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Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity
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Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity
Katherine Boo
Annawadi is a makeshift settlement in the shadow of luxury hotels near the Mumbai airport and, as India starts to prosper, Annawadians are electric with hope.
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woulderful hotel. Staff was very helpful .The only thing I would say a waste paper bin would be nice in bedroom .Their was one in bathroom but one in the bedroom would be better. Near to the town and bus and train licks .We were on the top floor which we could see the trams it was love at night with the lights.We would come again.View management response »
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I went to Sheffield and nearby Killamarsh as a tourist - i was evacuated there in WW II.Getting to the hotel from Sheffield station was easy, Next tot station I just hopped on a tram to Fitzallan Square, then down a series of ramps which led almost to the hotel door. The return journey was not so easy, i.e. the walk up to the tram stop was too steep. Breakfast was to the usual unstinted Ibis high standard.View management response »
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My husband and I will be in NO in mid May with our 2 year old and 3 month old. He will be busy most days with meetings, so I will be exploring on foot with the 2 girls – using a stroller and an infant carrier. (fun, fun, fun!) We will be staying in the FQ.
I've been searching the board and have a guidebook so I know a few restaurants that sound doable. To have some more options, I'm interested in hearing about some lesser known laid back, low key places with the following in mind -
*breakfast, lunch and "snack" joints.
*<$10 for me would be a plus.
*where we can sit and relax for awhile and wouldn't be rushed if we needed time to unwind, yet where the service is decent enough we won't wait forever if the kids, or I, have a meltdown!
*where we could eat outside.
*where we could get something quickly to go and take it to a nearby bench to enjoy.
*not looking for any cuisine in particular – just all around good eats.
*not interested in taking the streetcar while it's just me and the girls, so safe, walkable places only.
Thanks in advance for any ideas!
Jackson Square has a lot of benches and some shade around the Square. You could get something from Johnny's Po Boy's or one of the many neat restaurants along Decatur Street and sit in JS. Woldenberg Park runs along the river bank near there and there are benches there. You can find benches in the shade along Decatur at the French Market buildings. Napoleon House on St. Louis has big open doors so you can see outside as well as a courtyard to dine. You can sit and relax at NH. Service is great there.
Napoleon House Bar & Cafe @ 500 Chartres St., New Orleans, LA. 504 - 524 - 9752.
Old Coffe Pot has inexpensive breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can sit outside there too.
Old Coffee Pot @ 714 Saint Peter Street, New Orleans, LA 504 - 524 - 3500.
Croissant D Or has a small courtyard and you can get a light breakfast or lunch. El Gato Negro has good Mexican food for lunch or dinner and you can dine on the sidewalk at the FM. They serve breakfast on weekends.
Croissant D'Or @ 617 Ursulines Ave., New Orleans, LA 504 - 524 - 4663.
El Gato Negro @ 81 French Market Place, New Orleans, LA 504 - 525 - 9752.
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These all sound like just what I'm looking for. Thank you kindly!
As the mom of a teen who grew up in the Marigny & FQtr here's my suggestions:
think about getting the Audubon Institute multi-pass: Zoo, Aquarium & Insectarium. You'll save a bundle doing this. The Aquarium is great and they have a new bird exhibit where they can feed birds and it's noisy but lovely and kids are just fascinated by it. Aquarium is 2 levels on the 2nd floor far east end is a sort of play zone (actually big sculptures) where you can sit and they can run and stay in sight. Food at Aquarium is usual dreck (pizza, burger king) but you can get an ice cream and go to the outside terrace at the "Food Court" and have a great view of the River.
Also strolling along Woldenberg Park - runs between the rail road line and the river - is perfect for a stroller and kid in tow and lots of benches. Safe breezy too. You can cross into Woldenberg from Jackson Square, over the RR, to the Park. Early morning is just magical with a light fog coming off the River onto land. There will be cart vendors with drinks, hot dogs, sometimes a Snowball vendor.
