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The reception staff listened to my preferences and gave me a quiet room. The room was very comfortable & clean- I had everything I needed. When the hairdryer fused- the housekeeping team sorted it out efficiently.
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The staff were quite rude, particularly the concierge. There was a queue to check the bags in and get them out. There was no apology "or smile" which is very poor. We then asked for a taxi and were told he would get one.Ten minutes later I asked again and he said there was a 30 minute wait!! in London!! I would have missed the train, he then told us to walk to the end of the street and get one, it was pouring with rain!! again no smile, no apology. I will not stay here again, I stayed in the Bloomsbury the last 3 years and most certainly will stay there in future(great customer service). The hotel is very impersonal and there was not enough staff at busy times. Customers should not feel the stress of the staff at any time!!!
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Single room was incredibly narrow considering the price, the shower is dirty! The kit boxes were empty!
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I stayed two nights (14-15 november 2014 - room 615), single delux £230 including breakfast. In a nutshell: Pros: location (1 minute walk from the British Museum), good value for money, polite, smiling and professional staff (all of them), atmosphere, good choice for breakfast, not noisy, good shower, room clean. The single deluxe was indeed small but for a single person for few days is not an issue. I have seen also the double on the 7th floor and the room was very nice. Check-in and check-out was fast and painless. Lots of options in terms of public transport, but we walked most of the time as everything of interest for us was within walking distance. Definitely to keep in mind for my next trip to London.
Cons: carpet not very clean, sleepers not provided (I could have asked though).
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This was my 2nd visit to this hotel. The staff are great, the location is fantastic and the rooms are small but comfortable. Great for business travel.
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Happy I paid half price as room was very small and not all facilities detailed were in the room, also ruid night staff, when stated my room key did not work, he did not believe me and he went back to my room to check
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TV remote controller questionable? Room too warm. Traffic noise.
Helpful staff. Room was well appointed but on the small side.
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Fell in shower due to broken door collapsing into shower cubilce. Not offereda change of room even though shower door could not be fixed .Sustained severe bruising in six places and was documented by on-duty staff but hotel never apologised or offered to reduce price of stay. Many things not working properly eg airconditioning leaking and bathrooms small and unsafe as very slippery floors when wet and no handles in baths/ showers.
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It may have been Super Bowl Sunday, but for dozens of people in Camp Verde, there was a much more important event earlier that day.
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The USAT Dorchester left port in New York on Jan. 23, 1943. The ship, a converted civilian liner pressed into military service in the midst of World War II, was an army transport carrying more than 900 men bound for Greenland.
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"We are living in an ice-dependent world" (Iceland's President)
During my recent visit to Sustainability Week in Abu Dhabi, I was interested to meet the President of Iceland, Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson. He gave one of the keynote speeches at the World Future Energy Summit and was also on the Jury for the prizes presented as part of the Zayed Future Energy Prize to initiatives around the world to promote sustainability through renewable energy in different parts of the world.
I asked him how he had come to be involved so closely with Abu Dhabi, the icy north working with the desert oil state. The link goes back to an Abu Dhabi delegation visiting Iceland 8 years ago to talk about using clean energy. Since then, he finds it fascinating and encouraging to see how the Gulf state is turning itslf into "one of the primary locations in the world for dialogue and cooperation on a clean energy future."
But the message I'd really like to share with the Ice Blog community is the one about the undeniable connections between what's happening in the Arctic and what's happening in the rest of the world. President Grímsson explained his view to me at a reception after the prize-giving ceremony.
We live in an ice-dependent world, says Iceland's President
In a nutshell, he says one of the key results of scientific research is recent years is that the Arctic plays a major role in influencing weather and other developments around the world, and that fact that the ice is melting fast. Let me quote him:
"I think the melting of the ice is really the frightening message. Climate change is a difficult word, because somehow it is not concrete. The melting of the ice is something that everybody understands."
DateJanuary 31, 2013 | 11:02 am
A climate-friendly future? Impressions of Masdar City
Today I paid a visit to Masdar City 17km from the centre of Abu Dhabi, set up in 2006 with the aim of being "one of the most sustainable cities in the world", according to Masdar. Masdar was set up as a commercially driven renewable energy company and a strategic government initiative. The city is powered entirely by renewable energy and the buildings are designed to maximize energy efficiency.
