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Accommodation - Hotels/guesthouses (7nts), basic village pension (4nts), overnight bus (1nt).
Meals - 4 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch.
Transport - Overnight bus, local bus, dolmus (minibus), ferry, kayak, bicycle, on foot.
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Abandon the well-worn route to forge a path through unexplored terrain, deep into the historical heart of Turkey. From the minarets of Istanbul experience the real Turkey firsthand - cycle through lush landscapes, hike forgotten trails and kayak over a sunken city. Take up the challenge and be amazed by all that this travel adventure has to offer.
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Fly to Istanbul and transfer to your hotel for your overnight accommodation.
Please ask at the hotel reception for details of the welcome meeting with your tour leader at 13.00. This afternoon, your leader will take you for a stroll around the streets of Istanbul. During the orientation walk you will discover the hidden charms of Istanbul, the city that bridges Europe and Asia, including the areas around Sultanahmet and Eminonu. This could include the narrow streets around the Spice Bazaar and Grand Bazaar - an amazing covered complex and maze of more than 4000 shops and Suleymaniye Camii - a mosque built by the great architect Sinan and sitting high above the Golden Horn (one of the world's greatest natural harbours flowing into the Bosphorus). We will see the myriad traders selling their wares and ferries departing for many destinations from the port of Eminonu. Each leader has their own hidden secrets to show you that they have found in their time in eclectic Istanbul. Hotel/Guesthouse - 1 nt
Gallipoli Peninsula
The morning of day 2 is free to explore on your own - perhaps a visit to Aya Sofya, the best preserved example of Byzantine Architecture in the world, the Islamic Arts Museum, a visit to the Royal Harem at Topkapi Palace to see the opulence and extravagance the Ottoman court or some extra taste testing in the nearby Spice Bazaar. You depart your Hotel at midday for the Gallipoli Peninsula. The bus ride (approx 5.5hrs) will take you through Thrace with fields of sunflowers and excellent views of the sea of Marmara. You will arrive on the Peninsula late afternoon and transfer to your Hotel. You spend the night in Eceabat, the nearest town to Anzac Cove.
On day 3 you take a guided tour of the Gallipoli Battlefields, but we do it with a difference; we walk. This is an opportunity to stroll through time and is a moving experience for people from all nations. The battles fought on this land were a turning point in the creation of the Turkish Republic. In the afternoon you go snorkelling - you may even see a ship wreck. Hotel/Guesthouse - 2 nts
Today you travel by bus (approx 7.5hrs) to Selcuk and venture further back in history to the one time capital of Asia Minor, Ephesus, with some of the best preserved Roman Ruins on the planet. Arriving in the afternoon you transfer to the site and then in true active fashion, walk back to town.
Selcuk is a great place to try a hamam. The Turkish bath is just the tonic after all that walking. Hotel/Guesthouse - 1 nt
Today you travel to Turkey's Mediterranean seaside town, Fethiye, by public bus (approx. 5.5hrs). Enjoy the laid back atmosphere of this friendly town and stroll the impressive harbour filled with traditional Gulet, fishing boats and cruise boats that day-trip the pretty harbour islands. Hotel/Guesthouse - 1 nt
Today you take to the ancient pathways of the Lycian Way. Your day-long hike will have you gasping, not because it is difficult but because around every corner and through every gap is a vista more stunning than the previous one. Your hike takes you past wild olive and carob gardens, incredible relics of ancient civilisations and through remote villages where you are greeted by renowned Turkish hospitality. You spend the night in Faralya. Pension - 1 nt (B)
In the morning of day 7 you hike to Kabak (which means zucchini in Turkish). This three hour walk gives you some of the best coastal views along the entire length of the 509km Lycian Way. In the afternoon you head back to Fethiye to collect your large bags and take a local bus to Kas (approx 3 hours).
