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I will assume that it did not include the Hessian troops in Trenton, NJ attacked by the Continental Army under the leadership of General Washington after crossing the Delaware River?
With regard to France, history has shown that the French have a slightly different view of liberty. Especially when you distinguish the French Revolution to the American Revolution,.... through today where France has burgeoned into a social democracy whilst America struggles with protecting individual freedom and limited governance.
With regard to 4th of July fundraising, I would like to see 100% funding through true citizen support and not support through tax revenue.
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Ex-FBI agent Robert Levinson disappeared from Kish Island in Iran during a business trip on March 9, 2007. He is believed to be held hostage somewhere in the area.
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Heidi Montag, who stars on the reality series The Hills, has changed her tune and now claims in People magazine her plastic surgeries are not an addiction. This is a complete reversal from an earlier People article in which she admitted freely to being "beyond obsessed' with having work done. Addiction, obsession, or not, she has had a total of 12+ plastic surgery procedures, all with the blessing and support of her creep of a husband, Spencer Pratt.
Speidi (a portmanteau of Spencer and Heidi) obviously had a goal in mind, and now that her new look is revealed, that goal is as clear as the newly redesigned nose on her face. She is now an exact replica of a Bratz doll, equally plastic, and I will bet dollars to donuts that if you look inside her head it will be as vacant and air-filled as her Mattel twin.
Let's compare the two pictures above, and for anyone unsure, Heidi is the one on the left:
1. Over-exaggerated eye tilt, check. 2. Unnaturally prominent cheekbones, check. 3. Innertube inflated lips, check. 4. Long ultra-bleached blond hair, check. 5. Large, fake, rock like breasts, check. 6. Disproportionately tiny waist via liposuction, check. 7. Butt high & round via augmentation, check. 8. Inner thighs lipo'd and a myriad of other plastic tweaks, and Viola!
At 23 years old Heidi is now the living embodiment of a plastic doll, a Bratz doll no less, the sluttier, less classy version of Barbie. The sad part is Heidi feels these surgeries will, "make me happy at the end of the day." Whatever happened to garnering happiness from doing work that you're proud of, from being a good person, and living a life that includes actual goals, morals, and even one single thought that doesn't involve yourself? Unfortunately Heidi, those surgeries aren't going to improve your voice, improve your mind, or make your husband appear to be anything more than a huge, gaping butthole.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. EDUCAUSE Booth #1501 — October 15, 2013 — A new desktop capture system by Sonic Foundry, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOFO), the trusted leader for video content management and webcasting solutions, allows faculty, staff and students at University of Florida to create and share videos, lectures and assignments wherever they are.
The university deployed My Mediasite campus wide, giving users access to record, upload, manage and publish their own videos using their laptop's built-in camera. Because the tool is backed by Mediasite Enterprise Video Platform, the content is searchable, secure and organized in one place.
"The Mediasite Desktop Recorder in My Mediasite is easier for us to maintain than other software-based options. The app is just so easy to use, I know even our most tech-challenged staff will quickly adopt it. And because it's a web client, our user-generated content will automatically upload to Mediasite," said Brian Smith, UF's IT specialist. "The analytics of My Mediasite was a big selling point so faculty can easily keep track of who is watching their lectures and how much."
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University of Florida has used Mediasite since 2004 to capture what's happening in lecture halls, classrooms and special events on campus, such as homecoming parades, senate meetings, commencements, alumni events, presidential search sessions, psychiatry grand rounds and much more. Those recordings are available to students live and on-demand on their desktops and mobile devices.
"Before Mediasite, our students watched lectures. Now, they experience lectures," Smith said. "Mediasite's ability to clearly display content by separating it from video in a rich media format is one of the innovative features that have helped to improve academic video on our campus."
Learn more about UF's Mediasite story at www.sonicfoundry.com/UF.
"Student demand is pushing video-based online learning to the top of institutions' technology plans. By introducing My Mediasite, University of Florida is making it even easier for students, faculty and staff to communicate and learn via academic video, regardless of time and location," said Gary Weis, chief executive officer of Sonic Foundry.
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Yes! Losartan (cozaar) does cause weight gain I have gain more than 150lbs since I started taking it and my Dr. Just figured this out and had switched me to another high blood pressure medicine. Since then I have lost 40lbs of that weight so far and it's only been 3 months. I know it seems impossible but this is absolutely true story.