Insectarium is fun and can get done in a 1- 2 hr or so. In the back will be the "kritter kitchen" where they can do hands-on like eat "worms/gummies" or make a dirt cake. Insectarium is 1 level and ends with a butterfly room - huge with benches so you can sit a bit and let them land on you. No real food here.
Zoo is fabulous - take a cab and go early. You can easily spend the day there. There are 2 playcenters too - one designed for the smaller ones. There is a carousel too (extra charge). When you're tired, take the train ride. There is a "buried in the sand" area by the big cats.
Food is actually varied here - alot depends on what is open. Go on-line to see what shows "sea lions, etc." are set for the day and plan around that. May does bring those end of the school year field trips to all of these so keep a sense of humor on all that. Easy to get a cab back to FQ from here - ask the driver to go back via the "Butterfly" which is acreage behind the zoo where the soccer fields are, you can see the River from here-just lovely. No food in Butterfly.
For things like baby food, Ziplocks, formula, diapers there is a just spanking new CVS in Jax Brewery and also a Walgreen's in the FQ. If you are still having to eat lots of little meals during the day, get a muffaletta at Central Grocery on Dumaine in the lower FQ. You can take a 1/4 with you for the day as it doesn't spoil and is a perfect snack. Around the corner from Central is MeltDown Popsicles on Dumaine. If you have teens to bring a gift back for there is Humidity Skate Board store on Dumaine who have great T shirts for tween and teen set.
I would avoid crossing Rampart into Armstrong Park.
The closest playground is the one at Washington Sq. Park in the Marigny triangle at Frenchmen
Huge oak trees. New playground equipment too. During the day it's totally OK - once schools out Park does get the teen and early 20's skateboarders who take over. There are restaurants along Frenchmen. If you are staying in the lower FQ, like @ The Provincial, it is totally walkable distance into the Marigny.
If you need a cab "Don't get excited, call United" 522-9771.
Thanks for visiting our city and spending money.
Frenchmen has: Marigny Brasserie, Sukho Thai; the Praline Connection; Mona's (middle eastern);
Wasabi, a pizza place at Frenchmen at Dauphine (the old Santa Fe) plus a number of bars.
Marigny is quirky but safe.
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Thank you very much for all of the info! I had plans to get the pass and hit the aquarium and insectarium by myself with the girls and save the zoo for when my hubby will be with us. I'm a teacher, so I'm used to the noisy kids on field trips! Knowing me, I'll still find it slightly irritating being on the "other side" during this visit! :) I was wondering about places to get diapers and any necessities since we are driving and it would save a lot of room in the car not having to lug some of that. I'm going to look into the restaurants you mentioned; they sound good! I love middle eastern food and can't get it where we live! Thanks again.
i think once you are out and about walking through the french quarter, you will see all sorts of casual spots. many have a beautiful courtyards full of plants and flowers to sit and have a bite at. around the french market area there are alot of outside stands with food and beverages, with alot of benches to sit on, and live music to listen to. most the the quarter is suitable for family walking, just not the first few blocks of bourbon street from canal street. i like the faubourg marigny. you'll see lots of restaurants and coffee shops in that area. you can also get a cab up to magazine street. magazine from about jackson to louisiana is in the garden district. louisiana to napoleon has lots of shops, restaurants, bakeries, and coffee shops. then napoleon to jefferson it's still full of things to see but a little sparser with homes in between. after jefferson, more of the same, cute shops, yummy bakeries, a chocolate shop, whole foods market, etc. all in all a very pleasant walking experience on a nice day.
