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Retro-inspired Personalized Lunchboxes
These gorgeous personalised lunchboxes by Feterie are high on my birthday list for my children this year. With a bit of a retro-cool vibe, they are of lightweight tin construction and as functional as they are stylish. I think they'd be great for toting around paper and coloured pencils too, or whatever knick-knacks it is kids love to drag around (footy cards in my son's case). I can also imagine them being great for keeping all my daughter's hair paraphernaila together — those elastics, clips and ribbons crop up all over the house, yet when we need to tie her hair each morning for school, there's never one to be found! Feterie ship world-wide.
– Sara
Safety first — buggy reflective strips from Wagalum
Pretty scary thought, that now that I have put the Wagalum reflective strips onto Ava's buggy, the risk of us having an accident is reduced by 85%. One wonders how it's possible we're still alive to start with!
No kidding, Wagalum reflective strips should be installed on every buggy on the planet. They ensure the buggy is noticed six times faster by other traffic, and seen from a distance as far as 150 meters instead of the usual 30 meters, which, in the end can make the difference between life or death. Wagalum strips are hardly noticeable during the day, but at night shine nine times brighter than comparable materials. And they cost next to nothing, especially if you compare it to the price of the actual buggy, which costs the same as a small car these days. No excuses, I would say.
For stockists, check the Wagalum website.
xxx Esther
Il Tutto: stylish baby bags
Being a new mum doesn't always bring out the physically best. For instance, after three babies my belly looks like a cross between gelatin pudding and a hot cross bun. My hair is a constant explosion of dry and frizzy dullness (and I'm losing it as we speak) and well, now that I'm at it: my bikini line looks like a Brazilian… rain forest.
Not the best ingredients for feeling like a yummy mummy. But, help is at hand: the moment I throw my uber-glamourous, luxurious Il Tutto Layla over my shoulder I instantly convert from tired looking, un-cute mum to a cool, hip and stylish mama. Or at least I feel that way! My back automatically straightens, my hair seems to look 'interesting' (Tina Turner looked good too after all) and surely soon the seventies will be sexy again. (more…)
I love, love, love this! I keep berating myself for having not conjured it up in one of my brainstorming sessions (honestly I am still hopeful that one day I will invent the next 'lego'). In the meantime, I just marvel at gems like these… it reminds me that the simplest of ideas are the best — a game powered by imagination rather than a USB cable! Think-ets is so simple in concept — a little pouch of random, very charming 'trinkets' from around the world. Along with the pouch comes rules for a few games, such as "I'll take one away, and you tell me which one is missing", or "Make a story about the item you're holding" — educational in so many ways, inspiring story-telling, testing memory and just fun for kids to fiddle with. (more…)
Weekend get-away: Athens
Greece is a dream holiday destination — the beautiful islands, the history, the coffee and the food. Athens is the the main hub and starting point for most trips to Greece, so why not spend a couple of days discovering this historic city, before hitting the beach?
Pepi, an Athens native, was gracious enough to give us some tips and ideas on what to do in Athens with children. She grew up in the city of Patras before coming to Athens many years ago. During her studies she spent a year in Scotland before settling in Athens. She now lives with her husband Chris and their little daughter Alice in this city full of history. Pepi is now a full time mom and spends her time with her daughter discovering and playing. Here are her insider tips: (more…)
Summer Holidays Must-Haves
I am just about to go away on holiday for the next few weeks. I read this article in the Guardian and had to laugh… a lot of it rang so true. I thought I was the only person in the whole world who got disproportionately annoyed by my fellow passengers resting their elbows on "my" armrest on a plane. Summer holidays are so much fun but I am not a big fan of the packing, preparation and traveling, especially with kids. This time I am going away by car which is bliss. I get to take so many more extras…
So my main must-have holiday items this year are: (more…)
Battlefield backpack from Chicken Rhythm
I got this cute backpack for my son at the Kleine Fabriek trade show. Isn't it cool? I love the fact that it's drum-shaped, and I love that cute image of the little rider on the horse. My son has been so much into fighting, and knights, and guns these days, without really knowing what he's talking about… so it's very appropriate for him! I have no clue where he gets the fighting obsession, but my husband tells me not to worry — it's very normal for boys, apparently.
Anyway, the backpack is from Chicken Rhythm, and there are also some other prints available.
xxx Esther
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Weekend Get-away: Barcelona
To introduce our new weekend getaway feature, here is our first post from Marta in Barcelona. Barcelona is one of my favourite Mediterranean cities. It has the perfect mixture of culture, beauty, beach life and beautiful weather. It always strikes me as such a relaxed city that is easy to explore and perfect to visit 'en famille'.
Whilst searching for someone with inside info about visiting Barcelona with kids I remembered Marta. Marta lives with her husband and little son in the wonderful Gracia part of Barcelona. She is a professional translator and also a blogger. Her blog English in Barna, is about life in Barcelona, her blog A Bilingual Bébé gives tips to Spanish speaking parents on how to raise their child bilingually, and finally she also blogs for the international organisation Pocket Cultures. All in all Marta is the perfect person to start off our new feature. I do hope you enjoy discovering Barcelona through her post. And please do leave us any comments or recommendations you have about Barcelona. The more ideas the merrier… (more…)
New York City — a new Babyccino Kids city guide!
In addition to our brand new design and look, we have more exciting Babyccino Kids news. We've launched our NYC City Guide!! Dina has been working diligently for the past 6 months to cover off all of NYC's best kid-friendly places to eat, see, play, shop, etc., and it is finally ready to share with you. Like all of our city guides, it will be updated regularly with new reviews and other kid-friendly ideas. So, if you're planning a trip to NYC (or know someone who is), make sure to check out all of Dina's suggestions.
P.S. Check out all of the new city designs. The girls at Petite Alma did such an amazing job capturing each city's look and feel. We've also added some handy new features which will help make your visit even easier. We are so excited about them we can hardly sit still!
