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All week long reporters and pundits have been issuing apologies for the coverage from New Hampshire, during which it was almost universally declared that Barack Obama would emerge as the Democratic nominee. One piece worth checking out is in Politico. "New Hampshire sealed it," the story begins. "The winner was Hillary Rodham Clinton, and the loser—not just of Tuesday's primary but of the 2008 campaign cycle so far—was us. 'Us' is the community of reporters, pundits and prognosticators who so confidently—and so rashly—stake our reputations on the illusion that we understand politics and have special insight that allows us to predict the behavior of voters."
The story sought to identify what went wrong in the coverage. Among the problems it pointed to was the "echo chamber":
Check out the nicer restaurants in Manchester, N.H., or Des Moines, Iowa, in the political season and you will see the same group of journalists and pols dining together almost every night. We go to events together, make travel plans together and read each other's work compulsively. We go to the same websites—the Drudge Report, Real Clear Politics, Time's "The Page"—to see what each other is writing, and it's only human nature to respond to it. That is one chief reason the… "Hillary is toast" narratives developed so quickly and spread so rapidly.
I wrote an item last Monday on presidential press coverage, saying, "the rooting for Obama and McCain sometimes seems almost palpable." The Politico piece discussed this as well, saying "it has been tough to avoid a sense this week that some of the coverage has been shaped by journalists rooting for certain outcomes":
NBC's Brian Williams stirred some controversy earlier in the week when he reported that his network's correspondent covering Obama admitted it was hard to be objective covering the Illinois senator… McCain also benefits from the personal sentiments of reporters. Many journalists are enamored with McCain because of the access he gives and, above all, the belief that he is free of political artifice.
It's worth reading the whole thing.
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I recently spent a semester teaching writing at an elite liberal-arts college. At strategic points around the campus, in shades of yellow and green, banners displayed the following pair of texts. The first was attributed to the college's founder, which dates it to the 1920s. The second was extracted from the latest version of the institution's mission statement:
The paramount obligation of a college is to develop in its students the ability to think clearly and independently, and the ability to live confidently, courageously, and hopefully.
Let us take a moment to compare these texts. The first thing to observe about the older one is that it is a sentence. It expresses an idea by placing concepts in relation to one another within the kind of structure that we call a syntax. It is, moreover, highly wrought: a parallel structure underscored by repetition, five adverbs balanced two against three.
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E-cigarettes AREN'T encouraging people to take up smoking: Study finds most of those puffing on them are former tobacco smokers
- The number of e-cigarette smokers has jumped from 700,000 in 2012 to 2m
- A third of e-cigarette users also smoke tobacco cigarettes
- Survey shows many people are using e-cigarettes to help them quit
Barely any non-smokers are taking up the habit by smoking e-cigarettes, a new survey has revealed.
Almost all of the people smoking them are doing so in a bid to stay off tobacco.
Electronic cigarettes have trebled in popularity over the past two years and more than two million Britons now regularly use them - up from an estimated 700,000 in 2012.
However, of these, two-thirds also smoke normal cigarettes, while the rest are mostly ex-smokers.
Number of e-cigarette users has jumped from 700,000 to two million in just two years
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Ash chief executive Deborah Arnott said the online YouGov survey of 12,269 adults showed smokers are 'increasingly turning to these devices to help them cut down or quit'.
Only one per cent of those who had never smoked said they had tried electronic cigarettes, the survey found.
The YouGov survey found that more than half of ex-smokers (51.7 per cent) say that they have tried electronic cigarettes, compared with just 8.2 per cent in 2010.
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Deborah Arnott, chief executive of Ash said: 'The dramatic rise in use of electronic cigarettes over the past four years suggests that smokers are increasingly turning to these devices to help them cut down or quit smoking. Significantly, usage among non-smokers remains negligible.
'While it is important to control the advertising of electronic cigarettes to make sure children and non-smokers are not being targeted, there is no evidence from our research that e-cigarettes are acting as a gateway into smoking.'
A separate ongoing survey - the Smoking Toolkit Study carried out in England - has also found that smokers are increasingly using electronic cigarettes as an aid to quitting, overtaking use of medicinal nicotine products such as patches and gum.
Just over a third of British adults believe that electronic cigarettes are good for public health
The proportion of smokers who have quit in the last year has increased and smoking rates in England are continuing to fall.
Professor Robert West, who led the study, said: 'Despite claims that use of electronic cigarettes risks renormalising smoking, we found no evidence to support this view. On the contrary, electronic cigarettes may be helping to reduce smoking as more people use them as an aid to quitting.'
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New York Times bestselling author Liz Carlyle has created a breathtaking new romance about a man without scruples and the lady who brings him to his knees.
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14 Jul 2013 08:10 GMT | Environment, Asia Pacific, Australia
Australia will scrap its carbon tax and bring forward an emissions trading scheme a year earlier than planned, Treasurer Chris Bowen said, a policy shift certain to be a focal point in the forthcoming election.
