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After all, data about money can't be more important than money itself and money safeguarding/management has already outsourced to banks since, when? always?
"Next time there's a server security breach, I'll call my accountants to come fix it right?"
How's this any different to a physical bank security breach (aka robbery)? Next time the bank your accountants work with is robbed will you call them to fix the mess too?
You should look into how much people trusted banks with their money before the advent of FDIC. People trust banks with their money because the government is insuring it against theft or loss. No such guarantee comes with Cloud storage.

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Historical timeline of the Chicago Bears
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George Halas, representing the Decatur Staleys, meets with representatives of 12 other clubs at Ralph Hay's Hupmobile showroom in Canton, Ohio, forming the American Professional Football Association -- which later became the NFL. Membership is set at $100.
Decatur Staleys become Chicago Staleys, play in Wrigley Field, and win the APFA title with 9-1-1 record. A. E. Staley gives Halas the club with $5,000 to keep the Staleys name for the year. Halas makes Dutch Sternaman his partner.
Franchise renamed Chicago Bears.
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After a 4-8-2 1929 season, George Halas replaces himself as head coach with Ralph Jones. Jones posts a 24-10-7 record during his three seasons.
Bronko Nagurski hits Red Grange with a two-yard TD pass and the Bears top the Portsmouth Spartans 9-0 for the NFL championship. The game was played before 11,198 indoors at Chicago Stadium on an 80-yard field.
George Halas returns as head coach and takes club out of town for training camp for the first time. University of Notre Dame is the host.
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-Doug Lowenstein-
To the many people who do know who Doug Lowenstein is, his contributions to the video game industry are clear. Mr. Lowenstein founded the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), a trade organization that represents video game companies that are members of the organization. When he first founded the ESA he felt that the video game industry was in need of a trade organization that would represent the video game industry in the political world of the United States as opposed to leaving the video game industry a fragmented, self representing industry. One of his first decisions was to support the Entertainment Software Ratings Board (ESRB) and make the ESRB ratings, in the United States the industry accepted age ratings. Also while head of the ESA Mr. Lowenstein used the ESA to represent the video game industry when dealing with numerous pieces of state legislature that limited the consumption of video games. However the effectiveness of the ESA has been questioned on numerous occasions. To many it was his hands off approach when dealing with anti-video game figures such as Jack Thompson and Leland Yee that caused many to ask whether or not the industry even needed the ESA. However Mr. Lowenstein did create one event that ever gamer, designer, and writer supported, E3. In attempt to make the video game industry prove itself as a growing industry deserving the attention of the mass market Mr. Lowenstein created E3 to excite gamers about what the future would hold in store for video games. In doing so he founded one of the largest (until recent times) and most envied trade events ever organized. It would draw the attention of not only industry veterans, but also numerous burgeoning video game developers and publishers. However the effectiveness of theE3's ability to promote smaller brands and independent video games projects was criticized as these projects would often times become strangled by the domineering personas of larger projects. While his effectiveness as a trade representative is often questioned, he was able to make many realize that the video game industry was large and rapidly expanding. As a result he convinced many critics that the video game industry would rival that of all other types of media.
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Bjarne Stroustrup is man who after I inform you as to what he has contributed in his lifetime your response will be "Oh, he made THAT?" So what did Mr. Stroustrup create that makes him an important man to note? C++…Bjarne Stroustrup created C++. For all of those potential video game designers and computer engineers C++ has become your native language of sorts. For the unaware C++ is a programming language that featured many innovations when it was first introduced that allowed programming far easier. C++ implements "data abstraction" using a concept called "classes", along with other features to allow object-oriented programming. C++ also adds a concept called "operator overloading" not seen in the earlier OOP languages, and it makes the creation of libraries much cleaner and simplifies memory management. Additionally, some of the features of C++ allow low-level access to memory but also contain high level features. For numerous of burgeoning game developers C++ was their first exposure for programming and memory management. For creating a simple and accessible programming language that allowed for a greater number of people to get involved in software and hardware development in the video game industry (and to a greater extent the computer industry)—Bjarne Stroustrup deserves a certain level of thanks.
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Sir Clive Marles Sinclair has been an iconic and often controversial figure in British industry for more than quarter of a century. He chalked up significant successes early in his life—the first pocket calculator, the first pocket television, and most importantly the best-selling British computer of all time, the ZX Spectrum. The Spectrum is widely and fondly remembered in Britain by those who grew up in the 1980's, and many of the games developed for the system by home programmers paved the way for many of the leading European software houses of today. It also taught a generation the basics of computer science and programming, due to the popularity of "program your own game" articles in Spectrum fan magazines, as well as numerous contests. In addition due to the limited functionality of the basic machine, many users "hacked" their computer to add additional functionality. As a result the ZX Spectrum not only ushered in a new era of game developers but also supported some of the first modders in the computer industry. However Sir Sinclair is as well known for his spectacular successes as he is with his horrendous failures, most notably the C5 electric vehicle. He was lauded (and eventually awarded a knighthood) by Margaret Thatcher's government for leading what was seen as a renaissance of British industry, but was seen in other quarters as offering only skin-deep solutions to Britain's industrial malaise. Now in his sixties, Sir Clive still continues to produce a variety of innovative products from his London headquarters.


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Plum Dessert Salad
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|Unflavored gelatin
|2 Tablespoon (2 Envelopes)
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Orange juice
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Red plums/1 can, 16 ounce plums, well drained and pitted
|2 Cup (32 tbs), pitted and cut into wedges (Fresh)
|Lemon sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Adjust Quantity As Needed)
Combine gelatin and sugar; add 1 1/2 cups cold water.
Stir over low heat till gelatin and sugar are dissolved.
Add orange and lemon juices.
Chill till partially set.
Set pan of gelatin in ice water; beat with rotary beater till light and foamy.
