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A few years ago, in a seminar for new temple presidents, Elder James E. Faust, told about his being called to serve as a General Authority. He was asked only one question by President Harold B. Lee. "Do you wear the garments properly?" He then asked if President Lee wasn't going to ask him about his worthiness. President Lee replied that he didn't need to, for he had learned from experience that how one wears the garment is the expression of how the individual feels about the Church and everything that relates to it. It is a measure of one's worthiness and devotion to the gospel.
I believe there is a critical body of knowledge relating to the temple garment. When that knowledge is obtained, Latter-day Saints filled with faith wear the garment and wear it properly, not because someone is policing their actions but because they understand the virtues of the sacred clothing and want to "do good and be restored unto that which is good." On the other hand, when one does not understand the sacred nature of the temple garment, the tendency is to treat it casually and regard it as just another piece of cloth.
Paul counseled: "Wherefore take unto you the whole Armour of God, that ye may e able to withstand in the evil day and having done all, to stand." There is, however, another garment, or garment of the holy priesthood. This garment, worn day and night, serves three important purpose; 1 it is a reminder of the sacred covenants made with the Lord in His holy house, 2 a protective covering for the body, and 3 a symbol of modesty of dress and living that should characterize the lives of those who follow the savior.
I have often been asked, when and what activities can I take the garment off? The fundamental principle ought to be wear the garment and not to find occasions to remove it. Thus, members should not remove either all or part of the garment to work in the yard or to lounge around the home in swimwear or immodest clothing. Nor should they remove it to participate in recreations activities that can reasonable be done with the garment worn properly beneath regular clothing. When the garment must be removed, such as for swimming, it should be restored as soon as possible.
In the D&C 84:20,21: "Therefore, in the ordinances thereof, the power of godliness is manifest. And without the ordinances thereof, and the authority of the priesthood, the power of godliness is not manifest unto men in the flesh." When we go to the temple and receive our own endowment, we are put under covenant by an ordinance in the "washing and anointing". We have placed upon us the sacred garments of the Priesthood, to be a reminder of this great ordinance.
I is my prayer and counsel to all you marvelous missionaries to remember, that the ordinances and covenants we participate in, in the Temple are precious to us. They are a part of the restored Gospel given to us through the Prophet Joseph Smith. Maybe the most important part of our "Temple experience", is not what we do in the Temple, but what we remember and do with our lives as we leave the Temple.
(Some of these thoughts and words come from a talk by Elder Carlos E. Asay of the Seventy)
Till we meet again!............... President Burtenshaw
Letter given to Missionaries of Philippines Olongapo Mission.
News letter #3: November 20 - 27, 2006 Philippines Olongapo Mission
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I need a show name for my baby! I'm not going to show him yet, but I want to pick out a show name for YouTube videos and such
His registered name is Gone To The Game. Eh, it's kinda cute, but I want something more BOOM! Like MIEventer's Quantam Leap. That just sounds so unforgettable! I love that.
His barn name is Monster. If you could incorporate that into your ideas, that'd be cool, but I'll take anything!
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Article: Opioid Titration and Conversion in Patients Receiving Morphine Sulfate and Naltrexone Hydrochloride Extended Release Capsules[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To determine the number of steps and identify characteristics associated with attaining a stable dose of morphine sulfate and sequestered naltrexone extended release capsules (MS-sNT). Data from an open-label, long-term multicenter study designed to assess the safety of MS-sNT for managing chronic (≥ 3 m), moderate-to-severe pain were analyzed post hoc. Initial MS-sNT dose was 20 mg twice daily (BID) for opioid-naïve patients and 50% to 75% of current daily opioid dose for opioid-experienced patients. Dose adjustments upward/downward were allowed throughout the study with ≥ 3 days between increases; opioid-experienced patients could increase ≥ 24 hours after initial drug dispensing. Nonopioid analgesics were permitted as rescue medication. Stable dose was defined post hoc as one maintained for 2 consecutive study visits. Overall, 69% of patients (n = 319/465) achieved a stable dose; 85% (n = 272) achieved a stable dose in ≤ 2 titration dose adjustments or "steps," and 96% (n = 305) achieved a stable dose in ≤ 4 steps. The mean time to stable dose was 28.9 days (standard deviation [SD], 34.1 days); the median was 12 days. A stable dose was achieved in 70% (118/168) of opioid-naïve patients (mean, 24.2 days [SD, 33.4 days]; median, 8 days) and 68% (201/297) of opioid-experienced patients (mean, 31.7 days [SD, 34.3 days]; median, 25 days). A stable dose was achieved by 79% (19/24) of patients who previously used morphine, 64% (27/42) who used oxycodone, 59% (47/79) who used hydrocodone, and 71% (83/117) who used multiple opioids. Baseline pain scores were similar between patients who did and did not achieve a stable dose. At the time of stable dose achievement, average, least, worst, and current pain were all decreased from baseline. The study provides information about anticipated rates of achieving stable opioid dose in patients who received MS-sNT for up to 1 year to manage chronic, moderate-to-severe pain. Both opioid-naïve and opioid-experienced patients achieved a stable dose of MS-sNT, generally in ≤ 2 steps. Opioid experience and previous opioid use may influence ability to achieve a stable dose and number of steps required. More studies are needed on the anticipated experience of opioid titration/conversion to help physicians and patients set expectations for initiation of and conversion between opioid therapies.
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ABSTRACT: Morphine sulfate and naltrexone hydrochloride extended release capsules contain extended-release pellets of morphine with a sequestered naltrexone core (MS-sNT). Taken whole, as intended, morphine is released to provide pain relief; if tampered with by crushing, naltrexone is released to mitigate subjective effects of morphine. This open-label study assessed long-term (12-month) safety of MS-sNT in patients with chronic, moderate to severe pain. Safety assessments included determining adverse events (AEs), laboratory assessments, and the Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS). Analgesic efficacy was assessed (diary) as worst, least, average, and current pain using an 11-point numeric scale (0=none; 10=worst). Of 465 patients receiving one or more doses, 160 completed the study. Most patients (81.3%) experienced one or more AEs, most commonly constipation (31.8%) or nausea (25.2%). Thirty-three patients (7.1%) reported serious AEs; one patient's severe gastrointestinal inflammation and colitis were considered possibly study drug-related. Most discontinuations (30%) occurred in the first month, most often because of AEs (23.7%). There were no clinically relevant changes in laboratory results or vital signs, and no clinically significant electrocardiogram changes deemed study drug-related. During each visit after Week 1, 5% or fewer patients had COWS scores indicating mild withdrawal symptoms (range, 0%-4.8%). Five patients, who did not take the study drug as instructed, had scores consistent with moderate withdrawal. MS-sNT yielded statistically significant improvements from baseline in mean scores for all pain diary items for all visits, except Week 1 for least pain. In this study population, when MS-sNT was taken as directed for chronic, moderate to severe pain for up to 12 months, most AEs were typical opioid-related side effects. Mean COWS scores remained low, indicating lack of withdrawal symptoms and appropriate transition off the study drug at completion.
