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Take Two for March 5, 2013
President Obama nominates new EPA, energy officials
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Gina McCarthy, Assistant Administrator with the Environmental Protection Agency, pauses while speaking at a climate workshop sponsored by The Climate Center at Georgetown University, Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013 in Washington. President Barack Obama nominated McCarthy as head of the powerful Environmental Protection Agency.
Yesterday, President Obama nominated environmental official Gina McCarthy to head the EPA and MIT professor Ernest Moniz as energy secretary. If they join the Cabinet, they could be key in pushing through the kind of climate change regulations that eluded the administration during the past four years.
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Bungie Working on another Halo 4
The big news of the week was indeed Bungie splitting off, but in this 1UP interview, it was confirmed that they are working on another game based in the Halo universe.
Jarrard: Well we are already at work on another Halo game -- I wouldn't call it "Halo 4", but it is based in the Halo Universe and represents a collaboration between Bungie and Peter Jackson. Halo 3 was definitely not the last Bungie Halo game.


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1998 Volkswagen Jetta User Reviews
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Ross writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GLX VR6 Review
power,luxury, its a vr6!
engine part prices
Great Car But Kak To Pay For — you pay a large price for parts and fuel bills. but really its all worth it once you put your foot down and you hear that v6 shout and see the horizon show up in a rapid motion,plus its nice having all the extras you get from having the executive model
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Looking for a Used Jetta in your area?CarGurus has 37,538 nationwide Jetta listings starting at $1,350.
Roman writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta K2 Review
It's a VDUB, there's nothing more to say.
Working on the engine can get a little irritating in some places.
Jetta K2 — Very reliable car and has great gas mileage. I've since replaced the sway bay bushings, the suspension, brake calipers, rotors, coolant hoses, timing belt, and the window regulator for the passenger door. For a car that is almost 11 years old it's very reliable and everything works perfectly since the day I bought it. Has a good amount of torque from a small 2.0L engine and acceleration is descent for a an engine this small. The handling is alright but I wouldn't recommend it as a track car because of it's poor suspension geometry. Overall it's a very fun car to drive and would recommend this car to anyone looking for a cheap German engineered sedan.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Sébastien writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GT Review
Great car, sturdy, amazing handling, good acceleration and decent brakes
Costly repairs
1998 Vw Jetta Gt 4d Auto — The '98 Jetta GT is a sturdy car good acceleration (it revs high), brakes might take some time to get used to as it's not as sensitive as the jap makes, great handling (it's a heavy car, so it won't get pushed around if there's a lot of wind while driving), comfort is better than the japanese makes. Downside is the maintenance and parts when it breaks down which are pretty expensive. I suggest this car to anyone who has knowledge in fixing cars or else it could cost you an arm and a leg. But apart for the repairs it's a great car, I personnally love it I've done lots of trips with it and the trunk is amazingly huge, I just wish it wouldn't be so costly on the repairs...
Mike writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta TDi Turbodiesel Review
mileage, sturdy
expensive repairs, fuel cost
Average — Slow acceleration, brakes work wonders, handling is good if your suspension is in good shape (mine is not anymore). I just replaced the head gasket, It needs a new MAF and new struts. Looks like a nerd car, but it is. Diesel is crazy expensive but it gets 50miles/gallon, parts aren't cheap either.
HotRod writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GLS Review
fun to drive, reliable, good gas mileage
a little on the small and light side
Great Value, Good Performance — The 1998 Jetta, built in Mexico, handles exceptionally well for the cost. New, it was priced under $20,000 with a fairly loaded package. The car has retained its residual value, and is still worth anywhere from $4-$7K depending on condition. The car has a good track record mechanically, and the manual transmission is fun to drive. The sound system is also solid. Good gas mileage -- 30+ miles on the highway.
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1998 Volkswagen Jetta GLS Review
the fuel economy, the handling.
the cost of repairing the car.
I Dont Know — every thing that this car has in it has almost hit what i paid for it. and its been a great car until its time to put parts into it. then the costs start to rise extremely quickly and i dont have the funds to keep putting into it.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Rach writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GLS Review
Cool little car, HUGE trunk which I loved, seats were comfy, sunroof, mine was a manual which was nice, roomy.
Unreliable, touchy, electricity/wiring bad, check engine light always on, transmission's reverse would pop out of gear every time you reversed, car alarm would go off all the time.
The Most Unreliable Car I've Ever Had. Very Touchy. — After buying it with around 70,000 miles I then had to get it fixed immediately ($600) because check engine light came on, really hard to pass emissions bc check engine light was hard to keep off, trans would pop out of reverse (stick shift) and would grind gears really bad, over the course of a few years all the power windows motors went out except for the sunroof, electricity was horrible! My car alarm would go off out of nowhere WHILE DRIVING, if you pressed one of the interior automatic door lock buttons; all locks would go down and when you opened the door: car alarm went off again! Windows kept falling off the track and falling into the doorframe........the list could go on and on! This was the coolest but WORST car I have ever had. Would never buy it again. Don't recommend this year at all. I've broken down in it MANY TIMES on busy roads. Don't buy it.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Matt writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GL Review
Tow Hook and NEWGUY stickers
the rust
The Vdub! — Decent car, but nothing special. Can be fun to drive as it handles well overall. That being said there is very little pick-up from the 2.0L engine, either a VR6 or a turbo on this car would be a nice touch. I am seriously considering turboing this car even though it is my winter beater.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Jacob writes:
1998 Volkswagen Jetta GLS Review
The times when it ran without needing something fixed, it took good care of me.
