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RSS assures Safety & Security to NE Indians living any part of India :Dattatreya Hosabale.
16/08/2012 09:24:09 Samvada.org
Press Release, By Dattatreya Hosabale, RSS Joint General Secretary from Guwahati
The tragic circumstance under which Assam is passing through is a matter of grave concern for all countrymen. The RSS expresses its deep anguish over the pain, sufferings and losses faced by the people of Assam in the recent outburst of violence in Bodoland Territorial Area District (BTAD) and Dhubri. The fact that a large number of people have been killed, many are injured and lakhs have been rendered homeless due to loot and arson shows that the situation is alarming. It is an irony that people have to live in refugee camps in their own country because of hostilities from foreigners.
The RSS also is pained to know that a large number of students and young employees of North East states in several parts of our country are returning to Assam and other North-eastern states in an atmosphere of fear and threat.
The present situation in Assam that erupted on 20 July is not an isolated or sudden one, but it is another episode in the series of such violent incidents took place earlier. There have been skirmishes and conflicts leading to wide spread violence in the past due to a large presence of illegal Bangladeshi infiltrators.
Tensions between Bangladeshi Muslim and local communities have prevailed in the region for many years now. In this context, we can quote several incidents, the Idgah incident at Fakiragram being the recent one, or the Udalguri violence four years back. The ever increasing number of Bangladeshi Muslim infiltrators has not only disturbed peace and amity in the region but created socio-economic and political problems also. The people of Assam and other NE states are well aware of this as they are experiencing it. Time and again, various organisations have raised the issue of Bangladeshi infiltration and demanded from the Govts-both state and union-to put a halt to this vexed problem. At the national level RSS and many others have also been voicing the same opinion for last three decades. But unfortunately, these demands have met with no tangible solution.
It has been the considered opinion of RSS on the basis of ground realities that the frequent outburst of violence is due to this conflict between the Indian citizens of Assam /NE and the illegal infiltrators.
The recent violent incidents in Mumbai point to the fact that the situation has taken alarming proportion and different dimension. The Mumbai incident and also the attack on students at Pune deserve to be condemned by all. Such violent eruptions have been witnessed at Ranchi also. Considering these developments, there appears to be a larger conspiracy to create tension and spread violence in other parts of the nation. It is for all to see that the situation is kept under control.
There is a complaint by visitors that many people in the relief camps where Muslims are taking shelter, are not coming from the villages which have faced violence. I demand the Govt. authorities to enquire into this and take necessary steps as per the situation.
The swayamsevaks of RSS, and organisations inspired by the Sangh, have rushed to the relief work soon after the violence erupted. Our Swayamsevaks are rendering succor to the affected people in the Bodo areas. They are working in more than 60 camps, providing food provisions, cooked food, medicine, cloths, utensils and other needs. Teams of Medical Doctors from Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh visited the area for three weeks and rendered medical aid. More works of relief and rehabilitation are being contemplated.
Workers of RSS have met NE students and others at Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kerala, Hyderabad, Delhi etc. and offered all help for their safety and security. Also, they have announced help line nos. Food and security have been provided enroute by Sangh, ABVP, BJP and others to these youth who are travelling by trains to Assam.
The current problem is the result of the tension between the local communities who are genuine citizens of the nation and the Bangladeshi Muslims who are illegal migrants. The RSS demands from the Govt to implement all effective steps immediately to curb the infiltration from Bangladesh and to detect them here, delete their names (from electoral lists), and to deport back in order to put a permanent halt to this problem. Also, the National Register of Citizens (NRC) should be prepared without further delay and non-citizens should be treated accordingly.
The RSS appeals to the general public of NE and also throughout the country to maintain total peace and amity by all efforts. It is extremely necessary to keep vigil that nobody misuses the situation and no tension or provocation is created in any part of the country.
The RSS also assures all help, safety and security to our brethren of Assam & other NE States living or studying in other parts of the country. We appeal to them not to get panic; however, we appeal to them to contact local RSS or ABVP offices at any place for any help. The people of Assam and NE are not alone but the entire country is with them at this hour of distress.
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If despite these planned attacks by the muslims, the Hindu voters don't wake up, then India might become hell for all Hindus.
The Christians, who always thought that muslims were their brothers in fighting Hindus, have now found out what muslims are mede off.