This is an impression of the iconic architecture of Masdar around a pleasantly cool courtyard. (The modest gentleman on the couch is Sultan Aal Ali, in charge of Masdar's development).
In the years since the vision of a sustainable, purpose-built city at the heart of a desert state was first launched, a lot of the enthusiasm seemed to have gone out of the project, at least in the view of a lot of media. That is one reason why I was keen to have a look at what is happening there today. I will be writing an article for our website on this in the next couple of weeks, so for today I'd just like to share some pictures, thoughts and impressions with you.
Incidentally, as part of the World Future Energy Summit and at the ceremony announcing the 2013 Zayed Future Energy Prize here last night, the ICE connection was brought up again by the President of Iceland, Olafur Ragran Grimsson.
He was chairman of the prize jury and was talking about those connections between the record melt of the Arctic ice and the push for renewables here in the oil-rich Gulf region. Yes! The message seems to have arrived on the global stage.
Anyway, to Masdar City:
Using the sun to cool Masdar. Normally, air-conditioning would be one of the highest electricity-guzzlers and emissions producers. The architecture uses window-to-wall ratio, insulating building materials, shading and other means to keep buildings cool – and uses sun power to do the rest.
A modern version of a cooling wind-tower, to bring cold air to the courtyard. These towers have a long tradition in the region. They look great as well.
Hi-tech lab for nano-technology research at the Masdar Institute. The city is developing around the university complex.
This is the centre-piece of the brand-new 2nd phase of the Masdar Institute. The city is a work in progress. Today I was one of the first journalists to be allowed into the new development without safety helmet and boots for construction site safety.
Beautiful places, beautiful people! One of my guides from Masdar's communications department against the background of a wall constructed from desert sand. Thanks!!!
Driverless public transport, using magnetic technology. Felt a little like sci-fi, but definitely got us across the complex. Not sure if it will catch on, but it was quite an experience.
I could go on all night, but will save the rest for a later date. There is plenty of building work going on. The German company Siemens will soon be moving in to its new headquarters in Masdar. Other companies are also planning to move in. The International Renewable Energy Association IRENA will ultimately have its headquarters here.
So far, students are the only residents. Seems a bit extravagant, which is one of the criticisms levelled at the eco-city in the past. But from what I saw today, things seem to be finally moving forward. EU Commissioner Connie Hedegard, who also visited Masdar today, told me Masdar was "leading by example". She's very positive about what's happening in the region in terms of the growing interest in renewables. There's a long way to go, she says – but stresses that applies to all of us.
Still seats available at this Masdar café today.
DateJanuary 16, 2013 | 6:08 pm
Polar bear in Abu Dhabi
Yes, the ice-blogger has indeed found a polar bear in Abu Dhabi. I was standing in front of 'Wendy', an eco-art creation by US-based artists and architects Marc Kushner and Matthias Hollwich, set up in downtown Abu Dhabi as part of Sustainability Week, when I was handed a magazine with a 3D picture of the climate impact icon, looking lost on a chunk of melting ice. Abdallah al Shami is the project editor of a spezial edition of the Abu Dhabi culture magazine Shawati in conjunction with Masdar to mark this week dedicated to sustainability, clean energy and water.
The picture showcases what our actions can do to the environment, he says. We can save it – or it will go. 'We wanted to have a global message, not just address local issues', says Abdallah. 'With all the ice that has been melting in the Arctic, Abu Dhabi wants to address global issues and their interconnections'. And those connections between our actions anywhere in the globe and what's happening in the Arctic are exactly why the ice blog is coming to you from this part of the world this week. Couldn't have put it better myself, Abdallah.