Article: Morphine Sulfate and Naltrexone Hydrochloride Extended Release Capsules in Patients with Chronic Osteoarthritis Pain[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To assess the efficacy and safety of morphine sulfate and naltrexone hydrochloride extended release capsules (EMBEDA; MS-sNT), which contain morphine sulfate pellets with a sequestered naltrexone core, in treating patients with chronic, moderate-to-severe osteoarthritis (hip or knee) pain. This phase 3 study had an enriched-enrollment, randomized-withdrawal, double-blind, multicenter design. Patients (N = 547) were titrated to an effective dose of MS-sNT (20-160 mg/day). Responders (n = 344) were randomized to 12 weeks maintenance with an effective MS-sNT dose or were tapered to placebo over 2 weeks. The primary efficacy measure was the change from baseline (CFB) in diary average-pain scores (0-10 scale, Brief Pain Inventory [BPI]) from randomization to the last 7 days of the maintenance period. Secondary efficacy measures included the remaining BPI scores and Western Ontario and McMaster Universities (WOMAC) Osteoarthritis Index. Opioid withdrawal symptoms were assessed by the Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS) and Subjective Opiate Withdrawal Scale (SOWS). The study ran from January 10, 2007 through November 8, 2007. MS-sNT maintained pain control better than placebo (mean CFB, diary average-pain score, -0.2 +/- 1.9 vs +/-0.3 +/- 2.1; P = 0.045). Change from baseline for MS-sNT pain-diary score (worst, least, average, current) was superior during the maintenance period visits, weeks 2 to 12 (P < 0.05). WOMAC composite score CFB was superior at most visits. MS-sNT was generally well tolerated, with a typical morphine safety profile. No patient taking MS-sNT as directed experienced withdrawal symptoms. MS-sNT provided effective analgesia in patients with chronic, moderate-to-severe osteoarthritis pain, with a safety profile typical of morphine-containing products. Naltrexone sequestered in MS-sNT had no clinically relevant effect when MS-sNT was taken as directed.
Article: Poster 238: Efficacy and Tolerability of ALO-01 (Morphine Sulfate Extended-Release With Sequestered Naltrexone Hydrochloride) Capsules in Patients With Chronic Moderate-to-Severe Pain From Osteoarthritis of the Hip or Knee


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I think what happen with the Ravens offense while Billick was there was the same thing that happened here since the nolan era started. Too many mistakes at the QB position. Billick had Dilfer,Grbac and Boller as his main starting QBs (anthony wright,jeff blake and chris redman bridged the gap betweeb Grbac and Boller.) We all know Dilfer was asked to just not make mistakes and then was pushed out after the Superbowl to make room for Grbac who retired after just 1 season with the Ravens after playing good in spot duty for the niners. We all know what happened when Boller started. The problem is when you miss at the QB position it sets your franchise back significantly.
If Billick can get the right QB under center for the 49ers if hired, I believe he has enough creativity from his OC calling days at Minnesota to make the 49er offense a formidable one. The other offensive weapins are in place.


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Democratizing Wildlife Management: Designing Effective Citizen Participation StrategiesEPA Grant Number: U914976
Title: Democratizing Wildlife Management: Designing Effective Citizen Participation Strategies
Investigators: Chase, Lisa C.
Institution: Cornell University
EPA Project Officer: Jones, Brandon
Project Period: January 1, 1996 through January 1, 1999
Project Amount: $102,000
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Research Category: Academic Fellowships , Economics and Decision Sciences , Fellowship - Economics
The objective of this research project is to improve decisionmaking in wildlife management through effective design and evaluation of public involvement strategies. This project focuses on community-level approaches to stakeholder involvement, and it explores methods for deciding which types of citizen involvement are optimal in different situations, given contextual constraints. To promote critical reflection and help managers increase their capacity to involve stakeholders in decisionmaking, this project emphasizes collaboration with wildlife professionals and stakeholders in wildlife management conflicts.Approach:
A conceptual framework for assessing stakeholder involvement in decisionmaking is being developed, applied, and evaluated. The development of the framework is based on a review of literature as well as qualitative and quantitative inquiry of stakeholders and wildlife managers. Examination of the relative importance of evaluative criteria in specific situations provides guidance for linking public involvement techniques with contextual concerns. The framework is being applied to two wildlife management cases where stakeholder involvement is currently employed or contemplated. Specifically, this project examines elk management in Evergreen, Colorado, and deer management in Cayuga Heights, New York. Based on the criteria identified in each case and situation analysis, public involvement techniques will be selected and combined to develop strategies unique to each situation. The insights derived through contextual analyses will be used to evaluate the conceptual framework and inform theoretical models of decisionmaking. In addition, this project will contribute methodologically to techniques for understanding and managing controversial situations.Supplemental Keywords:
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Emory University Concert Choir
The Emory University Concert Choir is considered to be one of the finest collegiate choirs in the country. The group has been selected to sing at both the Southern and National conventions of the American Choral Directors Association. They have given performances throughout the world, including Avery Fisher Hall in New York City, St. Paul's Cathedral in London, the Berlinerdom in Berlin, Karmelitow Boysch Church in Krakow, and St. Nicholas Church in Prague. More information about the Emory University Concert Choir.
University Chorus
Music majors and non-majors, undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff, alumni and neighbors come together to rehearse weekly, united by their common love of singing. The University Chorus performs 3-5 concerts a year including, A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, major works with the Emory Symphony Orchestra and Emory Wind Ensemble, and Barenaked Voices. More information about Choral Studies.