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Conveniently, the best sushi spot in Portland is also the most environmentally sustainable, sourcing its fish conscientiously from fishing operations that follow guidelines set by the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Blue Ocean Institute. Try the black cod with smoked soy and roasted garlic glaze or the house-smoked wild ivory salmon nigiri. Or, opt for a couple of the signature rolls, like the Lucky 13, an albacore tuna, cucumber, and avocado roll topped with red crab, scallops, yuzu tobiko, and cilantro, or the vegetarian Green Machine, with tempura fried asparagus and green onion topped with avocado and cilantro sweet chili aioli. The sleek, modern interior gives the place a polished, classy feel. Seats around the sushi bar in the back set you front and center to the expert sushi-making operation, and on nice days, sidewalk tables allow you to bask in the sunshine while enjoying your meal. There's a second location on 23rd Avenue in Northwest. Expect a wait at this popular spot.
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Lucas Zingmark became an Eagle Scout with Troop 5 on June 2. The Eagle Court of Honor led by Scoutmaster Steve Olson was held at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Zingmark, son of Dennis and Tammy Jo Zingmark, started as a Cub Scout almost 12 years ago and worked his way up the ranks. During that time, he attended scout camps at Shetek in Minnesota, Lewis & Clark in Yankton and Medicine Mountain in the Black Hills. He also attended an extreme outing in Colorado by hiking up to the top of Mt. Albert, the highest peak in Colorado. He went with Troop 5 to Maui, Hawaii, where they snorkeled, surfed on body boards and went sailing. He also visited Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu.
Zingmark's Eagle project was to build a Santa chair for the Chamber of Commerce's "Day with Santa." The chair can hold Santa and two others on the side, plus it's collapsible for easy storage. Thanks to help from Terry Zingmark, Larry Schwebach and fellow scouts Jordan Heim, Jesse Brown and Adam Aus, the project was completed in time and will be at "Day with Santa" this December.
"I enjoyed all that scouting had done for me," said Zingmark. "It taught me skills that I will always be able to use in the future, but it was the trips that were unforgettable. Climbing the mountains of Colorado, body boarding in Maui and visiting the USS Arizona in Oahu were definitely the highlights of my scouting adventure."
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ABC has pulled its struggling newcomer TRUST US WITH YOUR LIFE from its Tuesday lineup. Repeats of "Wipeout" will instead fill the show's Tuesday, 9:00/8:00c slot for the next two weeks - July 31 and August 7 - with repeats of "Happy Endings" and "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23" then taking over on August 14 as previously announced.
The show was hosted by comedian Fred Willard who was arrested last week after police apparently caught him touching his genitals in an adult movie theatre. Willard was fired last week as host of PBS's Market Warriors over concerns from executives that he might be a "distraction" for viewers.
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It looks like a house split into suites. The Green Rose looks to be the nicest.
I like Kapaa but this place looks to be up in the hills, if thats what your looking for.
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I didn't even know Jews could fly.
Well now you can buy a ticket from Delta which will say DELTA on it and in small prints you will find that it's SAA codeshare flight. So DELTA will sell you a ticket which you can't fly if you are jew. Either way, forming a partnership with SAA, an airline that practices discrimination, is Delta's fault. And no I am not a jew or Christian.
Is there actual evidence of Saudia refusing to fly people who are Jews? I know that Saudi Arabia does not accept Israeli passports, or even passports with Israeli stamps -- but there is a huge difference between discriminating against Israelis and discriminating against Jews. Both are wrong, but you do a huge disservice by conflating the two. Furthermore, if you are not flying to Saudi Arabia, you should not have much problem, right? If there is evidence say so.
Sure, there is no section about religion in the PUBLICLY RELEASED records. That doesn't mean there isn't one. We know how the publicly released radioactivity figure in Japan is full of lots of useless but true numbers for locations people really don't care about, in the hope that the readers won't notice the really scary lack of data on locations where people really want to find out.
Also, DHS was established to defend America against the threat of Al-Qaeda, a MUSLIM terrorist organization. If the no-fly list didn't have a muslim majority, then there is something seriously wrong with either Al-Qaeda (for having too many non-muslims) or the DHS (for going after too many non Al-Qaeda threats), or a bit of both.
What's wrong with that? Many airlines stop you from flying when Muslim. They even throw you off the plane. How many Jews have actually been thrown off a plane?
Anjin - I just took a look at the no-fly list and there is nothing indicating ones' religion in the records, so I'm curious where you got your data from? Or did you just make it up because you thought no-one would call you out on it?
