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The wait is almost over. Taco Bell® Breakfast, which will offer the highly anticipated and revolutionary Waffle Taco, the all-in-one A.M. Crunchwrap™, and the already loved Cinnabon® Delights™, will be available in restaurants nationwide starting March 27, 2014 from 7am to 11am, or earlier.
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Here's a timely guest blog item from Brian C. Jones:
There are two nightmares a newspaper writer faces. First, of course, is that nobody will read what he writes. Second, readers will come away completely confused about what the dope was trying to say.
This happened after a short "Rant" of mine appeared in the March 7 Providence Phoenix, headlined: "In the Abu Ghraib era, watching even staged torture is painful."
The essay was about a series of plays offered by Pawtucket's excellent Gamm Theater, highlighting government-sponsored torture, and my daydream I was so disturbed by watching the suffering of the play's characters that I jumped up on the stage to rally other theatergoers to stop the abuse and "rescue" the victims in a gesture suggesting political action we ought to be taking in real life.
Later, one "review" of the article came in from a friend, who e-mailed me that she and other readers divided into two camps: "He hated it and didn't think a theater should be doing plays like that. 2) He was deeply affected by it and thought it was worthwhile theater."
E-mail not having the space limits of a newspaper, I wrote back this long-winded "clarification," which I submit here, with apologies, in case others also read and wondered:
I'm feeling terrible about torture these days and have been since 9-11, after which I first started to hear it was up for discussion as a tool in fighting terrorism. I remember hearing this kind of thing on the Steve Kass radio talk show (he's now the governor's communications director). Then it turned out that torture, in fact, had become an official tool of the government. And it's also been a staple on my favorite (this is true) TV program, 24.
All during this time, I've been sulking, trying to think of what I should be doing about it, because both kinds of torture -- real and imagined -- demand citizen and audience action. But Citizen and Couchpotato Jones both have been doing nothing but fretting. When word came out about the network of CIA prisons offshore, I did think that I should at least be in front of the Federal Building on Friday afternoons, waving signs, with other badly-dressed people, at commuters. But of course . . . .
More recently, and shortly before the Gamm visit, I read a terrific New Yorker piece which explored the use of torture on 24 and how lots of people -- including some in the government -- are upset about it and have moved to get the producers to tone things down (the government's interest being that its own interrogators are also 24 fans and had looked to the program for guidance to its techniques, which don't work in the real gulag). The New Yorker piece reinforced my thought that I should have been writing to the producers of the program myself and maybe hooking up with the fan blogs to campaign against the program's approval of torture -- and its premise that torture works, every time.
Fast-forward to the Gamm production. The play in question was so impressively done and so excruciatingly effective -- the theater group is exceptional -- that I really did want to leap onto the stage and carry out my daydream. In my mind, that would not have been a protest against what the theater was doing -- which I appreciated, even if I didn't enjoy. Instead, it would have been an attempt to become part of the play, and to bring the audience with me, in a statement that we could no longer just stay in our seats, waiting to see what would become of that poor family. Instead, we would rescue the three of them, not to halt the play, but to rewrite it.
Perhaps, if we as an audience, protest to the producers of 24 and insert ourselves in that TV program, and if we as an audience, join in the true spirit of the Gamm production and really react to what is going on an arms-length away, and not just applaud at the end of the show, then maybe we also will protest on the streets, write our Congress people, and use the other tools of democracy to make torture an election issue and change the way our country does business.
Of course, this is the Gamm's point, and I applaud the courage and commitment involved in the production. And my point certainly wasn't to tell the theater company it shouldn't depict this kind of objectionable human behavior. Nor was I saying I just want to go to feel-good plays (even though I'm always hoping they WILL be feel-good plays).
Still, I am concerned about entertainment violence. The question is this: at what point does the depiction of violence become not a show of disapproval or discussion, but a closet or backdoor way of participating and indulging in it. For example, one of the themes of TV drama and movies is: "Let's Scare the Girl." The plot is always the same. A woman is being threatened, menaced, attacked by a monster man. Usually, things turn out okay in the end.
In the old, pre-lib days, after one or two hours of awfulness, the woman would be rescued; nowadays, toward the end of the show, the now-empowered woman herself turns the tables on the bad man. But throughout the process, the audience gets to participate in two kinds of violence: one is to beat up the woman for most of the show; the other is to use the attack on the woman as an excuse for vigilantism, to throw out the rule of law and do really bad things to the attacking man. So I think a lot of unpleasant human behavior in entertainment is vicarious violence, disguised as a morality exercise.
I do think that there's a point where the audience should walk out, hit the remote and not indulge itself in the modern version of watching the lions gobble up the Christians at the Coliseum. We should boycott events where boxers inflict brain damage and chickens cut each others' throats with razor blades.
But one of the issues I was mulling during my Gamm daydream was that if I and my fellow theatergoers had "stopped the show," that would have done violence to art. You cannot have people burn books they don't like, prohibit movies they don't agree with, and outlaw TV shows. We can't have sports fans swarming the field because our team is losing. We can't go back to the days of throwing rotten tomatoes at the players, or roaring for the hook. There is absolute savagery in an audience getting into the act.
So, in my daydream, as I debated a role as either patriot or mouse, I did think that simply walking out that night wouldn't be enough. So I left a while later and on schedule, having done absolutely nothing, and feeling even more guilty than ever, if that's possible.


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ATLANTA - Airport officials are warning people of a scheme that is bilking wannabe pet owners out of hundreds of dollars.
The schemers are using fake letterhead and pictures of the airport to make their puppy buying operation look legitimate.
