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I have had so many ideas for blog posts. So many things I'd rather talk about than this. However, as much as I'd like to tell you I ran a half-marathon or had a great vacation in wine country, this issue seems to be much bigger than me and I think I will regret not being able to address it. So, here goes.
A few weeks ago, J and I traveled to Napa and Sonoma for a vacation with his family. While we were gone, I was blissfully unaware of the shooting that happened at UCSB, the subsequent campaign #YesAllWomen that spread around social media and then the backlash to #YesAllWomen that was basically men saying "No, you're wrong" in various ways. It was only when I returned home from California that it came to my attention and I was horrified. I clicked link after link, reading about so many women and their experiences, their viewpoints on what had happened in Santa Barbara, misogyny in our society, men refusing to acknowledge any of it, how enraged and tired we are. I can't come close to articulating what so many women already have. The only thing I can do is share my own experience and join in the chorus of voices.
I was about 14 years old the first time I was sexually harassed and made to feel unsafe and small. I was performing in a play at a local community theatre, the cast a mixture of other kids and adults. A man in his 40's named Bob would constantly crack comments backstage about how I looked in my costumes and to call me when I turned 18 and how far away was that and did I want to date him now? It was framed as a joke but I knew in my gut that it wasn't. I never could find words for what it was so my cheeks would burn and I would smile uncomfortably and attempt to move anywhere that Bob wasn't. Eventually another adult (female) brought it to the attention of the director and Bob was told to stay away from the kids. Because that's what I was: a kid.
The second time I was sexually harassed, I was a senior in high school traveling alone on an airplane. Smushed up against the window for a two hour flight, the man in the seat next to me made comments about my looks, what he thought were my best assets (ass, number 1, tits number 2), asked if I wanted to sleep with him when I landed because he and his wife had an open relationship and he was going to a hotel on business. He looked visibly pleased at my discomfort, spilling details of his sex life, inching as close as possible to me. I did not know that I could call for help. It did not occur to me to press a button and involve a flight attendant. I felt trapped and ashamed. At 17, I did not have any tools, any words, any recourse, any understanding that I was entitled to my own space. I was amenable, always putting others ahead of myself, even at my own expense. I was not able to travel in public without being disgusted with the details of a stranger's sex life, details that were offered to explicitly make me submissive and uncomfortable.
I have told maybe three people about that experience since it happened roughly 13 years ago. The shame of it still stings even though I did nothing wrong. And also, let's reiterate once again: I was still a kid.
As an adult woman, I could write pages and pages about men inserting themselves into my space whether or not I wanted them to. Physically, verbally, it is not an exaggeration to say that it happens every day. It doesn't matter if I'm out for a run on a hot day in a pair of shorts or bundled up in the middle of February in a winter coat, gloves and boots. It is not because of any characteristic that I specifically possess. It is simply because I am a woman.
The man who accosted me walking in Chelsea one night, who told me I'd look really hot if only I took off my glasses.
The man who yelled at me as I left the yoga studio. "Keep doing what you're doing, NICE ASS!"
My male scene partner for my first and only Harold audition at UCB, who made the game of the scene a situation where he just threw insults at me, finishing the scene by calling me a "cunt". In front of everyone. Because it was funny, right? Actually it was not. I never auditioned again.
A male yoga student who cornered me when class was over and made sexual comments to me that left me so uncomfortable, I went home in tears and he was asked to not come back to the studio. Turns out I was one of many female teachers he had approached.
Men trying to touch me on the subway or whispering something crude while nodding slyly and smiling.
My co-worker at a former company who would stop by my cubicle and make comments about my lipstick, about my legs, about my clothes, telling me I was dressed inappropriately for work, sharing intimate details about his divorce and his dating life. I was still not in a place where I could speak up to his face. But with the encouragement from others, I took it to HR. I had e-mails from him in my inbox that said "Please don't tell anyone the things that I discuss with you". I forwarded them on. Soon after that, I left the company for other reasons. As far as I know, he still works there. He was asked to attend a weekend workshop in Connecticut entitled "Employee Etiquette: How To Treat The People You Work With."
I recently cut all my hair off. Over fifteen inches, gone. I had many reasons for this, my therapist blanketing all of them with a need for change, a need for power, a need for agency over my decisions. When my husband asked what prompted the idea, the reason that came truthfully tumbling out was "I'm sick of men staring at all my blonde hair on the subway." And it's true. So I hacked it all off. I guess you could say I hit a breaking point. And while the length of my hair shouldn't matter and the onus shouldn't be on me to change myself, the power it has given me is unbelievable. I tell anyone who will listen how empowered I feel, how masculine, how strong, feelings that are mostly alien to me.
My inability to stand up for myself is perhaps its own separate issue and it bleeds into all areas of my life, not just this one. As a child, as a girl, I was never told that I had a right to my body and my space. I was not given words. I'm also an extremely emotional and highly sensitive person which means when I was younger, my feelings would overwhelm me and make it very hard to communicate. This is why I'm really good at staying silent in scary situations, why I'd rather slump down in my airplane seat than call for help or tell anyone to stop. It's a straight up dangerous way to be.
Now, I practice. I have phrases in my toolbox that I have rehearsed so if I need them, I can use them. My husband is the one who encouraged me to create them. We sat together one evening and made a list of things I could say. They are simple and I feel silly even admitting it but the power it gives me to have something to lob back is indescribable.
"Don't touch me", I said loudly to a man recently who was standing on the running path with his arms outstretched, laughing with his buddies, drinking a beer (on a running path? Cool, bros!) offering a high five or a grab, who knows?
Don't touch me. This is making me uncomfortable. I need you to step away from me. I don't care.
The last phrase meaning, I don't care that you like my hair or not (awkward male co-worker who said I looked like King Joffrey! Funny! But also, ????) I don't care that you think I'd be hotter if I took my glasses off. I don't care that you'd like me to smile as I walk by. I do not exist to make you happy, newsflash. I don't even know you.
