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The desert kingdom of Morocco offers an eclectic mix of Roman ruins, bustling souks, Imperial cities, rugged mountains, deep gorges and spicy aromas. Explore the Sahara on the back of a camel and camp out under a blanket of stars, trek or ski in the beautiful Atlas Mountains or learn to surf in laid back Taghazoute. Relax by the coast in charming Essaouira, discover ancient kasbahs, soak up the heady atmosphere in Marrakech's Djemaa el Fna – the world's most exuberant market place, wander through the blue & white medina of Chefchaouen or simply relax by the sea.
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Being the extremely hard working chap that I am I decided recently that I needed a holiday and since Ryan Air were flying to Fes for the measly sum of £50, Fes became the destination. This was to be the … Continue reading
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This product works great!!! I have never had stronger, longer nails. I bought it after I took my acrylics off and needed some nail strength, now I dont even need fake nails, mine look better than ever and Natural!!
I always find the price of O.P.I. insane....I went to my nail salon and off Broadway and they were selling it for 7.00 a bottle...I live in Vancouver B.C., and usually Canada sells EVERYTHING for double the price it should be.
Check local nail salons for good deals on O.P.I., I have also found the double pack, top and bottom coat from the salon for 10.00 for both.
O.P.I. is amazzzzing!!!
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WOW!!! This product really works! I purchased original nail envy 2 weeks ago for about $18 & cant believe the results! I had very weak brittle thin nails & now they are healthy & growing rapidly! I would absolutely buy this product again!
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I've never really had "nice" nails. They break so easily, mostly due to my two jobs. I work in a kitchen/restaurant type setting for one job, and then my other job is at a salon where I'm constantly using heavy-duty sanitizers which seem to eat away at my nails. I received "OPI Nail Envy & OPI Avoplex" combo pack as a birthday gift from a friend with gorgeous nails. It's certainly working wonders. I follow the directions as best as I can. If you layer, layer, layer over a period of time without removing every now and then, then yes your nails will turn a yellowy hue. So follow the instructions for best results. I haven't ever used any other nail strengthener so I can't compare this product to anything else, but I'm satisfied.. so I would repurchase. I recommend it to others.
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I purchased this strengthener last Wednesday and have been diligently using as directed. So far, I love the results and have been monitoring my nails quite frequently. The day after I first used the treatment I noticed my nails to have already changed. My nails have never looked and felt better :)
** One major issue I have is the price **
For only ONE bottle it costs 19.95$ [I live in Canada] and so I highly, highly recommend to purchase a two for one deal. I ended up buying a strengthener and a cuticle oil treatment for 19.95, both created by OPI.
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well i got this product at winners for soo cheap it came with a free nailpolish remover and wipes,when i first used it my nails kept peeling with the polish but then after a while it worked like a charm and i just cannot stop using it
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This fixed my brittle weak nails , i couldn't believe what it did to my nails made them like new healthy and i can actually grow them out now! But do not keep sing this bottle after you finish the bottle if you keep using more bottles it will make your nails weaker. So just one bottle is enough for the time. Amazing product that actually works!!
I was wearing gel nails for about three years but than I had to switch back to my natural ones. As you could imagine my nails weren't healthiest, however my manicurist recommended me this treatment. For about two months, I lacquered my nails every day with this polish. It took some time to old damaged nail to grow away, but now I have very strong nail (almost comparable to the gel one).
Now I'm using it as a base coat and I'm very happy with it.
I bought this product quite a while ago and I'm almost through 3/4 the bottle.
I absolutely love this product. It keeps my nails very strong and I notice that my nails grow really fast since I've been using it.
My nails turn yellow after removing the polish.
It's incredibly difficult to get anymore product out of the bottle even though I see a huge amount pooled at the bottom of the bottle.
The product is around $17-$18 in the US and I find that a bit pricey for a product, even if I love it.
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Nail Envy has improved my nails significantly. My nails would bend easily, break and peel. After I began using Nail Envy they strengthened with a week. I use it as a base coat, over nail polish to help it last longer, and on it's own.
This is, by far, the best nail strengthener out there. It makes your nails hard like a rock. You only need one coat. I find with consistent use of this product, my nails get long. They don't chip, crack or peel.
Applying this product regularly does not dry out my cuticles or nails at all. It smells pretty much the same as any other nail polish.
This product is on the pricey side. In Canada, it costs $20+. I think it is well worth it. I have never come across a product as effective as this one.
The product can be purchased at a number of salons or beauty outlet stores (e.g. Trade Secrets). You'll get a better deal at the beauty outlet stores.
You also don't need to apply it everyday. I find I need to use it roughly 2-3 times a week. Stays on great and leaves your nails rock hard, even if you are constantly using your hands for cleaning, etc.