On day 8 the adventure takes to the water as you move down the coast to Ucagiz and take to your sea kayaks to check out the Byzantine Sunken City. Explore the many islands and coves and take in the ambiance of the village which has thankfully been placed off limits to developers and remains a stunning little fishing village, before returning to Kas.
On day 9 pedal power is required as you collect your bikes, load them on the jeeps and head to the hills. Here you get to cycle through some of the best country side Turkey has on offer. You will get to see some village life and enjoy a picnic along the way.
Returning to Kas in the afternoon why not relax and enjoy this funky seaside town with its cobbled streets and whitewashed walls. Kas has a distinctively Mediterranean feel. The best places to swim in town are from the waterfront cafes that have their own private water access. For the price of the occasional drink you get your own deck chair, umbrella and unbeatable views.
When the sun goes down there is the chance to explore the handicraft markets where you can find beautiful handmade wares with a distinctly Turkish flavour. May we suggest an evening hamam and oil massage? You deserve it. Pension - 3 nts (Bx3, L on day 8)
You now travel inland through mountainous landscapes to one of Turkey's most photographed sites - the gleaming white travertine terraces of Pamukkale. The best time to see them, of course is sunset.
Day 11 is free to explore this natural phenomenon which are made from limestone deposits formed when water from the hot springs lose carbon dioxide. The layers of the white calcium carbonate have given Pamukkale its name 'cotton castles'. The pools, now off limits, have been famed for their medicinal qualities since Roman times.
Though you are not able to bathe in the world-famous travertines (calcium ledges) you can still walk through them (no shoes please!) and bathe in healing thermal springs at the nearby Roman site of Hierapolis. Home to an oracle at one time, a well-preserved Roman theatre also remains here. Wander the colonnaded streets and discover the necropolis with its many unique tombs looking every bit like a scene from judgement day. In the late afternoon you catch a comfortable overnight bus to Istanbul. The seats are reclining airline style, and the bus stops every few hours at rest stops. Bus services in Turkey are excellent by world class standards.
It is possible to book a flight for this journey if you would prefer. A number of flight services run between Denizli and Istanbul. A flight would be at your own expense, and can be purchased on arrival in Istanbul (ask your group leader to assist), or online: http://www.thy.com/en-INT/index.aspx
To avoid missing any of the group activities, we recommend you book this flight for the morning of Day 12 of your trip. This will require an extra night's stay in Pamukkale and also transfers both to and from the various airports. Your group leader will help you organise these things for you, again at your own expense. (The cost of these extra services will be dependant on the amount of passengers sharing the transfer service but budget approx. 60TL pp). Please let your group leader know if you are taking this option at the group meeting so as to give time to make the necessary arrangements. Day 10 - Hotel/Guesthouse - 1 nt. Day 11 - Overnight bus - 1 nt
Arrival Istanbul. Tour ends.
You arrive back into Istanbul at approximately 9AM (subject to delays). For your comfort and convenience day rooms are provided on this day until 12noon, for luggage storage and an opportunity to have a shower and freshen up. Once settled consider joining the rest of the group in a farewell breakfast. From here you will be transferred to the airport for your flight home.
Hiking and Biking
In order to get the most out of this tour you will explore on foot and by bicycle. You will get the opportunity to explore the Gallipoli Battlefields on foot, as well as taking in the beautiful scenery while walking on the Lycian Way. And if that weren't enough you will get to cycle in the hills around Kas to take in the beautiful countryside and discover little villages along the way.
Whilst in Kas you will take to sea kayaks to explore the sunken city of Kekova and explore the many islands and coves in the area.
The cultural capital of Turkey, Istanbul is a treasure trove of ancient sites mixed with glittering modern architecture. Take some time to wander around the city and discover its hidden wonders.
Gallipoli and Ephesus
Turkey is filled with history, from the Roman ruins at Ephesus to the battlefields of Gallipoli, both of which are a fascinating insight into the making of modern Turkey.