Emory University Symphony Orchestra
The Emory University Symphony Orchestra presents dynamic and varied performances of repertoire embracing music from the Baroque to the twenty first-century, often combining forces with the Emory choirs to feature masterworks of the rich symphonic-choral tradition. True to the spirit of the liberal arts environment, the 100-member orchestra draws its membership from not only the Department of Music but from all disciplines across the campus. Although largely populated by music majors, the orchestra warmly welcomes the participation of 20-30 non-majors and graduate students with appropriate backgrounds.
The orchestra presents five concerts each year on the Emory campus. In addition to collaborations with faculty and other distinguished guest artists, students have the opportunity to perform as soloists with the orchestra as winners of the annual concerto and aria competition. More information about Emory University Symphony Orchestra.
Emory Wind Ensemble
The Emory Wind Ensemble (EWE) is a select group of instrumentalists who serve the University community by performing high-quality literature for winds and percussion. Programming represents a wide variety of both wind band media styles and genres from several centuries of composition, designed to provide full exposure to the masterpieces for winds and percussion from the Renaissance through the current day.
The EWE is comprised mostly of undergraduate music and non- music majors who wish to continue their music-making experience at the collegiate level. The ensemble performs two concerts each semester, regularly participates in premieres, tours the United States and abroad, and is a national leader in the commissioning of new works. More information about the Emory Wind Ensemble.
Jazz Studies
The Jazz Studies Program at Emory is a comprehensive program with courses in improvisation, history, private instruction and large and small ensemble performance. Our mission is to educate students about the rich tradition of American jazz while providing insight into the creative process through performance and analysis.
Our program is comprised of artist-educators whose backgrounds provide a wealth of industry experience and expertise. Our jazz students are a mix of undergraduates and graduates spanning the liberal arts. Students have the opportunity to develop their performance skills through the study of classic repertory in our smaller ensembles while the big band focuses on essential traditional literature of the past and present. More information about Emory Jazz Studies.
World Music Ensembles
Established in the autumn of 2007, the world music program is a comprehensive curriculum of academic courses, research training, private music lessons, ensemble classes and public concerts.
Directed by Emory faculty and artist affiliates from the Atlanta community, the seven Asian music ensembles in the program presents several public performances throughout the year, with over 50 students across Emory University, teachers and guest artistes performing Chinese, Indonesian, Korean, North Indian, South Indian and Tibetan musical traditions.
Drawing on their performance experience, research students learn both the academic and performance approaches to the ethnomusicological study of musical cultures. Many of them have received research grants to conduct intensive field research in China, India, Indonesia, Ireland, and Korea, presented research papers at conferences of professional societies, and several have successfully completed honors thesis based on their music research. More information about the World Music Program.
Organ Music at Emory
The Emory Department of Music offers master of music and master of sacred music degrees in organ performance programs led by University Organist Timothy Albrecht. You can hear the Jaeckel Op. 45 organ and Emory's three other concert organs in action at University Organist Recital Series events. More information about Organ at Emory.
Vocal Studies
The vocal program at Emory is for the student who is moving toward a career in music, or one who simply wishes to sing. Emory's Vocal Studies area includes approximately twenty-five music majors among many other students who are either voice minors or studying voice for credit or non-credit. With four voice teachers in the program students have ample opportunity to explore the craft of singing working on technique and artistry as it relates to them individually. There are many performance opportunities on campus as well including the opera/musical theatre workshop called StageWorks, master classes with world renown teachers, art song symposia, solo recitals, and voice classes. More information about Vocal Studies at Emory.
Emory University Chamber Music Program
The Emory University Chamber Music Program provides many rich opportunities for students to perform music in small, intimate settings such as trios, quartets and other instrumental combinations. The program supports an average of ten groups per semester that generally include string quartets, piano trios, the Emory woodwind quintet and the Emory brass quintet. Other combinations in the recent past have included a Tango group (violin, guitar, piano and bandeleon) in addition to a variety of eclectic instrumental mixes. Each ensemble performs a representative selection of their repertoire at the end of semester Chamber Music Concert. More information about ECMSA.


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Happy 2016: Ten Years, A Pigeon.
So, 2016 is just around the corner, and it's a year I am very much looking forward to. Amazingly, 2016 is the tenth anniversary of Pigeon Blog! Yep. I've been telling it how it is for pigeons everywhere for ten whole years. Mental. Have to say, it's flown by.
Incredible to think that when I first started, tablets didn't exist, phones were most definitely NOT smart, and there were absolutely no Gs involved in any mobile coverage. Everything back then was much, much slower.
Saying that, life was still seriously full on for me. I was living in Central London on Beak Street and, being the only pigeon with any sort of social media capability at the time, the pressure was on to deliver. The workload got so much at one point, I tried to involve a couple of pals in reporting for me, but it never really worked out. Take upcoming comedian, Frank, for example. I gave him a slot back in December 2006 called 'The Frank Report'. Click below to see what happened when he tried to interview a load of geese in Hyde Park:
December 2006 – The Frank Report
Then of course 2007/2008 saw the rise of the aggressive squirrel prompting me to start my 'Operation Stop The Squirrel' campaign. This was a post from when everything was getting rather heated:
December 2008 – Squirrels Up The Anti
As you can probably tell, I've been doing a lot of looking back over the years recently, hence the lack of up-to-date posts. Sorry about that. The reason is I'm working on a little something to celebrate being at it for ten years. Watch this space. Exciting.
Anyway, enough of the past. What about this New Year's Eve? Pigeons are already gathering in Gunnersbury Park. Good times. We're planning on an Acton flyabout later hoping to find some sort of spillage or another. Anyone in the W3/W4 area fancy leaving us out a little saucer of something special, it would be much appreciated. Personally, I'm not a fan of the Stella, but anything else. Craft beer would be nice..?
Here's the crowd starting to build:
Good times.
Looks like Jerry on the left is well on his way already!
So, a big up to 2016 everyone. May it be everything it should be.
Bring it on.
Your good pal, Brian Pigeon.
Rupert Duffet – A Spokesbird For The Gulls
Weather aside, I'm having a cracking time being back in W4. Love it. To be honest, I'd forgotten what diversity was like. Down in Brighton it's kind of one pigeon fits all. In London we're talking pigeons of all shapes and sizes, literally. From the fat posh ones in Kensington to the nut jobs in Brixton to the pigeon literati in Shoreditch. As a result, no two pigeons are the same, and thankfully the conversation often flows beyond food, seagulls and the weather.