One negative I found is that when the polish starts to get low, for example, when there is about 25% left in the bottle, it will dry out. I have found that this happens to me everytime, regardless of how long I've had the bottle for or how I store it. Reminds me of mascara that way...you'll never finish the entire bottle before it dries out. The product is otherwise PERFECT, and a staple in my nail care routine.


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This small fishing village bordered by a pebble beach, has preserved several Manueline buildings dating back to the initial settlement. In the main square, occupied by a public garden, you will see São Salvador church built in 1533. On the opposite side of the square, the old domus municipalis has Manueline windows. The street which branches to the east of the square takes you to the town hall, a beautiful 16C building.
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Rua S.Fernando P - 9100-157 Santa Cruz
Overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in a tranquil area of Madeira, Vila Galé offers deluxe accommodation with a wellness centre. It features an infinity pool, beauty treatments and nearby golf facilities. Fitted with anti-allergic duvets and modern furni..
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80 How To Use Your G Pen – Instructional Video by Snoop
Snoop Dogg takes you step by step on how to use your brand new G Pen Herbal Tank. If you haven't already picked one up, visit Snoop's G Pen site to get one of the new Double G Series editions!
1 New Snoop Lion Music Video – "Get Away"
Snoop Lion has just released his new music video for "Get Away" from his Grammy-nominated album REINCARNATED. Featuring production from Major Lazer and vocals from Angela Hunte, the song gives us a laid back reggae vibe inspired by Snoop's transformational journey to Jamaica. The music video, directed by Ashten "Whoopi" Winger and animated by Mykola Dosenko, pays homage to his love of video games.
Have you also seen the recent release of "Smoke The Weed" from REINCARNATED?!
5 Snoop & Family Visits the White House
When Snoop visited Jamaica to record his album Reincarnated with Diplo, he mentioned that he wanted to make music that he could perform in front of The President. Well last week, it all came true, as he was a guest performer at the Kennedy Center Honors. See behind-the-scenes footage of Snoop's visit to the White House with his wife and daughter. The album Reincarnated was also recently nominated for a Grammy.
6 Snoop Welcomes Superstar PSY to GGN
Nemo Hoes, aka Snoop Dogg, sits down with worldwide superstar PSY to the GGN studio. Check out their interview talking about his mega hit Gangnam Style and the growing hip hop culture in Korea.
Make sure to tune into WestFestTV every Tuesday for a brand new episode of GGN!
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Check out the brand new episode of Underground Heat, the weekly countdown show curated by big Snoop himself. Shout out to Little Simz all the way from the UK, taking the top spot this week!
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0 Snoop and Dam-Funk Release "7 Days of Funk"
Today, 7 Days of Funk (Dam-Funk and Snoopzilla) release their self-titled album on iTunes, Amazon and Rdio. The King of Modern Funk meets the smoked-out scion of G-Funk on the 7 Days of Funk album, featuring Bootsy Collins, Kurupt, and DPG, out on Stones Throw Records.
7 Days of Funk Release New Video for "Hit Da Pavement"
"Hit Da Pavement" follows the further adventures of Dam and Snoop after the house party featured in the video for "Faden Away". The time, we ride along with the pair as they cruise the streets of Los Angeles in Snoop's baby blue Lincoln Continental. Check out the video above!
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Check out the Rdio New Music Weekly clip of "Do My Thang" featuring Dam-Funk & Snoopzilla above! 7 Days of Funk is also streaming exclusively on Rdio through December 24. Listen here to a special bonus track "Wingz," which will continue to be available only on Rdio after the streaming exclusive!
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Hmmm. I had been told, long ago, that illiterate Westerners (mostly Christian, of course) would sign documents with an "X", and kissed it, and preferably had it witnessed. I was told that it was the sign of the cross. Could it have been the Greek chi, instead, or did it, in the way of simple shapes and signs, tangle several roots together?
"Cross my heart and hope to die." (Sounds like swearing on a holy symbol.)
Is it really lying if I cross my fingers behind my back? (Not for us kids, it wasn't!)
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Sunburnt brain... Now that's a super villain origin story if I ever heard one.
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Re:Its transparent.... (132 comments)
Sunburnt brain... Now that's a super villain origin story if I ever heard one.
Re:Two Minutes Hate (667 comments)
It's not hate, it's recoil. Time and time again, Creationism seeks to undermine legitimate scientific thought in order to shout its psychobabble at us and expect us to call it 'legitimate science.' Those who recoil aren't doing it out of hate or disgust, but well-founded fear-- the fear of what will happen when religious ignorance dresses up as science for Halloween and people actually take it seriously. It's not just ignorant though; it's irresponsible, because it affects public policy. Texas representative Joe Barton SERIOUSLY said that the 'great flood' from the Bible was evidence of climate change not being influenced by human activity. These are the ideas that are truly terrifying because they poison people's minds and any responsible scientific mind would do everything it could to assist in debunking these ridiculous ideas. Again-- not hate, recoil-- recoil out of fear on behalf of the whole of society.
