The Beaver Moon lunar eclipse started at 1:02 a.m. EST (0602 GMT), and the moon was 97% covered by Earth’s shadow at its peak. The eclipse will end at 6:03 a.m. EST (1203 GMT).
The event will be visible from North and South America, Australia, and parts of Europe and Asia.
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The Eternals, a race of immortal beings with superhuman powers who have secretly lived on Earth for thousands of years, reunite to battle the evil Deviants.
The highly-anticipated marvel film Eternals has premiered and it was definitely worth the wait. We were super excited to see this latest installment of the franchise and it lived up to it’s promise!
We found it very well written and shot which isn’t surprising for a marvel film but with having so much to live up to and previous installments to compare with the bar was set quite high. Although we are not a fan of movies with several flashbacks within them; in this film it was more than appropriate as the main characters are immortal being sent to protect the Earth over the centuries.
We were very pleased to delve into each character as they are richly written and portrayed by these very talented actors. Though not a down and out comedy there were some very witty and highly entertaining scenes to lighten the mood of a world destruction event.
Will not spoil anything for you but there are some twists and some unexpected turns as the story develops that were truly unexpected.
We Game of Throne nerds were very pleased to see a reunion of the brothers Stark. Although all of the characters the were portrayed beautifully we have to mention Angelina Jolie of course back in action fierce and beautiful as ever as Thena.
There will definitely be several more Eternal films for which we are both anticipating and grateful for.
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Mahali Mzuri is Sir Richard Branson’s luxurious Kenyan safari camp, which is part of the Virgin Limited Edition collection. It’s located in the small Olare Motorogi conservancy, a beautiful stretch of the northern Masai Mara that has rocky slopes, wide open plains, rivers and, most importantly, an abundance of wildlife.
Compared to the tourist-packed national park further south, Olare Motorogi is relatively human-free; with only four other small hotels in the area you’re likely to only pass another couple of vehicles when out on game drives.
Mahali Mzuri is made up of 14 spaceship-like tents perched on a slope above a shallow valley. Two large central tents house a restaurant and bar, while spread out on either side are six guest tents. The word ‘tent’ is fairly misleading here of course – the walls are indeed canvas material but that’s where the similarities with camping end. Inside the rooms you’ll find dark teak floors, leather sofas, bookshelves, artworks and even a traditional Masai spear which doubles as a ‘do not disturb’ sign depending on where you place it.
The public areas continue this same safari-chic aesthetic, with a bar filled with old travelling trunks, a library, and armchairs, plus a large outdoor deck with a fire pit that’s lit up at night.
Despite its remote location Mahali Mzuri still manages to offer many of the usual luxury you’d expect from a 5 star hotel. There’s a spa in a separate building down on the valley floor, where animals are often strolling by during treatments. There’s an excellent range of massages and beauty treatments on offer but it’s advisable to book these well in advance as there is only one therapist working at a time. There’s also a small infinity pool which is perfect for swimming a few lengths between game drives.
Of course you haven’t really come all this way for the spa and pool…
Read on via Mahali Mzuri, Kenya – hotel review | London Evening Standard
If Italy’s deep-rooted café culture and exquisite, inky espresso weren’t enough reason to visit, here’s one more: a museum dedicated to all things coffee has opened in Turin.
The Lavazza Museum, opened this summer, is the latest venture from this veteran Italian company — founded in 1895 by a mustachioed grocer named Luigi, and now the market leader in Italy and one of the largest coffee companies in the world. The project looks at coffee in its many forms: as a crop, as a ritual, as a commodity, and even as a vehicle for innovation in everything from cuisine to design to branding.
Lavazza tapped some big names to execute its vision: Ralph Appelbaum, the experience designer behind the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., and the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, planned the layout in collaboration with lighting designer Michael Grubb Studio. The resulting galleries take an interactive — and occasionally, fanciful — stroll through the world of espresso.
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