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As the mom of princess loving 6 year old, I wanted to try to help
We did DxDP last trip, and are happily doing it again. We also enjoy dining out and the time for the meals doesn't seem like an imposition. The best advice I got doing DxDP for the first time was to leave 5 hours between meals. I didn't follow it, and I wish that I had. I'd try to leave 2 hours between BBB and CRT. After the BBB you'll want to get your DDs photos taken (well I like to do it right away before she gets rumpled). A little extra time can't hurt. I've only heard good things about Narcoossees and Citricos. For what its worth-we chose Narco over Citricos for this trip as well. It's the menu we're most interested in, and if it's not the best meal we've ever had-we'll live. Flying Fish was on my short list for this trip. I can't wait to try it, and Jellyrolls is a ton of fun! Be sure to grab a times guide on your way into the parks each morning. We set up our plan of attack at meal times. I've found Epcot to be the hardest park to get to every princess. Go into it knowing that you won't be able to go country to country in order. There will be lots of backtracking. And, Mulan can only be found at Epcot and Pocahontas at AK if they're important to your girls
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Honestly Nacoosees was really that bad and so were the Mosquitos! If you are a foodie you will be completely disappointed, there are such better 2 credit options! Almost all of my friends have had the same experience, mushy lobster, not that great of service etc. we even had the perfect wishes seat and it didn't make it worth it
Also don't forget it is food and wine, you will be so disappointed if you don't partake in some of it so plan a bigger space between meals on Epcot days. Food and wine is an absolute blast. Do not go to Epcot on a Saturday night during food and wine it is insane! It will not be enjoyable for your little ones For crystal palace even if your reservation is at rope drop time you will still be let in 15 min early! For all your reservations you really do want to show up 15 minutes early, so figure that in If you are using Disney transportation even that time of year it can take over 45 minutes to get 1 place to another. We always rent a car now it does save time but it still takes longer to get to places than you expect. Like pp said plan time for travel at least 35 minutes if in car longer on transportation. |
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Obama's belief that pot's less risky than alcohol (sort of) is refreshing, says Mason Tvert
In the latest issue of the New Yorker, President Barack Obama says marijuana isn't more dangerous than alcohol and is actually less so in at least one significant way.President Barack Obama.
Obama, who admits to smoking pot during his younger years but has spoken critically about the substance, hasn't turned into a cheerleader for weed.
But Marijuana Policy Project spokesman Mason Tvert is still upbeat about the President's statements and hopes they signal more progressive cannabis policies on the part of his administration.
In the New Yorker piece, penned by David Remnick, Obama initially addresses the subject of marijuana in a manner reminiscent of his comments in an interview with Barbara Walters from December 2012.
"As has been well documented, I smoked pot as a kid, and I view it as a bad habit and a vice, not very different from the cigarettes that I smoked as a young person up through a big chunk of my adult life," he tells Remnick.
But then he breaks new ground to some degree by adding, "I don't think it is more dangerous than alcohol."
When asked if he believes marijuana is less dangerous than alcohol, Obama grows cautious, arguing that it's not as risky "in terms of its impact on the individual consumer." Then, after stressing that pot smoking is "not something I encourage, and I've told my daughters I think it's a bad idea, a waste of time, not very healthy," he takes on the subjects of enforcement and race.
"Middle-class kids don't get locked up for smoking pot, and poor kids do," he maintains. "And African-American kids and Latino kids are more likely to be poor and less likely to have the resources and the support to avoid unduly harsh penalties." As such, he goes on, "we should not be locking up kids or individual users for long stretches of jail time when some of the folks who are writing those laws have probably done the same thing."President Obama during a 2011 appearance in Colorado.
He also references Colorado and Washington, the two states that have legalized recreational pot sales. In his view, their efforts should be allowed to move ahead "because it's important for society not to have a situation in which a large portion of people have at one time or another broken the law and only a select few get punished."
Tvert's response?
"It's refreshing to finally hear our nation's top governmental official acknowledge that marijuana is less harmful for the consumer than alcohol," he says. "Although it's somewhat odd that it has to come as a surprise when our President simply acknowledges a fact -- an obvious fact. But the evidence is clear, and finally, it appears our federal government is shifting toward a more evidence-based approach. And hopefully this translates into action."
One obvious step Obama and company could take pertains to allowing marijuana entrepreneurs in Colorado and Washington to use banking services, as can other legal businesses. Based on reports he's received, Tvert believes this fix is already underway. As such, he feels the first priority should be "Congress taking action when it comes to changing specific marijuana laws."
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Congrats , good stuff Tom.
Leave for parents is one of the most attractive things about Canada. That is a really cute kid, y'all did a good job!
Congrats buddy!
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Congratulations, Tom. He is indeed adorable.
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Congrats Tom! Enjoy these first few days with the three of you before starting work again!
congrats... really exciting news. Having gone through this all myself recently, feel free to bug me any time you have questions about anything.
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Awesome, Jon! I'll be sure to hassle you. First questions, of course are, how soon is too soon to get him grinding away with me in the shop, and what should be his first kitchen knife?
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i had a plan for this... we were going to get him wooden knife shaped toys to play with... then, when he was a bit older, we were going to tape the knife to his hands and put him in a swing... then, we were going to add a stone... i figured by 2 or 3 he would be helping me sharpen :P


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Even after dozens of albums having been released, Senmuth still manages to throw the occasional curveball into his music, and the way he composes it. With 'Zekhenu Uaut Setekh', Senmuth makes his first one-song album, and while some may consider that nothing more than a singles EP at first glance, this single song (called 'Intermediate's Disaster') clocks in at around forty-one minutes long. While this may be a very exciting prospect for a familiarized listener of Senmuth's music (such as myself), the actual music itself is not all that dissimilar from the typical ethno-ambient work, making this an album that contributes little in the overall scope of Senmuth's vast discography.
Concerning the album/song title and the overlying theme, the album revolves around the destruction of the Middle Kingdom in Egypt, an apparent spiritual sequel to the album 'Rstw', which dealt with a similar matter. As a result of a theme that revolves around the decay of a civilization that Senmuth obviously holds in high esteem, the music here is dark and tense, but not to such an extremity that it makes the rather dull music here sound much different from anything else Senmuth has written.
The music falls firmly into dark ambient territory, with a couple of recurring themes throughout the drawn out piece to give it a bit of structure. However, anyone expecting any sort of 'epic' here will come out dissapointed. The music here reprises many of the instruments Senmuth typically uses in his music, including atmospheric electronics, electric guitars (either pseudo- melodic lead work, or crushing industrial rhythms) and the tribal percussion work that's defined some of his earlier work.
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