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Eating Meat Is Harmful To The Planet
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Eating meat is harmful to the environment. In order to save our environment and feed a growing population we need to switch our diets to become vegetarian. We eat twice as much meat as we did thirty years ago and this needs to stop. Nearly 30% of ice-free available land is taken up by livestock . One billion people go hungry every day but most of our crops are consumed by livestock. This madness needs to stop. In order to feed the world we need to switch from meat to vegetables.
"In order to save our environment and feed a growing population we need to switch our diets to become vegetarian." In what way is the environment dying off? I know that meat comes from cows, chickens, and pigs, but it's not a non-renewable resource. Just get it from farms, which let the animals breed. Also, it's not like there's only 3 farms inn a state holding only 4 adult pigs at a time. As for the vegetarian part, we eat meat because it has protein. Fruits and vegetables don't contain protein.
"We eat twice as much meat as we did thirty years ago and this needs to stop." This statement needs to be backed up. Also, are you referring to all of Earth's population eating twice the meat as from 30 years? Because population DOES grow, and that would make sense. If you're referring to a single person eating meat, give proof of this.
"Nearly 30% of ice-free available land is taken up by livestock." livestock is animals on a farm. Thank you for showing that we have a sufficient amount of livestock to feed us humans.
The next part makes no sense. "One billion people go hungry every day but most of our crops are consumed by livestock." My opponent's saying to stop eating the livestock, and eat the crops, but the crops get eaten by livestock. Therefore, we eat the crops. What does that do for Pro's case? And, again, it doesn't make much sense.
Now for my argument. (Yeah, I often get into these debates and argue with new people, but take it easy.)
I'll bring up the food chain as my argument: Corn -> Pig -> Human
The pig eats the corn, and we eat the pig. But, we also eat corn. It's not like we're carnivores. We're omnivores; we eat both plants and animals! (and candy) Here's a food web (multiple food chains):
^ ^
/ Corn -> Pig
l l V
l Chicken
l l
Cow -> Human
This is a food web of cows, chickens, pigs, corn, and humans. The energy from the various locations are distributed nicely, I'd say.
A tip to Pro: Do not forfeit Round 2. There's a glitch running around this site. If you forfeit a round, the entire debate is on hold until the glitch is fixed.
I would like to add that I am a meat eater and love meat. I am not vegetarian. My argument is not that eating meat is wrong. My argument is that meet eating is harmful to the environment and that to stop climate change we need to switch to a vegetarian diet.
Con's argument of the food chain does not help his argument. Con states "The pig eats the corn, and we eat the pig. But, we also eat corn. It's not like we're carnivores. We're omnivores; we eat both plants and animals! (and candy) "
If the pig eats the corn and we eat the pig aren't we eating the corn through the pig? The corn gets its energy form the sun. The pig then eats the corn and then we eat the pig. However the corn will use up some of the suns energy so by the time the pig eats the corn, the pig is not receiving as much of the energy as the corn did. Then the pig uses up some more energy so there is less energy when we eat the pig and so it is ineffective and we should just eat the corn not the pig.
Con then uses the argument that if we take out humans from the food web the chicken, co and pig will increase in population however this is not true as humans provide the habitat for these animals to live in. Take out the humans from the web and the chicken, pig and cow decrease in population and the corn increases.
Now for my argument:
If you turned vegan you will cut your carbon emissions by 50%. In a world where the climate is getting hotter it is time we started getting serious and one of the best ways to cut our emissions is to switch to a vegetarian diet. 80% of the deforested amazon is now used for cattle pastures. Deforestation destroys precious habitat for animals and releases harmful greenhouse admissions stored in the rain forest. Forest are the lungs of the earth and by deforesting them for livestock gets rid of earths lungs (trees breathe in carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen).
Now you may say that producing vegetables uses just as much of the world's resources as meat does. Wrong. One pound pf meat uses 12 times as much land as one pound of soy. It uses 13 times as much fossil fuels to make meat over soy and it uses 15 times as much water to produce meat over soy.
My Response:
Con's first paragraph talks about the Energy Pyramid, which says Species A (Plant) has 100% energy, Species B (Herbivore) has 10% energy, Species C (Animal which eats Species B) has 1% energy, etc. In the Pyramid, we are "Species C", but we don't need to go on a veggie diet because the lack of energy. I'm not even sure there's a heavy lack of energy in the first place.
Con's 2nd paragraph talks about increase and decrease in population? Where did that come from? Nowhere did anyone bring up a population declining or increasing.
Actually, now that I think about it... none of this is relevant to the environment being harmed, which is the resolution, isn't it? Let's just move on.
"If you turned vegan you will cut your carbon emissions by 50%." Can you back this up? How are we emitting carbon dioxide when eating meat? Anyways, a source is nessicary here. Also, Pro needs to clarify if our bodies are exhaling more carbon dioxide, or deforesting which releases smoke into the air, as he talks about later on.