Constantly in need of repair, kind of boring.
Get It If You Like It, But Do Your Homework. — Performance wasn't an issue, but also not a selling point. It wasn't necessarily slow, but you weren't going to impress anybody. The one I had came with fairly high miles, some rust, and a lot of issues that were kind of half-assed fixed so that they could sell the car. I bought it in the middle of the winter, snow and ice clinging to it, at night. Stupid, costly mistake. It's a really conservative looking car, but mk3 vws are cool by me. You can buy them pretty cheaply but spend more if you are going to get a lower-mile car or a car with less problems.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Great Daily Driver For The People Who Enjoy Driving
Overall a great car, I enjoy every drive. The car is comfortable and efficient all while being completely sexy. The car can get out of its own way well and it a blast to drive at highway speeds. The a... Read More
2013 Volkswagen Jetta Reviews
Very Happy With Car
Super pleased with economy - I drive mostly highway, mostly 75-80 mph and average over 40 mpg. This is reason I bought the car - as I drive 120 miles to/from work. Great stereo, nice comfort, ve... Read More
Economical But Fun
This car is a great family car that not only is a hybrid, but has a turbo for times that you need it. No problems, intuitive and great looking. I recommend this car to any small family looking for a ... Read More
2012 Volkswagen Jetta Reviews
I'm Trading To A Diesel Beetle Ragtop So I'm Sad To See It Go!
So your car takes premium and gets 35 mpg? Diesel costs the same or less than premium and this car gets twice the mileage, meaning you use 50-60% of the fuel costs. I'm a long distance commuter, a... Read More
Bought a used car from a dealer with $15000. It's a decent car. The suspension sucks. The look is great. Anything else is normal. The trunk is very spacious. All in all, it's a very decent car with t... Read More
2011 Volkswagen Jetta Reviews
Great Car For Most People
2011 Jetta does lots of things well. Good on fuel economy, looks great, handles better and has a surprisingly spacious interior. I am 6'2 and am comfortable driving the car. The trunk is also a lot bi... Read More
Awesome...love The New Design
Great car, my wife love it. We take it out for road trip all the time. Great on gas mileage, the awesome thing is you only have to do maintenance once in 10k miles. Only the coat of it lol Read More
2010 Volkswagen Jetta Reviews
Great Value
Overall I am happy that I purchased this car. I am at 100K and ready to trade it in but have been hesitating since it was such a great car overall. I have driven a newer model Passat during the last s... Read More
Great Economy Car
I drove this car for 5 years before I bought my challenger. I didn't realize how much you could actually spend on gas before I bought my challenger. I only went to the gas station once every 4-6 weeks... Read More


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The Thai government has said it will ask the military to help protect candidates and voters in a February election after clashes between police and anti-government protesters in which two people were killed and scores wounded.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's government on Thursday rejected a call by the kingdom's election commission to postpone the vote, after a policeman was shot dead during political violence in the capital.
A 30-year-old civilian who was struck by a bullet in the chest during the unrest also died in hospital early Friday, according to the public health ministry.
It said 153 people were injured, of whom 38 were still hospitalised.
Deputy Prime Minister Surapong Tovichakchaikul said Friday he would ask the armed forces supreme commander for help with security for a second round of registration for constituency candidates due to begin around the country on Saturday.
"I will also ask the military to provide security protection for members of the public on the February 2 election date," he said in a nationally televised address.
Limited military involvement
Thailand has been periodically convulsed by political bloodshed since Yingluck's older brother Thaksin Shinawatra was overthrown by royalist generals in a coup seven years ago.
The protesters have vowed to block the February election, saying it will only return Thaksin's allies to power.
But so far the army, traditionally a staunch supporter of the anti-Thaksin establishment, has avoided any public intervention in the unrest, apart from sending a limited number of unarmed troops to guard government buildings.
The weeks-long unrest, which has drawn tens of thousands of protesters onto the streets, has left seven people dead and about 400 wounded.
It is the worst civil strife since 2010, when more than 90 civilians were killed in a bloody military crackdown on pro-Thaksin protests under the previous government.
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Earth-Friendly Agents Stay True to Mission
When Andrea Dixon and Lindsay Batchelar founded Green Motion Travel in 2010, they were under no illusions about old habits dying hard. That's especially true in the realm of mainstream travel. Nonetheless, the two decided to make sustainable tourism the prime focus of their agency.They've followed through on that mission by educating, counseling and inspiring clients to change their thinking about trip plans, even if only in small ways. Thus far, it's a winning growth strategy for the Ottawa, Canada-based Green Motion. And, it's one that Dixon and Batchelar were happy to share with Travel Market Report. Filling a nicheDixon and Batchelar met five years ago when their sons entered kindergarten together. Both shared a common interest in travel and tourism, though they came from different career paths.Batchelar was an experienced travel consultant who had worked with various consolidators and travel agencies. Dixon held a Masters in Tourism Administration in Sustainable Tourism from George Washington University. She had also worked for a few Canadian tourism organizations and served as a sustainable tourism consultant.