I'm not sure men need to practice these phrases. My husband admits to me that he barely thought about what women go through on a daily basis until he met me and we had many conversations on the subject. And why should he? He walks where he likes to walk, whether it's dark or light outside. He's unaccustomed to strangers shouting crude things at him. He doesn't need to wonder if the person behind him while he walks home is following too close. He doesn't need to cross the street to be sure. He's never slipped his keys between his fingers like a weapon, thinking a stranger might be lurking somewhere nearby.
The messages are clear: The only thing that matters is how I look. How I look is fair game for commentary, from anyone. I am not safe in public. I am not entitled to space or respect. Because I am a woman, I have to be constantly vigilant because there are predators out there who want to invade my space and my body. After all, as women we are told 'do your best to not get raped' instead of telling men 'DO NOT RAPE WOMEN', kind of fucked up, no!?
So, those are some of my experiences and by no means are those even half of them. Every woman I know can speak similarly. Because #YesAllWomen. And yes, I am completely aware that it's not all men but the tricky thing is, how do I know? If we're alone in an elevator, how do I know what kind of guy you are? The point is that as a man, you NEVER have to think about the type of person who is riding in the elevator with you and I do. That is the point. The playing field is nowhere near level. You need to understand that or this conversation can't go anywhere and nothing can improve.
I'm waving my arms like crazy over here because at 31, I'm finally feeling empowered to take up space, to chop off my hair, to speak back to the men in my life who enter my space without my permission. I'm raising my hand and I'm pushing that call button like crazy.
I think we all deserve at least that much.
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Pros: Great car tray for anytime. Stroller use too. Safe and Flexible. USEFUL!
Cons: No back wall and large side pockets (minor problems)
I was taking a couple of 4-10 hour car trips with my kids (ages 2 & 5) this last summer and needed a way they could keep themselves entertained and fed - a particular challenge for the 2 year old boy.
I looked at the Babu Babu tray, the Fisher Price lap tray, and the Taby tray. Finally I found the Snack N Play Travel Tray on ebay. Looks like now you can find it from Amazon too. We bought one for my 2 year old son since my 5 year old daughter had a lap tray/writing desk already. After she saw the tray, she immediately wanted one too.
DESCRIPTION: The SnP tray is a large tray (about made of 1" foam and covered in blue nylon material which makes it easy to clean. There are 2" side walls that cover 3 sides of the tray to keep most toys and crayons from rolling off. The tray back is curved, fits against the child's stomach, and does not have a "wall" across the belly. There are 2 side flaps each with a large and small elasticized mesh pockets so that toys are easy go in, but will stay tucked in even when the tray gets flipped over when the kids get out. The tray comes in a zippered vinyl case that is great for storage (if you think it'll get stored). The tray attaches the to the car seats with a nylon buckle system. There are buckles on both sides of the strap and tray so you can adjust the sizes from both sides and or easily remove from either side to get the kids in and out of the car. I will include measurements when I can get to the car to take them. We now leave the trays attached to the car seats permanently since the kids will ask to use them randomly - even for 10 minute rides.
The packaging suggests that you can use this in a car seat or in a stroller. I haven't tried to use it in a stroller yet because I'm not sure the tray would stay in one place and not flop around since I have a side-by-side stroller. The tray would use the included belt/strap and would go around the stroller and kids.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: I saw this tray and was a little skeptical. I didn't think that the foam would be stiff enough for the kids to actually play or draw upon. I wasn't sure if the pockets would be useful and the flaps looked very large. We have the Britax Husky and Britax Marathon car seats which are wide and I wasn't sure if any of the available trays would fit.
When I got the packages, the trays were folded in half, but reshaped themselves very quickly once out of the bag. The trays were quite large - as were the side pockets. Installation was quite easy once I decided how to route the strap around the seat. In order to keep the strap from disappearing each time I unbuckled the tray, I routed the strap through the car seatbelt holes making sure it didn't interfere with the seatbelts. The buckles are secure, but not too hard to use. The trays are large enough to cover both my kids' laps and then some. I am very pleased with how easy it is to install and how large the trays are. I have grown to like how large the pockets and side flaps are. They can hold many little toys at once. The only drawback is that the pockets are so large, they cover the Side-Rider pockets we have for the kids' drinks. My two year old was even able to put some toys in and out again without assistance.
The advertisement/packaging also points out that these are crash safe; the foam will safely squish against the child and not cause further injuries. The other trays available are hard plastic and may cause injury. (I was concerned with fit as well as crash safety with the Taby tray since it is hard plastic.)
IN USE: So, I took the kids on 3 long (4-10 hours) road trips and many 1 hour road trips. The kids actually were able to write, draw, and play with small toys on these trays without me or my husband stopping the car to pick things up. One trip, I was alone with the 2 kids and needed to feed them lunch while driving. I got them their happy meals and drinks, pulled over to open and set out the meals, including drinks and napkins. (For the drinks, we use the Side-riders attachable pockets.) After that, we were on our way and the kids were munching happily. The only problem was my 2 year old spilling his drink, but that wasn't the tray's fault; he put the cup upside down in the space next to his leg. The only drawback is the back part of the tray; since there is no wall, toys and other things can fall back into the car seat - but at least the kids can reach down beside themselves and get the toys out.
I was skeptical at first, but I love it - and more importantly, the KIDS LOVE IT!

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Taste of Taiwan Traveling Chefs Dinner at Shojo
Monday, June 2, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
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Shōjō Asian Bar & Bistro is bringing a Taste Of Taiwan to Boston by hosting a group of visiting Taiwanese top chefs who are visiting for the week. During one night of their stay they will be cooking a special dinner at Shōjō, alongside Shōjō chef Jeremy Lee. The dinner will include five courses of traditional Taiwanese dishes and a special cocktail.
Taste Of Taiwan Menu:
Taiwan Appetizer Sampler
Pork Soup Dumplings
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Shojo Boston
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Monday, June 2, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
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To Tweet or Not to Tweet is No Longer the Question
Social networking, whether done from corporate resources, or personal systems, really complicates eDiscovery, said Raj Goel, CTO of IT consultancy Brainlink International. Thats why we recommend banning social media for all users, except for approved folks in marketing or communications.
