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Gears 5 is developed by the coalition and released on 6th September 2019. The game is played in 3rd person and belongs to the Shooter genre. The player can access this game through the platforms Xbox series XS, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. The game version is considered to be the sixth installment of the series gears of war.
'Gears 5' was announced at E3 and received a lot of praise for its campaign, and presentation. According to Metacritic, Gears 5 received 84 out of a hundred for its overall features. 'Gears 5' is considered to be one of the excellent games in terms of third-person angle.
The game lays down its focus on Laura Bailey, who is considered to be a descendant of Myria. The game can be played both in single-player and multiplayer modes. Let us quickly dive into the features, gameplay, and storyline of gears 5.
Gears 5 happens Gears of War 4 which mainly focuses on Carolyn Seymour the queen of Locust Horde. The main task of the player is to discover the birth of the locust and the hidden truth of the family history.
During the initial development of the game, the publishing studio conducted a workshop with disabled people. This was mainly because the team wanted to remove the barriers and help disabled people to enjoy the gaming experience. This initiative was widely appreciated and welcomed by the public.
The protagonist of the game Kait Diaz was raised in COG jurisdiction. Kait's mom Reyna was a popular leader and was isolated from the village. The protagonist had deep ties with the family. The father of the protagonist was a lieutenant colonel who was admired by the villagers.
The father of Kiat passed away during the pendulum war and the protagonist's uncle was in the front line gear during the locust war. The true loyalties are eighth to be discovered by the protagonist after joins the COG.
Gears 5 have interesting and engaging gameplay. The main role of the player is to protect the settlements. The protagonist of the game joins COG to discover the hidden truth. The gameplay has a secret mission in which the Scorpio team enters the island of Pahano. The role of the Scorpio in this game is to send signals of distress and rescue the Swarm forces. It is carried out by the order of the King Raven helicopter.
The gameplay also involves Delta squad's daughter who is a member of Augustus Cole. The player during the gameplay will reveal that has a Swarm hive in the old bunker. Who women will want to deliver a bomb that is made out of deadly chemicals and gasesm which were developed by a research center to destroy the entire swarm hive.
There is something called Keegan's codes that can be accessed by the player to be a part of Onyx guard. This particular guard protects Azura and infiltrates the Scorpios in the bunker.
The role of the Scorpio is to report their head if there is any kind of failure about the bomb. A character called Mac during the gameplay will make use of venom to defeat the Swarm.
The main task of this game is to defeat this worm and save human lives. Henna and Scorpio dedicate their entire lives to stopping the evil activities swarm. In a nutshell, the player in this game will save the human race.
The features of the games are quite interesting, so let us have a look at them:
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Emerging Indie Artist Erica L. James Releases Her Debut Album, "Always In Love"
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Atlanta, GA — Erica L. James, the newcomer with an old-school sound, is thrilled to announce the release of her debut album, "Always In Love". After an eleven-year hiatus from music, Erica proclaims that she is back to "create a space where love is safe." Her music is a reflection of her journey to finding peace, coupled with soothing melodies and catchy lyrics.
Her return has given some a renewed appreciation for "feel good" music. The12Block.com wrote, "The album is an outflowing and mobilizing collection of hip-hop soul numbers with standout moments like the tragic but reassuring 'Looking For Love,' an effervescent declaration of self-love and self-worth called 'Unconditional,' some slow scorching acoustic soul called 'Ju Ju,' and a more upfront and uplifting hip hop joint called 'Nu Nu Woke.'"
Holding true to her mission, "Always In Love" encourages listeners to be positive, amidst the challenges of self-determination, romance, and sisterhood. She recognizes there is a need to combat the deep-rooted emotional pain and trauma within the Black community. So, armed with love as her weapon, she hopes that listeners will find solace through her music. It is available on all major platforms, including: iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Music, Tidal, Spotify, and Pandora.
The message of love couldn't come at a better time. Erica has been fortunate to reintroduce herself when it is so widely needed. Her eagerness to help people heal themselves is apparent in this new release. For more information or inquiries, visit www.ELJmusic.com
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Fracking continues to divide opinion.
From: Gerry Vickers, Poole Lane, Burton Salmon, Leeds.
I HAVE just read Sir Bernard Ingham's recent article in favour of fracking and agreed with almost everything he says. The gas-fired power stations have a leading part to play for at least the next 10 years in keeping the lights on and it would be a great comfort if we had our own gas supply.
I then read GP Taylor's contribution against fracking. He said that American people are reeling from it, and that many believe that ground water has been polluted.
Many people believe in astrology, haunted houses and clairvoyance but it is not provable that such things are true. It would be simpler to send someone to America, with a film crew, to those areas which are reeling from fracking and to take some footage that we can all look at.
It is the unknown that everyone worries about, and there is no excuse for not giving us the facts from America.
NO, the Government was totally wrong to overrule local councils on fracking exploration. They care not at all about their constituents and there should be an inquiry into how this was lobbied and who is making money out of this. All the Tories care about is lining their pockets.


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Brooke Hallowell
Brooke Hallowell, PhD, CCC-SLP, brings to this book over 30 years of clinical, research, teaching, and advocacy experience to support adults with acquired neurogenic communication challenges. She serves on boards and committees of several national and international organizations, including Aphasia Access, the National Aphasia Association, the Academy of Neurologic Communication Disorders and Sciences, and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). She is a founding representative of the Global Rehabilitation Alliance (GRA), an affiliate of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva, Switzerland, and serves on the GRA's advocacy committee. She is an active consultant to the WHO on guidance regarding rehabilitation related to COVID-19, and she chairs ASHA's committee on ethics in global engagement. She is also an editorial board member and reviewer for many scholarly journals and granting agencies.
Dr. Hallowell has garnered over U.S.$15 million in funded grants, with extramural support from such agencies the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, and the Health Resources Service Administration. She is a pioneer in the use of eyetracking and pupillometry to study complex diagnostic issues related to cognition and language in adults with neurological disorders, and holds US and international patents on related technology. Additionally, she has long been active in interdisciplinary research and advocacy related to aging and end-of-life care, support for caregivers of adults with disabilities, and technology to aid people with disabilities.
A former President of the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCSD), Dr. Hallowell chaired the first-ever Global Summit on Higher Education in Communication Sciences and Disorders and is deeply engaged in helping to foster new academic and clinical programs, emphasizing cultural responsiveness and investment in local expertise, especially in underserved regions of the world. She has held appointments at universities in Korea, Malaysia, and Honduras and is involved in academic and clinical collaboration in Brazil, Cambodia, China, Honduras, India, Russia, and Vietnam. A Fellow of ASHA, Dr. Hallowell is also the recipient of the CAPCSD Honors of the Council, the Asia Pacific Society in Speech-Language-Hearing Association Outstanding Contribution Award, and the ASHA Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Contributions in International Achievement. She is a former Fulbright Fellow, and U.S. national finalist for the Thomas Ehrlich Award for Service Learning.
Dr. Hallowell serves as Dean of the School of Health Sciences and Professor in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Springfield College She previously served as Executive Director of the Collaborative on Aging, Associate Dean for Research and Sponsored Programs in College of Health and Human Services; Director of the School of Hearing, Speech and Language Sciences; Director of the Neurolinguistics Laboratory; founding Co-Director of the Global Health Initiative; founding Coordinator of the Diabetes Research Initiative; and Co-Director of the Appalachian Rural Health Institute at Ohio University. Passionate about interdisciplinary collaboration, she has held adjunct and affiliated appointments in family medicine, neurology, biomedical engineering, gerontology, and Asian studies. Her career history also includes employment as a professional musician, interpreter/translator, and French instructor. She holds an A.B. (Magna Cum Laude) from Brown University, an M.S. from Lamar University, a Certificat d'Etudes Supérieures from the Conservatoire National de France, and a Ph.D. from the University of Iowa.
Having had selective mutism as a child and having been an extremely shy person into young adulthood, she entered the realm of clinical aphasiology with a personal connection to those who have important things to say but are not able to express them fully. Being the mother of a child with a severe traumatic brain injury who is now a thriving and extremely competent adult, she has firsthand knowledge about what it is that people need and want throughout the course of rehabilitation. According to Dr. Hallowell, these experiences are a large part of what drives her passion to help clinicians and clinicians-in-training focus not only on gaining clinical knowledge and skills but also on wisdom, compassion, humility, and other characteristics that will propel them to become ultimate excellent clinicians.
Books by Brooke Hallowell
Aphasia and Other Acquired Neurogenic Language Disorders: A Guide for Clinical Excellence.
Aphasia and Other Acquired Neurogenic Language Disorders: A Guide for Clinical Excellence


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Home News Why a new 50-over competition – and fewer molly-coddling coaches
Why a new 50-over competition – and fewer molly-coddling coaches
This is the third part of our manifesto to save English red-ball cricket. Michael Vaughan launched the manifesto on Wednesday with his piece calling for five-day County Championship matches and an expanded top tier while Chief Cricket Correspondent Nick Hoult called for an overhaul of central contracts on Thursday.
A new competition, and a broader form of first-class cricket based on modern realities, not the old Victorian structure, would combine tradition and innovation in a pyramid that would improve England's red and white-ball teams.
This new competition, every April, would be a sort of 50-over FA Cup, bringing cricketers in the whole country together and encouraging the belief that we are all pulling in the same direction: 32 teams consisting of the 18 first-class counties and the 14 strongest National, formerly minor, counties.
