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Bikers guide to Budapest
Budapest might not be the ideal city for bikers, but it certenly is worth to use one to see a lot more of the city.
Especially in summer, bikes can prove very useful. The transportation is very good, but with that you miss a lot of details. And since Budapest is a big city, walking is a good choice but not for all the destinations...:)
There are bikeroads in Budapest, but not everywhere...but you have to be really carful even on this sort of roads, because car drivers often "forget to think" about bikers...
Lots of nightspots are easily accesble with bikes as well, so this might also be a good choice for party people :)
And if you are here and need a bike-partner, just drop me a note! :)
Equipment: Rent a bike here if you don't have yours with you.
Bike rental options:
Charles Rent-a-Bike
Address : 11th district, Hegyalja út 23.
Tel : (+36-1) 201 1796 Email :email@example.com
Website : www.charleshotel.hu
Open daily :00:00-24:00
Address : Locations at 5th district, Ferenciek tere and near Nyugati Train Station.
Tel : (+36-30) 922 3113
Yellow Zebra Bikes
Address : 5th district, Sütõ u. 2. (next to main Tourinform office at Deák Sq.)
Tel : (+36-1) 266 8777
Website : www.yellowzebrabikes.com
Open daily :09:00-20:00
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Formula 1 race - Hungaroring
Formula one, the "Racing circus" comes to Hungary every year in August.
The racetrack was built in 1986, and on the 10th of August that year the 1st ever Formula One race in a (now post-) communist country was held, which means that next year we are going to host the 20th F1 race!
The racetrack is in Mogyoród, a little city near Budapest, it will take you only about half an hour to get there if you are lucky. But after the race it usually takes more time to get back to the center...
There is usually a free bus service from Budapest for all having their tickets to the race, and the F1 has every year a contracted taxi company with a flat price from all points of Budapest to the racetrack's entarnce.
Equipment: Sunglasses, water and that's about it! :)
Iceskating in the City Park
The building of the Iceskating rink in the City Hall is worth a visit itself, even if you don't want to skate.
The first real building was built in 1875 according to the plans of Odon Lechner, and since 1887 the iceskating part has artificial cooling so it can work even during not so cold days as well. The building which can be seen now was built in 1893 (the old one was just not big enough...)
The rink is open from 9 am to 1 pm and then from 4 pm until 8 pm every day (exceptions: on saturdays they close at 6 pm but sometimes they are open from 7 pm to 10 pm, on Sundays the morning shift is from 10 am to 4 pm).
Equipment: Skates are there for rent as well (500 HUF/hour), so you don't even have to take these with you!
Running - Here is your chance
Budapest is great for running! The Margaret Island (an island on the Danube between the Margaret and the Arpad Bridges) is one of the most popular running scenes (with a partly soft surface covered running road of around 4,5 km or 3 miles).
Besides that Budapest hosts lots of running events, running days, Maratons, etc.
Ask for current events, there is one like every week in the season! You might be able to find some info on the Budapest Portal as well.
Equipment: shorts, t-shirt, shoes...that will do :)
Gellert Thermal Bath
On my 2004 trip my friends and me visited the famous Gellert Themal Bath for some relaxation. As an extra we allowed us a 15 min massage. The interieur of the Art Nouveau building creates a historic nice atmosphere, but the staff is kind of grumpy.
The bath consists of several indoor and outdoor pools, rooms for massage, a steam sauna and some other rooms. The pools have various temperatures up to 38 C. The admission is relatively expensive. Depending on your needs, prices vary between 2200 and 2700 HUF, but when staying less than 4 hours you get a refund.
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ATSA Fitness Center
Fitness and Aerobic(Fat burning, Dance, Boxing, Capoeira, Women, Step, Funky, Hip hop, Streching)
Personal training
Juice Bar
Nursery service 16.30-21.00 (free)
Sauna (free if you paid the entrance fee)
Equipment: Bring comfortable sport clothes and sport shoes, towel, shower gel, hair equipment (if your hair is long) and dont forget the sock neither!