Easy to say, downright impossible to enforce, admits Goel.
Attorney Joel Rothman, with Arnstein and Lehr in West Palm Beach, FL. adds, Banning the use entirely of sites such as Facebook is far too Draconian to be effective and almost impossible to enforce. Besides, I have yet to see a technological measure that was 100% effective so monitoring appears to be an imperfect solution.
Dont think your company is not impacted by these issues. Kailash Ambwani, CEO of IT security firm Facetime Communications, said that some 40% of CIOs believe there isnt much use of social media on their networks but penetration is around 100%, said Ambwani. He adds that in surveys as much as 79% of corporate end-users now report they are using social media at work for business purposes―with or without their employers permission.
What aggravates everything involving social media is the ease and ubiquity of posting to the leading sites. Plain Jane cell phones can generate Twitter micro-blogs, for example, and what makes this all the more treacherous is a continual blurring of the lines between personal and professional micro-blogging. Consider Yahoo ex-employee Ryan Kuder who famously blogged about his termination and exit from the building. Is that personal or should Yahoo view these as on-duty posts?
Then theres Lee Landor, one time deputy press secretary to Manhattans borough president Scott Stringer, who astonishingly weighed in on her personal Facebook page with an attack on Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates (who had the run-in with Cambridge, MA. police that resulted in a beer at the White House) and referred to President Obama as O-dumb-a. Gulp. Her boss apparently did not give much import to the personal/professional divide, and Ms. Landor tendered her resignation when the story hit print.
Further complications arise in that many larger companies have created private, internal social networks―digital water coolers if you will―where employees are encouraged to let their hair down and informally air concerns. But those sites, say many experts, have to be viewed as discoverable and therefore the data needs to be stored.
If content on corporate social networks is discoverable, and there's no reason to think it wouldn't be, then it is necessary to make sure that the content created on those systems is archived and searchable in the event that an e-discovery request covers data on a social system, said Hugh Taylor, senior director of Marketing for Miratech, a developer of specialty software for corporate legal departments.
The ante gets upped with public social media sites, as ever more employees tweet and post Facebook updates about their bosses, customers, products, and more.
In the 21st Century, social networks are transferring physical control of relevant information, said Jeffrey Ritter, CEO of Waters Edge, which consults with corporate legal departments on e-discovery and similar issues. By that Ritter means Twitter and the rest have gigabytes of data that just might matter in pending and future litigation. The question for IT and legal is what to do.The Bog-O-Sphere
Step one in navigating this swamp, said New York attorney Fernando Pinguelo, is that just about every company has to set out a formal policy that specifies what's appropriate when using company tools (computers, cellphones) and on company time (which could involve an employees use of a personal cellphone or netbook).
Importantly, too, adds Pinguelo is this question: is the company itself using social media in the course of doing business? Mounting numbers of companies are using Twitter to broadcast info on sales, for instance. But when the company uses social media, even if only in one department, the need for a broad, companywide policy setting out appropriate use arises.
One possible rule, suggests attorney Rothman, is never use public social media to communicate on matters of importance to the business without authorization. That means no posts that read, Wow, all our customers took grumpy pills today. Its a hair-puller morning. And no posts means no posts, from anybody, unless approved.
Ritter warns that policy alone is not enough. "There needs to be consistent enforcement of it.
This raises the question of capturing employee Twitter, Facebook, etc. steams? If it seems likely they would be pertinent in a possible e-discovery action, then, definitely, start capturing and storing. This practice, say the experts, is not very different from how companies responded to the spread of instant messaging a decade ago―as needed. Back then organizations began to store IMs because it just is better to save than to seem cavalier when and if legal actions arise.
The bottom line is to accept that social media adoption is happening very, very fast, said Ambwani. Acknowledge internally that people are using the technology, then look at what you need to do to protect yourself against risk.
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Coach Nick shows you how Dirk Nowitzki was too much to handle, even though Scott Brooks didn't utilize enough methods to stop him. JJ Barea is also a difference maker in this series.
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Hey there Coach Nick. Nice breakdown! Your channel has really helped me understand the game better and have more fun watching the playoffs. Please keep it up!
Hey Coach Nick. Good breakdown. I like your stuff. You said that Russell Westbrook would be the number 2 shooting guard in the league if he played that position. Are you saying that he would be better than Kobe Bryant/Dwyane Wade? And if so, who? Or did you mean that in a different way?
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When markets are heading south and the economy is facing rough weather; precious metals can prove to be a safe haven of refuge. In fact, this is the period when they can outperform stocks, posting consistently higher returns. Gold and other precious metals are natural hedges against a currency losing value. Therefore, a small amount of precious metals in a portfolio can provide sufficient diversification as well as protection against inflation. Since they possess the advantages of professional management and a wide portfolio, precious metals funds are the brightest choice for investing in this sector.
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USAA Precious Metals and Minerals (USAGX) seeks protection against inflation and long term capital growth. It invests the majority of its assets in domestic and foreign companies with primary operations in the precious metals sector. It is non-diversified and has a three year annualized return of 11.77%.
The precious metals fund has a minimum initial investment of $3,000 and an expense ratio of 1.31% compared to a category average of 1.49%.
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This is an Original American Flyer Illuminated Dealer Display Shelf from the 1950's. The pictures I have are from the 1955 catalog but it was also available in other years. I believe it is the super structure section of the American Flyer # 151 Wall Display with 4 by6 Layout but it is also similar to the # 25 stand alone unit without the layout. The only differences being the notches on the bottom for securing it to the sides of the layout. Shelf measures 73 inches at its longest point and is roughly 4 foot high. It is complete and all original but it does have some minor bumps and bruises that are visible in the photos. Overall it is in nice shape. This is a rare and unusual piece of American Flyer history.
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Amid debate and speculation about the future course of the Department of Agriculture and the school-lunch program, the nutrition director for a large Kentucky school system will become deputy undersecretary of agriculture for food, nutrition, her hometown newspaper reports.
