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Yahoo
30-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Pets in Henrietta receive sudden rabies vaccination at pop-up clinic
HENRIETTA (KFDX/KJTL) — Nearly 100 pets in the town of Henrietta are up to date on vaccinations against rabies and other diseases after a sudden vaccination clinic. For an hour and a half on Thursday evening, cars lined up in the Bridge St. Annex parking lot, filled with pets waiting to get vaccinated against the deadly rabies virus and other Stetson Miller planned the clinic to ensure pets in the area stayed safe, as animals in rural communities are at a greater risk of contracting the virus. 'It's been a little while since we've had a vet clinic here in Henrietta. And so, getting all the animals that kind of have fallen through the cracks, vaccinated for things like rabies,' Miller said. 'Definitely a very important thing is that it's an important disease, not only in animals, but can be very detrimental in humans as well.' Dr. Miller said another reason the clinic was held was in response to a potential rabies case in a cat from Henrietta earlier in the year. Though the cat tested negative for the virus, city officials thought it would be a good idea to hold a clinic anyway. This won't be the only clinic like it held this summer, either. Dr. Miller said there will be another one on the last Thursday in June at the Cross Timbers Vet Clinic in Bowie. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
What's On
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
5 of the best rooftop bars in Abu Dhabi
Up above the city so high… If it's one thing this town likes, it's a nice, relaxing spot to chill at – with a view to savour. On that note, here are 5 of the best rooftop bars in Abu Dhabi. The Overlook Whether you're looking to desert your stresses from the week past, or grab the ideal sundowner, you'll never be disappointed at this spot. Enjoy gorgeous views of Yas Island at this stunning rooftop lounge by the pool, with your favourite cocktails and thrilling eats to boot. Weekday or weekend, you're taken care of here. The Overlook, The WB Abu Dhabi Curio Collection by Hilton, daily, 6pm to 2am, starting from Dhs135, Tel: (0)2 815 0000, Siddharta Lounge by Buddha-Bar The Trilogy by Buddha-Bar's rooftop lounge, this is where you need to head on Yas for a great Abu Dhabi sunset, or for those laid back hangs with the gang. With sweeping views of Yas Bay and a soon-to-arrive beach, tuck into a menu that features a fusion of Mediterranean and Asian flavors, presented in a tapas-style format, paired with an impressive cocktail selection. Siddharta by Buddha-Bar, Yas Bay, Abu Dhabi, 5pm to 2am. @siddhartalounge_abudhabi Eclipse Terrace Lounge This is the lovely rooftop poolside bar of the Four Seasons Abu Dhabi, and it's the ideal spot to catch the Abu Dhabi sunset from while you sip on beverages and tuck into creative bar bites – all with brilliant views of Al Maryah Island and Abu Dhabi. Four Seasons Abu Dhabi, The Galleria Al Maryah Island, noon to 11.30pm. @fsabudhabi Brick Rooftop Kitchen & Bar Bevy and a breeze are quite the combination, especially in this town. For the ideal rooftop soiree, head to Aloft Abu Dhabi's Brick on Thursdays, with a live performer to boot. Their menu of delights includes the wood-fired pizza (the last time we visited, Henrietta served us) that you must absolutely try. Brick, Aloft Abu Dhabi, ADNEC area, 5pm to midnight. Tel: (052) 837 0047, @ Glo Glo, Rosewood Abu Dhabi's gorgeous outdoor lounge, boasts a great happy hour menu that includes paloma cocktails, house beverages and more. It's also right by The Galleria Al Maryah Island, so you're only steps away from one of the capital's most bustling retail and lifestyle hotspots. Win-win. Glo, Rosewood Abu Dhabi, Al Maryah Island, midnight to 1am. Tel: (0)2 813 5550. @rosewoodabudhabi > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
The Independent
29-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Kate Middleton just wore these sunglasses from one of her favourite brands
With the weather warming up and the sun coming out, now's the time to invest in new sunglasses. If you need inspiration for the pair to choose, look no further than the Princess of Wales, who was today seen sporting a pair of shades from eyewear brand Finlay and Co. Those who follow Kate's style closely will know that she's plumped for the brand before. She opted for the Henrietta light tortoiseshell sunglasses (£160, on a royal engagement in the Bahamas in 2022, before re-wearing them at Wimbledon and the Royal Charity Polo Cup. More recently, she was also spotted leaving a Finlay and Co store in January, bag in hand. As for the pair she wore today, which coincides with the Waleses' 14th wedding anniversary, she opted for the brand's Vivian design. She styled them with a brown blazer, blue shirt and brown trousers during an outing with William in Scotland on the Isle of Mull. We're surprised (and pleased) to see that they're still in stock, so keep reading for how to get your hands on them. The shades in question are available in three frame dimensions and a variety of colourways including forest green, cinnamon orange and butterscotch brown. Kate opted for them in classic marble, which has a tortoiseshell look. Designed in London and handmade in Italy, the lenses provide all-important, full UVA/UVB protection from the sun's rays. Whether packed in your summer beach bag or worn around as an everyday pair year-round, these are an elegant choice. Owing to Kate's sartorial status and her reputation for wearing items that then instantly sell out, if you like this pair, we'd recommend snapping it up before they're gone.