Under current plans, Australia would move from the current fixed price on carbon - essentially a tax assessed on larger companies entitling them to produce carbon emissions - to a floating price in July 2015.
Bowen on Sunday confirmed media reports that the fixed $21.9 per tonne carbon tax would be dumped in favour of a floating price of between $5.5 and $9.1 per tonne from July 1, 2014, to ease cost of living pressure for families and help support the non-mining sectors of the economy.
Australia is among the world's worst per capita polluters due to its reliance on coal-fired power and mining exports and introduced a carbon tax in 2012, charging big polluters for their emissions.
The tax applies to around 300 of Australia's biggest polluters, including mining giant BHP Billiton, Qantas Airways and BlueScope Steel.
The government has always said it would move to an emissions trading scheme after three years with a floating price set by the market, but new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has now moved that forward a year.
The floating price is expected to be cheaper for big business and the move is set to cost the government billions of dollars.
Upcoming elections
Bowen said cuts would be made elsewhere to compensate with the Labor Party sticking to its plan to return the budget to surplus in 2015-2016.
With national elections later this year, Labor is hoping the change will see a drop in soaring electricity prices.
"There is a substantial impact on the budget of doing this, of course there is, and it is several billion dollars, but we will be financing that in a fiscally responsible way," Bowen told Channel Ten, adding that full details would be announced over the coming days.
The issue of a carbon tax has been hotly debated in Australia.
Former Labor prime minister Julia Gillard's popularity sunk after she announced plans for the carbon tax in early 2011 - after pledging before her 2010 election that it would not be introduced by a government she led.
The policy backflip prompted protests around the country and conservative opposition leader Tony Abbott, who opinion polls suggest will narrowly win the 2013 election, has vowed to abolish it.
Abbott on Sunday said the shift to 2014 was "just another Kevin con job.
"Mr Rudd can change the name but whether it is fixed or floating it is still a carbon tax," he said, adding that "it's a bad tax, you've just got to get rid of it".
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I agree Roy made it worse
Hopkins has an ugly style already though
Hopkins needs to fight Margarito in a catch weight
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The best part of what Bernard had to say is that there will never be a third fight. Thank God.
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I don't know if anyone caught it, I'll have to find what round, but there was this brief moment in the second half of the fight where bernard looked down at the canvas and his body like froze for a moment or two and he was just stuck, jones kinda looked at him paused and then hit him and bernard grabbed him and the fight went on. It was very bizarre body language from hopkins.
I'll make a gif of it when I find it but it was definitely weird and concerning, my friends pointed it out live so I know I'm not the only one that caught it.
I feel he probably felt queezy and light headed because of his advanced age and probably not the rabbit punch, which is something I wish hopkins would realize. Hopkins admitted the 2nd & 3rd foul he did to get some extra time after a foul, I think that shows he was fatigued, similarly to the calzaghe fight which it seemed clear he was trying to catch his breath.
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I'm not a fan of David Haye but if they fight I hope he knocks him the **** out str8 to the old people home!!!
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I don't like Hopkins. Even there he wouldn't admit he failed too; disgusting. And he calls himself a devout Muslim? A *true* follower of Islam has a strong sense on honour.
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I respect both these dudes, but RJJ fought with way more class than BHOP, I thk RJJ knows he is done but BHOP thinks he is ready for Haye lmao...look after Saturday its clear BHOP can***8217;t go the distance without a 10 minute break and thats against anyone
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16 Dec 2012 17:18 GMT | Sport, Football, Latin America, Chile, Italy
Defending champions Juventus strolled to a 3-0 win over 10-man Atalanta in Italy's Serie A on Sunday, scoring the opening goal after just 80 seconds.
Mirko Vucinic, Andrea Pirlo and Claudio Marchisio all scored before Thomas Manfredini was sent off after picking up a second yellow card, leaving Atalanta with 10 men for nearly an hour.
AC Milan also got off to a fast start on their way to a 4-1 victory at home to Pescara as Antonio Nocerino netted after 35 seconds. Pescara scored two own goals before Stephan El Shaarawy capped Milan's celebrations of the 113th anniversary of their founding.
Juventus are seven points clear of second-placed Inter Milan at the top of the standings.
In control
Juventus have not lost at home to Atalanta since 1989 and it was clear early on that the streak would continue.
Vucinic raced onto Sebastian Giovinco's pass and into the area before firing across goal, into the bottom right corner.
Atalanta should have levelled immediately when German Denis took advantage of a Luca Marrone error and raced through one-on-one with Gianluigi Buffon, but the Juventus goalkeeper pulled off a brilliant save.
Juventus doubled their lead in the 14th minute when Pirlo curled a stunning 30-yard free kick into the top left corner, giving Atalanta goalkeeper Andrea Consigli no chance.