Eight regional groups of four teams – for example, Cornwall, Devon, Gloucestershire and Somerset in the south-west – would play three games each, the top two teams going through to the knock-out stage of the last 16, and all games except the final to be completed before May. (There is no evidence that injuries would increase in April in a 50-over competition.)
Talent identification would form a big part of this competition. England's greatest batsman and greatest bowler, Sir Jack Hobbs and Syd Barnes, came from "minor counties"; so do two of the biggest talents today, Ben Stokes and Liam Livingstone. Almost everyone, if sufficiently promising, would have access to this big stage.
The first-class competition would consist of two divisions, designed to raise the red-ball standard in England. It would recognize the reality that some of the existing 18 counties will never have the resources to be able to consistently compete with those that own Test grounds.
A Premier division of 12 counties, producing almost all the England players, would play 11 four-day games before the second week of September. The cricket should be intense and skilled enough for batsmen sometimes to face two specialist spinners, or bouncer wars, scenarios which never happen in the championship now.
A second division would consist of the other six counties and 10 national counties, split into three regions, and playing each other twice each – ie 10 three-day games of 110 overs per day. Spinners will therefore bowl at least half the day, and grow.
The amount of coaching would vary between the two divisions. The time when every youngster who joined a county was told exactly how to bat and bowl by former pros, imitating the regimental sergeant-majors of their National Service days, has gone. Modern youth will not be told what to do, even when batting on off-stump.
There might be 12 really good batting, bowling and fielding coaches to go round the Premier League: coaches who are sounding-boards for the best players in the country, who want to work the game out for themselves.
But learning how to bat today, and keeping it completely distinct from power-hitting, has become an almost impossible task. Tom Lammonby was the leading first-class run-scorer in the covid-restricted 2020 season, with three centuries in his six games for Somerset. Think of a fluid Sir Alastair Cook. Since then Lammonby has been learning how to hit any ball to or over the boundary for Hobart Hurricane and Karachi Kings as well as Somerset, not to mention Manchester Originals in the Hundred – and has made one first-class century.
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Windows 10 21H2 is now a step closer to release as Microsoft has finally started testing its features with testers in the Release Preview Channel of the Windows Insider program. Alongside Windows 11, Windows 10 version 21H2 is now set to launch in October-November as the second feature update of 2021.
Although Windows 11 is the operating system's next big release, Microsoft has confirmed it won't abandon Windows 10 users. Windows 11 will be offered as an optional download on supported PCs in the fall and those who prefer to stay on Windows 10 will still get a new feature update called version 21H2.
Of course, it goes without saying that Windows 10 won't get any new features from Windows 11 and version 21H2 for Windows 10 wouldn't be significant. Windows 10 version 21H2 (October 2021 Update) is currently shipping to Insiders with several quality improvements and a few new enterprise-friendly features.
With build 19044.1200, Microsoft has enabled support for WPA3 H2E standards support in the operating system. This will allow Windows 10 version 21H2 or newer to access enhanced Wi-Fi security features optimized for both consumer and enterprise usage.
Likewise, Windows Hello for Business is getting a new feature that will allow businesses to enable support for simplified passwordless deployments using cloud trust technology.
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For consumers and developers, Microsoft is introducing support for GPU compute in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) doesn't perform as well as a full-fledged Linux distribution, but it's slowly getting better. Microsoft has been trying to improve Linux support in Windows and today's update adds support for compute support, which has been supported in hardware and Linux for years.
In theory, this feature will enable better performance for developers interested in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) workflows. For example, you'll be able to run ML workloads across the GPUs smoothly and it's supported by Nvidia.
WSL will also receive updates directly via Windows Update and more features are expected in the coming months.
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Here's a list of improvements and fixes in version 21H2:
Microsoft patched an issue that could result in brightness problems for standard dynamic range contents when streamed on monitors with high-dynamic range (HDR).
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Windows 10 October 2021 Update is currently available in the Insider channels and it will be released to consumers between October and November.
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Sunlight and motion woke me early, and I scrambled up on deck of the Star Clipper. As four stripe-clad crewman pulled lines and trimmed sheets, the ship shifted beneath my feet, responding to the wind and waves. The night before I'd fallen asleep snug in my cabin as we motored out of the port at Dutch St. Maarten. But now with 15 crisp white sails taut against the breeze, we were really sailing. I come from a Navy family, and spent my youth sailing with my dad. The intimacy you forge with nature when navigating the wind is a feeling like no other, and one I hadn't expected to find on a ship carrying 170 passengers. "Quite a beauty, isn't she" asked someone next to me, and next thing I knew I was involved in a four-way debate over wind speed (turns out we had 30 knots of wind, which explained the heel). I'd forgotten the camaraderie that exists between sailors, and in that moment, with the early morning sun on my skin and my bare feet on the teak deck, I knew I'd chosen well. This week-long Caribbean cruise that would take me to smaller ports on islands that came into their prime during the 18th-century days of the sugar trade. Experiencing them by sail would offer the kind of glimpse back into those days that I could never get on a modern megaliner.
The Star Clipper tied up to a small pier at Cabrits, a secluded town on Dominica, situated on the opposite end of the island from the capital, Roseau, where other cruise ships dock. There I found a Caribbean village going about its daily routine as it has, I imagine, for centuries: ramshackle wooden houses painted in a Crayola-box hues, laughing schoolchildren in blue-plaid uniforms and a man leading a goat down the center of the main road, vainly attempting to avoid the potholes.
I experienced a similar simplicity on the island of Terre-de-Haut in Les Saintes, part of the six-island archipelago of Guadeloupe. After spending the day on a perfect curve of beach surrounded by French-speaking sunbathers, I strolled back through the main town of Le Bourg and took my seat at a nearly empty café. I sipped my icy cold beer and watched as people who had come for the day from Guadeloupe's larger islands boarded the ferry. A few nearby shopkeepers closed up and headed home, leaving me to enjoy the sunset in peace.
Life onboard the Star Clipper was equally serene. Passengers spent most of their time topside, reading in chaises on the top deck or swapping travel tales over drinks at the open-air tropical bar. Each night after dinner, I'd go up to the top deck to take in the stars, brilliant against the black-velvet night sky. As I scoured the heavens for constellations, I felt connected to all the adventurers who had sailed these same waters before.
Clearly, our captain loved his job. Although he'd just taken over the helm of the Star Clipper a few weeks before, he'd been sailing tall ships for decades. Throughout the week, he was a regular sight on the bridge, relishing the hands-on attention that sailing requires. The wind kept its brisk pace all week, averaging force 7 on the Beaufort scale, and we maintained a steady 10- to 12-degree heel. Passengers laughed as they momentarily lost footing and grabbed for a rail or were hit by a splash of water that tipped out of the low side of the pool. It was a lively ride.
A few days later, as we neared Antigua, the captain got the chance to test the ship's limits when we crossed paths with Star Clipper's sister ship, the 227-passenger Royal Clipper. We all gathered on deck to take in the show. The Royal appeared on the horizon under motor, as we were. She passes across our bow and then circled behind us and came parallel along our starboard side. As both captains called commands, the respective crews began unfurling sails, one by one, to the cheers of the passengers gathered on both decks. The sails billowed in the wind, and before we knew it, the race was on.
Faster we sped for 20 glorious minutes, the ships racing. As the captain edged our smaller ship slightly ahead, the opposing ship fired a cannon blast; we responded with a solid bellow of the horn and kept our pace. All too soon it was over, and we waved as the Royal fell off behind us, continuing along its own journey to its next port.
Our ship set course for Falmouth, just north of the English Harbour, a port on the south side of Antigua that was headquarters to Admiral Horatio Nelson's British fleet during the late-18th century, when hundreds of tall ships would have filled the harbor. While I was looking forward to touring the Georgian remnants of Nelson's Dockyard, I realized that what we had just experienced had brought us much closer to the past than any port of call ever could.
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Four Cruises We Like:
Windjammer Barefoot Cruises' Panama and San Blas Islands Loot-hungry pirates used the 365 islands off Panama's Caribbean coast as a balmy home base, and this six-day cultural journey under full sail on the Mandalay highlights that history, explores Kuna Indian traditions and stops at deserted islands. Home base is the former private yacht of Wall Street mogul E.F. Hutton built in 1923. Departures through Nov. 3, 2007, from Portobello, Panama. From $1,200. windjammer.com
Silversea Cruises' Caribbean Rhythms In 12 days aboard the Silver Wind, you'll discover unique aspects of 10 islands, including Barbados' sugar plantation history, St. Lucia's lush interior, Grand Turk's colorful architecture and Key West's Conch Republic. Dance to local music, tour abandoned forts and catch the scent of fresh nutmeg in Grenada for a firsthand lesson in island diversity. Departs Oct. 6, 2007, from Bridgetown, Barbados. From $6,695. silversea.com
Smithsonian Journeys' Gardens of the Caribbean All aboard the Sea Cloud II, green thumbs! Smithsonian has obtained special access to private gardens across the Caribbean during this seven-night journey from Antigua to Barbados via Les Saintes, Dominica, Trinidad, Martinique and Grenada. Smithsonian experts lead private tours of restored plantations between rum samplings and snorkeling. Departs Feb. 24, 2008, from Antigua. From $3,995. smithsonianjourneys.org
Azamara Cruises' Bermuda Test-float Celebrity's luxurious Azamara brand on a seven-night jaunt aboard the Journey between New York Harbor and Bermuda. Experience Bermuda's key ports, Hamilton and St. George, and taste the good life onboard before Azamara shifts its focus to South America and Asia in late 2008. Weekly departures from Cape Liberty port in Bayonne, New Jersey, until Oct. 20, 2007. From $1,049. celebritycruises.com
Ports Not to Miss
Nalunega****, Panama (Windjammer) Meet Kuna Indians, who will share their oral traditions, dances and handicrafts. Don't leave without a brightly colored mola, an appliqué cloth decorated with elaborate geometrical patterns.
