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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
University Study - What it Means to be a Dog or a Cat Person
A report on EverydayHealth.com about a University of Bristol study on cat and dog people and what it means to identify as one or the other says the following:
"What Your Pet Preference Says About You
As this new evidence emerges, it seems that a person's answer to the question "Are you a dog person or a cat person?" may say a lot about his or her background and personality. Researchers believe it may be that some people naturally mesh better with the characteristics of a dog, and others mesh better with a cat."
If you are a dog person, you may share or be drawn to characteristics common in dogs. Dogs tend to be:
Outgoing
Loving
Loyal
Structured
Personable
Outgoing? Well, maybe not, but "loving, loyal" yes, from all accounts, I would stay definitely "structured" when he's working, and he's more than "personable" he's adorable.
If you are a cat person, you may share or prefer some of the following characteristics that are common in cats:
Independence
Adaptability
Silly antics
Poise
Beauty
He might argue, but I think he shares most cat traits as well!
"Take a moment to think about whether you prefer dogs or cats — and have some fun with it. Do other people in your life share your preference? Now think about what these pet preferences say about you and your loved ones. Now, proclaim yourself a dog person or a cat person — and be proud of it!"
To read the entire article click on link below:
http://www.everydayhealth.com/pet-health/are-you-a-dog-or-cat-person.aspx?xid=tw_depression_20120130_pet
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Richard Armitage,
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Monday, October 28, 2013
Will Peter Jackson do for Dwarves what he did for Elves in our Imagination?
Cómo se hizo 'El Hobbit': Diseñando las razas y culturas de la película
Yes, I do see them in a different way, even different from Gimli who was heroic, but who was the "comic foil" for the other members of the Fellowship in Jackson's LOTR films.
After seeing the first Hobbit film, the dwarves are now my heroes, my champions, my heart and soul.
From Richard Armitage France
¡Ay de mí!
¡Oh! si tú hubieras nacido
en una tierra que existe
lejos, lejos de aquí,
entonces hubieras sabido
por qué estoy siempre triste,
¡ay de mí! ¡ay de mí!
En vano busco consuelo
y bálsamo a mis enojos
cerca, cerca de ti,
porque me hace falta un cielo
aún más azul que tus ojos...
¡Ay de mí! ¡ay de mí!
(Juan Clemente Zenea)
In English Translation:
Alas!
Oh! if you were born
in a land that exists
far, far from here,
then you would have known
why I'm always sad,
Alas! Alas!
In vain for consolation
and salve to my anger
close, close to you,
because I need a sky
even bluer than your eyes ...
Alas! Alas!
(Video from AUJ Extended Edition thanks to El Fenomeno and RTVE Spain)
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