Janey Thornton of Hardin County Schools is chair of of the Child Nutrition Foundation and a member of the Global Child Nutrition Foundation Planning Team and Organization Board, reports Kelly Richardson of The News-Enterprise of Elizabethtown. Thornton was president of the American School Food Service Association in 2006-07 and president of the group's foundation in 2007-08.
Though the White House has not announced the appointment, it was announced at Thursday night's county school board meeting. The deputy undersecretary oversees school lunch and breakfast programs, "the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which was formerly known as food stamps, and the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children," Richardson notes. (Read more)
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I have downloaded the unified LG drivers and install all them but when I put the phone into ethernet mode I get a driver not installed error in windows and have four devices in device manager with yellow exclamation points next to them. Attached is a screenshot.
Adb devices shows no results. Have tried on two different computers windows 7 both x64 and x86 and the exact same issue applies.
Can someone help me get the proper drivers installed so I can continue to root this sucker? Thanks =)


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Gavin has found himself out-of-favour at The Riverside and has been out on loan at Grimsby.
Blades boss Neil Warnock is keen to bolster his defence and will have a close look at Gavin after having him recommended to him by Dean Windass.
"We are short in central defence and I've asked about Jason, and also had a word with Deano about him," Warnock told the club's official website.
"I'm not sure whether we are looking at him for this or next season - but with him training with us it gives us a good chance to have a good look at him.
"Jason is a big lad and we will play him in the reserves and that gives us the opportunity to assess what he has got."
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" Address: El Remaya Square, Giza 12561, Egypt "
We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in May 2012 prior to a Nile cruise, tha pack being operated ny Co-operative travel.
The drive from the airport took the best part of 2 hours along a 3 lane motorway that had 6 lanes of traffic - an experience in itself. The hotel is situated close to the pyramids, with the main entrance about a mile away.
Initial impressions of the area were strange - an absolute bombardment of people and noise, then all of a sudden you are in an air conditioned oasis of peace and calm. The whole hotel exuded a feeling and look of exclusiveness.
Check in was easy, we were allocated a pyramid view room without asking - I think as visitor numbers were low any way. The room was large (very large actually) and extremely well appointed, with a well furnished balcony to watch the sun go down over the pyramids - quite a sight.
Whilst at the hotel, we took 2 tours (to the Pyramids and to the Egyptian Museum details of which do not form part of this review) which were organised through the hotel and went without a hitch.
There was a beautiful pool area with a swim up island bar. I have never swum in water that felt so clean and relaxing. The landscaping was sympathetic to the design of the hotel and used local stone (or so we were told). The pool area has a real bonus in that it has been designed do that you have full pyramid view whilst swimming - quite an experience.
Breakfast was a plentiful and varied hot and cold buffet of very high quality - delicious fruit, and every combination of British, American and European breakfast dish you can imagine as well as the best omelette bar I have ever found. They even had Marmite! I am not sure though that there were Egyptian alternatives available.
Dinner was again a buffet of very high quality, with a selection of hot and cold dishes, this time from around the world, you really did have the option to explore here. The monings Omelette bar in the evening changed to a live cooking station, where you chice of meat cut was cooked while you waited, exactly as you asked for it to be cooked.
The general surroundings, as mentioned above were chaotic once you left the hotel - just looking out side gave you an insight into what life was really like. After the first night, we made a point of leaving the hotel on foot (admittedly no later than early evening) and walking to the nearest small shop (left outside the gates) to stock up with bottled water and foods for the next day in order to put a (very) little back into the locals pockets. The walk was only 200 yards, yet it took around 15 minutes each way as everyone wanted to say hello (or sell you something) - but it was worth it.
This really is a luxurious hotel and I would visit again like a shot.
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In February 2010 I stayed for 3 nights at Le Meridien Pyramids, Giza, Cairo, after spending 7 nights on a Nile Cruise.
Check in, was organized by our Longwoods holiday representative, but was very easy as all the concierge spoke excellent English. Whilst we were checking in by filling in a simple form, the Longwoods rep was sorting our luggage and passing it to the porter. A label was put on each piece of luggage with the room number, and the porter insisted on taking both suitcases up to the room himself. If you need more than one key, ask at this stage - it made our life easier as my father could go to the room earlier if he felt tired and I didn't feel quite so obliged to accompany him.
There was a lift to all the rooms and standing next to the lift was the lift boy who pressed the button on our behalf! Really felt like the height of luxury! I noted later however that the lift boy wasn't there all the time.
The porter accompanied us to the room and showed us how to use the electronic key and then left us to get on with our stay. There was a safe in the room that was big enough to put a laptop in and there was internet facility in the room if you wanted it.
I was sharing a twin room with my father to cut costs but the facilities were excellent. Both beds had cushions on them so you could lounge on them during the day, there were 2 bedside tables, a desk, a mini-bar, large wardrobe with coat hangers (although dad had taken some of his own, as he always finds there is never enough but on this occasion there were plenty), a TV that had several English channels including one that showed English speaking series such as CSI, The Mentalist, etc. We watched sport and some of the series, in the early evening before dinner.
Our room had a restricted view of the Pyramids due to another part of the hotel blocking it, and we looked out on the pool, which would have been amazing, but they were in the process of refurbishing it and did so quite late into the evening!
This did not disturb our sleep however and dad even managed to sleep through it during the day as there was a large double glazed sliding door onto the balcony. This balcony even had 2 chairs to sit on!
The room had a large bathroom with bath and overhead shower, toilet, and bidet. We also had towels (various sizes), bath robes and toiletries provided.
I can not tell you what the price per room is as this was included in our package and I can't find the breakdown at the moment, but we had opted for this hotel as a slightly cheaper option to the original hotel offered. If this was the cheaper option, I can't imagine what the other hotel was like. My dad described this hotel as like Meadowhall with a hotel on top. For those that don't know Meadowhall is a large shopping mall/centre near Sheffield.
This hotel had 4 restaurants (2 for breakfast, we only used one as it depended on which company you'd booked through as to which one you could go to) which included one Mexican and one Mediterranean style.