Fort-de-France****, Martinique (Smithsonian Journeys) Visit to Les Jardins de Balata, an expansive private botanical garden patrolled by purple- and green-throated carib hummingbirds.
Bequia, St. Vincent & the Grenadines (Silversea) See pretty Elizabeth Harbor and Bequia's tradition of model-boat making. Tour Moonhole, an unusual group of houses built in the 1960s out of stone.
Les Saintes, Guadeloupe (Smithsonian Journeys and Star Clippers) Enjoy calm seclusion and quaint architecture. Fishermen don traditional salakos (wide-rimmed bamboo hats) while casting nets at sunrise.
Once-in-a-Lifetime Excursions
Montserrat (Silversea) For a thrilling low-altitude sweep over Montserrat's 3,000-foot Soufriere Hills volcano, hop a "flightseeing" plane while in port at Antigua.
San Blas Archipelago, Panama (Windjammer) Be one of a privileged few divers to explore the reefs of the Kuna Yala territory. Only Windjammer passengers are permitted by Kuna chiefs to dive there.
A Day on Silver Wind
EMBARK and disembark in whichever port you wish: Itineraries are flexible. DRINK Maison Pommery Brut Royal champagne: It's included in your cruise fare (plus, there are no extra fees for 60 varieties of wine, any top-shelf liquor or even cappuccinos). All tips are covered, and there's always free transportation to the town center at each port of call. SAVE your calories for eating ashore by choosing the ship's Zero Zero ice cream.
Exotic Cruising Run away to another world where aqua lagoons and volcanic peaks on thousands of islands (many still unexplored) converge with tradition-rich indigenous cultures. By Tim Jacob
Coral Princess Cruises' Vanuatu Somewhere between the nighttime glow of Ambryn island's two active volcanoes, the discovery of Maewo's waterfalls, and meeing the Namba tribes on Malakula, you'll realize that this five-night cruise on Oceanic Discovery through the archipelago of Vanuatu is the stuff of dreams. Departures on Nov. 23 and 28, 2007, and Dec. 3 and 8, 2007, from Port Vila, round-trip. From $3,150. coralprincess.com
Blue Lagoon Cruises' Fijian Gold Club Spend seven days island-hopping on the Fiji Princess through that country's remote Mamanuca and Yasawa Group archipelagoes, where untouched coral cays make for electric snorkeling and prime beach-side barbecues. Weekly round trip from Lautoka on Viti Levu. From $3,179 per cabin. bluelagooncruises.com
Aranui's Freighter to Paradise Stow away in style aboard the double-duty Aranu 3, which delivers supplies throughout the remote Marquesas Islands and brings passengers from Papeete to 17 remote ports via the Tuamotu Archipelago over 16 days. World-renowned specialists lead explorations of mysterious ancient ruins and present-day island culture. Departs monthly. From $2,079. aranui.com
Princess Cruises' Hawaii and Tahiti Spend 11 days aboard the Pacific Princess, cruising in two of earth's most seductive archipelagoes. Highlights include crossing the equator, surfing off Kailua-Kona, a waterfall hike on Kauai, snorkeling the lagoon of Bora-Bora and picnicking on Moorea's barrier islets. Limited departures go back and forth between Honolulu and Papeete from September through December, 2007. From $1,199. princess.com
Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands (Aranui) See Gauguin's grave and the most significant tikis outside Easter Island.
Ambrym Island****, Vanuatu (Coral Princess) Here you'll find culture, temperamental volcanoes and sorcery. Nanuya Lailai****, Fiji (Blue Lagoon) Explore the island's cinematic aquamarine cove. The high chief of the Yasawa Group makes his home nearby on Nacula, granting visitors permission (often with a kava ceremony) to dive the surrounding reefs.
Taoihae Bay, Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (Aranui) See this cute port town's cafes, crafts center, coral church and Herman Melville statue. Wander out of town to the 1,200-foot Ahuii waterfall for a quintessential island dip.
Christmas Island****, Kiribati (Princess) Join international anglers in the quest for bonefish in the 250 square miles of shallow flats surrounding Christmas Island. Keep an eye out for prized silver-lipped pearl shells, which you can take home in the form of jewelry made by local artisans.
Moorea, French Polynesia (Princess) Trek deep into Moorea's lush, mountainous interior, catching the scent of vanilla, pineapple and coffee farms en route to ancient, deep-jungle Polynesian ruins. An octagonal church built in 1822 is the oldest operational European structure in the South Pacific. Cool off later with a swim in the seductive shallows of Cook Bay.
A Day on Fiji Princess
CHECK into your home on this 197-foot catamaran that clips along at 15 knots and limits itself to four hours of sailing per day. PEER out of your sizable stateroom windows at Fiji's landscapes STARGAZE on the open-air deck bar.
Mediterranean Explore ancient cultures and experience the finest custom of all: "La Bella Vita." Linger in cafes over cappuccino, tapas or vino. The Romans and Greeks have perfected the art of enjoying life. By Kelly Lack
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Travel Dynamics International's Islands of the Gods On this 11-day program, the 17-stateroom yacht Callisto shepherds you to seven Greek isles, where you'll marvel at the antiquities and soak in the culture. Explore shrines, visit a village priest on Karpathos and watch an onboard performance of local dance while in Simi. Departs on Oct. 25, 2007, from Athens. From $6,995. traveldynamics__intern__ational.com
Princess Cruises' Mediterranean Collection This 12-day route sweeps across the Mediterranean's palette of islands, pulling into smaller ports like Malta, France's Corsica and Greece's Corfu, and offering creative onshore options. Departures are from Venice on Nov. 16, 2007, on Royal Princess; or on Pacific Princess June 13, 2008 and July 31, 2008. From $1,899 in 2007; price increases to $2,690 in 2008. princess.com
Odysseus Cruising's Turkish Coast The Odysseus, a timber-built 75-foot Turkish gulet, truly gives you "freedom of the seas" (not to knock Carnival), accessing intimate sites along the Turkish coast. Charter the yacht (10 passengers), craft your own route, or choose a set itinerary, such as the seven-night "Sailing the Ceramic Gulf." Departs May to October 2008 from Bodrum. From $1,978. odysseuscruising.com
P&O Cruises' Iberia & the Canaries A little bit of the Mediterranean can be found in the Atlantic, namely in Spain's Canary Islands and on Madeira, a Portuguese island. They are key stops on this 12-night circuit on the Oceana. Expect pretty harbors, mosaic-tiled promenades, stretches of bright sand and forests of pine, juniper and laurel. Departs Sept. 22, 2008, from Southampton, England. From $3,540. pocruises.com
Santorini****, Greece (Travel Dynamics) Enjoy the view as your ship approaches the island: Daunting reddish-brown slabs of rock capped by whitewashed villages jut upward from the sea.
Malta (Princess) Get ready for a concentrated dose of history. The capital of Valletta, a UNESCO site, was ruled by the Knights of St. John from 1530 to 1798 and beautified by artists such as Caravaggio, Mattia Preti and Favray.
La Palma, Canary Islands (P&O) Here you'll find nature at its finest: rumpled green mountains, black-sand beaches and an immense six-mile-wide volcanic crater, La Caldera de Taburiente.
Madeira (P&O) With botanical gardens; forested hiking trails that follow old levadas, or mini water canals; and Funchal, a capital city packed with discoveries, the island behind the wine tastes just as nice.
Sicily (Princess) Here's an offer you can't refuse: Trail The Godfather landmarks around Sicily to Bar Vitelli, a home in Savoca which appeared in The Godfather, Part II. There you'll have a snack of lemon-flavored granita, a dessert ice, before moving on to Forza d'Agro, a village whose piazza and Baroque church, Chiesa Madre, were captured in the original Godfather and in Part III.
Sedir Island (Odysseus) Laze upon sands said to have been imported from Egypt on Cleopatra's Beach on this Turkish island in the Gulf of Gokova. As the story goes, Cleo refused to stand upon any land that wasn't Egypt, so Marc Anthony shipped sand from her homeland. The beach, with a shallow shore and clear waters, is gorgeous.
A Day on Odysseus
RELAX on the sun bed on deck as you cruise around Turkey's offshore islands. SNACK on börek (filo pastry stuffed with feta cheese, minced meat or vegetables), first created during the time of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century. CHARTER the entire yacht. Ask the captain if he'll anchor in a cove so you can dive in and cool off.