P.P.S. As always, we welcome your feedback.
Amazing Travel Tote
I don't know what it is with me and 1980's nostalgia brands, but for the last few years I have been completely addicted to LeSportSac. I happen to live near one of their outlet stores so I have been quite fortunate in terms of getting some amazing bags for next to nothing. The company is always rolling out new patterns so there is something that will appeal to everyone. I think this tote makes for a perfect weekend bag and is an ideal carryall for a long day out with the kids. It's large, but not cumbersome, and it zips at the top to hide any chaos that might lurk inside. I also like that it has plenty of pockets for keys, cellphone and loose change. And most importantly, it's machine washable! They also make a great baby bag. Visit one of the stores for a larger selection and if you can locate an outlet store — even better.
Bugaboo Bee, the coolest buggy on the block!
Lucky me! Because I'm in Amsterdam — the home of the world famous Dutch company Bugaboo, I have already gotten my hands on the shiny new version of the Bugaboo Bee. And I'm loving it!! Even though my baby isn't here yet, I've tested it already on my 3-year-old boy, who will have a hard time parting with it when his little sister is born.
Besides the fact that the Bee is cool because it's modern, innovative and original, it's also amazingly small, lightweight and easy to maneuver. At the same time it's super complete: it's a fully equipped pushchair that can be used from newborn up to around age four!
The seat, which can recline completely and is ergonomically designed to be suitable from birth, can be put either rear facing or forward facing in a few simple steps (the new design greatly improved as opposed to the old one, where reversing the seat took a masters degree in space-ship engineering). It may (but doesn't have to) be taken off completely in the case you want to use it with just the car seat, which easily clips on. But, there's no annoying dismantling in two parts before you can fold the buggy — it folds flat with seat and all, in one part and in one movement… easy peasy. Even the grandparents got it immediately.
I must say, after two babies and three pushchairs, this IS the most versatile, handy buggy we've had so far!!!
More to come on the Bee after I've had the baby…
xxx Esther
Sweet for Baby: Travel Bag By Maud
Things handmade always have something extra precious about them. They always remind me of my mum, who was fond of sewing and was never too busy to start yet another little project for her grandchildren.
This travel bag made By Maud has that lovely handmade feel to it and you can see that a lot of attention has been paid to detail. It is beautifully made, the dino application is simple but lovely (and I love that it's a dino for girls), and the fabrics are of great quality.
Maud, who runs her business from her garage where she has two sewing machines and a pile of fabrics, also has three little children so she knows what accessories busy mums need. With her creative talent and sense of style, she whipped up a huge collection of the cutest things!
Even though her website is in French, you surely can figure it out, right? Otherwise just contact Maud for info. And she'll ship worldwide.
xxx Esther
The Lambini Papoose
When my daughter was born I remember lusting after the leather, sheepskin Bill Amberg papoose… but, I just could not justify the cost. So I settled for a far less stylish middle of the road baby carrier, which not only clashed with my clothes (very much to my annoyance!) but I had to refer to the instructions every time I wanted to use it. Pretty soon I gave up as it caused me considerable stress, and sometimes even induced tears… (as many new mothers can attest; complicated instructions plus a severe case of sleep deprivation can do that). These days my babies are growing up, much too fast for my liking, but that hasn't stopped me lusting after a new baby carrier called the Lambini Papoose. It is a gorgeous contraption, with a far more affordable price tag and so simple to use.
Firstly, it is very stylish (and co-ordinates well with most wardrobes — earthy, neutral colours). Secondly, there is no need to add blankets as it's lined with super-soft Australian lambswool which keeps baby warm in winter and cool in summer. There is the added bonus of using the lambswool separately to line the pram or car seat. But the best thing about this papoose is that you don't need an instruction booklet to work out how to put it on. It just slides right over your head! For online purchases, both local and international, please click here.
– Sara
Mommy Toolbox — clips that do the trick
Not sure what I like more about the company 'Mommy Toolbox' — the name or the products it sells!
Within a few months I'll be walking around with a pushchair again, and will be found struggling with jumpers and scarfs, trying to keep the sun out of my baby's eyes, and trying to keep the toys inside the pushchair instead of on the pavement! But this time, instead of faint efforts with clothespins and strings, I'll have a few cool looking CaraBeans and Spring Beans handy. Made of strong aluminium with funky coloured lead-free rubber paint around them, these clips really do the trick.
Available from the Mommy Toolbox online shop.
xxx Esther
Adorable Beci Orpin coin purses
These coin purses by talented Melbourne designer Beci Orpin are too cute for words! A little bit quirky but classic enough so that I don't feel like I have just raided my daughter's accessory box. They are made of soft leather with stitch, appliqué and rivet detailing and they are fully lined. My only quandary now is deciding whether to invest in the fox, the bear, the owl or the lion. (more…)
I was recently approached by Metrotwin to do a guest-list for them of my favourite places in London with kids. I said "hey! I can do one better than that — I can ask our fabulous Babyccino NY contributor (Dina to you and me) to do a NY list too". They were very excited.
You see Metrotwin is a site powered by British Airways to offer reviews of all the best things to do in the London and NYC. It is a fabulous resource if you happen to be travelling to or even if you live in either of the cities.
You can check out the Babyccino Kids London Address Book here and the NY address book here.