Christians do well to respect Hindus and Hinduism and cooperate with them, else muslims might wipe them off, just like they're doing with the Hindus.
Dr Rajesh
18/08/2012 05:09:38
RSS of late is becoming just a lathi wielding outfit with no real guts or courage. They reached Assam to provide relief. What happened to their lathis? Why didn't they use it to defend the poor against the aggressors? The same story. They have become like Karna (who forget his skills when in need). Nowadays RSS is good only for fighting Hindus (in-fightings).
Anil Balakrishnan
18/08/2012 02:45:57
Reply to Mr Ganesh Panikcer
Dear Ganeshji, RSS has always helped hapless brethern irrespective of their caste/ language / religion etc. If you are a swayamsevak ,kindly understand sangh and its ideology before posting such comments. If you are not a swayamseavk , kindly try to understand the lofty ideals on which sangh is founded.
Ganesh Panicker
16/08/2012 23:42:52
Defending the right people
Most of these North East guys are Christians. Why is RSS Assuring safety to Christians? Are we changing our directions?
16/08/2012 19:43:30
Bizzare people
Granted that Assam has a large percentage of muslim infiltrators and indigenous muslims.But it is still a Hindu majority state. Why do these morons keep electing the islamic congress over and over again.I think it is pay back time for the voters who have hoisted such anti nationals as congress to rule over them.It is still not late for the population of Assam to change their course.RSS must create this awareness among the people even while they serve them in times of difficulties.
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As a plugged-in reader first reported two years ago:
The [Embarcadero] palms won't be there much longer. The city has fired all their educated arborists. Those who are left trim them to that odd pineapple shape while the fronds are still green and alive. A fusarium-type wilt then infects the palm and it slowly dies. At least 3 have died since the last trimming - that's what killed the dead palms around Justin Herman Plaza.
With twenty-six of the $35,000 trees now infected, the palms have, in fact, been dying in droves ever since our reader's report warned. But according to the Chronicle's report today, the Department of Public Works crew doesn't know how the trees were infected.
An educated arborist is a terrible, and rather expensive, thing to waste.
∙ For The Love (And Hate) Of Palm Trees In San Francisco [SocketSite]
∙ Chronicle Watch: Palms dying in droves [sfgate.com]
First Published: May 16, 2013 2:00 PM
Comments from "Plugged In" Readers
Inevitable that they will all have to be replaced at some point. However, is it worth the expense to replace them, especially when the city has proven it cannot afford the upkeep on the ones they currently have?
As nice as they look, they do seem out of place, like Colonial-inspired sub-divisions in the outer east bay.
Posted by: Mark at May 16, 2013 3:54 PM
LET THEM DIE!!! Replace them with something locally appropriate. Please. This ain't socal.
Posted by: taco taco at May 16, 2013 4:42 PM
Unnecessary drama-rama.
Some of the oldest trees in SF are Canary island date palms. Almost all trees in SF are unnatural in that they are not supposed to be growing here.
These trees are as appropriate as ANY tree to our climate. They are evergreen, and they do lend beauty to any area.
Take a look at the dolores park median and tell me that those trees should have never been planted, or that its too cold in SF to have them.
It's amazing how far people will go to complain/bitch about how SF isnt conforming to their ideas of how things should be.
Improperly pruning the trees causes the spread of the disease. The disease is endemic in CA, FL, and place where the palms grow.
I cant wait until there is something else in the news for people to harp about
Posted by: bob at May 16, 2013 5:36 PM
I love the palms. I hope they stay. And as a California native (rare in SF), we typically don't have jealousy issues with SoCal. You can always tell the transplants by their reactions.
Posted by: sf at May 16, 2013 6:28 PM
Palm trees say "California," and there are few areas more emblematic of California as Justin Herman Plaza and the ferry building. Regardless, it probably doesn't matter what trees are there, and I say this as an East Bay native.
Posted by: EH at May 16, 2013 9:28 PM
Don't know if it's true, but I was told by a DPW engineer years ago when the palms were being planted that the trees would ultimately not survive. He said that the DPW staff responsible for designing the boxes in which they sit made them too small and that it was only a matter of time before they started dying.
