area is also a perfect location to bring the family. Whilst the golfers are away, there is plenty to keep the family occupied!
I can arrange golf transport and tee discounts.
Ski: Benalmadena Costa is ideally situated for those wanting a winter break of sunshine and beach, but also a trip to the ski slopes of the Sierra Nevada. The Sierra Nevada is only about an hour and a half away by car and the skiing is fantastic. Enjoy the relaxing sunny beaches one day and the excitement of the ski slopes the next!
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Refundable damage deposit | £100 |
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Help me find a bow
Hi Guys,
I'm new to bow hunting I have always hunted using a rifle and my 7mm has never let me down. Anyway I want to start bow hunting it looks like a challenge and there is a couple of prime locations in my area where the land owner would let me hunt If i didn't use a rifle. I know shooting a bow is no day in the park. What I'm looking for is a good bow for the price but maybe a step up from a starter there is always room for me to step up later if If I like it. I was looking at the Fred Bear bows(Element and Instinct) with the package deals they look pretty reasonable. I don't no anything about anything about bows other then axle to axle, I went to my local archery shop and the idiot in there told me that it would take me about five years of paractice before I could even think about stepping into the woods with a bow. I have talked to a few local hunters and they were saying something about my draw lenght v/s my height so for the books I'm 6'3'' with a 78'' wing span arm to arm. All the information that I can get about technical and choosing a bow would be much appriciated. Thanks flipmo
WELCOME to the forum and Welcome to the wonderful world of archery. The Fred Bear bows are great for the price. For around $500 you should be able to get all setup and with the right practice can be ready to hunt in just a few months. There are some things to keep in mind---Draw length is very important, if your wingspan is 78" then your DL should be around 31" which is very long not sure how many bows you can find with that long a draw but before you buy a bow be sure to have a couple of proshops to measure your draw to be sure. Also Draw weight is a major factor, most hunters are in the 55-65 pound range but do not try to hunt with too much weight. You should be able to sit in a chair, raise your feet slightly off the floor and draw the bow smoothly and slowly. If you have to strain or sky(point at the ceiling) then it is too much weight. Again I would have a proshop watch you draw and then decide whether you should go with a bow that maxes out at 60# or 70#. For hunting in North America that is plenty of weight. I know several people who kill deer every year with bows only pulling 40 or 50 pounds but since your a pretty good size fella I would suggest you go with more weight. Please PM me if you have any questions and I will try my best to help you out. Alot of great guys on here to add info for ya.
With your height and draw length, I would opt for a longer ATA but that's just me. It will be more stable for you along with a string angle that doesn't resemble a >.
I'd also look for something with a brace height of 7 1/2" or more.
The longer ATA bows with the larger brace heights should make for a much more enjoyable shooting experience for a beginner.
Do you know any archers locally that you trust? They would be your best bet to help you get started.
Good luck, archery is very addicting.
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I went out yesterday after work and looked at acouple of different bows. The Fred Bear felt a little small for me and the Martin that they had in the store didin't do it for me either. I Think that I'm going to settle on the Reflex Growler it felt good and the guy said that it would last me a good while. Does anyone out there own or know anyone that ones a Reflex. It seemed like a real good entry level bow. Any information is appriciated. Flipmo
Hoyt don't make junk. Reflex is made by Hoyt and although I've never shot a Reflex, I have shot a bunch of Hoyts in my time.
It should last you a long time if you stay with it. It should also make a fine hunting bow.
Glad you found one you are comfortable with.
Now get out there and practice practice practice.Never buy reloads from a man named Stumpy, Lefty or Nub
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Considering the comment from the Bozo at the bow shop, you need another bow shop.
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Nixon's Ghost and the Specter of Hypocrisy
In August 2008, the New York Times checked in on the celebrities expected to attend the Democratic and Republican presidential nominating conventions, and came to an unsurprising tally: "When it comes to big name entertainment and partying, it looks like the Democratic National Convention in Denver later this month might have an edge over the Republican gathering in St. Paul in early September."
One of the many stars lining up on the Democratic side to spread the gospel of Barack was the actor Maggie Gyllenhaal, who continued to support President Obama in his bid for reelection again four years later. But Gyllenhaal is suddenly not so enthusiastic about the government. She is unnerved by the revelations about the NSA, and has joined an organization to rally this weekend called Stop Watching Us. She and other Hollywood celebrities, such as John Cusack, released a promotional video, which the ACLU is enthusiastically sharing. There's one curious element to the video, however: it targets, repeatedly, one president: Richard Nixon.
Snowden's Crusade Takes Delusional Turn
Edward Snowden's public statement about his case, released by WikiLeaks, left journalists scratching their heads. As Max Fisher noted, the assumption seemed to be that Snowden didn't write the statement, and that perhaps WikiLeaks's own Julian Assange had written it, both because of its defiant tone and its (since corrected) clumsy English.