Enjoy! Mo.x
Long-haul flights and jet-lag
I am by no means a medical expert, but I have done a ton of traveling with my kids, have survived more long-haul flights than I can count and have dealt with jet-lag more times than I would like. On the whole it is never easy, especially the flights. But I do find that it's more daunting in theory than in practice (I usually start to dread the flight, especially if I'm flying on my own with the kids, about 3 months before the day… plotting out all the possible worse-case scenarios in my head). In general, the nightmare scenarios never happen and the flights go more smoothly than I imagined. I think my biggest tip is to be super organized — have everything you might need during the flight in an easily accessible carry-on. Bring healthy snacks (like raisins, pretzels, fruit) to keep your kids happy and distracted at the crucial times like take-off and landing when you have to be seated. Have your kids' favourite books on-hand. And make sure your kids use the toilet BEFORE you board the plain. The more organized you are, the easier the whole experience will be. Oh, and I really think it makes a world of difference to buy your kids their own headphones — ones that actually fit them and stay on. (more…)
Re-live the 17th century in Rembrandt's House
Last weekend we did something unexpectedly fabulous: we took the children to Rembrandt's House. Rembrandt, as you might know, was a very famous Dutch painter who lived from 1607 till 1669. From 1625 onwards he lived in Amsterdam. For a big part of his live he was very rich, already well known in his time, and he lived in a beautiful house that is amazingly well conserved and restored and can be visited today.
I didn't really know what to expect with two little children, but they were SO impressed. Our daughter (4 yrs) listened to her own audio tour, aimed especially at kids, and I can say that at the end of our visit she could give me specific information that I didn't pick up myself.
If you're in Amsterdam and want to combine some culture with history and a fun family activity, the Rembrandthuis comes recommended. There's no restaurant, but walking down to the Staalstraat takes less than 5 minutes and you'll find Pucinni, with great coffee, good sandwiches and amazing cakes. In the same street you'll find cute kids gift shop Beestenwinkel, my favourite grown-up gift shop Klevering (that happens to stock some really lovely kids items as well), and a bit up the road there's Droog Design, a showcase of the famous Dutch design group.
xxx Esther
Top things to do in Melbourne (part 1)
With a steady stream of visiting friends over the Christmas holidays, and many with young children, we have been busy! Whilst we treated them to the hedonistic pleasures of the Aussie beach culture, we also spent a great deal of time indoors appreciating the 'higher arts'. This can be tricky with young kids in tow, especially those who are jet-lagged and tantrum prone, but Melbourne has some fabulous museums and galleries, several of which are especially wonderful for children. Here are my top 3.
1. Melbourne Museum – This fabulous museum, located on the northern border of the Carlton Gardens behind the Royal Exhibition Building, is futuristic and interactive and connects architecture and nature – in the middle of the museum, you can walk through a forest! The Children's Gallery is designed for children 3 to 8 but I would think it would delight even the younger toddler. The children's exhibition, entitled 1,2,3 Grow, explores the many ways things, including humans, grow. Activities, children's art, stories, an indoor sandpit with fossils beneath the sand which children are encouraged to discover, a kids puppet theatre and an outside play/picnic area including games such as skittles for the whole family, are just some of the attractions. It doesn't matter how often we visit (we try to put our membership to good use after all) my children are always stimulated and engaged. Young children particularly love the insect section and the Forest gallery. Click here for more details. (more…)


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Teenager rescued from Southwick rock quarry
Fire crews rescued the teen from the quarry at the Southwick/Agawam line.
Fire crews rescued the teen from the quarry at the Southwick/Agawam line.
Storm chances increase through this afternoon. A few could bring damaging winds.
Police arrested a man outside the federal courthouse where Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is being formally sentenced to death.
Drenching rainfall began to come down shortly before 11:00 in the greater Springfield area.
Bishop Rozanski has selected Surrey Road in Springfield's East Forest Park section as the location for the new Pope Francis High School.
Bishop Mitchell Rozanski will announce Friday whether a new regional Catholic high school will be located in Springfield or Chicopee.
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In Dublin, you are more likely to find Caesar salad than honest Irish stew
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Like his women, Picasso's apples are splayed open, chopped around
Art - Emily Mann gets involved with landscape and nature at the Tate St Ives
If you believe the weather forecasters, we may be due for a few days of sunshine.
There's more gloom in Devon than even in Yorkshire
Edinburgh - Johann Hari on the theatrical indulgences of the US victim complex
The master of spin hits the decks
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An embarrassment at the bathhouse on the men's day
It's official: the weather in Yorkshire is no worse than the weather in London
The Continental love affair with the American muffin is quite puzzling
Nearly five years after Diana's death, Richard Askwith joins the pilgrims at Althorp and, despite am
Athens is gearing up to host the Olympic Games - but that honour comes at a high price
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No party in the royal park
Spain has always signified release, irresponsibility and sensuality to the composers of northern Eur
Parma ham and pregnancy: a recipe for disaster?
Trapeze artists amidst the dung-reeking gloom
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Nice hotel off from the busier streets but walkable to the heart of uptown and the stadiums. Located in the center of Johnson & Wales University. Staff was very helpful. Parking and breakfast were $14 each. We opted to breakfast elsewhere.
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On a recent visit to the USA from the UK we arrived in this hotel after touring around North Carolina and had previously made a reservation in this hotel in December 2014 as my daughter was attending a Taylor Swift concert. Upon arrival, I was informed that they had no reservation available for us, I assume they had over booked...
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My daughter started school at JWU and my wife and I spent 2 nights here while she moved into her apartment and went through orientation. Hotel was very clean, day time staff were very helpful, (evening staff less so) and it was incredibly convenient since the University is right outside the doors. The pool area while small, was nice. Construction...
Spent a great weekend in Charlotte, staying at the Doubletree in the heart of the city. It was conveniently located and in walking distance of a lot of the attractions I was interested in, including the BBT Ballpark (home of the Knights), the stadium, the convention center, lots of food options, and several neat sites in general. I really enjoyed...
This was a last minute stay with Gateway Village Hilton Doubletree and it was a great experience. Staff and hotel are fabulous. Will return in the near future and would recommend a stay to friends and family.
When in Charlotte and needing to stay near the Gateway Center, I could not think of a better place. There is construction (remodeling) currently going on (no noise as to distrub guests) but the food service has been moved to 2nd floor meeting rooms. If you are not desperate for in hotel food service, this is not an issue and...