Frustrated that the wealth of academic research on sustainability never trickled down to consumers, Dixon approached Batchelar with the idea for Green Motion. "A big part of Green Motion's work is providing information about options available for travel choices," said Batchelar. They started the business by developing a handbook and series of webinars to train outside agents about selling sustainable travel. The Green Motion missionRecognizing that the majority of their business (at least initially) would not come from "hard-core sustainable" products, Dixon and Batchelar crafted a pragmatic mission – namely, to educate potential clients about key sustainability concepts and how those concepts could be applied to the travel experience. The company spreads the "travel green" message with handouts with titles such as "What to Ask Before You Book;" "Flying with the Environment in Mind;" "Fair Trade and Tourism," and "Sustainable Tourism While You Travel." Another big part of Green Motion's mission is to correct misconceptions about sustainable travel. "We have many clients interested in visiting cities and other densely-populated areas, and that's fine. We don't limit options to eco-tourism," Batchelar adds. Choosing suppliersGreen Motion is a member of TRAVELSAVERS, which has preferred supplier relationships with large mainstream suppliers.
"Many clients come to us and want to take a big mass-market tour. We let them know that some suppliers are more committed to sustainability concepts than others, and we try to help guide their decision," said Dixon. One of the biggest tasks Dixon and Batchelar took on in launching Green Motion was to create a comprehensive supplier database. Using criteria set forth by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council, they sent questionnaires to suppliers across the tourism spectrum. Responses were ranked according to each supplier's commitment to sustainable tourism. "It took a long time to find out which companies are committed to sustainability. So many are trying to be environmentally friendly and want to promote their effort, which is great," said Dixon.Target clientsGreen Motion Travel's clients come from a number of different sources. "We have traditional clients who are with us just for the good service. They also like the fact that we are in a consortium and have a wide range of product to offer," said Batchelar. Other clients seek out Green Motion because of its sustainability focus. Either way, the agency makes a number of suggestions to clients in the trip planning stage. Among them: forego long-haul airplane flights for motorcoaches or trains; minimize air travel as much as possible and avoid internal flights. Thus far, the strategy is winning over converts.Travel by train"We are seeing a growing number of our clients choose rail over flying when the option is presented by us. In Canada, our rail network is decent in the Ottawa-Toronto-Montreal corridor. It is these types of trips that are hardest on the environment when flying, so every convert to rail — which also avoids airline security hassles — is a benefit," said Dixon. The agency also helps clients mitigate the environmental effects of their travel. Working with organizations such as Sustainable Travel International, Green Motion can arrange offsets to help make trips carbon neutral. Leading by exampleThe agency takes pride in living by the rules that it advocates to clients. Green Motion Travel is the first carbon-neutral travel agency in Ottowa. The company is home-based, with client meetings taking place in the client's home or business, or a local coffee shop. Dixon and Batchelar also meet monthly with their eight outside agents. "Our agents are invaluable in counseling clients about sustainable alternatives. They're just as committed to it as we are. One of them even lives in a green-certified house," said Batchelar. Making a differenceGreen Motion's client base primarily comes from Ottawa, but the company hopes to expand its reach. Active in the Global Sustainable Tourism Council as well as local environmental travel groups, the agency also attracts followers through social media and a newsletter. Since launching in 2010, Green Motion's business has seen revenue increases each month over the previous year. Dixon and Batchelar are confident that the trend will continue, as the "travel green" message resonates with a wider audience. "At times, the two of us wonder, 'what did we take on here?' But, we're passionate that tourism needs to be done right. We know that we won't change the world overnight. But we like to think we're making a difference," said Dixon.
We know that we won't change the world overnight. But we like to think we're making a difference.Andrea Dixon, Green Motion Travel
The Green Motion strategy is to start off by looking at the overall travel goals of the client. Then, the agency tries to mitigate the environmental impact of that travel in any way possible. For example, the agency will suggest a hotel close to the city center. Whenever possible, co-owners Andrea Dixon and Lindsay Batchelar try to convince clients to take a short-haul trip that doesn't involve flying. "For medium to long-hauls, you can't eliminate flying. But we give them options, such as using turbo props that aren't as hard on the environment. Or, we recommend Air Transat, which is rated highly for its environmental policies," said Dixon.Similarly, if clients have their heart set on a Caribbean cruise, some choices are better than others, according to Dixon. "Newer ships are more desirable, for their hybrid engines and other technology. Look at a vessel such as Oasis of the Seas. It might be huge, but it does have a lot of advanced features that make it more efficient than older ships. It's one example where the sustainability choice might surprise you," she added.
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The Riviera Hotel at Baniyas Road in Deira was built 1962
and is one of the few buildings with balconies - back then
Deira was a booming business district and the center of the
oil support industries, the base for offshore manufacturing
companies like J. Ray McDermott and supply boat operations.
Dubai's Plaza Cinema opened 1972 across Shindagha bus
terminal (public transportation hub) with more than 1600 seats.
Dubai's Airport Terminal building opened in 1971 and was designed
by architects Page & Broughton. The modern roof construction, made
of white glass-reinforced plastic umbrellas, is supported by steel frames
Construction of Dubai's World Trade Centre started in 1974
at Zayed Road after the ruler H.H. Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed
Al Maktoum had visited New York and saw the iconic WTC
towers under construction.