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On the east face of Mescalito in Pine Creek Canyon there are two large left-facing corners on the south end. This route climbs the second (north) corner. Follow the trail into the canyon. Approach as if going to Cat in the Hat. Head up just before entering the south fork. There are a few thin climber's trails up to the east face of Mescalito. The climb starts atop a small ledge system. We started below this band on its south end and climbed up a short easy chimney to the base of the route. The line is up the corner for two or three pitches (depends on where you build anchors). When the corner ends you can continue up Cat in the Hat or rappel it (CitH) with two ropes. I thought this made an excellent direct way to the good upper pitches of Cat. A good option if Cat is crowded, although it is an all gear route a # grade harder.
A standard rack. If you bring big stuff you can use it.
I've done Cat-In-The-Hat a few times and except for the last pitch I don't get the five star rating. Cookie Monster, on the other hand, is, I believe, a nicer line straight up to the last pitch of Cat, it has bomber pro, and it avoids the cluster fugs of people. Maybe Cookie is not so popular because it is not in Swain's book and you have to build anchors. ??
In two pitches we were able to climb Cookie Monster all the way to the base of the final pitch of Cat in the Hat. We scrambled up from the base of Cookie Monster to a nice belay ledge and we had to stretch our 60 m rope both pitches. On the second pitch we passed the usual end of Cookie Monster (big ledge, tree) and followed a nice connector crack up to Cat.
Fun route. We encountered about a dozen young big horn on the ledge where you start (I could smell them before I could see them)! In winter the first pitch stays in the shade, but beyond that the leader can catch some sun. We also did it in two pitches and then continued straight up to and through the last pitch of "Cat in the Hat" (so 3 pitches, total). We then continued on to the top of Mescalito and did the gorgeous walk-off (see the beta on the main Mescalito page), which adds a star to the quality of any route up this side.
Did this with MG and had a blast. We were the only two on the route: Cat was filled, had a waiting line, and traffic jam with rapping.
We also did this in 2 pitches (200 ft for the first from the big ledge) and ~100 ft for the second. The rock was VERY unstable. I had 2 handholds break, unfortunately one was on lead. Took a nice 20' fall onto a nut. Placing pro can be a bit tricky on this route as the rock is very sandy/soft. I think a cam would have blown.
thats odd, as i found the rock on this route to be among the strongest in the park. just right of the route, though- it gets a little soft. also, if you took the left exit up top instead of the right hand exit, you'd have run into the soft stuff. overall, though- the route is quite solid. i suspect, though, that the last month worth of rain we got coupled with not that much sun probably left this route somewhat damp for quite a while- i noticed the rock was still pretty soft over the weekend- probably wont firm up totally for a few more days.
Debbie might have been off-route. Some friends and I did this in two rope teams of two and found the rock to be excellent. Like some others, we also did this in two pitches. There's one section in the second pitch just below a small roof where the protection gets a little thin, but a thin dyneema sling can be threaded around a sturdy chicken head there. Other than that section, this route is like a ladder with plenty of great holds and pro all the way. My friends and I thought both pitches of it were easier than the last pitch of Cat in the Hat. In any case, we absolutely loved this route, and can't understand why it isn't far more popular than the lower pitches of Cat in the Hat. For those thinking of going all the way to the top of Mescalito, be forwarned: unless we were missing something, the last pitch is almost totally unprotectable 5.7 with HUGE exposure. Someone might be able to protect that squeeze chimney pitch with Big Bros, but we didn't have any.
I climbed this route with Ron and have to agree. Great route, solid rock and, in my opinion, the two pitches here are better quality than the first two of Cat. We did a single 160+/- pitch to a large sloping ledge on the right wall. Another 170+/- foot pitch led to a belay at a tree at the behind a pillar. I thought this was one of the best pitches for the grade I have done at Red Rock! From here, we scrambled down and did the third pitch of Cat, but it looked possible to continue up this line and connect with Cat below the large crack on the last pitch of Cat. It appears this may be a more direct and natural line. Definitly will do this variation again, and will skip the beginning of Cat in the future :o)
Super fun. There is a fairly new BDC4 sized .4 fixed somewhere on the first pitch that my partner couldn't get out. Maybe you can. Good booty. Good luck.