We used the Mexican one evening but were then recommended to go to a local Egyptian one round the corner which was much cheaper. There were also 2 coffee bars, 3 shops, a business centre where you could pay to use the internet, and a Travel Bureau where you could exchange money or travellers cheques. I don't think we saw half of the hotel.
One evening when we came down to got to the restaurant, some of the staff were conducting a candle lit ceremony which loads of the guests were filming.
There were also toilets near the upstairs breakfast restaurant but if you use these be aware that the staff expect a tip for providing you with a hand towel to dry your hands.
The breakfasts were of a buffet style but the evening meals were of a sit down menu to choose from. We spent 260 Egyptian pounds on 2 main courses and 4 drinks (all soft ones), which with our exchange rate being around 8 Egyptian to 1 Sterling worked out at £32.50. The Falfela restaurant round the corner charged 150 Egyptian for a similar amount of food and drink!
My father and I really enjoyed our stay at this hotel and dad was very surprised by the security measures employed here - every car, minibus, etc had to stop and open its boot/trunk and be searched and there was a sniffer dog at the car park entrance.
We had to put our bags through a security conveyer belt and go through a metal detecting machine to see if we were carrying anything illegal. It made us feel very safe, but was unnerving the first time! Dad has a plastic hip which must have some metal and he beeps every time, so got frisked!
We wanted to go to the Cairo war memorial cemetery where my great uncle is buried so we hired a private car (taxi) from the Hertz desk, which cost 230 EP but the driver took us there, waited nearly 2 hours whilst we looked around, drove us back pointing out the sights as we went, stopped on the Nile bridge so we could get better pictures and was a real asset at the cemetery, as he spoke to the War Memorial people who showed us straight to the right grave.
I hope I have given you an insight into what this hotel is like. Werewolf2


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Dr. Susan Persico studied music when she started college in Colorado in the late '60s. Her instrument was the piano, but it didn't take long for Persico to realize her real passion was for animals. So she switched to veterinary medicine at Colorado State University in Fort Collins. It was in biology class that she met the man who would become her second husband.
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The Wine Label is narrow rectangular in form with a domed top pierced with scroll work. The outer border is engraved with a bright cut band and this example is engraved for SHERRY with good niello filled lettering. Although a style originally made by Hester Bateman, Wine Labels made by the partnership of Peter & William Bateman are scarce.
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OverviewCimon of Val Moena is in Val di Fiemme, belongs to Lagorai group, is a huge pyramid and is situated between Val Moena and Val Forame.
Getting it requires some experience and fit, some exposed passages, some problem finding the path ... not for tourists
Wonderful panorama on the near mountains with the Paion del Cermis (cablecar sadly famous all over the world) the Cimon del To della Trappola, the Castel di Bombasel, the Cimon della Roa, Cimon delle Buse dell'Or, Cimon di Busa della Neve, the spectacular pyramid of the Cima delle Stellune, the Cimon del Terzo and so on and, below, you can see, among wild rocks, the green lake of Forame.
The environment is wild, maybe one of the finest in lagorai group.
Getting Thereby car using the autoroute A22 (Brennero-Modena)
by bus using the public transportation of Trentino Trasporti
Tickets available directly on the bus
by train
along tha railway Bolzano-Ora F.S.-Cavalese-Predazzo
Info: 1678/46047
Accomodationsno need, the starting point to get the summit is a car parking that can be reached from Cavalese along a white road that after having crossed the "torrente Avisio" goes on till "Ponte Brustolaie"
When To Climbin every season
Hiking route1120 m difference in elevation, almost 6 hours walk required.
From Brustolaie bridge (1220m) on the left along the Val Moena stream till Malga Caore (1706m)
On to Malga Nuova (1744m) and to Stalla Vecchia (1859m)
Follow the path 317/B, on the right, along some steep meadows to the Baito del Comon (1970m) and till the saddle (2318m)
Follow the large stone ridge till the summit.
Coming down follows the 317/B path along the Val Forame passing through fine hoods.
Follow for Malga Forame Alta, Baito del Pignaro and Casera delle Capre to get back the starting point.
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German utility companies E.ON and RWE have announced their decision to pull out of their British nuclear power joint venture. They will not build new nukes in the UK, citing a shaky business climate in the sector.
German energy giants E.ON and RWE said on Thursday they had made up their mind to withdraw from their joint venture with Britain. The two companies announced in a statement that their pullout from Horizon Nuclear Power was based on a strategic review carried out separately by the two utility firms.
Initially, Horizon hoped to have capacity of around 6,000 MW of nuclear power by 2025, requiring investment of more than 15 billion pounds (17.5 billion euros, $23.31 billion). Horizon forecast that each new nuclear power station would create some 800 permanent jobs, with up to 5,000 people in employment in the construction period.
The two German companies said in a joint statement, "RWE and E.ON will now focus on finding a new owner, and both parties will endeavor to ensure that Horizon's assets and work on development can be taken up quickly by other potential investors."
Worsening framework
RWE cited a number of factors that had changed since the joint venture was set up in 2009. "The global economic crisis has meant that capital for major projects is at a premium and nuclear power projects are particularly large-scale, with very long lead times and payback periods," the statement said.
It also pointed to the accelerated nuclear phase-out in Germany which had made RWE rethink its strategy, sell off businesses and boost capital. E.ON Chief executive Tony Cocker argued in a similar vein, saying that his company would focus its investment in the UK on other strategic projects that would allow the firm to deliver earlier benefit for customers.
British Energy Minister Charles Hendry regretted the pullout, saying the move was "very disappointing." Two years ago, RWE withdrew from a nuclear project in Bulgaria, followed by a similar pullout from Romania in early 2011.
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CAMILLA, the Duchess of Cornwall, will be in Winchester next week to visit the Emmaus community at Bar End.
The duchess, patron of the charity that helps the homeless, will visit its base at Bar End on Thursday, Clarence House said today.
She will tour the living area, shop and workshop and meet residents, called companions, staff and supporters.
The duchess will go to Southampton General Hospital to visit the Osteoporosis Centre and attend a reception for the local National Osteoporosis Society supporters group.