The building was designed by John Harris who also did the
first master plan of the city. The 39-story office tower is still
featured on 100 Dirham banknotes and after a redevelopment
the busy center of the local exhibition and convention spaces.
Along with Dubai's WTC Tower architect John Harris built the
serviced DWTC Apartments for short and long term stay
tenants, providing restaurants, a club and sports facilities to
the ex-patriates community.
International chain house Hotel Inter-Continental was designed by
architects Neuhaus Taylor / 3D International and opened march 1975.
Originally managed by Pan American Airlines, today a SAS Radisson.
Pearl Tower constructed by architects Khatib + Alami
In 1976 the tallest building on the Deira side of the creek.
The Carlton Tower Hotel opened in 1977 next to the
Riviera. The once modern pre-fab facade, where each
window was in the center of a huge concrete block,
was modernized 2005 with a more classic-style facade.
The Sheraton Hotel on the creek was constructed by Rader + Mileto in
1975 -1977 with architects of the Rome Group as 5-star prime location
on reclaimed land in Deira. On december 6th 1975 the foundation stone
was laid by H.H. Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum
The Dubai Municipality was built 1978 -1979 by the architectural firm
Pacific Consultants International from Japan and Civic Design Studio.
The Deira Tower at Baniyas Square built 1979 in an
architectural mix with arabian facade and a round top.
Hotel Inter-Continental tower built 1977 by architects Neuhaus + Taylor
to expand the number of fine hotel rooms of the existing 10-story building.
Bank of Credit and Commerce International 12-story
tower was built in 1980 by architects Fitzroy + Robinson.
BCCI, then the 7th largest private bank in the world, was
founded 1972 by a Pakistani financier and operated from
over 400 branches in 78 countries.
Arab Bank for Investment and Foreign Trade
The ARBIFT tower or Al Masraf building built in 1980
by architect Arthur Erickson of Vancouver, Canada.
The Radisson Blu Resort in Sharjah, is a beach hotel designed 1980
by TAC/ The Architect's Collaborative founded 1945 by Walter Gropius
Bur Dubai's downtown Ramada Hotel opened 1982
In 2006 i had a great stay and some meetings in the
spacious lobby with black tea and arabian sweets.
Designed by Shirish Patel & Associates Consultants
and Engineers Ltd. of Mumbai, India in 1980.
First Etisalat Tower 1989 by architect Arthur Erickson.
Dubai headquarters of the U.A.E. based multinational
telecommunications services provider. Largest voice
carrier and one of the Internet hubs in the Middle East
Dubai's iconic Burj al Arab hotel on an artificial island, was designed
in 1993 by architect Tom Wright of Atkins Middle-East.
The soft opening of the Jumeirah Beach Hotel was in 1997. Like the
opposite Burj al Arab hotel tower it was designed to look like a yacht
sail. Atkins's concept architect was also Tom Wright with Kevin Cook.
Dubai Creek Tower 1993 by Khatib + Alami Architects
Office tower with shopping complex and a helipad on top.
DCCI Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Deira
a triangular building 1993 by Nikken Sekkei Architects.
The Emirates Twin Towers at Sheikh Zayed
Road 1995 architect Hazel W.S. Wong / Norr
Group. An office and a hotel tower connected
by luxurious retail boulevard with restaurants.
Structural height is 355 Meter or 1165 Feet
Twin Towers in Rigga Al Buteen, Dubai 1996 Leo A. Daly Architects
Al Attar Tower build 1996 along Zayed Road
by Al Turath Engineering Consultants. To the
left, the smaller Sky Tower
Bank Melli building 1997 by architects WS Atkins Partners
The first Iranian commercial bank was established in 1928
GLASS AND STEEL SKYSCRAPERUsually construction takes four years after the
design completion of a highrise project.
Average cost is 50 Million U.S. Dollar, built-up
area is 60,000 m2, structural height 150 Meter
Dusit Resort consists of a 5-star luxury hotel
with Thai, Italian and American(!) restaurants,
business center and unfurnished or furnished
apartments. The structure is divided into two
bases built 1997 by architects Khatib + Alami
Golden facade of the National Bank of Dubai
An iconic building 1996 by architect Carlos Ott
to stand the test of time and some sand storm...
The Al Attar Business Tower 1998 by Holford
Associates - easy to recognise because of the
giant banner of Korean car manufacturer KIA
The Fairmont Hotel opened 1998 as Park Plaza
Khatib + Alami Architects designed this building
to look like an arabian fortress but this time with
the amenities of deluxe rooms, gym and a health
club, fine restaurants and swimming pools.
Al Musalla Towers 1998 W.S. Atkins Architects
a residential building (left) and a commercial tower
with a helipad on roof in the center of Bur Dubai.
Hilton Dubai Creek Hotel (left) designed 1997 by architect Carlos Ott
The Saleh Al-Gurg Tower (right) was designed in 1999 by architects
of the NOOR Group's in a very futuristic look with a silver glass facade.
Madinat Jumeirah beach resort with hotels, restaurants, and a souk
around the Mina a' Salam was designed 2000 by Creative Kingdom.