Posted by: Steve at May 17, 2013 7:48 AM
Palms are not southern Californian, they're Californian. You can still see double-rows of palms - planted in the 19th century - lining long (originally dirt) driveways leading to old farmhouses in the Sacramento Valley. Look at 19th-century etchings of grand houses in northern California and what do you see? Invariably, a palm in the picture. True, you don't see palms in high elevations or in the far north of the state, but they were commonly planted just about everywhere else in northern California, including San Francisco, starting about 150 years ago. I repeat: Palms are not southern Californian, they're Californian.
Posted by: BrO at May 17, 2013 9:21 AM
Let's plant some giant redwoods on the Embarcadero instead. That'll show 'em.
Posted by: formidable doer of the nasty at May 17, 2013 9:29 AM
Where's the owner of the Lone Palm bar when you need him...There is a sale to be had here.
Posted by: RonMonster at May 17, 2013 2:15 PM
The palm tree's look great here, when alive. They look great at AT&T Park as well.
Posted by: drew at May 22, 2013 2:52 PM
Has anyone considered that the jilted tree experts might be sabotaging these trees? These things seem to last pretty fine in the wild and on private properties where there are not experts on the scene.
Posted by: Maybe at May 22, 2013 6:59 PM
Potatoes aren't native to California, they're from South America. Pineapples and many fruits aren't from here either. Should we bar them from being served in our stores or eaten anywhere inside SF city limits? People complain too much. The palms on Embarcadero may not be native to SF, but they're beautiful, they're not hurting anyone or anything, and there's no reason to replace them with something different except that people like to complain.
Posted by: Cory. at May 29, 2013 5:54 PM
I am sorry to see these beautiful palms perish. WE have for 4 years been testing a product which suppresses Fusarium oxyporum. We have had great results. Completely organic.
We could help with the trees of San Francisco.
Posted by: Larry at June 10, 2013 10:26 AM
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Sometimes I conflate things in my kitchen and on my plate and they work well. For example, last week's conversation about western ways to use Asian foods and ingredients and the heartbreaking disaster in Japan resulted in my making Mexican carnitas with Japanese dashi. I had Japan on my mind and lots of dashi stock leftover from recipe developing. Additionally, I hankered for pork carnitas tacos -- the fatty, rich, savory kind that I recently had in downtown Los Angeles at Carnitas Michoacan in the Grand Central Market. Those two preoccupation melded into this recipe.
Carnitas is traditionally cooked in large copper kettles of fat like confit. But I wanted something that wasn't too lean but didn't require huge amounts of lard either. I also wanted a deep flavor. The key was finding pork shoulder with a nice balance of fat and lean. At our local Whole Foods, I found it handily in the form of a 1-inch-thick pork shoulder steak that sported a nice layer of fat.
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From asado to ferias to museos to amigos, the list of attractions in BA is endless. Nevertheless, we have endeavored to present our shortlist....
by Hun Ohm on November 20, 2005
Hotel Plaza FranciaBy Hun OhmWe decided to go to Buenos Aires more or less on a whim, i.e., less than two weeks in advance, so were a little hard-pressed to find an accommodation that was in the neighborhood and price range that we desired. A few of our first choices were fully booked, so we looked for suitable alternatives and settled on the Hotel Plaza Francia.The HotelLocated on the corner of Avenida del Libertador and Eduardo Schiaffino, the Hotel Plaza Francia is a small, European-style hotel that will give you easy access to the offerings of the well-heeled Recoleta neighborhood (e.g., the cemetery where Evita lies, restaurants, shopping). The staff was friendly and helpful and can assist you with any questions you have for things to do about town. You also have free Internet access in the small business center, in case you want to do some last minute research or need to e-mail. The small lobby is flanked by a decently stocked bar, so it's easy enough to take a seat after a day of sightseeing to have a quick drink before heading up to your room or heading back out to explore Buenos Aires. A small restaurant serves breakfast (included in our rate), which is convenient; however, the "buffet" was somewhat unimpressive: two kinds of scrambled eggs, bread, a small selection (i.e., one choice) of cold cuts and cheese, yogurt, etc. We didn't even check to see whether other meals were served at the restaurant, as Buenos Aires has scores of more appealing dining options that will compel even the most sedentary traveler to get up and explore.The RoomWe opted for a "deluxe" room