Fold in plums.
Pour into 6 1/2 cup mold; chill till firm.
Unmold; top with wreath of flaked coconut, if desired.
Pass Lemon Sauce.
Makes 8 servings.
Lemon Sauce: Beat 2 eggs and 1 tablespoon lemon juice together till thick and lemon-colored.
Gradually add 1 cup sifted confectioners' sugar, beating constantly.
Stir in 1/2 teaspoon vanilla, 1/4 teaspoon grated lemon peel, and dash salt.
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Testing the Internet of Things: The Human Experience
Mobile and embedded devices, more than any other technology, are an integral part of our lives and have the potential to become a part of us. This article discusses what "human experience" testing is and is not, and uses concepts from human computer interaction design theory to establish a framework for developing "human experience" test scenarios.
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China Open Results
Updated: October 1, 2012, 1:27 PM ETAssociated Press
At The Beijing Tennis Centre
Purse: Men, $2.205 million (WT500); Women, $4.8 million (Premier)
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First Round
Marius Copil, Romania, def. Marin Cilic (4), Croatia, 3-6, 7-6 (0), 6-4.
Florian Mayer, Germany, def. Fabio Fognini, Italy, 6-1, 6-2.
Zhang Ze, China, def. Wu Di, China, 6-4, 6-1.
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Reviews of Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
Grass on the red sands (again)
A well run lodge on the edge of the Kalahari, good food and friendly staff (the cats are friendly to). The added advantage is that the CCA Cheetahs are just over the fence and they are great to view at close quarters.
I was here in 2006 and there was a lot of grass, this year there was a lot more grass. Great stop over which deserves 2 nights.
Fantastic evening meals, great host!
We were really happy with this place. Superb and highly attentive host, everything here was to a very high standard. We were very happy with our room, we were not in the chalets on the dune itself but our chalet was still perfect. The setting here is great, very remote and quiet - and hot! The heat is the one thing that stands out here.
The food here was simply amazing, weather permitting you eat outdoors with all the other guests at tables close enough to each other that you can exchange pleasantaries with other guests. The meal is different every day and it's very well-presented. Dishes are carefully chosen and it's buffet-style so you can go back up for seconds!
We did two trips here, a short visit to the cheetah enclosure and a longer sundowner game drive. The cheetahs were great to see up close. The guide on the sundowner drive was great, very chatty and informative. We also went off on our own to walk along the dune, which we'd recommend as you can take things at your own pace and discover things for yourself. However, be aware of the sun - after ten in the morning the heat can start to get very unpleasant, unless you're used to it. Since this was at the start of our trip, we hadn't acclimatized yet. This is a great place for stargazing!
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
The Location of the Dune chalets is excellent.
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
Amazing setting, wonderful room and everyone was extremely friendly.
It felt like staying with a family since the place is quite small and homely, with own pet springbok and oryx (Biscuit and Jackie) and the staff were very open and chatty. Having said that, the room was very stylish and cool, with fantastic bath overlooking the Kalahari.
The guide we had was extremely knowledgeable and nice. The setting for dinner outside was amazing and generally the attention to detail was great.
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
Bagatelle Ranch was easily reachable on arrival, even though our flight was 2.5 hours delayed by calling in at Accra in the middle of the night (ugh!).
It was a lovely place to start: relaxed, some interesting game viewing, and staff who were all very keen to give us the best of service and conversation, which they did. The cheetah experience with Paul taking us out of the vehicle in the large enclosure, once he had stepped out to give the 3 males their daily feed, was quite something, more than we had expected, and to get within a few metres of cheetah in the open was great. His enthusiasm and well communicated expertise, and that of other staff, was much appreciated.
The dune chalets are very good (air conditioning!) and being set up one of the Kalahari red dune ridges was nice. . In the Bradt Guide, Bagatelle is shown in the wrong place, on the M41 instead of the D1268 on page 182 3rd edition.
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
nice friendly ranch with good food.
The sofa bed in our 'family' room was ok for a one night stay but really only suitable for two small children or one 12yr old - my two twelve yr olds found it uncomfortable and I don't think it would be suitable for an adult.
Paul, our guide was a lovely chap from South Africa and made us very welcome at our first stop
A fine end to our trip
Magnificent setting overlooking the Kalahari desert the main lodge is superbly fitted out. Our straw bale constructed chalet was luxurious and extremely welcoming and comfortable. The grounds themselves were very relaxing.
The staff were friendly and attentive and the food very good. It was an extremely fine venue to spend our last night and following morning before our return to Windhoek.
Bagatelle Kalahari Game Ranch review
We only spent one night here, but could easily have done two. Comfortable and friendly with good food. The chalets on the dune ridge looked quite dramatic against that amazing burnt orange sand. Lovely bath with a view, though perhaps a bit pointless given the prominent notices to conserve water!
The highlights for us were the very busy meerkat gang, which we spent a long time following, and the four cheetahs that Bagatelle home, particularly the young female that we got really close to.
A fine start
Our first nights in Namibia; Bagatelle courteously and efficiently run; cuisine and hospitality excellent; private ownership gave first class feeling of comfort and concern; young management very competent, good humoured and always concerned for our welfare and interests.
Had these been our final nights, we might have been disappointed in the variety of wild life available on view tho' some magnificent sighting of hornbill and lilac breasted roller; guide very fully informed and entertaining.
Keeping, feeding and, in one case, an invitation to pat a cheetah, all rather tacky. Our choice of this venue substantially influenced by advertised resident meer cats - in fact, none were there, absent elsewhere where food was more plentiful.
Highlight - bright fire, cheerful company and exceptional cooking.
Lows - the collection of domesticated 'wild' animals and the phony experience of 'captive' cheetahs.