They are obligated to behave this way? (406 comments)
Some time ago, someone commenting on yet another patent conflict between Apple and Samsung suggested that Apple was obligated to defend its patents for fear of losing them. My understanding of this premise is that if a company owns a patent on some technology and does not defend itself against any potential forms of patent infringement, then that company could potentially lose that patent. Under these conditions, a company would be given incentive to fight any and all things that even resemble patent infringement just as a way to insure that they will never lose their patents. Is there any legitimacy to this claim? If so, this would simply say that patent law needed to change (which it surely does regardless), not that Apple's behavior needs to change.
Re:There are also significant risks to old mothers (192 comments)
I am a 24 years old male and in a serious relationship with someone who is 38 (female). Our situation is, of course, rife with stigma and expected impracticalities, but one of the larger ones we have faced is the dilemma of at some point having a child. We are both aware of the extensive research done on maternal age in relation to congenital problems and disorders, but we were always under the assumption that paternal age doesn't present too much risk. Obviously, my being young does not exactly 'decrease' the risk of the development of congenital disorders, but certainly it seems to not 'increase' that risk. Looking forward, it's a precarious and frightening decision for us to make for a number of reason, the risks involved with maternal age certainly being one of them.
The Definition of 'Human.' (101 comments)
An important element to this conversation is what we do and do not consider to make us human. There are plenty of people walking around with pacemakers, prosthetic limbs, and metal in their skeletal structures. We don't question their humanity, and yet by definition they are 'cyborg.' If I have a contact lens, or hell a surgically implanted visual augmentation system, will my humanity come into question? Will it change who I am? If I walk around with a device implanted in my stomach that tells me how many calories I've consumed and the nutritional breakdown of those calories, will I no longer me human? The definitions of 'cyborg, trans-humanism, post-humanism' aren't the only things at stake when we talk about this. The definition of 'human' is also at stake. Changes in technology have always been incremental enough for human beings to perceive them, adapt to them, and become comfortable with them. It might be, before we notice it, that we will have adjusted to content of 'cyborg' before e adjust to the term 'cyborg.'
The creationists! (141 comments)
Finally, we have proof that the creationists are wrong! Alert Mr. Ham!
Turing Test. (241 comments)
While I find the concept of achieving eternal life for the AI version of myself rather... well, stupid. I do think this startup starts up an interesting version of the Turing Test. I would be curious to see what the version of me they could create would seem like, and whether or not either strangers or family/friends could distinguish between the 'real me' and the 'AI me.'
Re:What about skin? (67 comments)
Great video. Not exactly what you're speaking about, but quite similar in effect. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXO_ApjKPaI
Obligatory... (277 comments)
Long... Hard... How long can it last? That's what she said, that's what she said, that's what she said!
Not Tweeting. (57 comments)
The saddest parts of New York City are not where people who own mobile devices and laptops convene. The saddest parts of New York City are where people are wearing trash bags, begging for food and shelter... They are not begging for attention by Tweeting their pretentious frivolity.
5.4 Trillion Dollars. (366 comments)
According to Wiki, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_list_of_billionaires, the 1,426 billionaires in 2013 have a combined net worth of $5.4 trillion. So those people could afford to build 6 of these structures and an additional one about half its size (assuming the cost to size ratio is linear).
GMO is scary... for now. (358 comments)
Genetic modification of crops in a formal sense scares people for now. But, this is a young technology, and current genetic modifications are made, to a certain extent, blindly. While these modifications have known effects, they are also bound or at least potentially bound to have unknown effects as well. The reason, however, that these do not scare me so much is that this technology will only progress, and we will only gain a better understanding of how these modifications are affecting our crops. Hopefully, we can make decent decisions ab out regulating this in the mean time, but I think it won't be terribly long before we can make genetic modifications that are solely safe and hopefully better for consumers. In terms of the historical progression of agriculture, there has never been a time in human history that we have NOT modified the genes of our crops; only, we have done this through controlled abuse of the relatively quick and convenient evolution of crops given their short lifespan (new generations are quick to rise). Barely anything we eat today would be naturally occurring in actual nature. We designed these things to occur through comparatively (to GMO) crude methods. Bigger watermelons, redder strawberries, beefier wheat, or what have you. GMO could be the next step in this progression of healthy and nutritious foods IF done correctly. All the same, with knuckle-heads controlling the direction of GMO, it could have vastly different and unknown consequences. I'm simultaneously nervous and interested to see where it goes with a little more time.