Bikini and flipflops, if you want to use the sauna. Aroma oils can be used.
Running in Budapest Parks
You can have a mornign jog in these parks and sidewalks:
Margaret Island
Duna Korzo (Pest side)
Margaret Island is the best among of these because there is a running-rubber rug applicated on the Island, especially for runners and joggers.
Equipment: In the winter cold it is important to keep your limbs warm: wear gloves and hat.
Love Island
Between two big cities, Buda and Pest, there flows a river, called the Donau. And this river holds a little island. Everyone can visit that island by taking the bridge from either Buda or Pest. There are almost no building whatsoever, only trees and plants and slippy roads you can walk on. Many Hungarians play soccer on that island, or freesby, or they bike in these nice decorated for-two-or-more-people bicicles. On top of this all, you can also practise you're kisstechniques with your love. Really! Almost everywhere you look, people are kissing or hugging, even when the whether is still quite cold!
So, the first thing you do when you visit Budapest is...? Go to Love Island.
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cave climbing
go to the Palvolgyi Cave and book for a climbing tour. tour guides can show you verious places within the caves and you can choose from several paths (from more challanging to less)
"wild" tours can only be booked in advance by groups
Equipment: equipment will be provided by the tour guide - helmet and overall
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Mûjégpálya Ice Rink
Ice Skating is the popular thing to do in Budapest. The Mûjégpálya Ice Rink was packed with skaters skating to American music. Bon Jovi music was blaring from the speakers as we watched the skaters go round and round.
Hungaries richest but not too well supported team , thanks to a Jewish background. They attempt to play football on Saturdays kick offs at 4 p.m. Cost about 1000 forints and there's a bar at the very top corner of the main stand. Freindly crowd by Hungarian football standards.
Equipment: Its always freezing there so bring a hat.
Szechenyi Medical Bath
After sightseeing in Budapest, it is very nice time to relax physically in medicinal bath. It is popular in Budapest; the visits there even came into the traditions of Budapestians for a long time. Actually, these baths appeared long time ago in Ancient Greece, Rome.
The Szechenyi Medical bath looking very nice both from outside and inside, it was built in early 20th century. Medical Bath we have been is composed from an open-air swimming pool with warm mineral water, some very different bathhouses (like Turkish bath), some of baths with underwater massages.
Equipment: Better to bring more underwear, towels.
The National Stadium
"Ria! Ria! Hungaria!"
Hungary's dirty little secret is out. Behind closed doors, at national games when they think no foreigners are watching, they chant the real name of the country "Hungaria!" Not the confusing Magyarorsag they insist that foreigners learn as the true name, but the simple, universally understood "Hungaria!"
Of course they also chant Magyarorsag, but it's a bit of a mouthful. It doesn't go with many famous chants, so they seem to have reworked the first line of "Old Macdonald". It goes something like this: "Modge-your-or-shahg modge-your-or-shahg ee eye ee eye oh!"
You have to be a real football fan to go to watch Hungary at the national stadium. This isn't Brazil, and this isn't the San Siro. The once grand Ferenc Puskas stadium is now a whole lot of grey concrete, half of which is falling apart, limiting the capacity to just 35,000 people.
It's a real experience, not all of them pleasant. Rivers of urine (in the surrounding streets), carpets of tokmag (pumpkin seed) and giant unruly piles of beer cans; you can't drink inside so everyone is desperate to fill up and empty themselves before they get through the gates.
But the fans are friendly and passionate and it's cheap to get in. For about 6-7 euros you can get a front row seat near the center of the stadium. And you can actually get a seat, unlike England games. So for that I'll be singing "Magyarorszag! Magyarorszag!" for the time being. Or at least trying...
For Winter sport enthousiasts
Ice skating.
Entrance fee is 280 Ft (about 1,2 Euro)
U an also rent a skates pair, it costs 500Ft (about 2,1 Euro) per hour
Equipment: Skates pair of course :))
Nice place in the Central park, near Vaydahunyad castle.