Expeditions Cruising Heed the call to tarmac-less lands where undisturbed wildlife, intact indigenous cultures and virgin landscapes make you feel like Thor Heyerdahl (with a safety net). By Tim Jacob
Norwegian Coastal Voyages' Artic to Antarctica The Fram departs from Reykjavik, Iceland, on a 67-day journey that spans 44 ports (Britain's Isle of Man, France's Sainte-Pierre and Miquelon, and Columbia's Isla de San Andrés, for starters), 17 countries and more than 132 degrees of latitude en route to Tierra del Ruego. Departures: Sept. 18, 2007 and Sept. 23, 2008. From $10,999*. hurtigruten.us
Lindblad Expeditions' Galapagos Join a 10-day cruise on Polaris with Lindblad Expeditions, a company at the forefront of conservation in the Galapagos Islands. This eco-adventure is enriched by a visit to the Charles Darwin Research Center, onboard geologists and ornithologists and a collection of gadgets, including a hydrophone (for listening to singing whales) and an underwater camera that transmits video to the ship. Departures year-round from Guayaquil, Ecuador; special photo expeditions are also available. From $4,150. expeditions.com Heritage Expeditions' Western Pacific Odyssey Ornithologists and amateur birders alike will flock to this 33-day expedition from New Zealand to Japan for once-in-a-lifetime glimpses of rare Rennell shrikebills or majestic Solomon sea eagles (among other endemic species) at remote Pacific atolls. Departs April 2, 2008, from Auckland. From $6,385. heritage-expeditions.com
Orion Expedition Cruises' Melanesia and Solomon Islands Spend 17 days onboard Orion exploring brilliant Coral Sea reefs, World War II bunkers and rich indigenous cultures that define these two archipelagoes between New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. Multilingual guides lead Zodiac-based expeditions to islands such as Santa Ana in the Solomon Islands, as yet untouched by tourism. Departs Feb. 28, 2008, from Auckland. From $9,667. orioncruises.com.au
Northern Mariana Islands (Heritage) Observe rare birds, such as the Micronesian megapode, a species known to use warm sand to incubate its eggs. Heritage has special permission to visit these islands about 500 miles north of Guam.
Utupua****, Solomon Islands (Orion) Be dazzled by its turquoise lagoon and multi-peaked volcanic landscape that earn Utupua the name, "small Bora-Bora."
Isla de San Andrés, Columbia (Norwegian_)_ Immerse yourself in this island's pirating history. Henry Morgan's loot may still be hidden deep within a cave. Arrr!
Ile des Pins, New Caledonia (Orion) Visit the home of Kunie tribes, which still have a high chief. Plus, the water is worth splashing into – Oro Bay is a natural swimming pool.
Isla Floreana, Galapagos Islands (Lindblad) Snorkel in the Galapagos with not-so-shy sea lions. Sink your toes into the olivine crystals that give Floreana's beaches a green hue, or leave a piece of mail (sans postage) at Post Office Bay, where tradition obligates visitors to leaf through the mail and deliver letters to addresses in their future ports of call.
Espiritu Santo****, Vanuatu (Orion) Plunge into an underwater 1940s junkyard filled with Jeeps, crates of rifles and thousands of Coke bottles at Million Dollar Point, where departing American troops ditched their World War II gear. Definitely dive the world's largest intact sunken troopship from that era, the President Coolidge.
A Day on Fram
BROWSE the onboard library's extensive collection of books on the polar regions. Any of them would be a perfect companion topside as you soak in a hot tub while icebergs choke the horizon. DINE in the panoramic lounge and restaurant.
GET front-row seats to the polar world from the observation terrace or glass-enclosed bridge.
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Every new year is a chance at a fresh start. As humans, we talk about things to work on, making the new year a better year than the previous, and how to enjoy our lives more each year. With this, we often times forget the basics, the simple things that we can do consistently to achieve results. Whether it be for our mental/physical health, wealth, connecting more with family and friends, or just stressing less, as humans we all have our strengths and weaknesses. Often times get caught up and forget the basics: consistency and simplicity. This goes for your dog too! As time progresses, we see more and more products for your dog's health, bone health, skin care, digestion, and more. We are not saying that all of those products don't work or that they are a waste of money. What we are saying is that you should focus less on those things and focus more on a plan that incorporates such things and emphasizes simplicity and consistency. If that plan includes supplements and other proven methods to better your dog's life, by all means, do them! But don't get caught up in all of the hoopla that you forget what truly matters: the execution of your plan! Remember, your dog can only be as consistent as you! Below we have created a list to remind our dog lovers of what matters and what we feel should be a consistent part of your dog's health.
Consistency is more important than anything. Instead of trying to walk your dog 3 miles every day, start small. Little success each day rewards more than attempting a massive unattainable goal. Plan for play time a couple times a week, and keep to it!
Keep it small, keep it simple, keep it daily!


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Khloe Kardashian Net worth: Here's how Khloe became a "Millionaire" at a young age!
Varsha Kamath
With sisters Kim and Kendall heading into billionaire status, many might be wondering where Khole Kardashian's net worth rests in comparison. Like her business-savvy siblings, the 36-year-old Good America co-founder has plenty going for her besides her role on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, so let's just say that she's also doing extremely well for herself in that regard.
Khloe is mother to daughter True and owns her own clothing brand, Good American.
With the arrival of Khloe's first child daughter True with her controversial basketball player boyfriend, Tristan Thompson, let's take a look at how much the Keeping Up with The Kardashian Star is worth.
Khloe Alexandra Kardashian is an American reality television star, model, socialite, entrepreneur, and businesswoman.
She was born on June 27, 1984, to Kris and Robert Kardashian in Los Angeles, California. At that time her mother was a homemaker and her father an attorney.
In 1994, Khloe's father was thrust into a media firestorm as a lawyer on the defence team of O.J. Simpson during his murder trial, which proved difficult for the entire family.
In 2001, Kardashian suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car accident in which she went through the windscreen and suffered a severe concussion, causing long-term memory loss. At the age of 18, she lost her father Robert to Esophageal cancer, just two months after he was diagnosed.
Khloe Kardashian started her early career when the reality show 'Keeping Up with The Kardashian' was launched in 2007.
The show featured Khloe and her family and was a grand success and led to the subsequent spin-offs 'Kourtney and Khloe take Miami and Khloe & Lamar' that were a huge hit.
Kardashian and her sister have launched the D-A-S-H store chain in Miami and they also released the jewellery and clothesline called 'Babe' and later released another clothing line.
During the same time, she featured in PETA's campaign 'I'd Rather Go Naked than Wear Fur'. Kardashian also marketed a fake tan called 'Glamour Tan'.
In 2012, Kardashian launched a commercial-free talk show called 'The Mix Up with Khloe Kardashian Odom'. Khloe's success on the show confirmed her as a co-host with Mario Lopez for the second season of the American version of the X-Factor.
In 2014 Khloe bought Justin Beiber's house for $7.2 million. She bought the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house which sits on 1.3 acres soon after her marriage to Lamar Odom ended. The home was previously owned by Eddie Murphy who bought the home for his ex-wife Nicole following their separation.
In 2016 she hosted her own talk show 'Kocktails with Khloe' and fitness reality show 'Revenge Body with Khloe Kardashian'.
As of 2020, Khloe Kardashian's net worth is roughly $50 million dollars. Khloe put the 11,000 square-foot home under extensive renovation. She floated the home for sale off-market in May 2020 for a bit under $19 million.
Today, she is an established reality star with a massive following on social media.
Disclaimer: Celebrity net worth mentioned in the post is just an estimation and not an exact amount. Information was gathered from online sources which are thought to be reliable, but the reader should not assume that such information is up to date or completely accurate or final. If you have any problem relating to its inaccuracy, mail us at contact@bugle24.com
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Varsha is a senior content editor at Bugle24. She also writes on Entertainment, Politics, and Net worth articles.
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Whattup, friends!? Happy New Year!
It's been a minute since we last spoke! I went from posting every day to taking a nice week-long break to focus on rest, family, and the plan for 2018.
Hope you all had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
I know, I know. That's not chai; it's hot chocolate; but you gotta give it to me cause 'tis the season. Also, it's been like below freezing all week sooo a mid-afternoon hot chocolate break is absolutely necessary.
We had a quite the Christmas Eve, and if you were following along on my Insta-stories, you know exactly what I'm talking about!
Our NYE, on the other hand, was a little less loud.
The house was quiet by 8, we had dinner at home and were in bed, watching a movie by 10. Surprisingly, this year, we did stay up till 12. 12:03 to be exact. Then it was lights out! There was no glitz, glamour, champagne, or confetti. It was just about enjoying the simple moment at home with the closest and starting the day off right in the morning.
It was definitely a long December but nothing short of amazing. I had some blogging growth in subscribers as I diligently worked on a daily post for the 12 Days of Christmas Activities. I posted a new, free printable every day for 12 days that was accessible any time to subscribers. It was so nice to see pictures and videos of your kids doing the worksheets. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for letting me be a part of your holidays and more importantly, be a part of your child's learning.
I was also able to do some sponsored posts on Instagram. It's always nice to post, but it's even better when you get paid to post. The best is when you post about things that are passionate to you. If you're a blogger and interested in learning how I got sponsored posts, please click here.
Aside from blog growth, we kept busy and renovated our kitchen all by ourselves. Actually, I should really say Sanj did everything: the plumbing, tiles, counter, etc. I just kind of handed him the tools and made executive decorating decisions. So basically, I was boss, right? Right?
It's been fun and stressful. Having three kids and no kitchen for three weeks was really tough, especially when we just kind of decided to renovate the kitchen last minute. It wasn't a planned decision; more, spur-of-the-moment! We're just crazy like that.
Reading: Keys to Living a Happy and Regret-Free Life by Santosh Joshi. I really want to start the new year off in a positive way, forgiving myself and surrounding myself with those that bring the best out in me. This book is helping me realize that we should just focus our energies on enjoying the now and making decisions that will positively impact our future. Clean the clutter, mentally and physically! It's helped to to focus on chasing and living our dreams in 2018.