Re:Professor Moron! (808 comments)
I think you've misinterpreted this notion of a more robotic labor force as some sort of idealism, altruism, prosperity, instead of simple economics. He seems to want to say that robot labor will be cheaper than human labor; and here, your thesis is correct. Humans very often seem to value short term gain over long term gain, and more importantly personal gain over utilitarian gain. If a manufacturing company recognizes that it can make a bundle of profit off of laying off 90% of its human workforce in order to 'employ' machines, it very well might ignore the fact that this will put a lot of human beings out of work. This already occurs in outsourcing human labor in one country to cheaper human labor in another country.
This is not necessarily a Utopian idea to say that the undeniable rise in machine intelligence could possibly result in an incurable rise in human unemployment. There won't necessarily always be something for uneducated, unskilled workers to do in order to scrape by and make a living. We see more and more that higher qualifications are typically required for not so difficult work. College education instead of high school education is becoming a norm these days; how long until one must receive a master's degree in order to be considered economically competitive? This isn't to say that I know for sure that machine intelligence will entirely make obsolete human labor, but it seems rather plausible that if there is a cheaper (more consistent, safer) alternative to human labor, then companies that are admittedly not altruistic entities will not hesitate to make changes that will negatively affect the humans that depend on them for employment.
The question then would become, yes, what will the world look like at that point? What if we really do see consistent 25% unemployment? How do we support those people who could not help being replaced? Will we be expected to and will we even desire to rise to that new challenge? Will it be necessary, or will abundance of resources support that burden?
I'm not sure its moronic to ask these questions in a serious and critical way. In fact, I think there is every reason to. Worst case scenario, we're wrong. Best case scenario, we've had thoughtful discussion on a particularly meaningful and potent topic in development of human economics and the capitalistic concept of earning one's keep.
A new model for passwords? (538 comments)
I can admit immediately that I know incredibly little about this subject. So, I'm wondering if the cure for this issue is not necessarily longer passwords, but a different style of passwords? Ignoring the shear inconvenience of a model like any of the following, would they indeed solve the problem? 1) Require captcha every time we enter a password? 2) Include a captcha style word displayed on the page that is tacked on to the end of your personal password? (If my password is 'dogs1337,' and the captcha is 'gelmug,' the new password would simply be 'dogs1337gelmug') 3) Require two distinct 8+ character passwords? Any of the above would at least allow for a significant increase in possible password combinations if all we are worried about is the ability to brute force 8 character passwords. But, I suspect that might not be the only worry?
Neuroscience anyone? (470 comments)
Physics has gotten a lot of attention in response to this question, but what about Neuroscience? As a field of science, the study of the human brain really only picked up speed about 100 years ago. And, that was more so in the hands of neuro-philosophy and psychology (Freud, Bergson, etc). Neuroscience only very recently began looking like what it does today; we have only just touched the surface of answering meaningful questions about consciousness, memory, thought, pattern recognition, emotion, perception. We have only just begun to realistically pose these questions in the context of science, as opposed to a context of philosophy of the mind. We may even find, once our understanding of our brains progresses, that we weren't even asking the right questions about these subjects to begin with. The one consistency about humanity's relationship with any field of science throughout history has been that, over and over again, we think we have figured mostly everything out and all that's left is the grunt work. But every time we reach that conclusion, the next generation of scientific progression flips it on its head. Humanity as a collection of thinks will always believe it knows more than it doesn't know and it will always be sheepishly mistaken. It may be the case that we are capable of answering most of the questions we know to ask (though I doubt this as well), but the bigger truth is that we haven't yet thought to ask the questions most worth asking.
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http://science.slashdot.org/story/10/11/29/0410239/aging-reversed-in-mice Not so long ago, Slashdot saw this story on how scientists were able to prevent the splicing of telomeres from chromosomes in mice in order to allow not only prevention of aging, but de-aging. The only problem was that these mice inevitably died from becoming riddled with cancerous tumors. So now that this development has occurred, are we one step closer to having mice that cannot die of natural causes?
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I can't speak to whether or not Anonymous utilizes sophisticated hacking tactics, because I honestly don't know. I can say, however, that if they really are as simplistic as you want to say they are, then that suggests a real problem for the security of some rather important and powerful organizations/corporations. They have supposedly meddled with Bank of America, Sony, NATO, the CIA? If the security of these groups is flimsy enough to be upset by some simple guess work and child-like pranks, what does that really say? Again, I don't know enough about it to give an opinion. It just seems to me that if they really are responsible for the things they claim to be, then it is probably likely that they have some clue as to what they're doing.
Red ring of death? (543 comments)
Okay, so what happens to all of the games I bought when my 720 inevitably red rings? Do I get to buy all of those games over?
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Sounds like someone shot 10 high powered lasers -- delivering 200 petawatts of power for less than a trillionth of a second, and ripping open space time -- into your fruit loops.


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Fully on-trend with this Flat Age Society showcase, Selfridges has put a twist on its annual Bright Young Things talent scheme by featuring work from a somewhat more mature creative scene. (Thanks to fellow Flat Ager, David Whitbread.)