DateJanuary 14, 2013 | 7:09 pm
"First foot" for the "space" penguins
You may remember a report a couple of years ago about how satellite images revealed the existence of a hitherto unknown large colony of penguins in an area of Antarctica. AT that time, researchers from the British Antarctic Survey and the UK National Environment Research Council attracted a fair bit attention with the "penguins from space" story. Now three members of a team from Belgium's Princess Elisabeth Antarctica polar research station have become the first humans to visit and photograph the colony of around 9,000 emperor penguins on Antarctica's Princess Ragnhild Coast.
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DateJanuary 10, 2013 | 12:00 pm
"Tis the Season… to drill ice cores!"
As the year draws towards an end, winter officially starts and the longest night is before us here in the northern hemisphere, I have been entranced by photos from the Antarctic, full of light and white and 90 shades of blue. With a holiday break ahead of me, let me direct you to some more of these spectactular pictures and the stories of the hard work behind them, with the scientists from the International Polar Foundation out there examining the ice sheet. As I've been writing here on the Ice Blog recently, the Antarctic is also being affected by climate change, but to a different extent in different places. We only know this thanks to the work of scientists like Reinhard Drews and others who make their way down there and carry out the hard work.
A happy new year to you scientists out there in the field – and all ice blog followers. More from me on January 9th!! Comments welcome in the meantime.
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No guarantees for returning Kiwi stars
Huw Turner
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"The injuries to Mils Muliaina and Joe Rokocoko have added an element of comedy to the New Zealand rugby week." - Huw Turner reports for scrum.com
The injuries to Mils Muliaina and Joe Rokocoko, one of them ending a Super 14 season before it has begun, the other adding an element of frustration and irritation to franchise and All Black coaching staffs, have added an element of comedy to the New Zealand rugby week.
In New Zealand itself, the All Blacks' reconditioning programme for the chosen 22 has been greeted with a degree of bemused cynicism, at odds with the seemingly awed overseas reaction. Grassroots followers of the game here tend to be unimpressed by the grace and favours bestowed on the fancy-dan playing elite and much more impressed by those whose prosaic playing qualities - stamina, reliability and hard-edge - mark them out as salt of the earth rugby types.
The broken bone and hamstring strain suffered by Muliaina and Rokocoko, respectively, could, in all fairness, have happened to anyone at any time.But the point is this : no reconditioning programme could have safeguarded either of the players against such injuries and no matter how much stronger, fitter, bulkier each of the returnees happens to be as they contemplate re-entry to Super 14 2007, nothing can safeguard them against the realities of life in a high-intensity collision sport such as rugby union.
So, as each of them returns to the fray, apparently better prepared than ever for the much bigger battles that await them in France come September, they will be closely watched and scrutinised and no doubt analysed and criticised as the doubters and cynics weigh up the advantages, and disadvantages, of their delayed start to the season.
Perhaps there has always been an element of advanced rugby psychology in the approach taken by messrs Henry, Smith and Hansen. Whilst the withdrawn 22 have been offered the inside track in terms of test selection, there were never likely to be any guarantees within that policy.
Doug Howlett, at the end of 2006 apparently an All Black has-been, has approached 2007 with every intention of reclaiming his place, and the injury to Rokocoko has only added pressure to the latter to perform.
Isaia Toeva, identified by the All Black coaching triumvirate as a prodigy but who was possibly thrust into the top level limelight too early in his development, has shown no signs of having regressed because of those test experiences in 2006.
Indeed, his 2007 form thus far, full of pace , power and game- breaking potentiality, marks him out as the answer to the problems associated in recent times with the no.13 shirt.
Whilst both Howlett and Toeva have benefited from the consistently good form of the Blues, or perhaps we should put that the other way round, in that the Blues have been the beneficiaries of the duo's spectacular return to fitness and form, we are struggling to pick out individuals who have made progress in the remaining four franchises and who are therefore knocking on the selection door.
But there is nothing that guarantees form or fitness as the re-conditioned Carter, Collins, Kelleher and So'oialo, to name but four, return to action. In addition, whilst we can be confident that each of those four mentioned will have been mentally refreshed by their relatively extended break away from the game, we have no idea about the difficulties they may experience in picking up the pace of the game as they return to action.
Time away from the action can make the rediscovery of form elusive and , as Muliaina and Rokocoko have demonstrated, in the confines of a franchise development hit-out, nothing compensates for the cumulative effects of game time and match hardening.