This week, three different families thought they could pick up puppies they bought on the Internet from the airport kennel department.
The Mills family of North Carolina was one of those families.
Jonathan Mills said he frantically called the Hartsfield- Jackson International Airport looking for the Kennel Cargo Department for two puppies they paid $800 for off the Internet.
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The puppies were presents for their daughters. Mills said his wife sold some of her wedding china to pay for the puppies.
Warren Jones, the cargo manager at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, said he sees about 15 victims a month with this scheme.
"So many people get caught up into thinking they got a good deal, or that the person on the other end of the computer or Internet really wants to help them and they don't realize they're getting scammed," Jones said.
Jones said Hartsfield-Jackson doesn't have a kennel department.
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The authenticity of the British Guiana One-Cent Magenta– possibly the world's most valuable and certainly the most famous stamp – has been verified by the Royal Philatelic Society of London, meaning it is now set to be auctioned this summer.
Issued in 1856 in Guyana, the 1c magenta is a limited edition stamp of which only one now remains.
"British Guiana was one of the first countries in the world to issue their stamps, and this was a locally printed stamp, of which there are very few Four-Cent, and there's only one One-Cent," explained Chris Harman, the chairman of the Expert Committee of Royal Philatelic Society London.
The stamp's rarity and its monetary value means that many forged copies have popped up over the years, but upon close inspection, none of them were passed as genuine.
"Most of them fairly obvious, a lot of them printed by modern processes, a lot of them on modern paper so they're pretty easy," Harman added. "The most difficult to tell are those where someone has taken a Four-Cent and altered it to read One-Cent."
This one, however, has passed all the tests and will now be auctioned off by Sotheby's in New York in June, where it is expected to be sold for as much as $20 million.
If that happens, it will be a world record for an object that small to fetch a price that size.
"It is one inch by one and a quarter inches, it's tiny, and when it sells it will be the most valuable object by weight and size ever sold," Sotheby's Vice Chairman and Director of Special Projects, David Redden told Reuters. "Our estimate on this stamp is 10 million dollars to 20 million dollars."


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Music From Pakistan: Featuring Sachal Jazz Ensemble, JLCO with Wynton Marsalis
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis will collaborate with the Sachal Jazz Ensemble, marking the Ensemble's U.S. debut performance. Master musicians from Pakistan, the *Sachal Jazz Ensemble* incorporates ancient instruments, such as sitar, sarod, tabla, and dholak into the sounds and rhythms of iconic jazz repertoire. This Ensemble's unique rendition of the Dave Brubeck standard "Take Five" went viral on YouTube with more than half a million views to date. This collaboration is JALC's latest installment in a string of cross-cultural investigations, touching upon Ghana and Spain, among others, through which the organization actualizes its mission to make jazz available globally by interweaving the sounds of jazz with an international array of musical styles. Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis Septet at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola on December 26-31
Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola ends the year on a high note with an unprecedented residency by the legendary Wynton Marsalis Septet from December 26 – 31, including two special performances on New Year's Eve. Keep reading »
What do Tom Brady and the conductor of the NY Philharmonic have in common? - CBS This Morning
A great football game, like a great orchestral performance, is a show of tempo, finesse, and rhythm. CBS News cultural correspondent Wynton Marsalis talked with New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and NY Philharmonic conductor Alan Gilbert about the similarities. Keep reading »
Wynton's interview with Tom Brady to air on Monday on CBS
What do Tom Brady (quarterback of the New England Patriots) and Alan Gilbert (conductor of the NY Philharmonic) have in common? Check out Wynton on *CBS This Morning* as he discovers the similarities in these seemingly opposite professions. Monday, November 4, 2013 at 8:30am EST Keep reading »
Jazz at Lincoln Center Swings in The Holidays
This holiday season, Jazz at Lincoln Center brings back Big Band Holidays, a favorite seasonal tradition in Rose Theater, and the second annual Ring In The Swing: A New Year's Eve Dance Party, the organization's swing dance party and concert, in The Allen Room. Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis to become Director of Jazz Studies of Juilliard
he Juilliard School and Jazz at Lincoln Center today jointly announced that Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center's Managing & Artistic Director and a Juilliard alumnus, will become Director of Jazz Studies at Juilliard beginning July 1, 2014. Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis gives spirited take on jazz with 'Abyssinian Mass'
Wynton Marsalis is onto something big. Again. The composer, trumpeter, bandleader, and all-around high priest among contemporary jazz advocates is accustomed to working on a large scale — in terms of compositional scope as well as ensemble size. Keep reading »
"Abyssinian: A Gospel Celebration" - Live Webcasts From The House of Swing
Raise your voices and lift your hearts as the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Damien Sneed, and the 70-piece Chorale Le Chateau webcast live only Abyssinian: A Gospel Celebration, an historic hand–clappin', tambourine-slappin' celebration scheduled to take place October 24th, 25th and 26th at 8PM ET. Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis Goes Back To Church For 'Abyssinian Mass'
Wynton Marsalis is sipping hot tea in a church conference room before the evening's performance. His custom-made Monette Raja trumpet — with its built-in mouthpiece and black opal inlays — sits by his side. He's riffing on one of his favorite subjects: the universality of rhythm. "That rolling 6/8 rhythm is in African religious music, it's in Anglican religious music," he says, humming a complicated pattern and tapping his fingers on his notebook. "In a slower tempo it would be 'Greensleeves.'" He scats the melody. "Now stay in that time, here's the African 6/8 ... now let's go into the jazz shuffle." More tapping. "It's the same rhythm." Keep reading »
Wynton Marsalis Toots His Own Horn
Yes, Wynton Marsalis has soul. The knee-jerk criticism of the 51-year-old jazz trumpeter ever since his self-titled 1981 album has been that, while always technically impeccable, his playing lacks soulful spirit. "I've never heard anything Wynton played sound like it meant anything at all," pianist Keith Jarrett once told The New York Times. And so it's somewhat ironic that this month should see the debut of both The Spiritual Side of Wynton Marsalis (a collection of spiritually inspired works) and Abyssian: A Gospel Celebration, a nationwide tour. Keep reading »


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Carrying between four and 12 guests, these five spacious river cruisers are perfect for a group of family or friends. Charter your own barge or reserve a cabin with other guests.