14 artists, designers and musicians – all strictly 40-to-80-somethings – have been invited to design window displays and present limited edition products online and in store at the Bright Old Things Boutique.
So shuffle your bones along to the iconic department store to be inspired by the experience-informed imaginings of a 70s punk legend, an architecturally-trained topiarist and a food writer-turned-folk-artist. She's the one with the super-fresh specs, by the way. Who, when asked what inspired her to change career, quipped,
"The menopause. Or I had a psychotic break. Or the muse bit me in the bum. In other words, who knows? It hit me like a bolt of lightning and changed my life forever… Of course, I am not really an old woman, just cleverly disguised as one."
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Ever wondered if your face is –ahem– alarming? You're about to find out.
Welcome to the facial recognition intruder alarm, simply known as… 'Welcome'. Unveiled at 2015 International CES, French company Netatmo's first home security device houses a camera that can tell the difference between your domestic tribe and a dodgy trespasser.
As soon as movement is detected, the device alerts your smartphone, putting a name to the face if recognised. You can also snoop around your home if a stranger is detected, via the Welcome app's camera feed. Darkness offers no protection to prowlers either, thanks to infra red night vision technology.
Puts a new spin on being the head of your household.
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Is your forearm ready for the future? It could be your new interface, if French tech start-up Cicret bring their 'working prototype' to market.
A game-changer in functionality, if not wearable aesthetics, the Circet Bracelet projects a touchscreen directly onto your skin. So you can flick through emails, play (one-handed?) games, and navigate calls or city streets all with a click of the wrist.
If crowdsource funding continues as planned, we could see this device gracing arms by the end of the year. It'll be interesting to see how the handsomely hirsute, or multiply-mole-speckled arm will fare in the glare of a beamed-out screen…
Even so, Apple Watch better watch out – this is tech to give your left arm for.
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Outdoing others is not the zeitgeist for 2015. Beating yourself is. We're not talking self-flagellation, but self-motivation. Or rather, Nike is.
To inspire runners across the pond to out-perform their 2014 track records, they've turned to man-of-the-moment illustrator, McBess, and data gleaned from its Nike+ members. The result is more than 100,000 personalised animations that feature your own, big-eyed avatar training in your home city, complete with the actual atmospheric and aerobic challenges you battled through in the last 12 months.
With content shaped by location, weather and movement data, crafted into the French-born illustrator's signature style, runners can relive their last year's achievements and – hopefully – feel like smashing them for 2015. A sweaty workout has never looked so cute.
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A sweltering tropical night. A campfire and cold one. And the inevitable, uninvited guests, swarming round and putting you off your punchline. Mosquitoes: the bane of the alfresco beer drinker.
The solution? Holiday in Papua New Guinea! There, the Heineken-owned SP Brewery has created an ingenious, eucalyptus-infused carton to deal with the pests. This natural insect repellent, sprayed onto the packaging, releases bug-bothering fumes when chucked on the flames. So now the national hobby of enjoying a fireside beer can continue without the malarial party crashers. Definitely tastier than Deet, too.
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There's no question in our minds that Adriana Lima is on the short list of sexiest supermodels ever. Today, the Brazilian bombshell celebrates her 31st birthday, and we have to say, since her earliest days as a Victoria's Secret Angel in 2000, she's had the sultry look down to a refined art. And we're not just talking about her racy GQ covers and appearances in swimsuit catalogs — she's amped up the sizzle factor with her smoldering blue-eyed gaze alone in the likes of Elle, Vogue Paris, and V Magazine. One of our favorite Adriana moments? Her seductive turn as a retro siren à la Sophia Loren in the February 2011 issue of Vogue Italia. Needless to say, we can't wait to see what the stunning supermodel has in store for us next. In the meantime, click on for 20 of her sexiest editorials to date.
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We have been raising RIR layers since 2005, we picked them because we learned they are a recovering species, and known as a dual bird, used for their meat or eggs the bird is great for homesteading. They just take longer to get to their revenue generating stage. They take longer to start laying eggs and for the males to get up to weight as apposed to their crossbred cousins. Hence, their demise as production birds for the masses and their near extinction on farms.
We found all of their traits to be true. We also found that the meat bird might be small but it is flavorful. Moreover, once they start to lay they are prolific layers. They lay an egg every twenty-five hours or so and they do this for about three years. They then start to decline from one a day to one every two, then one for every three and so on.
By the fifth year they pretty much stop laying and this is were the worst part of farming comes into play. I have chronicled coming to terms with processing meat birds, and the layers. Meat bird are around a lot less time then layers. Meat birds are only around for ten to twelve weeks and although I work with them, everyday I do not get as attached. That is because the meat bird never gets over the skittishness.