Pleasant music (Motzart, Strauss and modern also) and just nice time spending
Rudas - Turkish bath - Men only
The baths is believed to have been built in the 1550s and rebuilt by Pasha Sokol Mustafa in 1566. At that time it was called `Green Columned Baths`. The centre of the present Rudas Baths, the Turkish bath, was formed during the Turkish occupation. It has an octagonal pool under a 10m-span dome supported by eight columns and surrounded by a barrel-vaulted corridor. It exists today almost in its original form and is the core of the present baths. The swimming pool dates from 1896 and was the second indoor pool in Budapest. The thermal baths is popular with all ages, though is for men only. The swimming pool, which operates as a medicinal pool, is primarily visited by the elderly. However, children`s groups also visit in large numbers. Several generations have learnt to swim here. There are also complex physiotherapic services (daily hospital) offered on the second floor of Rudas Gyógyfürdõ.
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Ordered a small and was glad we did. Truly good hand tossed pizza delivered to your table piping hot. Gus ... the owner is quite a character and at times quite fun to watch. Service at times is a lite slow but the pizza is worth the wait.
Pops is a master at creating super good pizza and salads. He's got character with roughish demeanor and his little cap and un-lit cigar that are constantly a part of him. But you will want to go for the food. The Greek Salad is awesome. The pizzas are fantastic. The tea is super. Everything in this little place is hand...
Not awesome, but pretty good. Not a first choice by any means, but ok. If Gus is in the kitchen, then you will get a good pie for sure.
This is a pretty good shopping plaza pizza shop. Everything fresh made. The toppings are good and fresh, but the hours can be changable. Been there a couple times for lunch and it has been closed up.
Gus is so funny and the pizza is amazing i am a regular here and everytime it gets better. The spaghetti and his gyros are great, but no substitute for the pizza. *HIGHLY RECOMMEND*
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Historic 1861-O Twenty Dollar, Choice XF451861-O $20 XF45 PCGS. The 1861-O is the final Type One double eagle from this Southern mint and it is a desirable, historic issue. A total of 17,741 pieces were struck. 5,000 pieces were produced by the Union and the rest were struck on order of the Confederacy. In the past, it has been stated that those with weakness on the date are the coins struck by the Confederacy but this cannot be proved with complete accuracy. As a date, the 1861-O is similar in rarity to the 1857-O and the 1858-O but it is considerably scarcer in high grades. In fact, in the upper ranges of AU, the 1861-O is fully comparable to the more-heralded 1859-O and 1860-O.
This example has a lovely yellow-gold tint with light wear visible across the high points of the design, and has isolated areas of prooflike luster visible in protected areas. A few moderate abrasions are present, but none are individually distracting or unusual for the grade. An ideal specimen for a specialized double eagle collection.(Registry values: N2998) (NGC ID# 269J, PCGS# 8934)
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Ayla Donlin obtained her undergraduate degree in Psychology and Business from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN. She then moved to warm and sunny California to pursue her Master of Science degree in Kinesiology from LBSU. Upon receiving her Master's degree, Ayla became a lecturer in the Kinesiology department and has been teaching courses since 2008 in the Fitness and Sport Studies options. Ayla completed her Educational Doctorate in Educational Leadership from LBSU. Ayla is the Co-Director of the Beach Community Wellness Program (BCWP), a community-based wellness program (https://www.facebook.com/lbbcwp). She oversees the Fitness & Wellness Leadership component of the BCWP.
Ayla has been active in the fitness industry for over 10 years as a group fitness instructor, personal trainer, group fitness director, and health club general manager. She is currently an American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) certified personal trainer and works with Johnny G. and Matrix Fitness as an International Educational Representative for the Johnny G. Krankcycle ® by Matrix. She has traveled to locations like Singapore and Germany to instruct fitness professionals on the use and benefits of the Krankcycle®.
As a passion and hobby, Ayla has organized, led, and participated in over 75 hours of Spin-a-thon/Krank-a-thon fundraisers benefitting various organizations like Challenged Athletes Foundation, Mychal's Learning Place, Project VisAbility, and the John Tracey Clinic.