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These are very good points and highlight the difference between how perhaps we, from the UK, expect to find African wildlife and sometimes how it can be in Africa. Like many guestfarms in Namibia, Bagatelle feels that its captive cheetahs are an attraction that some visitors want to see – hence the organized viewings.
The "captive" cheetahs at Bagatelle are in a large 12ha area, approved by the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF). The CCF rescues cheetahs from farmers who used to kill cheetahs as vermin, and they have relocated a couple here for their own safety. Bagatelle are happy to take care of these cheetahs.
Bagatelle also has various habituated, almost 'pet' animals, including the cheetah, called Pepper, and the meerkats. For various reasons they are very used to humans (whether they were orphaned, hand reared, or have just live close to humans and are now not bothered by them). These animals are free to roam and are not restrained at Bagatelle in any way - hence, the absence of the meerkats when these travellers visited. Apparently they went off foraging for a number of days, but Bagatelle are very happy that they are all back "home" again now!
Feed the cheetahs!
Dune chalets really put you in amongst the sand dunes with the best views.
Participating in the Cheetah and other animal feedings proved to be close encounters! Exceptionally interesting nature drive of some 4 hours. Welcoming and friendly staff eager to show their ranch.


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The one with The sub-£1,500 not-Porsches
Series 6, Episode 2 (2005)
The boys find out if you can get a good coupe for not-very-much money. And how far they'll get before breaking horribly. JC drives the Maserati MC12 to cheer himself up.
TestsMaserati MC12
A real left-field supercar, the MC12 is basically Maserati's version of the Ferrari Enzo. But as JC admits, you need real skill to handle this beast. Find out if he's up to the job.Watch Now
ChallengesThe boys' budget coupe challenge part 1 (series 6, episode 2)
The challenge is on for the boys to find a good coupe for £1,500. Jeremy buys a Mitsubishi Starion, James a Jaguar XJS and Richard a BMW 635. And then the trouble starts.Watch Now
Other-StuffRestoration, part 2
James puts the case for the ultra rare Adams Probe 16, which was featured in A Clockwork Orange, but would never be allowed these days for dull safety reasons.
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Maybe his multiple driving test failures are the reason he's always so miserable. Either way, a chance to thrash our Suzuki Liana goes down like a lead balloon.


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Raisin Spiced Coffee Cake
16 Mar 2011
|Sifted all purpose flour
|33 Tablespoon (2 Cups Plus 1 Tablespoon)
|Baking powder
|3 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Granulated sugar
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 , well-beaten
|Milk/1/4 cup evaporated milk and 1/4 cup water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Bottled Milk)
|Seeded raisins
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), chopped
|Melted butter/Margarine
|1 Tablespoon
Sift together 2 c of the flour, the baking powder, salt, sugar, and spices.
Cut in shortening, using two knives or a pastry blender until mixture is the consistency of coarse corn meal.
Combine egg and milk, and stir into dry ingredient mixture.
Add raisins mixed with the remaining 1 tablesp flour.
Spread evenly in a greased or oiled 8" x 8" x 2" pan, or 9" layer-cake pan.
Then brush with the melted butter.
Work 3 tablesp butter or margarine with a spoon, until creamy and fluffy; then add 1/4 c granulated sugar, 3/4 teasp cinnamon, and 3 tablesp flour.
Blend well.
Sprinkle on top of the coffee cake, then bake in a moderately hot oven of 400°F for 25-30 min.
Serve warm or cold, cut into squares, or wedge-shaped pieces.
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By Jennifer Whitehead, brandrepublic.com, Wednesday, 24 June 2009 12:30PM
Peta has employed its usual subtle marketing tactics by erecting the billboard outside Southern General Hospital in Glasgow, where the UK's only swine flu fatality to date was a patient.
Behind the main slogan are phrases such as "e.coli", "mad cow disease" and "swine flu". Peta says the ad aims to remind Glaswegians of the "dangers presented by filthy factory farms that supply the country with meat".
Jacqueline Fleming, a 38-year-old mother, was the first person in Europe to die from swine flu. Pregnant at the time she was admitted to hospital, she went in to labour prematurely, delivering a son who died the day after she passed away in the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley.
According to government advice on the swine flu outbreak, the disease is common among pigs but does not normally infect humans.
There has been speculation that a Mexican pig farm is the source of the global pandemic.
Peta advocates vegetarian lifestyles through a mixture of messages about the healthiness of vegetarian diets compared with omnivorous ones, as well as using shocking images from the meat industry.
Poorva Joshipura, a Peta spokesperson, said: "Everyone already knows that eating meat is linked to heart disease, diabetes, obesity and certain types of cancer, but factory farms are also breeding grounds for swine flu and diseases that could be the death of us.
"The best way to protect our health -- individually and globally -- is to go vegetarian."
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France international Franck Ribery has said he would he happy to extend his contract with Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich . Ribery, 30, has been with the Bavarian outift since 2007 and is under contract until the summer of 2015. The French winger has been an integral part of Jupp Heynckes' side, helping Bayern Munich reach the UEFA Champions League final and win the Bundesliga title. Speaking to kicker-Sportmagazin, Ribery said: "I am very happy being at this club. "If there is a possibility to sign a new contract with a club like Bayern Munich, why should I not agree to something like that?" With new coach Pep Guardiola taking over next season, Ribery could see out his career in Germany if he pens an extension. Earlier on Tuesday, Bayern Munich's honorary president Franz Beckenbauer has welcomed the club's decision to turn down president Uli Hoeness' offer to resign. Hoeness recently made a self-denunciation to the German tax authorities that he had not declared taxes on a...
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A rock concert this big means it can only be held in one place — Ford Pavilion. The Mass Chaos Tour with co-headliners Godsmack and Staind sharing headlining status will roll into Beaumont on Tuesday, April 24 with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. with a showtime of 6:30 p.m. Also performing will be Halestorm and Man Made Machine.