Behaviorally, the layers go the opposite direction, once they start to lay. I was giving a tour when one of them jumped up on my shoulder, it was the first and only time that happened but it was proof that they get over their shyness. When the layers see you coming one will start running towards you with this funny little waddle of a gate. Another will see the first one and start to run, then the rest will come, some will flap their wings and take flight (if you call being six inches off the ground and cover a distance of three feet flying) but it is the cutest sight and no matter the situation just brings a smile to your face.
By the second year, they not only come up to you, but they squat down to be picked up, they jump on the tractor and ATV and ride with you. Here is a picture of one on the ATV.
I took a couple of pictures and then decided to see if it would ride with me to go feed her family. I did not think fast enough because I could have taken a video. I will be prepared next time, but I did take a couple of shots while we were moving. She stayed on until I got around the barn then she decided the ride was over. Yes, they are skittish at first, however when giving tours the older ones are at their best while delighting both child and adult.
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I have seen a lot of boxwood in Toronto damaged over the winter. My boxwood, particularly mycrophylla, on the side facing south is mostly brown. This is the first time in 10 or 12 years, since I've planted them they have had such damage. The winter was brutal, no question about it. As it's warming up, I'm noticing more and more of my plants not showing any signs of life. Japanese maple, roses, pea schrub and probably few more. Surprisingly, rhododendrons and azaleas have survived without any damage. About boxwood, I have removed some of the brown leaves. Is there anything else? |
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Yes, I found the same - 2 of my 6 roses died and the rest are very damaged...some box wood too...and quite a lot of perennials. I'm no expert, but the only thing I thought I could do was the same as you...pruning out the real dead parts...maybe shape them later when/if some new growth surfaces... |
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I have a few boxwood and only one has any significant damage. That one is on the north side of a 6ft fence. All my other boxwoods, facing east, facing west along the foundation of the house, came through the winter with minimal to no damage at all. |
yes, several boxwood died. I have 2 I had carefully shaped over the years and now dead. 4 -5 others have died out too. 1 butterfly bush died but as i had just transplanted it out last season, it probably wasn't entrenched enough to survive the deep freeze. I also a rose bush that died. I haven't yet seen my elderberry come back, but we'll see. if it's not the deep freeze that killed it, it's the pathogen that will. My harry lauder walking stick is infested with blight,. I may have to cut it down. |
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Accessing scientific info no easy task in Canada
OTTAWA -- A scientist discovers one of the biggest holes in the ozone layer ever found is sitting over the Arctic, but after his report is published in a respected scientific journal, the Canadian government won't let him speak and writes his responses to media questions for him.
Scientists at an international conference in Montreal are shadowed by government communications staff to make sure they comply with an order not to speak publicly on the issue of polar science.
A reporter can't get information from Canada about a scientific research experiment but gets the information from an American agency in mere minutes.
It may seem like part of a paranoid 1984-like dreamland, but these are all things that actually have happened in Canada in the last few years.
The Environmental Law Centre at the University of Victoria and the national lobby group Democracy Watch say it has to stop.
The two last week wrote jointly to federal information commissioner Suzanne Legault, asking her to investigate whether the government is violating the Access to Information Act by enacting policies that make it difficult, if not impossible, for the public to even know what kind of scientific research is being done and therefore unable to know what records to request.
"There are few issues more fundamental to democracy than the ability of the public to access scientific information produced by government scientists -- information that their tax dollars have paid for," the groups wrote in their letter Feb. 20. "We as a society cannot make informed choices about critical issues if we are not fully informed of the facts."
A 128-page report, Muzzling Civil Servants: A Threat to Democracy, was attached to the letter. It was the result of research done by law student Clayton Greenwood. It lists numerous examples of scientists being muzzled or forced to deliver certain responses and specifics from government communications policies that clearly lean toward not telling the public much about anything, ever.
The fundamental disagreement is over who owns the information. Is it the politicians who run the government of the day or the taxpayers who actually paid for it and whom the government is supposed to serve?
The answer should be obvious. But then there is politics.
The concern of the government seems pretty clear. According to the muzzling report, Environment Canada in 2007, for example, enacted its first-ever formal media relations policy that includes requiring approval from the Privy Council Office before anyone can answer questions from the national press gallery or major media outlets.
The policy says the department should speak with one voice, have co-ordinated messages and even notes "interviews sometimes result in surprises to ministers and senior management."
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So it's all about controlling the message. But it also leaves open huge leeway to simply not report to the public the findings of scientific research or to report in such a way it doesn't conflict with government policies or ideology.
If there is a project that has leaked toxic substances into the water supply or the soil, wouldn't you want to know about it up front, not through some rainbows-and-unicorns version that lets the government downplay the problem, or worse, not tell you at all?
If there is a scientist who can explain why salmon are disappearing in a B.C. river, why can't she be allowed to speak to the public about her research?