Do not be entirely surprised, therefore, if further accidents befall other returning All Blacks, handing other lesser lights the possibility of rewards for their endurance and durability.
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Approach to the Anti - Violent
I see nothing wrong in wanting a gun-free world as long as everyone agrees that it needs to be violence-free, first.
So as long as the goal is peace and harmony, we ought to be able to work together, as most sane people want peace, including Miss Congeniality.
The discussion should be about what to do in the meantime, including whether or not little old ladies and paraplegics should be limited to using baseball bats when attacked by linebackers on steroids, or whether it is more fair to let people have guns until linebackers on steroids no longer lose their tempers.
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How does child support affect mortgage qualification?
Q: Can child support be included as a debt when trying to get a mortgage?
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In the past, we've struggled to collect urine from small or low-to-the-ground dogs. To solve that, we used Velcro to attach a metal lid to the handle of a duster (the kind with disposable cloths). It doesn't touch the dogs so they don't get scared, and it works great for collecting the urine. The lid also detaches easily for cleaning.
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Liam Williams and Johan Snyman scored a try either side of half time for the visitors, while Owen Williams kicked four penalties and a conversion.
Giovanbattista Venditti and Andries Van Schalkwyk crossed for Zebre, whose record in their first season in the league now reads played 18, lost 18.
A tight opening ten minutes saw few opportunities forthcoming for either team, before van Schalkwyk crashed over for an unconverted try to put Zebre in front.
Owen Williams cut into Zebre's lead minutes later with a coolly struck penalty goal, and Scarlets had the lead by half-time courtesy of a second Owen Williams penalty and the visitors' first try of the game.
The TMO ruled the score for Liam Williams after the winger nipped over from short range and, though the conversion was missed, Scarlets held an 11-5 lead at the interval.
Ten points in the ten minutes following the restart put the visitors in an even more commanding position, with Owen Williams getting the ball rolling on 45 minutes with his third penalty goal of the evening.
Snyman's try minutes later, converted by Owen Williams, made it 21-5 to Scarlets and the hosts were left with a mountain to climb.
The cushion became larger when Owen Williams added another penalty, but Zebre were able to stem the tide just short of the hour when Venditti crashed over for the hosts' second try.
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Name: Sara Mosley
Age: 40
Organization: State Department Information Management Bureau, Office of Information Assurance
Title: Senior Security Engineer. Previously, Lead Network Architect
Nominated for: Leading the design and deployment of the State Department's Trusted Internet Connections initiative, which the U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team certified for single- and multi-agency use. Mosley also is working with other federal agencies to develop standards and processes related to the Continuous Cybersecurity Monitoring initiative.
First IT mentor: Al Gordon, who was my direct manager at one of my first jobs out of college. Mr. Gordon saw my interest in networking and gave me an opportunity to join the networking team. He encouraged me to obtain a variety of industry certifications and gave me increased responsibilities and leadership opportunities at the start of my career.
Latest accomplishment on the job: I am proud of the recent work I am doing as part of a dynamic team supporting diplomats around the world by securing the State Department's worldwide IT infrastructure.
Career highlight: As a chief network architect for a large government agency, I redesigned its Internet core backbone to provide exponential capacity, redundancy capabilities and the consolidation of a number of smaller Internet portals that resulted in greater efficiency and cost savings to the agency. In addition, I co-authored a Cisco Press book and have recently been recognized by Cisco for maintaining my CCIE for 10 years.
Favorite job-related bookmark: SANS Institute.
Favorite App: I'm not a big app person, but if you're talking technology in general, I have a few favorites: Wii, DVR, Netbook.
Dream non-IT related job: I would love to have an opportunity to work with young women in underserved areas in the United States and underdeveloped countries around the world to teach and expose them about how to use technology to improve their life and as a career path.
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Award-winning Creative Director Marc Atlan of Marc Atlan Design, Inc. collaborated on the latest installment of the David Beckham Bodywear for H&M ad campaign, by developing a provocative video commercial directed by Guy Ritchie.