I've been a Shinedown fan since the early days, IE: Leave a Whisper, so I never miss a chance to see and listen to Brent Smith's vocals. I last saw the band in 2010 when they headlined the inaugural Carnival of Madness Tour (Aug. 21, 2010) at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion hear in Houston.
It would be somewhat of a fib to say the Toadies are back though they took a small break several years ago. The alternative rockers from Fort Worth have decided to return to the stage and bring along some new music with them.
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Rained in, in Melbourne!
So things have been a bit quiet around here recently – we are rained in most weekends. Bah! There are however plenty of things to keep you busy around the Prahran area during the cruddy weather.. Here is my last week rundown :
Pimp a pizza!
Our local cheapy Pizza institution Lucky Coq, which is located conveniently across the road from my flat is running a 'Pimp my Pizza' competition.
You create the toppings, promote it to your friends and hopefully win a spot on their menu! The winning pizza design gets 3000$ and a donation to charity!
You can see mine listed with chicken, bacon, egg and blue cheese! Yummers.
Sit and hit 21!
Casino.org popped up in my searches for online blackjack, so i gave it a spin.. I've built up my initial deposit by around 20$ so far, so not too shabby. I went with their top listed site, Spin Palace. (From memory Spin Palace used to be the poker site used on a late night poker show back in the UK… I must be getting old!)
I dont normally play blackjack online, but definitely beats heading to the famed Crown casino in the rain. Hopefully i can recreate the success of my last poker game back in Manchester….
I'm also having a work poker game on Friday, so wish me luck for that also I think a 20$ buy in tournament, so could be in for a nice little payout.
Take a trip to Duke's
Arguable the best coffee in Prahran, Duke's Coffee on Chapel street is always a good place to find shelter on a miserable day. The hip-cafe interior and awesome brunch menu makes it a must visit venue in the winter months. Did I also mention how good the coffee is? Duke's regularly roast their own fresh batches of beans in the back of the store, fresh for public consumption.
It doesn't get much more Melbourne than that.
Barcelona's Chocolate Hotspots
Though Spain was the first country to officially experience the wonders of chocolate, back in 1528 when it arrived from the 'New World', edible chocolate did not emerge until the eighteenth century. Barcelona was there at the forefront of the edible chocolate revolution, shortly after the invention of the first chocolate-making machine in 1780. The Barcelona chocolatiers, Chocolates Amatller began crafting chocs for the new, more widespread 'eatership' in 1797, and, as we all know, the rest is history. The Casa Amatller still stands today, next door to Gaudi's Casa Batllò (the one that looks like a gingerbread house). The Casa Amatller, like Gaudi's work, is an exemplary piece of modernist architecture, making it an intrinsically Barcelona-esque building in more ways than one. Other chocolatiers soon began springing up all over Barcelona in the nineteenth century, including Simón Coll's family business, that began on the outskirts of Barcelona n 1840. Their signature "Chocolate à la Tazá" has been made for seven generations, and under the same label and with the very same recipe since before 1880. To cut short what would be a tremendously long list of classic Barcelona-based chocolatiers, I'll just say that Barcelona's chocolate-making pedigree is one of the best.
Given Barcelona's illustrious background in the chocolate industry, there are, of course, numerous experiences on offer for the chocoholic on holiday in the city. There are a number of tours available, which will arrange everything from chocolate tasting to a three course chocolate dinner, served with wine designed to complement the meal. It is true that chocolate is more versatile as a foodstuff than we commonly believe, and this sort of chocolate-based dinner will put pay to any reservations you might have regarding the serving of chocolate sauce on a steak! There are other courses that offer a more rigorous experience of Barcelona as a chocolate heaven, for example, Gourmand Breaks whose tours comprise a mouthwatering four days of total immersion in Barcelona's choccie hotspots! Having said that, with a little research it is quite easy to conduct your own chocolate tour.
Start, as most visitors to Barcelona do, by heading to Las Ramblas, the main strip that runs through the centre of the city. Many hotels and hostels are located just off this main drag, so you'll be right at the centre of the action within a short transfer journey from Barcelona airport. As soon as you've unpacked, make a beeline for the Café de l'Opera, right on Las Ramblas. You can't miss it. The Café de l'Opera was previously one of the leading chocolaterias in the city, and it still boasts the breathtaking Viennese style interior and exterior decor. Its collection of unique antique mirrors still adorn the walls, quite as they did in the café's heyday. Not only does the Café de l'Opera have a stellar chocolate heritage, but it is also one of Barcelona's oldest surviving restuarants. Enjoy a meal from the restaurant's á la carte menu, if you can bring yourself to wait before tucking into one (or two?) the many mouthwatering chocolate desserts.
However, if waiting for dessert just isn't your style, then you will definitely enjoy a trip to Espai Sucre, one of the world's only dessert-only restaurants. Yes. Dessert only. Amongst the range of special set menus and tasting menus on offer at Espai Sucre, you will find a special chocolate menu. Just one piece of advice: come in comfortable, roomy clothes! I made Espai Sucre my final stop before jumping in my taxi back to the airport on my last trip to Barcelona. Apart from feeling a little sick, I was so blissed out on chocolate for the flight home, I hardly had time to mourn the fact that I was leaving this gorgeous city. So, that's a good tip, if you need help minimising your end-of-holiday blues!