But more puzzling than the statement's authorship was that Snowden let such a statement (if indeed he had a say in it) be released in his name. Quite apart from the obvious language barrier was the fact that the author of the statement seemed to be either delusional or possessing only a passing familiarity with the details of Snowden's case. After criticizing President Obama for seeking to protect national security secrets, "Snowden" writes:
The Decline of Julian Assange
Spare a thought for Julian Assange. Having been holed up inside the Ecuadorean Embassy in London for nearly a year, the lonely WikiLeaks founder appears worried that Edward Snowden, the former NSA consultant who was described by the Guardian as the "individual responsible for one of the most significant leaks in US political history," is going to bounce him from his current perch as king of the whistleblowers.
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When Israel and the Arab States Agree
The New York Times's regular feature "Room for Debate" often brings together a fairly diverse and interesting group of commenters on the chosen topic, and today's is no different. The topic this time is about American support for Israel, and whether that hampers American influence in the Middle East. The debate group features Aaron David Miller, Rashid Khalidi, Daniel Gordis, Daoud Kuttab, and others.
But the strangest part of the debate is not what any of the contributors said, but how the topic is introduced. Here's the Times's opening explanation for the debate:
The president of Israel is resisting calls for a unilateral strike against Iran, but it's just the "unilateral" part that he finds troubling: "It is clear to us that we have to proceed together with America." Even if this is just posturing, the statement shows one reason the U.S. struggles to make allies in the Arab world: Israelis and Arabs alike assume that the U.S. will take a side in Mideast conflicts, and that the U.S. will side with Israel. Are they right?
In light of the long history of lobbying (and junkets for members of Congress), is support for Israel so entrenched in American politics that the U.S. can no longer exert influence and broker peace?
Assange Tests the Limits to Leftist Paranoia
Nice try, Julian. The creepy Julian Assange, mastermind of the WikiLeaks site, would love to pretend he is a victim of an American "witch hunt." Indeed that was the very term he used in his address today from the Ecuador Embassy in London where he has holed up. He also referred to Pfc. Bradley Manning, the soldier who was said to have leaked confidential State Department cables to WikiLeaks, as a "political prisoner" and compared himself to Pussy Riot, the Russian band sentenced to prison for mocking Vladimir Putin.
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Ecuador's decision to grant political asylum to Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, is a spectacular example of the gesture politics beloved by the far left. It is gesture politics because Assange, an Australian citizen who has spent the last two months camping in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, will have to smuggle himself past a phalanx of armed police officers if he is to make it to Quito in one piece.
While Assange and his supporters are portraying his current status as the consequence of politically motivated persecution, the truth is considerably more sordid. Assange fled to the Ecuadorean embassy after the British government decided to extradite him to Sweden, where he is wanted on sexual assault charges. To go by a recent op-ed penned for the Guardian by the dreadful Glenn Greenwald, you'd think that Sweden was a slightly milder version of North Korea, where prisoners are held in "oppressive pre-trial conditions," and where someone like Assange could quickly find himself in American custody in order to face trial for espionage, given the release by Wikileaks of several thousand confidential American diplomatic and military cables.
WikiLeaks Founder Gets a Talk Show…On "Russia Today"
When you're a self-proclaimed government transparency crusader and whistleblower advocate, there's obviously no better news outlet to air your talk show than the official Kremlin propaganda organ, "Russia Today":
[WikiLeaks founder] Julian Assange, self-styled foe of government secrets and conspiracies of the powerful, is going to be a star on a TV network backed by the Kremlin. The same Kremlin that has done suspiciously little to investigate or prevent the killings and beatings of journalists that have plagued Russia for more than a decade. The same Kremlin accused of blatant fraud in December's parliamentary elections. The same Kremlin whose control of the country's broadcast media allowed it to suppress coverage of the massive protests mounted in response to that fraud. The same Kremlin whose embrace of corruption led to Russia being named "the world's most corrupt major economy" by Transparency International in 2011.
Witness: WikiLeaks May Have Paid Manning for Documents
Politico reports that this claim is coming from one of the defense witnesses who spoke with Bradley Manning in a pretrial holding area at the Joint Regional Correction Facility. How reliable that is remains to be seen, and the defense filing is short on details. But needless to say, if this can be substantiated it would be a bombshell development:
[redacted] will testify that he was taken to the pretrial section at the JRCF and met PFC Manning. He will testify that he explained the purpose of his visit and asked PFC Manning who he was and why he was at the JRCF. PFC Manning allegedly responded with, 'I sold information to Wikileaks.'
Shortly after this alleged statement, the guards realized that [redacted] should not have been in the pretrial area.
The Price of Defense Cutbacks Can Be Greater Than We Think
Despite the fact that we are still fighting two wars, even many Republicans (especially some of the new Tea Party members) in Congress seem ready to contemplate serious cuts to the defense budget. That means the armed services are almost certainly going to have to make do in the future with even fewer resources than they have in the past few years. And that is going to put even more of a burden on our solders, sailors, airmen, and marines, who have already been pressed to the breaking point by the need to have so many of them deployed overseas.