that had windows facing out toward the city. Although a little noisy given the close proximity to Avenida del Libertador, the view was decent, overlooking the Palais de Glace and Plaza Francia, where a large feria (a.k.a. "hippy fair" where various handicrafts and other trinkets are sold) is held during the weekends. You can also see the buildings of Palermo Chico in the distance. Our room had a comfortable king-sized bed, television, private bathroom and safe. Décor was tasteful if unexciting, e.g., standard framed prints, dark wood touches. To be honest, it appeared that it was about time for a new carpet.The PriceYour one larger expenditure in Buenos Aires will likely be on accommodation. Although definitely not outlandish in comparison to rates in, say, New York City or Tokyo, we still paid approximately $94 for our room, breakfast included. Hotel Plaza Francia was perfectly adequate, especially given our expedited travel planning schedule, but we feel there are better options available. For example, we stayed in the Hotel Etoile in Recoleta during our previous visit to Buenos Aires, which was a little more expensive, but overall a more enjoyable experience given the size of the room and amenities.For more information, check out www.hotelplazafrancia.com.Eduardo Schiaffino 2189Tel: 4804-9631
Shopping and Eating in Colonia del Sacramento: Two Brief AnecdotesBy Hun OhmWe designated an entire day for Colonia (a short boat ride from BA), which is more than enough to explore the historical section ("Barrio Historico") of the town and to walk along the pleasant Rio de la Plata shoreline. Indeed, we are fairly certain we meandered along every cobbled street at least twice (more efficient visitors may be inclined to use a map). However, walking about at a leisurely pace can often result in stumbling upon unexpected pleasures, two of which we note below.Black SheepOne such surprise was Oveja Negra (or "black sheep"), a charming boutique owned and run by the artist/designer Silvia Sarti. It was the adorable sign and desire to escape the stiff Colonia breeze that compelled us to enter, but it was the wool that kept us (well, my wife) there for some serious browsing. From sweaters to scarves to jewelry to stuffed animals, this small shop is stocked full of high quality handmade products. A handmade, intricate cable-knit sweater will cost you about $70. If you're in Colonia on an early spring day in September and underdressed, one of these numbers will be a welcome addition to your immediate wardrobe. A number of interesting, slightly Chagallian paintings and pastels by Silvia also grace the wall. Although we didn't inquire, we suspect that you could make an offer on those if so inclined.Address: De la Playa 114, Barrio Historico. Tel. 052-21323. There is a branch in the beach playground of Punta del Este.Chivito: Not always a kidBelieve it or not, we were a little hard-pressed deciding on where to eat in Colonia. There are numerous restaurants in the Barrio Historico as well as along General Flores, but not much distinguished one restaurant from another. We finally settled on Parrillada La Chacra, located just off the main drag General Flores and a few blocks before you hit the Barrio Historico. This traditional restaurant has a slight "estancia" but otherwise no frills feel, perfect for a sturdy meal. We both ordered the local favorite, chivito, which literally means "little goat." In Uruguay, however, it means a steak over potatoes affair. Our dish was the classic artery clogger: fried potatoes topped with a thin steak, which in turn was topped with fried ham, cheese and two eggs, along with a simple salad. Perhaps not a meal that we would want to eat on a daily basis, but after a few hours of walking through the windswept streets of Colonia, it definitely hit the spot, especially when the egg yolk runs a bit and creates a god-awful but flavorful mess that soaks into the fries below… well, okay, maybe not the prettiest picture, but definitely worth a go. Two chivitos and two Pepsis will run you approximately $8-9. Avoid the restroom out back unless it's an emergency.Address: Ituzaingo 190. Tel. 052-24374
by Hun Ohm on November 23, 2005
Malba: A MustBy Hun OhmIf you stay in Recoleta, you will have easy access to a number of notable sights in Buenos Aires, including some of the more prominent art museums, and if you're a fan of contemporary art, Malba (Museo Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires) is a hands-down must.The ArtSponsored by the art collector Eduardo Constantini, Malba opened in 2001 and has been a hit with locals and foreigners alike. The space is wonderfully airy, with contemporary lines highlighted by natural light that pours in from a wall of windows. We found the size of the galleries to be perfect—large enough for approximately 90 to 120 minutes of casual but focused viewing, but not nearly as overwhelming as, say, the MOMA in New York (which, don't get me wrong, is a great museum but requires multiple visits to do it right). Anyway, we were also impressed by the breadth of Contantini's collection. The main gallery on the second floor houses works by modern Latin American artists who were largely unfamiliar to us but whose works were strong and provocative. However, some of the larger three-dimensional installations were a little hit-or-miss. There were also two special exhibits at Malba while we were there—an Andy Warhol film exhibit (the smoking man clip is particularly mesmerizing) and a fabulous Frank Stella "Moby Dick" print series on the top floor. If the Stella exhibit is still up when you visit, be sure to check out the film in the small room at the far end, which gives you a tantalizing peek at the numerous steps that go into making a print that the artist will sign.The CaféMake sure that you don't eat too much before taking a peek at the Malba collection, as there is a fine café attached to the ground floor. Take a seat in the sleek indoor setting or, if weather permits, dine al fresco on the small patio. The dishes are a notch above the standard museum fare and perfect for post-museum unwinding and planning your next stop in the city.The WalkIf you're staying in Recoleta and have some time, consider walking to Malba. Stroll along Avenida Libertador, bearing north until the avenue branches off into Avenida Figueroa Alcorta. Stay on this avenue, taking note (or a photo) of the enormous Floralis Generica metal sculpture in the Plaza Naciones Unidas, which blooms each morning with the sun and closes at sunset. Continue on and you will soon find yourself surrounded by some of the beautiful edifices of Palermo Chico. For the return trip, cut up away from the river to Avenida Libertador and then turn left to make your way back to Recoleta. Along the way, hit the numerous plazas to get a sense of why Buenos Aires is famous for its green parks. Beware: the orange rock path will cover your shoes in a fine yet stubborn dust.Malba DetailsAddress: Avenida Figueroa Alcorta 3415Admission: Seven pesos.www.malba.org.ar
by Hun Ohm on November 29, 2005
The Sunday Square: Feria de San Pedro TelmoBy Hun OhmYou will have no trouble finding shopping opportunities in Buenos Aires. Contemporary Argentine designs are becoming increasingly impressive (and progressive), with something for every discerning shopper. From the upscale stores of Patio Bullrich to the hip designer boutiques lining the streets of Palermo Viejo, you will have countless chances to make the most of the favorable exchange rate. Antiques, antiques, and more antiquesThat all said, you might find yourself looking for something that is not quite so contemporary. If so, then the antiques fair known as Feria de San Pedro Telmo is the place to go. Every Sunday, the Plaza Dorrego (located in the heart of San Telmo) fills up with vendors and shoppers, each with antiques on their mind. At last count, there were more than two hundred stalls from which vendors display wares as varied as old soda hoses, glassware and cameras. The trinkets at this fair make for fun perusing (and, possibly, purchasing) for the casual shopper. However, serious collectors will probably find the shops surrounding the square to be more suitable. Before noon is probably the ideal time to hit the fair if you want to avoid the throngs, but things weren't that bad on a sunny Sunday afternoon in early October. Given the sheer number of vendors, it's not surprising that there are multiple booths that carry similar wares. Consider doing a quick survey before plunking down any pesos. You may be able to negotiate the price down a bit, especially if you buy more than one item; however, make sure you maintain your good humor and politeness when doing so. Our favorite stand was filled with gaucho accoutrements and manned by an older gentleman in a gaucho outfit. A true salesman, he was happy to explain in great detail the "history" behind various pieces, and a hammered silver mate was the end result of his efforts. Other available items included boleadores, knives and stirrups. If you can't make it out to the pampas, this stand can help ease the heartache a bit.The Quick ExtrasOnce you have had your fill of the bustle of Plaza Dorrego, it's worthwhile to mill around the surrounding area rather than heading straight for a taxi. Check out the brick and mortar shops around the square for a more tranquil browsing experience. On the streets near the plaza, there will likely be a few pairs of tango dancers that will provide a taste of the dance's possibilities. If you're lucky, you might come across a puppeteer whose little friend may not tango, but is expressive enough stringing about in his own wooden sorrow. Or if shopping, browsing and street scene watching become a bit too repetitive, stop by the Iglesia Nuestra Senora del Belen on Humberto to take in its interesting architecture and decor.