Claudio Marchisio rifled in a third from the edge of the area before Manfredini picked up two yellow cards in a minute and was dismissed.
Juventus had a total of 28 shots on goal but failed to extend their lead.
There was a festive atmosphere at San Siro as Milan celebrated their anniversary. And they had an early goal when Nocerino slotted home Stephan El Shaarawy's cross from five yards.
Saturday 15 DecemberLazio 1-0 Inter MilanUdinese 1-1 PalermoSunday 16 DecemberAC Milan 4-1 Pescara Catania 3-1 Sampdoria Chievo Verona 1-0 AS Roma Fiorentina 4-1 Siena Genoa 1-1 Torino Juventus 3-0 AtalantaParma 4-1 Cagliari
It took until the 51st minute for Milan to double their lead, however. The Rossoneri were given an early Christmas present when Pescara striker Elvis Abbruscato headed in Robinho's corner.
Pescara grabbed one back five minutes later as Christian Terlizzi was left unmarked to head home Romulo Togni's free kick.
They almost levelled shortly afterward but Antonio Balzano sent a long-range effort crashing off the post.
Pescara then scored another own goal when Jonathas headed in El Shaarawy's corner, before the young striker scored his 14th league goal of the season.
Siena lose
Pescara remain in 18th place, three points above bottom club Siena who were crushed 4-1 by Fiorentina in the Tuscan derby.
Luca Toni headed Fiorentina in front in the 15th minute and won a penalty three minutes later when he was held back by Felipe.
Gianluca Pegolo got a hand to David Pizarro's penalty but could not stop it.
Pizarro, who had just returned from the funeral of his 32-year-old sister in Chile, wept as he celebrated, pointing to the sky.
Alberto Aquilani extended Fiorentina's lead on the stroke of half-time, tapping in Romulo's cross.
Siena got one back in the 70th through Reginaldo, before Toni scored his second.
Massimo Paci was sent off three minutes from time following a second booking to complete Siena's misery, but Aquilani blazed the resulting penalty over the crossbar.
Fiorentina leapfrogged Roma into fifth place after the capital side lost 1-0 at Chievo Verona. Sergio Pellissier scored three minutes from time, in thick fog, to end Roma's run of four league wins.
Genoa are a point behind Pescara after drawing 1-1 at home to Torino. Andreas Granqvist levelled after Rolando Bianchi had headed Torino in front.
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So You Think You're a Foodie?
Pop culture was onto these trends way before you were.
At a time when chefs, restaurateurs, and recipe-makers are racing to bring back the trends of yesteryear or to put contemporary twists on old comestibles, it's striking when their pop culture genealogy gets overlooked. Sift through the annals of screwball comedy, fantasy adventure, and science fiction, and you will discover a secret history of zany, pop cultural accounts that foreshadow the current culinary moment. Here is just a handful of our faves.
Your Show of Shows (1950-54)
Years before Nordic food genius René Redzepi shocked the world with edible floral arrangements and meals made of seaweed and vegetables he discovered near his Copenhagen restaurant, Charles (Sid Caesar) discovered the joys of foraging at the table while eating at a "Health Food" restaurant with his doting wife, Doris (Imogene Coca). And to think, he didn't even have to wait six months for a reservation.
The Beverly Hillbillies (1962-71)
Though her Beverly Hills neighbors were left nonplussed, Granny Moses (Irene Ryan), the beloved matriarch of the Clampett clan, was way ahead of today's 100-mile diet trend. Her boiled buzzard, gopher gravy and possum pot pie ingredients were sourced straight from the backyard. Now that is local.
Vegan Desserts
Gilligan's Island (1964-67)
Long before vegan cupcake shops populated the American landscape with their agave-sweetened, faux-bacon crumble topping, Mary Ann Summers (Dawn Wells) turned the tropical bounty surrounding her into Gilligan's (Bob Denver) favorite desert isle dessert. The irresistible appeal of Mary Ann's vegan coconut cream pie became a running gag on the show, though it would've never occurred to the modest Winfield, Kan., farm girl to blog about her recipe.
Genetically Modified Foods
Sleeper (1973)
Long before genetically modified food created supersize produce and factory farming led to the growth of chickens with double D breasts, there was Miles Monroe (Woody Allen) in a future maybe not even 200 years from now.
Dude Chefs
Three's Company (1977-84)
Before Jack Tripper (John Ritter), people would look at you twice if you were an American male chef. Nowadays, Michael Voltaggio, Curtis Stone, and Spike Mendelsohn make it easy to forget that Tripper was deconstructing culinary conversations around gender—not to mention, regaling his two female roommates with chauvinistic repartee more than 30 years ago.
Protein Shakes
Heaven Can Wait (1978)
In the 1970s, a movie character drinking a shake made of whipped liver, alfalfa sprouts, bean curd, and spinach just had to be from Los Angeles. So was the case with LA Rams quarterback Joe Pendleton (Warren Beatty), who consumes one of these potent potions before an overeager angel preemptively books him a one-way ticket to the pearly gates—even though the gridiron great hadn't actually died. Thirty-five years later, protein shakes account for nearly 50 percent of the sports nutrition market, proving that the titular character of Heaven Can Wait was ahead of his time in more ways than one.