While the media generally approaches this problem from the standpoint of a human-interest story and the terrible problems of service personnel and their families, there is another angle to this dilemma that may have an even worse impact on national security: the deployment of individuals to war zones who have no business being anywhere near the enemy or sensitive information and equipment. That appears to be the case with the infamous Pfc. Bradley Manning, the soldier believed to be responsible for the leak of hundreds of thousands of sensitive reports and diplomatic cables to the WikiLeaks organization.
According to a report in McClatchy newspapers, Manning's supervisor warned higher-ups that the soldier had demonstrated unstable behavior and ought not to be sent to Iraq, where his job would put him in contact with classified material. While the ensuing screw-up saw a few different officers punt on the question because they thought someone else would address it, it appears that the main factor that lead Manning to be sent to Iraq where he would be in position to create the largest single security breach in American history was that the Army was short of qualified personnel. According to the McClatchy story:
The findings in the Manning investigation likely will renew concerns that commanders once again refused to address signs of a troubled soldier because they needed his skills to deploy a fully staffed unit to Iraq or Afghanistan.
Time magazine's Swampland blog treats this as yet another example of how people who are potentially disturbed are being sent to war and speculates that it "kind of makes you wonder what other surprises await us, either overseas or when these folks return."
But, as Swampland puts it, the need "for bodies on the front lines" is not just a matter of mean or stupid military officials exploiting or mistreating poor, downtrodden privates. Rather, it is a question of how the armed services have increasingly become starved for resources and personnel even as we ask them to fight the war on Islamist terror in two countries as well as to perform humanitarian, peacekeeping, and other non-military missions.
The price for budget cuts isn't just paid in unneeded Army or Air Force bases or superfluous high-tech weapons that cost more than we ever thought they would (though we probably have more than a few of both of those kinds of boondoggles). Defense budget cuts primarily affect the ordinary Army, Navy, and Air Force members who are forced to do more for longer periods with even less help. And it also could sometime mean that unqualified people or those who ought never to be put in harm's way or near an important document are going to get shuffled into those posts. Bradley Manning's personnel file isn't just a scandal that will probably get some middle-level officer cashiered. It's a standing argument against draconian defense cuts.
Investing in Assange
Julian Assange, out of jail on bail in England and last seen, deliciously, complaining that someone was unfairly leaking details of his rape case in Sweden, has now made news for another reason: He has reportedly received $1.3 million from Random House and a British publishing company, Canongate, to write his memoirs. He has pledged to use the money "to keep Wikileaks afloat." That means that Canongate (an independenet publisher) and Random House (a division of the German giant Bertelesmann) are helping to subsidize WikiLeaks, an organization that traffics in stolen documents designed to hurt American foreign policy and anyone who cooperates with American officials–including British and German officials.
Their actions stand in sharp distinction to more responsible corporations such as Visa, Mastercard, Paypal, Facebook and Twitter that have cut off WikiLeaks because they do not want to be associated with its irresponsible and possibly criminal activities.
Where is the outrage? These publishers deserve, at the very least, considerable opprobrium for throwing a lifeline to the odious Julian Assange, an Internet vandal pursuing, by his own admission, an anti-American agenda. They should certainly be in the sights of the Justice Department as it contemplates legal action against Assange. At the very least prosecutors should plan to freeze and seize any payments to him. I wonder if there might not be a civil suit possible by one of Assange's victims–someone who has been hurt by the publication of these confidential communications–who might be able to go after the publishers for a substantial award? That may only be wishful thinking on my part but certainly it would be nice if these publishing houses did not get away with their amoral decision to try to make money out of this scandal and in the process to enrich one of the world's most disgusting cyber-preeners and -saboteurs.
Morning Commentary
Can Michael Steele actually win re-election as RNC chair? Chris Cilliza crunches the numbers and finds that the unpopular GOP official just doesn't have the support: "In the most optimistic assessments of his current strength among the 168 members of the RNC, Steele has 40 hard supporters. That's a little less than half of the 85 people he would need to win a second term. A look back at the voting in the 2009 chairman's race suggests that Steele's initial base of support simply isn't big enough."
Kissinger defends his controversial comments about Soviet Jewry — and his explanation is less than convincing: "The quotations ascribed to me in the transcript of the conversation with President Nixon must be viewed in the context of the time," wrote Kissinger in an e-mail to the JTA. "We disagreed with the Jackson Amendment, which made Jewish emigration a foreign policy issue. We feared that the amendment would reduce emigration, which is exactly what happened. Jewish emigration never reached the level of 40,000 again until the Soviet Union collapsed. The conversation between Nixon and me must be seen in the context of that dispute and of our distinction between a foreign policy and a humanitarian approach."
Byron York points out seven signs that the "No Labels" campaign leans left. Reason #7: "The sandwiches. At No Labels, there were stacks of box lunches on tables outside the auditorium. Politico's Ben Smith noted that, 'The vegetarian and chicken sandwiches were rapidly devoured at lunch time, leaving only a giant pile of roast beef.' That's a sure sign: If there had been more Republicans there, there would have been fewer leftover roast beef sandwiches."