Yahoo
05-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tiny Maine Coon Kitten Looks Just Like Cat From 'Mr. Rogers' and People Are Loving It
Everyone had their childhood favorites. When you were 5 years old, what were your favorites? I was always enamored with Little Bear, Oswald, and Max and Ruby. Nothing beats being an early 2000s kid. Except, maybe, being a Mr. Rogers kid! If that was you and you found yourself loving Henrietta, Mr. Rogers' funny feline sidekick, you're going to love this little baby Maine Coon. I'm not kitten around, he looks just like her: Someone in the comments of Maine Coon Mayhem's video said he looks like Daniel, but i have to disagree - he's a grey kitten! That's Henrietta Pussycat all day!This kitten is a Black Smoke Maine Coon, which basically just means that he has darker (black, in this case) fur at the tips, but as you move down the hair shaft, they lose pigment. His name is not Daniel, Henrietta, or Mr. Rogers, though: it's Craig. A hilarious name for a cat, but it fits. Look at his wispy grey fur! He totally looks like Henrietta: ever-so-slightly scraggly, grey, beautiful eyes that look like shiny buttons. Except that Henrietta's eyes are buttons, since she's a puppet and all! If ever a live-action, no-puppet Mr. Rogers reboot comes along, I just know Craig will be first at the casting call! He may look like a scraggly puppet right now, but Black Smoke Maine Coon cats grow up to be pure stunners. Just look: Black Smoke Maine Coons are not the rarest cat in the world, but they're uncommon enough that they're sought after and relatively hard to find. A true Black Smoke Maine Coon could run you $2,000 or better! Craig looks to be more of a darker grey right now, and most Black Smoke kitties do when they're young. That's just his baby coat: as he grows up, he'll eventually become a little less Mr. Rogers and a little more majestic beast! 🐶🐾🐾
Yahoo
28-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
'Tariffs are taxes' and Americans know it, economist says
Tariffs have been a significant factor in trade relations, especially with countries like China and Canada. Veda Partners managing partner and director of economic policy Henrietta Treyz joins Market Domination to explain how these tariffs are affecting President Trump's support among working-class voters and the difficulties of reaching successful trade agreements. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here. So many market participants we've spoken with, Henrietta, still say they see tariffs and President Trump's use of tariffs as a negotiating tool. Um, do you still think that, or maybe you never did. Do you think that's the case? Do you think that's the wrong way to frame this? There are 20% tariffs on $489 billion worth of goods coming in from Cana from China on top of the 25% tariffs that he imposed seven years ago. No, this is not a negotiation. And let's maybe take it a little bit further. If you do enter into negotiations with other nations, those negotiations take years. You know, we we reached a phase one trade deal with China in 2020 and there is still no adherence. Um, you need, after the tariffs go into effect, you know, you don't just need the country, say the EU, to come into the room with you and begin negotiations. You need to reach the end of the negotiation and then have them prove that they've delivered on whatever it is that you've asked them to do. That takes a tremendous amount of time. I think the EU auto tariffs, for example, are going to be in effect for a minimum of six months. 12 months is entirely possible. And should we run into different issues on the digital services tax or agriculture trade, it'll just continue to expand. You know, Henri, I have a political question for you as well, which is that, you know, you think about Trump's GOP, Henrietta. It's a different kind of GOP, it's a different kind of coalition. He's brought in more blue collar Americans and working class Americans. Except that you see these tariffs and they raise prices for these folks. How loyal do you think they remain to Trump, and for how long? You know, there's some really interesting polling data about all of the president's agenda. You know, the immigration issues, deportations, even the tax bill and tariffs, and tariffs consistently rank as the lowest area of support amongst his voters. So while they are behind him, and 83% of the population thinks that China is a major threat to the United States, we are not unclear about the fact that tariffs are taxes. The American public knows that. So when President Trump comes out and says, this is liberation day and, you know, tariffs are a tax cut, you can see from the consumer data that is coming out right now that the American public is not buying what he's selling on this specific topic. Um, so I do think it's an interesting area of disconnect. And on Tuesday, the Democratic conference in the United States Senate is actually going to force a vote. They just announced this about an hour ago. They're going to force a vote on the IPA tariffs against Canada and get all the Republican senators on the record either supporting or opposing the IPA tariffs that Trump has put on at 25% rates against Canada, and that's going to be fascinating. Um, that'll that'll happen on Tuesday. Sign in to access your portfolio