Awesome! 2-3 pitches of steep jugs with pro anywhere and everywhere. Relax and belay in the "sun room" before the dihedral/layback that leads to the final and best pitch of CitH.
We did this as well in two pitches. 1st to the big sloping ledge on the right , and then to the top. Easily done with a 70m. I would suggest leaving your gear just above the main trail so you don't have to hike back up to the base of cookie monster after coming down CITH and hiking around. Great Route!
Looks intimidating from every belay you make. But, there is always a good jug right when you need it. I thoroughly enjoyed this route, although we were in the cold shade the whole day (mid February). The last pitch (Cat-in-the-Hat) pitch was intense! Mentally challenging for sure, but totally worth it.


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The Ultimate Spring Cleaning Guide, Part Three: Five More Easy Steps to a Faster PC
So far in our spring cleaning series, we've shown you just how much junk can accumulate inside your PC and some quick steps for clearing this out. But don't put away your cleaning supplies yet, this week we'll give you five more tips to finish off your spring cleaning to ensure a summer of optimal PC performance.
#6 – Use Windows' Hidden Disk Cleanup Tool
You know the good old "Disk Cleanup" tool that's buried deep in your Windows start menu? It's a nice basic cleaner, but it's full set of features are hidden by default. It's capable of much more if you know about the "secret" setting that enables its full potential.
On the left is a list of elements the regular Disk Cleanup tool is able to detect and get rid of. On the right is the same tool with the "secret" setting enabled:
There's a lot more data to get rid of! On my daily work PC, I was able to delete more than 17 GBs thanks to many dump and error reporting files. To access these hidden cleanup options, you will need to create a special shortcut. Here's how:
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2. Click "Next", name it "Disk Cleanup Ultimate" (or any other name you would like) and then click "Finish". Double-click on the shortcut to launch Disk Cleanup.
3. Check all the files that you'd would like to delete. If you're not sure what these options mean, simply highlight one and read the description below it.
#7 – Clean Out The Event Log
As we mentioned earlier, Windows logs A LOT of background operation on your PC. It's all aggregated into the "Event Log". Just hit "WIN+R" and type in "eventvwr.msc" and you'll see what I'm talking about.
If you don't need these logs and don't want anyone else to see this activity, here's an easy way to get rid of them. Create a new text file and paste this content into it:
Open the "Save as" dialog and click on "All files", making sure to save it as "EventCleaner.BAT"! Ready? Run it!
#8 – Find and Delete Massive Data Hogs
So, we've gotten rid of temporary junk and unnecessary programs. That's good, but there's a different kind of "useless" clutter that may be hidden deep inside your folder structure. I'm talking about long-forgotten….
• high-resolution photos or RAW photo footage
• Shows and movies (for example, via iTunes)
• Apps and smartphone backup files, which are automatically created during PC to smartphone synchronization
• Game data such as texture, sound and map files.
• Virtual machines and virtual hard disks
• ISO files
Hunting down these files is a time-waster. Instead, by using TuneUp Disk Space Explorer, you can find this massive data in no time. You'll find Disk Space Explorer under the "Gain Disk Space" category in TuneUp Utilities 2012:
Next, select the drive you want to scan for huge files, in my example, that's drive "Windows (C:)":
Click "Next" and "Finish", once the progress is complete. Then click on "Top 100 files". For example, I found many ISO images and temporary TV show files (from iTunes!) that I didn't need anymore…
These will bring forth some long-forgotten files that you can either delete or get rid of. Simply right-click on a file and hit "Delete".
#9 – Revive Your Registry!