Richard Holbrooke's last words — "You've got to stop this war in Afghanistan" — may actually have been a joke as opposed to a policy prescription. According to the Washington Post: "The aide said he could not be sure of Holbrooke's exact words. He emphasized Tuesday that the comment was made in painful banter, rather than as a serious exhortation about policy. Holbrooke also spoke extensively about his family and friends as he awaited surgery by Farzad Najam, a thoracic surgeon of Pakistani descent."
CounterPunch writer Israel Shamir, a Holocaust denier who claimed that Julian Assange's rape accuser had ties to the CIA, has been revealed as an employee of WikiLeaks.
Douglas Murray discusses the growing trend of Christmas-season terrorists coming out of Britain and what it needs to do to combat the crisis of radicalization in its universities.
Journalism That Knows No Shame
One can understand if the editors of the New York Times, Guardian, and Der Spiegel have no respect for the secrecy needed to wage war successfully — especially unpopular wars like those in Afghanistan and Iraq. These are, after all, the sorts of people who, over a few drinks, would no doubt tell you that diplomacy is far preferable to war-making. But it seems that they have no respect for the secrecy that must accompany successful diplomacy either. That, at least, is the only conclusion I can draw from their decision to once again collaborate with an accused rapist to publicize a giant batch of stolen State Department cables gathered by his disreputable organization, WikiLeaks.
I risk sounding like a stuffy, striped-pants diplomat myself if I say that the conduct of all concerned is reprehensible and beneath contempt. But that's what it is, especially because the news value of the leaks is once again negligible. As with the previous releases of military reports, the WikiLeaks files only fill in details about what has generally already been known. Those details have the potential to cause acute embarrassment — or even end the lives of — those who have communicated with American soldiers or officials, but they do little to help the general public to understand what's going on.
Only someone who has spent the past few years on the moon can be surprised to discover that countries such as Israel and Saudi Arabia are extremely alarmed about the Iranian nuclear program and want the U.S. to stop it, by military action if need be. Yet this is the thrust of one of the main New York Times articles about the leaks. Other non-revelations include reports by American diplomats — which are only one degree removed from newspaper articles and hardly constitute proof of anything — that corruption is widespread in Afghanistan, that North Korea may have transferred missile technology to Iran, that the Chinese Politburo authorized the hacking of Google's website, that Syria supplies Hezbollah with weapons, or that the U.S. offered various countries a host of incentives to take Guantanamo inmates off our hands.
OK, that's not quite fair. There are some genuine revelations in all these documents. I, for one, didn't realize that Libya's head kook, Muammar Qaddafi, spends a lot of his time with a "voluptuous blonde" nurse from Ukraine or that he uses Botox. Of course, just because information is new doesn't make it consequential, and this type of information is of interest primarily to editors and readers of Gawker, the gossip site (where I ran across it).
There was a time when editors and reporters thought of themselves as citizens first and journalists second. There were damaging leaks even during World War II, but when they occurred they were generally denounced by the rest of the press. We now seem to have reached a moment when the West's major news organizations, working hand in glove with a sleazy website, feel free to throw spitballs at those who make policy and those who execute it. This is journalism as pure vandalism. If I were responsible, I would feel shame and embarrassment. But apparently, those healthy emotions are in short supply these days.


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My department is looking to purchase a sport utility type vehicle as our response vehicle. This will be also used for Incident Command. We are looking at Ford Expadition, Chevy Tahoe's. We need only the two front seats. Back to be used for storage. Instuments,Hazmat kits, etc... Is anyone out there have any vehicle like what we are looking for? I would like some feed back suggestions etc....
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Try here, that should give you some ideas.
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We use them as Chiefs cars. Currently we have 3, the oldest is a '95 or '96. We love them. No problems. We have not done any modification with the exception of adding a home built command/storage box in the cargo area of each car. They have been wired to charge the chiefs hand light and portable radio. The weight of the box does effect the handling and ride a bit but no complaints. We have decided to use them exclusively. They are also on state bid in New York so we save a few bucks.
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All three of our Department's command vehicles are SUV's. Car 1 (Chief's vehicle) is a Ford Explorer, the Deputies have a Ford Expedition (Car 2) and the Comm Unit is a Chevy Suburban (Car 3) All are four wheel drive and were purchased on the State bid. The seats are still in them, they are also used for transporting personnel to and from stations, etc. The rear cargo areas have storage boxes for equipment, radios, etc.
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+LightMan TagEditor lets you edit your music files' tags, but it makes you suffer through a bunch of add-on programs to do it. Worse still, the program doesn't do much of the work for you, making you manually edit your files instead of filling them in for you. All told, there isn't much that makes this program better than other options or even Windows' default file renaming tool.
LightMan TagEditor lets you fill in the gaps in your music files so you can have a more complete track listing. It doesn't tap into any database, though, forcing you to already have the content if you want to put it in. The program gives you a series of blank spots where you can input information into your track listing for convenience. Its layout does give all of the information right away, though. It even gives the logistical details of your file. LightMan TagEditor also lets you assign a picture to the track and queue it up in your player of choice. On the downside, the program's installation is loaded with trap programs. Unlike other downloads, you have to install these to advance in the installation process of the main program.