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I like exploring, and I know I'll end up just stopping into places that look interesting to me, but I also wanted to have an idea about where some decent places where. I don't have the best sense of direction, and I've never been to NO, so I wanted to have a few places/ streets in my brain while strolling around with kids. The last thing I want is to get turned around somewhere and have one of them start to lose it! I'm looking forward to checking out magazine street and the faubourg marigny. My husband has mentioned both areas as his faves in the city, and lots of people on this board seem to have a similar sentiment ! Thank you for the info!
re: califkatie
Also try the LA Children's museum on Julia in the warehouse district. They have a "grocery store" on the 2nd floor where the kids can "shop" with minicarts. Most of the restaurants in/around Julia are Emeril's, and other upscale restaurants. The only place I can think of that would be casual and OK for toddlers to be kids would be The American Sector at the WWII museum. It's a John Besh restaurant and great - if they have anything root beer that day, get it. It will be made with Zatarain's Root Beer extract - used for cupcakes, floats, etc.
See if your DH can meet you there towards the end of his convention day or for lunch, he can walk there easily.
IMHO Magazine St I've found is tough for a stroller as the majority of the shops have stairs you have to go up to get in and not all the streets have cut curbs. Plus with all the Magazine St. construction going on and changing weekly, would be tough for a toddler, a stroller and a mom with a baby bjorn style carrier. The FQ & Marigny are much easier terrain.
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re: savory south
Yeah, I'm mostly worried about just how we are going to physically get around. The baby is only 6 weeks right now, and I haven't taken both of them, with stroller and bjorn, out by myself yet and NO will probably be the first time that I do, so the Magazine Street info is a big heads up, thanks! I've heard of the Childrens Museum and I'm sure it's fantastic, but honestly, I'm going to try to avoid it; All I think about are the bazillions of germs in places like that!!!
re: metova
Since you mentioned middle eastern - Mona's on Frenchmen will be perfect to/from the
Washington Sq Park - they have a bakery division so all the pita bread, etc is baked daily. Your toddler will be happy with pita bread and labna.
For grocery, there is Rouses on Royal @ St Peter & also Matassa's Grocery & Deli on Dauphine @ St. Peter. Matassa's has full liquor and will deliver, too.
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Welcome to our beautiful Las Vegas Vacation Home. Regardless if your trip is related to business, pleasure, or relaxation, our vacation home will treat you to an experience that is near to all the fun action, but at the same time a world apart to relax and enjoy the non-tourist areas of Las Vegas!
This full air-conditioned, non-smoking, beautiful 2 story house, has 4 bedrooms (all have queen-size beds), 3 bathrooms and approximately 1890 square feet of tastefully decorated space to enjoy while visiting Las Vegas. The house is situated in an ideal location, close to several restaurants, casinos and various businesses. The house is just minutes a way from the I-15 FWY and the world's capital of entrainment; the famous "Las Vegas Strip". The backyard has a extra-large swimming pool with SPA (There are additional fees associated with the heat of the swimming pool & Spa. You can rent the house with heating of pool/Spa or without heating of pool/Spa. We can not heat only the Spa.), complete with patio furniture, built-in gas barbecue with gazebo-style overhead and high bar-style eating area with high chairs by the swimming pool. The back yard patio furniture has eating space to accommodate 8 people at once, which is ideal for entertaining!
The home is artistically furnished and posses a fully functional equipped kitchen (blender, toaster, cooking pots and pans, etc.), breakfast area, formal dining room (table for 8) and dining space for more intimate meals. The living room has a 50" TV for those sport-fans!
The home has wireless high speed internet (throughout the entire house) and satellite TV in the living room and master bedroom. All of our bedrooms have ceiling fans! Two bedrooms and the master bedroom are upstairs with two full bathrooms. Two of the upstairs bedrooms have beautiful laminated flooring and all of the bedrooms have wall-to-wall closets.
The master bedroom has its own private bathroom, Italian marble floors, double sinks, separated bathtub, separate toilet and shower area. It has French-doors that open into a great balcony with table, chairs and umbrella that oversees part of the city. It has a splendid view at night! The master bedroom has an extra large walking-in closet for all the additional purchases during your visit to Las Vegas.
The fourth large bedroom is downstairs hallway-across from a ¾ bathroom with a medical chair for those needing such service. This large bedroom has a large wall-to-wall closet, beautiful French-style large desk and marble floors!