The Tower residential building was designed
2000 by Khatib + Alami at Sheikh Zayed Road
A giant 72-floor Clocktower under construction rises
in the center of this skyscraper buildings ensemble.
The postmodern Al Yaqoub Tower was designed
and constructed 2006 by Adnan Saffarini Engineers.
The 2001 glass and aluminium Capricorn Tower to
the right is a 2001 project of concept and consulting
architect Borja Huidbor from Chile with the Atelier 4
The 60-floors Park Place residential tower was built
2004 by Cox Group Architects with ACC Contractors
Burj Khalifa was designed 2004 by SOM architect
Adrian Smith as tallest man-made building of the world!
Developer Emaar Properties' Boulevard Plaza towers 2004
designed by AEDAS architect Andrew Bromberg as a modern
representation of islamic architecture in the new downtown.
Dubai's second Etisalat Tower with a spherical golf ball like
structure on top - to house antennas and telecommunications
equipment - was designed 2004 by Shankland Cox Architects
The Rose Tower 2004 by architects Khatib + Alami
The world's tallest hotel stands 333 meter/1095 feet
and is located along Dubai's Sheikh Zayed Road.
The mixed-use Acico Twin Towers 2005 by BRT Architects
Bothe Richter Teherani of Hamburg, Germany. Developed
by Kuwait's Aerated Concrete Industries Co. the buildings
are shared by a hotel, luxury apartments and office space
JAL Hotels (270 meter/885 feet), Nassima (655 ft./50 floors).
The Ahmed Abdul Rahim Al Attar Tower
a 300 meter/990 feet residential skyscraper
designed 2005 by architect Adnan Saffarini.
The Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel complex next to the famous IBM Shopping Mall and
across the street of the Jebel Ali Free Zone was designed by engineers of the Dar
Al Handasah office and opened in 2008 as one of Moevenpick's luxury hotels...
The Arenco Tower is based on a podium of ten parking levels
planned in 2002 by architect Carlos Ott for Dubai's Media City.
The two Al Kazim Twin Towers in Dubai Media City
Art Deco style 2005 by National Engineering Bureau.
The Index a 330 meter postmodern skyscraper in Dubai's emerging
Financial Center DIFC 2005 by Norman Foster + Partners Architects
Al Rostamani Maze Tower was designed in
2005 by Planquadrat Architects / DAR Consult
The Address hotel tower at lake Burj Dubai
2005 by architects W.S. Atkins Middle-East
Byblos Hotel on Emirates Hill 2006 by DUBARCH Architects
Staying there as a guest during the soft opening period was a
pleasure: Very nice rooms and the restaurant served perfectly
grilled lamb chops ...and their British pub served Kilkenny !!!
The Sama Tower 2006 by W.S. Atkins Achitects
was scaled down because of nearby DXB flying paths
The World Trade Center Residential Apartments
constructed 2006 by architects TRO Jung|Brannen
The Conrad hotel tower along Zayed Road
2008 by architects W.S. Atkins Middle-East
The elliptical Dubai Mall Hotel was opened in
september 2009 at the junction of Doha Street
and Burj Dubai Boulevard. Like the adjacent mall
the building was also designed by DP Architects of Singapore.
Abdulrahman Siddik Mosque on Palm Jumeirah
designed in 2008 by Yaghmour Architects (Jordan)
The Atlantis themed resort and hotel on Dubai's artificial Palm Jumeirah island
opened in 2008 and was a design collaboration between WATG Wimberly Allison
Tong and Goo, NORR, Adam D. Tihany, Jeffrey Beers and David Rockwell. Land-
scape architects EDSA shaped a luxurious palm oasis around The Royal Towers.


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FORT WORTH, Texas - TCU has announced that men's golfer Julien Brun and equestrian rider Caitlin Ader are the Muscle Milk Athletes of the Week for the week of Oct. 21 for their recent performances. Brun and his teammate Paul Barjon were two of seven golfers to finish under par in the final round of the Crooked Stick Intercollegiate in Indianapolis. The late surge allowed the Horned Frogs to finish fifth overall. The Paris, France, native shot a 6-over 222 to finish 12th individually. Brun is currently tied for fourth after two rounds at the Isleworth Collegiate Invitational in Florida with a 4-under 140. Brun and the Horned Frogs will wrap up their tournament today. Ader shared Most Outstanding Player honors with teammate Calli Rouse in the Horned Frogs' 10-9 win over No. 4 Kansas State. Sixth-ranked TCU is now 2-0 on the year. Ader topped the Wildcats' Madison Wayda, 91-88, in Equitation on the Flat for her first MOP of the season. The equestrian team looks to continue its winning ways Nov. 1 in a home match in Springtown versus No. 8 Texas A&M at 1 p.m.


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On November 2, the eclectic La Luz De Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles hosted "Pop! Goes the Weasel," an exhibition featuring new work from Nathan Ota. Viewers couldn't help but be impressed by Ota's ability to create detailed pieces that artfully conveyed texture. The work was so intricate it was tempting to touch the pieces just to test if it was really flat. Ota's whimsical world was heavily populated by birds, eggs and a treeman most of which are images you can associate with his work. In a nod to his graffiti days, his alias "COOZ" was prominently featured in a few pieces as well as a large collaboration with his friend and WCA crew member, Risk.
