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Are Kourtney Kardashian And Justin Bieber Still Hooking Up? She May Be 'Too Much' For Him
Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber were first linked to one another last October, and while Nicola Peltz has since come into his life, rumors of their alleged romance continue to swirl.
Following an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians Season 12, which featured Scott Disick joking about Kourtney Kardashian's reported relationship with the 22-year-old singer, a report suggests Kourtney Kardashian, 37, may be flaunting her sexy, young look for Bieber on Instagram.
"[Kourtney Kardashian] is never taking Scott Disick back so the hot young look isn't for Scott. Kourtney hasn't been seen dating else anyone since the news hit that she was sleeping with Justin. So, is all this Kourtney Kardashian hotness for Justin Bieber?" Celebrity Dirty Laundry asked readers on June 26.
Scott Disick Rips Kourtney Kardashian For Justin Bieber Affair https://t.co/BptvWjO3uN
— Naughty Gossip (@NaughtyNiceRob) June 18, 2016
The outlet also pointed out that Kourtney Kardashian has been looking a lot like Bieber's ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez, in her latest Instagram shots, and recently posted a telling message along with a photo of herself in short jean shorts.
"I'm just too much for you," Kourtney Kardashian captioned the photo, while Celebrity Dirty Laundry asked, "Too much for who? Justin Bieber?"
Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber were spotted together in Hollywood, California last October, and ever since, they have been targeted with rumors of a romance — and a possible pregnancy. And while the pregnancy rumors did not turn out to be true, one recent report regarding their alleged relationship claimed the couple often hooks up in Los Angeles.
"They have hooked up a few times, including recently. It happens in L.A," a source told People Magazine in April. "He has met her kids, but they don't hook up around the kids. It's on nights when she has help and is able to go out."
Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber haven't been spotted together for several weeks, but that may be due to his current tour schedule, which has been keeping him out of Los Angeles for weeks at a time.
"[Kourtney Kardashian] is great. Justin thinks it's cool that she is older and hot. She isn't clingy and has her own life," the source continued. "There are no bad consequences for Justin to hook up with her. She is very easy going and just makes it fun for him to be around her."
Has Scott Disick just confirmed Kourtney Kardashian and Justin Bieber DID hook up?https://t.co/lRUabzVcyb pic.twitter.com/HYJmvgXGhE
— Metro Entertainment (@Metro_Ents) June 18, 2016
After Kourtney Kardashian was caught leaving Bieber's hotel room in the wee hours of the morning in early December, a source claimed Bieber had gotten a major ego boost after reportedly hooking up with the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star.
"He has had a huge ego boost from hooking up with [Kourtney Kardashian]. It's been going on for a few months," a source revealed to People Magazine in December. "He is used to being swooned by young girls that have nothing else going on. Kourt is a hot mom with a career… He brags about how hot she is. He is happy while it lasts. Even if she is using him to get back at Scott, he couldn't care less."
"He's obviously close to the family, and Kris [Jenner] is obsessed with him," the source added. "It's just one of those things where it makes Kourtney feel good about herself. It's not serious at all. This young guy is into her, he thinks she's hot and she's older. She just wants to have fun."
For more Kourtney Kardashian, tune into Keeping Up With the Kardashians Season 12 airing on Sunday nights at 9 p.m. on the E! Network.
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Excerpts from my books and novellas, updated as new ones are released.
Most of my books can be read as standalone stories, but to get the fullest picture you probably want to read them in proper publication order. The following lists each book by reading order in their series and the series are listed by when they started being published.


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We also heard these extraordinary compositiions from Cupeiro himself, which were inserted with so much fun and vigour, whilst at the same time somehow stepping unobtrusively in to the itinerary of this wonderful journey back to the beginning of the relationship between Mankind and music.
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KEB MO at home with all music
You have that. You have the Black Panthers, you have Malcolm X, you have Martin Luther King and any number of ministers from the Civil Rights Movement and those things. And then later on comes Maya Angelou (left). a poet with such eloquence, who talks about all those things. Her cohorts, people like Oprah Winfrey and people like that who bring it about with a gentle touch. Unapologetically.
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STILL ROCKING all over the world:
Speaking for myself, I always have loved CCR music, with Lodi (a B side, for God´s sake) being one of the finest narrative songs I know and Fogerty´s solo offerings have always shared excellent production values.
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JAMES TALLEY: names fall out in conversation
James Talley took me back to another time and place by introducing me to W. Lee O´Daniel And The Light Crust Doughboys, in a song I referenced, along with the aforementioned by Chip Taylor in my serialised book of the time, called Names Fall Out In Conversations, based on songs written by artists to commend other artists-
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L'ART CAPTURE DES MOMENTS DE SCIENCE (French version)
Absolument, tous les ans, je réalise des ateliers avec des écoles.
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ART CAPTURES MOMENTS OF SCIENCE
Science seeks to solve our fear of the unknown, to reduce the assumptions we make about the world. Art is a discipline where everything is possible! Our only brake is our imagination but in itself art is infinite where science is finite
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CLASSICAL ANCIENT AND MODERN
The LCO is one of the most prominent and acclaimed Lithuanian teams in the world. Since 2008, the renowned violin virtuoso Sergej Krylov has been its musical and artistic director.
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culture and tradition, Music
BRINGING FLAMENCO CLUB TO STAGE:
The nearly simultaneous movements for regional autonomy within Spain and the growth of a world music culture complicated flamenco's relationship to Spanish national identity.
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dance, Music
music and dance speak a CODED LANGUAGE
I think the purpose of the material and style of the playing and performing by PielConPiel (Skin With Skin) is designed to encourage and generate wild imaginings.
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HOW WE MAKE THE GREATEST HITS
The curators of these projects are like lawyers in the court of public opinion, arguing that a certain artist, a certain movement or a certain phase of an artist's career has been undervalued and overlooked.
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Clearly presenting a strong environmental message earned Earthmaker the BEST EXHIBIT Award at the 2007 Watse Management Institute New Zealand conference.
The main conference paper on composting focused on how to achieve an aerobic process in a centralised operation. When its presenter visitied the Earthmaker stand he reinforced the view that the most eco-friendly approach is to compost at home - provided the process is aerobic!