"Deforestation destroys precious habitat for animals and releases harmful greenhouse admissions stored in the rain forest." I thought this debate was about becoming a vegetarian, not deforestation. Pro's argument is not really supporting the resolution of "Eating Meat harms the Environment". Sure, we're making farms on that land, but it's not eating the meat which is harming the forest, it's destroying the forest that's harming the environment.
As for resource consumption, I would like a source as well. "12 times as much land" seems like an awful lot, maybe too much? I don't think a meat factory takes up that much space. Actually, how much space does it take? It's not that much if farms take up 1 to 5 kilometers. Anyways, source is required.
Anyways, now that my rebuttal is done, I currently have no arguments myself. Let's fix that, shall we? (I concede the food chain didn't help my case at all.)
Us humans aren't the only ones eating other animals. Tigers, Alligators, Lions, Hawks, Sharks, and Wolves are all carnivores; they only eat meat! These animals, as well as the human race, ate meat all of their lives. And yet, I assert that this does not affect the environment in the slightest, other than we're eating other animals. You may be thinking "But they're Lions, Sharks, Hawks... How does that relate to us humans?" Answer: The resolution is "Eating Meat is Harmful to the World". I don't see how me eating beef is much different than a Lion eating a cow. We're both eating a cow. Albeit I'm eating a cooked cow, but does this change anything? We've eaten meat all our lives, yet how has it harmed anybody, except the poor cow I ate?
Now, the (other) big question is: "Does me eating McDonalds harm the Amazon forest?" I see not how saying 'yes' to that question makes sense. I eat a Double Cheeseburger, in my room. The Amazon isn't affected at all. Manufacturing the meat, however, would indeed release smoke, carbon dioxide, into the air. But that's not EATING the meat, is it?
Conclusion: Pro might have the resolution mixed up. He's talking about the manufacturing of the meat which harms the environment. That's not eating the meat. I've shown that eating the meat a) isn't manufacturing it, and b) it doesn't harm the environment.
And with that done and said, let's hear what Pro has to say!
In Con's argument he states that by just eating a cheeseburger it will not harm the environment. However a cheeseburger cannot exist without an intelligent life form creating it. Now how does the modern day world make a burger? The burger will come from a cow. The cow will need water, grass and other food. They will needed to be herded into different fields. They will need a factory to make the burger and will need a McDonalds to put the ingredients together and to sell the item. If Con hunted a wild , then killed the cow with stone/wooden. Before finally making a burger on a wooden fire this would not create enough fossil fuels to be a concern. However this is inefficient as he/she would use up more energy making the burger than he would get back by consuming the burger. Also who does that in a modern age.
Now for my argument. If I ate a burger produced using fossil fuels then that would not cause a problem but there 7 billion people on the world. Most people in the western world eat meat that would have been produced using fossil fuels. This puts dangerous greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. This causes global warming and harms the environment.
Now for my response.
The validity of both our arguments rest solely on the resolution, which doesn't seem to be correctly defined. The title is "Eating Meat Is Harmful To The Planet". Normally, this introduces the resolution, but Pro talks about the manufacturing. Unless Pro has an objection to the current resolution of "Eating Meat Is Harmful To The Planet", that will stay the resolution for the debate. We are talking about the eating of the meat, not the manufacturing.
Defense 1; Pro's rebuttal means nothing with the current resolution.
I have shown, without a doubt, that eating does not harm anyone. Pro's rebuttal states "However a cheeseburger cannot exist without an intelligent life form creating it." and talks about how we need to make my Double Cheeseburger. As far as the resolution of "Eating meat is harmful to the environment" goes, that's irrelevant. Eating the meat harms nothing. Pro's argument is just nonsense. If Pro wishes to object, explain how eating meat harms the Amazon Rainforest. And I mean EATING the meat, not cooking the meat.
Defense 2; 2nd half of Pro's rebuttal.
"If Con hunted a wild , then killed the cow with stone/wooden. Before finally making a burger on a wooden fire this would not create enough fossil fuels to be a concern." 'm not eating my Cheeseburger yet, I'm still cooking it. Cooking is NOT eating.
"However this is inefficient as he/she would use up more energy making the burger than he would get back by consuming the burger." So? How is me wasting energy harming the environment? As far as I'm concerned, Pro's just avoiding my argument altogether. My argument is what the resolution suggests. "Eating the meat does NOT harm the World."
Pro, clarify the resolution for us. What are we debating? Anyways, now for my rebuttal:
Rebuttal 1; Pro's round 3 argument.
"If I ate a burger produced using fossil fuels then that would not cause a problem" It was produced by fossil fuels, but is the eating of the burger harming anyone? It is not.