Eating Bugs
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
Despite Willie Scott's (Kate Capshaw) utter revulsion to the platters of bugs served to her during a feast at Bangkok Palace, Temple of Doom at least acknowledged the fact that outside the confines of North America eating bugs can be quite common. Thirty years after the fact, artisanal producers in North America and organizations targeting hunger in developing nations are increasingly advocating for the use of cricket or grasshopper flour as a high-protein, cost-effective ingredient. As of now, chilled monkey brains have yet to catch on.
Illustrations by Nathan Huang
The Newest Yoga Mat is Made from the Strangest Source: Algae Once derided as simple pond scum, algae is poised to become the newest source of sustainable foam products.
New Comic Book Celebrates Diversity and Superhero Single Moms Raising Dion features a young superhero boy and his equally heroic single mom.
Celebration and Politics, 10 Years After the Storm Writer and filmmaker Lolis Eric Elie on treacherous policy and the trials of preservation
This Shelter Assembles in Just One Hour—and Could House Disaster Victims for Four Months A Turkish design firm creates a compact home for victims of floods, earthquakes, and other natural disasters.
How New Orleans' Health Clinic for Musicians Survived the Storm The local healthcare provider weathered Hurricane Katrina, one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history.
A Team of South African Scientists May Have Just Bested Google in the Race for Cost Effective Solar Energy Researchers from Stellenbosch University are about to unveil a revolutionary model for affordable, transportable, concentrated solar power.


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We arrived late at night from Sydney and were unable to meet Simon but the apartment was just as it had been described. Spacious and beautiful. So easy to find.
I had a wonderful time staying at Simon's beautiful Brooklyn apartment. Checking in & out was a breeze, and Simon was very responsive to questions. His welcome email contained numerous helpful suggestions for restaurants / places to go in the area, which was much appreciated. Overall I would highly recommend this listing for people who would like to experience all that Brooklyn has to offer.
We had a wonderful stay in Simon and Josh's apartment! The apartment was exactly as pictured. Clean, spacious, and modern. The building itself has great amenities, such as a 24-hour doorman, on-site laundry, a lounge, a gym, and a courtyard. Josh and Simon were wonderful hosts - perfect hosts, really. They kept open communication and offered great tips on enjoying their neighborhood. The location is ideal. The apartment is close to (or on top of) several Subway stations and lines. Boerum Hill is a vibrant neighborhood with plenty to see and do. The dining options are terrific. We hope to stay here again on future visits!
Simon contacted me as I was on my way to NY, to let me know he would be able to hand over apartment, which was great - as this was my first AirBNB experience. The apartment was just as described. Really organised, clean and welcoming. Simon provided me with a very detailed email, containing everything I needed to know about staying in his apartment, but also the location of so many of his favourite restaurants/bars in the neighbourhood. Included was all the contact information I would need if I had any questions - which I did not - as he had thought of everything! Simon checked in with me on my day of departure, confirming that I could stay until early evening if I wanted. Very thoughtful - I really appreciated his accessibility and communication.
Apartment was as advertised. Clean, roomy (for a city apt.) and in a great location. Simon was very responsive and answered all of our questions. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy this part of Brooklyn.
Perfect weekend getaway in the heart of Brooklyn. While we didn't have the pleasure of meeting Simon in person, his hospitality by remote was tops, including providing great tips and recommendations for the surrounding neighborhood. The condo itself was cozy and lacked nothing. Would happily return a 2nd time.
Great apartment well located, and Josh and Simon were very helpful. Would definitely stay again.
First time staying in Brooklyn and the experience was wonderful. As other reviews have mentioned, the apartment was true to the photographs: incredibly clean, modern, and spacious. The location was superb, with several subway stops within a few blocks and the Brooklyn Bridge within walking distance. Again, echoing others, Simon and Josh were very responsive to any questions before and during weekend. They also made sure to check in after the first day. The only inconvenience I experienced was not having anywhere to really put my clothes, so the bedroom couch quickly became a makeshift closet. Overall, the accommodations were in excellent condition and at a great value. I highly recommend this listing!
Great central location in downtown Brooklyn right next to a subway station. We were able to get into Manhattan easily from there. Clean, well appointed apartment. Our hosts were gracious, easy to work with, very responsive, and responsible. We had a great stay.
We had a great time staying at Simon and Josh's place. Great location, lots of good bars and places to eat also only a few stops to Manhattan and Williamsburg. Very enjoyable Air B&B experience, great hosts.
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Simon is a nice person and he is welcome to come back anytime.
Excellent renter. Welcome back any time.