If an application has been made against you, you should read any court documents you receive.
See the personal safety intervention order page if you are responding to an intervention order made against you by someone other than a family member, partner or ex-partner.
If there was an application for a family violence intervention order, the one who made it is called the applicant. The applicant can be the police, a partner, a parent or a guardian.
The application would have asked for who needs to be protected. People who need to be protected are called affected family members. Children who have been around family violence in any way should be included as affected family members.
Intervention orders are serious. They are made to protect people from family violence.
When the police or a person applies for an intervention order, or when the magistrate makes an intervention order, you do not get a criminal record or conviction.
Family violence can be made up of many different behaviours, including criticising, insulting and monitoring phone calls. See the family violence page for more information.
If an application for a family violence intervention order was made against you, the court sends it and any orders made, to the police station closest to where you live. This does not mean there are criminal charges against you.
The police will personally give the order to you. They will explain to you what the intervention order means, including what it means to break the order (called breach). The police will then file a 'certificate of service' with the court to state they have served the order.
This is called an 'alternative service' or a 'substituted service order'. When applying, police must prove to the court that it will result in you being made aware the order has been served on you.
See the section after the hearing on the family violence matters page.
It's important to understand what this order is about. There are organisations that can help you. See find support to get legal advice and support.
You might have received a copy of the application and summons, which includes the date of the court hearing. At the hearing, the magistrate will decide if an order is needed, and what kind of order it should be.
Intervention orders are serious. They are to protect affected family members from family violence.
Going to court is important. It is your chance to respond to what was written in the application. It will also help you understand what the order means, and what it may mean for how you behave in future.
If you do not attend the hearing, the magistrate can still make a final order.
Going to court is a legal process, so it's a good idea to get legal advice before you go. See Going to court for information on how to prepare for the hearing.
have needs that the court should consider (for example, you run a business from home which could be affected if you have to leave the house).
These are some examples of conditions.
Breaking the conditions is very serious. If you break the conditions, this should be reported to the police.
The court may revive, vary, discharge or suspend any family law order made by the Federal Circuit Court or the Family Law Courts. This means the respondent will not be allowed to spend time with the children as set out in the parenting order until the family violence intervention order has been varied or lifted.
If there are any child protection orders by the Department of Health and Human Services (Child Protection), the court needs to know about them. These will affect the conditions that can be in the intervention order.
This is a temporary order that can be made before the respondent is told about the application. It is valid until the court makes another order.
A magistrate can make an order after they have heard the evidence at a hearing. The magistrate must be satisfied that you have used family violence and you are likely to do so again.
you have not opposed the order, for example, you did not turn up to the hearing.
The magistrate will determine how long it is necessary for the order to last to protect the safety of the affected family members.
The undertaking lists ways you must behave; you have to sign it as a promise that you will follow the agreement.
When you do not follow the undertaking, the applicant can choose to reinstate the application.
See the family violence courts and counselling orders page for more information.
If you have lost your firearms licence because of an intervention order, you may be able to apply to court to be 'deemed a non-prohibited person'. You will have to explain why you need a gun licence.
Contact your relevant court for more information.