Some may think this is the media whining about not getting information, but the media, be they mainstream outlets or independent bloggers or even a private citizen tweeting or posting information on Facebook, are the main way most Canadians get information about what the government is doing.
It's all well and good to have a communications strategy -- in fact, it's a necessity in the era of the 24-hour news cycle. But the strategy should be about facilitating the government's ability to respond, not about facilitating ways not to.
It will be very interesting to see how Legault responds to this latest request. She already doesn't think the government is that open. Just two weeks ago, she said the government's response to access-to-information requests has hit an all-time low. Legault even said Canadians should be "angry" about it.
But if Legault finds the government is in fact muzzling civil servants and violating its access to information law, there isn't much she can do about it. Unlike her counterparts in Britain and Australia, Legault can't order the government to do anything. All she can do is recommend changes.
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The theory behind the Bill of Rights says that our rights exist whether or not the Bill of Rights says we do, or because it is convenient, or because it is logical to your mind. We have them because they are part of our nature as human beings, and the rights in the Bill of Rights confirm that there are certain aspects of our nature as people in which the government has no authority to intervene.
The ability to freely think, speak, associate with others, and move about, or the ability to worship as we please, or not worship at all, involve our sovereignty over our own minds and persons. The government cannot compel moon-landing doubters and conspiracy theorists to disavow their crackpot ideas. Not because the crackpots are necessarily right (sometimes paranoid bastards ARE right, after all), but because our government has no sovereign right to rule our minds. An earlier commenter related the 5th amendment protections as analogous to the 4th interms of search and seizure. I view the 5th amendment's right to not self-incriminate as more like an intersection of the 1st and 4th amendments, because it involves not just our things, but our thoughts. I see it as self-evident that our thoughts are more closely bound to our being, and more deserving of impenetrable legal protection than our effects.
At their root, "Rights" as the Constitution lays them out are an explicit restriction on governmental power. Not the other way around.
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If you do well, or someone helps you do well, you end up going to a prestigious school, and then onward to great things.
If you don't do well, and no one bumps your grades, you end in a downward educational and intellectual spiral, and end up coding websites for the CISCE.
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In a video with the article, the experimenter can be seen cutting a deep slice into the pork flesh while real pigs blood is being injected into the flesh at the same time. Soon after the flesh is cut, the blood starts flowing freely. However, as soon as the gel is applied on the cut and second liquid sprayed over it, the bleeding suddenly stops."
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I mean, a guy arrested at the scene of a mass shooting, covered in blood and holding an assault rifle, screaming about how the aliens in his head told him to murder all of mankind... still gets a trial. Timothy McVeigh (the second biggest terrorist to attack US soil) got a trial. People who systematically abduct and rape hundreds of little girls and hide their bodies in barrels get a trial.
I'm certain the US would have loved to put him on trial. If he had wanted one, all he had to do was surrender. The loonies you mention, both hypothetical and real, seem to have been willing to be taken alive. Whether he really believed in his 72 virgins or not, he obviously preferred death to arrest.
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The recent leak of diplomatic cables offers more evidence that the USA does not seem to respect it's allies. Like what? You really think France or Germany would attack the USA? Not in 1000 years. Most of Europe is not the military, war-waging type. I have a hard time imagining how the USA can justify spying on these countries and their officials. If even the closest allies of the USA are treated with so little trust and respect, then I'm not certain any country can fully trust the USA.
Do you really think that other countries are not doing the same to the US and everyone else? Of course they are. Their cables just haven't been leaked yet.
As far as Europe being all peaceful, present-day Europe has been mostly peaceful, except for some regional wars in the Balkans recently. But prior to the cold war, Europe was nothing but wars going back to the Roman empire and beyond. Even during the cold war, NATO was predicated on the assumption that Europe would again be a battleground, and would need defense. Current events make Europe look peaceful. History, not so much.
Technological superiority, be it military or otherwise, is a race held on a treadmill. Standing still isn't an option. Railguns might buy us 5, 10, 20, maybe 30 years until someone else invents their own (or steals ours), much like stealth fighters, which are now in various stages of making their way into the arsenals of potential opponents around the world.


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In today's fast paced world, dating is a topic that many guys have questions about. While there are sites geared towards finding women, there are guys that just want to know what to do to be successful in their dating relationships.
There are many people who have questions about their relationships or about the things they should be doing, and blogs are the answer.
Whether you are new to the dating scene or just need some advice on what you should or should not do to get a great woman, a great place to look is men's dating blogs.
Men's dating blogs will help you find answers to questions you do not know how to ask, don't want to ask out loud, or simply just don't know who to ask, all in the comfort of your own home.
These 6 men's dating blogs will help you find the information you need to start a new relationship, take the one you are in to the next level, or even just give you insight into the elusive minds of women; all written for and by men who are dealing with the same things you are.