Stayed here on a Saturday night while on vacation from the UK. Friendly staff on arrival, a clean but average room and standard breakfast fare. A 10 minute, safe walk to downtown Charlotte and all the restaurants/bars. Car park was $14 for the night and secure with gated exit. No issues at all and would stay again.
We booked a night at this hotel after we had to leave a previously booked Extended Stay because it was so bad. This DoubleTree is in a great location just outside the main area of bars and restaurant, quick 5 dollar cab ride. The front desk was very nice, enjoyed the cookies as always. Our room was perfect. Clean, cool,...
We stayed at the doubletree which is an excellent hotel! Nice staff and facility, renovations going on with restaurant - no big deal - it happens! Just didn't like the fact I had to walk my 10 year old through the downtown area near the train on the way to Time Warner with all the homeless/ drunks. Quite an education...
If having an on site restaurant is important to you know that they essentially have no food service right now. Supposedly new restaurant will open 7/15/15 but I would give it till 8/1/15 because things are always behind schedule. They do have a drinks cart and very basic stuff set up in a second floor meeting room, but it has...
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Marvell - The New Hope
The new Marvell controller came to my attention when a forum post was added to TweakTown's forums. Little is known about this SATA 3.0 controller other than they do exist and in enough quantity that we are getting random forum posts leaking information. So far this is what we have.
SATA 6Gb/s Interface
294MB/s Average Read Speeds on the Leaked Hardware in HD Tach
Labeled MARVELL SD88SA024SA0 SUN
Leaked SSD HDD Capacity was 34GB
After I wrote this section of this article, both OCZ and Micron announced they would both be showing solid state drives based on the new Marvell controller at CES. Micron has since released a video on YouTube that shows their version, the RealSSD C300 in action.
One thing that we are most excited about is the fact that hardware is already in existence and that we are actually seeing it, even though we have yet to touch it. Our day will come, more specifically on January 5 2010 when we will definitely have some real world performance numbers and if at all possible someone will ensure a sample hits our labs prior to our flight to Las Vegas.
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Transformer Book T100 is a compact ultraportable that combines the productivity features of a laptop with the easy portability of a tablet - and you can switch between the two in an instant. At just 1.07kg, T100 is one of the lightest laptops around, but detach the 10.1-inch display from the keyboard and it becomes an equally lightweight multi-touch tablet you can take anywhere. The sleek design features a durable finish, too, so T100 will always look its best.
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everything is fine11/28/2014
the goods arrived without damage in excellent condition
Asus and Rakuten Not helping with issues:7/24/2014
I have tried repeatedly to register the warranty on the refurbished tablet but am unable to do so. I believe that the tablet is already registered under the previous owner before the refurbish. I can not register it and Asus has not replied to my requests for help. Very upsetting. When I had delivery issues, I repeatedly wrote Rakuten but they did not reply. I am writing for help on the warranty registration issues and can let you know here if they help. Otherwise, I think I would not recommend you purchase a refurbished item from then.
good buy7/22/2014
good service
Short Cord7/15/2014
Very short cord only around 3 ft.
Nice Product
Asus T100TA - Awesome7/7/2014
It is small, light weight, inexpensive and AWESOME!
Net Book7/3/2014
Have just now set it up and have not had time to use it. Takes 8 hours to charge the battery before you open it and some time to set up. Looks good so far. Replacing a five yr old net book of the same brand. Small and light.
Very cool little machine6/7/2014
I had a B&N Nook which never really satisfied me (I still love my Nexus 5 though) so I sold that and purchased this instead. I love that it runs my old Windows programs and so cool that it can be a tablet but mostly my wife and I have used it with the keyboard. Its been mostly used for watching Youtube, HBO GO and Skyping. Battery life is great too and I like how light it is. I think it was good purchase. I rated it a 3 out of 5 for performance - but that isn't a negative for this product.
Asus T100TA-C1-GR6/2/2014
This 64GB SSD with Windows 8.1 packs a lot of power and features on 10" notebook/tablet.
Good tablet&laptop5/26/2014
This Asus tablet is great for everyday use. The weight is extremely light, the performance is good and response is fast. I like using it all the time.
For the value, this could be your next laptop...5/4/2014
I've had a touchphone and have had experience with touch devices in the past. This device does well with touch features, except I wish that fingerprints didn't show up as much as they do. Besides that, it is still great to use. The portability is great for Ease of use because the whole thing is just small enough to have while you are in bed or decide to have it in a small space for Kindle book reading. The charging sucks, but the battery can be decent I guess. I would wait for the 2nd transformer though.
Avoid Refurb if you want MS Office4/11/2014
This tablet is a great deal! Possibly the best Win 8 tablet out there--largely because it comes pre-installed with MS Home & Student Office--UNLESS YOU BUY A REFURBISHED one! Again, the tablet is great and Rakuten was very prompt in their delivery, but they're still advertising this as coming with Office. IF IT'S REFURBISHED IT DOES NOT.
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I followed up on this product by my daughters request. Other kids at school have the model and they like it
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I love this tablet. My only regret is that this was a refurbished item and while it came pre-loaded with MS Office home and student edition, it did not come with COA or activation code and therefore was useless for this. However, as a tablet or netbook, this is an incredible buy.
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The battery is exceptional. On a typical day I use the computer about 7 hours and I regularly have 30% left by the time I close the lid (brightness is set to auto adjust). It also accepts a charge from my external battery pushing my mobile work time up to double the reported 10 hrs. I'm adjusting to the keyboard, but like many reviewers have noted, the right shift key is small and I often miss it. Please note: the two feet of the hinge, which touch the table when the screen is up, can scratch a wood finish very easily. I produced three scratches at home before I figured out what the sound was. Like one reviewer as well, my keyboard had a slight warp that made it wobble. I've bent it back into shape. Some parts of the construction seem needlessly cheap, like the warped keyboard and the glossy and sometimes flimsy back of the tablet. Less like the Nexus 10 back and more like the lid to my old Asus 1201n. You don't notice the flex until you pick up the screen in tablet mode. Overall, I continue to be impressed with the performance and functionality of the T100. Win 8.1 is great on this machine. It is everything I wanted in Android that Google or MS won't allow - split screen, great multitasking, great MS Office experience. It has an awesome Baytrail chip with an exceptional balance between power and battery life. Rumor is, too, that once the first Android Baytrails are launched the T100 will be able to dual boot Android and Win 8.1.