Later she will lunch at Southampton Docks to mark the fifth birthday of the Queen Victoria cruise ship.


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The Vacation Gals love Hawaii, that's no secret. From the Big island to Kauai, the best tropical island family vacations in the world are here. One of the best social media contests we've heard of (for travel lovers) will allow lucky, lucky winners to have amazing, all-expense paid vacations in Hawaii: Marriott Resorts Hawaii along with Hawaiian Airlines, Hertz, and the Hawaii CVB are running a viral campaign to raise awareness of the islands. A whopping 25 trips for two can be won in this contest giveaway! In fact, there are two different ways to enter and win this contest. Really, a chance to win a free vacation in Hawaii – that's pretty awesome.
Details, details, you'll be wanting the details. Easy! If you're reading this, you're already online. If you're on Twitter, it's easy to enter this "Tweet Your Way to Hawaii" contest. To enter and try to win one of the 25 trips for two to Hawaii, go to @MarriottHawaiiTweets and fill in your Twitter handle and/or Facebook name, plus email. Starting August 28, one winner will be randomly selected, with Kauai, Oahu, Maui and the Big Island in rotation. Random drawings will continue every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday ending on October 21, 2009. And guess what? Winners will be announced on Twitter (check @MarriottHawaii) and on Marriott Resorts Hawaii's Facebook page. This IS a social media contest, after all. Winners will also be emailed the good news. What does each winner get in this amazing giveaway? You'll love it:
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- Trips must be completed by December 20, 2009
The second Hawaii vacation contest giveaway is a bit more involved. This "Tweetup for Twelve" has one winner, but he or she gets to invite eleven friends and/or family members to come, too. Imagine 12 friends on a free vacation in Hawaii! To enter this contest, create and submit a YouTube video to @MarriottHawaiiTweetsby December 20, 2009. The video should basically be a fan video showing why you love Hawaii (see the website for more details), and the winner will be chosen by public voting. The highest vote-getter will be announced in January, 2010. Here's what you get if you win:
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Now, these contests are not sponsored, approved or endorsed by YouTube, Twitter, or Facebook, but the Vacation Gals sure approve of them. Anything that gets people to be able to experience the magic of a vacation in Hawaii is worth promoting, after all. Proof? My own Twitter profile page shows a photo I took of Wailea in Maui. It really is one of my most favorite places in the world for family travel. Please follow @MarriottHawaii for updates.


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Stem Cells: Nerves of Steel
The totality of Reeve's injury hit home for me just days after it happened, when my driver's education class watched a training video in which he starred. Chris gave us a friendly intro, hopped into a convertible and offered driving tips. Our teacher stopped the tape several times because our paralysis chatter was overriding the lesson. It felt surreal watching the man give us tips on how to drive, knowing that he could no longer grip the wheel.
In the ensuing nine years, Reeve spoke out, wrote two outstanding books and worked tirelessly for his newfound cause. He became a high-profile example for those recovering from catastrophic illnesses. Always an activist, one of Reeve's most personal political issues later in life involved stem-cell research, a field that offered his greatest hope for walking once again.
Reeve's death marks the second high-profile death this year (after Ronald Reagan) from maladies related to causes that stem cells promise to treat. What are stem cells? They are the cells that determine the growth and development of human tissue. Once fashioned into a "line" (an infinitely reproducing cluster of cells), stem cells can theoretically be used to regenerate a severed spinal cord or an eroded brain stem. Current studies are underway to determine stem cells' role in curing such maladies as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases, as well as paralysis.
Depending on whom you ask, stem-cell research is either mankind's best hope or a one-way express rocket to Hell. The stem-cell extraction process, to most people, goes like this: scientists grow fetuses in a secret lab at UC-Berkeley, assisted by a harem of hippie sluts. Babies are then extracted feet-first from the womb and positioned to allow for maximum wailing while a doctor takes a large kitchen knife and slices the fetus like an orange. After exchanging high fives, the doctors slip the remains into a meat grinder. And voila!
Um, no. It's true that the most effective stem-cell lines are derived from freshly fertilized human embryos; however, only embryos donated explicitly for this purpose are ever used. No actual babies (or fetuses) are ever in danger. Moreover, some stem cells can also originate from live people and even umbilical cords. Still, the Bush administration is no fan of such research, claiming that it violates godly standards. But if Superman and the Gipper dying so close together isn't a divine sign, then what is?
Not that the theological aspect of it matters anyway. If U.S. law allowed religions to dictate medical practices, then we wouldn't have hospitals (or, in some cases, doctors). Jehovah's Witnesses, for example, are against blood transfusions because they believe that blood is part of one's soul. Yet blood banks continue to pulse unabated, as does the door-knocking of the Jehovah's Witnesses. When scientific advances that could save lives are on the line, doesn't it make sense to support life?
In any case, stem-cell researchers have a long trial ahead of them. Any obstacles that lie ahead should involve medical applications, not the religious right. Nothing would have thrilled me more than to see Christopher Reeve and Ronald Reagan chatting on a morning jog. But whether or not stem-cell research could have saved them in time, the fact remains that the potential remains out there for the next generation of the afflicted. You might even say it's our mission to tap this amazing resource.


text: The Sox are looking like championship contenders, until one day movie star Pepita Zorita (Lupe Velez) visits a game, and Wacky Waters (Eddie Albert), the team's ace thrower, falls in love. The club has Pepita follow the team on a road trip. Unfortunately, this proves distracting for Waters, who pitches losing game after losing game. When the Sox manage to advance to the World Series while Pepita is off shooting a film, her impending return spurs the wives of the players to take drastic action.


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Sorry you guys you have right about Pestilence.
I play this CD for more then 10 times.
It's very weak. I don't border anymore what you saying.
I like this place. Peace?
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666 is ugly, don't you think?
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Yeah, the last fucking album that I considered good by them was Resurrection Macbre in 2009, and the album was hit and miss for me. Doctrine was an atrocious album in 2011, I almost wanted to give up metal, especially, death metal; the same applies to Morbid Angel's "Illud Divinum Insanus." FOR PESTILENCE: THEY'RE PERFECT FROM MALLEUS MALEFICARUM TO SPHERES, THE REST CAN FUCK OFF.