by Hun Ohm on December 1, 2005
Shopping and Strolling along Calle FloridaBy Hun OhmYou may think that we spent most of our time shopping during our visit to Buenos Aires. You would be partially correct. One of us did shop, while the other dutifully served as bag carrier, coat rack and ATM, often in rapid succession…all kidding aside, shopping opportunities abound, and here are a couple well known venues that can be hit in one long walk.Calle FloridaThis extended pedestrian street is not the subtlest of places. Rumor has it that Florida used to be the place for porteños to promenade up and down if you were a somebody, or at least aspired to be. An enormous number of people still frequent this street on a daily basis, which generates a certain como se dice that is either vibrant or suffocating, depending on your mood. The upscale history of the street, however, has been replaced by a more mundane commercial feel with street acts and garish signs vying for your attention, and many stores seem to specialize in clothing, leather goods and souvenirs geared primarily for tourists. If you are in the market for these items and want to get it all done at once, then this might be a street to consider. It seemed that typical tourist items, e.g, mates, were a bit marked up. Nevertheless, we did purchase a leather wallet and small travel bag and were satisfied by the quality and price.Address: Entire length of Calle Florida, Microcentro, Buenos AiresGalerias PacifioIf you start at the south of Calle Florida and head north, you will eventually hit the grand old building that houses Galerias Pacifico. Although consumer consumption is still the name of the game at this large mall, the interior is rather aesthetically pleasing. The focal point is the beautiful ceiling gracing the vaulted atrium. Be sure to take a moment to look up and take in the splendor. Once you have had your fill, you can commence serious shopping. Slightly more upscale than the shops lining Florida, Galerias Pacifico houses stores like Mimo & Co (children's clothing), Sibyl Vane (shoes) and Prune (leather purses, bags, etc.) along with more well known brands such as Christian Dior and Ralph Lauren. The Centro Cultural Borges art venue is also in this space.Address: Calle Florida 737www.galeriaspacifico.com.arI'm just a fellaLook, I'm not really much of a shopper, but sometimes a fella's gotta do what a fella's gotta do. So guys, if your significant other indulges you by, say, researching options to travel to Buenos Aires on a whim, doing most of the Spanish talking, and politely refraining from comment when you eat magnificent Argentine cuts two times a day for a week and wash it all down with some fabulous malbecs, then the least you can do is hold the bags, nod, and pull out the pesos as needed. Or you can travel alone….
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Le Grotte Hotel, Matera
Sextantio Le Grotte Della Civita – it's a hotel in a 9,000 year old cave in the ancient city of Matera. That pretty much sums up the hotel but it doesn't really do it justice…it's a little bit more than just a cave hotel as it's also a project in ecology and sympathetic restoration and an exciting adventure for its guests.
Mystical Matera, Italy
We first came across Matera, in Puglia, southern Italy (near the boot heel) when we learnt of the Sextantio Le Grotte Della Civita hotel (a stunning cave hotel which we quickly added to our bucket list and just as quickly planned a visit to). I had mentioned to my Italian hairdresser (from Naples) that Elldrew were heading there for 4 days and all he asked was "Why?" I explained to him about the hotel and he seemed a little bemused, whilst having heard of the city he hadn't realised that it had, in fact, reached international tourist status. After some rather extensive research prior to booking the hotel (we didn't want to be stuck in a place that couldn't keep us amused for days, especially when our travel dates were dictated by a very limited flight schedule), we actually began to look forward to exploring the delights of this ancient city.
Four Seasons in 24 hrs
Following on from our jaunt at Bishopstrow House, Elldrew recently had the pleasure of another country weekend, this time at the Four Seasons in Hampshire (courtesy of a special friend who was celebrating a special birthday; both the friend's name and age shall be withheld to preserve ones modesty). Unlike Bishopstrow where it was the two of us, this trip saw 20 friends converge on the New Forest for a fun filled weekend away!
Bishopstrow House, Wiltshire
Regular readers will know that Elldrew like to escape the London rat race, so with the Christmas madness behind us and Ell's birthday ahead we booked a weekend at Bishopstrow House in Wiltshire. Having done several country house weekends in the UK our favourite, by far, was a few years back when we stayed at Cowley Manor (pre-blog setup, before you go searching). Since then we've tried to find a good reason to go back, but being amongst the top in its class it also carries a certain premium price tag. For this trip we wanted somewhere that wouldn't break the bank, a 3-night long weekend not too far from London.
'The Angel' in Heytesbury
No there hasn't been an angelic sighting – it's a pub. But the big question is: Do they serve the best Sunday roast in Britain? Answer: Possibly!
Hidden London Gardens: St Dunstan-in-the-East
Without a doubt London is an amazing city. You can live here for years and unexpectedly take a wrong turn and find something new; such history covering such a small metropolis footprint. And there is nothing better than finding a garden oasis in the heart of The City.