Once on board you will be treated to gourmet dining with visits to local sights along the way, making it an exceptional way to truly experience France as you journey into its beating heart. Charter your own barge or reserve a cabin with other guests - the choice is yours.
These individually designed craft are distinguished by their spaciousness and luxurious facilities. Certain barges include heated swimming pools, sitting rooms with period furniture and state rooms with canopied beds.
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Cruise the Canal du Midi and gourmet dinner
Day 2
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Drive to port of Marseillan.
Visit Mediterranean-style Noilly Prat
Moore at Agde in the evening
Day 3
Visit second-largest port city in France, Sète.
Lunch on the barge and cruise to Frontignan famous for its natural wine
Day 4
Visit the Spanish-influenced, Camargue
Discover salt marshes and sand dunes
Walk around Aigues-Mortes, a village founded by Louis IX
Day 5
Cruise the Petit Rhône, Canal du Rhône à Sète and River Rhône
View Beaucaire and Tarascon castles from the deck
Visit the Roman town of Arles where Van Gogh once lived
Day 6
Pass Le Pont St Bénézet whislt cruising to Avignon.
Explore the walled city and the Cathedral of Nôtre Dame.
Farewell gala dinner
Day 7
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Day 1
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Dinner and tour Arles
Day 2
Visit 18th-century bastide in St Rémy for olive oil tasting
Cruise to Avignon past Pont Saint-Bénezet
Moor and visit Roman Pont du Gard aqueduct
Drinks on deck and dinner
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Tour Avignon and guided walk around the Palace of the Popes
Experience French café culture
Lunch then visit the Châteauneuf-du-Pape vineyard
Wine tasting and cruise to Saint-Etienne-des-Sorts
Day 4
Roman city of Orange tour and discover two of the finest Roman monuments
Cruise to Viviers via Bollène lock, with a dramatic 23-metre drop
Stroll around the medieval town
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Lunch at Grignan famous for the medieval château
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Cruise to La Voulte from Le Pouzin
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Visit the market in La Voulte and choose ingredients for lunch
Cruise past Côtes du Rhône vineyards
Visit Chez Ferraton winery
Farewell gala dinner.
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The 1st ever platform created in Singapore to highlight Green Connect, a combination of Environmental Issues, Green Business initiatives and Corporate Social Responsibility policies all under one roof. Organised by Local Global Exhibition & Trade Pte Ltd, ECO World 2010 is supported by Singapore Tourism Board, Singapore Exhibitions & Conventions Bureau, Singapore Business Federation, Association of Small & Medium Enterprises, Singapore Compact, ECO Singapore, Cosmetics Toiletries & Fragrances Association Singapore, The Green Business Times, Simple Lohas and AsiaIsGreen.com. ECO World 2010 provides both the public and private sector a platform to promote, present and demonstrate the usage of environmentally-friendly technology and products. Being a trade cum consumer exhibition, makes ECO World 2010 a perfect place to purchase environmentally-friendly technology and products as well as learn the benefits of adopting the "ECO lifestyle". ECO World 2010 is also an alternative platform for organisations to reap the benefits of performing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and cost saving strategies by going green. With a whole line up of events - Conference, Green Jobs Initiative, ECO Match (Business Matching Session), ECO Kids, ECO Fashion Chic and The ECO Enterprising Awards 2010 for the youth, this event will be an international event looking at exhibitors and delegates participating from Asia, The Middle East, US, UK and Europe. We hope to promote the related technology plus the use of biodegradable and eco-friendly raw materials, recycled products and packaging, water treatment technology, Eco-friendly materials for construction and fitting, green decorative materials, personal lifestyle, fashion, beauty products and many more. Ultimately, we encourage the masses to use the technology and products which do not comply with our living standards, improve the environment thus providing us with clean air, water and overall public health.
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"While this is a cheap(er) place to have a reception, I do not recommend using this venue. We booked it because we were told by the wedding coordinator that they were going to be redecorating before our wedding, and if they couldn't, they would "at the very least stretch the carpet so that no one would keep tripping on it." Neither of those happened, and people were hurt. We also used their punch for our cocktail hour, and our guests didn't have any cupsuntil we got there right before dinner was to start. So of this expensive punch, only 1/3 of it was used. The manager on duty the day of the wedding was clueless to anything with the wedding, and the employees had a very hard time communicating with each other. A word of advice to any person planning a wedding-- always get anything and every little thing in writing, even if it seems trivial. Because if you're trusting like we are, you'll end up with something wrong and get stuck with paying extra for it. Our coordinator seemed knowledgeable and friendly, but dealing with this in the aftermath has been a nightmare."


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Chiller, the face of Australia's 'ordinary' Olympics
By Nick Mulvenney
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - In Australian vernacular, the phrase "a bit ordinary" is a damning understatement with a meaning closer to "pretty terrible".