Album Rating: 3.0Kind of reminds me of Testimony of the Ancients, only not nearly as tight or interesting.
Album Rating: 2.5It's acceptable and not as genuinely bad as Doctrine but yeah it's not terribly interesting nor very Pestilence-esque. Sounds like a weird inbred Deeds Of Flesh album only worse.
Lets just have a website where comments that are contrary to the opinion of the 'metal snob' who wrote the review can simply be deleted by said 'metal snob'. So stupid.
There are numerous respectable online metal publications out there giving this HIGH praise.
Album Rating: 2.5It doesn't suck but it IS very boring
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We still have Consvming and Malleus hard though.
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Dude I would pay money to see that name change.
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one of the first threads i read on this site that made me drool and got me hooked was one on this cake. the complaint was that it had seemed to disappear from new york bakeries. i've been looking for it ever since, and i saw that entenmann's makes one. they had a couple of them at my neighborhood grocery and i walked past them longingly three days in a row and finally bought one last night. wow -- blackout! i almost wish i didn't know how delicious this cake is. it's quite good.
dean & deluca also has one right now, but i can never bring myself to buy anything there. i only go to window shop.


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It looks as if Bexhill is nearer to having its own cinema thanks to the determination of local campaigners fighting for the future of the building in Western Road.
Having made an offer which was rejected by the owner Ormiston trust it seemed time was running out to reach an agreement on the cinema.
However the Bexhill Community Playhouse group has matched the offer of £475,000 from a third party which it was feared Ormiston Trust would accept last Friday.
The Trust has announced it is "delighted" to accept the last minute bid from Bexhill Community Playhouse and has instructed its solicitors to proceed.
Spokesman Steve Macleod told the Observer: "We would like to take this opportunity to wish the group every success in what is, undoubtedly, a very exciting project.
On a personal note, I would like to add how impressed I have been with the commitment and tenacity shown by the volunteers who make up the board of this community group.
"The proceeds of the sale will be used to continue the vital work, which is supported by the Ormiston Trust; enhancing the lives of young people right across the country."
David Royston-Lee of Bexhill Community Cinema commented: "At almost the 11th hour we were able to make an offer that looks like it has been accepted; however this is a delicate time, and we are hopeful that everything does come through so we can move onto the hard work of finding funding to redevelop the site into a state of the art cinema and educational venue for the people of Bexhill to enjoy."
The Bexhill Community Playhouse group initially made an offer of £390,000 having received a grant of £500,000 from Small Investment Business group which backs community-minded projects.
The Ormiston Trust came back with a suggestion of accepting the £390,000, also making a £85,000 to the group, with various conditions attached - such as the right to buy back the building at the same price should the project fail - but campaigners found this "unacceptable."
Longtime supporter Andrew Crotty commented "We are keeping our fingers and toes crossed and we are waiting for the Ormiston trust to have a trustee meeting very soon. I am very happy that we could be at the end of this."


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Vitalmiro Bastos de Moura, 36, is one of two ranchers accused of ordering the murder in 2005 of 73-year-old Dorothy Stang in a conflict over forest land he wanted to clear for development.
"I had no participation whatsoever," Moura told judge Raymond Moises Alves Flexa. He said he did not know Stang, who had been organising poor settlers around the jungle town of Anapu for 23 years.
A gunman, his accomplice and a go-between have been convicted. The men, who are expected to testify, alleged Moura and rancher Regivaldo Galvao offered them 50,000 reals (£13,000) to kill Stang.
The nun, a naturalised Brazilian originally from Dayton, Ohio, was shot six times at close range on a muddy patch of road deep in Para state.
Wearing a black shirt and jeans, Moura stood and defiantly addressed prosecutors, saying he had learned of the murder only after gunmen fled to his ranch. Rather than call the police, he told the men to leave because involvement would only bring him trouble, he said. He fled shortly after and stayed away for 45 days because police did not give him a chance to explain without being arrested, he said.
Over the past 30 years, 1,237 rural workers, union leaders and activists have been killed in Brazilian land disputes. Of those killings, 772 took place in Para, though only four "mandantes," or masterminds, have stood trial. All four were convicted, but none remains behind bars.


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September 30, 2011
An Interview with Bob Koenig – The Femforce Theme Song
Webmaster's Note: This interview is from 1999.
Issue 50 of the Femforce offered a little more than the standard comic book. Included with the issue was a flexi-disc, a small record designed to be played on a phonograph. The technology has since gone the way of the dinosaur, but it wasn't really that long ago that the Femforce theme song was recorded by a band called, "The Keys." Bob Koenig was a founder of "The Keys" and is the songwriter responsible for the Femforce theme contained on that little plastic disc in Femforce Issue 50.
I have read comic books, or had them read to me, since I was age 4 or 5. Back then it was the Fantastic Four, or the Metal Men…those were my faves. But when all the 'indies' of comics came along, I tried whatever I could find. Finding Femforce was great for me, as they reminded me of the comics from yesteryear…and not like all the adult minded indies that were showing up at the time. Of course, Femforce could be considered adult due to the glamorous women that were featured…but, of course, I liked that! But I guess I would say that Femforce (or any AC comics title) was bought up fast by me, as they reminded me of the comics of my youth.
How did you go from becoming a fan of the Femforce comic book to recording a Femforce theme song?
I had started collecting (and actually reading) AC Comics early on, whatever I could find in the comic shops. I had sent letters to the company once in a while, but, when AC issued the "Synn" comic, Mark Heike not only quoted and used references to songs by Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd, but used 1960's psychedelia…of which I have a big record collection. I was also publishing a Syd Barrett fanzine at the time (Syd Barrett was an original member of Pink Floyd), and decided that I could cross publicize my zine with AC comics. Writing to them, I soon had a letter in my hands from Mark Heike and we soon were chatting by phone. I started sending them my records, and they actually liked them!! So, when there was mention of making a movie, I asked about the movie soundtrack…and soon, an idea was planned for this 'flexidisc' in issue # 50…the idea evolved from MAD magazine having flexidiscs in their specials…so why not AC?