Installing, using and uninstalling programs is the recipe for a cluttered Windows registry. Depending on the usage scenario, you may be looking at hundreds or even thousands of registry issues, such as pointers to non-existing files or file types, incorrect settings or even hardware components no longer in use. Because the registry plays a critical role in any Windows operating system, issues with it will likely result in program crashes and error messages. In short, overall reliability suffers.
Microsoft confirmed the necessity of registry cleaners in its blog post, "Registry Junk: A Windows Fact of Life".
To clean up your PC's registry and prevent reliability issues, you can use TuneUp Utilities 2012's own "Registry Cleaner", which you'll find under the "Optimize system" tab. Perform the "Complete Scan" and wait for the results. Go through the list of entries or hit "Clean All" immediately! Once you're done, your registry will be rid of errors.
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Now that you've cleaned up your PC like never before, you'll want to keep it that way.
Here's some rules for maintaining a clean and well-running PC.
• Perform the tips in our Ultimate Guide for Spring Cleaning regularly!
• Install new software within a virtual machine, creating a simulated PC with an operating system. You can basically wreak havoc in this environment and test all kinds of programs without affecting your own PC. Try out free solutions from Sun or Microsoft. Note: You need a Windows XP CD, Vista DVD, or Windows 7 DVD and an additional license to install the virtual operating system.
• Create an image of your PC. If your PC is enviably fresh and clean, it's a good idea to create an image that you can easily recover. We've described the steps on how to do so in this post: http://blog.tune-up.com/tips-and-tricks/five-ways-to-get-your-pc-running-again.
We want to hear from you! How many gigabytes of data did you save with our advice? Hit up the comments section and tell us the "before" and "after" numbers of your hard disk! We can't wait to hear.
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I couldn´t make it work when manually writing/copying the code – probably error on my part .Also : a big thanks for all the excellent tips in the TU-blog.
These are very helpful computer cleaning tips that will surely make our systems faster. Thanks for sharing a very informative article.
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Many of us complain the our laptops or PCs run slow and we get irritated. It would be better if we try to learn how to care for our computers not just the external part. It is one thing to keep our software up to date but it would also be good to know the cause why the connection is slow and maintain the cleanliness of our computers.
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I've fallen and I've fallen hard. I've fallen in love with a slow cooker.
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I've fallen and I've fallen hard. I've fallen in love with a slow cooker.
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I am blushing…
Sounds great, but do you think it would make sense to get this for a vegetarian household? Any ideas for nice dishesReplies- Anonymous18 September 2013 13:55
I will check it out and dig throughout Pinterest as suggested below.
However, I just found out they are more expensive in Germany… Unfair…I am a kitchen machine lover and I want a sexy slow cooker... Deffo worth it for veggies. I'm vegan and i constantly have stock, soup, dal and stew on the go. Especially in colder weather. Mine was only a tenner from tesco too ^^ had it tears! They seem to do them cheap every year.
We bought a slow cooker last week, I know exactly how you feel. So far we've cooked a stew and a ham hock in it it. Lovely jubly.
ReplyDeleteYeessss!!! I too am in a long-term love affair with my slow cooker - a bargain at under £20 from Morrisons, it has more that proved its worth!
My favourite thing to make is Thai Beef Curry. Beef is beautiful slow-cooked, super tender and delicious. I just fry up some chopped onions and the beef in a pan with some thai curry paste from the International Supermarket (Rendang is my favourite, but Masaman also works), pop it in the slow cooker with a can of coconut milk and five hours later it is truly a thing of beauty. Serve with greens and rice noodles - you'll never look back.