That said, I did get talking to Geoff the other day about the reason why seagulls get so much airtime in Brighton. It's because there are bloody millions of them. Everywhere you turn there's a seagull screaming in your face.
Anyway, he started to tell me about Rupert Duffet. Genius. Duffet is a seagull who's recently flown over from Calais and keeps popping up all over London trying to 'educate' pigeons on the upsides of the seagull. WTF?
Of course I had to go track him down at his next scheduled appearance in Gunnersbury Park last week:
As I got nearer, I realised why there was only one pigeon listening. Duffet was mainly speaking French. Speaking French to a bunch of pigeons from West London was never going to go down well.
I asked the one that seemed to be listening if he understood what Duffet was saying.
"Mais, oui." He said. "Je suis Jean-Philippe." Not wanting to extend the conversation any further, I simply asked him if he knew when Duffet was speaking next.
When they came out, the only words I understood were 'St James's Park', so that's where I went today to see if I could find him, and I did:
Duffet was friendly enough and happy to chat. A little too friendly I thought when he came in for a cheek kiss. It's what they do in France, apparently.
For a start, it turns out his name isn't Duffet like bucket, it's pronounced something more like doufflé. FFS. It wasn't a good start. Frankly, overall he just sounded like a total rambling nutter, and probably is.
As I only understood one word in every five, and three of them were 'seagulls', 'pigeons' and 'sharing', I switched off pretty early on.
My advice to you, Rupert Duffet, is learn at least a smattering of English if you're going to go about defending the gulls. That said, I'm pretty sure he won't be coming back any time soon.
London, It's Good To Be Back.
First off, London, remind me why I left in the first place? I feel like a whole new pigeon coming back to roost on my roots. For starters, I'm way better connected to the pigeon world just like in the old days. Also turns out Chiswick really is the place to be for the retiring pigeon. Even though I'm a bit of a way off, it's food for thought for the future. There's loads to do here, and no need to fly any long distances. Suits me just fine! Wings really don't carry it like they used to. Know what I mean? Frankly, anything more than an hour and I'm stiff for days. Maybe I should take up yoga? Where's Olga when you need her?
Another good thing about being back in London is the sheer variety of pigeons. In Brighton the choice was decidedly limited, but here? Jesus.
The sun was out so we went to a new spot yesterday – Chiswick House. Can't believe I've never been there. Only snag is it comes with geese, but then a goose is better than a seagull any day, and I never thought I'd say that.
Anyway, I saw something rather lovely…
Stopped me in my tracks.
Unfortunately, Michael took it upon himself to 'put in a word'. He meant well, but oh dear.
No reaction whatsoever:
'See my mate over there? His name's Bri and he fancies you', wasn't quite the introduction I was after.
Then Steve decided to join in and that was it, game over. She legged it:
Can't say I blame her.
However, not being one to give up, I'll probably head back there tomorrow, or maybe even today. On my own this time, and certainly not with Michael or Steve.
Hello London!
This is definitely the last move I'm going to make. Totally knackering stuff. We sacked the idea of taking any twigs with us in the end. Couldn't be arsed. So, after a few trips backwards and forwards from Brighton up and down the dull-as-fuck A23, we finally found us a decent ledge in Chiswick. For a start, it's an area I know it pretty well even though it was 2006 when we lived here! It's near to Central London but far enough away for a bit of peace and quiet of a weekend. Perfect in fact, and not a seagull in sight. Plenty of parrots though. Jesus. I thought they only lived in Richmond Park, but they're bloody everywhere here. Millions of them. Still, sounds like they keep themselves to themselves most of the time. We'll see.
Loads more outside eateries here now too which is always a good thing on the throwaway front. Soon as we arrived we managed to bag us a half decent slice of organic sourdough pizza. Literally, there it was, a great big piece of it sitting under the table. Not only was it still warm, we had it between the two of us. Mart said it all felt very civilised compared to sniffing around the streets of Brighton hunting for the odd cold chip, and then having to fight over it with a ton of other random birds.
Then I bumped into Doug. Not seen Doug in years! Doug used to be massively into Shakespeare back in the day. I asked him if he still saw Clubfoot Gerry. He said sadly Gerry had returned to being a recluse and was holed up somewhere in Mortlake. I asked him if he still did his Shakespeare recitals, but he said he didn't really perform much these days due to his memory not being quite what it used to be. He was on good form though. Apparently quite a few old pals from Central London have chosen Chiswick for their retirement. Mainly they hang out here on the railway bridge on Turnham Green Terrace.
Even though I'm not quite ready to retire yet, I'd certainly consider a bit of that one day. Just sitting there thinking about shit and watching the world go by…
That said, talking shit, I'd probably give the place a bit of a clean first.
So – bring it on in W4. Good to be back.
London Here We Come!
I've made two big decisions recently. One is I could do with a bath after all this flying about. Not covered this kind of mileage for years. The second one is a massive one – me and Mart are moving back to London. Brighton's been fun and all that, but there really isn't much to do down here apart from look at the sea and take the piss out of seagulls. Having spent so much time in The Smoke recently doing Pigeons Got Talent – more on that in a bit – I realised how much I missed the place. The smells, the sounds, throwaway on every corner, the bridges. To be honest, I can't fucking wait.
We spent a few days up there last week. This is Mart posing in front of one of the 'Don't Feed The Pigeons' signs on Trafalgar Square:
He asked me to take it as it's become a must-have pic for the visiting pigeon. I did draw the line at him jumping in the air though.
The deciding moment came on Saturday when we squeezed in a game of Shit or Miss on the tourists in Piccadilly Circus. Not done that in years either. Good times.
So, now the decision's been made, we just need to decide where to live… When we left London a few years ago, we were on a pucker ledge on Beak Street in Soho. Just looked it up in the archives and it was nine years ago we moved there. Mental.
This was what I wrote about our move day on March 7th 2006, which was pretty much when I first started Pigeon Blog.
Not sure if that particular ledge is available at the moment. Probably not. We may even want to find a quieter spot. Don't know. Guess we'll see when we get there.
So, onto PGT. We've decided to extend it another couple of weeks as the caliber of hopefuls appears to have gone somewhat downhill. We had a good run at first, but the last couple of auditions… Oh dear.
Here's two examples. Let me introduce you to Dianne.
"Hi, what's your name, where are you from, and what have you got for us today?" We said.