Historic Lacock, Wiltshire
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For anyone visiting the county of Wiltshire (most famously known for the ancient landmark that is Stonehenge), can we recommend you add the village of Lacock to your 'to-do' list.
A Touch of Mulberry
With the new year comes the sales…and of course new releases from the fashion world. Elldrews latest crush is the Mulberry 'Small Clipper Leather-Trimmed Canvas Holdall Bag'. The perfect bag for those weekend getaways and we are loving the brown and vivid blue tones. One word: WANT. Contact us if anyone is interested in sending us one HAHA. Happy New Year one and all, let's make 2014 amazing!
Gastronomy in Gascony (Deuxième Moitié)
"What time's the restaurant booked for?" Elldrew enquiry.
"One o'clock, it's about 15 mins drive away" comes a reply from a busy kitchen, kids hair frantically being brushed.
"But it's 12.55pm now!" shrieks the ever prompt Ronnie.
"Don't worry, no one ever arrives on time in France" informs our host.


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The Eagles [2] have long been hailed as an influence on modern country music, a fact that's never been lost on drummer Don Henley [3]. Now it appears Don is aiming to release an album that plays on that history.
He's been working on an album of country songs — some originals, some covers. He's in good company in the process. He's been putting the project together with Stan Lynch, who used to be the drummer with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers.
"He's another quasi-redneck who is amazingly gifted and has a killer sense of humor," Don told Diablo, a San Francisco-area publication. "His dad was a professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville, and Stan lives on a sheep and timber farm, east of there."
The Eagles' sound from the pre-Hotel California era blended country and rock with strong, hooky songs and refined harmonies. That served as a template for a lot of country stars, and Don has taken advantage of the connection before.
In 1992, Don sang harmony on Trisha Yearwood's Top 5 ballad, "Walkaway Joe," and was in the video:
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In 1993, he had a big hand in the development of Common Thread: The Songs Of The Eagles, an album that featured remakes of the band's originals by the likes of Alan Jackson [5], Brooks & Dunn [6], Diamond Rio [7] and Tanya Tucker [8]. The CD won Album of the Year from the Country Music Association, and it also raised a bunch of money for one of Don's favorite charities, the Walden's Woods Project, currently celebrating its 20th anniversary as an environmental agency.
"It's been a remarkable experience, and a lot has been accomplished," he said of the charity, "but there is still a tremendous amount of work to do. I would advise young people to start small, start locally."
The Eagles will be back on the road next month, and one of the shows has an environmental theme: Atlanta's annual Green Concert is designed to raise money for Piedmont Park.
No release date has been mentioned for Don's country-themed album.
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Since ancient times, Qingming, or Tomb Sweeping Festival, has been a time for honoring ancestors and mourning deceased relatives. Although it is still regarded as a serious and solemn family ceremony in modern China, its nature is changing due to the transformation of society.
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Indonesians will go to the polls on April 9 to pick candidates for the national parliament, along with provincial and district assemblies.
The conclusion of South Korea's Defense Ministry that the two drones recently found near the inter-Korean border came from the North has heightened security concerns, as it indicates the possibility of the communist country launching undetected attacks on facilities in the South using remote-controlled aircraft laden with explosives.
Will Pervez Musharraf be allowed to leave? Are there cracks developing within the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) on the matter? How does all of this augur for the relationship between Nawaz Sharif and the chief of army staff that the former recently appointed? Welcome to Pakistan, a proverbial haven for rhetoric and speculation, where interest in the fate of a general trumps analysis of the deep state that the former served.
Information about executive compensation at South Korea's major listed companies was released early this week. As had been expected, the data, made public as part of a regulatory filing, instantly became the talk of the town.
This year looks to be an eventful year for the financial services industry.
Thailand's political contortions are into the sixth month, with no clarity yet about whether the rule of law, representative democracy or open subversion will triumph. While the elected Puea Thai government and the anti-Shinawatra establishment forces slug it out, do they know the country is sliding? They are alienating ordinary Thais who fear the country will not come out of this unscathed. Projected growth has been halved, from about 5 percent.
Corporate restructuring has again emerged as a pressing issue for the Korean economy as the proportion of companies faltering under heavy debt has reached dangerous levels.
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