Reluctant - you are spot on!
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Hasn't the DHS (Department of Homeland Security) compiled a 'no-fly' list of people who won't be allowed to fly to or within the United States, that comprises of 90+ % muslims?
"Jewish passengers will not be banned from Delta flights. Delta doesn't even fly to Saudi Arabia, and has no plans to do so in the future."
The problem is elsewhere. Banning passengers because of their ethnicity or religion is not acceptable unconditionally - for Delta, for Saudi Arabian Airlines, for any destination, for Jews, for Zoroastrians, for Martians...
And something tells me Gulliver is quite aware of this, but is sort of... wriggling here.
Upsetting, innit?
The article is wrong when it talks of SAA= Saudia Arabian Airlines. The airline is called Saudia; SAA= South African Airlines.
Btw, doesn't EL-Al discriminate if you turned up for a flight dressed in traditional Arab dress??
Charlatan - Upon what basis are you making that statement?
Can you provide some proof of your assertion, or are you just citing hyperbole to support some kind of loose moral equivalence to your non sequitur comment?
Not like Arabs can buy a one-way ticket to Israel at the time of their pleasing or convenience.
Two wrongs do not make a right.
The following appeared on the official website of the Saudi Supreme Commission for Tourism in February 2004:
"Visas will not be issued for the following groups of people:
- An Israeli passport holder or a passport that has an Israeli arrival/departure stamp.
- Those who don't abide by the Saudi traditions concerning appearance and behaviors. Those under the influence of alcohol will not be permitted into the Kingdom.
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The context is Delta was embarrassed for charging returning soldiers large fees for a 2nd baggage. They were rightly hammered in the press and had to change their policy and refund money. So someone who likes attention, who likes to feel big, started more Delta-connected rumors. This person took some bits of truth - that Saudi Arabia is intolerant as heck, that they will confiscate Christian and Jewish paraphernalia, that they may deny a visa to you if you have an Israeli stamp in your passport - and took the simple alliance to pump up some more rumors. Happens all the time.
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If it true she is a pedafile and should be chargedjust like men get all the time its BS how women get away with
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It's funny how everyone thinks that just because he is famous he would NEVER do anything to get a fan to sleep with him..Age? please... boys and girls now a days are getting younger and younger their first time. so why wouldn't this baby possibly be his?? well just because shes not famous?? thats the most ridiculous thing that i have ever heard! lol.. He may be sweet and charming but aren't most guys before they turn out to be complete jerks?? thats why they are called ex's! no one knows this kid on a more personal level than justin himself.. not even his mom! the only way to get the truth is to submit DNA from him and the baby..
Everyone is saying how ugly she is. What does that even matter? Vag doesn't have a face! Get over yourselves! We will all know when the DNA test comes back. Until then stop saying yes It's his and no It's not his. We weren't there that night! But me personally, I hope it is his. I would be his number 1 fan if so. This is the funniest story I've ever came across.
I don't if I believe that any of this is true. I mean Justin is still a little boy and you've heard nothing but good things about him. I mean if he was to do horrible things we would've already heard them. I mean for example...look at Usher, he had gotten on Camera very angry and upset when everyone was talking about his wife. Which is understandable because if I was in his place I would've done the same thing. But like I said if Justin was like that person that this Mariah is describing we would've already known. Especially with him being with Selena Gomez I'm 100% possitive that she would've either left him or would've said that if he was that kind of person. I know if it turns out to be true everyone in the world incluiding Justin's fans will all be shocked. So hopefully this Mariah and Justin will get a blood test and see the results so it can get handeled the right way.
YOU DON'T KNOW HIM...YOU POOR LITTLE GIRLS. i'M NOT SAYING HE IS THE DADDY, BUT YOU DON'T THE REAL JUSTIN. TIME TO GROW UP!!
Yeah, ok a virgin is going to be forceful with someone their first time? Whatever! The DNA test will prove she is a fraud.
If you know Justin well enough, you would know that Justin Bieber would never do anything to a person at his concert or anywhere matter afact ! She is not an attractive girl , so what would make Justin want to do anything with her... Justin is not like that ! So Mariah I hope you have the money for you will be getting sued for lying about doing stuff with the most amazingiest person ! (:


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John Keys, owner of Busters Butane Gas Company Inc. in Corpus Christi, Texas, has had the same gas grill for 10 years, and it shows no signs of slowing down. It doesn't look like a spring chicken, but it's not ready for the trash heap either.