Heather Mazzei is the Program Coordinator for the LifeFit Center @ The Beach! She is a recent graduate of the Long Beach State University Kinesiology Fitness department and is grateful to be working at her alumni campus. Health and wellness continue to pervade her life as she follows her passion in inspiring and teaching others to make fitness a lifestyle instead of a side job. Heather is a certified strength and conditioning specialist as well as a certified personal trainer through the NSCA and enjoys watching people's bodies and minds change as a result of exercise. She is a former dancer in the LBSU program and currently teaches ZUMBA for the LBSU Student Recreation & Wellness Center. She loves stretching, the Krankcycle, and her dog Shellee. Heather hopes to increase awareness of the many benefits that come with exercise and to make a difference in the community that has given her so much. "I look forward to working and getting to know all the members of the LFC as well as the LBSU staff and students!"
Heidi Engler is the Operations Manager at the LifeFit Center. She is a graduate of Long Beach State University with a degree in Kinesiology with an option in Fitness. She is currently pursuing her Masters degree in Leadership at Azusa Pacific University. Heidi is a NSCA (National Strength and Conditioning Association) certified Personal Trainer as well as a Johnny G KrankCycle certified instructor.Some of her joys are Kranking, spinning, spending time under the sun at the beach, reading, being active, and spending time cultivating friendships.She is grateful and excited to continue her work here a the LifeFit Center!
Emily originally planned to work in the advertising industry after graduating from Chapman University, but her experience teaching group exercise classes during her senior year convinced her to pursue a career in fitness. Emily immediately began taking coursework in Kinesiology and became a certified personal trainer through NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine). Next year, she will graduate from LBSU with her Master's in Kinesiology, Exercise Science.
A true fitness enthusiast, Emily is happiest when she is exercising or teaching others about health and fitness. She is in her second year of teaching at the LifeFit Center and is also a teaching associate at LBSU. Additionally, she is certified in group exercise instruction through AFAA.
Working at the LifeFit Center has been the highlight of Emily's graduate career. She admires members' dedication to fitness and loves learning from fellow staff members.
Nicole is currently pursuing a master's degree in Kinesiology at Long Beach State University. She has been involved in athletics much of her life as a competitive runner and as a rower for the Long Beach State Crew Team. Nicole has been a personal trainer for the last nine years finding inspiration in helping people reach their fitness and athletic goals while encouraging a healthful sustainable lifestyle. "My educational path has developed my passion for working with and developing strength and confidence around past injuries and my motto is learn to love to move!"
Araceli graduated from Long Beach State University with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Fitness Option. She is a certified group exercise instructor through AFAA (Aerobics and Fitness Association of America) and has been teaching for over a year. She enjoys nature, interacting with animals, exercising, and dancing. "Teaching group exercise is fun and rewarding for me. Seeing our members improve and hearing their success stories is a great feeling."
Araceli got the great opportunity to work overseas for the United States Navy. For the summer she stayed at the Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan where she helped run a fitness and nutrition summer camp for kids. The goal was to educate kids about developing a healthy lifestyle so they can grow up to become healthy adults. "It was a great experience interacting with the kids; teaching them different forms of fitness and healthier options they can incorporate in their daily lives."
She is looking forward to expanding her fitness knowledge and experiencing more of the fitness industry. Her goal is to assist individuals develop a healthy lifestyle; to be fit and build confidence. She wants to educate them on the importance of fitness and all the great benefits it gives us.
Anna Garalde is a recent LBSU alum, holding a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology with an option in Fitness. Anna started at the LifeFit Center as an intern, working to complete her hours for her degree. She is now a Certified Personal Trainer through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Anna is currently leading a Strength for Living group and conducting personal training sessions, equipment orientations, and bod pod assessments. On her off time, Anna enjoys getting a good workout in, cooking and baking, and going on adventures.