It was a great pleasure to host Simon, his mother and Josh. We had very fluid, cool and sympathetic communication before and during their stay. Simon is very kind and nice and I thank him for having communicated to me his enthusiasm and given me news about their stay. They left the flat in a perfect state. Well, what to say else than : Recommendation +++ and always welcome on the French riviera !
Simon was a lovely, communicative guest. He is also an Airbnb host which, most certainly, influenced his graciousness as a guest. He let me know how much he enjoyed my house and kept me abreast of all the details of his reservation. I would have him back in a heartbeat - or the next gorgeous Spring weekend. Whichever comes first.
Thanks for your stay Josh and Simon. Josh and Simon are great responsible and friendly guests to have in home. You left the place nice and tidy. Communication was good. I would recommend you to any host. You and Josh are always welcome!
very nice guest!
Simon was a great guest, charming, no trouble at all and left the house in great order. L
Simon was a fantastic house guest! He is very relaxed, self-sufficient, clean, respectful, and overall a pleasure to host! We would definitely recommend him to any future Airbnb hosts, and he is most certainly welcome back to our home in Mexico City at any time! :)


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Since 1983, a state of war has existed between the government of Sri Lanka and the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). The deadly tsunami of December 2004 brought a temporary halt in the action, but violence has escalated during the past summer. A veteran observer visits refugee camps where people await a resolution to a civil war that has spanned more than two decades.
After Cindy Sheehan lost her son Casey to the war in Iraq, she went to Crawford, Texas to ask President Bush to explain the noble cause her son had died for. Thousands joined her at Camp Casey.
Twenty years ago, the world's worst industrial accident killed and maimed thousands in Bhopal, India. Today, a clinic treats those living with the effects of the original accident and the continued contamination from the abandoned site.
Post-Katrina volunteer medics on bicycles created a new model of community health care.
Research now tells us that lower socio-economic status may be more harmful to health than risky personal habits...
Bear Butte Mountain, host to Summit of Nations, faces encroachment from biker bars and concert venue developments.
The farm in South Central Los Angeles has been bulldozed but the farmers, tree-sitters, and community supporters remain determined to reclaim the land.
Evo Morales, Hugo Chavez, and Cuban VP arrive bearing gifts
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Police have issued a warning about a purple suit-clad man who approached a group of children on Friday.
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Police are searching for a man who approached a group of children while wearing a purple getup in the Annex last week.
The man allegedly approached up to five children in the Spadina Ave. and Bloor St. W. area on Friday while wearing a skintight purple suit with his face concealed.
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Hearing Aids in Aberdeen, NC search results
We found 35 hearing professionals with 35 reviews within 69.4 miles of Aberdeen, NC.
Find out more about this clinic and other audiologists, hearing aid dispensers and ear doctors in your area by reading below.
Did you know? - Changes to the inner ear, circulatory system, auditory nerve and brain processing can cause hearing loss related to aging.
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Bright Audiology (27.9 miles)1620 3rd St Sanford, NC 27330
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Nova Stargate Apartment Hotel - Melbourne
A restaurant, dry cleaning/laundry and an elevator (lift) are offered at this aparthotel.
Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance. WiFi is available.
Great stay, walking distance to everything. Friendly and helpful staff. Thanks
I met a couple of other Australian travellers, there. But just never had enough time…
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Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $57
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 10 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
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Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- WiFi in public areas *
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- Airport shuttle during limited hours *
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- Smoke-free property
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- Air conditioning
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- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
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- 21-inch TV
- Desk
- WiFi (surcharge)
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- In-room safe
Special features
DiningSungs Kitchen - This restaurant specializes in Chinese cuisine.
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Parking height restrictions apply.
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Self parking costs AUD 18.00 per night with in/out privileges
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Cribs/Infant beds are available for AUD 11.00 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of AUD 18.00 per person (roundtrip)
Airport shuttle service for children costs AUD 6.50 (one way)
WiFi is available in guestrooms for AUD 10 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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ISIS partly destroys another ancient Roman temple in Palmyra, monitor says
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Worth their weight in gold: ISIS reveals new coins to replace 'satanic conception of banks'
US confirms Islamic State computer expert killed in air strike
Iran's Rouhani: Israel founded on intimidation, terror, occupation
Missing piece found in liver puzzle
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Risk of another autism spectrum disorder child after a first one is much lower than presumed
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12/23/2010 04:39
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen.