Listening: Aside from SOCD, CHRISTMAS MUSIC!!! We listened to it until the day after Christmas. Then it was game over! Back to our regular jams, haha!
Watching: Insta-stories. If you've been following me, you know I've upped my insta-story game a little. And that's primarily because I've been watching a lot more stories so I've been engrossed in learning and beating the Instagram algorithm.
Working on: Accordingly to Planoly, I've grown tremendously on Instagram and it's because I'm honestly focusing a lot of energy growing there. I'm a small account and in the last year, I went from less than 300 followers to almost 2000. Again, I'm a small account relative to the blogging world in Instagram, but I have learned a few tips here and there. I'm working on an Instagram book with lots of tips and tricks to help small accounts like me grow. Be on the look out!
Anyways, what have you been up to? Let me know! Talk to you guys soon!


Minimalism has gained it's momentum for all the right reasons. Though not everyone wants to be a minimalist, but the ideas of reducing your possessions, could be given some thought and focus specially when it can affect your productivity. Be it your closet or office desk or desktop screen, excess possessions / things in your surroundings can impact your focus and the ability to process information negatively. Neuroscientists at Princeton University, looked at people's task performance in an organized vs disorganized environment and found that physical clutter in your surroundings competes for your attention, resulting in decreased performance and increased stress levels. Physical clutter overloads your senses, making you feel stressed, and impacts your ability to think creatively.
Nothing really lasts forever. We don't accept that reality easily. Most of us gradually learn that no matter what happens, you have to move on. But you can also train yourself to become better at saying goodbye to things. We tend to accumulate a lot of things in the name of memory or sheer ego satisfaction or other forms of attachment. It doesn't matter what the possession is, we can get attached to it. Decluttering is also an exercise to cope better with loss. It can be a way to keep reminding ourselves that everything is borrowed. We use it for a while and it gets passed on. Everything! Literally Everything!
Everyone's perception and tolerance for clutter is different. Some people need clutter to an extent to feel the need to get things done. While clutter has been shown to negatively effect your performance, it is your perception of clutter that matters. You should seek to create spaces that make you feel peaceful and good. Before everything, be mindful of how clutter defines to you.
So, where can you apply the de-cluttering in your work to improve your productivity?
Emails: Every time you go into your inbox, clear out a batch. Like, archive/delete the ones you don't need or better yet, unsubscribe. Organise your inbox to your convenience like either tagging it to a label or moving it to different folders. You can do all of that in 5 minutes. Then get out of the inbox. Repeat later when you login in next.
Work tasks: As you go through your day, in between the important tasks of checking social media, watching videos and playing games. why not take care of mini-tasks for work? Break bigger tasks into things you can do in a few minutes which can help you on a later time when you need.
Office Desk: Usually we land up saving a lot of stuff from old projects or older tasks that are no more needed. We can slowly clear them out once and how things get done. Clearing out that coffee mug in time once you are done with your coffee.
Desktop and pen drives: Having a cluttered desktop every time you turn on your computer can give you a constant uneasy feeling. At the end of each day, remove every file from your desktop. If you don't have an immediate place to move the file, create one folder on your desktop and drop the stray files in there.
Bags: Arrange your money and cards in a way that feels easy. We tend to save a lot of bills and unwanted things in out bags. Clear out everything that's not needed for your current project or environment. Organise the spaces in your bags in a way that feels light to carry.
Clutter, be it physical or digital, is something we'll always have to deal with but it can be controlled the way we want it to be. Steering your own streams of consumption will give you a sense of power and a freed mind, leaving room for you to create and experience life without constantly depending on others to fill your cup.


Key Dies, Inc. understands the environmental concerns of our day and is proudly committed to being a good steward over the natural resources we have been given. For this reason, when our new facility was built in 2009, it was decided to install an environmentally-friendly and long-term cost-saving geothermal heating and cooling system.
Key Dies has also developed and maintained an extensive recycling program of steel rule, scrap metal, corrugated materials, office paper, and ink and toner cartridges. In an effort to save fuel costs and reduce emissions into the environment, Key Dies has a hybrid powered car as part of its fleet.


The 5 Best Mini Golf Courses in Rhode Island!
Looking for a fun way to get competitive with your friends? Mini golf provides the perfect opportunity for an alternative night out with friends or fun day with the family. If your short game is better than your long game, look no further than one of these fun themed mini golf courses!
Looking for a night of good clean fun? Explore the two 18-hole courses, which include a volcano and waterfall! For more seasoned golfers, there is a nice driving range, too, where you can try your hand at some longer-range golf.
Head of to Sweet Caroline's for a cone of delicious ice cream and a fun round of mini golf! While you're there you can also race go-karts or hit up the batting cages.
This is the perfect beachside hangout for kids and adults! At night, they'll even light up the golf course for some nighttime putt putt.
For affordable fun and a deceiving challenge, head out to this cash-only mini golf place near the shore! You'll feel transported back to another time with Breezy Acres' old-style course and traditional wood-framed greens.
For $8, enjoy a round of mini-golf. Get prepared to confront a hole with a jump or their mini-golf mountain. The place is family-friendly and also offers go-karts and bumper boats!


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Students brighten up lighthouse grounds
More than 60 Sunderland College students have helped to spruce-up the environment around an iconic landmark on the North East coastline.
Working in partnership with the National Trust, the students have been taking part in a community project to improve the area near Souter Lighthouse in Marsden, South Tyneside.
The three-week scheme involved students rolling up their sleeves to take part in a variety of tasks including beach clean-ups, forestry management, wildlife habitat creation, memorial bench renovation and footpath clearing.
They also got the chance to visit Souter Lighthouse and find out more about the historic red and white hooped beacon, which opened in 1871 and was the first lighthouse in the world built to be powered by electricity.
All of the projects took place on National Trust-owned land at Whitburn Coastal Park and Nature Reserve, and the area around Marsden Beach.
Dougie Holden, National Trust assistant ranger, said: "It has been refreshing to work with such an enthusiastic group of young people. The work they've undertaken will have a positive and lasting impact upon the coastal environment."
The students who carried out the project are part of Sunderland College's Connect programme, which is open to 14-25 year olds and gives young people the chance to try out different careers.
Students on this programme gain a nationally recognised qualification and they take part in vocational course taster sessions, work experience placements, and careers advice and guidance workshops. They also receive assistance with personal and social development and help to gain or improve English and maths qualifications.
Connect student Sophie Binyon, aged 19, said: "We all really enjoyed our time at the lighthouse and carrying out the tasks. We were very pleased with how the projects turned out and we feel that we made a valuable contribution to the area. It was nice to get such good feedback and we would be very happy to take part in any future volunteering at the lighthouse and for the National Trust."
Mick Reavey, lecturer for the Connect programme, added: "This was an interesting and varied project for our Connect students and their enthusiasm shone through. Taking part in this project has not only given students the chance to complete voluntary work to benefit the local community, but it has also helped them to develop an awareness of their local environment and improve their team working skills.
"They all worked very hard to complete the tasks on time and we were delighted with the results – the environment around Souter Lighthouse has been improved and the students received lots of positive comments from members of the public."
To find out more about the Connect programme and other Sunderland College courses, ring 0191 5116000, click here or email info@sunderlandcollege.ac.uk


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Best Western Lord Haldon Hotel
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Ilex House
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Nestled in the quiet rolling Devon countryside Hill Farm is an idyllic spot. We can offer a bed for the night to people walking the Two Moors Way or to travellers wanting to break a journey down to t ...more
Nestled in the quiet rolling Devon countryside Hill Farm is an idyllic spot. We can offer a bed for the night to people walking the Two Moors Way or to travellers wanting to break a journey down to the far South West. Pool, Sauna and hot tub.
Whitstone Farm Bovey Tracey, Bovey Tracey, Newton Abbot, TQ13 9NA
Country house with magnificent garden and stunning views overlooking Dartmoor.
Doddiscombsleigh, Exeter, EX6 7RE
Shute is a 15th Century, listed Devon longhouse in a secluded setting a mile from Dartmoor and 8 miles from the cathedral city, Exeter. The award winning 'Nobody Inn' is a short stroll down the lane i ...more
Shute is a 15th Century, listed Devon longhouse in a secluded setting a mile from Dartmoor and 8 miles from the cathedral city, Exeter. The award winning 'Nobody Inn' is a short stroll down the lane in Doddiscombsleigh. It has two stylish double bedrooms.
Brickmoor, Yeoford, Crediton, EX17 5JA
A luxury, self-contained, cottage style, B & B Apartment with large raised deck, hardwood furniture & parasol overlooking 1.5 acre woodland garden. Gourmet breakfast from menu. A perfect retreat to re ...more
A luxury, self-contained, cottage style, B & B Apartment with large raised deck, hardwood furniture & parasol overlooking 1.5 acre woodland garden. Gourmet breakfast from menu. A perfect retreat to relax and unwind. Visit our website for 'Availability'.
Lydgate House Hotel, Postbridge, PL20 6TJ
Welcome To Lydgate House Hotel in Dartmoor. Set in its own 36 acres of heaven in the very heart of Dartmoor National Park Lydgate House built in the 1800s is a small and unique country house hotel ...more
Welcome To Lydgate House Hotel in Dartmoor. Set in its own 36 acres of heaven in the very heart of Dartmoor National Park Lydgate House built in the 1800s is a small and unique country house hotel with spectacular views across Dartmoor moorland and river valley.