Leiana graduated in May of 2014 with a degree in Kinesiology, emphasis in Fitness from Long Beach State University. She is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer, a Certified Johnny G. Kranking Instructor, and a recent 200 Hour Certified Yoga Instructor through Corepower Yoga. During her undergraduate studies her passion for fitness has grown through the education and experiences she has received. Some of her favorite hobbies include running, yoga, hiking, reading, dancing, traveling and camping. Leiana believes that a lifestyle of health and fitness has doors open to all. No matter what goals you have, staying active is a positive way to increase health, not only physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.
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With Pedro Felciano told he won't make the Opening Day roster and LaTroy Hawkins informed he would, the Mets' bullpen appears set. However, by no means is that cause for celebration. FELICIANO: Reaching out for his last chance? Barring further injury, the Mets figure to keep seven relievers despite probably needed a dozen: Bobby Parnell is the closer with Frank Francisco going on the disabled list; lefthanders Josh Edgin and Robert Carson, both of whom made positive impressions last year; set-up reliever Brandon Lyon; submariner Greg Burke and situational righties Hawkins and Scott Atchison. Only Parnell was on last season's Opening Day roster. For much of last year the Mets carried two lefthanders, but manager Terry Collins was left shorthanded and indicated that wouldn't happen again. The Mets burned out Feliciano in his first stint with them, but after he was released by the Yankees, they brought him back as a long shot. It was thought Feliciano had a shot, but the Mets didn't li...
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Apparently unwanted by the NBA, former All-Star guard Allen Iverson is considering playing in China.
Gary Moore, Iverson's manager, said Iverson has not been contacted by any NBA team; training camps are set to open in less than two weeks. Moore said there is "legitimate interest" between Iverson and a team in China. Moore said he did not know the team's name and was vague on details.
"We're very astonished, to say the least, that not one team has contacted us with any interest," Moore said. "I just don't understand it."
Iverson, 35, played three games for the Grizzlies last season before he returned for a second stint with the Philadelphia 76ers. He averaged 13.9 points for the Sixers before he took a leave of absence in March because of family issues.
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A detailed examination of the brain of a Penn football player who committed suicide showed he had the same disease caused by hard hits that has been associated with some NFL players.
The New York Times reported Monday that Owen Thomas was in the early stages of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, a disease linked to depression and impulse control, primarily among NFL players.
A former Penn captain, Thomas was found dead in April at his off-campus apartment.
The research on Thomas' brain tissue was done at Boston University.
Katherine Brearley, Thomas' mother, said she doesn't to know to what extent brain trauma caused her son to commit suicide, and doctors said they could not necessarily be certain about the extent of a connection.
University of Memphis women's soccer sophomore forward Taylor Isenhower was chosen Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week and also earned one of 11 spots on the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week on Monday. The Lenexa, Kan., native scored the winning goal twice as Memphis beat Alabama and Ole Miss last week.
University of Memphis sophomore outside hitter Altrese Hawkins was chosen Conference USA volleyball Offensive Player of the Week. Hawkins led Memphis to the Memphis Invitational Tournament championship and was voted Most Outstanding Player of the tournament.
Paced by scores of 74-66 from Carlson Cox, the University of Memphis men's golf team shot rounds of 291-277 on the first day of the Sam Hall Intercollegiate at Hattiesburg, Miss. The Tigers are ninth, nine shots behind leader Kennesaw State.
North Carolina tailback Shaun Draughn will return for this weekend's game against Georgia Tech after sitting out a game because of an ongoing NCAA investigation. Draughn is one of 13 players who missed the opener against LSU because of the probe, which is looking at agent-related benefits and possible academic violations. ... Utah quarterback Jordan Wynn's status for this week's game at New Mexico is still uncertain because of a sprained right thumb, the school announced. ... A Northern Illinois spokesman said football coach Jerry Kill has been hospitalized for dehydration in DeKalb, Ill. ... Dismissed UCLA player J'mison Morgan has been granted an NCAA waiver that allows him to play basketball at Baylor this season. Baylor coach Scott Drew said Monday that the 6-10 junior center from Dallas will be eligible when he completes the necessary NCAA paperwork. ... Wake Forest has suspended junior center Tony Woods indefinitely after his arrest last week on misdemeanor charges of assault inflicting serious injury, assault on a female and assault inflicting injury in the presence of a child.