If, by now, you're not already experiencing chocolate overload, your next stop will be the jewel in Barcelona's choc-tastic crown: the Museu de la Xocolata. Here, you can learn all about the history of chocolate, manufacturing techniques and tour the gallery of chocolate art and sculpture. Once you've made it round the museum, head straight to the museum's shop, and order a cup of hot chocolate. This is not just any hot chocolate, and definitely worth experiencing even on the hottest of summer days: this hot chocolate is thick, like liquid chocolate. I'll just let you process that thought a moment…
Well, it probably goes without saying that with a bellyful of hot chocolate, a three course chocolate meal and a big bag of chocs from the Boqueria market, you're likely to be feeling a little off-colour. Time for a little TLC (and, by that, I mean Totally Loads of Chocolate). Check in at the Gran Hotel Balneario Blancafort Thermal Spa and order yourself onto the spa's Blancafort Chocolate Therapy programme. Choose from a melted chocolate wrap, a chocolate and orange cream massage, or a body cleansing sugar peel, and get as much choc on the outside of your body as you'll have on the inside. After all that, the little sweet they leave on your hotel pillow will seem a bit underwhelming!
Englands top travel destinations
Whether you are planning a family holiday getaway or a weekend adventure with your friends, discover the best places to visit in England. You can spend your vacation in one of England's busiest cities, historical heritage towns, or enjoy water sports activities in different beautiful beaches in the country.
Exploring Rural England
(The lovely Yorkshire dales)
If you want to spend a relaxing vacation in England, you may want to check out different rural areas in the country. Explore the natural wonders that England has to offer. You can visit the holiday gems in East Anglia —Norfolk and Suffolk. You can also visit the Lake District and Cotswolds' breathtaking natural beauty. The unspoiled landscapes of the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales are the perfect location where you can do hiking activities. West Country offers stunning coastal sceneries, excellent local cider and ancient countryside.
Life in the City
Looking for a night out in the city during your vacation? You can seek out different city breaks, choosing between locations for historical tours, romantic weekends, relaxing spa packages, and night parties. London's unrivalled atmosphere is best for people who are looking for a place to stay and have fun. Aside from party venues, there are also a lot of poker hubs inside casinos in the city. Travellers who play online games at online sites can try joining live Poker tournaments held at The Casino at the Empire or try the infamous Vic casino for cash games. You can win a good amount of money, which you can use as travel money to further your adventures. You can also spend your winnings to watch concerts and theatrical shows that are taking place in the city during your stay or shop in the retro shops located in Manchester.
Historical England
England is known as one of the countries that is rich when it comes to history. Its illustrious past is one reason why many people visit the country. For example, Stratford and Bath is known for its rich literary heritage while Durham and Oxford is where the academic history of England first started. Travellers who fancy great architectural structures can visit Windsor, York or Chester. Going to Canterbury, Lincoln, and Salisbury is like walking down the memory lane because it is where you can see the oldest streets in England.
England's Beautiful Coastlines and Beaches
The country offers breathtaking sceneries of deserted beaches and coastlines, which are perfect for people who want to spend their holiday by the beach. Discover the best-kept coastal secrets in England while staying at some of the award-winning seaside resorts offered in the country. You can also do different activities such as surfing in Devon, cycling in Blackpool and sailing in Dorset. You can also interact with the friendly community in each destination.
It's been a while since I've featured one of my favourite bloggers, but what a great way to get back into the groove, with Mark Heers from the well-loved Travel-wonders.com. Without further a-do:
Hi Mark, thanks for taking the time to talk to us. Tell us a little about yourself.
My name is Mark, I am a 40+ year old Australian living in Sydney a few train stops from the spectacular harbour and who discovered travelling in my early 20s.
Your main blog is travel-wonders.com – How did you get into travel blogging?
I started travel blogging around six years when I saw the mountains of old photos, trip notes, diaries and the like I had accumulated over 25 years. As I continue to travel, it seems a better way to record and treasure the places and experiences and people that I see and meet in my journeys. It seemed a great way to save older photos by getting them scanned and sharing some thoughts on places I've been.
Do you think using the internet (for research, planning etc) aids or hinders your travel experience?
When I first travelled through Africa in the early 1990's, there was almost no information (apart from dated and regularly wrong Lonely Planet books) and no way to share experiences with folks who had travelled there recently. These days, the internet is by far the easiest and most accessible way to get information but I think some travellers use the internet to tell them everything and let it remove the whole experiential element of visiting places. I always do some research on places I am planning to visit (great to find out events that are on) but not to the point where it sets the itinerary in stone. Shut down the iPhone, take your time in a place, slow down, look and walk around, talk with people, participate in local events and let the trip take you on your own journey of discovery.
You have traveled for over 25 years – How have you seen the world of travel change in that time?
Changes have been good and bad. Travel is more economical and easier than ever to do with the wealth of information and efforts by most places making it eaier than ever to see and visit places. Air travel is way less pleasant with overly zealous security, immense amounts of wasted time and airlines being way less welcoming. Getting off the beaten path is still very possible though probably a little more tricky and more and more countries (in Asia and the Middle East especially) gladly welcome visitors.
Where are you in the world right now ?
I am in my home city of Sydney, Australia – one of the greatest travel destinations anywhere in the world.
Do you have a favourite continent or country to visit and why?
I have several favourites for various reasons. My all time favourite cities in the world are Paris and Prague, though the latter is becoming crowded and over touristed. Pet countries/regions are Iceland, rural France, Antarctica and Canada while the greatest natural experiences are East African safari, the mountain gorillas in central Africa, walking in Yosemite and watching bears feast on salmon in Canada and Alaska.
What are your 2013 travel resolutions..?
Ever since I started travelling, I try to see visit or experience three new places, events, regions or sights every year. Have maintained that pretty well so that seems to be a good resolution to keep on with.
If you had a travel story to tell us over a beer, what would it be?