Pulled pork or lamb stew also work wonderfully. Oh, slow cooker, how I adore thee....This proper gave me a giggle! I have a slow cooker and i have something even better to go with it.......a mum. I love getting home to my tea been ready even when my mum works late. Im aware that makes me sound really lazy and i do love to cook for myself but my mum lives to cook and it would be rude not to eat her yummy offerings. I hope your love affair lives on xxx
ReplyDeleteI have the same slow cooker and mine is also in the throws of a love affair. Sordid but tasty! I've been sharing a few recipes on my blog that I've developed with it but my favourite two are Mexican pulled pork (great for tacos, burritos etc) and pork in a cider, cream and mustard sauce. Here are the links:
Do let me know if you try them :)I definitely want to get a slow cooker now the weather is getting chilly! Aldi had a basic one on offer for £12.99 this week, but I am not sure how good their electrical devices are?
I find Pinterest the best place for slow cooker recipes or as the Americans call them "crock pot recipes".
Could you do cola ham in a slow cooker? I always wondered how that tastes.RepliesYou absolutely can!
My favourite though is cooked in cider.
A base layer of sliced celery, and carrots cut into two or three long pieces with the meat sitting on top.
An onion peeled and chopped in half and studded with about 6 cloves.
About 10 black peppercorns.
2 bay leaves.
A quarter of a star anise.
Some fresh herbs, thyme, sage, rosemary, whatever you have tied into a bundle with a piece of string.
Tuck all the above around the meat and cover with a mixture of cider and water, about 50/50, or all cider.
Cook on high for 5-6 hours.
Delicious!I've only had a non slow cooker version of cola ham and it was so good I nearly lapsed into a coma. Nigella's cherry coke version is pretty fantastic too.
I wonder what the Aldi electrical devices are like, hmmmm...
It's awesome for making mexican food, you can just put pork shoulder or chicken breasts in there with some salsa and they are so soft once they're cooked you can just shred them up and put them in a taco or something.
ReplyDeleteI love my slow cooker and would recommend the Swartchz slow cooker sachets. They make a very tasty (and not too expensive) meal!!
Also, on pinterest, have a look at crockpot freezer meals! I'm planning to get all prepared when I go on maternity leave with a freezer full of slow cooker ready meals!!I did a ham hock overnight and it pretty much turned into glue! But this saucy post has made me think again - hmmmm - will be interested to know how you get on x Jane
ReplyDeleteLast year I cooked EVERYTHING in my slow cooker, I even did the filling for my 'come dine with me' pie in it!
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Chilli Concarne Recipe
1 pack of mince or quorn
2 onions
Half a packet baby sweetcorn
1 tin of chick peas
1 tin of plum peeled tomatoes (sliced a bit)
1 jar of chilli concarne (medium or hot)
1 table spoon of butter
4-6 mushrooms
2 crushed garlic cloves
Pasta/rice/chips/potatoes/nan bread to serve with
I cook the mince separately in butter, medium chilli and other spices then drain it before I lob it all in the slow cooker.
The cooker is ofcourse the second love of my life!
KathrynA whole chicken, sprinkled with salt, pepper and some red spice (think paprika I suppose) cooked for hours on high falls off the bone rather than comes out of the cooker.... but it's great. I used to love Halen Mon's spicy salt mix, but I ran out.
And bolognese sauce cooked for hours is rich, red and steaming. I use Delia's Winter Collection recipe adapted. I must put it on my blog!We've had successive slow cooker since we first knew of them many moons ago. Never a disappointment, they are so versatile. My next door neighbour who works puts pre-cooked pasties on slow in the mornings then has them for their evening meal.
Brisket cooked in them is so tender, casseroles once in you can forget about them, I'd certainly recommend hem.
Winters coming, porridge put in the night before is so delicious for breakfast.
Peg xxLOL mint!
I love turkey, red onion, peppers, lime, coriander, chilli, garlic and coconut milk.
Follow me too? Oh So GawjessI love my slow cooker, we have a very special friendship. I cook every thing in there including overnight porridge and roast chicken.
My favourite recipe is chicken and mango curry...
Brown onions and chicken in a pan, add to slow cooker along with, stock, red pepper, frozen mango ( it's cheaper and comes pre chopped) Curry powder, mild chilli powder, grated ginger, garlic and coriander.
Cook all day and add a tin of coconut milk an hour before serving.