Australia's team chief, Kitty Chiller, is one of the few who would not argue that it fairly aptly sums up the nation's Rio Olympics.
The post mortem, or "blame game" as Chiller put it, was already underway back home on Sunday as the 51-year-old sweated on getting the nine athletes embroiled in an accreditation row out of Brazil on Monday's team charter flight.
It was the final frustration of Australia's troubled Games, taking in accommodation complaints, theft, a small fire and one of their swimmers being mugged a few days before the nine athletes were detained.
In competition, things went only marginally better and defeat for the men's basketball team by a single point in the bronze medal match on Sunday left Australia with eight gold medals and 29 in total.
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While the likes of Kyle Chalmers and Chloe Esposito will be rightly lauded for their gold medal-winning exploits, Chiller may end up being the most memorable face of Australia's Games.
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Wretched. Chapter Two.
Chapter Two.
The king Tristram sat prostrate on his throne. Wretched had just walked out of the room, the sound of the large doors coming shut with a bang. He clenched his greying blonde hair in his hands and took off his spectacles to rub his eyes. He knew Wretched was ugly, there was no escaping the fact.
The queen had never allowed suitors to come to Wretched. She had never allowed Wretched to go outside the castle. The people of the kingdom of Nedrehn did not know of Wretched's existence. They only knew of one daughter, of Clarinda.
Clarinda was tall, thin, and blonde like her father. Her eyes, however, were a dull brown that never shone (this is not to say brown eyes are not beautiful; however, Clarinda's were not). She was an evil child, a spoiled-rotten brat by the queen, and Tristram knew it. He knew how sweet Wretched was, how kind, caring, and compassionate. She was a gifted artist and musician. She was graceful and a good dancer, full of poise. The perfect heir to the throne.
And yet the queen would never allow it. She would do anything in her power to keep Wretched out of sight for as long as she lived... and Tristram could do nothing about it. Even though he was king, he still feared what Deidre coud do. She had the love of the people, her father being the knight Gerendlen, the savior of the kingdom in the War of 100 Days, the most deadly war in the history of the kingdom of Sen.
The people had rejoiced when Tristram married Deidre. They loved her because of her heritage.
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Enter Interlaken and you forget all of Switzerland's petty annoyances - garden gnomes, obsessive punctuality, dubious wartime associations, and hordes of hairy great men using some sort of ethnic folk dance as a rather flimsy excuse to slap each others' thighs. You enter, instead, a year-round resort, from spring through winter, the buttercups and cowbells making way for the skis and snowboards which whoosh past as you make your way up the mountain, before gazing back down, hot chocolate cupped in mittened hands, upon a town of picture-postcard prettiness.
Enter Interlaken and you forget all of Switzerland's petty annoyances - garden gnomes, obsessive punctuality, dubious wartime associations, and hordes of hairy great men using some sort of ethnic folk dance as a rather flimsy excuse to slap each others' thighs. You enter, instead, a year-round resort, from spring through winter, the buttercups and cowbells making way for the skis and snowboards which whoosh past as you make your way up the mountain, before gazing back down, hot chocolate cupped in mittened hands, upon a town of picture-postcard prettiness.
When to go
You want to ski, you go in winter. You want to soar - and the sky over Interlaken is awash with parascenders and their multicoloured chutes - you go in summer. You want just to sit and admire the changing scenery, you go in autumn or spring. What can I tell you? With activities and excursions embracing the mountains, the lakes, dry land and up above the clouds, Interlaken is a place for all seasons. Hold a gun to my head for the definitive answer, though, and I'll say October. The leaves are falling, the cable- cars and the chair-lifts are that little bit emptier, and the train that takes you up the Jungfrau passes through a kaleidoscope of colours.
Getting there
The nearest international airports are Basel, Geneva and Zurich. All are approximately two hours by train to Interlaken. Swissair (tel: 0845 6010956) offers return flights from Heathrow to Zurich from £85 plus £33 tax, and Heathrow to Geneva from £86 plus £23 tax. British Airways (tel: 0345 222111) will fly you Heathrow to Basel return for £84 plus £25 tax. EasyJet (tel: 0870 6000000) looks the most competitive, flying from Luton to Geneva from £40 return plus £10 tax, and Luton to Zurich from £60 return plus £20 tax. Their cheapest prices, however, depend on your booking well in advance. Travel Extras (tel: 01582 545400) is part of the easyJet group and will arrange packages including car hire and hotel accommodation.
If you have the time to drive, Eurotunnel (tel: 0990 353535) goes Folkestone to Calais from £59 per vehicle. Stopping over perhaps at Reims, or maybe further on at Dijon, the drive into Switzerland through the Grand St Bernard Pass is unmissable and well worth the extra day either end of your trip.
Where to stay
The Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel, Hoheweg Promenade (tel: 0041 33 828 2828) is, simply, one of Europe's great hotels. Indoor tennis and golf centre, health spa, direct views across the three great peaks. It has got the lot. Beg, steal, borrow - do whatever it takes to stay there. Singles from £135, doubles from £210.
The Metropole, further down the Hoheweg Promenade (tel: 0041 33 828 6666) has similarly gorgeous views, if one star less in terms of opulence. The Top O'Met rooftop bar is worth a visit, even if you don't stay at the hotel. Look at the mountains and you can almost see George Kennedy trying to garrote Clint Eastwood in The Eiger Sanction. Singles from £65, doubles from £105.