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WASHINGTON – Ileana Ros-Lehtinen wasn't pleased. She had just moved into her
roomy new offices as the incoming House Foreign Affairs Committee chairwoman
only to find a row of her photos blocked by a poorly placed
bookcase.While the requisite glory wall of pictures of the congresswoman
alongside luminaries ranging from the Dalai Lama to Binyamin Netanyahu was in
full view, as were her family snapshots and images with distinguished American
military officers, largely concealed was the lineup of a Styrofoam boat, a
floating truck and other peculiar water-based vessels.Ros-Lehtinen has
collected these images from US Coast Guard photographers under strict
instructions to send the 58- year-old Havana native-turned- Florida
representative a picture any time they capture an unusual boat full of Cuban
refugees trying to reach America."These are people who hear 24/7 that
the United States is their enemy. And yet, they will take anything that floats
and try to come over here to the land that they love because they know there's
freedom," Ros- Lehtinen said in a recent interview with The Jerusalem Post, her
first with an Israeli newspaper since being named committee chair for the new
Republican-led Congress, which assumes control in January.Ros-Lehtinen
didn't take a boat from Cuba to the US in 1960 – her family arrived on one of
the last Pan Am flights out – but she clearly identifies with those who are
determined to reach the American shore any way they can. And that informs not
only her attachment to the US, but her view of the foreign policy that she will
now shape."I believe in the promise of America. Being a Cuban refugee,
having come here when I was eight, I know that this is a shining city on the
hill.It's been that way for me, my family and the great majority of
people I represent in south Florida," she said. "It's a special place, and I
believe in the prominence of America, and having America be and continue to be
an exceptional place, and making no apologies for America being a
superpower."She summed up the pillars of that worldview in the statement
she issued after being chosen as the chairwoman earlier this month: "Isolate and
hold our enemies accountable, while supporting and strengthening our
allies."I support strong sanctions and other penalties against those who
aid violent extremists, brutalize their own people and have time and time again
rejected calls to behave as responsible nations," she elaborated, and then
warned, "Rogue regimes never respond to anything less than hardball."TOP
OF Ros-Lehtinen's list of rogue regimes is Iran, a country in her sights for
years as Congress debated sanctions on its energy sector. She was glad to see
sanctions finally passed this summer after lackluster support from Democratic
and Republican White Houses alike, but she still thinks there are too many
loopholes and waivers the administration can use to let companies doing business
with Teheran off the hook. She's planning to submit legislation toughening those
provisions after she assumes the gavel."Congresswoman Ros-Lehtinen is a
tireless advocate for America's national security," said Republican Senator Mark
Kirk, a key author of the Iran sanctions legislation in the House before taking
over President Barack Obama's old Senate seat this winter. "She's going to play
a critical role next year in enforcing US sanctions against Iran and holding the
State Department accountable.""She's disarming but tough," said
Democratic Congressman Brad Sherman, who is on the Foreign Affairs Committee and
anticipates working with her on further Iran measures in the next Congress.
"She's a strong advocate of a pro-Israel position and an anti-nuclear Iran
position, and she expresses those views strongly even when they involve
criticizing a Republican or Democratic administration."For Ros-Lehtinen,
security for Israel meshes with other US national security
priorities."We need to help Israel, we need to show Israel that we are
strongly in its corner," she stressed."I think she'll be terrific on
Israel relations issues. I don't think there's anybody better," assessed Morrie
Amitay, former executive director of the American Israel Public Affairs
Committee and currently the head of the staunchly pro-Israel Washington
Political Action Committee."She's 100 percent behind making Israel
secure. I can't think of any issue affecting Israel in which she hasn't been on
the right side," enthused Amitay, whose PAC has funded her campaigns generously
over the years and who was close enough to her to attend a celebration in honor
of the PhD in education she received from the University of Miami in 2004, 15
years into her tenure in Congress. Ros- Lehtinen started out as a teacher and
principal before running for the Florida state legislature and then the US
House.And her roots don't only extend to Cuba. Her maternal
grandparents, who were Jewish, fled Turkey for Cuba, making her Jewish according
to Jewish law. He mother ended up converting to Catholicism to marry her father,
and she now considers herself Episcopalian.But Ros-Lehtinen dismissed
the idea that her religious background has had any influence on her attitude
toward Israel. In fact, she said that she doesn't like to talk about her Jewish
heritage because it can lead people to question her stance on Middle East issues
– as well as view her as opportunistic. Her district in southern Florida, after
all, has a healthy contingent of Jewish voters."I don't talk about it
because people then think, oh all of the sudden... she's discovered Jewish
roots. But I didn't just discover it," she explained, "I would have the same
thoughts and the same attitudes if I did not have Jewish ancestry."THOSE
ATTITUDES include strong support for aid to Israel despite a Republican climate
hostile to spending, in which foreign aid is seen as particularly vulnerable.