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The best located and friendliest hostel in Washington DC, we're the ideal hostel for experiencing the history and culture of our nation's capital!
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This was my second time to stay here. I love the location! The amenities are sufficient, its not a 4 star hotel - but its not supposed to be! its a Hostel! - so you get to enjoy a great price. I will stay again. Complementary breakfast - some cereal, muffins, toast, juice, etc. You have to pay a small fee if you are not a member, but if you plan on staying more than a night or two you should just get the membership. Shared bathroom/shower space. very helpful staff. Lots of planned activities!
Mon 29 Jun 2015
The staff members were friendly & prompt in their service. It's convenient having washers & driers at the basement. It's nice having free breakfast to start off the day. It was a great chance to get to know other guests, who are of various nationalities. Perhaps some beds in the dorm might need a little fixing, since they creak so much, even with a slight move. And maybe there's a way to add ventilation too. Still, my stay at HI was great overall. :) I'll choose it again when I travel to DC.
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very clean; staff is very helpful
Tue 23 Jun 2015
Had a great stay here, the staff were great fun and really helpful with tips on where to go and how to get to places. The hostel had a good free breakfast offering and was pretty clean the whole time I was there. It is in a handy location for a metro station and many of the tourist sites and lots of restaurants are just a short walk away. Overall a really good hostel to stay at with a quiet but friendly atmosphere. My only criticism would be that the room I stayed in smelt a bit like hamster.
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The staffs were very friendly. Also hostel is located near to the Metro station and shopping center . So I enjoyed staying in the hostel.
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There was plenty to celebrate at Fort Sill as the Army held it's Independence Day ceremony.
There won't be a firework show over at Fort Sill's Fourth of July celebration, but there will be a very popular musical act to make up for it!
On Monday, you can go to a Memorial Day Program to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.
The search is over for a Fort Sill staff sergeant's body in Medicine Creek.
Media Relations Officer Keith Pannell says an armed robber took refuge at Fort Sill around 10 a.m. Tuesday morning.
Texomans can experience the sights and sounds of what it was like on an early frontier Army post at a historical program at Fort Sill this weekend
For years we've been following former marine corporal Hershel "Woody" Williams as he, along with several other Iwo Jima survivors, travel to Fort Sill during the annual Iwo Jima survivors reunion to deliver an inspiring message to young Marines.
On Tuesday, the post will enforce new security procedures and background checks to come in line with army requirements for security and post access.
The new THAAD training center will save money and help in the protection of lives.
75 five soldiers said goodbye to their loved ones Saturday afternoon as they head overseas.
A 19 year old Fort Sill Soldier probably feels like a bandit after playing a penny slot machine in Lawton Thursday evening.
The men and women on the front lines of our military are some of the strongest in the world, but it takes a lot to get there and a lot to get back there when they are wounded or injured. That's why there are physical training and rehabilitation programs at military installments across the nation.
America's favorite past time was played, a little differently at Fort Sill Saturday.
Monday afternoon, NORAD and USNORTHCOM Public Affairs released a statement regarding the housing of immigrant children at United States military bases.
Thirteenth Congressman Mac Thornberry says immigrant children should no longer be housed at Department of Defense facilities.
Today is the day the Department of Health and Human Services is allowing media to take a tour of the holding facility for illegal immigrants at Fort Sill.
The President is asking congress for close to four billion dollars in emergency funds for the flood of young illegal immigrants.
We have declined the invitation to attend the Health and Human Services tour of the Fort Sill holding facilities on Thursday.
The first of what are expected to be several hundred immigrant children have begun arriving at Fort Sill.


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How does one decscribe themselves in words to attract the attention of another? I think you have to be honest and open about your heart, soul and mind. But it is only a stepping stone to the beginning of knowing if that person is right for you. Yes a physical attraction is important but if you base everything souly off the images of a person you will never find your one true love. Maybe your not looking for that, which is fine, but I believe its why we exist. Not only humanity but in nature as a whole, love is displayed in all species. Ive had relationships that I cared deeply for that person and had love for them. But never have I found that connection between two people that poems, movies and songs are written about. That love that you know thats the person you want to dedicate your life to, who you want to raise a family with and be in their arms for eternity. With that being said I think its clear that Im not here to play games, and Im not looking to marry the first person who also likes tattoos. Im trying to give myself the opportunity to meet someone who I might not have otherwise. I dont mind if someone lives two or three hours from me, or maybe even across the country. Im not going to limit myself to a 20 mile radius because Im not willing to seek out the right person for me. Well if you havent already left my profile because you didnt like my pictures, I didnt make enough money or Im to old for you. Im going to now do my best to describe myself and what makes me who I am. I was raised catholic and I have faith but Im not devout. I believe in spirits and and the supernatural and hope there is something beyond this life. But I cant rule out the creation of life through evolution so I guess Im middle of the road when it comes to religion. Just like I dont consider myself a democrate or republican, Im just a single insignificant person in the world trying to comprehend my existence, and how we got here. I dont limit myself to a groups way of thinking I like to figure things out on my own. And maybe my beliefs dont follow any set of rules but their mine and I would never change them to conform Id rather stand alone. I always say I wish I lived in a time where things were simple back in the 50s where technology was just coming of age. But then I think how amazing it would be to see what the future holds three hundred years from now. Diseases that kill people every day will be cured, maybe the world will finally be at peace, the possibilities are endless. But I also believe with the perfection of man and destruction of the natural evolution of things we could destroy ourselves and the world. I was born and raised in Plymouth Massachusetts, its a town rich in history and culture. If your not familiar with it Id love to share with you my experiences there. My immediate family all still live there but I have cousins and uncles spread across the U.S. Growing up my Father was my hero, he was a Marine, and from as far back as I can remember thats what I wanted to be as well. So when everyone was going off to college after graduation I was headed to bootcamp. I did four years as a Marine, and though it was a tough four years it was four years that changed my life more then any other. But the single most important thing to me was knowing how proud my Father was as I was marching across that parade deck. I also met some amazing friends who Im still in touch with and one of whom convinced me to move to California. I got to travel all over the world and see some beautiful places but Ive also seen utter devestation. But they were all life experiences that contributed to who I am and I am greatful for them all. I got out of the Marines after four years and pretty much lived in California up until a year ago. I got a good job offer in Massachusetts and I decided it was time to move back and be closer to my family so I took the job and Im very happy I did.