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Postbridge , Postbridge, PL20 6SY
Distance:7.77 miles | Star Rating:
Beechwood in the village of Postbridge at the heart of the Dartmoor National Park has a feeling of warmth and welcome that strikes visitors immediately. Surrounded by gardens and meadows it is idea ...more
Beechwood in the village of Postbridge at the heart of the Dartmoor National Park has a feeling of warmth and welcome that strikes visitors immediately. Surrounded by gardens and meadows it is ideally located for enjoying the best of the spectacular moors. br / br / br / br / Almost everyone who comes here manages to wind down and take pleasure in watching the world go by. There is plenty to do and see in the local area - tiny hamlets picturesque villages and thriving market towns National Trust properties unparalleled walking cycling and horse riding on the moors and many opportunities for photographers botanists and wildflower enthusiasts. For cyclists we offer secure bicycle storage and a drying area. br / br / br / br / Each morning a combination buffet and traditional English breakfast cooked in the Aga is served to set you up for the day. The eggs are from our own free range hens and we use as much locally sourced produce as possible. We also serve the most wonderful cream teas with the best homemade scones - ever!! br / br / br / br / Beechwood has five bedrooms each decorated in a cottage style and there is a comfortable guest lounge with many guides and reference books available for planning your stay. From the moment you are greeted with cup of tea and homemade biscuits until the moment you leave we aim to enhance your visit to Dartmoor in every way possible.
Dunchideock, Exeter, EX6 7YF
The Best Western Lord Haldon Country Hotel is set on large private grounds with 25 suite rooms which enjoy stunning views over the rolling Devon hills. Our hotel offers the peace of the countryside an ...more
The Best Western Lord Haldon Country Hotel is set on large private grounds with 25 suite rooms which enjoy stunning views over the rolling Devon hills. Our hotel offers the peace of the countryside and yet is easily accessible from all major local routes stations and airport. The city of Exeter is four miles away and the Cathedral boasts the longest unbroken gothic vault in the world. A short drive will take you on to Dartmoor or to one of the many local sandy beaches. Devon boasts a huge array of leisure pursuits. Our Courtyard Restaurant is well known for the excellence of its cuisine and warmth of its service. On warm summer evenings it is a joy to dine in the courtyard surrounded by the many rare and interesting plants. All our meeting and conference rooms enjoy good natural light and the quiet calming sounds of country life but can be equipped with up to the minute technology internet access can be provided and the whole hotel has access to Wi-Fi.
£153.00 £88.20 £99.00 £94.50 £108.00 £81.00 £81.00
This country-house hotel is situated in the beautiful countryside near Exeter. It has free parking, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant which serves fresh local produce. The Best Western Lord Haldon Hotel is ...more
This country-house hotel is situated in the beautiful countryside near Exeter. It has free parking, free Wi-Fi and a restaurant which serves fresh local produce. The Best Western Lord Haldon Hotel is 4.5 miles from Exeter city centre. The coastline and Dartmoor and Exmoor National Park are just a short drive away. Haldon Forest Park is a cycle ride from the Lord Haldon. The rooms are individually decorated in a country-house style and have private bathrooms and a TV. Some have views of the countryside or the hotel gardens. The Courtyard Restaurant offers high quality food or guests can enjoy a casual drink in the Tower Bar. Food can also be enjoyed outside in the courtyard or on the patio.
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Postbridge, Postbridge, PL20 6TJ
Located in the Dartmoor National Park, The East Dart features B&B accommodation sitting in a garden and offers a pub serving restaurant cuisine, a beer garden and shared lounge. Free Wi-Fi is availabl ...more
Located in the Dartmoor National Park, The East Dart features B&B accommodation sitting in a garden and offers a pub serving restaurant cuisine, a beer garden and shared lounge. Free Wi-Fi is available in some areas. Each room comes with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, tea and coffee making facilities and an en suite bathroom with bathtub or shower, free toiletries and hairdryer. Every morning, guests will enjoy a full English breakfast served in the breakfast room between 08:30 and 09:30, while coffee and cream tea is served at the bar. On the menu, they will find dishes based on locally-sourced produce such as home-made soups, pies and puddings and they can relax with a real ale, lager or beer at the bar. Local activities include hiking, horse riding, cycling or fishing. Guests can go golfing at Okehampton Golf Club, 19 miles away or drive 20 miles to visit Plymouth.
Liverton, Liverton, TQ12 6JF
Hartford Farm is an 18th Century Farmhouse in a 2 acre garden with a stream. We have 3 double bedrooms, newly refinished &amp furnished. Two rooms have king size bed and en-suite shower /bath, on ...more
Hartford Farm is an 18th Century Farmhouse in a 2 acre garden with a stream. We have 3 double bedrooms, newly refinished &amp furnished. Two rooms have king size bed and en-suite shower /bath, one with double bed. We have views to Haytor and a heated pool
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BICKINGTON, Newton Abbot, TQ12 6LH
Small friendly B&B just inside Dartmoor National Park. Great views. Large garden and great breakfast on terrace in sun. Ensuite bathroom and modern facilities in room incl WIFI. Dogs welcome. Ea ...more
Small friendly B&B just inside Dartmoor National Park. Great views. Large garden and great breakfast on terrace in sun. Ensuite bathroom and modern facilities in room incl WIFI. Dogs welcome. Easy access to moor and beaches. French also spoken here.
Coleford , Crediton, EX17 5BZ
Welcome to the New Inn located in Coleford. Great Westcountry Food Award Winning Cask Ales a 4 star B&B near Exeter . and a Parrot called Captain In a picturesque secluded Devon valley near Exete ...more
Welcome to the New Inn located in Coleford. Great Westcountry Food Award Winning Cask Ales a 4 star B&B near Exeter . and a Parrot called Captain In a picturesque secluded Devon valley near Exeter between Dartmoor and Exmoor you will find the New Inn Coleford a romantic 13th century thatched West Country freehouse and restaurant with tasteful 4 star award bed and breakfast accommodation close to Exeter br / br / br / br / This beautiful Devon country Inn near Exeter with old beams and flagstones is a hidden gem of a bed and breakfast. Specialising in real country cooking warm hospitality and cooked to order breakfasts the New Inn offers exceptional value! The Restaurant is open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner and you ll taste some of the best local food in the area - try Red Ruby Beef Exe Estuary Mussels or Creedy Carver Duck together with award winning local cask ales like Otter Doombar Stag or Betty Stogs. There are about 20 House Wines available by the glass and some of the finest mellow malt whiskies! br / br / br / br / The New Inn Coleford near Crediton with 4 star AA rated bed and breakfast accommodation is steeped in local history. Back in the 15th century Coleford was on the main highway from Cornwall to Devon and tradition relates that the New Inn provided respite for travelling Cistercian monks. Nowadays guests stop overnight en route to Cornwall and the A30 and Captain our talking Amazon blue parrot has greeted guests for over 29 years. Nobody is spared his cheeky comments and he just can t keep a secret! This highly rated Devon country dining pub The New Inn Coleford near Crediton with its bed and breakfast rooms is only around 8 miles from Exeter. And nearby there s opportunities for fishing walking and golf there s historic houses and gardens too or why not catch the Exe Valley Tarka Line Train just a mile away! br / br / br / br / The six lovely rooms have comfortable beds flatscreen TV s with DVD facility clock radio & CD and extra large fluffy white towels!
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Coleford, Crediton, EX17 5BZ
Less than 30 minutes' drive from Exeter city centre, The New Inn in Coleford provides luxurious rooms and high-quality dining. With free Wi-Fi and parking, this Devon inn serves a range of West Countr ...more
Less than 30 minutes' drive from Exeter city centre, The New Inn in Coleford provides luxurious rooms and high-quality dining. With free Wi-Fi and parking, this Devon inn serves a range of West Country cask ales and local specialities. Each guest room has a king-size bed, flat-screen TV with DVD player and tea and coffee facilities. There is also an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, towels and toiletries. Full English breakfast is served each morning at The New Inn. The restaurant menu offers a variety of dishes from grilled sea bass and Thai fishcakes to slow-roasted lamb shank and rump steak. There is also a tempting selection of desserts and a children's menu. This 4-star bed and breakfast lies just over 7 miles north of Dartmoor National Park, with Exmoor around 50 minutes' drive north. Exeter Cathedral and the city's Royal Albert Memorial Museum are 13 miles from Coleford village.
The Moorland Hotel Haytor, Haytor, TQ13 9XT
The Moorland Haytor features a garden and a terrace in Haytor. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. There is a restaurant and a shared lounge. At the hotel, each room has a wardrobe. Guests at The Moor ...more
The Moorland Haytor features a garden and a terrace in Haytor. This 3-star hotel offers free WiFi. There is a restaurant and a shared lounge. At the hotel, each room has a wardrobe. Guests at The Moorland Hotel Haytor can enjoy a continental breakfast. Staff at the reception can help guests with any questions that they might have. Torquay is 27 km from the accommodation, while Exeter is 34 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 38 km from the property.
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Ilsington Village, Ilsington, TQ13 9RR
Nestled amid 10 acres of private grounds, on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, this family-run hotel provides the ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of South Devon. Offer ...more
Nestled amid 10 acres of private grounds, on the southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, this family-run hotel provides the ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of South Devon. Offering all the warmth and charm of an English country house combined with friendly service and attention to detail of your hosts, the Hassell family, the 3-star Islington Country House Hotel has something for everyone. To ensure a truly relaxing stay, the hotel boasts idyllic views over the surrounding countryside towards Haytor and a new spa facility with an indoor pool, a hydrotherapy pool, a sauna, a steam room and a fitness suite. Treatments may also be booked in advance. Free WiFi is also available throughout the property.