The Chalet Hotel Oberland, Postgasse 1 (tel: 0041 33 827 8787) is on the main street in the heart of town. Fewer views, lively ambience. Singles from £45, doubles from £75.
The Beau-Site Hotel, Seestrasse 16 (tel: 0041 33 826 7575). Quiet location, surrounded by rolling lawns with private menagerie, this small family- run hotel is warm and welcoming, an absolute treasure. The hotel of my childhood, and still we go back. Singles from £65, doubles from £100.
What to see and do
Where to begin? Well, the mountains of course. Take the astonishing train ride to the top of the Jungfraujoch, at 11,333ft (3,454m) the highest railway station in Europe. The Ice Palace inside the peak is pure Disney. Slightly further afield is the 10,000ft peak of the Schilthorn, on top of which sits the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant, presenting a 360-degree panorama across the entire Alpine massif. When the cable- car pokes up through the clouds, you'll wonder what kind of hallucinogenic you were slipped at breakfast. They once shot a Bond movie here. Great production values.
A company called Bohag (tel: 0041 33 828 9000) operates private helicopter flights above the entire Oberland, hovering beside the rugged face of the Eiger, before flirting with the glaciers and circling the Jungfrau for views of the Matterhorn. Down on the water there are various day and evening cruises on lakes Thun and Brienz. Some of the paddle-steamers even have children's clubs on board. Back up the slopes, the glacier waterfalls at Truemmelbach are actually inside the mountain, stunningly illuminated and accessible only by tunnel lift.
Train, funicular, cable-car, funnel lift. There are no end of ways up a Swiss mountain. Best by far, for the fresh air and fear factor, is to have your feet dangle limply from the chair-lift that rises 5,000 or so feet from the pretty ski resort of Grindelwald to Furst. Back at Grindelwald, walk up the mountain to the blissfully car-free resort of Murren, before heading back down, through the valley and via the geranium-dotted village of Wilderswil, to Interlaken.
The Kursaal is the meeting- place for everyone who's hip. Actually, no one in Interlaken is very hip, but the Kursaal tries damn hard nonetheless. Incorporating a theatre, several discotheques, winter gardens, and even a casino (very un-Swiss) - whatever happens in Interlaken happens here.Food and drink
We Brits have nothing to brag about in the culinary stakes. It's good to know, then, that the Swiss are not much better. Their contribution? The fondue, and ... er, that's it. Still, at the Harder Minerva restaurant, Harderstrasse 15 (tel: 33 823 2313) the fondue comes thick and gooey, whether cheese or chocolate, and since three courses, plus wine, can be had for less than a tenner, I'll give it my vote. The best pizzas in town reside at Piz-Paz on Centralplatz (tel: 33 822 2533).
Crossing the international divide, Fujiyama at Hoheweg 71 (tel: 33 827 6100) has Japanese food to die for. The sushi is sensational, £25 a head, dessert lychees included.
If it's a good old-fashioned high tea you're after, with a slab of gateau, try the Slegenthaler Tea Room, Jungfraustrasse 10 (tel: 33 822 3561). You might pay £3 for your hot chocolate, but you'll be served with attitude and you'll be serenaded by the kind of music you'd rather assumed had gone down with the Titanic. Best of all, though, is the dining-room at the Victoria-Jungfrau Hotel. Hang the expense. When chateaubriand comes at £25 a throw, you're past caring.
Special events
On 30 and 31 October, the Swiss Bands Festival comes to The Kursaal. A week later and the Swiss National Circus do their thing, followed on 28 November by an Advent Concert complete with alphorn-blowing and flag- throwing. Christmas comes to the town centre on 10 and 11 December, in the form of an open market, with live music and festive entertainment for all. Finally, Interlaken welcomes, on 26 December and for a fortnight after, the World International Millennium Party. Two weeks of "non-stop entertainment and jollity". OK, it's not Las Vegas, but we invented morris dancing, so let's not be churlish.
Out of town
Ask anyone what is the capital of Switzerland and, much head-scratching later, you'll get answers that range from Geneva to Zurich via Basel and Lucerne. In fact, it's Berne, less than one hour from Interlaken and joyously off the tourist trail. The Lauben, a 6km stretch of covered shopping arcades, is a shopper's paradise, and the lovely old town, marked out by 11 historic fountains, is well worth a stroll. Equally close at hand is Lucerne, and half a day should be sufficient to cross the exquisite wooden Kapellbrucke (Chapel Bridge), admire the sandstone Lion Monument, and even take the circular train ride around Mount Pilatus.
Deals and packages
Swiss Travel Service (tel: 01992 456123) offers a three-day package, flying Heathrow-Zurich, staying half-board at the three-star Hotel Splendid, for £357 per person based on two sharing, including first-class train transfer to and from Interlaken. Plus Travel (tel: 0171-259 0199) offers three nights b&b at the three-star Hotel Sonne, flying from London City Airport to Zurich, for £299 per person based on two sharing, including standard train transfer to and from Interlaken. Both deals offer good discounts on unlimited train travel throughout the region.
Further information
Interlaken's main tourist office is at Hoheweg 37 (tel: 0041 33 822 2121). In London, contact the Switzerland Travel Centre, Swiss Court, London W1V 8EE (tel: 0171-734 1921).Reuse content


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Dreams Do Come True
Adrian handed the bearded stall vendor seventeen dollars and was given his lunch in return. With the ridiculous amount of sunlight in Resurrected Hills, Adrian was more than grateful for the small plastic packet of water included in his meal. He took a seat at an empty wooden table and opened up the toaster-sized cardboard box. Before Adrian could even take a sip from his water packet however, a shout louder than the rest became the center of attention. "Lord Simon, Ruler of Resurrected Hills is approaching! Make way, peasants!"