"Most people in the western world eat meat that would have been produced using fossil fuels." So is it the eating of the meat that's harming the world? This isn't what Pro's suggesting. Pro's talking about the fact that the world cooks and manufactures meat via consuming fossil fuels. That is NOT the resolution.
Rebuttal 2; Dropped arguments and unsourced statements.
Back in round 1, I asked for the statement of "We eat twice as much meat as we did thirty years ago and this needs to stop." to be backed up with a link to a website. Pro has not done this, and if it is true, eating still harms no one. If it's false, then it means nothing.
In round 2, Pro states that a vegetarian has 50% less carbon emissions than an average person. This needs a source, or it's just a baseless assertion.
He also states that we require more land with meat factories than with a place that manufactures soy. This needs to be sourced with a link. It's a grand statement. Grand statements need proof, or it's just nonsense.
Pro also ignored the resolution. We have stated "eating meat harms the environment". Now he's talking about making meat harms the environment. But in Round 1, and the title, he has confirmed that the resolution stands as "Eating Meat Harms the World". This makes Pro's argument invalid. Correct me if I am wrong.
Argument; Eating meat does NOT harm any environment.
Again, if I eat beef, does it harm the lions? It does not. Pro is unable to counter this claim. Plain and simple. If this argument is irrelevant, or needs to be backed up, Pro needs to say so. Otherwise, it's true.
With this done and said, Pro needs to back up what needs to be backed up, and give relevant examples of why he's correct that Eating the Meat Harms the World.
jammy202 forfeited this round.
Anyways, for this round, I will summarize my argument, as well as Pro's argument, and what he must show when his round 5 argument comes.
Con's case:
The resolution is "Eating meat harms the planet". This is false, because A) Not eating meat reduces the amount of protein you would get in your average diet, therefore not eating the meat would harm us (<- new argument here). And B) What harm is eating a cow going to do to the Amazon Forest? None, obviously! Why would it?
Pro's case:
Pro talks about meat factories release smoke, and cause pollution, but this isn't the resolution. Unless Pro confirms the resolution as being "Manufacturing meat harms the environment", the resolution stands as it is. What Pro needs to do in round 5, is confirm what the resolution is.
If it's "Eating Meat is harmful to the World", then his previous arguments mean nothing, and must make a brand new argument for round 5 stating why eating the meat is harmful to the world.
If the resolution is "Manufacturing the meat harms the world", then he mislead everybody to think that was the resolution since Round 1.
These are NOT valid reasons for the resolution to be "Manufacturing Meat harms the Environment" , and why:
"Con misinterpreted the resolution" will not work, since the resolution was "Eating Meat harms the world" (I'm getting bored of typing that over and over again.) since Round 1, as Pro clearly pointed out this is what we'd be debating.
"My other arguments are this, so this was the resolution" is invalid, as this is special pleading to move the goal posts to Pro's advantage. We've already established in Round 1 that the resolution is "Eating Meat harms Environment".
"I have stayed on the topic of the resolution" would be okay, but a sufficient explanation is required as to why Pro has debated off of the current resolution. If it's not sufficient, I will show why, and the victory will be mine.
And with that, vote Con on this one.
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The 1990s brought more excitement back home. I divested myself of all professional obligations and concentrated on providing a major portion of the dentistry for the New York City District Council of Carpenter's 30,000 members with a thirteen-chair facility in NYC.
Professional challenges were abundant during my lengthy professional career, but none more than the desire to help patients successfully fight Temporo Mandibular Disorder (TMD) commonly referred to as Temporo Mandibular Joint (TMJ). Considered the "mystery" disorder for many years, TMD was not recognized as a true disorder by the medical profession and not promoted by the dental community with access to post graduate TMD study. TMD was never taught in dental schools or at local dental societies. One had to search the far reaches of the dental community to advance one's TMD knowledge base.
My "holistic" approach to TMD developed via my growing contact with the "Alternative Medicine" community coupled with my waning interest in drug therapy.
The dental community never exposed me to the virtues of acupuncture/acutherapy and its explosive potential when used in combination with the Orthotic protocol in order to combat TMD. It took the alternative medicine community to do that. Further, my involvement with "direct-current" electro-acupuncture was a dramatic advancement in my ability to treat TMD cases with greater success.
I decided to retire from dentistry in 1997 and devote my time and energy to the advancements I was able to create in TMD treatment protocol. The introduction of the NTI Orthotic with its treatment philosophy and physical size along with "Neuro-Mechanical Acupuncture" utilizing "direct current" and now to include cold laser class 4 power …all provide what I consider the ultimate in basic protocol TMD treatment. I have taken TMD treatment to another level.
From 1997 through 2015 I have limited my practice to the treatment of TMD, and lecturing on "TMD Awareness" to physicians, dentists, nurse practioners of Rockland County and local community groups.