Ros-Lehtinen acknowledged the threat, saying, "I don't know what the leadership
wants to do in terms of levels of funding. If they say 5 percent across the
board for everybody then that's the way it is."But she also suggested
ways of securing Israel aid by having it considered separately as security
assistance.Those prospects, however, don't sit well with Democrats who
are concerned about the implications of distinguishing aid to
Israel."Foreign aid – including aid to Israel – is a tiny fraction of
our budget that pays mammoth dividends," argued National Jewish Democratic
Council president David Harris."For America to remain engaged as a world
leader, and for the sake of Israel's security, Congress must fully fund foreign
aid and aid to Israel together. As the pro- Israel community has said for
decades, the two cannot be separated for a host of reasons."Others on
the progressive side of the Jewish community are concerned about her posture
toward the Palestinians.While Ros-Lehtinen said she supports a two-state
solution, she expressed concern that current US policies were leading toward a
three-state solution as the Palestinians fracture between Hamas and Fatah. She
considers Hamas, which openly calls for the destruction of Israel, much more
extreme than Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah and Prime
Minister Salam Fayyad, an independent. But she made clear that doesn't mean she
holds them in high regard."This feeling that Abbas and Fayyad are the
good guys, if they're the good guys then we should start praying for Israel's
safety right now, because these are folks who have not wanted to be true
partners for peace," she declared. "They do not recognize Israel's right to
exist as a free, democratic, Jewish state.They will not abide by prior
commitments, they will not sit and negotiate with Israel."And she was
particularly troubled by the way the US has provided financial assistance to the
PA."They know they don't have to do a darn thing; with this
administration they will get a blank check and they will always get helped out,"
she said. "Try looking at their budgets and try examining where they're using
their money and where our US dollars are going.If you track US dollars,
you'll never find out where that money goes."Her stance on the PA, as on
many issues, puts her at odds with the White House, but Ros- Lehtinen isn't one
to shy away from confrontation. In this case, her statements come just as the
Obama administration has emphasized state-building as a way of continuing
progress on the peace process after talks stalled when Israel refused to extend
a settlement moratorium and the Palestinians refused to have direct talks
without a freeze in place. The program, which trains PA security forces and
builds governing institutions, is heavily premised on the notion that Abbas and
particularly Fayyad are men of peace."Prime Minister Fayyad has
accomplished a great deal in a short amount of time under very difficult
circumstances," maintained Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a recent event
outlining the American commitment to continue to support his program. "Along
with President Abbas, he has brought strong leadership to the Palestinian
Authority and he has helped advance the cause of a two-state solution by making
a real difference in the lives of the Palestinian people."Ros-Lehtinen's
opposition could make it harder to get upward of $200 million in annual funding
for the PA budget approved, as well as other paths of assistance to the
Palestinians.Middle East observers on the left, many of whom see the
efforts of Abbas and Fayyad as creating the conditions on the ground for peace
by bringing greater security and economic growth to the West Bank, are worried
about the vacuum created if they fail."US aid to the Palestinians is not
a blank check but an investment in peace and security. It supports specific
humanitarian needs, state-building efforts and the building of a security
service that is professional and accountable," said Americans for Peace Now
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The commission made public this week its programme for assessing and settling the 70,000 claims for land damage from the earthquakes, which it aims to finish by the end of 2014.
One hundred two-person teams will start assessments in January, with most claims being settled within two months of being checked.
Cash settlement is the commission's preference.
Commission spokesman Iain Butler said land claims affecting rebuilds was "ultimately down to the insurers" but should not hold up the process.
"Unless there are specific circumstances that are physically preventing rebuilds, then the fact that you have land damage is . . . not a reason to hold up rebuilds."
Claims would be apportioned, but the process would be much simpler than with property claims, he said.
Area-wide land assessments clearly showed which quake caused which damage, and claims rested entirely with the EQC, he said.
IAG Canterbury recovery executive manager Dean MacGregor said any effect on the rebuild would be "pretty limited", but the commission's schedule was longer than expected.
"We understood that was about an 18-month process. Yesterday [the EQC] confirmed they expect to finish by the end of 2014."
Most land damage cases would not directly affect rebuilds, but homeowners may be asked to hand money over if they did, he said.
"There could be situations where the increased cost of those foundations is directly attributable to land damage and we may ask for the customer to contribute some [settlement] money."
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had a short break to visit area, staff friendly if a little detatched, room clean although extreamley basic. Bathroom very snug. Breakfast was adequate and reasonable.
Main draw back is location as it is noisy.
If you are used to living on the surface of the sun or anywhere near the equator then this is ideal for you. Seems whoever designed the place made sure the hot water pipes run all around the small rooms whilst constantly being on. Bringing an air conditioning unit is recommended as there are no nets over windows so leaving...
Reception: The lady at the desk couldn't have been bothered. She welcomed us with "You need to pay before you see the room". After we paid, it turned out she lost the keys. When she eventually found them, she gave us the keys and said "room 11", and was pretty much ready to send us off.
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Could not fault this place at all the staff here were brilliant so helpful all the time ignore the negative reviews yes the place is on the corner of an industrial estate but by no means let that put you off the choice of breakfast is something to see we stayed here as we had a wedding to go to...
located on an industrial estate, about 15 minutes walk from town. Decent sized room, v small en suite. Noisy from early. Very basic furnishings, and has the feel of government holding centre, breakfast ok, but has run out of cereals and no one was serving.