You, too, can own a grill that lasts seemingly forever — all you have to do is follow a few simple guidelines.
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Edie Ramos, an inside garden sales associate at The Home Depot, said the back-to-basics charcoal grill is a sure-fire bet for grilling on the cheap. With a little loving care, this low-cost cooking tool can last five to seven years.
Shopping: There aren't a lot of bells and whistles on these babies, so they aren't hard to shop for. Simply consider the size of the crowd you'll be cooking for and whether you want a grill that also has a smoker attachment.
Set up: Ramos recommends putting charcoal in the bottom and letting it burn for 30 to 45 minutes to burn off excess manufacturing materials.
Routine care: Wait until the fire burns down, Ramos said, leaving red coals before adding the meat to the grill. Before you do, you might want to add a little non-stick spray. Better yet, she suggested cutting an onion in half and scrubbing the grill with it. It will leave a nice residue that adds flavor and prevents food from sticking. After the meal, use the other half of that onion to clean up any mess.
Spring cleaning: If you're a good rust-watcher, you used that cover. Brighten up the grill's exterior with glass cleaner, Ramos said, and scrub the inside with a wire brush.
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Two investigations have been launched into the organisations responsible for handling the 2010 Anzac Day Iroquois crash that killed three servicemen.
State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie announced today he would review the role of state sector agencies and the way they investigate military aircraft accidents.
The review was at the request of State Services Minister Jonathan Coleman after it emerged the former Labour Department failed to investigate the 2010 crash because it mistakenly thought its jurisdiction did not extend to military aircraft.
Flight Lieutenant Hayden Madsen, 33, Flying Officer Dan Gregory, 28, and Corporal Ben Carson, 25, were all killed when their Iroquois went down in cloudy condition near Pukerua Bay en route to a dawn service fly-past in Wellington.
The fourth crewman on board, Sergeant Stevin Creeggan, was the only survivor.
At the time, the Labour Department — now part of the Business, Innovation and Enterprise Ministry (Mobie) — referred the incident to the Civil Aviation Authority, which investigates aircraft crashes.
The time limit within which the department could have prosecuted over health and safety failures has now passed.
Rennie said he would also appoint someone to review the actions taken to date by the New Zealand Defence Force in response to the Court of Inquiry into the crash.
The inquiry, which was made public in December, found Defence Force protocols were partly to blame for causing a situation where the crew piloting the doomed Iroquois were not up to the task.
The review would also cover the Defence Force implementation plan for further improvements in light of the findings, Rennie said.
That review was also at the request of Coleman, who is also Defence Minister.
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A proposed charter amendment would set aside $70 million for public transit in low-income neighborhoods.
Since extra police started riding Muni, smartphone thefts have plummeted more than 82 percent.
A camera is being installed at Market and Octavia will start capturing images of cars making illegal right turns.
Riders who gave up on the 5-Fulton as too crowded may want to hop on board again starting Nov. 1.
Muni is starting a 15-year process of replacing its 151 Breda light rail vehicles.
Residents who live near The City's famous Painted Ladies are sick and tired of tour buses.
Muni is targeting an 11 percent reduction in travel times to and from the Richmond on the 5L-Fulton.
One key to safer streets in San Francisco is stiffer enforcement of bicycle traffic laws, according to a civil grand jury.
It's not your imagination if you've noticed more delays and slowdowns on Muni Metro trains.
Muni "meltdowns" are costing San Francisco's economy millions of dollars a month.
The SFMTA awarded the $840 million contract for construction of Central Subway stations, tracks and systems.
New proposal addresses handicap placard fraud by making all drivers pay for parking.
Car-sharing companies could soon be set aside up to 300 street parking spaces in San Francisco.
San Francisco's transportation director is thinking about population growth in The City over the next few decades.
Frustration continues to mount over plans to add parking meters in select San Francisco neighborhoods.
The City is proposing 35 bike-sharing stations downtown along Market to start a trial of the long-awaited plan this summer.
Muni's Central Subway lurches forward this week as its first tunnel boring machine arrives in The City.
The SFMTA unveiled the first of 80 diesel buses being rehabilitated with updated graffiti-resistant interiors and other amenities.
Despite the influx of ridesharing services and the taxi industry's uncertain fate, the City approved a plan to bring in more taxis.
San Francisco's vibrant bicycling community is about to get some real-time validation.