Meet Wanda Howard | Sasee Magazine | It's all about women. It's all about you.
Wanda Howard, owner of The Original Benjamin's Calabash Seafood is sharp and successful; a woman who has worked very hard to build one of the most successful restaurant businesses on the Grand Strand. But, she is also a truly kind person, loved by her family, her employees and the community. The day we met, I walked into the large, 1,000 seat restaurant to be greeted with a smile and kind word by every employee I met before sitting down with Wanda and her daughter Mamie.
Wanda, when did you open Original Benjamin's and what makes it so special?
My husband and I opened this restaurant in 1989 – he was an adventurer, always trying something new, and he taught me how to pray! We had vision – my family had been in the hotel business and knew that when we were asked where to go for seafood, we had to say Calabash or Murrells Inlet. There was nothing like this in Myrtle Beach at that time.
The restaurant was named for our former partner's grandson. When he left the business, I wanted to keep the name. It's the name of one of the twelve tribes in the Bible – one of the successful ones!
This time of year, people look forward to Gingerbread Lane, our gingerbread house contest. It started with just our employees. Now, it's a regional event, with chefs planning their gingerbread houses as much as a year in advance. It's very competitive. We also do fundraisers during the holiday season to give back to the community. Cans for Caring benefits Helping Hand and gives our customers $1 off for each canned or boxed food item they bring, up to $15.
This is a family restaurant, run by a family. My five children are all involved. The two youngest are still in college, but the oldest three work with me. I have eight grandchildren under five years old, and they all live close to me. Our employees are like family also. During the busy season, we have 250 employees; many have been here since we opened. You need people to promote your cause and support your vision. I am so grateful for all of them. We even have a model shipbuilder on staff that has restored many of the boats you see around the restaurant. He works here during business hours, and our customers love to watch him and ask questions.
Do you ever want to have more time for yourself? Any plans to retire?
No, I can't imagine not working. I stay very active – both at work and at home enjoying my grandchildren. Also, my Christian faith is very important to me. There's no telling what I'll do next. Lately, I've been doing a lot of renovations in the restaurant; I never knew I could do construction, but I've done it, and in the process, I've learned more about myself. I'm single now and have learned to do a lot more. Of course, it helps to have two sons, and we have one employee who only does repairs; he can fix most anything.
Mamie, what's it like working for your mother?
Mamie: My mother is very strong and comforting to be around. She is so approachable, not just for me, but for all the staff. To know her is to love her. But, don't mistake her meekness for weakness!
Wanda: I have tried to instill in my children that sometimes people do mistake meekness for weakness, but you do not have to be a doormat. God gives us all the ability to succeed and we don't have to be mean to get the job done. I work alongside and with my employees.
Visit Gingerbread Lane this holiday season starting the week before Thanksgiving and running through the end of December. Contact Original Benjamin's at 843-497-7230, www.originalbenjamins.com or find them on Facebook.


There are over 120 compounds called cannabinoids that are contained in many plants and CBD is one of them. Unlike, THC, the cannabinoid in marijuana, CBD does not produce a euphoric "high" or psychoactive effect because CBD does not affect the same receptors in the brain as THC.
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) in the human body helps to regulate sleep, the immune-system and pain. It receives and translates signals from cannabinoids. THC produces the "high" feeling by affecting the brains ECS receptors that release dopamine.
CBD has been shown to activate or inhibit other compounds in the body's endocannabinoid system. For example, it increases the level of anandamide in the body which can help regulate pain.
Industrial Hemp is the main source of most CBD. It can be bred with different CBD levels and can be used for various purposes. Anyone interested can call or visit MrHempCBD.com for more information.
Mr. Hemp CBD makes no medical claims and all information provided is available from the internet. They have regular customers who come back monthly and are thankful for what CBD products have done, but they encourage everyone to do their own research to be comfortable with any decision about using any CBD products.
Location: 286 N. School St., Ste. B, Honolulu (inside Mr. Ink Plus). For more information, call 808-526-2465 or visit MrHempCBD.com.


Founded in January 2018, the brand's name combines the German word "aktiv", translating to active, and the English word "item". Together they are highlighting the core meaning of our company philosophy as well as of our products.
The first furniture pieces ROLL COLLECTION were inspired by the studios' project the Line, a temporary, interactive spatial installation, for the New Museum in Nuremberg. The interactive part of the concept was translated into the furniture piece, providing an unique, joyful and engaging experience.


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Katherine Heigl shares first photos of her adopted daughter on her 13th birthday
'God am I grateful… for every new memory I have the privilege of making with this extraordinary girl,' says actor
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Katherine Heigl has marked her daughter's 13th birthday by sharing a series of photographs, including some she received before the adoption process was complete.
The 27 Dresses star posted the photos of her and husband Josh Kelley's adopted daughter, Nancy Leugh Mi-Eun, growing up over the past 13 years on Instagram.
She explained that the first two photos in the series were the first time they saw Nancy, also known as Naleigh, before she was flown from Seoul to Los Angeles.
Photos of Naleigh as a toddler, a young girl and then as a newly-fledged teenager were also included in the series.
Heigl wrote: "Looking through these photos, reaching back in time, grasping at the smoke of memories that still hold this gorgeous, spectacular girl at nine months.
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"All folds and rolls and chicken fluff hair. Then mists of memory that hold her at two. All gap-toothed grins and endless giggles and girly sass.
"The memories drift in and out like the ebbing of the tide and I keep trying to chase them, grip them tight in my hands, hold them still so I can live it all just one more time."
She continued in the heartfelt post: "This girl. This girl that made me a mother. The girl that gave my life purpose. Meaning. Direction. Boundless eternal love. This girl turns 13 today. She is officially a teenager.
"I can't seem to process it. How did this happen? Wasn't she my silly, giggling, gap-toothed, roly poly baby just a few years ago... just yesterday?
"God am I grateful… for every new memory I have the privilege of making with this extraordinary girl. I love you Naleigh… Happy birthday my beautiful girl."
Heigl and Kelley have three children including Naleigh; a second adopted daughter, Adalaide, who is eight, and a four-year-old biological son, Joshua.
She spoke about how she navigates conversations with her daughters about their biological parents earlier this year, telling Parents magazine that she gives her children the option of asking for "as much or as little information" as they want.
"We have said to them, 'This is your story. We don't have any information about your biological fathers, but we do have a bit about your biological mothers'," Heigl said.
"If you guys want to talk more about them, you can have as much or as little information as you want. Tell us what you're comfortable with knowing.
"I need to protect my daughters and prepare them for the world, because I can't change society in one fell swoop," she added.
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Actress Katherine Heigl, husband Josh Kelley and daughter Nancy 'Naleigh' Leigh attend the premiere of 'The Nut Job' at Regal Cinemas L.A. Live on January 11, 2014