The Minnesota Timberwolves took out a full-page ad in Monday's Minneapolis Star Tribune sports section, featuring a long open letter to fans that acknowledges the negatives, points to the positives and spells out the plan for improvement. Included in the letter: "So will we challenge for the NBA championship this year? Not likely." Chief marketing officer Ted Johnson said this is an attempt to establish a new relationship with fans and bring transparency to how it operates.
The Chicago Bulls have announced that the son of chairman Jerry Reinsdorf is now the team's president and chief operating officer. In the newly created position, Michael Reinsdorf will oversee the business operations and report to his father.
The Chicago Bulls have hired former Villanova star Ed Pinckney as an assistant coach. ... The Golden State Warriors have signed free agent forward Louis Amundson to a two-year contract, with the second year a player option.
Forward Chris Richards has joined the Mississippi RiverKings. Richards has scored 20 goals or more in each of his last five CHL seasons. He played last year with Corpus Christi.
The NHL has fined the New Jersey Devils $3 million and taken away two draft picks for signing Ilya Kovalchuk to a contract that circumvented the league's salary cap.
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Santorini Salad With Feta
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Santorini Salad With Feta is indeed filling as it is easy and quick too. Every addition to this Santorini Salad With Feta turned out to be a success. A good salad you can try!
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|6 Ounce, drained and coarsely chopped (180 Grams)
|Pitted kalamata olives/Oil-cured black olives
|240 Milliliter (1 Cup)
|Green onion
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In 2-qt saucepan, boil water and 1 cup salad dressing.
Stir in buckwheat, reduce heat, cover pan, and simmer 15 minutes or until liquid is absorbed.
Toss cooled buckwheat groats with remaining 1/3 cup salad dressing, tomatoes, artichoke hearts, olives, onions, pepper, herbs and feta.
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Salman Khan's Dabangg 2 opened to a big start on Friday and it's continued to fare well at the box office despite the winter chills up north. Just three days later, the film's already earned over 60 crores.
Delhi cops go shopping for nasty, itchy tear gasThe Delhi Police, whose excessive use of force against anti-rape protesters has caused nation-wide outrage, are planning to bring in more "effective" tear gas - a move which is unlikely to win them more friends.
US woman fired for being 'irresistible' loses lawsuitAn "irresistible" dental assistant fired for threatening her boss's marriage--even though she turned away his advances--has lost her discrimination lawsuit in Iowa, US. Melissa Nelson, who is married with children, had worked for James Knight for 10 years before his wife complained about his infatuation with her.Desire to dominate made himTendulkar's ODI career will be memorable for many things; becoming the first man to reach the double-century mark, scoring many more runs and centuries than anyone else and fulfilling his dream by playing in a winning World Cup team in 2011.


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There should be no big mystery as to why Alwaleed bin Talal, the Saudi prince Bill Gates talked into giving away all his money to charity, is dumping his riches.
No one's given away all of his money since the last saint more than 2000 years ago.
Charity is no longer as conventional as it once was. In the case of the notorious Clinton Foundation, charity eloped with power and has never been the same.
Is Prince bin Talal, whose $32 billion fortune makes it possible, about to buy immortality for the Democrats?
Now that Barack Obama's made good on his promise to fundamentally transform America, progressives the world over are looking to the Democrat's Act II. Gung-ho to cling onto DC power forever, the Democrats may now have $32 billion to control the 2016 election and any that come thereafter.
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal's money is going to charity, and there's no doubt that the "Send $5" Democrats have spent their last seven years being a charity,
Hillary will no longer have to have her goons corral and rope-lasso reporters when conducting her meet-the-taxpayer walk-a- bouts like she did yesterday in New Hampshire. (See surrealistic photo proof, shared on Twitter and Snapchat from which there was no reporter but only public outrage. Pictures of uncomplaining roped-in reporters and the potential for roping in elections with billions of dollars should serve as proof positive that the next president being Democrat is all but inevitable.