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It's Valentine's Day and I actually have a date!
He'll be here in a few minutes….omg….what am I going to wear????
I must have something in here to wear.
I'm ready!
A few hours later…….Stood up again!
I don't think so….not this time!
Sable's Look :
Bathrobe and Towel – Total Betty – COZY PLUSH pink princess
Skin – Chai skin – Nutmeg – Cole
Hair – Kin – Yohkoh – Black
Dress – WRONG – Amity Dress – Red
Jewelry – Alienbear – DarkSassy Black Pearl Set
Boots – J's Main Shop Tsukishima – Goth Ribbon Laceup Boots Black
Rain's Look:
Lingerie – Little Rebel Designs – White Buds Lingerie Set
Hair – ETD – Jared – Blonde
Shoes – Shiny Things – Lollies – Cream
Jewelry – Kesskreations – Valentines Treasure – Hearts And Arrows Necklace, Kesskreations -Valentines Treasure Diamond Stud Earrings
Skin – Adora Shapes And Skins – Petra Skin Med. Rose Dust 8
Lashes – Minnu Model – Thora
Wings – Cat's Eye Main Shop – Cupid Wings
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Here we are, me and Burgess, in our finest un-dead wear, hanging out in Dead City (SLURL).
Dead City is an un-dead themed spot with shops, a club, some residential all situated rather serenely around a graveyard. (That's me, escaping from Orchid's coffin, below.)
The place was built by my friends Johnny Skosh and Orchid Zenovka. Back when it was Trenton, Alex and I bought an adjoining piece so we'd have a place to escape lag when Topgol was unbearable. Today that land has been transformed into some fine un-dead themed commercial real estate rentals, located on the corner of Envy and Gluttony streets.
Are ya interested? Grab a landmark to our little slice of hell: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/237/220/666/
There's plenty of great retail to be had in this location already. In fact, my entire wardrobe for this post has been furnished in Dead City. Details below!
Boots: Slum Stompers by Catnip http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/158/184/666
Dirty Girl T-shirt, Atari belt, Camo capris all by SNATCH http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/185/226/666 (cool spot with a decent selection of clothes and accessories and even a few shapes)
Mini-influence armband – Virus Co. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/178/186/666 (also to be had was the mini-arsonist's armband and belt, among other must-have accessories for the social deviant in you.)
Rusty Belt Necklace, Blood Orchid http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/182/218/666 (our very own Sable Slade – crafts wicked jewelery stuffs for yer neck now in two locations!)
Crate Myg's sitting on is part of a set called Debris 1 – Cloud 9.1 http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/156/166/666 (I didn't set out the whole set as it wasn't exactly what I wanted for the shoot, but it came with an nasty stained hammock, some two by fours and other stuff. Great for an empty lot hang out. They also have bunkers, a scary looking bathroom and other sets.)
Black Army Brat Hat – Blood Lust http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/186/169/666 (I bought this hat last week and have hardly taken it off since I bought it. Drop by for a lot of other cool accessories as well.)
Ratty Couch, Skull Bracelet – The Works http://slurl.com/secondlife/Deadwood/193/206/666 (Benjamin Bigdipper is one of my oldest friends in SL. He's always been a great builder and now he's showcasing his work at his store The Works. These photos don't do the skull cuffs justice, and you can also buy great nasty furniture, belts and other gross accessories at his place.)
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Scope Cleaver has opened a new, fantastic shop.
You can go there only to check the architecture of the shop, which is marvelous. Check their new desk: if you like futurist design, this is a must have !
Still a lot of empty space but the owner told me it will be filled in the following weeks: this is definitely a place to check from time to time to loose all your money on stylish, well designed, modern furniture!
And Maximum Minimum is just across, on the next zone (another top of the art shop for furniture), and now you know you will leave that area without a dime in your pocket !
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I have a crunch for the new C-Tech boots…. My girl even nearly went rebellious to get them and I had to roughly punish her and remember her to what place she belongs! Very well done, with a nice option to switch from heels to platform boots.
About boots, check that small shop : This French designer is doing some very nice over-knee boots ! Well designed, great details, super look: you will rock everything !
*whispers* Ok, don't listen the following if you don't want to spend all your Lindens in the next 2 hours…. If you look for what I will call "smart casual†look, this is the place to go ! If you check Night & Days often, the name should give you an hint: Luminosity
One of the very best, stylish, smart shop for that kind of clothes: everything is nice, everything is well designed, everything is so "chic†! you cant make a mistake !
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Ha well, experienced shopping girls and guys knows this already but…. Check Deviant Kitties … If you wanna some original haircuts, something different from the classic & curls from GURL6 you see everywhere, DK is for you
If you are a kitty, you know Temenos Island ! But what is not so well known is that this very large shop has some new sections, and one of them is about streetware. They have a great set of belt, armband, gauntlet and collar, and some nice shirt/pants.