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Wine is a fairly vast topic. You will find a lot of information about wine online and in books, as well as in this article. Keep these tips in mind to ensure your next experience with wine is a successful one.
Have you volunteered to supply wine at your next tailgating party? If so, opt for a screw-top container. Screw tops are easier to manage than corks, and they do not require a wine opener. They also provide a more secure seal than corks do.
TIP! Take a trip to the regions where wine is produced. You will really appreciate a wine after seeing where the grapes grow and also associate a wine you love with pleasant memories.
You must visit wine country if you really love wine. You will enjoy wine as never before after visiting a vineyard. Touring a vineyard can teach you a great deal about wine. Either way, there are numerous things to be learned.
Lots of people like a drink after dinner; a robust dessert wine makes the best choice. A California Port, French Champagne or an Italian Moscato are great choices. Your guests will love your selection of wine and have a great time while they relax with it.
If you are interested in visiting a winery, make plans ahead of time. You should figure out how much you can afford to spend on your visit and on wine and find a friend who can drive if you want to drink. Think about any questions you have and know how to explain your tastes in wine.
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White wines should be drunk within the first couple of years they are out. Chardonnay, is a notable exception to this rule. This is due to the fact that oak isn't usually used when making white tines. The rule may be flipped for many varieties of reds on the market.
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Locally produced food and travel show, the Culinary Edge TV, will premiere a new episode featuring pre-eruption footage of many parts of the island that were covered by lava in the 2018 Kīlauea eruption, including video of Pohoiki.
The 2018 eruption covered half of Pohoiki with lava, eliminating several treasured Big Island surf breaks.
The episode features Chef Ellard meeting the veteran bodyboarder and touring a local farm, the Double "D" Ranch in Laphoehoe.
"I think it's really important for people to have a better connection to the food they eat, understanding where it comes from and understanding the whole the process of how it's produced," said Stewart.
The farmers, Darcy and JoAnna Nobriga, are utilizing Korean Natural Farming techniques to raise local hogs for pork.
"If more people eat local, more people will grow local," said Darcy.
It is very hard to get pork that is raised and produced on the Big Island, or anywhere in Hawai'i .
"We need more meat that is produced locally, which is why I wanted to feature local family farmers who are working very hard to raise quality, local meat in a humane and environmentally positive way," said Chef Ellard.
Double "D" Ranch also produces grass-fed lamb, beef and hearts of palm on the Big Island. They sell locally at the Maku'u Farmer's Market on Sundays in Pāhoa and at the Waimea Farmer's Market at the Pukalani Stables, Wednesday and Saturday.
The episode also includes a Q&A with Stewart. He talks about some of the great meals he's experienced all over the world and his favorite food locations.
The episode will Premiere on YouTube on Jan. 26 at 9 a.m. HST and at 2 p.m. EST and feature a Live Chat.
It will also be streaming on YouToo America Go on Roku, which recently picked up CETV for nationwide distribution.
The Culinary Edge TV spotlights authentic food adventures combining food, culture, and travel to educate and entertain viewers. Documenting positive, regenerative, and unique food adventures is a main goal of the show. Many of the episodes feature the Big Island and CETV uses local music to set the mood. The new episode features tracks from local Puna artists Drew Daniels and Hope Medford (Nahko and Medicine for the People).