Before nominating Bill Gates for the Noble Peace Prize, Prince bin Talal was trying to throw his money around as far back as 2001 when Mayor Rudy Giuliani turned down his $10-million check in the aftermath of 9/11.
That didn't stop the Arab prince—who likes watching CNBC— from giving his money to a plethora of American and UK universities – including Harvard, Cambridge and Edinburgh.
"High-profile investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal owns a swath of stakes in private and public companies in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East, mostly through Kingdom Holding Co., 5% of which is listed on the Saudi Stock Exchange. Holdings include stakes in Twitter, Citigroup, hotel management companies Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts, Movenpick Hotels & Resorts and Fairmont Raffles Holding, as well as hotel real estate such as the swanky Hotel George V in Paris and a stake in the Savoy Hotel in London. Kingdom Holding announced in early February 2015 that it had sold most of its stake in News Corp in the first half of 2014. The Prince also owns extensive Saudi real estate and other assets outside of Kingdom Holding. In February 2015, Alwaleed launched Al Arab, an Arab-language TV news channel in Bahrain, which the government shut down less than 24 hours after the launch, reportedly due to a licensing problem. A spokesperson for the Prince didn't reply to Forbes' request for comment about the channel, but in late February the Financial Times reported that the Bahrain government had requested a permanent shutdown of Alarab. (Forbes)
"Alwaleed, a nephew of King Salman and a grandson of Saudi Arabia's founder, Abdulaziz, is unlike other big Saudi princes. He often appears in public with his tinted glasses and wearing suits instead of the usual ankle-length thawb. The prince, who is obsessive about calorie counting and usually has no more than 1,100 a day, has progressive views on women, music and cinema and has called for the Arab world, Saudi monarchy included, to implement reform. (Guardian, July 3, 2015)
"He married the glamorous and unveiled Ameera years after she interviewed him for a school paper when she was 18. In a society where women are kept away from the limelight, he appeared with her in public – including at the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2011 – and insisted on Saudi newspapers publishing her photos despite the usual restrictions on using Saudi women's images in print. The prince divorced Ameera in 2013, although they remain friends.
"He is happy to boast that his Saudi-based headquarters employ more women than men and that they don't have to wear veils at work. Not everyone believes that the prince's focus on women is solely aimed at empowering them; some critics say it is also a way for him to gain more influence, especially in the west."
"The 'high-flying royal' who sued Forbes for 'underestimating' his fortune just years before handing it all to charity, seems to defy the cliches of a Saudi magnate.
"There is something that Prince Alwaleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia badly wants you to know: the exact amount of his wealth.
"In 2009, he invited a Forbes reporter to a week-long visit of his 420-room palace in Riyadh and to accompany him and his then wife, Princess Ameera, on a flight to Cairo on board his personal Boeing 747 to make sure the magazine realised the scale of his wealth when compiling the list of the richest people on the planet.
"That plan did not go well. In 2013, he launched a libel action against Forbes for underestimating his fortune. The magazine said he was worth $20bn, the 26th most wealthy billionaire in the world, but he claimed his fortune was much larger. After all, the 60-year-old member of the Saudi royal family and self-proclaimed Arabian Warren Buffett, is the wealthiest man in the Middle East, holding stakes in the likes of Apple, Twitter, Citigroup, Canary Wharf, Time Warner and Paris's George V and London's Savoy hotels.
"This week, the prince, who has a penchant for texting influential people and has James Murdoch on speed-dial, announced he will donate all his wealth to charity, including empowering women through his own Alwaleed Philanthropies organisation, modelled on the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. As he invited the world media for a briefing in Riyadh, he also used the opportunity to push his version of the size of his fortune, which he says is $32bn (£20bn). That is still at odds with Forbes's 2015 estimate of $22.6bn, which puts him 34th on its list. "
His alleged retention of a group of dwarves as an act of charity is to say the least, a matter of curious controversy.
"His supporters say he has shown a favour to the dwarves by giving them shelter and money." (Guardian)
Are Alwaleed's favoured now going from dwarves to Dems?