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This post is the second one on a complete look, the streetpunk style. Again, I will give some tips about everything you need — clothes, shoes, jewelery, hairs, and accessories.
You need something dark, dirty, ripped….old, worn but still stylish!
I have several shops to advise:
Gritty Kitty: one of the best, period.
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To Hell With Safety...Fisker Karma Shoved Onto Market Early, According To Ex Employee
Last month, the media reported that Fisker had lost millions of dollars in loan money from the Department of Energy. The plug-in start-up is still reeling from the loss and trying to figure out where to turn now. It has a new leader at the helm who appears confident (or at least good at giving the appearance of confidence to appease investors and the media) and is moving forward with plans to get the money back from the DOE or elsewhere. A new report alleging that Fisker essentially threw caution to the wind to get the Karma to market and secure DOE funding probably won't help its case.
According to a conversation between a former Fisker employee and technology blog GigaOM, Fisker rushed the launch of the Karma so that it could meet the milestones necessary to maintain its funding. That would explain why the Karma has been guilty of everything from battery fires to less-than-advertised fuel economy to fizzling out on delivery (for Consumer Reports, nonetheless).
Of course, we're taking this information with a big, choking grain of sea salt. Because if there's one word that does not effectively describe the Karma's launch, it's "rushed." The Karma was delayed several times before deliveries finally began last year. Fisker originally presented the concept in 2008, so it's not like they banged it together and got it out a couple months later.
Also, Fisker lost its Department of Energy loan money based upon its failure to get the Karma out on time, so we wonder how true it could be that the company rushed around to meet DOE deadlines. If it did, it didn't do it right.
Given that other electric cars, including the Tesla Roaster and Chevy Volt, have dealt with fire hazard issues and other kinks, the Karma doesn't seem any less market-ready than its competitors.
As for Fisker's response, someone sent the usual pile of spokesperson horse manure: "Quality and customer satisfaction are the top priority for Fisker Automotive. With any new technology there will be unanticipated bugs and we have demonstrated the ability to quickly resolve them on a case-by-case basis."
The Fisker employee in question said that he left the company based upon these problems with Fisker cars. And there's another reason to question his word: He now works at a different electric vehicle start-up - Coda.
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I need to pause and speak a word about the bane of blogging and political discourse in general: futility.
Any sane person who takes up the pastime of engaging in political and philosophical debate and disputation almost certainly does so with at least the hope of convincing someone. Why else would anyone bother? True, in my own case, I feel a pressing need to get certain opinions off my chest, but even that wouldn't mean much if I didn't think I could be convincing.
At the same time, I do sometimes wonder if the discourse in this country is not poisoned beyond the point of no return.
I'm not fully committed to the liberal position on every issue. I can at least see and sympathize a reasonable conservative criticism to liberal policy, even if I do not share that criticism. I certainly acknowledge that American politics at least used to be entirely about dealmaking. But then you have the "tea partiers" and other conservatives of an uncompromising bent, and that is a different story. Look at the reaction to both parties agreeing to avert a government shutdown. These people are dead-enders. "My way or the highway" is their creed. No argument, no matter how well-founded in logic or reason will convince them. And, I confess, not a single argument of theirs would likely convince me, so perhaps I am guilty of the same close-mindedness. I simply do not wish to live in a country resembling the one they desire to bring about.
And what is the country the tea party desires? Ever decreasing taxation on the rich, ever decreasing services for the poor and middle class. The best health care becoming a luxury only the wealthy can afford. Economic opportunities becoming ever more loaded in in favor of the haves while becoming extinct for the have-nots. Discrimination against hispanics, gays, Muslims*, and blacks (If you doubt this, check this out and then tell me I'm wrong). Open carry of firearms at all times in all places.** Some would even like to see a particular brand of Christianity enforced as a compulsory national religion and religious law enforced on the same level as civil law (they're called Christian Reconstructivists). Laws that completely override the ability of women to decide for themselves what to do with their own bodies. More and more wars with countries like Iran and North Korea. And on and on.
Sure, not every tea partier agrees with all of these positions. But as a whole, that list is pretty inclusive, and nothing on that list resembles anything like the sort of country I want to live in. And I don't think I'm alone.
But then, what is the point? Are the disagreements simply so vast that we must throw up our hands and give up? Why engage at all? I wish I had a good answer to those questions.
*While my opposition to religion in general certainly extends to Islam in that I find it to be just as founded on mythology and superstition, and therefore, just as wrong, as Christianity, but I also acknowledge that the law of the land gives Muslims just as much right to practice their religion as anyone else.
**I'm not opposed to gun ownership, but I think the wild west is proof that having everyone packing heat is a recipe for violence.