If you are considering checking out his work don't let the limited parking by La Luz deter you from checking out Ota's show. The work is definitely worth the inevitable long walk. "Pop! Goes the Weasel will remain on display at the gallery until December 2, 2012.
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T4G 2010 — Session 1 — Mark Dever from Together for the Gospel (T4G)
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Christians face lots of practical questions when it comes to life in the local church: How is the gospel displayed in our lives together? What are we supposed to do and believe? Different followers answer differently—even as they preach the same gospel! What should we think about such differences?A church's life, doctrine, worship, and even polity are important issues. Yet they are so rarely addressed. The Church is Mark Dever's primer on the doctrine of the church for all who see Scripture alone as a sufficient authority for the doctrine and life of the local church. He explains to the reader what the Bible says about the nature and purpose of the church—what it is, what it's for, and what it does.Indeed, Scripture teaches us about all of life and doctrine, including how we should assemble for corporate worship and how we're to organize our corporate life together. God has revealed himself by his Word. He is speaking to us, preparing us to represent him today, and to see him tomorrow! A congregation of regenerate members, fulfilling the responsibilities given to us by Christ himself in his Word, regularly meeting together, led by a body of godly elders, is the picture God has given us in his Word of his church.
About the Author
Mark Dever is senior pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, DC and president of 9Marks Ministries. He holds degrees from Duke University (BA), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (MDiv), The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (MTheol), and Cambridge University (DPhil).
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Annette M. Mozuch, 93, Stevens Point, died Tuesday, July 10, 2012, at the Portage County Health Care Center in Stevens Point.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church in Stevens Point, with the Rev. Thomas Lindner officiating. Burial will be in Guardian Angel Cemetery in Stevens Point.
Visitation will at Shuda Funeral Chapel in Stevens Point from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, with a rosary at 6 p.m., and at the church from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. Monday.
Condolences may be offered online at www.shudafuneral.com.
Mrs. Mozuch was born July 26, 1918, in Rosholt, a daughter of the late Stanley and Clara (Ziolkowski) Cieslewicz. She attended local schools and graduated from Central State Teachers College (now the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point) in Stevens Point.
She was married to Francis A. Mozuch on Oct. 22, 1946, at St. Adalbert Catholic Church in Rosholt. He died in 2005.
She taught in the Rosholt area for six years before attending and graduating from St. Mary's School of Nursing. She was a member of the U.S. Nurse Corps and then became a pediatrics nurse at St. Michael's Hospital in Stevens Point before becoming the Portage County Public health nurse for four years. She retired in 1973 after 31 years of nursing.
She was a 50-year member of both the St. Stanislaus Rosary Society and Catholic Daughters of America. She belonged to the Catholic Women's Club, and was awarded the Woman of Light Award by the Stevens Point Deanery. She served as a minister of the Eucharist and the prayer chain at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church.
Survivors include one son, Ken (Helen), Stevens Point; four daughters, Barbara (Lawrence) Lorbecki and Elizabeth Mozuch, both of Stevens Point, Mary (Ron) Robson, Spring Green, and Kathy (Rick) Stroik, Poway, Calif.; five brothers, Vincent (Helen) Cieslewicz, Tony (Jean) Cecil, Marty Cieslewicz, Tom (Doris) Cecil and Michael (Enid) Cieslewicz; four sisters, Josephine Smith, Rosalie Sloan, Pat West and Clare (Dave) Jozwiak; 11 grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by three brothers, Francis, Stanley and Casey; and one sister, Mary Sherfinski.


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Sunday, September 30, 2012
sunday portrait week 136Labels: sunday portrait
001. It's been a while since I've done one of these huh? I don't know why they've stopped. I post my face on this blog constantly so it felt like it was a bit silly doing this because I started it when I didn't show my face so much but hey. It's Sunday and I'm currently sitting at my laptop trying to plan the week ahead and try and get some solid thoughts and posts ready to post on my blog!
002. This week I've been to and from London once again. I went to a TresSemme event for the launch of their new Texture range on Tuesday night at the Heron Tower and we ate at Duck and Waffle which was actually incredible. The food was never ending and the wine was flowing. I'm sure a few of us a bloggers were nursing a sore head the next morning! I stayed at Emma's with Kate and then the next day we popped to a Clarisonic event. Then this weekend I went down again for some freelance work and to sort a few things regarding my new house (see point three!). I also ate a lot of food and was very very lazy, The best kind of weekend (:
003. Other awesome news from the weekend has to be the fact I have a new house! It's all signed and will be paid for tomorrow so all I'm waiting for is a move in date. Hopefully it will be about two weeks, but considering this week has flown by I'm hoping it will come around sooner rather than later! No more dreaming about storage or sleeping on floors! I literally can't wait to have all my nice things around me and access to all my stuff. I'm really struggling without my usual skincare, hair care, makeup collection and most importantly my lack of shoes! One pair is simply not enough.
