The week begins with Obama proposing tax hikes of four percentage points on the rich, which Eliot thinks is good economics because of the deficit and good politics in an era of inequality.
Mark Rowe takes a hike of two halves The island's landscapes have been captured from four angles.
The events give people a chance to take a pretty hike of two or three miles, and the dogs look forward to socializing with their fellows, she says.
Outside the walls, it is a hike of two and a half miles to another medieval church; you can take a packed lunch from the kitchen.
Fans were up in arms over a sudden iTunes price hike of two Houston albums, which Sony is now saying was a "mistake".
Beyond, well signposted, is the walk to Top Withens, said to have inspired the setting of Wuthering Heights, a stiff uphill hike of three and half miles.
Kids will never be able to go as far as grown-ups, but they can do a solid hike of five to seven miles, as long as it's broken up.
You can opt for a hike of three days and two nights and the journey will take you to the ancient rock features of the Grand Canyon, the Pinnacle lookout and views of mountain peaks from the top of Mount Rosea.
WALK OFF THE TURKEY Shorewalkers, a nonprofit advocacy group dedicated to step-by-step explorations of the city's littoral zone, presents the opportunity to undo some of the caloric damage that Thanksgiving can inflict, with a hike of eleven miles or so along the Hudson, from South Ferry to the Little Red Lighthouse, beneath the George Washington Bridge.
Giles Tremlett in Madrid reports: Just when they thought it could not get worse, Spaniards have discovered that the VAT hike of three points announced by prime minister Mariano Rajoy on Wednesday as part of a new 65bn euro austerity package will actually see 13percentt added to the costs of some goods and services.