The nasty add-on programs that come bundled with the installer will probably be inexcusable for most who download LightMan TagEditor. It doesn't help the program that most of what it does can also be done just by right-clicking the file in Windows' menu. This program just presents those options in a slightly more organized layout.
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+Are you madly in love with music? Then you should know that every love needs to be tended and cultivated. It is no different with music. LightMan TagEditor is exactly the program to do that with - tend to your passion. Devoted to making tag processing easy for those who are first of all music lovers and not tech savvies. With LightMan TagEditor you can fill missing ID3 tag fields even if you only have parts of filenames and folder names to help you in the process (such as title, artist, album, year, genre, comments and other info you think would be useful for tagging a file). The program can be used with various formats including MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, FLAC, APE, WV, M4A, AAC, MPC files.
In some situations, the music file you want to fully tag is stripped of any helpful information (you probably have in your music collection files titled simply track01.mp3 with no tags attached). In this case, the program allows you to download ID3 tags from various online services (FreeDB, for example). LightMan TagEditor is able to export available tags for a backup or for more processing, and import ID3 tags from a database via a CSV file while being connected to the Internet. With LightMan TagEditor you have access to an abundance of features and options like creating playlists, organizing folders, renaming files, exporting data using different formats, and other. Tasks such as editing, playing, enqueing files but also loading pics in your player, all marked by simplicity, come to complete the vast functionality of the program.
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Gun, flashlight, (the cheap plastic Eveready ones) LOL! Not! and, cellphone. The flashlight is a 90 lumens Coleman tactical. Very nice, bright, and waterproof. Runs on three AAA batteries.
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Gun, flashlight, (the cheap plastic Eveready ones) LOL! Not! and, cellphone. The flashlight is a 90 lumens Coleman tactical. Very nice, bright, and waterproof. Runs on three AAA batteries.
My nightstand-a9aa, surefire flashlight and phone. Wife's nightstand, FNP40 with TLR2 and a streamlight flashlight and phone. Either one of our phones is linked via bluetooth to an iHome Clock radio speaker phone set up. One touch and its on speaker so we are handsfree with 911. Its hard to hold a phone flashlight and gun at the same time.
My early warning device is two German shepards,Adolph and Vltor,they hear things I could only dream of,our driveway is nearly 1 mile,they can hear my wifes vehicle turning in at the bottom of the hill,so when I see their ears stand at attention I listen,they sleep in our den,so at night i pay attention to every growl,bark,wimper.then my bump kit is a Diamondback battle belt (with suspenders)that hangs on my bed post,it has a surefire 6p led,Rat 3 fixed blade,2 count 5.56 mag carrier,and a RCS G23 holster,so all I have to do is throw it on if need be.
My bump in the night kit is mostly my dogs. They provide the initial alarm system, as well as a feedback loop providing me information about the "bump". I keep my EDC in a Remora no-clip under my pillow at night and my extra mag in the nightstand. I can see well in the dark and we keep small night lights on in the house in every room.
I've actually not had any serious trouble at home at night. The last time the dogs were upset for "no reason" it turned out to be a distant earthquake that I couldn't feel, but both mine and the neighbor's dogs were acting antsy, confused and bark-y half the night.
Dogs are first line.
Making sure wife understands if I get up, don't start yelling down the hall "what is it? "Did you hear something?"...she now knows, if I do that, grab phone and prepare to call 911.
XD40 on side of bed.
Flashlight on nightstand next to phone.
Knife in nightstand.
Shotgun 8' away.
A good plan is very important.
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Sig P239, 2 spare mags, Flashlight and Cell Phone on the nightstand.
G23, flashlight and cell phone are on my nightstand, although if I'm startled awake at night by a noise I shouldn't be hearing, the Glock and flashlight are what I'll be grabbing. I know my wife will grab her cell phone off her nightstand, should we need to call 911 or such, since she is a lighter sleeper than I am.
Dogs with free roam of the house.
Gun on nightstand shelf, extra mag in drawer. Flashlight on shelf with gun.
Cell phone and regular phone. All my ammo in a cabinet. (My bedroom is set up as my 'safe room')
Plus, true cover, not just concealment, and a narrowed and confusing entry for intruders (the house was built in stages and is rather convoluted).
Did not look at all replies and this type of question has been asked and answered but here goes. I see in replies firearm at bed and maybe backup shotgun nearby and I see cellphone and flashlight. I would add that I have my garage door opener and the remote keys to both cars for activating alarms on cars---with garage open and two cars blaring with lights flashing it might cause BG concern but it is also a beacon when LEOs arrive--I think they will know which house is the problem. In addition to stuff, I also lock bedroom door, put a door stopper at base of door and since only wife and I and no one else to look after, I will not leave the bedroom. BGs may take my stuff but it is all replaceable and insured---if the BG is better at "gunstuff" than me, I do not want to find this out--I am insured but NOT replaceable--my stuff is just not worth my life. Do not know how "complicated" some houses are but I know my house in the dark and the BG does not and I do not intend to use a flashlight to show the BG where I am, especially in the confines of my bedroom, where I will have located myself in a defensible position that still provides a clear firearm path to the locked door. If BG decides to defeat locked and stopped bedroom door he will find out what a FN5.7X28 semi and a shotgun with buck can do to his well-being. Personally my only concern at end of this bump in night will be finding someone to fix the door jams and replace the carpet.