The house has washer and dryer, two sets of linens.
The home is located minutes away from supermarkets( Walmart Super Center, Target, Ralph's, Food4Less, Albertson's, etc), shopping areas, and walking distance from parks. The Texas Station Casino, Fiesta Casino, and Cannery Casino as well as Las Vegas Shopping Outlet are just a few minutes away! If your trip includes Las Vegas Shows, tourist Casinos and "The Strip," the home is situated less than ten miles away.
- Suitability:
- Groups
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
About Roberto Olivo (owner)
After getting tired of unacceptable hotels' service, we decided to create some changes for our friends and other people that like us, enjoys traveling. With that purpose in mind, we feel confident that your vacation at our home will provide you with an opportunity to make life's lasting and wonderful memories as we do each time we visit our Home-Away-From-Home in Las Vegas. We are committed to ensure that your stay at our home as pleasant as possible.
Roberto Olivo (owner) purchased this house in 2009
Why Roberto Olivo (owner) chose Las Vegas
The home is tastefully furnished throughout with formal dining table to seat 8 adults at once. It has an adjacent breakfast area off from the fully equipped kitchen (with pots and pans, plates, cutlery and all the items required to make you feel at home). The full house has high-speed wireless internet access. Each bedroom has ceiling fans, queen size beds, and marble floors in two bedrooms or beautiful laminate flooring in the other two. The house sleeps up to 8 people. All bedrooms come with extra linens located in each closet. The back yard has a large pool and Spa with built-in gas barbecue under the gazebo with full view of the pool and Spa, bar-style counter tops and high chairs for 4-6 adults. Lounge chairs by the pool under a gazebo-style area and large table for 6 adults and a table for 4 adults next to the pool.
Our satellite 50" TV in the living room is ideal for sport fans and our 48" TV in the master bedroom is great for a relaxing night at home. The master bedroom has a walking closet, ironing board and iron, separate bathroom, separate toilet and shower area and double sinks. The master bedroom and its own private bathroom have Italian marble floors and French doors that open into a great balcony with small table, chairs and umbrella for intimate diner or breakfast over looking part of the city. This balcony has a great view of the neighborhood's lights at night or for watching the sunrise in the early hours of the morning…
There is a complete laundry room with washer and dryer as well as a second iron-board and iron. Parking is on the driveway and fits up to two cars as well as parking on the street on front of the house! There are not parking restriction, but parking on the driveway is highly recommended.
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Entertainment, Culture, and Identity in America
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Explore the history of American entertainment, sports, and culture and how they have shaped American identity and the national experience.
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American Democracy: The Great Leap of Faith
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The "Yaldevi" which terminated its service 24 years ago in consequence of the 30 year long ruthless terrorism, recommenced its journey to Jaffna on 13.10.2014 connecting the 'coconut grove' in the South with 'palmyrah orchard'in the North while extending the friendship of the South to restore the life in the North.
This historical event was attended by Sri Lankan President His Excellency MahindaRajapaksa, Minister of Transport Hon Kumara Welgama and a large gathering.
Sri Lankan President His Excellency MahindaRajapaksa, officially declared open the newly constructed railway track and the signaling system between Pallai-Jaffna and also newly constructed railway stations at Kodikamam, Chavakachcheri, Nawakkuli and Jaffna.
The Northern railway line was constructed by IRCON Company under the Indian Line of Credit.
Having understood the urgent need for solving urban transport problems in and around Colombo, Ministry of Transport has taken steps to develop implementation programs for the projects proposed in the CoMTrans study concluded by Urban Transport Development Project for Colombo Metropolitan Region under the JICA Technical Assistance. The Ministry has engaged with University of Moratuwa for developing implementation plan for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) System, as the solution for Galle road.
At the outset of this program, a special workshop for the implementing agencies was held during 31st July & 1st August 2014 at Mt. Lavinia Hotel and this two days event consisted of one day for three lecture series and field session covering four sections of Galle road and one day for a feedback, discussion on implementation and to wrap up and propose recommendations and adoption of report on work shop.