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The Black Lanner is a fast medium OmniMech built by the Clans, excelling at harassment and scouting. The MASC equipment is built into the design and all units possess it.
Being quite fast and sporting a diverse array of weapons, the Prime version is a great harasser unit, damaging enemies from long range with the LRM10 and the ER Large Beam Laser, but also able to somewhat defend itself at shorter distances with twin ER Medium Beam Lasers and the SRM6. Its a proficient scout, with a GECM suite that makes detection difficult and, like all Black Lanners, a MASC for quick tactical repositioning.
The best harasser among the Black Lanner variants, it has long range, and it can use its speed to perform hit-and-run tactics. Its equipped with a cERPPC amd twin cLRM5s. Two extended range medium beam lasers can be used for short-range defense and medium to long range attacking, 7 Double Heatsinks help to keep some of the heat in check. In packs or along with other similar-equipped 'Mechs it can cause serious damage.
This is the energy focused, aptly named "SunnyD" Lanner that wants to come close and personal. The combination of the Heavy Medium Laser, ATM 6 High Explosive and six Heavy Small Lasers can dish out amazing damage, although at the expense of heavy heat, which the 6 Double Heat Sinks have difficulty dealing with. It also cannot engage at long range, needing to search for cover when facing long range units. It sports a C3 unit, allowing it to operate as a forward scout for missile boats and other allied units. One of the favorite tactics used by the SunnyD's pilots is to dash into combat at top speed, deliver a massive alphastrike on an unsuspecting opponent and sprint back into cover while the weapons recharge.
A well-rounded support-skirmisher, it can deploy the ultra-autocanon 5 at long ranges, and then use its impressive speed to close in and finish the opposition with the quad Extended Range Small Beam Laser battery and the Dual Streak SRM4. An AECM provides nearby teammates with ECM support and disables enemy NARC missiles. The Black Lanner C really shines when supporting its team as it doesn't have the outright punch on its own.
The ultimate drive-by support mech. The tip of the spear is the cNARC launcher, allowing allied missile boats to engage out of the enemy line of fire, making this Black Lanner an important support asset. Offensively, it mounts a single cLRM10, 3 cSPLs, and a single cLPL, giving it a moderate amount of firepower. Although it can intercept and run down most mechs, it can't dish out enough damage in a prolonged combat. Pilots are urged to use the extra ton of ammo for the NARC launcher.
Newly remodeled, the Black Lanner E variant now mounts a good one-two ultra long range punch with twin ATM3 extended range and the HAG20, reaching over 1200m. When caught in close range, it can utilize MASC to break distance, and resume long range offensive operations. Four Machine guns give the mech some anti-Battlearmor and anti-aircraft utility. The E variant also fully uses EOptics, allowing for greater accuracy at long ranges.
Operating at medium range, the Black Lanner F is able to bring a Ultra Autocannon 10 and twin heavy medium lasers. At close range, a single SRM4 launcher can help dispatch battlearmor with its splash damage. Being the least expensive Black Lanner, it does best when keeping its opponents at medium range, maximizing its survival chance by being a more difficult target to hit due to its high speed.
A stand-off Mech utilising almost exclusively longe range weaponry, the Black Lanner G is a support/scout hybrid. It is equally comfortable ferreting out non hidden enemy units with its C3 computer and sharing the data, as it is with guiding in missiles from allied units or launching them itself, utilizing the TAG and twin LRM launchers, a CLRM15 and a CLRM10 mounted on the chassis. Further long range enemy harassment is done by its extended range large beam laser and triple machine guns.
The Black Lanner is a fast medium OmniMech that can take on a variety of roles. It first saw action during the Trials in the run up to the Clan Invasion, but the Inner Sphere first saw it during the Battle of Tukayyid. The front-line 'Mech makes use of all weight-saving technology available to the Clan Jade Falcon scientists who used it, including an XL Engine, Endo Steel, and eight tons of Ferro-Fibrous armor. The Black Lanner includes a MASC system on the base chassis that enables it to run up to 151 km/h in bursts.
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Travelling by Train Through Andalusia
By Manni Coe on November 4, 2013
We are delighted to publish this guest post by our good friend Myles who shares the Toma passion for All-Things-Andalusia. Myles runs the delightful Almohalla 51 Bed and Breakfast in Archidona, near Antequera, a regular stop-over of ours and a firm favourite with our touring guests.
We hope you enjoy the post and do leave us a comment below if you have visited any of the places or indeed explored Andalusia by train…
The Trains in Spain Run Gently Through Andalusia.
Wind turbines stretch across swathes of the most southern point of Europe, powered by winds thrown across the straits of Gibraltar. Close up they make a strangely comforting drone type noise. Love them or hate them they are a sight to be seen.
This part of Andalucía, specifically Cádiz province, is blessed with endlessly long, white sandy beaches, against a backdrop of rolling hills on which many of these land locked propellers live. The contrast to the other end of this vast region could not be starker. Several hours away by train is Granada, city of the Alhambra, Flamenco and the poet Lorca. which sits below the craggy, grey majestic heights of the Sierra Nevada, white-topped until the very height of summer.
Reach Granada and the Alhambra by Train
You could fly to Málaga, hire a car and queue at the car rental desk for 2 hours after your flight from Gatwick, or, you could do something a bit different.
Although polemic at the moment, Gibraltar is a great gateway to Algeciras, the port town where the train starts on its near epic 4 hour journey tootling from one end of Andalucía to the other. Once through the border it´s a quick taxi or bus ride to the station and saves a long trek from Málaga.
Aside the big hub stations, the rest are a relaxed affair with pretty flowers and tiles decorating waiting areas, where the Station Master still meets and sees off every service in his red and black cap harking back to days gone by. There is often a station bar or restaurant, worth getting there early to savour home-cooked tapas, stews and fresh tortillas.
There is still something old fashioned about this particular route, as it chugs along, in no hurry, allowing the traveller to take in the cork trees of the countryside, and the storks faithfully snuggled together into their nest on the tops of pylons just near San Roque.
Renfe, the Spanish train company, operates clean, welcoming trains with plenty of space, a buffet car and what is a travel experience rather than a train to get you from A to B. For a week or more, you could start by visting the pretty white mountain villages of Gaucín and Jimena de la Frontera before your train climbs to Ronda. Still popular after years of attracting foreign tourists who marvel at its gorge and tour the first bull ring ever constructed in Spain, the Parador is a stunning place to stay, if just for the terrace.
The train then drops down into the plains of Antequera, through Bobadilla, once the main interchange station for all routes in the South, but in the middle of what in summer appears to be a desert, near nowhereville.
At only 5pm with a cold fanta orange and a tortilla sandwich, Bobadilla station was mystically quiet, a silence that only scorching temperatures can create and I was the only one on the platform. That sense of peace still pervades the start of the olive belt, where for hundreds of kilometers the landscape is topped with silvery green cotton wool balls offering the finest oil in the world.
Antequera sits at the foot of the the Torcal National Park, a unique karstic formation offering walkers and hikers abundant wildlife, flowers and trees. The town itself is beautifully maintained and is looked over by its Moorish Alcazaba on the top of the hill. Adorned with churches and chapels, the town centre is now home to many high quality restaurants offering fresh local food and a wide and varied hotel offering including a state Parador, small inns and medium sized hotels.
If you want to escape the larger towns, a short hop by bus from Antequera lies Archidona, nestled into the Sierra de Grácia and looking across to the legendary Lover´s Rock in the valley which spawned the tale of two Moorish lovers from rival clans who fall in love and, like Romeo and Juliette can only be together in death. The train runs through a small hamlet nearby however ceased stopping here some years back, however it´s worth the quick diversion.
Named after the Latin Arxis Domina and once the Moorish capital of Málaga given its strategic setting, Archidona sits at the crossroads of Andalucía. People come from all over Spain to make the pilgrimage to see The Virgin of Grace, which sits in the chapel high on the hill of the same name. Outside Córdoba, it is the only religious site where a Christian church and Moorish mosque have been merged into one. The towns labyrinthine streets and renaissance style eight sided square, unique in Spain, are home to numerous restaurants and bars serving chilled sherry and the finest of serrano ham and cured cheeses.