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Auto racing / Motorcross, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Dancing, Hockey, Martial arts, Running, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
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Visiting friends and family, anywhere I can see a good band, the outdoors, and sometimes in bed watching a good movie.
Anything vintage, dogs, music, motorcycles, food, ice cream!
Cars shows, tattoo conventions, live music, street and dirtbike riding, swimming, surfing, paddleboarding, ice skating, fishing, target shooting, camping, photography, creating.
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Lynne Abraham presented herself as a proven leader, independent of special interest influence, who will bridge the "disconnect" between Philadelphia's centralized administration and the city's outlying neighborhoods.
The Burholme Community Civic Association last week honored member Romeo Battilana on the 70th anniversary of his participation in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Edition/Copyright: 11TH 06
1. Introduction to Earth Science
What Is Earth Science?
Earth Science, People, and the Environment
The Nature of Scientific Inquiry
Scales of Space and Time in Earth Science
Early Evolution of Earth's Spheres
A Closer Look at the Geosphere
Earth As a System
Box 1.1 Earth As a System. Earth's Place in the Cosmos
Box 1.2 Understanding Earth. Studying Earth from Space
2. Minerals. Building Blocks of Rocks
Minerals. The Building Blocks of Rocks
Elements. The Building Blocks of Minerals
Why Atoms Bond
Properties of Minerals
Mineral Groups
Mineral Resources
Box 2.1 People and the Environment. Making Glass from Minerals
Box 2.2 Understanding Earth. Gemstones
3. Rocks. Materials of the Solid Earth
Earth As a System. The Rock Cycle
Igneous Rocks. ''Formed by Fire''
Sedimentary Rocks. Compacted and Cemented Sediment
Metamorphic Rocks. New Rock from Old
Resources from Rocks and Minerals
Box 3.1 Earth As a System. The Carbon Cycle and Sedimentary Rocks
Box 3.2 People and the Environment. United States Per Capita Use of Mineral and Energy Resources
4. Weathering, Soil, and Mass Wasting
Earth's External Processes
Mechanical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Rates of Weathering
Controls of Soil Formation
The Soil Profile
Classifying Soils
Soil Erosion
Weathering Creates Ore Deposits
Mass Wasting. The Work of Gravity
Mass Wasting and Landform Development
Controls and Triggers of Mass Wasting
Classifying Mass-Wasting Processes
Debris Flow
Slow Movements
Box 4.1 Understanding Earth. The Old Man of the Mountain
Box 4.2 People and the Environment. Debris Flows on Alluvial Fans. A Case Study
from Venezuela
5. Running Water and Groundwater
Earth as a System. The Hydrologic Cycle
Running Water
The Work of Running Water
Stream Channels
Base Level and Stream Erosion
Shaping Stream Valleys
Depositional Landforms
Drainage Patterns
Floods and Flood Control
Groundwater. Water Beneath the Surface
Distribution and Movement of Groundwater
Artesian Wells
Environmental Problems Associated with Groundwater
The Geologic Work of Groundwater
Box 5.1 People and the Environment. Flash Floods
Box 5.2 Understanding Earth. Measuring Groundwater Movement
Box 5.3 People and the Environment. The Case of the Disappearing Lake
6. Glaciers, Deserts, and Wind
Glaciers. A Part of Two Basic Cycles in the Earth System
How Glaciers Move
Glacial Erosion
Glacial Deposits
Glaciers of the Ice Age
Some Indirect Effects of Ice Age Glaciers
Causes of Glaciation
Geologic Processes in Arid Climates
Basin and Range. The Evolution of a Desert Landscape
Wind Erosion
Wind Deposits
Box 6.1 Understanding Earth. Glacial Ice-A Storehouse of Climate Data
Box 6.2 People and the Environment. The Disappearing Aral Sea
7. Earthquakes and Earth's Interior
What Is an Earthquake?
San Andreas Fault. An Active Earthquake Zone
Seismology. The Study of Earthquake Waves
Locating an Earthquake
Measuring the Size of Earthquakes
Destruction from Earthquakes
Can Earthquakes Be Predicted?
Earth's Layered Structure
Box 7.1 People and the Environment. Damaging Earthquakes East of the Rockies
Box 7.2 Understanding Earth. Inge Lehmann. A Pioneering Seismologist
8. Plate Tectonics. A Scientific Theory Unfolds
Continental Drift. An Idea Before Its Time
The Great Debate
Plate Tectonics. The New Paradigm
Divergent Boundaries
Convergent Boundaries
Transform Fault Boundaries
Testing the Plate Tectonics Model
Measuring Plate Motion
What Drives Plate Motion?
Plate Tectonics into the Future
Box 8.1 Understanding Earth. The Breakup of Pangaea
Box 8.2 Understanding Earth. Susan DeBari-A Career in Geology
9. Volcanoes and Other Igneous Activity
The Nature of Volcanic Eruptions
What Is Extruded During Eruptions?