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A 1970's classic sci fi novel which has permeated our popular culture so much that a lot of people will tell you that the meaning of life, the universe and everything is ... 42. This is the story of the gormless Arthur Dent who doesn't have a lot of luck with the ladies and is leading a pretty average life until his friend who happens to be an alien journalist for the ultimate lonely planet guide to the universe, 'the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy', saves him from earth before it is destroyed to make way for some universal roadworks. It documents his travels with Zaphod Beeblebrox, Trillian (one of the ladies he lucked out with) and Ford (the previously mentioned alien friend who Arthur met when he found him in the middle of the road trying to make friends with a car who he thought were the dominent lifeforms on earth when he arrived).
I decided to read this as the first book on my kindle because I thought it was apt seeing as the 'hitchhikers guide to the universe' is an electronic book in the novel.
If you like sci fi you'll have already read this. If you don't like sci fi you could give it a go because it's pretty lighthearted although at times it does feel a little bit like the author might have taken a lot of acid in the 60's. If you really don't like sci fi, then watch the movie.
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January 18, 2010 --Although many parents might challenge it, a new study finds that raising kids may actually lower your blood pressure.Scientists had 200 married couples wear blood pressure monitors for 24 hours.
Those with children, particularly mothers, had lower blood pressure than those who were childless.
Hormonal changes from pregnancy and childbirth may explain the differences.
Also, many parents will agree, children enrich and fulfill their lives, which may also explain the lower readings.
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"kimono" "suede skirt" "a body, a girl"
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"naif jumpsuit" "boho white dress" "orange"
"black dress" "pink+white" "off-shoulder top"
"my back" "vichy pants" "pocket"
"sunny sunday" "blue" "print shorts"
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"jewel dress" "sumissura" "paisley"
"food" "the dress" "floral skirt"
"white hearts" "high waisted bikini" "ethnic jumpsuit"
"denim dress" "flower crown" "skater skirt"
"young london" "tom ford" "floral"
"first year" "white skirt + floral top" "double denim"
"cow print" "rib top" "coffee time"
"strass" "orange" "lace top"
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"mustard" "parka" "print skirt"
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"camel coat" "snoopy" "live the life"
"black skirt" "coral" "backless"
"zipper skirt" "more lady" "kaotiko"
"fur coat" "more stripes" "black dress"
"bear beanie" "New Year's Eve" "Christmas day"
"sneakers on Christmas" "khaki coat" "leather"
"easy" "maxi-scarf" "gray skirt"
"yellow" "blue shorts" "green"
"retro dress" "shopping day" "blue paillettes"
"autumn colors" "fall green" "ethnic cape"
"winter is coming" "newspaper" "jacquard sweater"
"black hat" "gray socks" "lace dress"
"again with cap" "gray blazer" "capcode"
"cozy brown" "blue day" "sunday"
"midi skirt" "lace with slipons" "coca-cola"
"color scale" "fringes top" "boyfriend jeans"
"bicolor jumpsuit" "blue jumpsuit" "fringed dress"
"white sweater" "infinite love" "pop!"
"blue shirt" "palms skirt" "palazzo pants"
"chekered skirt" "tie-dye dress" "fringes"
"breathe" "lace top & pink skirt" "boyfriend shirt"
"vintage jumpsuit" "floral jumpsuit" "natural waves"
"dream love" "blue lace top" "floral skirt"
"parlez-vous français?" "total white look" "blue casual paillettes"
"ethnic shorts" "summer is here" "leopard pants"
"blue" "the sun rises" "Andalucía"
"color in my sandals" "white crop top" "sailor touch"
"wide sleeves" "my favourite blazer" "burgundy sweater"
"floral shirt & pastel skirt" "the wolf" "confidential girl"
"windy day" "green sequins" "special jeans"
"jewel bag" "for you" "pinstripe trousers"
"backless" "a touch of snake" "cloudy"
"new spike coat" "biker jacket" "a jacquard dress"
"femme" "ripped jeans" "desire"
"jewel bag" "white fur" "noon"
"more colour" "floral knit" "grey & yellow"
"graffiti" "mrs. blowzy" "lingerie dress"
"pinstripe vest" "near to you" "stripes top"
"zippers skirt" "tartan skirt" "stripes dress"
"lace top" "smile" "neon"
"high-waisted skirt" "crochet + poncho" "your colors"
"new haircut" "flared skirt" "ich warte dich"
"more stripes" "striped shorts" "shorts & cardigan"
"a lovely skirt" "damero coat" "black, white & mustard"
"a park day" "cropped top + pleated skirt" "lace top + white skirt"
"grana y oro" "ethnic jacket" "stripes jeans"
"a horse story" "in three colours" "j'adore la mode"
"it girl t-shirt" "black & white" "lovely shore"
"suede in two pieces" "fur coat" "a yellow asymmetry"
"tropical jacket" "classic style" "comfy blue tricot"
"inside the boy's closet" "in black & denim" "at home"
"capri pants" "a cloudy sky" "knitted casual look"
"a little paillettes" "with a plaid print" "a mint sweater"
"love mixing" "oxblood touch" "christmas outfit"
"tricot + blazer" "a special necklace" "double denim"
"the jacket" "oversized mix sweater" "mix sweater + leo pants"
"lovely sunday" "partying paillettes short" "mustard + check jacket"
"basic camouflage" "spike coat" "nude short + marine top"
"black boots + flower jacket" "leopard jeans" "denim & black"
"a duck dress" "autumn is here" "casual outfit"
"pink angora" "foxes on my blouse" "military jeans"
"leather + pearl neck" "guten morgen" "burgundy jeans"
"sevilla" "pleated skirt on stairs" "old memories"
"nude shorts + white blouse" "leather hearts" "golden fox print"
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Woke up this Saturday morning at 4 am, got in my car and drove up to Conowingo dam on Susquehanna river to check out some bald eagle action. I arrived just as the civil twilight started. Parking lot was already filling up and a good number of photographers had their "big guns" pulled out and ready to go. I got my rather modest Sigma 150-600mm and found a spot along the fence, which is famously called " a million dollar fence" due to all the expensive photo gear one will see there.