004. Blogging burnout seems to have subsided a bit over the last week and I'm getting inklings about getting back to it. It's probably been a month now since I went a bit missing in action from the blogging world- and honestly I'm so happy I've taken a step back. It's refreshing in some ways to not worry about things like what time of day to take photos, if I'll have time to post before I go out, replying to PR enquires, making sure I have enough content for the week. I've been blogging pretty much daily for three years now and been doing it "full time" for the past year. It got to the point where I felt stale and although not forced I just didn't really wanna sit down and do it. I think it's so easy to get burnt out, uninspired and feel like you're not relevant anymore in such an over saturated and constantly changing "game". Honestly I can't say how inspired and refreshed I feel after taking a little leave and planning what's next for my two blogs and what I want to do next. What excites me most is that my new room has absolutely perfect lighting so I can't wait to set my tripod up and snap some images. I never really wanted to be a "full time blogger", it was just something that happened after I finished university. While I do a lot of freelance projects with various brands, I don't know if it is time for me to get a "real" job and stop living the blogger dream!
Monday, September 24, 2012
where are you?Labels: llymlrs
image 1: primark jacket, ebay ring
image 2: monki dress
image 5: with zoe & topshop dress
image 6:american apparel leggings via asos*, topshop top and boots, river island coat
image 7: primark dress, asos high tops*, zara bag, vintage coat
So, What's going on right? Basically I've been trying to move house for the past three weeks or so but it completely fell through last weekend and Im currently back at my Mum's in Ludlow. Unfortunately we had one of the most nutcase and unhinged landlords (his names Karl Evans and properties in the Clapham/Balham area, ooh name and shame!) left us in the lurch by literally treating us like children and storming out of our contract signing. It's not the end of the world as I do have somewhere to stay at the moment. But the major downside is because I work from home I couldn't really stay with friends in London as I really don't wanna be a huge burden. So I've moved home for a bit. I've seen places I like over the past few days and hopefully I can keep looking while I'm away so my flatmate can go check them out. Everything goes so quickly in London and in the area we want to live it's a real struggle getting a 3-4 bed at the moment.
Obviously my blogging schedule is completely out of the window and I really haven't had any time to blog let alone trying to think about what to post about. All my stuff is in storage now and I can't lug my tripod and tons of clothes or makeup around with me so it's going to be a bit tricky for a while. So I'm going on hiatus for a bit. I'll be back for sure just whenever I actually have a proper roof over my head in London again! I'll post some sporadic updates when I can, but I think instagram outfits might be all I can muster up for the time being!
I know most people understand where I'm at and why I can't blog at the moment, and I really appreciate your patience and understanding while I'm away. I just thought I'd do a official post on it as I know not everyone follows me on every social media platform under the sun!
Monday, September 17, 2012
london fashion week ss13 day threeLabels: lookbook
(photo by Jaime from Boy Meets Fashion)
bralet: new look
skirt: H&M
jacket: boohoo
hat: asos
scarf: river island
shoes: swedish hasbeens via sarenza*
bag: zara
The wonderful and ever so talented Jaime from Boy Meets Fashion kindly took some outfit snaps for me on Sunday Afternoon and sent them over to me today. I spent Sunday at LFW doing street style for some get the look features I'm planning on doing at some point. I also wore Xen Tan Absolute Luxe Fake Tan if anyone is wondering about my brownness. I didn't like it at first and the hefty price tag really puts me off the idea of repurchasing it but the colour is stunning. Tanned without being too orange as this is the colour I naturally go in the sun!
Sorry I'm all over the place at the moment and the blog is really, really suffering as a result of it all! I'll update you all tomorrow on my personal goings on. Things have messed up a bit in my life but I shall get things up to speed tomorrow and what's going to be happening with the blog going forward! Anyone who met me over the weekend can see how stressed out I was about work, blogging and home so it might be nice to get it all out in a blog post! Dear Diary, Mood Apathetic.
Sunday, September 16, 2012
LFW SnapsLabels: etc, things ive done
Just some snaps from Felder Felder and one from Moschino. I have more shows tomorrow so hopefully some more snaps! I had an amazing seat at Felder Felder so was able to snap away happily and actually get a fair few good shots! And then last night at Moschino Cheap and Chic I was able to admire the FROW. Alexa Chung (wearing a JW Anderson x Topshop jumper!) Daisy Low and Kelly Brook were across from me and Gemma it was amazing!
Friday, September 14, 2012
london fashion week ss13: day oneLabels: lookbook
(photos by Lily from What I Heart Today)
jacket: beyond retro
dress: asos
necklace: primark
bracelets: black tied* and topshop
bag: zara
shoes: topshop
nails: models own bubblegum* & topcoat i'll reveal soon!
shoes: topshop
nails: models own bubblegum* & topcoat i'll reveal soon!