San Francisco needs more taxis if it wants to prevent residents from choosing car services such as Uber, Lyft and SideCar.
Plans are taking shape to rehabilitate colorful, historic streetcars now running on Muni's F-Line.
As Lyft, Sidecar, and Uber continue to take over The City, SFMTA doesn't want to get left behind.
After a year-and-a-half delay and only 350 bikes, Supervisor Wiener is disappointed by the bike-share program's slow progress.
Drivers who park near AT&T Park in the evening will need to start feeding their parking meter up to $7 per hour.
The SFMTA launched its 16-month, $8.5 million pilot program today offering free Muni rides to low-income kids.
The SFMTA received a key approval Tuesday to extract two tunnel-boring machines at the abandoned Pagoda Palace theater in North Beach.
Proposed bike and pedestrian improvements to Polk Street have businesses and residents worrying about losing parking spaces.
Back-door boarding is proving to be a good idea, with complaints dropping and bus lines speeding up.
The SFMTA has reached a deal to extract Central Subway tunnel boring machines at the site of the dilapidated Pagoda Palace.
SFMTA slaps a hefty $200 million price tag on their ambitious new bike plans.
Rider complaints about San Francisco's 1,500 licensed taxicabs are up more than 13 percent from last year.
After two long years and numerous road blocks, SFMTA approved a pilot program to provide free rides to low-income youth.
A few painted stripes for a few blocks on Fell is a huge step forward for bicycle safety in The City.
The SFMTA is proposing more than 100 street parking spots be reserved exclusively for shared cars, hoping to encourage their use.
The driver of the bus destroyed by Giants hooligans is getting a nod from The City for keeping his cool as things heated up.
One of Muni's quirkiest, least-frequent and most-scenic bus routes could be facing a major expansion.
Quick quiz: Is your transit history viewable by a) law enforcement with a warrant or b) any schmo with your Clipper card and the right smartphone?
San Francisco's tangle of transit, vehicles and humanity is getting ready for a major makeover in 2016.
Got $300,000? Awesome. Now hand it over, in exchange for a thankless, low-paying job with no benefits.
A man was acquitted of misdemeanor child abuse after a jury saw a Muni surveillance video showing no foul play.
San Francisco's confusing alphabet soup of residential parking zones looks headed for some changes.
Only a month after the SFMTA's backdoor boarding policy, Muni lines are standing around up to 16 percent less.
San Francisco transportation officials seem to be pulling out all the stops to get anyone with cars to pay for parking.
The new 83X Mid-Market "Twitter" Express has attracted a tepid 360 passengers per day since launching earlier this month.
Boarding by any door is one step Muni is taking to sharpen its buses' and light rail trains' on-time performance.
Swarms of people taking to the streets for Pride this weekend can get around The CIty a little easier with 100 extra taxis available.
It will be at least six months before new bathrooms are installed at Muni terminals to help drivers relieve themselves without delaying service.
More enforcement agents will be working City streets to help generate an extra $6.5 million in revenue over the next two years.
They won't smell any better. But both BART and Muni will cost more to ride starting in July.
Snazzy new transit improvements around Church and Duboce are designed to make commutes in the area easier and safer.
I am all for SFMTA trying to bump up its revenue in any way other than hiking Muni fares any higher.
The SFMTA and San Francisco's third-largest cab company have each accused the other of playing dirty.
Muni now cancels about 40 bus runs a day instead of paying overtime to fill-in drivers.
Low-income youth will ride Muni for free starting in August, but Sunday drivers will need to feed parking meters to help pay for it.
It might sound like a joke, but the SFMTA says it is working to make slow transit and grueling wait times a thing of the past.
A decorative vinyl wrap covering the Chinatown central subway station signals the start of construction on the 1.7-mile line.
Parking in The City is an out and out nightmare. Up hills you go, round blocks, battling one-way streets, and on it goes.
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Ethical Cameron?
It turns out that when he gets on his bike to go to work it is more than just the wheels that are spinning.
Take last Wednesday. He was photographed leaving his home on his bike. Then minutes later his official car glides up.
The driver picks up David's shoes, briefcase and a crisp new shirt and is off, following the leader.
The Mirror, which took the pictures, called it hypocrisy but according to some Newsnight viewers he wasn't the only hypocrite featured in the report.
A number of people have written in to accuse me of unethical behaviour.
We decided to reconstruct the journey Mr Cameron's car made to illustrate the carbon cost of chauffeuring shoes (over one and a half kilos of carbon for every trip, we reckoned).