Yummy Yummy Yummy!I love my slow cooker (and I think I love you for this post right now), and the best recipe by far has been a turkey, leak and bacon dish- coat turking in egg and then flour, gently fry until browned with some bacon (I used lardons), shove in slow cooiker with a couple of large leaks, cover with stock, cook for 8 hours. It's super yummy and works really well with on the bone chicken or turkey, or turkey thigh.


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HomeAgain writes:
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Its not just Latino's Republicans are out of touch with.
It is women, people who want choice, gays, immigrants, anyone who relies on government support, anyone not in the top 1% financially and many others.
Republicans will never win a national election again until they drop this quest to go back to 1952 moral codes and lose the superiority attitude towards everyone not white and wealthy.
Republicans need to re-invent themselves. They are a broken party as shown by the nomination and election process.
Romney was the least objectionable of all the candidates. That's not saying much.
Romney was the camel the Republican Party came up with as they tried to make a horse.
As liberal, I hope Republicans get their act together. We need a string two party system.
Well said! Thank you!
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Sint Nicolaasstraat
How to get here:
Tram: Nieuwezijds Kolk - The tram stop can be found on routes 1,2,5,13,17, south of Centraal Station on the map. From the stop head south, and then turn left into Sint Nicolaasstraat. +
Access: publicStatus: recognisableSint Nicolaasstraat
Arc of Infinity (4)
Filmed: 4 May 1982
The Doctor chases Omega through the back streets.
Where to walk to next?
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal (Arc of Infinity). Head west along Sint Nicolaasstraat to Nieuwexijds Voorburgwal at the end.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Singel (Arc of Infinity): 0.13 miles.
Herengracht (Arc of Infinity): 0.20 miles.
Stationsplein (Arc of Infinity): 0.35 miles.
Muntplein (Arc of Infinity): 0.55 miles.
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Arc of Infinity [4 May 1982]: A chef is knocked down by a fleeing Omega.
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By Morgan Little
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WASHINGTON – Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director John Morton announced his resignation Monday after more than four years at the head of the agency.
A senior Department of Homeland Security official familiar with the matter said that Morton's departure was voluntary but acknowledged that the Obama administration was surprised by the timing as Congress is in the middle of debating a comprehensive overhaul of immigration laws.
"ICE has truly come of age and become an innovative, leading force in federal law enforcement," Morton said in a memo announcing his exit to agency employees.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said in a statement that she was "deeply grateful" for Morton's work.
U.S. immigration law: Decades of debate
But the senior Homeland Security official, who asked not to be identified to discuss a personnel matter, said some in the department saw Morton as a weak manager.
He was also criticized by some outside the government for issuing the so-called Morton memos in 2011 that called for ICE to employ "prosecutorial discretion" in deciding whom to deport. Citing the agency's limited resources, Morton permitted agents more leeway in deciding which individuals to question, detain and eventually deport.
ICE agents and attorneys were given a list of criteria to keep in mind when pursuing prosecutions, including criminal histories, possible threats to national security and "particular consideration" for those seeking college or advanced degrees in the United States.
The Federation for American Immigration Reform, a Washington, D.C.-based group looking to reduce legal and illegal immigration, called the policies "nothing less than the granting of administrative amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens currently in the United States."
Despite the use of "discretion," ICE regularly set records in the number of people deported, which reached 409,840 during fiscal year 2012 alone.
The Los Angeles-based National Day Laborer Organizing Network, which focuses on workers' rights, heralded Morton's his departure as "tremendous news."
"The president now has an opportunity to close the gap between his rhetoric and his policies on immigration," the organization's legal director, Chris Newman, said in a statement. "Was ICE a rogue agency, or was it just following orders? While we celebrate the removal of Morton, the deportation machine he helped build remains in place."
After his departure from ICE in July, Morton will join Capital One Financial Corp. as a senior vice president and head of compliance beginning in August.
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