Officially inaugurating the workshop, Mr. J. M. Thilalakarathna Banda, Additional Secretary - Planning, Ministry of Transport, highlighted the purpose of the work shop and the prevailing situation and welcomed the opportunity.
Prof.Amal S. Kumarage, University of Moratuwa and Prof. H. M. Shivanand Swamy, Center for Environmental Planning and Technology (CEPT), India elaborated this fruitful event with their valuable knowledge.
A felicitation ceremony to award gifts and certificates to the drivers operating the luxury buses that were imported by the Hon. Minister of Transport from People's Republic of China for the CHOGM 2013 and later given to the SLTB, in appreciation outstanding performance of those who have rendered a dedicated service was held at Park and Ride ground in Katubedda on 12-08-2014 under the patronage of Mr. ShashiWelgama, the Chairman of the SLTB.
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Hon. Kumara Welgama, Minister of Transport, receiving the Study Report mentioned that with the implementation of the proposed project the prevailing traffic congestion in the Colombo city will be eliminated soon.
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About three-quarters of the people who responded to an informal survey conducted at last month's outdoor Oktoberfest event in downtown Fredericksburg said they visited other shops or restaurants while there.
Harvey Gold conducted the survey on behalf of Fredericksburg's Department of Economic Development and Tourism. One-hundred people were surveyed at the Sept. 29 event between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.
About 10,000 people attended the fourth-annual Oktoberfest put on by Capital Ale House. A fifth event is planned next year, assuming the city approves it.
Some downtown merchants have objected to closing the 800 and 900 blocks of Caroline Street for the event, saying it hurts their business. Other businesses have supported Oktoberfest, saying it brings energy and people downtown.
Among the other findings in Gold's survey were:
Only two people said they encountered any issues with security.
Eleven people said the wait times to get food and a drink or enter the event were too long.
Just three people described their parking experience that day as "difficult."
Almost everyone surveyed said that they had visited downtown Fredericksburg previously, and that they planned to return downtown.
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You know you're dealing with some weird weather patterns when Lake Louise is reporting a bigger base than Whistler Blackcomb. Indeed, all that Whistler wants for Christmas is two metres of fresh.
Thankfully it's DUMPING as I write this report because the whining around town has been almost intolerable. It's like people have already given up. And half those assh*les haven't gone up to ski for themselves.
I swear if I see one more facebook status stating our glaringly obvious need for snow, I'm gonna hack into that person's account and replace their profile pic with this one here:
Don't say I didn't warn you.
Especially because the skiing has actually been pretty sick! I heard a friend claim yesterday that he'd just had "the best 1cm pow day in his life."
And we just got 8cms last night (it's Friday today) and there's more forecast through the weekend.
Sure it's not perfect. We don't have enough snow to get sendy quite yet and our valley's a lot greener than we'd like it to be. But we've been making consistent pow turns up at the right elevations. And the low-tide conditions have been cranking up the gnar factor in a few of our tamer zones.
@stanrey7 gets on the other side of the lens and nails a shot of @jefftheory3 in some legitimate Whistler area pow.
The only thing is, The CAA is only reporting 50cms of coverage along The Duffey right now, so very few souls have been venturing out that way, myself included.
Hopefully that turns around soon.
Check the Avy report for Inland South Coast here:
Most of us have just been making lemonade at the resort, both in and out of the area boundary. But anyone headed out towards Decker or Husume or anywhere deeper in The Spearhead needs to be on point to navigate an absolute minefield of crevasses.
There's some really good beta on the current state of our glaciers in this blog here:
As far as further east of here goes, I get all of my info from Facebook and Instagram, so I'm gonna pass the mic to Tim Grey here:
"In the last two weeks I've ridden in the Monashees, the Purcells and the Western Rockies. Everywhere I would still consider early season. The Monashees (northern) had the most snow: surprise surprise, but even they weren't covered in their usual glory of mid winter deepness. I spent thursday the 5th in Eagles pass and it was full of creamy goodness. I was still a little reserved on a deep pow carve on a sled.
