Sobie oko przeszłości dęty kształtująca drgawkach i nieskładnie potwór który be playing a role actual patient care-certainly for the foreseeable future, study co-author Richard M. Levenson told There are just too regulatory barriers-at least the West. Obama today faced a fresh wave of attacks over her lavish break Spain with 40 friends, which could easily cost U.S. taxpayers a staggering £50 a day. The First has been lambasted for her extravagance at a time when the economy is still struggling. One blogger went far as to brand her a modern-day And her critics be further annoyed when they learn that the president's wife had a Spanish beach closed off today that she, her daughter and their entourage could go for a swim. Spanish police cleared off a stretch of beach at the Villa Padierna Hotel Marbella after the Obamas had finished a busy day of sightseeing. Police used palm trees and police tape to off the boundaries of a 100-yard expanse for the American delegation. On either side, onlookers gawked and police occasionally stopped and searched lovers if they strayed too close to the private party. It is unclear whether the police presence was paid for by Spain or whether a nasty invoice could be landing the lap of the American taxpayer. The exact cost of the trip is unclear as Mrs Obama, 46, and her friends are footing personal expenses themselves which is just as well. For a start, they be paying for the 60 rooms booked at the 129-room Hotel Villa Padierna. With basic rooms starting around £380 each, the nightly be no less than £22. Meals also be picked up by the Obamas and friends. Spanish newspaper El Mundo detailed the Obamas' dinner on their first night Spain. The tapas menu for the delegation included sea bass tartare, strawberry gazpacho and sardines, followed by a main course of lobster with seaweed risotto. The meal cost about £40 a head, according to El Mundo which means a topping £1 would have hit the table if all 40 friends dined together. Stretched over five nights that's £8 for dinner alone. Whether or not the taxpaying American be paying for meals, they definitely be footing the for the First 's 68-strong security detail, her personal staff and the use of presidential jet Air Force Two. The per diems for the secret service team runs at around £172 each, which amounts to nearly £60 for the length of the break. Use of Air Force Two, the Air Force version of a 757, comes at £91 for the round trip. This does not include time on the Mrs Obama's personal staff, of which there are unknown amount and who might cost considerably more per day, also have to be taken into account. The American public also cover the cost of the only official part of the holiday, a visit to the Spanish royal family on the island of Majorca. This involve transport there and back for the entourage as well as travel, accommodation, food and expenses for all while on the island. Conservative estimates already put the total cost at £150. With Majorca to come, the be more like £250. Back the U.S., anger was mounting especially as it has emerged the First have enjoyed eight holidays by the end of the These include a trip to Los a visit to the 's oil-hit Coast next weekend and a ten-day trip to 's Vineyard later this month. White House press secretary Robin Gibbs was asked at a briefing if there were any concerns about how the visit was being viewed by the public. 'The First is on a private trip,' he said. 'She is a private citizen and is the mother of a daughter on a private trip. I think I'd leave it at that.' Yesterday New York Daily News columnist and blogger Tantaros likened the President's wife to French who was famously extravagant with her spending. Tantaros wrote: ‘To be clear, what the Obamas do with their money is one thing; what they do with ours is another. Transporting and housing the estimated 70 Secret Service agents who flank the material girl cost the taxpayers a pretty She accused the Obamas of hypocrisy for preaching the values of sacrifice and austerity to Americans while seemingly refusing to heed their own advice. She said: ‘Instead, Obama seems more like a modern-day than average mother of two.' She added: ‘I 't begrudge anyone rest and relaxation when they work hard. We all need downtime the First Family included. ‘It's the extravagance of Obama's trip and glitzy destination contrasted with President Obama's demonisation of the rich that smacks of hypocrisy and perpetuates a disconnect between the country and its leaders' Mrs Obama, who has been accompanied by her youngest daughter, Saha, nine, spent yesterday the historic city of Granada. She visited the spectacular Alhambra Palace, the 16th century cathedral and the pretty Albaicin neighbourhood, famous for its narrow winding streets and small squares A crowd of several hundred people shouted 'Obama!' and 'guapa!' as the Obamas entered the cathedral with a large security detail tow. The party also had time for ice cream the main street Gran Via. Mrs Obama later attended a flamenco performance by Andres Maya where other members of the audience were delighted when she tried out some dance moves at the end. Earlier the