"My name's Dianne, I come from Clapton and I'm dancing the Fandango." She replied.
"Hi Dianne. That sounds interesting, but aren't you supposed to have a partner?" I asked.
"I'm going to perform it solo."
"Fair enough, Dianne. Off you go."
Jesus. This was it. Literally. Left leg forward, left leg back, left leg forward, then back again, and with no music:
Seriously. Okay, so she had some rhythm, but considering the definition of Fandango is 'a lively couples dance from Spain', WTF?
Then along came William Shakespeare. I kid you not. He'd actually called himself William Shakespeare. Said he was going to be performing the opening monologue from Richard III. Know the one? 'Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this son of York'. The really famous one that goes on for ages?
He tried it six times and didn't get any further than 'this son of York.'
Anyway, I think we've lined up a couple of good ones for next week, so watch this space. Fingers crossed we can wrap it up after that too. Mart and me have got some serious ledge hunting to do!
Happy National Pigeon Appreciation Day!
Seeing as I totally forgot to promote National Pigeon Appreciation Day due to the hectic schedule of the Pigeon's Got Talent auditions, I decided we'd give it large after today's round. We found ourselves outside Morning Crescent tube station. Originally we were only there to see Bob perform his supposedly splendid head-feather-disappearing act. To say it was a disappointment would be an understatement, although we didn't say anything. All he did was put feathers on his head, and then take them off with his toe. One minute they're on: The next, they're not: Oh dear. Loved the serious face too. Hilarious. Still, at least he gave it a shot. Not quite up to the talents of Taupe – see post below. However, when we told him his audition coincided with National Pigeon Appreciation Day, he got well excited, as did all his mates. One by one they rocked up: Pretty good turn out, and they're still arriving. Word is there's some sort of a warehouse roof party going on in Camden. Good times. Of course a full report will follow, or what I can remember of it that is. In the meantime we're off on the hunt for some spillages. This is Camden FFS. Got to be one somewhere. Bob reckons Camden Market is always a safe bet at this time of night. Here's wishing all you pigeons a very happy National Pigeon Appreciation Day. Let me know what sort of badness you get up to this evening. Be safe, and party on!
Launch Of Pigeon's Got Talent!
It's been a busy couple of weeks putting it mildly. Ever since Sally got in touch asking if I'd help her launch 'Pigeon's Got Talent 2015' – see post below – we've been all over the place auditioning various entrants. Mart did a great job flying about spreading the word, so the response ended up being pretty good. Reason we missed the June 1st launch date was we got stuck in London when the weather turned to shit. Sally's not a fan of flying in the rain so we hung out with pals under Waterloo Bridge, but now we're back, the sun's shining, and we're raring to go.
Only thing we're trying to work out is where's best to hold the final… Some entrants aren't keen on flying long distances, particularly those from London, so we may do it there. Not sure yet. Anyway, to kick it off, here are a couple of hopefuls.
First up, Olga from Stratford who put on a fine performance of some gymnastic moves culminating in a full one-leg-wing-stretch:
She held it for two and a half minutes. Impressive stuff.
Then we met another strong contender in Brighton. A group called 'The Pigeon Ringers' who performed their rendition of 'Cry Me A River':
I'll be posting and Tweeting more of them over the next couple of weeks. Let us know which ones you like. Also, if you happen to spot a pigeon with a particular talent, send me a pic. The final will be in July so there's plenty of time.
Talking finals, I did happen to notice that the winner of this year's Britain's Got Talent was a dog, and a cheating dog at that. Couldn't even walk the tightrope so he got his mate to do it. Outrageous. So, Simon Cowell, how about it? Give us pigeons a go next year. You've no excuse now.
Pigeon's Got Talent
I thought about it briefly back in 2011 when a giant pigeon jumped on Amanda Holden, one of the judges on 'Britain's Got Talent'. In fact, I went as far as emailing Simon Cowell suggesting pigeons should be allowed to enter the show, but he never got back to me despite me telling him all about the amazing 'Pall Mall Collective'. Remember them? The pigeons that did mime? Anyway, thanks to the hard work of a pigeon called Sally, the concept has reached a whole new level: Saturday 6th June 2015 sees the launch of 'Pigeon's Got Talent'!
Bring it on.
Sally used to be a dancer back in the day until she suffered a mild dose of toe rot and had to give it all up. This is her on the right during rehearsals with ex-dance partner, Jacques:
Love to have seen them in action.
Best bit about it is she's asked me to help organise it as well as be one of the judges. Kid you not. Of course, I said yes. Mart wanted to get involved so I told him the most helpful thing he could do would be to spread the word. Get it out there in the pigeon community. We're hoping to attract pigeons from all over the country, so any of you out there fancy showing your wares, let me know! We're looking for pigeons with any sort of talent. Literally, anything at all that you think you can do better than the rest. We've already got the support of Martyn (below) who has held the record for the longest ever leg stand since 2012.
Two days, seven hours, twenty seven minutes and six seconds. Amazing stuff.
Currently we're thinking of hosting it in Brighton, possibly using this as the stage:
It's just outside the Town Hall. However, if we get enough interest around the country we're equally up for a roadshow. We'll see.
Exciting times, and big thanks to Sally for asking me to get involved.
A Spring Chicken Called Frieda
So, you might wonder where I've been the past few weeks. Slough. Kid you not. For those of you who have never heard of it, if you look at the link you'll see why. Its biggest claim to fame is a massive industrial estate. It's a pretty dreadful place, but Mart and me used to hang out there back in the day so we thought it would be nice to take a fly down the memory highway, otherwise known as the M4. Turned out to be a total shlep from Brighton, and then still a right shithole when we got there. Okay, so they've done a bit of urban regeneration, but it hasn't made much difference. It's still as grey and concrete as it always was, just with a massive Tescos where the bus station used to be. One of the best things about Slough back in the day was the Greyhound stadium, and even that's gone. I remember playing Shit or Miss on the racing greyhounds like it was yesterday.
Course we ticked all the tourist boxes. We visited the Jubilee River, walked around a bit on the turrets of Windsor Castle, tucked into some splendid throwaway at the back of Akash Tandori on Burnham High Street, as good as ever. Check out the reviews if you don't believe me. Best bit of peshwari I've ever had.
