Three kids argue, whose father is the fastes. One says: – My father is the fastest, he can overtake the arrow that he shooted with the arch. The second one: [restrict] – My father is even faster – when he hunts, he can gunshoot an animal and run up to the animal before it fells […]
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Subject: Proper Narrative Descriptions It has come to our attention from several emergency rooms that many EMS narratives have taken a decidedly creative direction lately. Effective immediately, all members are to refrain from using slang and abbreviations to describe patients, such as the following. [restrict] a.. Cardiac patients should not be referred to as suffering […]
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Aries (Mar.21 – Apr.19) Your heart could experience some wild fluctuations today, Aries. It may seem as if your emotions are on a derailing train. The best thing to do if this is the case is sit by yourself and write them down. Compose a letter, song, or journal entry. You’re much less confused than […]
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Pacific sakau compared to Western coffee
SAIPAN, 24 JULY 2017 (MARIANAS VARIETY) — ‘Sakau’- also known as kava, ava or ‘awa — is considered a sacred drink in many Pacific islands that often use it during special occasions. Traditionally, the roots of the sakau plant are pounded, releasing a kavalactone-containing liquid which is mixed with water. Drinking the bitter root extract […]
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Cook Islands Minister praises new family law
RAROTONGA, 24 JULY 2017 (COOK ISLANDS NEWS) — Cook Islands Government has passed legislation set to better protect the bedrock of our society, children and families. In what Health minister Nandi Glassie hailed as an historic occasion, ministers unanimously passed the Family Protection and Support Bill into law on Wednesday of last week. [restrict] Its […]
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How Small Island States are Transforming themselves into Big Ocean Powers
By Todd Woody, Oceans Deeply LOS ANGELES, 24 JULY 2017 — South Pacific nations that control large areas of the ocean are creating huge marine reserves to combat illegal fishing, protect coral reefs and ensure the survival of ancient cultures. At a mere 8 square miles (21 square km), the South Pacific island nation of […]