One strange event happened in Stockholm. Travelling out to see a castle some way out from the centre of the city, their efficient train service went near. As it pulled out from one station, the train rattled and rocked for me to look up and find that I was the only one in a carriage and it was being driven into a shunting yard, having terminated its journey six or so stops before my destination. The train stopped, the lights went out and I found myself trapped in the train with no way to open windows or doors. Before the advent of mobile phone, I sat around for a couple of hours trying to work out the best thing to do and whether I could pluck up the courage and strength to break a window and crawl out, when the doorway between the carriages opened to find a driver (who apparently has to check the entire train before leaving on a new journey). I'm not sure who was more startled but a brief discussion later and all was understood and I finally got to visit superb Drottingholm Palace. (Incidentally, a better way to visit to via boat)
Great story! What is your travel itinerary looking like for the remainder of 2013?
Travel is quieter now and tends to be shorter journeys a bit closer to home. A planned trip on the next few years is to walk the Camino de Santiago (Way of St James), a 1000-year old pilgrimage trail of around 800 kilometres through northern Spain.
How can people get in touch with you?
I happily answer email through a contact form on my blog and I tweet at @travelwonders.
Wow – that was great, thanks Mark! If you have any more questions, I am sure Mark will be happy to answer them…
The Australian Medicare System
If like me, you are used to the cushy life of the NHS in England, it might give you a little wake up call when you move to Australia. Everything costs money. A lot too..
The healthcare system in oz is very good, but is largely privatised or exclusive only to Australian nationals, which makes things difficult for travellers like me. Either that or the waiting lists for public treatment are humongous. They do however use the Medicare system (formerly EHIC), which allows for some rebates on treatment.
This means that much of the treatment you receive can is subsidised by the government, so you can claim back a percentage of your costs, post treatment.
If, like me, you require urgent treatment (in my case 4 wisdom teeth out!) then your pretty much screwed. Public dentistry treatment queues are months or even years long, so often you will have to go private and try and claim what you can back with medicare. However Medicare does usually cover:
- Free or subsidised treatment by health professionals such as doctors, specialists, optometrists, dentists and other allied health practitioners (in special circumstances only)
- Free treatment and accommodation as a public (Medicare) patient in a public hospital
- 75 per cent of the Medicare Schedule fee for services and procedures if you are a private patient in a public or private hospital (does not include hospital accommodation and items such as theatre fees and medicines)
- Some health care services in certain countries (although be sure to check which countries are valid with Medicare!)
Full information can be found here : http://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/subjects/medicare-services
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For those travelling to Australia from around the world – Medicare is a reciprocal system that is signed with people from:
- New Zealand
- The United Kingdom
- The Republic of Ireland
- Sweden
- the Netherlands
- Belgium
- Finland
- Italy
- Malta
- Norway
- Slovenia
If you are from one of these countries, i would suggest registering immediately for a Medicare number. Just find the nearest office here and sign up straight away. Good luck peeps and let me know how you get on!
If the British summer isn't quite doing it for you and you long for something a little warmer, then you might be interested in taking a trip down under for a year or two. One of the main priorities for any would-be traveller is to organise a visa, so here is the basic process to getting one that suits your circumstances.
Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417)
The main purpose of this visa is if you plan to travel and work to supplement your time in the country. You can do the following:
– Enter Australia withing 12 months of being granted the visa. That means that even if i apply on 1st Jan 2013, i dont need to be in the country til the following year, at which point my 12 month allowance is activated.
It would be recommended to organise the visa before you book flights, as your holiday depends on it.
– Stay up to 12 months in Australia.
– Enter and leave the country as many times as you wish during this 12 month period.
– Work for up to 6 months with one employer.
– Study for up to 4 months.
– You can also apply for a second WHV, which gives you an additional 12 months in oz, although to be accepted you will normally have to do rural or agricultural work to ensure this application is approved. This includes things like fruit picking and manual work in remote areas of the country.
Currently, im rocking a 417 visa as i expect my employer to fork out for a 457 work sponsored visa. This is quite common and can save the hassle of initially finding a company that will sponsor you. For work in restaurants, bars etc you will normally find that they will not sponsor you, unless in a senior or indespensible role.
How to apply:
You can geek up on all the informaiton on the official immigration website:
or go straight to the application forms here:
The Working Holiday (Subclass 417) visa costs $365AUD for most countries in Europe, along with a few others. Be very wary of third party companies reselling the visa applicaiton process. They will tack on charges that are unneccesary and can be avoided – by filling in the forms yourself.
Overall, i found the application process to be very simple and i'm sure you will too, when considering a move to oz.
Sail away, sail away, sail away
If you want to see the world, cruises are an awesome way to visit lots of different destinations while travelling in serious style. Cruise liners have bars, restaurants and evening entertainment as well as things like swimming pools and spas; so you can enjoy a proper holiday experience while you're journeying to various ports. Along the way you get to take in all the best sights from every stop off point, with the choice to join in with shore excursions organised by the ship staff or to just explore by yourself and see what you find.
P&O Cruises have just made this pretty interesting infographic that shows off some cool facts about the ships. For example, did you know that the combined weight of all P&O's cruises ships is the equivalent to 75,000 London double decker buses? Although I'd definitely prefer to be chilling by the pool on a Caribbean cruise ship than riding a London bus…
Check out the infographic for more facts and holiday inspiration!
We landed in Melbourne, Australia!
After a good year or so of waiting, the girlfriend and I landed in the fantastic Melbourne, Australia. Nicely planted by the Port Phillip Bay and the country's second largest populated city, Melbourne has plenty of life to keep us busy for the next year or two.
Getting over here was plain sailing, our flights were two legs – Etihad and Qantas (avoiding the much loathed China Southern Airlines). With a 2 hour stop off in the swanky Dubai airport, we hopped onto the second leg of the flight, which was around 13 hours, taking total travel time to roughly 24hours all in. With a few bad movies and a few worse in-flight meals, we landed down under.
Despite travelling frequently, the stress of immigration always gets my palms-a-sweating. However our visas meant we could sail through customs with only the smallest of glances from the immigration officers.