Sadly, one of the hightlights was going to be a beer festival at the The Royal Standard in Woburn Green, so we went up there only to find out it's this weekend. Real shame too as beer festivals are always a winner. Just wander about under the barrels with the beak open. Carnage guaranteed. Oh well.
Then Mart suggested visiting Dorney Court's recently re-furbed outdoor eating area, so we headed over in the sunshine, and suddenly our holiday took a whole new turn for the better. Soon as we got there, the crumbs were flying with seemingly little objection coming from any of the punters, mainly because we remained at ground level. I don't get why any pigeon would go straight for the table. It's always going to end in tears.
Then, to top it all, we met Frieda. Frieda is a chicken, which is unfortunate as I have to confess I found her rather attractive. She was also one of the funniest chickens I'd ever met. In fact I'd go as far as to say one of the funniest birds I've ever met, and I've met some funny birds.
This is Frieda:
Our first conversation was on the more serious note of life behind wire. I'd always wondered what chickens made of it, so I asked her.
"Know what?" She said, "It's how it's always been, and if it means I'm not going to be ending my days in some fox's gob, I'm happy!" I got her point.
"What do you call a fox with a carrot in each ear? Whatever you like. He can't hear you!" She said.
It wasn't a particularly funny joke, but it was the way she told it. Everyone fell apart.
Then I asked her if she'd ever consider escaping and maybe paying Brighton a visit..?
"Not fucking likely. Not sure I can even remember how to fly!" She said.
Oh well. I'll take that as a no then. I'll definitely pay her another visit if ever I head out to Slough again. So – we're back in Brighton now in time for the festival to kick off. The sun is shining and the tourists are pouring in. Bring on the summer. The throwaways, Shit or Miss on the seafront, National Pigeon Day celebrations – yes, there will be one, even if it's just for the party. Any pigeons out there thinking of coming down to the seaside, now's the time to do it.
Britain's National Bird
Just had a massive argument with a seagull who reckoned it was fair game that pigeons didn't make the shortlist for Britain's National Bird whereas seagulls should definitely have been on there. I held my own but walked away thinking, actually, it is an outrage. We should both be on there.
Voting is taking place as we speak on the following top ten birds:
1. Mute Swan – can't even speak.
2. Red Kite – scared of buildings.
3. Hen Harrier – never heard of them.
4. Puffin – WTF? How many puffins do you see hanging about in your local park?
5. Barn Owl – only comes out at night.
6, 7, 8. Kingfisher / Wren / Robin – all way too small. Pointless.
9. Blackbird – Fair play. The only one I think deserves to be on the list.
10. Blue Tit – Really?
And not a pigeon in sight. Considering the number of us around, I'd say not even getting a mention is a massive mistake and, frankly, disappointing, particularly considering the huge effort we've made over recent years towards engaging in a meaningful way with local communities. According to the BBC, the robin is an early favourite. Robins are already quite hard to stomach. Becoming Britain's National Bird would make them fucking unbearable. You can read more about it here.
I hit the streets earlier to canvass a few opinions. Of course, it was no surprise that every pigeon I spoke to was as upset about it as I am.
This is Sid. Sid has joined me on a number of campaigns in the past including the G20 Fly-by back in the day:
To say he was angry would be an understatement.
"I can't bloody believe puffins are on the list, and we're not. It's crazy, man! I mean, look at us. We're everywhere. Ever met a puffin? Nah. Thought not, and as for a bird that only comes out at night. What's the point in that?"
He did go on to say that he was equally as surprised that neither the magpie nor the sparrow made the list either. I agreed with him.
So, there it is. A bit late now but, assuming this is an annual thing, I'm hoping the Urban Birder who organised the whole gig will do the right thing by ensuring we're on that list next time. Put it this way, if he doesn't, watch this space.
Spring Is In The Air
Spring is most definitely in the air. The sun is out and pigeons everywhere are going for it, big time. It's the same every year. Suddenly, overnight, every pigeon is only after one thing, and it has nothing to do with food.
This was the scene earlier today down near the seagull spa by the Pavillion:
Jesus. No shame whatsoever.
Having never been a fan of the blatant public display, I decided to ask some questions. Mainly I was interested in why it was he didn't take her back to his ledge.
This is Gary. Unlike most pigeons, Gary still likes to play the field:
"I find being with the same pigeon day after day really dull. They move onto the ledge and the next thing you know they're plucking shit from your tail feathers. I'd rather throw it about a bit. It's more interesting that way. Bit of variety."
I asked him whether it was the idea of commitment that put him off.
"No. If I met a pigeon I could settle down with, great, it's just I enjoy the variety, and I think the variety enjoys me. Not being big-headed but there's no shortage out there these days of single pigeons looking for a good time."
I was shocked by his last statement. Okay, so I've spent more time in the last ten years hanging out with a pigeon called Mart whilst mastering the Internet than I have looking for a shag, but I do know it's not that easy to find one. There was a pigeon called Mary once, and a duck called Pam, but that's another story. Since then, not much at all apart from the odd sniff, but I don't regret it. However I do find the increase in public displays of single shagging a bit worrying. It can only lead to more bad publicity.
Soho Square it is where it's at for the single shaggers. Always has been. These two turn up year after year so they can get it on in public with whoever will have them, and they usually end up with eachother:
George P Phillips below is staunchly against this kind of public display of random affection:
"I find it utterly revolting and totally unnecessary." He said. "As soon as Spring comes along, pigeons these days think it's fine to jump on top of anything they see regardless of any potential long term relationship. It's simply not on, and I believe it's sending out a very bad message to the younger pigeons out there. Pigeons should find a partner and mate for life and anything in between is, frankly, abhorant."
But what about the pigeons that don't mate for life? Or those that don't appear to mate at all, like me? Well if there's one thing I've learned along the rocky road of being a blogging pigeon for ten years, it's live and let live. If you find a life partner, great, if not, go where the urge takes you, but maybe consider going somewhere a little more private.
January – So Far So Dull
It's been a couple of weeks since my last post and that's not because I haven't been busy, I have. In fact I've hardly had a moment to catch my breath it's been that much fun. Okay, so that's not strictly true. You see, for a pigeon, this time of year really is dull as fuck. The tourists have gone, the weather is rubbish (or it is over here), and there's shit all to do apart from hang around on grassy corners waiting for a half decent hand out.