South Zeal Dartmoor National Park, Okehampton, EX20 2JT
Welcome to the 840 year old AA 4 Star Gold awarded Oxenham Arms Hotel and Restaurant at South Zeal. The oldest heritage inn in Devon and Cornwall but fully refurbished with modern bathrooms and comfo ...more
Welcome to the 840 year old AA 4 Star Gold awarded Oxenham Arms Hotel and Restaurant at South Zeal. The oldest heritage inn in Devon and Cornwall but fully refurbished with modern bathrooms and comforts. Log Fires wonderful AA Rosette restaurant food excellent bar meals great service and lovely atmosphere in this former Benedictine Stunning views of Dartmoor and 5 acres of grounds. Set in the heart of the medieval village of South Zeal only 5 minutes off the A30 dual carriageway to Cornwall/ The village has fabulous Dartmoor walks and cycling routes.
£122.00 £142.00 FULL £118.00 £118.00 £122.00 £122.00
Lydgate House Hotel , Postbridge, PL20 6TJ
Lydgate House is perfectly situated to enjoy all that Dartmoor has to offer. br / br / br / br / Lydgate House in Dartmoor offers Peace and quiet spectacular Dartmoor views delicious home cooking ...more
Lydgate House is perfectly situated to enjoy all that Dartmoor has to offer. br / br / br / br / Lydgate House in Dartmoor offers Peace and quiet spectacular Dartmoor views delicious home cooking using the best local produce warmly cossetting bedrooms romantic breaks walking fishing dog-friendly in a relaxed tranquil and secluded setting. br / br / br / br / This lovely Country House Hotel offers splendid bed & breakfast accommodation. br / br / br / br / The ideal break for those wishing to get away from it all within the beautiful surroundings of Dartmoor Devon. br / br / br / br / A stroll down the pretty lane from Lydgate House brings our guests to the small but beautiful village of Postbridge with its famous Clapper Bridge that straddles the East Dart River. This is the very heart of Dartmoor with its stunning scenery and ancient history this is the place to free the mind of the stresses of modern day life. Stroll Ramble Hike Bike Bird Watch Fish see the Dartmoor Ponies ride a horse over the moors Climb a Tor you choose and we ll organize it for you. br / br / br / br / Lydgate House lies in the very heart of 368 square miles of Dartmoor National Park. This late Victorian Country House reached by a private lane is set in its own 36 acres overlooking the East Dart river and valley offering perfect peace and quiet with direct access onto the moor. br / br / br / br / Lydgate House faces south with stunning views across both valley and moorland and is privately owned and run by Stephen & Karen Horn who aim to provide the very best in personal service.
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South Zeal, South Zeal, EX20 2JT
Built around the famous South Zeal Menhir Standing Stone, this 12th-century manor house is set in its own 4-acre monastery gardens in a pretty Devonshire village. A granite Tudor porch leads to a 536- ...more
Built around the famous South Zeal Menhir Standing Stone, this 12th-century manor house is set in its own 4-acre monastery gardens in a pretty Devonshire village. A granite Tudor porch leads to a 536-year-old bar with a roaring log fire, and there is free WiFi and free parking on site. The Oxenham Arms Hotel & Restaurant is one of the oldest inns in England. Home to a 14th century pirate It was once visited for a month by Charles Dickens and is the subject of a great many literary works. The Oxenham Arms Hotel & Restaurant boasts traditionally furnished rooms, which retain charming old original features like wooden beams and stone walls. Each room is decorated with antiques, and also benefits from a TV and an en-suite bathroom or shower room. The AA Rosette awarded restaurant has picturesque views of Dartmoor. Guests can enjoy seasonal lunches, evening meals, and bar food - prepared using high-quality local produce. An array of activities are offered in the area, such as golfing and horse riding. The hotel also offers free use of bicycles and car hire. Exeter is 20 miles from The Oxenham Arms Hotel & Restaurant. The A30 road can be reached within 3 miles.
Situated in Postbridge, Lydgate House Hotel provides a garden and terrace. The property features a shared lounge, as well as a bar. The accommodation features free WiFi. At the hotel, every room is eq ...more
Situated in Postbridge, Lydgate House Hotel provides a garden and terrace. The property features a shared lounge, as well as a bar. The accommodation features free WiFi. At the hotel, every room is equipped with a desk. With a private bathroom, rooms at Lydgate House Hotel also provide guests with a garden view. All units will provide guests with a wardrobe and a kettle. Guests at the accommodation can enjoy a buffet breakfast. Guests at Lydgate House Hotel will be able to enjoy activities in and around Postbridge, like fishing. Torquay is 46 km from the hotel, while Plymouth is 34 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 49 km from Lydgate House Hotel.
East Dart Hotel Postbridge , Yelverton, PL20 6TJ
Paul and Rosie Joynson and their twins Dominic and Sylvia are looking forward to providing you with the visit you have always wanted. br / br / br / br / Care and attention matter and Paul has ov ...more
Paul and Rosie Joynson and their twins Dominic and Sylvia are looking forward to providing you with the visit you have always wanted. br / br / br / br / Care and attention matter and Paul has over 22 years experience in the licensed trade and Rosie having come from Jersey an island renowned for it s excellence in dining will endeavour to bring the same standards to the inn. br / br / br / br / The East Dart Hotel welcomes local people to gather and enjoy their pub in an atmosphere where they can relax and chatter maybe partaking of a bar meal or restaurant cuisine with specials available every day. It also offers 9 letting rooms where visitors can stay and make the most of this area of natural beauty whilst experiencing the uniqueness of a historic Dartmoor inn. br / br / br / br / The village of Postbridge is steeped in folklore and history with the 13th Century clapper bridge in it s centre crossing the East Dart River. Many legends have arisen around the area dating back to time before living memory. Times when highwaymen roamed Dartmoor and the people made their way regularly across the sometimes bleak Lych Way to attend church in Lydford for burials and the like. br / br / br / br / There are numerous reasons which attract people to the wild and untamed land which is Dartmoor not least the opportunity to walk or ride with the wind in your hair across seemingly endless expanses of stunning yet sometimes unforgiving natural beauty. The East Dart offers not only the opportunity for visitors to enjoy this unrivalled experience but also provides a comfortable and friendly atmosphere for local residents to dine or just have a friendly drink at the bar with a friend or two whilst chatting over local matters or bringing to mind old stories of the past. br / br / br / br / Paul and Rosie aim to tailor your visit to The East Dart Hotel to suit your requirements. We are dog friendly so your furry friends are welcome.
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The Barn Bed & Breakfast, Higher Weddicott, Chagford, TQ13 8EH
Located in Chagford, Higher Weddicott Barn features accommodation with free WiFi and a garden. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with bath or shower and a hair dryer. A Full English/Irish bre ...more
Located in Chagford, Higher Weddicott Barn features accommodation with free WiFi and a garden. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with bath or shower and a hair dryer. A Full English/Irish breakfast is available daily at the property. The bed and breakfast offers a terrace. Torquay is 41 km from Higher Weddicott Barn, while Plymouth is 43 km away. Exeter International Airport is 49 km from the property.
£110.00 FULL FULL £110.00 £120.00 £110.00 £80.00
Trusham , Newton Abbot, TQ13 0NR
They say that age is just a number well that number in question is 825 A.D. - that equates to almost 1 200 years of history not under the same roof of course! br / br / br / br / Currently (and po ...more
They say that age is just a number well that number in question is 825 A.D. - that equates to almost 1 200 years of history not under the same roof of course! br / br / br / br / Currently (and possibly) the oldest inn in the country and right in the heart of Devon The Cridford is steeped in history and charm that makes this a destination venue right off the bat! To back-up that charm an offering of over 100 gins two restaurant areas accommodation in quirky rooms and holiday cottages then this inn really has it all. Since new ownership in 2016 the team have changed with chef Bill Keera in the kitchen who is Michelin trained. But don t be put off by the word Michelin - quite often it can conjure up connotations of small portions and fancy swirls of sauce. What you will get from Bill and his team is all the quality and flavour that local produce can provide but with aportion size that will satisfy! br / br / br / br / Despite it s seemingly remote location the inn is only 8 miles from the centre of Exeter. br / br / br / br / Open 7 days a week and with special monthly theme nights pie & a pint every Tuesday for just �10 and a served Sunday roast available all day the pub is truly the hub of Trusham village. br / br / br / br / The whole package is something of an experience but with such close proximity to Exeter s shopping and the motorway this little gem is going to be rediscovered all over again.
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Trusham Newton Abbot, Trusham, TQ13 0NR
Around 1 mile east of Dartmoor National Park, The Cridford Inn in Trusham offers comfortable en-suite rooms. With Exeter just 20 minutes' drive away, this Devon inn offers free on-site parking and WiF ...more
Around 1 mile east of Dartmoor National Park, The Cridford Inn in Trusham offers comfortable en-suite rooms. With Exeter just 20 minutes' drive away, this Devon inn offers free on-site parking and WiFi. Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV and tea/coffee making facilities. All have an en-suite bathroom with complimentary toiletries. The Cridford Inn serves an extensive menu, from pub favourites to 3-course meals showcasing local produce. There is an impressive range of tempting desserts, and a children's menu. Local attractions include the historic Canonteign Estate, a 6-minute drive away, and Exeter Racecourse, around 5 miles from Trusham. The south Devon coastal towns of Dawlish and Teignmouth are around 20 minutes from this inn.