2 German Shepards, .40 Kel-Tec sub200 with a 30rd mag and a surefire light attached.
I wish I could find the poster that first made me aware of this, but I just ordered a great looking vest made by US Palm. It looks like an incredible product for home defense. It's a tactical type vest with a Level IIIa ballistic panel in the front (with the option to add one to the rear for $99). There are several options but the most intriguing models are the Molle and the Holster versions. I opted for the holster version in black. It has a horizontal chest holster that looks to be plenty large for my FNP 45 Tactical & Surefire X300 Ultra. It has pouches for 3 mags or 2 mags and a light, phone, etc. To keep the cost low I opted for just front ballistic protection; a panel can be added down the road (and I probably will add one after the holidays). I figure in a home invasion I'm going to hunker down in a safe room but if pressed I will fight, and having the protection in the front is probably the most important. The really cool thing is that I bought it for under $200 shipped!:image035:
Here's a picture of it in coyote.
I watched some reviews & videos of the armor being shot with various calibers and am satisfied that the armor will defeat pistol caliber threats. It even defeated a Brenneke saboted copper slug.
If something goes bump in the night I can have a pistol w/rail-mounted light, 45 rounds of .45 ACP ammo & my Surefire E1B and cell all loaded in the vest, ready to go at a moment's notice.
I'll post my impressions once it arrives!:smilez:
Hey arfwoof: As I said in a previous reply to yours I am not sure what purpose the flashlight serves in your home if there is a bump in the night. Is it that dark that you do not know where you are going? Are others in house that require you to travel all over the house to find them? My thought process, as a mentioned, is the fact that the flashlight gives more of an advantage to the BG, who now knows where you are, then to you, who knows your house better than him and can move about if that is what you require, without needing light over and above incidental night lights etal. As I said in my reply, my response will be limited to my bedroom and distances less than 10 feet---incidental light and point shoot capabilities, especially with a shotgun carrying buck is all I will need. PS: I do have a high lumen flashlight at my bedside for "taking care of business" before I get to my defensive positon (that would include using cell, garage door opener, and car emergency activation).
kelcarry, you make some good points about giving away your position with the light which I don't intend to do, but it is a handy to have it there (and it looks kind of cool.) By the way, I meant sub2000 not sub200.
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Today, we have come a long way since the first case of HIV was discovered. We have made great advancements since the time of desperation, when it seemed as though an epidemic would destroy our families, our countries, and our continent. This progress has not been made through coincidence or chance. Rather, it has required great solidarity among global partners and a deep commitment to refuse to let future generations share the same fate of too many of our friends, parents, brothers and sisters. Together as global partners we have begun the defeat of the epidemic.
As a country, Rwanda has worked tirelessly to protect, care and advocate for children, mothers and families infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Our collective efforts have helped us halve new HIV infections and increase sixfold the trend in testing among young women — from about 10 percent in 2005 to almost 60 percent in 2010.
Through community engagement and ownership, we have trained 45,000 Community Health Workers nation-wide (three per village) who sensitize and teach the community about HIV prevention, testing and adherence to treatment. In a broader sense, the community health workers also raise awareness about nutrition, maternal and childcare, and provide general advice on health issues. They also ensure a continuum of interventions from the health facility to the community and help improve access to services for underserved populations. The beauty in the progress we are making in the fight against AIDS in Africa is that it is a catalyst to boost entire health systems on our continent.
Defeating AIDS once and for all can seem like a daunting task, maybe even mission impossible, but it is made easier with the right kind of leadership and committed partners. We are fortunate to have both: deliberate leaders dedicated to doing all they can to better the lives of citizens and development partners like the Global Fund that support our fight against AIDS, TB and malaria with crucial resources, while helping us bolster our national health systems.
Next week, world leaders will gather in Washington, D.C. to launch funding commitments for the next three years towards defeating AIDS, TB and malaria through the Global Fund. The staggering progress we've made in Africa in the fight against the three diseases would never have been possible without the global solidarity demonstrated through strong international support for the Global Fund, which I hope will continue in the years to come. But we must recognize that a sustainable, healthy future for our continent is ultimately in our own hands, and we must share the responsibility by growing our economies and increasing our domestic health resources.
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NAZARETH, Israel - Archaeologists in Nazareth have found the remains of a house that dates back to the time of Jesus Christ.
Most people only know about the life of Jesus from what they read in the Bible. But archaeologist Yardena Alexandre says Monday's discovery sheds much more light on how people lived their every day lives in the Galilee town.