The towering bodybuilder who announced this began shoving people left and right, clearing a path for the king's chariot. Moments later, a majestic, white steel chariot entered the crowded streets, pulled by two of the most beautiful white horses ever bred. "Damn," Adrian muttered to the vendor, "This Lord Simon is a pretty big deal, huh?"
"The biggest", the hairy, overweight vendor replied.
The metallic chariot eventually came to a complete stop in the middle of the street. The door opened and Lord Simon stepped out, accompanied by two incredibly scary guards. Correction: a child stepped out of the chariot, accompanied by two incredibly scary guards. "Uh, is that Lord Simon's son?" Adrian whispered as he slurped up a piece of pork from his steamy bowl of noodles.
"No, no," the vendor replied, "That is Lord Simon!"
"Just looks like some dumb kid, to me," Adrian snickered, "He's even got braces."
The "dumb kid" (better known as the Almighty Lord Simon of Resurrected Hills) stood in the center of the market square beside the fountain. "Good afternoon, my loyal subjects," his prepubescent voice squeaked, "Welcome to another glorious day in Resurrected Hills, made possible only by my impeccable performance as king!"
"Listen, outsider," the vendor snapped, "You'd better shut your mouth if you want to live. If Lord Simon had heard that, he'd – "
"HEARD WHAT?!"the brown haired boy screeched from the market square.
The king and his two bodyguards approached the outdoor noodle shop, ready to toss some unlucky outsider into the dungeon. From a safe distance away, everyone else circled around the noodle shop, whispering amongst themselves; predicting sure death for the big-mouthed wanderer.
"My deepest apologies, Lord Simon," the stall vendor pleaded as he knelt down before the king, "He's new here. He doesn't knowanything. Please spare him, and most importantly, spare me!Don't be angry, don't be angry…"
Tears formed in the corner of his eyes, causing Adrian to feel a pang of guilt. "Hey, Lord Simon, I'm sorry. First day, I'm unfamiliar with Resurrected Hills, it'd be cool if you gave us a break, you know?"
"Sorry, outsider," the little golden-crowned brat sneered, "But I'm not cool with that. In fact, I'm feeling kind of angry."
Everyone within earshot suddenly trembled. The reverberation was noticeable enough to feel like a mini-earthquake of fear. Adrian had traveled all over Europe. There were a few tough spots, but none of them could stop him. A child pretending to be a king? This was going to be easy. "Listen, you little brat: I don't know why the hell someone decided to give absolute power to a kid, but I'm not playing along. I don't know why they're all so afraid of you, but I'm not. I'm also not going to take this anymore. So if you'll excuse me, I'll be leaving, 'your majesty'."
"Or, you know, toss me into the dungeon. That's cool too!" Adrian shouted through the heavy door as the guards walked up the staircase to the right, leaving him alone with the rats and an unconscious prisoner.
The cell was cramped and poorly ventilated. Without windows, it felt like he was breathing recycled sweat and blood. "You opened your big mouth too, eh?" a broken voice chuckled.
Adrian turned around to see his cellmate, staring at him from across the cell… so about three feet away. "This isn't one of those, 'I was just like you once, and I've been in this cell for forty years', kind of things is it?" Adrian winced.
"Oh no," the poorly-groomed prisoner responded, "I've been in here for sixty years."
"Fantastic", Adrian groaned.
"So, have you figured out why the people worship him yet?" the cellmate asked.
Adrian shook his head in confusion. "Wait for the moonrise", his cellmate instructed.
"Whoa, what was that?!" Adrian gasped, awakening abruptly in the dank, cramped cell.
"Simon's asleep", his cellmate James replied, "You really pissed him off earlier today, I guess."
"Care to explain?" Adrian whispered, his mind lingering on the noises outside.
"Simon was once a peasant's child, but he was born with supernatural powers. His dreams shape reality. Good dreams = good reality, bad dreams = bad reality. It's simple really. And as you know, your dreams are determined by daily events. If you had a good day, you're more likely to have good dreams. If you're really stressed out or worried, your dreams will reflect as much."
"So…" Adrian slowly pieced together.
"You really stressed the kid out," James chuckled, "His father adored Simon when he was a baby. That man practically had the town grovelling at his feet. But when Simon got older, he began to have ideals of his own; ideals which did not include his father. You can pretty much guess what happened afterwards."
"Haven't you guys ever tried, you know, killing the demon in his sleep?" Adrian cruelly suggested.
There was a long pause. "I've never… no one's ever considered child murder", James muttered.
"Well," Adrian triumphantly stated, "I am. A kid or not, he's kind of evil. He's got to go."
"Would you like me to sneak you out? I know a secret passage", James offered.
"Why yes, that'd be lovely, James", Adrian replied.
The two prisoners stood at the secret exit, realizing that they might never see each other ever again. "Be strong, Adrian," James encouraged, "Kill my son."
"I totally saw that coming!" Adrian lied as he slid down the side of the steep hill, ready to face Lord Simon in his castle.
At the back door of the castle, Adrian's break-in attempt turned out unsuccessful and he was captured by Adrian's guards. "Come on, you guys," Adrian desperately begged, "Do you want to be ordered around by this brat for the rest of your lives?!"
"We don't conform because we have to", a fiendish, sinister voice remarked.
"Who are you?!" Adrian shouted in reply, breaking free from the guards who held him tight.
"Simon's mother," the voice answered, "And like I said, this is a choice."