For a completely different take on men's dating advice, our first stop on the list of top 6 men's dating blogs is "Sex and the Single Guy" from Marieclaire.com. This blog is written by Rich Santos, a self-admittedly clueless guy when it comes to dating. Rich gets his answers directly from the source; he poses the questions and allows females to provide their answers, which can provide some exciting insight into how the male and female thought processes differ.
This is made quite clear by the most often commented blog "8 Types of Guys that Won't Commit". In this entertaining post Rich describes the different types of males who may be quite difficult to find commitment with, and gives insight into why these types are the way they are. Even though the blog is written in a sort of question and answer method, the questions posed are actually relevant to any man who wants to get a leg up in the dating game.
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For those who are already in relationships, there is plenty of information for them too, including advice on how to deal with the frightening engagement ring buying process, and how to deal with sex that could definitely use some improvement. If you are looking for a men's dating blog that gives information and insight from actual women, this blog should help you find the answers to all your questions, and some you didn't even know you had; and the great thing is it isn't written in a way that makes it obvious that a woman is doing the explaining.
If you are a guy that truly wants to know what a woman thinks about the different aspects of dating like sex, text messaging, commitment, and even watching your favorite team play together, this blog will provide a fresh take on many of these topics. Be warned, there are some articles that can get pretty racy!
Davidwygant.com is the second in our list of the top 6 men's dating blogs, and this site is packed with advice from David Wygant. David is a well-known dating coach who has used his blogs, websites, videos, and books to help men and women figure out what they are doing wrong in the dating arena, and he does it all while just being a normal, average guy. He has had a great amount of success through his blogs, radio shows, books, and television appearances, but unlike many coaches he doesn't have the typical letters after his name.
David explains that he just wanted to help guys like him figure out and understand the dating process, and he figured he was just as good as the next guy in getting this information out there. David's blog is packed full of videos and guides to help any guy find the answers to those burning questions, including grooming tips, decorating advice to make your bachelor pad more woman-friendly, text etiquette, and advice for how to deal with holidays in the dating scene. Interestingly, the most-commented and popular article on the site is Dating Tips for Single Parents, even though a majority of users (according to Alexa page ranking) are college-educated men with no children.
Davidwygant.com is a very informative site that allows users to ask their own questions, and they actually get answered in a thoughtful manner. The blogs on this site are different from many of the top blogging sites because it provides detailed information that explains how men should use their own personalities to their best advantage, without having to resort to cheesy pick-up lines or pretending to be something they are not.
David puts his real-world experiences to use and strives to create blogs that are relevant to today's online and offline dating scenes, and he has become one of the leading dating experts today even though he does not have a degree. He is also a writer, and he does plug his written works throughout his blog; however, he does so tastefully and when the books are actually relevant to his posts. The blog also encompasses Gant's Playboy radio and television appearances, of which there are many. If you are looking for a men's dating blog that will provide you with more than just the standard "do this, don't do that" type information, davidwygant.com is definitely a dating blog that you should look into.
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The third stop on our list of the top 6 men's dating blogs is the Dating Guy blog. This site is written by a guy who decided to share his dating experiences after he re-entered the dating scene. He provides in-depth articles on many different aspects of dating, including how to pick up women in general. While this blog seems as if it would be a bit on the cheesier side, the author strives to provide information that is relevant to different issues dating men face. The site currently lists fifty-six different approaches that guys may use to try to get a date. The interesting part about the blog is that the author actually gives a play by play of each different approach, and how each one turned out for him.
If you want to find out whether or not it is a good idea to try to talk to a woman at a coffee shop, bar, a book store, or at the grocery store, this site will give you some pointers on how to make these situations work in your favor. If you are looking for more than just a what happened type blog, don't worry – this site has several other articles that provide great dating insight too. This dating blog also includes articles that are meant to help those guys who are in "friends with benefits" type relationships, as well as more detailed ones like "How to Pick Up a Woman in 15 Easy Steps". From trying to figure out how to keep a successful dating relationship going to determining whether you need to change some of your current dating practices, this blog just might be what you are looking for.
Number four on our top 6 men's dating blogs is called Social Natural, and with over 9,000 page views this month alone, there is obviously a lot to talk about! This site is geared towards men who are trying to improve their dating life, but also includes loads of information to help guys make connections in general. Dating is really no different than any other interaction that involves meeting new people, and this blog helps men understand the different things they can do to improve on their social skills in general.
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You are invited to make your choice as to who you thought was Burnley's best player in this game.Charlie Austin, scorer of our goal, was the winner in the last game against Barnsley at Oakwell on Tuesday night in a game that ended in a 1-1 draw. But who will be your winner this time?
Points towards the Clarets Mad Player of the Year will be awarded to the players who are in the top four positions.
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