Volcanic Structures and Eruptive Styles
Living in the Shadow of a Composite Cone
Other Volcanic Landforms
Intrusive Igneous Activity
Origin of Magma
Plate Tectonics and Igneous Activity
Box 9.1 People and the Environment. Eruption of Vesuvius a.d. 79
Box 9.2 Earth As a System. Can Volcanoes Change Earth's Climate?
10. Mountain Building
Rock Deformation
Mountain Building
Mountain Building at Subduction Zones
Collisional Mountain Ranges
Fault-Block Mountains
Vertical Movements of the Crust
Box 10.1 People and the Environment. The San Andreas Fault System
11. Geologic Time
Geology Needs a Time Scale
A Brief History of Geology
Relative Dating-Key Principles
Correlation of Rock Layers
Fossils. Evidence of Past Life
Dating with Radioactivity
The Geologic Time Scale
Difficulties in Dating the Geologic Time Scale
Box 11.1 Understanding Earth. Deciphering the Past by Understanding the Present
Box 11.2 People and the Environment. Radon-A Threat to Human Health
Box 11.3 Understanding Earth. Using Tree Rings to Date and Study the Recent Past
12. Earth's History. A Brief Summary
Precambrian Time. Vast and Enigmatic
Paleozoic Era. Life Explodes
Mesozoic Era. Age of the Dinosaurs
Cenozoic Era. Age of Mammals
Box 12.1 Understanding Earth. The Burgess Shale
Box 12.2 Earth As a System. Demise of the Dinosaurs
13. The Ocean Floor
The Vast World Ocean
An Emerging Picture of the Ocean Floor
Continental Margins
The Ocean Basin Floor
The Oceanic Ridge
Seafloor Sediments
Resources from the Seafloor
Box 13.1 Understanding Earth. A Grand Break-Evidence for Turbidity Currents
Box 13.2 Understanding Earth. Explaining Coral Atolls-Darwin's Hypothesis
Box 13.3 Understanding Earth. Collecting Geologic History from the Deep-Ocean Floor
14. Ocean Water and Ocean Life
Composition of Seawater
Ocean Temperature Variation
Ocean Density Variation
The Diversity of Ocean Life
Oceanic Productivity
Oceanic Feeding Relationships
Box 14.1 People and the Environment. Desalination of Seawater-Fresh Water from the Sea
Box 14.2 Earth As a System. Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vent Biocommunities-Earth's First Life?
Box 14.3 People and the Environment. The Iron Hypothesis-Fertilizing the Ocean to Reduce Global Warming
15. The Dynamic Ocean
Surface Circulation
Deep-Ocean Circulation
The Shoreline. A Dynamic Interface
The Coastal Zone
Wave Erosion
Sand Movement on the Beach
Shoreline Features
Stabilizing the Shore
Coastal Classification
Box 15.1 Understanding Earth. Running Shoes as Drift Meters-Just Do It
Box 15.2 People and the Environment. The Move of the Century-Relocating the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse
16. The Atmosphere. Composition, Structure, and Temperature
Weather and Climate
Composition of the Atmosphere
Height and Structure of the Atmosphere
Earth--Sun Relationships
Energy, Heat and Temperature
Mechanisms of Heat Transfer
The Fate of Incoming Solar Radiation
Heating the Atmosphere. The Greenhouse Effect
For the Record. Air Temperature Data
Why Temperatures Vary. The Controls of Temperature
World Distribution of Temperature
Box 16.1 People and the Environment. Altering the Atmosphere's Composition-Sources and Types of Air Pollution
Box 16.2 People and the Environment. Ozone Depletion-A Global Issue
Box 16.3 Understanding Earth. Blue Skies and Red Sunsets
17. Moisture, Clouds, and Precipitation
Water's Changes of State
Humidity. Water Vapor in the Atmosphere
The Basis of Cloud Formation. Adiabatic Cooling
Processes that Lift Air
The Weathermaker. Atmospheric Stability
Condensation and Cloud Formation
How Precipitation Forms
Coalescence Process
Forms of Precipitation
Measuring Precipitation
Box 17.1 People and the Environment. Atmospheric Stability and Air Pollution
Box 17.2 Understanding Earth. Science and Serendipity
18. Air Pressure and Wind
Understanding Air Pressure
Measuring Air Pressure
Factors Affecting Wind
Highs and Lows
General Circulation of the Atmosphere
The Westerlies
Local Winds
How Wind Is Measured
El Nino and La Nina
Global Distribution of Precipitation
Box 18.1 People and the Environment. Wind Energy-An Alternative with Potential
Box 18.2 Understanding Earth. Monitoring Ocean Winds from Space
19. Weather Patterns and Severe Storms
Air Masses
The Middle-Latitude Cyclone
What's In a Name?
Box 19.1 Understanding Earth. A Brief Overview of the Weather Business
Box 19.2 People and the Environment. Lightning Safety
20. Climate
The Climate System
World Climates
Climate Classification
Humid Tropical (A) Climates
Dry (B) Climates
Humid Middle-Latitude Climates with Mild Winters (C Climates)
Humid Middle-Latitude Climates with Severe Winters (D Climates)
Polar (E) Climates
Highland Climates
Human Impact on Global Climate
Carbon Dioxide, Trace Gases, and Global Warming
Climate-Feedback Mechanisms
How Aerosols Influence Climate
Some Possible Consequences of Global Warming
Box 20.1 Understanding Earth. Computer Models of Climate. Important Yet Imperfect Tools
21. Origin of Modern Astronomy
Ancient Astronomy
The Birth of Modern Astronomy
Positions in the Sky
Motions of Earth
Motions of the Earth-Moon System
Box 21.1 Understanding Earth. Foucault's Experiment
Box 21.2 Understanding Earth. Astrology-The Forerunner of Astronomy
22. Touring Our Solar System
The Planets. An Overview
Earth's Moon
The Planets. A Brief Tour
Minor Members of the Solar System
Box 22.1 Understanding Earth. Pathfinder-The First Geologist on Mars
Box 22.2 Earth As a System. Is Earth on a Collision Course?