"But, why – "
"Doom comes when Simon isn't content with his life, but do you know what happens when he has good dreams? Money rains from the sky."
"So you're keeping him happy just so that you can use him for your own greedy purposes?" Adrian deduced, "Maybe I was wrong, he isn't the evil one in this kingdom after all."
"Say what you will," the disembodied voice sneered, "But Resurrected Hills is one of the wealthiest kingdoms in the world, and it's all thanks to our tolerance of my son."
"And what will you do when he finds out and decides that he doesn't like your get-rich-quick scheme?"
"Why, we'll – "
A bloodcurdling scream rang out as the sound of tearing flesh echoed through the castle halls. Adrian shivered as a monstrous shadow appeared on the walls. The guards fled for their lives, but Adrian could not move an inch. He was paralyzed. "I think he heard you", Adrian whispered, too nervous to even blink.
Suddenly, the shadow of the behemoth disappeared and the figure of young Simon approached the terrified Adrian. "Hello, outsider," Simon greeted, "I'm terribly sorry you had to witness my mother's untimely death. However, it simply had to be done. She was using me, like my father did. I don't like being used."
The boy's eyes were shut, yet he seemed perfectly conscious otherwise. "Confused?" the superhuman child asked, "Don't be. I've trained myself to lucid dream, as in 'to be aware that I am dreaming'. Due to much practice, I am now the master of both my dreams and my nightmares. That's right, murdering me in my sleep won't work now. With a single thought, I can turn those gold coins my mother cherished so… into venomous snakes of preposterous size. I can bend the very fabric of time so that the future and the past meet for a split moment before they're both collapsed into each other, ending existence itself."
Adrian regained his senses for the sole purpose of delivering this awesome speech. "You're not human, Simon. Why linger amongst them? With your powers, you could simply create your own universe, where things can be exactly the way you want them. Why play with ant hills when you can shape skyscrapers? Why burn ants when you can set the world ablaze?"
"Because, outsider, I win against the ants."


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Today the stand-off between the Wisconsin state government and its public-sector trade unions could come to a head. The battle is between a Republican governor intent on curbing the benefits and power of the unions and tens of thousands of public employees, supported by Democratic legislators, who are determined not to lose their jobs, pay or bargaining rights.
So far, so conventional. But two things make this dispute unusual. The first is its duration, solidity and potential reach. Fearful workers in other Midwestern states, where Republicans have majorities in the new legislatures, are either taking or contemplating action of their own. The second is the way that the unions have latched on to the ferment in the Arab world and claim to be standing up not just for workers' rights, but for a more equal society and enhanced democracy. Questioning the democratic credentials of the United States is not something America's de-fanged trade unions do as a matter of course.
Thus far, there is no sign of either side giving ground, and the longer the dispute goes on, the more triumphantly it is hailed – in the US and abroad – as signifying variously a new dawn in American politics, the rebirth of US trade unionism, or the advent of a European-style political left.
There is certainly room in American politics for a more vocal articulation of social justice, and Barack Obama's election to the White House may have heralded a longer-term political shift. But to see the workers' protest in Wisconsin as evidence that a somnolent left is awakening to parry the Tea Party movement on the right is likely to be premature. It rather exposes how deeply US politics is now polarised. The country as a whole shifted to the right in last year's mid-term elections, and Wisconsin has a budget-cutting legislature because that is what the state's voters chose.
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Sun Microsystems has just launched the UltraSPARC T2 CPU, which easily outstrips its T1 predecessor performance-wise.
Early in the new millennium many major server manufacturers shifted to Intel or AMD. Sun itself actually used these CPUs in many of its models, leading augurs to prophesy the imminent demise of the established SPARC CPU. But in fact the opposite has happened: Sun's UltraSPARC T1 CPU which was launched in 2005 provided excellent performance and energy efficiency thanks to chip multi-threading with up to parallel 32 threads on eight cores.
Now the successor has arrived: the UltraSPARC T2 CPU is said to have twice the performance of its predecessor at the same clock speed. The T2 supports 64 parallel threads, each of which consumes less than two watts. Applications that lend themselves to parallelization, network applications, workload computing and virtualization will all benefit from this boost.
At the same time, the chip not only integrates a fast memory interface, a floating point unit and I/O interfaces, but also network interfaces and crypto units. The vendor now sees more scope for deploying the CPU in routers, switches or telecommunications technology, besides servers.
The new CPU, which will be GPLd just like its predecessor looks likely to be available to server manufacturers for less than US$ 1000 per unit by the end of this year.
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Red Hat takes its IDE online.
Microsoft Bakes Linux into Windows Server
Microsoft is slowly becoming a Linux vendor.
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The new kernel makes swap implementation more scalable, which will help cloud providers.
Docker Appoints Steve Singh CEO
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Docker Announces Linux Kit and Moby Project
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Ubuntu Returns to Gnome as Its Mobile Plans Shatter
Mark Shuttleworth has resumed the position of CEO of Canonical.
Microsoft is Shutting Down CodePlex
Microsoft's open source code hosting platform CodePlex will come to an end after a more than 10-year stint.
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WASHINGTON: The International Monetary Fund's extension of talks with Egyptian authorities is a sign of progress on Egypt's loan request, an IMF spokesman said Thursday.
The IMF mission in Cairo to weigh providing more than $4 billion in financial support for the Egyptian government was supposed to wind up Thursday, but the talks are now to continue for several more days.
"I can't really be precise about when those discussions will conclude, but it's a sign of progress," to IMF spokesman Bill Murray said at a regularly scheduled news briefing.