Femfans know that the Femforce theme can be found on a flexi-disc that came with Issue number 50 of the title. However, that theme song is actually a reworked version of a song called "Something Special" that you wrote and performed on an album called "Grand Opening." What made you decide to rework that song into the Femforce theme song?
The funny thing of having the Flexi in issue # 50 was that, being a collectible, I seemed to believe that they were put away, and never removed and played! How many actually played the disc? The "Femforce Theme" song is actually a reworking of my other composition "Something Special." I wanted to create an entirely new song, but it just never came to me. Somehow the music and the new words seemed fitting, so the song was used once again.
Your band at the time, "The Keys," was later depicted in a scene in the Femforce. Was it a kick for you to have yourself show up in the pages of one of your favorite comic books?
When The Keys were depicted in Femforce Up Close #1, I was speechless!! I had seen some of the artwork before it came out, but it was quite a thrill to go to our local comic shop and buy a comic with myself as a comic character. My only regret is that I didn't get to take Synn out on a date….they promised me!! (Just kidding)
In case anyone was wondering..the Keys were :
Bob Koenig (lead vocals, guitar)
Bob Hardy (Lead guitar, vocals)
John Piccolo (Bass, vocals)
Ken Schaefer (Drums, vocals)
I think we all enjoyed it. We even appeared at a local comic convention and signed the issues….always great to have more AC comics readers!
You've written and performed songs in many different musical styles. How would you describe your music?
My Musical styles? Well, they vary. I grew up on the Beatles, and even country music…so my style picks up from there. The material I was writing in The Keys was more a 70's based power pop…like the Raspberries or Badfinger. But I did release a country cassette titled "Backroad Pond." The Keys had a record called "Grand Opening" plus a cassette titled "Changes." We were also featured on a tribute CD in Australia titled "beat or not the beat". We made some TV appearances, the most popular was "Dance Party USA" on the USA Network. If interested in my recordings, you can write to Keywhole Records, PO Box 1672, Mineola, NY 11501.
It's been a number of years since you did the Femforce theme song. What's going on with you today? Where can Femfans catch you performing?
Yes, a lot of water under the bridge since the Femforce theme, for sure. The Keys had disbanded in 1994, so I went on to other things. I was signed to a small label and issued a CD of my own. It's titled "Prose & Icons" (CPD-8201) and is available from CatsPaw Records, 416 Wilson Blvd., Mineola, NY 11501. He does mail order, at $14.00 a CD I believe. I also had a guitar duo called the "Jim-Bobs" consisting of myself and Jim Veltri. We played locally, but I haven't really done anything new as of late. I was to appear on a Jan & Dean tribute CD, but that is yet to be finished. So if you want to hear my latest stuff, write to Catspaw.
Any chance of you doing the Femforce theme digitized and saved in a midi format for all the Femfans online?
I'd love to have the Femforce theme digitalized and available for all Femfans online…anyone know how to do it?
Are you still in touch with the folks at AC and are you still a Femforce fan?
I will still chat with Mark Heike whenever I get the chance. They are a great group of people and it was fun to appear at some comic conventions with them in Florida. Of course I'm still a Femforce fan..I miss them!! I especially like Ms. Victory's latest costume..with the big boots…nice!!


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The Rastafari movement or Rasta is a new religious movement that arose in the 1930s in Jamaica, a country with a predominantly Christian culture where 98% of the people were the black descendants of slaves. Most of its adherents worship Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia (ruled 1930–1974), as God incarnate, the Second Advent, or the reincarnation of Jesus. Members of the Rastafari movement are known as Rastas, or Rastafari. The movement is sometimes referred to as "Rastafarianism", but this term is considered derogatory and offensive by some Rastas, who, being highly critical of "isms" which they see as a typical part of Babylon culture, dislike being labelled as an "ism" themselves.
The Rastafari movement encompasses themes such as the spiritual use of cannabis and the rejection of western society, called Babylon (from the metaphorical Babylon of the Christian New Testament). It proclaims Africa (also "Zion") as the original birthplace of mankind, and from the beginning of the movement the call to repatriation to Africa has been a central theme. Rasta also embraces various Afrocentric and Pan-African social and political aspirations, such as the sociopolitical views and teachings of Jamaican publicist, organizer, and black nationalist Marcus Garvey (also often regarded as a prophet). Another theme is Royalty, with Rastas seeing themselves as African royalty and using honorifics such as Prince or King in order to give royalty to their names.
Rastafari is not a highly organized religion; it is a movement and an ideology. Many Rastas say that it is not a "religion" at all, but a "Way of Life". Many Rastas do not claim any sect or denomination, and thus encourage one another to find faith and inspiration within themselves, although some do identify strongly with one of the "mansions of Rastafari" — the three most prominent of these being the Nyahbinghi, the Bobo Ashanti and the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
The name Rastafari is taken from Ras Tafari, the pre-regnal title of Haile Selassie I, composed of Amharic Ras (literally "Head", an Ethiopian title equivalent to Duke), and Haile Selassie's pre-regnal given name, Tafari. Rastafari are generally distinguished for asserting the doctrine that Haile Selassie I, the former and final Emperor of Ethiopia, is another incarnation of the Christian God, called Jah. Most see Haile Selassie I as Jah or Jah Rastafari, who is the second coming of Jesus Christ onto the Earth, but to others he is simply God's chosen king on earth.
Today, awareness of the Rastafari movement has spread throughout much of the world, largely through interest generated by reggae music, a notable exponent of which was Jamaican singer/songwriter Bob Marley (1945–1981). By 1997, there were around one million Rastafari faithful worldwide. In the 2001 Jamaican census, 24,020 individuals (less than 1 percent of the population) identified themselves as Rastafarians. Other sources have estimated that in the 2000s they formed "about 5 percent of the population" of Jamaica, or have conjectured that "there are perhaps as many as 100,000 Rastafarians in Jamaica"
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