Sunrise was quite beautiful and colorful. I loved all the mist on the river early in the morning. The light was so perfect. I could hear the eagles calling but it wasn't until the sun was well above the horizon that they started surveying the river and fishing eventually. And there were lots of them, mostly sitting on the rocks across the river or in the trees. There were many impressive fly-by's with and without fish and at least one mid-air fight, which I totally missed getting a decent shot of. It was too far away from where I was. I spent about six hours up there today, mostly waiting for something to happen and chatting which some nice fellow photogs. Eventually, I got so cold that I was unable to feel my feet and my hands which meant it was time to pack up and go home. Hope I won't get sick!
I walked away with a few eagle shots, but not very good ones. Oh well... it sure was fun trying!
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Thursday, December 8, 2011
Who's Laughing Now?
8 comments:
Hey Room 13,ReplyDelete
Love it Love it!!! I love the way Sela was openning her mouth wide open and I love the way that the girls were doing actions and more. But that was a great movie I love this song. Do you? That was a great movie.I can't stop watching it. keep it up Room 13 I can't wait to hear more from your class. And have a HAPPY CHRISTMAS!!!
Hey room 13 Girls,ReplyDelete
Luv the cool talented awsome movie make miss king proud of you and make miss king keep it up..
Luv you miss king
Hello Room 13 Girls,ReplyDelete
what a talented group of girls.
I love your awesome movie.
Keep up the great work.
I'm laughing now.
Love from Aldora
hi girls i like your movie.ReplyDelete
It was great.
cant wait to see more movies of you pretty girls.
Keep up the great work!!!
- AnonymousMarch 6, 2012 at 1:59 PM
I think that your movie was awesome and that you have chosen really good backgrounds.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 6, 2012 at 2:18 PM
That was a really cool video that you made. We really like the backgrounds. How did you make the backgrounds? Did the teacher make your movie, or did you do it all yourselves?ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 9:02 AM
Awesome video like the backgrounds did you guys make it your selfsReplyDelete
Hey Room 13 girls,ReplyDelete
What a great movie that we made. I really kied the backgrounds that Gloria drew it looked relly cool. I cant wait to hear more from us. Keep it up.
From Sela


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Holidays have always been a big deal in our house, but now that we have a 3-year-old who's hitting her holiday-loving stride, it only feels fitting to kick things up a notch. This year for Halloween, we visited a pumpkin patch, where Beany picked out a teeny tiny pumpkin she named Spookley. After a decorative paint job (Beany couldn't bear the thought of carving him), Spookley sat on our kitchen counter for a good week past Halloween, until his oblong sides began sinking in a little, and his orange façade wasn't quite so vibrant. The time had come to send Spookley away. Not surprisingly, this didn't sit well with Beany, who'd become pretty attached to her pumpkin friend. So Jared explained to her that it worked very much like Frosty the Snowman. Spookley would go back to the pumpkin patch, and we could find him again next Halloween, just like Frosty goes away every spring and comes back again when it snows. It was the perfect explanation, and not a single tear was shed for Spookley from that point on. All of the love Beany had for her pumpkin, though, had to go somewhere. And with winter and Christmas on their way, the obvious recipient was Frosty.