On Wednesday, an IMF spokeswoman told AFP that the mission has been "working closely with" the Egyptian authorities on their economic program.
"The mission will remain in Cairo for a few more days to continue its work and build on the good progress already made," she said.
Egyptian Finance Minister Mumtaz Said said last week that Egypt may reach a loan deal with the IMF next month for $4.5 billion, instead of the $4.8 billion requested.
The aid would be aimed at supporting an economy left battered by the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak's regime.
Political instability has hammered Egypt's major revenue earner, tourism, and has led to a drop in foreign investments, worsened the budget deficit and sparked social conflict.
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You can win at the part exchange game, though, by doing a little research and uttering the magic words "price to change". All you need to discover is the lowest retail price of the new car and the real trade value of the part exchange, the difference between the two is the price you want to pay. Firstly, buy a price guide from your newsagent, these are small format magazines (such as Parker's) which are the public's equivalent of the trade guides and accurate enough. It will reveal how much your car is worth to the car trade. To double check this figure and for a local perspective, ring up some car dealers and offer to sell them your car and see what they quote.
If the replacement car is secondhand, using the guide calculate the difference between trade and retail price to "guesstimate" their profit. That is the figure which you need to erode to get the best deal. If you are buying a new car then the best policy is to shop around and find out who offers the best "price to change", the difference between what you get for your old car and the price of the replacement.
One of the best tactics is to negotiate on the new car without mentioning a part exchange, secure a good discount, then at the last moment introduce your old car. As the salesman has invested lots of time he won't want to double back. Even better, breeze into the showroom without a car. By far the best way to get a decent motoring deal is to sell privately then go cash in hand to the dealer and negotiate from a position of strength.
Welcome to plan B: selling your car privately. This way you get more than the trade price, but also several times more hassle. Never mind, roll your sleeves up and clean that car; if you can't be bothered, get a valet company to do it for you at around pounds 30 to pounds 50. Dirty cars don't sell, or at least don't sell for as much as clean ones. Tidiness and shininess can add a couple of hundred to an otherwise ordinary pounds 2,000 car.
Next, gather together any information you have: handbooks, old MOTs, service history, warranties, receipts for any garage work and parts, then put them in a file. This always creates a good impression with buyers, because anyone who keeps paperwork this neat, must also have a neat car - well that's the theory anyway. Another way to attract buyers is to set a fat selling price. Look at local private advertisements to see what similar cars are being offered for.
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but this appears to work.
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Then you'll fit right in…..
Now try a photo,a hyperlink, and a hyperlink that is a word or words of your choosing instead of the URL…and when you get those to work please post how you did it because I have never found any instructions anywhere :-)
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To create a hyperlink that is a word/words of your choosing type this (it will open in the same window):
< a href="http://www.websitegoeshere.com">here
EDIT: It should look like this: < a href="http://www.yahoo.com">here edit:(ah damn no it shouldn't look like that either…)
Instead of websitegoeshere you'd insert whatever site you are trying to link to. Instead of here (in between the greater and less than symbols towards the end) add whatever word you want the link to appear as.
In the above example I put a space between the less than sign (<) and the a and the greater than at the end – when you type the whole command delete that space so it looks like this: This should take you to BPL home page, I hope
As for photos…i'll get back to you.
Triple edit: Apparently I really don't know what i'm doing – disregard my confusing instructions :( I'll just link to the post that Ken posted – it actually works.
I tried.
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Selena Gomez gave a passionate and emotional speech at We Day Vancouver on Wednesday. The youth empowerment event, sponsored by Free the Children, occurs in cities across the globe to reward and inspire kids as they grow up to be tomorrow's leaders.
Gomez previously participated in a We Day event in California earlier this year. As Gossip Cop reported at the time, the singer-actress opened up about the mistakes she's made in her life, and what she's learned from them.
In her speech at Wednesday's event, Gomez focused on judgment and forgiveness, and tied it to the rise in social media bullying. She told the crowd, "When people look at me, they don't see a 22-year-old figuring it out as she goes. They see what they want to see."
"I know what it's like to be judged and to be put down. I know what it's like to have other people have opinions of you without knowing you," said Gomez. She confessed, though, that if she let that get to her, "it would drive me crazy."
"I want to say you are not defined by an Instagram photo, by a like , by a comment. That does not define you," Gomez stressed as cheers rose from the audience. "I want you guys to know that the trick is to focus on the love."
Gomez told the attendees, "What I want you guys to do is, every rude comment, every person that tries to hurt you personally or though the Internet, I want you to forgive them. Just forgive them."
"There is so much love in this world, and in this stadium. Do not limit yourself because of what others expect," said the star. "We all deserve more than we think, and in the end, nobody remembers those haters, the comments. Nobody remembers them. They're just background noise."
Gomez admitted that it's a lesson she herself is "still trying to learn." She went on to say, "Like my friend Taylor [Swift] says, the haters are gonna hate. Just shake it off."
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Since 1999 Uva was a staple in the Valley. Great food and lively music brought many together and we became friends along the way.
Scores of first dates, anniversaries and birthdays were celebrated here. Many met at Uva and now are happily married. Local musicians made their debut here; all this has brought great joy and satisfaction to the Uva family.
We want to thank our superb, hard working, staff for creating a unique place that provided happy, lasting memories for so many! Our gratitude to all the talented musicians who shared their art of music with us! To our faithful purveyors, with whom we worked so many years, thank you! To our friends, our loyal clientele, we could not be more thankful for all your support!
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