As if that wasn't bad enough we then filmed an interview with my carbon guru, Professor Tim Jackson, in the car alongside the shoes and, to make matters even worse, we neglected to put our seatbelts on.
The seatbelts I will just apologise for - we should have worn them - but the car I will defend.
You need pictures to tell stories on television and this story was about cars. And, having got the chauffeur (Dave, the Newsnight driver) and the shoes, our decision to add the interviewee was just a way of extracting maximum value from the carbon we were already using.
It can be very difficult to live ethically while at work, as I am learning. It is something Sara and I hope look at later in the year. Send us an email if there are particular issues you think are important.
The trick is - as Bee and I are discovering - to plan in advance and to take things nice and slow.
On Sunday I went swimming with the girls. Normally this would be a two hour round trip. Without the car it took more like four hours. There's no direct bus to the pool so we walked instead, with Eva and Zola stopping to sniff every spring blossom.
On the way back we feasted on tea and cake. It was delightful.
There's already a slow food movement, perhaps there should be a slow travel movement too.
Couldn't car less
In its 80 years the BBC has asked its reporters to do many extraordinary things for a story.
On Tuesday morning last week I stood with my wife Bee and our two young daughters, and watched as a very nice man winched my car onto the back of a truck and then drove it away. I am told it is now "in storage" in some distant car park.
The BBC has stolen my car! Not only that, it did so just weeks before our third child is due.
I use public transport to get to work and we live very close to my children's school so the loss doesn't bite immediately. But my producer Sara - as always - has a plan. She wants to send me and the children out to do a weekly shop.
That afternoon I find myself on the local high street dragging a trolley from shop to shop with the kids trailing behind. It is amazing how much a family of four needs especially as Bee is in the last weeks of her pregnancy and has asked for lots of fruit, veg, juice and fizzy water.
As I reach the checkout in the local supermarket my load is far too big to be carried home without piling the bags into a car. Will the trolley make the grade?
I discover that the key to a trolley shop is careful stacking. Bags won't do the job, they'd just fall off. What you need are good strong cardboard boxes which can be piled one upon the other.
He comes back with two flimsy banana boxes. "This is all we have left," he tells me. I glance over to where Sara is sitting. She is struggling to hold in her laughter. This is now a matter of honour.
I carefully pack each box putting the heavy stuff at the bottom and building careful chosen products around them. Then, with a little assistance from the assistant, we strap the two bulging boxes to my trolley. Bingo! This ethical shopper is on the road.
Despite some difficulty, I even managed to negotiate the steps on the way back without my teetering tower to consumerism collapsing.
Back at home Bee points out that a couple of bananas and the mushrooms have suffered a little along the way but all in all we agree that my first car-less shop has been a success.
The family outing on Saturday morning was much less pleasant. At 10.30am I am running with Zola on my shoulders while Bee is trying to herd Eva up the street. We've got tickets for a puppet show at 11am, and we'd completely forgotten that we couldn't just leap in the car.
As we bundle aboard a tube train I wondering why on earth I agreed to a project which would see my work having such an impact on my personal life. The look Bee shoots me suggests that at this moment, she certainly thinks I have made a big mistake.
"We can still get there on time if we're quick," I tell Bee, as we corral the children out of the station. I say it more in hope than certainty because the girls are starting to get seriously annoyed by our constant imprecations to "hurry up" and "come on".
Meanwhile, Bee is getting seriously annoyed with me. Sara has insisted that I make a video diary of my life without a car and now, as we struggle down the road, I am trying to film our progress.
It is good stuff: fractious kids confronting fuming parents. Precisely the kind of thing Sara wants, I tell myself, as Bee shouts at us all to get a move on. What I need now, I think, is a shot of Bee.
"If you don't stop filming immediately," Bee tells me furiously, "I will shove that camera..."
We just made the show on time. It was great, but when we finally get home four hours later all our tempers are frayed. Bee vanishes upstairs for a rest, leaving me with the girls who are tired and irritable.
I take the easy way out. I bang on CBeebies and the kettle.
If we'd planned the journey a bit better then things wouldn't have been so stressful, I reflect as I drink my tea. But there's no question, it would have been a whole lot easier in a car.
A load of eco balls?
I need all the help I can get, so we decided to visit her at her home in Swansea.
As I left Loppy one question haunted me: can it really be possible to wash your clothes without using any detergent?