"What we can learn is a little bit about the lifestyle. I would say that certainly the remains that we have are very simple and it reflects the simple houses that must have existed in the small village of Nazareth," Alexandre said.
The house consisted of interconnected rooms, a courtyard and water cistern. There appear to be no luxuries or imported goods. Remains of pottery and vessels found at the site also confirmed the Jewish character of the city.
There were probably about 50 homes in Nazareth at the time of Jesus. Some experts say because the village was so small it's likely that Jesus and boys his age knew the home and played in it.
Located at the heart of ancient Nazareth, the remains of the house are just across the street from another landmark - The Basilica of the Annunciation. Catholic tradition says it was the site where Mary lived when she was visited by the angel Gabriel telling her she would bear a child - the Messiah.
Also at the site is a pit that Alexandre believes was dug out of rock as a hiding place.
"I think it was excavated by the people who were living in this house for the purpose of hiding from the Roman army at the time of the Great Revolt," Alexandre said. "We're talking now about 67 CE. This is the great Jewish revolt against the Romans."
All of this was discovered because of plans for a new Catholic center. Throughout Israel, archaeologists go to a site before construction to look for history.
"But these salvage excavations carried out by the Israel Antiquities Authority are terribly important because you don't know what to expect," Alexandre explained. "Very often you come up with very important finds, which can tell us about life in the ancient days."
Center developer Marc Hodara said he wants to preserve the remains.
"I think it's a gift for Christmas because we are for Christmas," he said. "It's a gift for the center also because many people would like to see the place.
Today Nazareth is a bustling city of some 75,000 residents. Once a predominantly Christian city, it is now more than half Muslim. But even after 2,000 years, the city's fame still comes from a Jewish carpenter who grew up there.
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WAYNESFIELD - Waynesfield-Goshen Tigers varsity football coach Gary Spencer was named the Northwest Central Conference coach of the year and senior linebacker Ron Jarvis was named the co-defensive player of the year when the all-league selections were released Thursday afternoon.
First-team offensive selections included junior quarterback Garret Miller, senior center Eric Glover, senior guard Ron Jarvis, sophomore tackle Gabe Wilcox, junior tight end Lee Turner, and junior running back Gabe Hennon.
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Donna J. Haines, 80, 1414 Nagel Street, St. Marys, died at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011, at Joint Township District Memorial Hospital, in Saint Marys, following a brief illness. She was born Jan. 18, 1931, in St. Marys, the daughter of Adrian "Hap" and Grace (Langsdon) Howell. She married Richard Haines II on June 10, 1951, and he survives at the residence. She is also survived by a daughter, Deborah Stienecker, of St, Marys; and a son, Richard Haines III, of St. Marys. She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Ronald Howell.
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McKenzie Natra-Look Gobbling Turkey Target
Zero in on a McKenzie Natra-Look Gobbling Turkey Target ($179.99) and bag your bird every time a shot presents itself. The 20-inch high target (at the shoulder) is tough and durable, while the DuraFlex foam midsection helps ensure long service and easy arrow removal. Ultraviolet light won't damage the 20-pound target either. Specify ASA or IBO scoring when ordering.
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Knight & Hale's Metal Yell all-Aluminum Friction Turkey Call ($34.99) is totally weatherproof from the bottom of its pot to the top of its calling surface. Drive gobblers crazy with high-volume yelps, the softest of purrs and everything in between. A purpleheart striker, which is included, will create realistic calls every time you venture into the woods.
Primo Hook Hunter Series
The Hook Hunter series of diaphragm calls by Primos ($14.99 each) is constructed with premium gauge reeds that are cut by hand. The Long Hook with its Upper Cut diaphragm creates raspy yelps; the Sharp Hook with Spike Cut is a more universal, do-everything call; and the 2-Inch Hook with Ghost Cut requires just a small volume of air to operate yet delivers pitch-perfect lost calls and purrs every time.
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Built in 1871 by the Freemasons, the Grand Opera House evolved into a vaudeville house by the turn of the 20th century. Later, it became a movie theatre, operated by Harris Amusement Co. In 1930 it was taken over by Warner Bros. Circuit Management Corp. It was closed around 1967.
The Grand Opera House was restored during the 1970's as a peforming arts center and continues to entertain audiences in its massive auditorium.
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This season (04-05), The Grand Opera house is having a classic film series, the first time they've shown movies there for a while! I;m very excited. Creature from the Black Lagoon (3-D), Casablanca, White Christmas, The Wizard of Oz, Rear Window, and others will be shown.
The Grand Opera House in Wilmington DE is listed in the 1897-98 edition of the Julius Cahn Official Theatrical Guide. The seating capacity is given as 1,330. Ticket prices ranged from 15 cents to $1. The manager was Jesse Baylis. The theatre was on the ground floor and had the "Edison system" of electricity. The proscenium opening was 40 feet square, and the stage was 45 feet deep. There were 7 members in the house orchestra. At the time, there were 4 newspapers in Wilmington, one of which was the Frei Presse, apparently a German-language paper. Hotels in town were the Clayton, Dennings, Delaware and Central. The 1897 population of Wilmington was 70,000.