From Archidona the short journey to Granada takes you though plains and what is known as the Vega, an area of fields and plane tree woods. Soon, the snowy peaks of the Sierra Nevada come into view with Granada sitting protected to the East. The Mexican Agustín Lara in his lyrics dedicated to the city described it as "Granada, land of dreams". And it certainly is a dream.
The stronghold of Moorish Spain and its last king Boabdil, the city holds the finest example of Moorish architecture, some would say, in the world.
The Alhambra dominates the city and a visit is compulsory to marvel at the intricacy of design, construction and graceful gardens that are known as the Generalife.
Outside of sightseeing Granada offers some of the finest cuisine in Spain, and is well known for the quality of its tapas, still given free with every drink.
The Ruta de la Tapa near the bullring allows you to tapa crawl and enjoy a vibrant night at any time of the year, but especially so in the Summer when a chilled Alhambra beer and the simplest yet tastiest of olives from nearby groves makes you know you couldn´t be anywhere else but Spain…..and you didn´t even have to get in a car!
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Governor Hogan Delivers Farewell Address To Marylanders
One week before leaving office, Governor Hogan delivered a farewell address to Marylanders highlighting his accomplishments over the last eight years and how his administration successfully focused on common sense solutions to the issues that face us.
Governor Hogan said in his remarks that "As I reflect on these consequential years in the history of our state, I am grateful not just for all that we have accomplished, but for the way we accomplished it. On that snowy day eight years ago when I stood on the steps of this State House to be sworn in as governor, I warned about the wedge politics and petty rhetoric being used to belittle adversaries and to inflame partisan divisions in America. I vowed that day that the politics that have divided our nation need not divide our state. I'm proud to say that we kept that promise."
Watch Governor Hogan's Address Here.
My fellow Marylanders:
This is the final time that I will have the privilege of addressing the people of this great state as your governor.
240 years ago, right here in this Old Senate Chamber of our historic State House, General George Washington relinquished command of the Continental Forces, fulfilling what he called "an indispensable duty" to formally hand over power, and "commending the interests of our dearest country to the protection of Almighty God."
It was here, in this very chamber, that the Revolutionary War ended with the ratification of the Treaty of Paris, making this very State House our nation's first peacetime capitol.
Next week, we will add yet another important chapter to our state's history with the inauguration of Maryland's first Black governor and first Indian-American lieutenant governor.
I ask all Marylanders to join me in wishing Governor-elect Moore, Lieutenant Governor-elect Miller, and their administration much continued success in the years ahead.
With this peaceful transition, we prove once again—here in this hallowed place—that our nation's founding principles still prevail.
Tonight, I am overcome with gratitude for my great partner and friend, Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford, for Maryland's amazing First Lady—my beautiful wife Yumi—and my entire family, the members of my Cabinet, our governor's office staff, and every single member of the Hogan-Rutherford administration for their eight years of dedication, and for their incredible contributions and accomplishments.
Most of all, I am grateful to all of you—the people of Maryland—for your heartfelt support and, in times of personal challenges, for your countless prayers.
The honor of serving as your governor is second only to the honor of being your fellow Marylander. I can tell you that there has not been a single day—good or bad—when I was not grateful for the privilege, and I am so proud of all that we accomplished together in our mission to change Maryland for the better.
We faced the daunting task of turning our economy completely around, putting people back to work, and making our state open for business again—and that's exactly what we did.
We changed the entire mission of state government to be unabashedly pro-jobs and pro-business. We eliminated or rewrote thousands of job-killing regulations. We cut taxes eight years in a row by $4.7 billion, putting all of that money back into the pockets of hardworking Maryland families, small businesses, and retirees, and we turned a $5.1 billion deficit into the largest surplus in state history.
We ushered in the biggest economic turnaround in America, and we are leaving the state in a far better fiscal position than ever before in history.
We made record investments in education eight years in a row to better prepare our children for the opportunities of the future.
We funded Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts at historic levels.
We made generational investments in both roads and transit, and in our ports and airports.
We addressed the digital divide, and strengthened our cyber defenses.
We protected the health care coverage of Marylanders, and provided lower insurance rates for the first time in a decade.
We took unprecedented actions to protect those who protect us—our police, firefighters, and first responders—and we provided unwavering support for our National Guard, active duty military, and our veterans.
In the face of unforeseen challenges, we rose to meet them with strength and resolve.
When the worst violence in 47 years erupted in Baltimore City, we allowed for peaceful protests, but we immediately stopped the violence. And when a once-in-a-century global pandemic upended lives and livelihoods, we marshaled a nation-leading health and economic recovery.
These past eight years have been a time of great accomplishment for our state. To put it simply—we did exactly what we said we would do, and I can honestly say that I finish my second term with no regrets.
But, as always in our democracy, there is some work that remains unfinished.
Homicides and violent crime continue to surge in Baltimore City. More must be done to get the most violent criminals off the streets.
And while our administration led the fight for more accountability in the local school systems, more must be done to raise academic standards and to root out corruption and mismanagement to ensure that every child in Maryland has access to a world-class education, regardless of what neighborhood they happen to grow up in.
I call on leaders in both political parties to heed the will of the overwhelming majority of Marylanders and take urgent action to address these challenges.
As I reflect on these consequential years in the history of our state, I am grateful not just for all that we have accomplished, but for the way we accomplished it.
On that snowy day eight years ago when I stood on the steps of this State House to be sworn in as governor, I warned about the wedge politics and petty rhetoric being used to belittle adversaries and to inflame partisan divisions in America. I vowed that day that the politics that have divided our nation need not divide our state.
I'm proud to say that we kept that promise.
Together, we lived up to Maryland's heritage as a state of middle temperament, and we enacted bipartisan, common sense solutions by advancing the best ideas, regardless of which side of the political aisle they came from.
While divisiveness and dysfunction continue to paralyze Washington, just up the road from our nation's capital—here in Maryland—we have already shown a better path forward.
In his farewell address as he completed his second term, President Washington warned Americans that left unchecked, partisanship would foster "a spirit of revenge" and lead to the "ruins of liberty."
He said that "The common and continual mischiefs of the spirit of party are sufficient to make it the interest and duty of a wise people to discourage and restrain it."
He was right, which is why I believe that more leaders in Maryland and across America must stand against the extremes and with the majority of the people.
We can't let fringes and factions get in the way of getting things done and solving the serious problems.
In Maryland, we have proven that this is still possible. Our story should be a beacon of hope for the nation, which seems more bitterly divided than ever.
America truly is at a critical turning point—one in which the very fate of our democracy could be at stake. All of the performative politics and angry, false rhetoric threaten not just to divide us politically, but to tear our country apart.
Toxic politics will not restore America. Only real leadership will do that.
We must reject and overcome fear and hatred in our politics and in our society, and we must work to rebuild the bonds of trust and respect among Americans.
I recognize that this is a tall task, but we have already achieved the impossible.
Tonight, in this sacred place, where the great experiment of American democracy was literally born, I will proudly say that my faith in this country and my optimism for her future has never wavered. And that's because of you—the people of Maryland—who I have had the good fortune to meet at ballgames, businesses and schools, downtowns and Main Streets.
I wish that all Marylanders and all Americans could see what I've been able to see up close every single day over these past eight years—that deep down, there truly is far more than unites us than divides us.
So one last time, from the bottom of my heart, thank you and farewell.
Serving you has been the honor of a lifetime. Together, we truly have changed Maryland for the better.
May God continue to bless the great State of Maryland and the United States of America.