Ryan Johannessen, making the case for heading towards the Interior.
Thanks Tim.
Alright, just to give you some numbers, here's RMR's latest snow report:
And Kicking Horse's:
According to all the pics from the crew at the Shredstitute, the skiing has been all-time in Roger's Pass for the last little while, if a little thin down low. Looks like that crew's killing it and that the camps are working out really well. Click the link if you wanna find out more, because those camps are one of the best things that an aspiring freerider can do.
The boys from @capow_ crushing in The Pass right now. @joshdaiek tunnels his way towards the cameraman.
Sounds like there are some tricky avalanche conditions right now, so make sure you act accordingly:
But the real story right now is happening in The Rockies. Lake Louise has reported 60cms on snowfall in the last seven days.
Photo courtesy of www.skilouise.com
Their base is still just shy of a metre, but that doesn't mean I'm not bummed that I decided not to go back to Canmore for Christmas this year.
I'm stoked to know they're getting it good over there though. It warms me old heart to know that my crew from back home is shredding pow.
@thesledskier (aka Bobo Smith) got to put a few of the first rounded turns of the season down Whitehorn One at Lake Louise......lucky bastard.
Here's Sunshine's snow report as well, just for good measure: http://www.skibanff.com/conditions/
Not too sure what's happening in the Koots right now, maybe because the shredders in those zones are less addicted to facebook and instagram.
But here's Red's Latest Report:
And Whitewater's:
And Fernie's too: http://www.skifernie.com/conditions/snow-report.aspx
So that's it for now, your non-comprensive conditions report for Western Canada. Haha.......Happy Holidays everyone. Stay safe and feel free to chime in with your own input below.


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"Ok, Mr. Mayor. Ready to go?"
Tim Barstow, of Marcellus, set a cooler on the table at the Camillus Municipal Building Wednesday afternoon and waited for his passenger, Village of Marcellus Mayor Michael Plochocki.
Wednesday afternoon, Plochocki, along with Camillus Supervisor Mary Ann Coogan and Geddes Deputy Supervisor Manny Falcone, participated in the Mayors for Meals program. The local officials helped regular volunteers deliver meals throughout the ECHO routes, visiting with recipients of Meals on Wheels along the way.
Plochocki told Barstow he was grateful for the opportunity to ride along and get to know some of the area's more rural shut-ins.
The Marcellus route was relatively short Wednesday, Barstow said, with only six hot meal deliveries and two bag lunches, a sign that the weather was improving and people were not as isolated as they were all winter.
Barstow, former superintendent of Marcellus schools, said he has been volunteering with ECHO for a couple of years.
"I think this is one of those things where you get back more than you give," Barstow said. "It's really a gift to me to get to know the seniors in the community."
Sue Fernandez, president of the ECHO board, said ECHO Meals on Wheels program will turn 40 in April.
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With the increasing number of people wanting puppies, more individuals are also becoming concerned about the increasing amount of carbon footprints. The term carbon footprint is defined as the amount of carbon being emitted by an activity. Driving to work, eating steak, working out, and even by simply breathing can create carbon emissions that contribute to global warming. And according to research, pets, particularly dogs, have more negative impacts to the environment. In fact, in the popular book Time to Eat the Dog? The Real Guide to Sustainable Living, the authors revealed that dogs have twice the impact of driving a luxury SUV 10,000 miles.
Of course, this doesn't suggest that you should no longer raise a pet. There are plenty of ways recommended on how to live a greener lifestyle as a pet owner. Here are a few ways on how to lower negative environmental impacts that come with raising your cute puppy. (Don't have a pet? Visit my favorite pet store and check out their Yorkie pups for sale here.)
