| Jim Halpert and the First-Job Trap
When he's not relocating archnemesis Dwight Schrute's desk to the men's room or embedding his stapler in Jell-O, Jim Halpert finds time for a long-desired workplace romance with receptionist Pam Beesly. What he does not noticeably find much time for is ambition. .
Eco-towns: The new town that got back to nature
When Rachael and Simon Mortimer first went to look around the newly built Cambourne development in Cambridgeshire three years ago, what impressed them most was the network of cycle paths and the number of families they saw using them. "We're a family that likes to be outdoors," says Rachael, who has three young children, "and we were looking to move somewhere where we had the freedom to be able to get out and about without needing the car." The footpaths and cycle lanes in Cambourne are certainly well-used, with the majority of the children in the area walking to school every day. The most impressive thing about the development, however, emerges when you pause on one of these many pathways and remain still. For among the woodlands and on the lakes, this new town boasts a huge abundance of wildlife.
Roanoke opens shelter at Civic Center Exhibition Hall
Roanoke City and the Red Cross have opened a shelter at the Civic Center exhibit hall. The doors opened at 7:30 p.m. for everyone who does not have electricity. No pets allowed. Bring all medicine and personal items necessary for an overnight stay. .
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