Marc Atlan Design - in a close collaboration with H&M's Creative Director & David Beckham's team - developed the concept, design and execution of the Spring 2013 TV Commercial that was shot on location in Los Angeles. This included writing the original script, designing the campaign, and proposing to work with acclaimed film director Guy Ritchie. The commercial features an action-packed, fast paced scenario of David Beckham running through the streets of Beverly Hills.
Atlan originated the idea of teaming up soccer star & fashion icon David Beckham with H&M back in March 2011. Since the project's inception, Marc has partnered with this high-octane team to generate the look and feel of every creative detail including the billboards, packagings, shopping bags and collection catalogue.
"I'm so grateful to H&M, David Beckham, his team & Guy Ritchie for granting me the creative freedom to conceptualize a sexy yet sophisticated international ad campaign," says Atlan. "I can't think of a better way to celebrate 25 successful years in the creative industry than with the worldwide launch of this short movie directed by Guy Ritchie."
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The attorney for a St. Paul man convicted of killing his wife is asking a judge to sentence him to 10½ years in prison, instead of 30.
Jeffery Trevino was convicted in October of second-degree unintentional murder in the death of 30-year-old Kira Steger. Her body was found in the Mississippi River in May, more than two months after she went missing.
The prosecution filed a memo Wednesday requesting a 30-year sentence, because of "aggravating factors," including the fact that Steger's body was missing for two months.
Trevino's attorney John Conard argues in a memo that the 39-year-old's military service and previously clean criminal record should grant him a lower-end prison sentence.
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View more photos in Timothy Norris' "Sunset Strip Music Festival" slideshow.
God bless the Sunset Strip. Hipsters can pooh-pooh it all they want as they ride their purple-tired fixed-gear bikes through Silver Lake, but for a sheer what-the-fuh!? parade of humanity, nothing beats the Sunset Strip.
Steeped in a rock & roll Truth (currently ignored by whiny Conversed indie kids) that your Inner Rockness (the spirit) is directly proportional to your Outer Rockness (your tight leather pants, dangling earrings and impossible hairdo), The Strip will always fly the proverbial freak flag. On Saturday, the city of West Hollywood shut down Sunset from Doheny to San Vicente, the Sunset Strip Business Association threw a big-ass party, and a wild flock of Los Angeles characters showed up to rock in the streets.
West Coast Sound correspondent Lizzie Azran, a senior at Calabasas High, noticed that the SSMF eyewear choices were uniquely Sunset Strip-ian: "L.A. is infested with Ray Bans at every intersection. But at the Sunset Strip, my Ray Bans and I were undoubtedly the minority. Between the metalheads, bros, punks, Goths and the occasional indies, the clashing styles were a little overwhelming."
Unlike the two other late summer L.A. rock festivals of note, Sunset Junction and the FYF Fest, both of which cater their rock offerings to the indie and hipster crowd, the Strip music festival offered more hard rock, rap rock and heavy rock -- as well as a dose of hip hop, emo and pop rock. In other words, the Silver Lake contingency was greatly outnumbered by the dudes who used to beat them up in high school.
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DEFINITION of 'White List States'
The group of U.S. states that permit the addition of specialized liability or property coverage by a nonadmitted insurer in the policy. White list states allow surplus lines for coverage provided by a nonadmitted insurer in the event that this coverage is currently unavailable from insurers that are licensed by the state. Surplus line producers can provide coverage for risks that the licensed insurers will not accept because they do not meet their guidelines or the risk is too unusual or large.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'White List States'
Each white list state may have a long list of eligible surplus line suppliers. Surplus line insurers are not necessarily unable to become licensed in a state; they typically choose to operate on a surplus line and unlicensed basis in certain states. Because they are not licensed in a particular state, they are not regulated by that state's Department of Insurance in the same manner as the licensed insurers, which gives them more leeway in terms or rate and form regulation.
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Bill seeks to repeal Common Core, set up panel
NASHVILLE (AP) – Two Republican state senators have filed legislation to repeal the state's Common Core standards.
The measure would set up a so-called Tennessee Standards Commission that would recommend to the State Board of Education standards to be used in the state's K-12 public schools.