23. Light, Astronomical Observations, and the Sun
The Study of Light
Astronomical Tools
The Sun
Box 23.1 Understanding Earth. The Largest Optical Telescopes
Box 23.2 Earth As a System. Variable Sun and Climatic Change
24. Beyond Our Solar System
Properties of Stars
Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram
Variable Stars
Interstellar Matter
Stellar Evolution
Stellar Remnants
The Milky Way Galaxy
Red Shifts
The Big Bang
Box 24.1 Understanding Earth. Determining Distance from Magnitude
Box 24.2 Understanding Earth. Supernova 1987A
Box 24.3 Earth As a System. From Stardust to You
Appendix A. Metric and English Units Compared
Appendix B. Earth's Grid System
Appendix C. World Soils
Appendix D. Relative Humidity and Dew Point Tables
Appendix E. Landforms on the Conterminous United States
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Five men and woman in Cumbrian court over club boss attack
Published at 13:27, Friday, 02 November 2012
SIX people have appeared in court charged with affray following an incident in which a Carlisle nightclub boss was seriously hurt.
The six – five men and one woman – appeared together at Carlisle Magistrates' Court. They are: Sean Carruthers, 30, of Sunnymeade, Carlisle; Joshua John O'Neil, 22, of Sandpiper Drive, Peterborough; Jodie Patricia O'Neil, 29, of Eldon House, Orchard Lane, Southampton; Lee O'Neil, 30, of Sandpiper Drive, Peterborough; Ricky Anthony O'Neil, 26, of St Bernard House, Bernard Street, Southampton and Connor O'Neil, 20, of Kingmoor Road, Carlisle.
The six are accused of using or threatening unlawful violence towards Concrete manager Tim Ip and that their conduct was such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness present at the scene to fear for his personal safety.
The affray is alleged to have happened on June 7 in Lowther Arcade, Carlisle.
The six spoke only to confirm their names, ages and addresses and did not enter any pleas in front of District Judge Rod Ross.
The overall case was adjourned until January 3 for committal to the crown court.
A seventh man – Thomas Martin Tweedy Hill, 21, of Flower Street, Carlisle – is also charged with affray and was due to appear in court today..
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PAC Summer Residential Camp - The Premier AC Residential camp is offered every summer in the Charlottesville, Virginia area. The camp has been in existence for eight successful years and has been voted one of the East Coast's best professionally organized and conducted camps by Southern Soccer Scene Magazine. The Camp features top US and International coaching. The 2015 camp will be held July 12-16. Click Here for more Summer Residential Camp information.
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The 2015 Premier AC Summer Residential Campwill be held July 12–16 at the Blue Ridge School in Charlottesville, Virginia. The camp as been in existence for eight successful years and was voted one of East Coast's best professionally organized and conducted camp by Southern Soccer Scene Magazine. For the second year running and by popular demand, Dave Pettican from Portsmouth FC, Darren Heyes "Hezey" Head of Derby County FC Youth Academy and Nkiru NK Okosieme, Associate Coach at Clayton State University have been some of the coaches in recent years.
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'Dredd' ultraviolent but well done
"Dredd 3D" will probably be the last summer popcorn violence-a-thon movie of the year, and my advice is to buy an extra large popcorn and soda.
Is "Dredd 3D" that brilliant?
I wouldn't say that, but the film's special effects are imaginative and pretty fun to watch. The movie features a ton of violence, some dark humor, a lot of dreadful, coughed-up looking people and some good ideas.
A viewer might be able to spot its ending from a mile away, but it's worth getting to, so I can recommend "Dredd 3D" to those people who have enough violence in their lives but still want more. The movie could be a bit much for everyone else.
Set after a catastrophic nuclear war, "Dredd 3D" is set in a futuristic walled-off city in the American Northeast that looks a lot like a ghettoized grid of tenement structures.
The 100-story slums are filled with the poor and crime dregs of society. Heavily armored cops called judges patrol the area and act as police, jury and executioner.
Sadly, the cops are outnumbered, and the zones are filled with drugs, dealers, weapons and violence — or in film terms, the perfect environment for a sci-fi action adventure blood bath.
At the beginning of the film, a mutilated former prostitute turned drug dealer and mobster named Ma-Ma (Lena Headey) executes three men who infringe on her turf. She then doses them with the drug she makes called Slo-mo, which slows perceptions significantly.
Her minions then throw them off the balcony, 100 stories high.
The victims splat on the ground in red splotches of saturated liquid red death.
About the same time as the crime execution, a self-righteous — if somewhat dryly humorous — Judge Dredd (Karl Urban) is knocking off three criminals who are stupid enough to run from him.
Dredd then accepts a rookie, Anderson (Olivia Thirlby), for assessment.
Anderson is a victim of radiation and can read minds. She tells Dredd that there are poor people in the tenements who can be saved.
Dredd ruthlessly trains her, and she chooses Ma-Ma's tenement as their next crime to investigate. The two judges quickly capture a thug who knows enough about Ma-Ma's operation that the mob worries the cops could stop it.
The mob seals the tenement from the outside, and a battle begins between the tattooed lowlifes and the two trapped judges.
Thugs die like flies by explosion, bullets, incendiaries and so forth in poorly lit tenement floors infested with lowlifes and the poor who cannot defend themselves. The latter part is unsettling.
One of my favorite special effects is how the director shows the lowlifes on drugs being killed from their own perspective in slow motion.
Dredd wears a helmet throughout the film, so all audiences get from him is a strong physical presence, some dry humor and a clenched mouth. He is clearly a force. Anderson acts stoic, if a little scared, while Ma-Ma comes off as a calmly deranged sociopath.
I enjoyed "Dredd 3D" for what it is — a cool graphic novel turned into an ultraviolent film that delivers violence by way of tortured heroes fighting awfully driven villains.
The atmosphere is dark and scary, and the violence is incendiary — and then some.
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