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Q: How to read in user entered comma separated integers? I'm writing a program that prompts the user for:

*

*Size of array

*Values to be put into the array

First part is fine, I create a dynamically allocated array (required) and make it the size the user wants.
I'm stuck on the next part. The user is expected to enter in a series of ints separated by commas such as: 1,2,3,4,5
How do I take in those ints and put them into my dynamically allocated array? I read that by default cin takes in integers separated by whitespace, can I change this to commas?
Please explain in the simplest manner possible, I am a beginner to programming (sorry!)
EDIT: TY so much for all the answers. Problem is we haven't covered vectors...is there a method only using the dynamically allocated array I have?
so far my function looks like this. I made a default array in main. I plan to pass it to this function, make the new array, fill it, and update the pointer to point to the new array.
int *fill (int *&array, int *limit) {

cout << "What is the desired array size?: ";
while ( !(cin >> *limit) || *limit < 0 ) {
    cout << "  Invalid entry. Please enter a positive integer: ";
    cin.clear();
    cin.ignore (1000, 10);
}

int *newarr;
newarr = new int[*limit]
    //I'm stuck here
}

A: All of the existing answers are excellent, but all are specific to your particular task.  Ergo, I wrote a general touch of code that allows input of comma separated values in a standard way:
template<class T, char sep=','>
struct comma_sep { //type used for temporary input
    T t; //where data is temporarily read to
    operator const T&() const {return t;} //acts like an int in most cases
};
template<class T, char sep>
std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& in, comma_sep<T,sep>& t)
{
    if (!(in >> t.t)) //if we failed to read the int
        return in; //return failure state
    if (in.peek()==sep) //if next character is a comma
        in.ignore(); //extract it from the stream and we're done
    else //if the next character is anything else
        in.clear(); //clear the EOF state, read was successful
    return in; //return
}

Sample usage http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/a345232cd5381bd2:
typedef std::istream_iterator<comma_sep<int>> istrit; //iterators from the stream
std::vector<int> vec{istrit(in), istrit()}; //construct the vector from two iterators

Since you're a beginner, this code might be too much for you now, but I figured I'd post this for completeness.