My wife and I booked here for a wedding nearby. The staff were friendly and helpful by providing details of the local taxi company.
The room was larger than expected. We had a double bed and a spare single bed. The bathroom was clean and good towels were provided. We had a decent sleep with no disturbances.
Breakfast was continental...
We had visited the designer outlet village at Bicester and decided to stay on route to Our next stop of Windsor . Googled local B&b's and rang, lady very helpful with directions .staff very pleasant and helpful at all time.Room large and clean ,comfy bed..breakfast very good.5mins drive from outlet,10 mins from M40.don't be put off at it being at...
I would recommend the place to any one all the staff are lovely and helpful really made me feel at home , so if you want a good sleep everything u should want in your room go there , it dose what it says. Nice rooms and breakfast in the morning
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What should I do if I think I am pregnant but I don't want my mum or dad knowing?
I'm 15 years old, going on 16 and I've been told my whole life by my Mom that I'm not supposed to have kids. I mean, in terms that I'm not able to. She was supposed to infertile (they were married for two years before me and there hasn't been anything since) and she's only had me. She told me that because I'm so much like her that I'm probably infertile too. I've never had the tests done. Gynecologists creep me out. For some reason, I've always wanted to be a mom. I'm really great with kids and I love them to death. I feel awkward feeling this way! Is this normal? I'm I wrong to feel this way? When I get older, is there any way that, supposing I am infertile, I could have a baby? Is it wrong that I want to be a mother so much? I've told one of my ex boyfriends (when we were still dating) about it and he just called me a whore for it. Is this natural? Is there any way to fix infertility?
I'm 14, and I really want a baby. I know how to care for them because I live with my niece and sleep in the same room with her. Whenever she cries, I usually wake up and help my sister. I'm very good with babies. I already have 10,000 dollars in the bank just for me that I could use just for the baby, and it is still growing. I am a virgin so this is not just because I want sex. I'm very mature. I make straight A's in all my classes I really don't have many friends, so it wouldn't matter if I would not have many contacts. I really think I'm ready for a baby.
Me and my boyfriend have been dating for 3 months and everyone tells me that we should not be having sex! Especially unprotected! Am I really too young to be having sex and unprotected at that? (I'm 16 years old.)
I want my boyfriend to get me pregnant. But I want to trick him into it how can I do that?
I found out that I was pregnant a couple of months ago and after I told my boyfriend, he broke up with me. I'm not really sure what to do especially because he won't even talk to me and his friends are starting to spread rumors that the baby isn't his. When I told my parents, they completely freaked and said that I had to have an abortion, but I don't want to. Basically, I'm not sure what to do. I don't know how to reach my now ex, but I do want him to be a part of our baby's life. What am I supposed to do if he doesn't want to?
My gf is pregnant, I am not ready, what do I do?
I am 19 and a Cpl in the Marine Corps. I recently got married to my high school sweetheart who is also a Cpl in the Marine Corps. I have always wanted to be a mother since before I can remember, I really want to have a baby but don't know for sure if my husband is ready for that kind of responsibility. I know that 19 is very young to have a baby but in the Marine Corps it is perfectly normal to have a child already. I don't know what to do.
I used to be on BC, but when I found out I was taking it wrong I had to stop. I'm supposed to start it again the Thursday after I get my period... that is if my period comes. This is why I'm here. My boyfriend and I had unprotected sex, and I asked my mom if my period could be late because I'm no longer on BC. She became suspicious and a few days later we talked. I'm 17, by the way. She told me if I am pregnant that I'd have to abort it because I don't have the money or time to support a newborn, not to mention I'm starting college in August. She told me if I want to keep it then I can't live in her house. If I want to keep it, I have to PROVE to her that I am old enough to deal with it. So my question is directed towards abortion. How is an abortion performed, and does it hurt? I'm starting to get a little worried now because my period is late... and I can not (emotionally) handle a Pregnancy Test. I just can't. I told my boyfriend, who is 20, the situation. He's Mexican, and I am white. He freaked out because they're Catholic, and don't believe in abortion and they're all family oriented. He kinda got mad and was like, "you're going to kill my f------ baby." My mom told me he doesn't have a say in this whole situation, so I guess I have another question... how can I help him cope with this? Or is this something he just has to cope with himself? Thanks for reading, hope you can help! (I'm sure you can!!! :])
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A Fighting Marine's Memoir of VietnamNo punches are pulled in this gripping account of Vietnam combat through the eyes of a highly decorated Marine helicopter crewman and door gunner with more than three hundred missions under his belt.In 1968, U.S. Marine Ronald Winter flew some of the toughest missions of the Vietnam War, from the DMZ grasslands to the jungles near Laos and the deadly A Shau Valley, where the NVA ruled. Whether
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OldPilot - Thanks for posting the drawing of your jedi fighter. Looks like a nice build.
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Of course you can't flap your arms and fly to the moon. After a while you'd run out of air to push against.