Loppy had told me that one way she conserves water is by using a hose from her washing machine to put the waste water straight onto her garden. She says she is able to do this because she washes without powder. I want to know how that works.
"Eco Balls!" she announces.
Is this a wind up? Is Loppy telling me she's talking nonsense?
She says she's not and to prove it produces three green plastic balls, each a couple of inches in diameter. These are Eco Balls, she announces, and tells me she adds the three balls to her wash instead of detergent.
"They can be used up to a thousand times," she boasts.
I am dubious but Loppy assures me that the balls leave her washing clean and fresh.
"So if I sniffed your washing, Loppy, would it be clean?" I want to know. "Yes it would," she laughs, "but it would be a very strange thing to do."
I admit, I didn't actually sniff her washing but I can report that Loppy smelled clean and fresh.
I leave Swansea mystified by the miracle of the detergent free wash.
But before it is taken away, my producer Sara has agreed that we can have one last family holiday in it - an Easter break in Dorset.
We stay close to Studland and one of the finest beaches in the country, a vast crescent of dunes.
It is a glorious late spring day so we head for South Beach, the last stretch of sand before the chalk cliffs. It is my favourite beach with a great café; a white wooden hut selling fair trade hot drinks and ice creams. What more could an ethical man ask for?
We build sand castles and paddle in the sea - the water is very cold but Eva and Zola do not seem bothered.
After and hour or so we head over to Joe's café. As well as the drinks and snacks I notice that Jose, the woman who runs the café, has got some new products on display - boxes of "Eco Balls".
I can't believe this: I am talking Eco Balls on the beach.
I am not a religious man but I recognise a sign when I see one. The balls are not cheap - £35 for three - but, in the interests of ethical research, I buy a box.
The blurb on the side says the three plastic balls: "unleash ionic cleaning power to penetrate deep into clothing fibres to lift away dirt without fading bright colours". Eco balls if ever I heard it, I think.
I return to the deckchair where Bee is sitting. She is impressed by my new balls.
"This ethical man project seems to be changing you" she says, "a month ago you would never have considered buying something like that. I'm glad you are willing to give things like this a go."
Well, I am happy to try them but, if they don't clean our clothes, I will have no compunction about throwing the things out and going back to the Persil.
We agree to put the Eco Balls to the test when we get home. We plan a "wash off". We will see how the Eco Balls measure up against my old powder in the face of the cleaning challenge of a series of soiled garments.
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Sixteen pilot whales have been euthanased after a pod of 28 whales stranded earlier today on Farewell Spit in Golden Bay.
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The whales stranded on Farewell Spit in Golden Bay about 10am.
Eleven died in the hour that followed, one a couple of hours later and the surviving whales were facing a dire two days ahead of them, DOC biodiversity manager Hans Stoffregen said.
DOC made the decision to euthanase the mammals following consultation with Project Jonah, a whale protection organisation.
They were euthanased this afternoon, Project Jonah chief executive Kimberly Muncaster confirmed.
It was likely that more whales would strand in the days to come and volunteers were on alert, Muncaster said.
The whales were brought ashore in an "unusually high" tide this morning and it was incredibly unlikely they would have been able to be refloated in the next two days, Stoffregen said.
"It's really sad and not a situation we take lightly but anything else is inhumane and would prolong their suffering," Stoffregen said.
"They don't look that flash so putting them all through another two days of this is inhumane."
The pod was lying almost amongst the driftwood and the next high tide at midnight probably would not reach them, he said.
They were shot with a high calibre rifle and were left on the beach to be savaged and rot.
DOC first got a call at 9am that a baby whale had stranded on its own and when staff went there they learnt of another 28 stranded about 2km east of the bottom of Farewell Spit.
It had called in Project Jonah volunteers who were with the whales.
Stoffregen said it would possible more whales might also come in, and he asked anyone seeing more whales out at sea or beached to contact DOC.
This stranding was earlier than usual, with the main season for whale strandings from around the end of the year through until March, he said.
Today it was becoming windy and bad weather was expected on Saturday, he said.
Whale strandings are not uncommon in Golden Bay, at the top of the South Island.
A pod of 99 pilot whales stranded at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay in January. Many died while more than 90 volunteers worked to refloat others.
Muncaster says the geography of Golden Bay was incredibly confusing for whales and they often ended up stranded again after being refloated.
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Fatal house-on-truck collision
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World's longest superjumbo flight
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