I can't even count the number of times we've watched Frosty the Snowman since Spookley said his goodbyes last month. And every time we get even a flurry of snow, Beany's poised at the window, wondering out loud how long it will be until we can go outside to build a snowman. She has a fuzzy snowman blanket that she carries around much of the day (but it's her "Anna coat" or her "Elsa coat," "not a blanket, Mommy"). Frosty and Santa have both had breakfast with us a few times this week already (and they're both very hungry guys who ask for "toast and strawberries and milk and coffee and water," FYI). Basically, it's all Christmas all the time now.
I like to pick at least one wrapping idea every year that's super kid friendly, and given the happenings in our household as of late, it seemed only fitting that Frosty make an appearance. It took some convincing to get Beany using her fingers instead of her usual paintbrush, but she had a lot of fun counting out the snowballs as she painted, "1, 2, 3!" The black felt hats were a big hit, too, because anyone who knows Frosty knows he needs that magic hat (even it was the kids who really brought him to life, of course). And they're just so jolly looking, right? A happy-looking package makes a happy kid.
What you need:
• Brown craft paper
• White craft paint
• Inky black pen
• Orange marker
• Black felt
• Glue
• Fun ribbon or twine
How you do it:
Roll out a big piece of the brown craft paper on a large flat surface. Using the white paint and the tip of your finger, paint three round "snowballs," one on top of the other.
Once the snowballs are dry, use the black pen to add eyes, a smile, buttons and arms. Use the orange marker to add carrot noses.
Wrap your present with the Frosty paper. Now it's time to add the hats! Cut out small top hats from the black felt, and glue them in place on the snowmen's heads (I used hot glue so it would be faster, but plain old school glue should work, too). Add a fun piece of twine or ribbon, and you're done!
Looking for more finger paint fun? Try this Christmas lights fingerprint wrapping paper or these holly jolly reindeer prints!


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Each month we round up the best things we have read. September was busy! Rachel started a weekly women's studies group discussion class called Femex, and our weekly pub trivia started back up. Eric and Melissa, Jeff's brother and sister-in-law, came to visit. We went down to Williamsburg for Rachel's grandmother's 80th birthday party. We helped our friends Stan and Carla move to their new house. We officiated our second wedding, for our friends Mary and Rob – it was a lovely intimate wedding. We both caught a cold. Finally, we checked out a local street festival, Clarendon Day. October's going to be even busier since we're going on vacation finally!
Rachel's Reads
- A compilation of awesome travel videos [Go, See, Write]
- Go Pro + Dachshund puppies = bliss [Cute Overload]
- Kobayashi vs Tiny Hamster, a must watch [Cute Overload]
- On a recent journey, Tim of Wait But Why asked lots of people what they would wish for if they had a genie in front of them. The video result is fascinating [Wait But Why]
- These are some awesome photos of the US [A Dangerous Business]
Books – I read 5 books in September, and quit one.
- The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt – There's a lot of buzz surrounding this book. And man, it is really well written. I didn't really like the main character… or the plot… but it sure is well written. Some lovely turns of phrase. I thought the moralizing 'reflections' at the end were a bit overdone, and yet, it made some points that resonated with me. Worth a read, but I didn't enjoy every part of it.
- Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter – This book on the other hand, I enjoyed quite thoroughly! What a rich set of stories, and complex and interesting characters, against a lovely backdrop. If the cover speaks to you – a scene of travel, nostalgia, longing – likely the book will as well.
- We Were Liars by E. Lockhart – Short little book that I found interesting, despite the "rich kids with problems" storyline.
- Orange is the New Black by Piper Kerman – I've seen the first season of the Netflix series, and the book is very different. It's much less high drama, more real life. It draws attention to a lot of issues about prisons that I don't think about often. Many reviewers on Goodreads critiqued the book harshly because Piper, as a privileged white woman, had it easy in prison. Yes, but I think her story is worth reading, and she acknowledges her privilege. I think she is at least serving a role in bridging the gap between average privileged white people and underprivileged folks in prison. I hope people that read this would get interested in the issues and dig deeper.
- Blood Song by Anthony Ryan – If you like the style and format of Patrick Rothfuss' Kingkiller Chronicle, you will likely be interested in this book. Pretty good.
- The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri [quit] – I gave this 100 pages (twice my normal give-it-a-chance amount) and still couldn't get into it.
Jeff's Reads
- Mississippi river of the past
- Where to live as a digital nomad
Books – I read 3 books this month.
- The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt – This was one of the best books I've read this year. The writing is incredible, it drew me in like few other books have.
- Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter – This was a great month in reading. Here is yet another book that I loved. It was achingly beautiful and bittersweet.
- We Were Liars by E. Lockhart – This book was alright, not great. It brought to mind one of those books you read in school where kids deal with horrible tragedy the whole book and I guess you're supposed to be sad the whole school year? It had some plot holes too.
- Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea by Barbara Demick – Worth a read. Ever wonder how a country can be starving for years and everyone isn't just already dead? I have. This book really reified North Korean life for me.
What did you read this month?


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