In January pigeons tend to suffer from a general sense of humour bypass largely due to prolonged periods of extreme boredom:
Then, even when something interesting does happen like a mad woman turning up with loads of free seed to give away, the chavs arrive. By chavs I mean the greedy fuckers that don't have any manners. The ones that stick their dirty wings in your face and expect you to leave them there. FFS. I thought it was bad in London, but it's rude down here, probably because most of them don't really know what getting it tough is all about. Coming from London, and having lived through the seed ban, I know what scrabbling around for a sesame feels like. I even organised a campaign about it back in 2006 called Give Pigeons A Chance around the time it was also discovered pigeons couldn't get bird flu.
This is the mad lady that turned up in Queen's Park ready to hand out a few bits and pieces. Within seconds she was surrounded. Couldn't get anywhere near so we gave up in the end:
Unbelievable. Coming in from all angles they were.
Talking unbelievable, next year I'll have been telling it how it is for pigeons everywhere for ten whole years. Ten fucking years, would you believe? How time flies, literally.
Have to say, the internet is the best thing that ever happened to pigeons, I'm just surprised more haven't given it a go. It's so much easier now too what with touchscreen and the like. Back in the day there was no such thing, and it's not that long ago. I had to hammer out each key with my fucking toes. If you've seen that film Whiplash, from all accounts you'll know what I mean. I'm talking blood, sores and welts that lasted for days. That's how hard it was. Imagine the effort involved in a capital letter? Took me months to get anywhere near, and now it happens automatically. Start of a sentence and, bang, there it is. Perfect. One touch of the beak and it's there.
So, back to now and here's hoping something proper interesting happens soon. Maybe snow?
Something a bit like this, maybe? It was a couple of years ago now – click here to read more:
Brilliant laugh, and I bet Brighton's got some neat sledging spots. Mart'll be made up. He even came up with an idea for a sledge a couple of years back. One of the few good ideas he's ever had. May even go get us one so we can have it standing by.
Save Us All From The Pigeons Against Temptation
New Year's Eve turned out to be exactly the mellow affair we'd been after. Good company and a quiet night courtesy of Nigel and Maureen on their roof – see post below. They'd even managed to score some cheese. Hadn't had cheese in ages, so we did all that and then watched the fireworks go off from what is probably the best view in Brighton. It even stayed dry for once. The only snag with cheese before sleep is the dreams. Jesus. I'd forgotten about the cheesy dreams! Of course Mart's included some sort of superhero action where he saved a Llama in distress from a cliff top in Peru. Mine, on the other hand, was just fucking weird. It included riding a sausage dog on Brighton beach and living in a large wholemeal baguette called Simon. WTF? I can still smell its doughy interior. Mental.
After that Mart and me spent the weekend lugging our Christmas decoration to the bin. We had to do it in several stages due to its awkward shape and size. On the odd year we have managed to find one, it's always sad when we take it away. One minute there it is on our ledge all shiny and proud, the next it's sat next to a dirty old bin. I've never honoured one with a photo, but somehow, colour aside, this one was kind of special:
So, onto 2015. Forget the Year of the Goat, this year, apparently, is the year of austerity. The year when no-one has anything at all. Scary stuff, especially for us pigeons who don't have much to start off with. Less food to go round equals less food getting chucked equals less decent throwaway. Not good. I've been interviewing a few locals this week to see what they think about the whole austerity thing. One of them told me to get down to Jubilee Square, so I did, and this is what I found. Some dude standing very still in front of a sign saying 'Temptation @ Jubilee Library':
Eh? I've no idea what the sign is doing there, but what I did find out is the local pigeon community has decided to use it as a frontage for what they're calling 'The Brighton Austerity Meditation Centre'. I asked one of them what their name was and what it was all about.
He said his name was Pigeon Purna:
"My name is Pigeon Purna. Purna means full and complete, because I am full and complete. That is what lies at the heart of the Brighton Austerity Meditation Centre." I instantly regretted asking him, but he went on anyway. "The Meditation Centre is a place where pigeons can come to learn, and practice, the art of saying 'No thank you. I don't need it right now'. Most pigeons find it hard to resist anything they see on the ground. We're trying to teach them to stand aside and perhaps let another pigeon who needs it more have whatever it is. It's really about learning to share, and that food is not everything."
Yeah, right, and that's coming from a pigeon whose name sounds like an Indian takeaway dish. Try telling your average pigeon food isn't everything. I asked him how it worked.
"It works through a simple meditation. Sometimes we do a chant, but more often it's just standing still in front of The Instruction, focusing on the breathing, clearing the mind and taking ourselves to a place where food means nothing at all."
This group were at it when I was speaking to him:
Oh dear.
That said, I do get it in principle. Not jumping on every piece of shit you see would be a useful tool. I could certainly have done with it the day I ate the first piece of shit I saw only to discover it was actual shit. The thought of it still makes me gag. I think meditating on it might be a bit over the top though. Not sure I could do it. Standing still for even thirty seconds make me queasy. Don't think I could do five if I was hungry, but I guess it if works for them, although clearly not for everyone. I caught this dude waddling away after giving it a go:
There's no denying 2015 is going to be tough, but we're ready. Even Mart and me have stockpiled a few emergency crispy crusts that are maturing nicely in a secret store 'somewhere near Shoreham'.
Happy New Year again, everyone, and a big up to 2015.
And It's A Happy New Year From Me, Brian Pigeon
Those of you who got my Tweet will already know that Christmas this year ended up in a bit of a drunken blur, and a hangover that lasted for days. Jesus. Still not sure I'm walking straight. This is the story of how it happened.
After a quiet one on Christmas eve, Mart and I decided to go along to to Mike and Jeff's Christmas Show on the seafront.
Rumour was they were going to do Aladdin. Thank fuck they didn't. They really were unbelievably bad, and things only got worse when they started the dance routines. We were desperate to escape but seeing as not that many of us had turned up and we were right at the front, we had to stay.
Anyway, about half way through Mart spotted what looked like quite a large puddle of lager. This time last year it was pissing down so all the potential lager spillages turned out to be water, but not this time. Still don't know what it was, but it tasted pretty fresh, and we were off. The day went mental. Flew into town for something to eat. Didn't find anything, so went back to the puddle. Things were bound to get messy, which they did.
And there we stayed till the sun went down. Even Mike and Jeff joined in once they'd finished warbling. Staggering all over the place we were. The end result of it all was three days on a balcony in recovery. Good times.