A: A priori, you should want to check that the comma is there, and
declare an error if it's not.  For this reason, I'd handle the
first number separately:
std::vector<int> dest;
int value;
std::cin >> value;
if ( std::cin ) {
    dest.push_back( value );
    char separator;
    while ( std::cin >> separator >> value && separator == ',' ) {
        dest.push_back( value );
    }
}
if ( !std::cin.eof() ) {
    std::cerr << "format error in input" << std::endl;
}

Note that you don't have to ask for the size first.  The array
(std::vector) will automatically extend itself as much as
needed, provided the memory is available.
Finally: in a real life example, you'd probably want to read
line by line, in order to output a line number in case of
a format error, and to recover from such an error and continue.
This is a bit more complicated, especially if you want to be
able to accept the separator before or after the newline
character.

A: You can use getline() method as below:
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>

int main()
{
  std::string input_str;
  std::vector<int> vect;

  std::getline( std::cin, input_str );

  std::stringstream ss(str);

  int i;

  while (ss >> i)
  {
    vect.push_back(i);

    if (ss.peek() == ',')
    ss.ignore();
  }
}

The code is taken and processed from this answer.

A: Victor's answer works but does more than is necessary. You can just directly call ignore() on cin to skip the commas in the input stream.
What this code does is read in an integer for the size of the input array, reserve space in a vector of ints for that number of elements, then loop up to the number of elements specified alternately reading an integer from standard input and skipping separating commas (the call to cin.ignore()). Once it has read the requested number of elements, it prints them out and exits.
#include <iostream>
#include <iterator>
#include <limits>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;

int main() {
    vector<int> vals;
    int i;
    cin >> i;
    vals.reserve(i);
    for (size_t j = 0; j != vals.capacity(); ++j) {
        cin >> i;
        vals.push_back(i);
        cin.ignore(numeric_limits<streamsize>::max(), ',');
    }
    copy(begin(vals), end(vals), ostream_iterator<int>(cout, ", "));
    cout << endl;
}

A: #include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {
    int x,i=0;
    char y;               //to store commas
    int arr[50];
    while(!cin.eof()){
        cin>>x>>y;
        arr[i]=x;
        i++;
    }

    for(int j=0;j<i;j++)
        cout<<arr[j];     //array contains only the integer part
    return 0;
}

A: The code can be simplified a bit with new std::stoi function in C+11. It takes care of spaces in the input when converting and throws an exception only when a particular token has started with non-numeric character. This code will thus accept input

" 12de, 32, 34 45, 45 , 23xp,"

easily but reject

" de12, 32, 34 45, 45 , 23xp,"

One problem is still there as you can see that in first case it will display " 12, 32, 34, 45, 23, " at the end where it has truncated "34 45" to 34. A special case may be added to handle this as error or ignore white space in the middle of token.
wchar_t in;
std::wstring seq;
std::vector<int> input;
std::wcout << L"Enter values : ";

while (std::wcin >> std::noskipws >> in)
{
    if (L'\n' == in || (L',' == in))
    {
        if (!seq.empty()){
            try{
                input.push_back(std::stoi(seq));
            }catch (std::exception e){
                std::wcout << L"Bad input" << std::endl;
            }
            seq.clear();
        }
        if (L'\n' == in) break;
        else continue;
    }
    seq.push_back(in);
}

std::wcout << L"Values entered : ";
std::copy(begin(input), end(input), std::ostream_iterator<int, wchar_t>(std::wcout, L", "));
std::cout << std::endl;

A: #include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int a[1000];
int main(){
    string s;
    cin>>s;
    int i=0;
    istringstream d(s);
    string b;
    while(getline(d,b,',')){
        a[i]= stoi(b);
        i++;
    }
    for(int j=0;j<i;j++){
        cout<<a[j]<<" ";
    }
}

This code works nicely for C++ 11 onwards, its simple and i have used stringstreams and the getline and stoi functions

A: You can use scanf instead of cin and put comma beside data type symbol
#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
 {
    int a[10],sum=0;
    cout<<"enter five numbers";
    for(int i=0;i<3;i++){
    scanf("%d,",&a[i]);
    sum=sum+a[i];
    }
    cout<<sum;
}

A: First, take the input as a string, then parse the string and store it in a vector, you will get your integers.
vector<int> v;
string str;
cin >> str;
stringstream ss(str);
for(int i;ss>>i;){
    v.push_back(i);
    if(ss.peek() == ','){
        ss.ignore();
    }
}
for(auto &i:v){
    cout << i << " ";
}

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