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| Pyongyang, August 19 (KCNA) -- At least 30 south Korean organizations including those for peace against war and for reunification and labor movement and those of youth, students, women and religionists, and the Unified Progressive Party held a joint press conference in Seoul on August 18 denouncing Ulji Freedom Guardian joint military exercises.
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Another Gold-Rush era artifact pilfered from California museum
OAKLAND, Calif. — The Oakland Museum of California offered a $12,000 reward Wednesday for the safe recovery of a stolen gold-encrusted jewel box — the latest in a series of thefts involving Gold Rush-era artifacts in the region.
The box stolen Monday depicts images of early California history and was originally a wedding anniversary gift from a San Francisco pioneer to his wife in the 1800s, museum director Lori Fogarty said.
It's the size of a small shoebox and weighs about three pounds.
Oakland city officials have said the box was valued at more than $800,000, but Fogarty said it was difficult to put a price on it.
"It's very difficult to assign value to something like this," she said. "But I can say it's a treasure of our collection and a critical piece in our holdings."
It was the second major theft in as many months from the popular Gold Rush exhibit at the Oakland museum. Gold nuggets and other historic artifacts were taken in November. Police believe the same culprit may have committed both thefts.
Fogarty said the high price of gold — which was selling Wednesday at about $1,657 an ounce — might have prompted the break-ins.
In September, a state mining and mineral museum in the Sierra foothills in Mariposa was robbed of an estimated $1.3 million in gold, precious gems and artifacts by thieves armed with pickaxes.
In February, thieves smashed a lobby display case at the Siskiyou County courthouse and made off with large chunks of gold. Both sites are in California's Gold Country, where people from around the world came in the mid-1800s to strike it rich.
Four people have been arrested and charged in the Mariposa case.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan made a plea for the safe return of the jewel box that belongs to the city.
"This is not something you can sell on a street corner," Quan said. "We hope those who will be approached will return it to the people of Oakland. This is a theft not only of a valuable object, but a theft of our history."
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Tall Shower Stool Molded plastic seat with a sturdy but lightweight frame. Seat height adjusts from 20"–24"in 1" increments. The adjustable aluminum legs are finished with rubber ferrules to prevent movement of the stool. Footprint is 14.5"W x 14.5"L O.D. Seat diameter: 13 1/2" Weight capacity 248 lbs. Comes fully assembled. Product is non-returnable.
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The right two lanes of northbound I-25 are open after a single-vehicle rollover at Alameda Avenue, Denver police posted on the department's Twitter account.
The lanes were closed for about 40 minutes, starting at 9:30 p.m.
The problems were the second of the day on that stretch of road.
Before the single-car rollover, all lanes had been open for about two hours following a two-vehicle crash with a rollover earlier. Traffic was diverted at Broadway.
Denver police had no details about the cause of either crash.
The Colorado Department of Transportation closed northbound lanes at 5:40 p.m. They were reopened about 90 minutes later.


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Orange in France is testing a concept mobile digital newspaper and ebook reader. Like an Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) Kindle minus the keyboard, Read&Go uses touchscreen to navigate a custom UI but is both WiFi- and 3G-enabled. It has 1Gb storage (enough for 200 newspapers) and comes with 30 ebooks preloaded. Five French papers are involved in the trial – Le Monde, Le Parisien, Les Echos, L
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Rated for a 4,000-hour life, the glass face Ushio 1002249 Whitestar MR16 halogen EXN flood lamp operates at 50 watts and 12 volts. It features a titanium oxide coated reflector, more durable than dichroic coating, to maintain consistent color throughout the life of the lamp. The MR16 has a 2-pin GU5.3 base and a beam angle of 36 degrees. With a color temperature of 4200K, this flood lamp's halogen capsule contains UV protection to eliminate 90% of UV radiation and is ideal for use in hospitality, museum, and retail lighting installations.
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The Whitestar™ high color temperature series of lamps were designed to provide a balanced, full spectrum MR-16 for display and task lighting. These high color temperature lamps project a high luminous intensity with low ultraviolet and infrared emissions to protect artwork and valuable merchandise.
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