Make Your Own Dog Food
Most pet foods are not produced in an eco-friendly way, which harm the environment. In addition to that, transporting those products requires lots of fuel and long hours of travel to get them to retail outlets and stores. To help reduce carbon footprints, consider making your own dog food using locally grown organic products. You can ask for your veterinary nutritionist if you don't have any idea on how to prepare a balanced meal for your pet. However, if you think that preparing your own pet food sounds like too much work, then opt for ready-to-eat products with natural ingredients. Also consider buying in bulks in order to save gas and reduce packaging waste. However, make sure that you have a good container to keep your pet food from spoiling.
Practice Proper Poop Management
While having a pet can be exciting, raising one can also be challenging, particular when it comes to maintaining their hygiene. However, not all pet owners are responsible enough to handle their pets, especially when it comes to picking up and disposing offending materials when in public places. Little do they know that not picking up after their pets creates hazard to the entire community. Dog droppings can contaminate our water sources, produce harmful bacteria, and cause diseases, such as diarrhea, intestinal illness, and kidney disorders. So to avoid this, bury your pet's waste or use biodegradable poop bags to clean up.
Choose Eco-Friendly Pet Products
Raising a pet isn't cheap. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), the estimated minimum cost of humane care for small-sized dogs in the first year is $1,314, with much of that going towards dog products. But of course, the happiness and benefits that our pets bring outweigh the cost. Well, you can reduce your expenses at the same time lower your pet's carbon paw print by buying eco-friendly products in bulk. Although most environmental-friendly pet products are expensive upfront, they usually last longer, which gives you significant savings in the long run. For grooming products, such as shampoos and soaps, choose the ones that don't have harmful chemical content, such as sodium lauryl sulfate. For such products as dog beds and toys, avoid the ones that are made from plastic or synthetic materials. Look for something that are made from natural fibers, like hemp and organic cotton, as well as products that are made from recycled materials.
So, there you have it! Of course, these are only some of the many ways to help yourself and your pet make a difference in the environment. There are a lot more other ways to help our Mother Earth. However, if you really don't have any idea but committed to making a positive change, you can start with these simple steps and gradually think of other ways to help our environment even more.


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xombrero 1.6.3
Clear-cut GUI
The installation process is quite simple and does not last very long, while the interface you come across can only be described as minimal and straightforward. It is only comprised of an address bar, a search engine bar, a few buttons and a panel in which to display the actual selected web page.
Although no Help contents are supported, this software application can be used with great ease by both beginners and highly experienced individuals.
Use multiple tabs and the built-in buttons
As stated above, this web browser enables you to read and navigate all the wonders of the Internet, with great ease, mostly due to the multi tab support it comes packed with.
In addition to that, you should know it enables you to go to the previous web page or the next one, reload the one you are currently on and stop a loading website, with the help of the built-in buttons from the main window.
Use a search bar and inspect page elements
A search engine bar lets you look for a specific item with ease, and at the first launch, you are required to choose the site you want to use from a list (e.g. Bing, Google, Duck Duck Go etc.).
Last but not least, it is possible to inspect an element from a web page in a different window, while developers or people passionate about programming can also access resources, network information, sources, timeline, profiles, audits and a simple console.
Bottom line
To conclude, xombrero is a simple, yet efficient piece of software when it comes to browsing the Internet. The interface is suitable to all users, while CPU and memory usage is not very significant. However, the response time leaves a lot to be desired.
Reviewed by Madalina Boboc, last updated on August 28th, 2014
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- developed by:
- Conformal Systems
- license type:
- Freeware
- operating system(s):
- Windows All
- category:
- C: \ Internet \ Browsers
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- Perform bounds checking for ints and use correct types for float config inputs.
- Remove all float equality comparisons.
- Verify a DOM node is a valid HTML document in focus code (webkitgtk 2.0.0+ only).
- Fix order of fetching remote cert to prevent incorrect warning.
Application descriptionxombrero was created as a a simple and minimalistic browsing tool that allows you to surf on the Internet.xombrero is ...