Because the economy in Australia is still very bouyant, the work opportunities out here are just too enticing to miss. The national wage for adults over 20 is currently $15.59, so around 70% higher than what you will find back in the UK. One thing we have noticed quickly however is the higher living costs for most things – in particular, food, bills and entertainment is roughly 30-50% higher than back in the UK. Although admittedly, coming from London the increase isnt too painful to bear.
Somewhere to stay
Having a base to rest your weary head is extremely important, not only to shake off the jet lag but to get you close to the action when you need to be. When we arrived, we stayed in an AirBnb flat in Fitzroy, which is just to the north of Central Melbourne. AirBnb lets you rent whole or parts of someones home, just like you would a hotel room, but at a reduced cost when compared to a traditional hotel or B&B.
(The flat we stayed in)
My first experience of AirBnb was a good one. Our host Toby was a contractor, who worked in the Melbourne CBD. He was very helpful in answering our questions about the city, but also gave us our space within his flat to allow us to relax and do our own thing. We were also well placed at the top of Brunswick street, with good transport links. There's something very comforting about staying in a real home rather than a drab hostel or the like.
The main street that cuts through Fitzroy is Brunswick Street, which runs in a straight line up through a bustling collection of shops, cafes and restaurants. During the week things are pretty quiet, but at the weekend things start coming alive with the local hip-crowd and young revellers descending on in. The area is classed as quite 'alternative', but from that i guess people mean a touch on the younger/trendier side, so it may not be for everyone.
What to do in Fitzroy
While you won't be short of things to do on Brunswick Street, here are some notable places on my 'done' or 'to do' list:
The Workers Club
A laid back bar and cafe that plays host to up and coming bands in the area.
51 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, VIC, 3065
Bimbo Deluxe
Somewhat of a legendary bar and pizza joint on Brunswick St, that opens its doors for 7 days a week. Simply put, the venue offers "$4 gourmet pizzas, to accompany a diverse range of beer, wine and spirits to be enjoyed amongst the lounges or in the rooftop courtyard". If you didnt know – 4$ is cheap as you will get in Melbourne for a pizza… Ever.
Don't miss the zucchini pizza and maybe even one of the $4 hot dogs. If you're feeling naughty.
376 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, VIC 3065
Slowpoke Espresso
A quaint and welcoming little cafe just a couple of metres away from 'My Beautiful Laundrette' – a traditional laundrette on the same street. Slowpoke is an ideal place for a coffee and toast whilst your whites do their thing in the dryer.
157 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, VIC 3065
Phat Brats
One of the first foodie experiences we enjoyed and is one to remember. Think hipster hot dogs done in a gourmet, over-the-top way with moutains of flavbour, pickles and accompanying fries. The chorizo dog was something special…
320 Brunswick St, Fitzroy, VIC 3065
The Standard Hotel
Great for an oldy-worldy pub feel with an eclectic atmosphere, the Standard is a great little pub. Popular with the old regulars and young whipper-snappers alike, the pub has plenty of comfy seating inside and out, which will make it a great choice during the summer!
293 Fitzroy St, Fitzroy, VIC 3065
That should keep you going for a while. More ozzie related posts to follow.
Three summer clubbing destinations
If you're looking for fun in the sun with friends this summer, pick one of the world's top summer party destinations for a holiday you won't forget. Read on for a top three of the best European clubbing destinations to visit this summer.
It goes without saying that Ibiza is pretty much the capital of summer party venues. San Antonio is this Balearic Island's second largest town and has held onto the unofficial title of clubbing capital of the world for some time now, so you know you're not going to be let down when you come here for a clubbing holiday.
When you visit Ibiza you will generally take a bus to the main super clubs, although some, such as Ibiza Rocks and El Paradis, are walkable if you're staying in San Antonio or San Antonio Bay, making the area an ideal location.
You can choose to stay in San Antonio itself in the midst of the action, in which case Ibiza's Hotel Gran Sol is highly recommended. Or instead you might choose to is highly recommended. Or instead you might choose to stay in the slightly more peaceful San Antonio Bay, only a short walk away from the centre of the action and with plenty of accommodation to choose from.
Aiya Napa
Cyprus's Aiya Napa has a well-earned reputation for being a party town, but it wasn't always this way. In fact, before the 70s it was a quaint little fishing town. Now it's a resort dedicated to package holidays and tourists who like some serious partying with their sun, sea and sand. There is plenty to keep you entertained all day and all night here, with numerous bars, clubs and restaurants to choose from and a multitude of hotels and apartments to stay in.
Be aware though that if you fancy a trip to Aiya Napa in peak summer season (July-August), you'll be battling it out amongst loads of other people with the same idea, so book early unless you're happy sleeping on the beach!
No list of top European party destinations would be complete without Majorca's Magaluf. Many a stag and hen do have enjoyed messy weeks and weekends here, so if that's the kind of holiday you're after, you certainly won't be disappointed. The mega-clubs, world-renowned DJs and epic foam parties are enough to keep party-hard holidaymakers coming back year after year.
For serious clubbers, buying a Magaluf Club Pass is a good idea as it'll give you entry into the area's top five clubs and save you a bit of cash; more to spend on cocktails!
An alternative stag do in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is one of the top stag destinations in Europe. The city offers gorgeous green parks and canals, wonderful coffee shops and a chilled atmosphere. But let's face it – lots of men go for their stag party in Amsterdam for the weed and the Red Light District. If that's not your bag, there are plenty of other more unconventional options which are more cultural, interesting and less sleazy.