The Grand Opera House (Grand)was part of the acqusition of the Harris Amusement Company of Pittsburgh by Warner Bros. in 1930. It operated as a movie house by Warner Bros. (Stanley Warner)until about 1967.
Can anyone give me info on the Cinemart on Gov Prinz? I can't find any info anywhere, but, I stop to look at it every time I'm in the area. What a mystery. The only thing I can tell is that I was built in the 60's due to the chandelier and font on the front sign.
I've seen this theater in connection with Dockstader. But then I also saw the Dockstader Theater as Dockstader's Wonderland. Does this theater have any other names? Does anyone know any more connections with this theater and it's vaudeville history?
If I'm not mistaken, they do sometimes show older classic movies here occasionally….it might have been Gone with the Wind or something.
There's another theater attached to it, the Baby Grand. Not sure it's history or if it ever showed films.
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Rate reflects RPI discount plus cable. Roads are good, paved going into and around the campground. Sites are gravel and grass. Good phone service. Wi-Fi only at office. Good cable. All utilities fine. Nicely laid out. Security great. Wooded where we were. So shaded, we couldn't set up satellite but as I said cable was great. The site was just wide and long enough. It was close but not as bad as other places. II would stay there again if in the area. - jcpjane
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This was a delightful newly renovated campground under new ownership it has apparently undergone a metamorphosis to a modern resort with all the amenities you would expect. We stayed for the summer and consider it a must when visiting the Catskills in the Hudson Valley. It has spacious shaded sites, unlike other campgrounds where they stack you like firewood in open sites to bake in the sun. The pond with paddle boats and fenced pool were pleasant places to chill during those dog days of summer. I highly recommend So-Hi to anyone who wants a bargain on camping in NY. I suspect the pricing will increase as this jewel is discovered by more campers willing to take the road less traveled! - Dealing Dennis
As the owner is very nice the park in general is not maintained. Seasonal trailers seem to have been left behind years ago. Our view was of a trailer in complete disrepair and with trash stashed in all sorts of places. The sewer hookups are into barrels buried under your site. The water was not drinkable. Wi-Fi didn't make to our site. Pool looked clean and newer. Store was bare. My fiance noted this would make a great location to film a horror movie. (please accept this as my humor) Campground has or had potential. We are new to RVing (five previous and wonderful campgrounds) and this was by far a learning experience. - boardnbound
Overall, the campground was not in great shape. Our first and primary concern was hygiene. The water was brown and undrinkable. We had to buy gallon jugs of water for cooking and drinking. Sewer hookups were into buried 55-gallon drums. Part of our drum was visible in our site. So these drums rust, don't they. What might have been leaking into the ground? Is this legal? Many sites are abandoned and very shabby. The owners don't maintain them at all. Many of the cement pads are covered in mold and pine needles, and there are disgusting abandoned trailers. The place was very buggy--plenty of weeds around. When we got there on Monday, the shower stalls were covered in dead bugs. Fortunately, they were cleaned that afternoon although bugs did return throughout our stay. At least the water in the bathhouse was fine. Some good things included a nice pool, no problem running our AC, free Wi-Fi, large sites, friendly owner (although rarely in the office, they live near the entrance), $6.00 gets you a large bundle of wood, and a few noisy seasonal people; otherwise a quiet place. According to one of the seasonal folks, at one time the campground had really been very nice. When the seasonal folks began leaving (many had died), the owners just let the place go. Too bad, it really has potential. - RCMicki


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An Englishman's wife steps up to the tee and as she bends over to place her ball, a gust of wind blows her skirt up and reveals her lack of underwear. "Good God, woman! Why aren't you wearing any knickers?" her husband demanded. "Well, you don't give me enough housekeeping money to afford any." The Englishman immediately reaches into his pocket and says, "For the sake of decency, here's 50 pounds. Go and buy yourself some underwear."
Next, the Irishman's wife bends over to set her ball on the tee. Her skirt also blows up to show that she is wearing no underwear. "Blessed Virgin Mary, woman! You've no knickers. Why not?" She replies, "I can't afford any on the money you give me." He reaches into his pocket and says, "For the sake of decency, here's 20 pounds. Go and buy yourself some underwear!"
Lastly, the Scotsman's wife bends over. The wind also takes her skirt over her head to reveal that she too, is naked under it. "Sweet mudder of Jaysus, Aggie! Where the frig are yer drawers?" She too explains, "You dinna give me enough money ta be able ta affarrd any." The Scotsman reaches into his pocket and says, "Well, fer the love 'o Jasus, 'n the sake of decency, here's a comb. Tidy yerself up a bit."


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Ok you Mainers... Texas "T" here but we go to Maine ever year at the end of Sept first of Oct to visit Grandparents.. they live in South China.. we cruise all over.... Love Love Love Maine.. and the Little Red Barn in Augusta... Yummy! :)T
I wanna go to TEXAS LOL
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Heloo Nice to meet you Hun