A workman attitude served the University of Memphis Tigers well Saturday night as they dominated the Tulane Green Wave en route to a 38-7 victory at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans.
Riding the energy associated with clinching their first winning season since 2007, the Tigers (7-3) spoiled Homecoming Day for the Green Wave, with the defense forcing five turnovers
(The Root) – Dr. Martin Salia, the Maryland physician who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone and was brought to Nebraska for emergency treatment on Saturday, died Monday. He was the second person to die from the disease in the United States; Thomas Eric Duncan died from the disease after traveling to Dallas from Liberia earlier this year.
Washington, D.C., CBS affiliate WNEW reports that Salia "was diagnosed with Ebola on Monday, arrived in Omaha on Saturday" and was treated at the Nebraska Medical Center's "biocontainment unit that ha[d] successfully treated two other Ebola patients this fall."
Sexual assault accusations against beloved actor and comedian Bill Cosby aren't new. However, until recently, the star had largely escaped public scrutiny.
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If you've ever seen Fantastic Planet, the early 1970s French-Czech animated sci-fi film, then you know that the movie is a trip. There's Alain Goraguer funky jazz score, the vinyl copy of which went on to become DJ gold. Then there's the animation, gorgeous character design mixed with earthy colors.
These are the things that stand out when you watch Fantastic Planet. On January 4, at Jerry Beck's Animation Tuesdays series at Cinefamily, the elements that make the movie so unusual were more pronounced. For this encore presentation of the film, Jesus Makes the Shotgun Sound recreated Goraguer's score live. A series of voice actors set up in a corner of the theater followed the script for the English-language dub. And on the big screen, Fantastic Planet looked stranger and more ethereal than it ever had on my TV and computer screens. It was sensory overload in the best way possible.
But, does this kind of intensely unusual beauty detract from the story? Often, when I talk to people about Fantastic Planet, we speak of it in terms like "cool" and "weird." We might mention the animation and we'll definitely talk about the music, but the story seems to get lost.
The basic story is that you have two groups living on a planet, the Draags and the Oms, with the latter being humans. The Draags overpower the Oms in both size and technology. Amongst the Oms, there are two subsets. The "domesticated" ones are cherished by Draags, often considered cute and fun, and are cared for in a manner similar to pets. Meanwhile, the "savage" Oms live in the wild, almost like strays, and are frequently called "pests."
Fantastic Planet is a movie I love and have watched many times. The more I rewatch, the more I start to wonder if the film is a commentary on the treatment of animals. Below are some indications from the film.
The Child Draags Love to Play with Oms, but Aren't Necessarily Loving When They Play
The kids think they're having fun by tapping Oms so that they roll down the hill. Perhaps they don't notice the terror in the face of the Om like the audience does. Perhaps they don't realize their own strength. One thing is certain, though, this can lead to death.
What Do You Name Your Om?
Tiva is a young, female Draag who discovers a baby Om while walking with her father. The baby's mother has just been killed by some other young Draags. Tiva's father allows her to bring the Om home and care for it. Now they must think of a name. While Tiva wants to name him after herself, her father disagrees.
"You must call him Fido or Trusty," he says.
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As Egyptians prepare for the presidential election Monday, NPR's Rachel Martin talks to Bothaina Kamel, who was Egypt's first female presidential candidate when she ran in 2011.
Egyptians go to the polls this week, and the front-runner is Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. His supporters say he'll bring order to the country, but others say Mohammed Morsi is still the legitimate president.
Shortages of basic foodstuffs have fueled months of protests against Venezuela's socialist government. Some food producers are smuggling food across the border to get higher prices.
Pope Francis visits Bethlehem on Sunday in the middle of a three-day trip to the Middle East. NPR's Rachel Martin talks to correspondent Emily Harris about the significance of the pope's visit.
Homelessness is not just an urban phenomenon. Desiree Wieczorek spent five months living in a makeshift camp with her family near the New York-Canada border. Then her school stepped in to help.
Memorial Day weekend kicks off the tourism season on the Jersey Shore, an area that's still rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy. At last, homeowners and businesses say, things are looking up.