An indulgent treatment
If you fancy organising a really luxurious treat for the stag and his friends, a health resort like Spa Zuiver is the way to go. Set in the middle of the woods on the edge of Amsterdam, it really is the perfect retreat. With a swimming pool, relaxing saunas and revitalising aroma baths you're spoilt for choice. Treatments include hammam hot scrubs, massages and tanning sessions. One visitor said "This is not a spa, it is the pure paradise! I have never experienced such a great service and so many facilities. I would say that it is the best spa in whole Netherlands."
This video, although spoken in Dutch, shows some of the main treatment areas in the spa:
A canal tour
Fancy a tour of the city by boat? On these tours your captain will escort you and fellow crew in open-air, low-sided boats perfect for navigating Amsterdam's canals. Run by The Saint Nicolaas Boat Club, a group of volunteers, the tours are free, but you're welcome to make a donation (and we suggest you do!).
Due to licence issues, the canal tours are now running through Mike's Bike Tours Amsterdam, which is the best place to make bookings. Captains can be found at Mike's Bikes before and after rides, but they ask that you do not phone the office with boat tour-related questions (face to face is best).
A brewery visit
Established in Amsterdam in the mid-1800s, Heineken is now one of the largest beer producers in the world. The former brewery has now been opened up to the public to allow beer fans to have an interactive tour through the history of the infamous drink. With amusement rides, a tour of the historic brew room and a tasting bar, you won't be disappointed.
Dine with the Dutch
This is a brilliant idea that should be replicated in cities across the UK. It gives you a chance to experience Amsterdam as a local: register on the website and it'll match you and your mates with a family who will invite you to their home for dinner! Specially selected hosts will cook you a three course meal and regale you with tales about Holland and Dutch culture. This will definitely be a unique experience and it's a perfect way to find out about all the local haunts you might otherwise miss as a visitor.


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Highly regarded Gwinnett County law firm welcomes former law clerk and recent John Marshall Law School graduate
Buford, GA (Lexis Nexis) January 15, 2010 -- The McGarity Group, a Gwinnett County law firm with special expertise in personal injury litigation and family law matters, today announced that Anne Marie Braham has joined the firm as an associate attorney.
Braham began her professional career as a law clerk with The McGarity Group in 2007, while attending Atlanta's John Marshall Law School. As a junior staff member, Braham tracked HB 586 from its inception and her legislative history, "HB 586: Public Defense, Amending O.C.G.A. Section 15-6-24," was published in the introductory volume of the John Marshall Law Journal.
Prior to starting her legal career, Braham graduated with honors from Auburn University with a bachelor of arts degree in political science. She is a member of the State Bar of Georgia and is a member of the Bar's Family Law Section. Braham is also a member of the Georgia Association of Women Lawyers, Phi Alpha Delta, and the Gainesville Hall County Junior League.
"We're delighted that Anne Marie has joined our firm as an associate, after appreciating her valuable contributions as a law clerk for the past three years," said J. Michael McGarity, the former Gwinnett County Assistant District Attorney who founded The McGarity Group law firm in 2006. "She will be focusing her practice on family law matters, but will also be part of our team for some of the personal injury litigation cases that our firm handles for clients."'/>"/>
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"They broke the record in July; in August, we were in Monterey unveiling the Tuatara to some private clients. So that was one month after they broke the record. Immediately, the press said, 'Ooh, this is SSC's answer to their record.' All of a sudden it showed us everyone out there thinks that top speed is all we do."
Just a few miles on a gently winding road in the Ultimate Aero shows that isn't the case. The suspension is well sorted, the steering accurate and the aero at speed does keep it nailed to the road. It's the engine that is somewhat disappointing on this one. Before driving the Venom it feels fast, just not supercar fast. Rowing it through the gears, the turbo wastegates twittering away in mechanical surround sound, the speed builds rapidly to about 150mph, but then disappointingly starts running out of puff.


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Let Sarah Speak! Do Your Part To Help Sarah Palin Get A Speaking Slot At The Republican Convention
In 2008, after Sarah Palin became our vice-presidential nominee, she instantly became the most prominent woman in the Republican Party. Since then, she has relentlessly supported the Tea Party and in 2010, she was one of the most valuable players in the best year the GOP has had in half a century. During that election cycle, she endorsed candidates like Nikki Haley, Renee Ellmers, Kristi Noem, Susana Martinez, Chris Christie, Sean Duffy, Bob McDonnell, Tim Scott, Rand Paul, and Allen West. Additionally, there are few people who would dispute that Sarah Palin is a dynamic speaker with a large fan base in the Republican Party.
What this all adds up to, as Ed Morrisey noted over at Hot Air, is that Palin deserves a chance to speak at the convention.
Palin electrified the convention in 2008, and it's just good manners to have the #2 from the last ticket speak at the next convention. Few people in the party can fire up the grassroots like Palin does, and few people will draw the attention she gets. If there is still room to offer her a speaking slot, the convention should do so, and do so quickly.
Yes, we want Mitt Romney to win, but we also want to make sure that everyone knows the bad old days of the Republican grassroots suffering in silence while our "leaders" in D.C. make decisions we don't agree with, are over. Right Wing News alone can't generate enough signatures to make a difference. If it's going to happen, it will be because YOU think they should "Let Sarah Speak." So, if you agree that Sarah Palin should be given a speaking slot at the convention, then send a message by signing this petition. If you really feel strongly about it, email it out to some friends. Add the petition to Facebook, Twitter, or G+. Stand up, get the word out, and let Sarah Speak!
PS: Some people claim Palin was offered a speaking slot and turned it down. However, that's not what her gracious public statement about the matter actually said. Moreover, not only has the Romney campaign refused to comment, I reached out to the RNC yesterday and it also had nothing to say. I was referred over to Pam Stevens, who's the Deputy Press Secretary for the 2012 RNC. She didn't respond to an email about the subject. When this many people are deliberately staying silent when they could just say, "We invited Palin to speak and she declined," it tells you all you need to know.
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