Dartfordleigh House Postbridge, Postbridge, PL20 6TJ
Located in Postbridge, Darfordleigh B&B offers accommodation with free WiFi and a shared lounge. There is a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries in each unit, along with a hair dryer. The ...more
Located in Postbridge, Darfordleigh B&B offers accommodation with free WiFi and a shared lounge. There is a private bathroom with shower and free toiletries in each unit, along with a hair dryer. The bed and breakfast offers a continental or Full English/Irish breakfast. If you would like to discover the area, cycling and hiking are possible in the surroundings and a bicycle rental service can be arranged. Torquay is 46 km from Darfordleigh B&B. Exeter International Airport is 49 km from the property.
£90.00 £90.00 £100.00 £100.00 £110.00 FULL FULL
Estate House 1 Union Road, Crediton, EX17 3AL
Distance:9.9 miles | Star Rating: N/A
Union Road Moto Velo Accommodation features accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. The bed and breakfast offers a ...more
Union Road Moto Velo Accommodation features accommodation with a shared lounge and free WiFi. There is a fully equipped private bathroom with shower and free toiletries. The bed and breakfast offers a continental or buffet breakfast. Exeter is 15 km from Union Road Moto Velo Accommodation, while Exmouth is 37 km from the property. Exeter International Airport is 23 km away.
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44 The Square, Chagford, TQ13 8AH
Ring O Bells is set in Chagford, within Dartmoor National Park. Dating from the 16th century, this bed and breakfast features a garden, a bar and a restaurant. The 4 attractive rooms at Ring O Bells h ...more
Ring O Bells is set in Chagford, within Dartmoor National Park. Dating from the 16th century, this bed and breakfast features a garden, a bar and a restaurant. The 4 attractive rooms at Ring O Bells have pleasant, modern décor with subtle, colourful finishes. There is free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee-making facilities, a flat-screen TV and a desk. You can enjoy classic and contemporary dishes in the Ring O Bells' restaurant, which uses Devon produce. The cosy bar serves real ales and fine wines, and features a fireplace. Breakfast options include continental and full English dishes Chagford has easy access to other villages in Dartmoor Park, including Moretonhamptsead, 4 miles away. Exeter is a 30-minute drive from the bed and breakfast.
£95.00 FULL £115.00 £115.00 £95.00 FULL FULL
Haytor Road, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9LE
On the boundary of Dartmoor National Park, less than 3 miles from the A38, this elegant Victorian country house boasts an award-winning restaurant, fireside bistro and an extensive wine list. In a hav ...more
On the boundary of Dartmoor National Park, less than 3 miles from the A38, this elegant Victorian country house boasts an award-winning restaurant, fireside bistro and an extensive wine list. In a haven of tranquillity, surrounded by its own immaculately kept grounds, the hotel is only minutes away from the many famous Tors and villages within Dartmoor. The coast and the major cities of Exeter and Plymouth are within easy driving distance. Built in the 1870s, the house was once Bovey Tracey Grammar School. The house has since undergone substantial tasteful renovation and now features a mixture of both traditional and contemporary style interiors, which complement the historic Victorian architecture and enhance the warm friendly welcome and attention to detail.
£125.00 FULL FULL £70.00 £115.00 FULL £130.00
Fore Street, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9AE
The Cromwell Arms is a 17th century oak-beamed coaching inn situated in Bovey Tracey. On the edge of Dartmoor National Park, 6.4 km from Haytor Rocks, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Free W ...more
The Cromwell Arms is a 17th century oak-beamed coaching inn situated in Bovey Tracey. On the edge of Dartmoor National Park, 6.4 km from Haytor Rocks, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Free WiFi and free private parking are available. Guests can enjoy fresh home-cooked food, a selection of daily specials and a wide range of cask ales and wines. There are 14 rooms at the Cromwell, all traditionally furnished, with en-suite facilities, a flat-screen TV and a refreshments tray. Haytor is less than 10 minutes drive, while Newton Abbot can be reached in 15 minutes. The seaside is less than 30 minutes away by car. The area is popular for hiking and cycling. There is bicycle storage at the property.
£85.00 FULL FULL £80.00 £82.00 FULL £79.00
9 High Street, Chagford, TQ13 8AJ
Welcome to the Globe Inn situated in the centre of Chagford overlooking and just opposite the the 13th-century parish church of St Michael and right in the heart of the Community. Formally a coachin ...more
Welcome to the Globe Inn situated in the centre of Chagford overlooking and just opposite the the 13th-century parish church of St Michael and right in the heart of the Community. Formally a coaching inn and coopery the Globe Inn has evolved into a focal point for the Town providing good food music evenings the Cinema Club plus numerous events and functions The Globe is a very special place to visit located within the Dartmoor National Park it s a fabulous place to stay with lots of walks and recreational amenities nearby not to mention the idyllic town of Chagford itself with its pubs cafes and shops. Serving home-cooked and locally sourced food The Globe Inn is popular with locals and visitors alike. It offers an exciting regularly changed menu a choice of Devon real ales and a comprehensive wine list. With seven en-suite bedrooms all individually furnished in a stunning contemporary style with free Wi-FI flat-screen TVs and tea and coffee making facilities The Globe Inn is the perfect base for walking or touring holidays in Devon and on into Cornwall. There s free breakfast for room guests the traditional pub offers wooden floors and feature fireplaces. It offers 2 bars serving local draught beers and a cosy dining room with classic English dishes. The Globe Inn is 3 miles from Castle Drogo and 7 miles from Hound Tor a granite outcrop in Dartmoor National Park. You ll be asked to pay the following charges at the property: Deposit - GBP 25 per stay we have included all charges provided to us by the property. However charges can vary for example based on length of stay or the room you book. Children are welcome. Rollaway/extra beds are available for GBP 10 per night. Cribs (infant beds) are available. Pets allowed for an extra charge of GBP 10 per pet per night. 1 Pet per room specific rooms only restrictions apply. Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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New York, .- The singer Marc Anthony became on Monday the first Latin to be recognized with the "Order of the Golden Sphinx", the highest honor granted by the "Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770", a society of the University Harvard also received him as an honorary member during his annual gala in New York.
"I was born and grew up in the streets of the Latin Quarter of Harlem", were the first words that the interpreter proudly said, that he was accompanied by his sister Yolanda and his children Ryan and Alex Muñiz.
Marc Anthony also stated in his message that art "is something we can hide in, interpret characters and we can always be someone else, you can sing a song and each song is a different character".
"I am truly blessed to have music in my life" which he assured has been his comfort zone since he was a child and he also noted that with music "I learned to tell stories and fight for what I believe and have the courage to face the world" .
"My mom would have been proud to meet someone who went to Harvard," said the actor and businessman.
Upon his arrival at the event he told Efe to be "honored" and "nervous" for the prize.
"I do not know what to expect but that it is Harvard and Hasty Pudding is an immense honor," he said.
When talking about his career, he also assured Efe that he has taken "the precise decisions at the precise moments".
"You can not make decisions for money or for fame, you have to fully understand what you represent, and this has worked very well up to now," he said.
"When my music is no longer going to speak in the name of my family, my roots, my friends, everything," he argued.
Prior to being recognized, a video about his successful career on stage, as a philanthropist and businessman, was presented at a gala in which club president Andrew L. Farkas praised him for the awards he has received. as for his humanitarian work together with the Colombian businessman Henry Cárdenas through the Fundación Maestro Cares.
The video also acknowledged the work he did for Puerto Rico after the scourge of Hurricane Maria that devastated the island in September 2017.
"He not only has a good voice, but he has a good heart," said Farkas, who highlighted the great friendship that unites them.
The first message, in video, was from Governor Andrew Cuomo, who said with pride that Marc Anthony is a New Yorker and noted that after the scourge of Maria organized with "Cleopatra", he joked when referring to Jennifer Lopez, a concert that raised about 30 million to help the victims.
Previous winners of the Order of the Golden Sphinx include Michael Lynton, chairman of the board of directors of Snap, Inc. and former CEO of Sony Entertainment; David Heyman, producer of Gravity and the saga of Harry Potter films; and Clive Davis, legendary music producer and creative director of Sony Music.
The institute is formed by the "Hasty Pudding Club", the oldest social club in the United States, the "Hasty Pudding Theatricals", the third oldest theatrical group in the world, and "Harvard Krokodiloes", the main university a cappella group in the country.


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Q: Determining if a set is measurable by upper and lower sets I have the following question regarding Lebesgue measure:
If $A,B$ are measurable sets and I have $m(A\setminus E)=0$ and $m(E\setminus B)=0$, is it enough to determine that $E$ is measurable? We do not know whether $E\subset A$ or $B\subset E$ or any information of that sort, but we do know that $A\cap E\not = \emptyset$ $B\cap E\not = \emptyset$. Thanks for all the answers.

A: For a counterexample, let $A=\{2\}$, $B=[0,1]$, and let $E$ be the union of $\{2\}$ with a nonmeasurable subset of $[0,1]$. Then

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*$A\setminus E$ is empty

*$E\setminus B = \{2\}$

*$A\cap E$ and $B\cap E$ are nonempty

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