I'm absolutely physically and mentally drained and it's only day one. There is something about the air during London Fashion Week that positively kills me. I had to dip home for a few hours to recover between shows, take a disco nap and blog. I've been to Zoe Jordan and Bora Aksu so far and then off to Felder and Felder (my fave!) and PPQ tonight. Possibly off to the PPQ Afterparty but I don't think my body can take it! I've been going to LFW enough now to know I'm never going to get street snapped like Rumi or Susie. So I just went with comfort in an easy and stylish way. I wore my favourite ASOS oversized dress and my "transformer" Primark necklace with my Topshop boots and a little jacket I got from Beyond Retro. I actually really like my outfit today because I felt comfortable, simple and stylish without being over the top. I've found basically one of the only reasons some people go to Fashion week is to look outrageous! I just think London Fashion Week is so weird as everyone really pulls out all the stops and then there are some people that literally look so effortless stylish all I want to do is bottle that bit of coolness and live that look myself! Le sigh, Sorry if this doesn't make sense. My brain is broken. I'll have coverage to show you all tomorrow though (:
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
leather sleeved jacketLabels: lookbook
vest: asos
skirt: topshop
jacket: river island
boots: topshop
hat: topshop
bracelet: black tied*, claires accessories*, regal rose*
nails: essie cute as a button
lips: mac please me
I think I might be obsessed with leather (or faux leather) sleeves! This is a recent addition to my jacket collection from River Island. I tried this little beauty on a few weeks ago in Westfields and then had to ask the Internet if they thought I should buy it. Obviously the answer was a resounding yes and I swiftly went to check out. I bought it home and my two housemates ending up getting it as well. It's completely sold out online now and I have a feeling it might be sold out in store but don't hold me to it! Debuting my new collarbone piecing today as well as I feel they have healed suitably well considering they were a mess when I first had them done. I'm really happy with them and love how they have turned out! I got the first set done back in April on my Birthday but my plan was always to get two lots on each side so I went back and got the second set done earlier last month!
Monday, September 10, 2012
sweet cheeksLabels: lookbook
dress: asos
jacket: river island
necklace: topshop
boots: topshop
socks: primark
bag: zara
bag: zara
bracelet: claires accessories*
nails: essie cute as a button
lips: mac please me
I had my phone stolen this weekend and Im moving house this week so everything is a bit messed up and Im super stressed out. Things seem to have fallen back into place today thankfully, so it's not too bad! Trying to relax a bit and calm down! Tonight I think Im gonna chill and watch a soppy film or something!
Friday, September 07, 2012
feeling thisLabels: lookbook
top: asos*
jacket: missguided*
leggings: american apparel via asos*
shoes: river island*
bracelets: claries accessories*, topshop & black tied*
ring: topshop
necklace: regal rose
nails: maybelline ceramic blue* and urban outfits twinkle
Gosh I feel like this is definitely one of those ~"courtesy of"~ blog posts which I personally really dislike. I'm all for a bit of product placement within the blogging industry, I get why it happens and how it benefits brands and bloggers. But If I'm honest, I personally really don't really enjoy blogs where almost every item is gifted. I feel it takes away from the personal element a tiny bit and I can't put my finger on why it rubs me the wrong way so much. Even from a blogger point of view who regularly gets offered stuff I find it tedious seeing it, so I have no idea how it looks to people who just read blogs. Mini ranty blogger rant over. The outfit.
I kept it simple with a huuuugeeeee massssiiiiveee overrrriszedd tee from ASOS, my ol' faithful american Apparel leggings and a recent addition to my wardrobe this pleather and denim jacket from Misguided. The ever so lovely Sara said I could pick a few items to style and this was one of them I knew I just had to get my grubby hands on. I think the mixture of denim and pleather sits really well together and gives it a bit of an edge to a pretty boring outfit! Also pulled out my River Island Flatforms today, I haven't worn them in a while in favour of my beloved Alvin's but I forgot how nice they look on. I think they really flatter my figure and my legs!
Thought I'd include the video I filmed earlier as well as it's the same outfit so you can kinda see it moving a bit! I added the necklace later as it felt a bit plain without it!
video: metallics @ westfieldsLabels: video
To follow up on my post about A/W Metallics heres the video that goes alongside the post. I'm so happy with the outcome of the video as I'm always so nervous when someone else films me! I wish I could do more stuff like this in the future on my Youtube Channel! Will have to see if I can look in to getting someone to film me! Hope you enjoyed watching as much as I enjoyed being a part of it!
Thursday, September 06, 2012
video: asos military haulLabels: lookbook, video
jumper: asos*
shirt: asos
collar brooch: asos
skirt: asos*
hat: asos
boots: tophop
bracelets: claires accessories & black tied*
rings: H&M and topshop
One of the items I picked, this oversized green Aran jumper is something I've wanted for years. My friend Sophie wore one once and I was literally green (punny) with envy when she told me it was vintage. Flash forward a few years and it's one of those items that I've always wanted but just haven't found the right one. I got this in size 12 which is actually a touch too big for what I wanted but it will do just fine. It's a oversized cut so if you're looking to buy I'd say stick with your usual size rather than size up or down. I paired it with this leather mini skirt which is just perfect. It has the right ammount of stretch and looseness so you can wear it comfortably without having to worry about sitting down and it ripping at the bum or something!
Tonight I'm popping off to Fashions Night Out. I was supposed to be at a Topshop x JW Anderson event but Im desperately trying to find somewhere to live at the moment as I'm being kicked out on the 19th September! Im really sad I had to miss that as it was my first time being involved with Topshop events wise, but I have to be a adult about it and find somewhere to live first!
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also the 2 small stickers on the front of the toaster that are there for advertisement on the new toaster left a slight shadow (residue?) on the front. they easily pealed off but left a shadow on the finish that I had to use a light cleaner (goo-gone for plastic) ... tried a light cleaner (endust for electronics) which can even clean monitor screens but that did not work nor a soapy sponge.
** note to the reviewer with issues of toasting only one side *** make sure you are not using the BAGEL setting. it only runs the INSIDE elements to keep the bottom of the bagel from getting toasted.
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