So, there it is. Another year blows by, and what a year it's been including serial killer seagulls in Hyde Park. As always I got to meet some great characters too including Charles, the resolutely single magpie and Thomas and Phil the gay seagulls, and of course not forgetting the St Ives Collective.
And then, to top it all, there was the launch of the genius game I'm mentioned in called Hatoful Boyfriend.
So, 2015, bring it on. Believe it or not, year after next I'll have been telling it how it is for pigeons everywhere for ten years. How time flies, literally, so next year could be pretty special. Here's hoping. For now, seeing as I'm probably still well over the limit after Christmas Mart and Me are having a quiet one tonight. We've been invited to join Nigel and Maureen on their roof. This was us at a party there a few weeks ago:
Great sea view plus it's really near to our ledge so we don't have to fly far. By avoiding the annual carnage, I might actually be able to do something on New Year's Day for once. You never know.
Happy New Year everyone. Here's to a rocking 2015.
Chinese New Year – The Pigeon Overlooked Again
For years I've been campaigning for the Chinese to honour the pigeon in their New Year's list. Our exclusion baffles me. They've got everything from a tiger to a dragon. It's not even like they've given feathers in general the swerve, there's a rooster in there too. A fucking rooster? WTF? If you believe in that whole Noah thing, without one of us carrying that twig there would be no Chinese. Surely that deserves a nod? What has a rooster ever done for mankind other than make a loud irritating noise when everyone is trying to sleep. Us pigeons don't join in the dawn chorus because we know that not everyone likes to be awake before daylight, including us I might add.
I first started looking into our exclusion in 2007 when I discovered it was the year of the pig. You can read what I thought about it here. Safe to say, I wasn't impressed.
Then, in 2011, it was year of the rabbit. I researched this one to find out why a rabbit? I figured they must have done something to earn it. Saved a load of orphaned children from a burning building, maybe? Anything, but no. The best I could find is they can purr like a cat when happy. You can read what I thought about that one here.
2015 has been the year of the sheep, so what next? To my horror, on Feb 19th 2015 we enter year of the goat. Surely not. Okay, goats can climb trees which is pretty clever considering what they've got on their feet, but really? Mart did point out they make nice cheese too, which is true, but still.
We figured it was time to take action so while I was in London last week furthering my investigations into the serial killer seagull (or gulls, which is the latest theory), I popped into Chinatown with a couple of old mates. I even got Doug involved. I used to hang out with Doug a lot back in the day. Doug used to be partial to doing impersonations. Click here to see him doing a totally out-of-order one of Heather Mills when she was with McCartney.
Anyway, this is what happened. Please excuse the quality of the photography. Mart took them.
We figured the best route to inclusion on the list would be a sit in. Go into somewhere Chinese and stay there till they give us a year. At the very least we'd get noticed.
As soon as we arrived we spotted an open door heading straight into a packed restaurant. Perfect:
I should point out it was one that proudly advertised crispy duck, another bird that doesn't get a year despite its food-based sacrifice on a daily basis:
No fucking justice.
I told Doug to go for it, so we did. Soon as we got through the door, this massive foot comes our way. Kid you not, it was huge, so we did a runner, shitting ourselves:
And we kept running, just in case:
Pissed ourselves afterwards, but have also realised we may need a slightly different approach if we want to appear on a Chinese calender any time soon.
Any suggestions welcome.


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I love the thoughtful expression on her face. A lot could be read into her pose and expression, and it adds a level of gravity to the picture that might not otherwise be there. Also, in regards to you style and skill level, you're a top notch painter. I aspire to someday be as skilled.
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Bangladeshi 'most wanted' criminal Subrata Bayen, arrested from his hideout here Tuesday, was remanded to a 13-day police custody by a city court Wednesday.
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Stating that Bayen needed to be taken to other places for investigation, the prosecution had prayed for a 14-day custody of the criminal, who was on the list of 23 'most wanted' persons, furnished by the Bangladesh Government to the Union Home Ministry of India few years ago.
Earlier, police informed that Bayen was arrested from Central Kolkata's Bowbazar area with fake currency of face value Rs 11 lakh and fire arms in his possession.
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- How much should we budget for tipping maid service?
- Should we leave money daily or just once at the end of our stay?
- How much should we budget for tipping maid service?
- Should we leave money daily or just once at the end of our stay?
First let me say that tips are neither required or expected. That said my DW and I normally leave $5.00/day. If we remember to print them before we leave we have special MOUSEKEEPING envelopes. If you are going to leave one I would suggest daily because you aren't always guaranteed the maid will be the same every day or even that the one who happens to be there at the end of your stay is the one who provided most of the service.
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When we stayed on site we left the same as John, $5 a day.
I also printed up thank you envelopes to put the money in and I left it on the dresser every morning when we went out.
I also do this at non disney hotels, just without the Disney envelope
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We aren't as generous as John and Wendy and only leave about $2 a day but at the end of the holiday (will change this as it's a good point about the different housekeepers). It does depend on how much money we have left.
I love the envelopes thing, I bet that puts a smile on the housekeepers faces!!
Just remember, Disney CMs are not allowed to accept money from guests as tips, unless they are in a tipping position such as valet parkers, or table service staff. Chamber maids are paid a wage above minimum, unlike servers who are expected to make their wages through tips.
There is no reason what so ever to tip a chamber maid. Anything you leave is pure generosity on your part (and technically forces the CM to break the "accept no tips rule").
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There is no requirement to leave anytihng for chambermaids (Mousekeepers) but when you come back from a day in the parks and the kids stuffed animals are arranged on the bed reading a Disney book or some other cute setup that was from a special individual. So I'd do my best leaving a towel creature in the bathroom with a twenty dollar bill in its mouth
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My oldest granddaughter has recently started working at a Courtyard Marriott Suites hotel as a maid/cleaning person. She said that their policy on tips is that they MUST turn them in daily and then they get split among all of the the cleaners. She said that their manager tests them by randomly leaving amounts in the rooms and if they aren't turned in then they get fired.
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Changes to PROVIDE/REQUIRE to make them (a) conform to ANSI,
(b) any use...
... cease nonstandardly downcasing elements in *MODULES*
... add a list of *MODULE-PROVIDER-FUNCTIONS* which the user
can hang functions off to make REQUIRE do whatever he
wants it to do.
... its default member knows how to load files in
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