Election watchers say Republicans could take control of the Senate in 2014, but to guarantee a win, some conservatives are floating ideas to broaden the party's appeal to the middle class.
General Motors has recalled more than 15 million cars this year. Alec Gutierrez of Kelly Blue Book tells NPR's Scott Simon what this means if you own a GMC, Chevrolet, Buick or Cadillac.
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Today DH and I have been married 40 yrs. I was 17 when we met (about to turn 18) and we were 20 when we married. Now we are 4 kids and 5 grandchildren down the road. We have owned four homes, lived in three states and the US Virgin Islands. Our greatest gift has been learning the Truth and living it together, serving Jehovah "shoulder to shoulder" and raising our children to do the same. We were baptized together June 1, 1975 in the Natick Assembly Hall, Natick, Massachusetts.
We don't usually exchange gifts, but this year I finally purchased for DH a long desired metal detector . I can already tell he likes it...it is ten minutes to seven a.m. and he is out playing with it in the yard. I can also already tell it is likely to drive me crazy with the "tone" it makes with each find. Guess I will know where he is...at least until he has searched all the area within earshot. lol. I can hear that he has already worked his way all the way around the house. We live in a house that has been in my family since the 1820's, so I am sure there will be all sorts of buried treasures for him to find. He is especially interested in several local cemeteries where my ancestors are buried.
I pray that Jehovah will continue to bless our union...and that we will see the new system together.
I always think of new months as a fresh start. I sometimes look forward to them eagerly.
Today, the first of the month, also coincided with the Sr. Discount Day at Kroger...I can't afford not to take advantage of 10% off all my groceries...so I was out the door by six am. Home by 8:30. BUT I had already, even after talking with myself about unhealthy choices, gotten a McDonald's chicken biscuit and diet coke. WHAT? I keep telling myself "never again" for they just are not as good as they used to be and they are terrible for us to eat...but every once in a while, I stupidly choose to go astray anyway. NOT an auspicious start. I have just about kicked the diet coke habit...but occasionally indulge in that when I am "out".
Ahhhh..but it gets worse. Unloading all the groceries...I "sampled" the small box of Belgian chocolate cookies that I got with a store coupon (DH never got any of these, but HE has no weight problems, so he can have treats like this now and then). Sample...nah. I ate the whole thing (four servings!) That on top of the stupid chicken biscuit AND diet coke.
I did get out and mow for an hour after all that. I probably won't be hungry till dinner. I have to wonder whatever possessed me to even want to eat that stuff...on my first day of a new month...when I was going to enjoy a fresh start.
Well, the damage is done. The "fresh start" starts NOW...at noon instead of in the morning. I may have started out stupid, but I don't have to stay there!
Hope everyone ELSE has a great fresh start this June 1st!
I was reading about cellulose in our diets...and then followed a link that led me to this: planetgreen.discovery.com/food-health/beyonce-releases-move-your-body-video-to-end-childhood-obesity.html
I could do without the flag waving part, but otherwise thought this was something kids would be drawn to. Hope her effort bears results.
I couldn't understand all the words..but sure did get the point. I have seen videos of toddlers trying to imitate some of her other song/videos. This should get bigger kids going!
I wanted to document our beginning classes. Need to get a picture of our instructor also...but here are two pics Meredith took for us:
I first heard of this a while ago..but today received an email with the following info. I thought others might find this interesting...and important!
Cow's blood enzyme used to glue food; raises health, faith issues
By Carol Forsloff.
The next time you eat chicken nuggets you might want to think again about what is used to mold the casing for it as it comes from cow�s blood which raises dietary questions as well as faith-based issues.
Vegetarians, vegans, Jehovah�s Witnesses, Seventh-Day Adventists, Buddhists and Jews have taboos against the eating of meat, especially products made from animal blood. Not knowing what holds certain foods together has created consternation among health-conscious and religious groups, despite the fact that almost every country in Europe last year approved the use of meat glue or a substance called thrombian or transolutaminase. That is the meat blood enzyme that is used to hold together a variety of different foods.
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