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Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Valentine's Day at the Coffee Table
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Love your cherub centerpiece in the wood box! Very cute for your casual pizza dinner. The bars look good too. We also had pizza for supper but ours was take out. Thank you for sharing this at my HOME and take care of your hubby and yourself. Once again, Happy Valentines Day to you both.
SandiVery nice, Kitty...a great, low-keyed way to celebrate your love. We're not going out to eat, but having lobster at home instead.
Your wooden box looks wonderful...I've been coveting one since I first saw Anita & Marlis decorate theirs. Yours is extra special because your sweet hubby made it for you!
RettKitty, you are so precious to make a heart-shaped pizza for your hubby! He really is a lucky man! Your box with the cherubs is just perfect for a Valentine's table, and I love that you used your Old Britain Castle dishes. They're so pretty, aren't they?
I hope you husband is making a speedy recovery, and I'll continue to pray for you both.
Denise at Forest ManorOK...I'm going to show my weird side here: I DO eat pizza with a knife ad fork!!! I can't help it!!! It's so messy and runny and gooey...I NEED a fork!!! I'm probably going to be ostracized by all for this horrid admission, but there...it's out there! I feel better! My name is Alycia, and I eat pizza with a fork!!! :-) Your heart shaped pizza is so cool! We rarely ever order pizza from a restaurant anymore. I almost always make it. Usually individual ones so everyone has the topping(s) they want. You really hooked up your wooden box!!! I had 3 or 4 of those boxes around here, but I can only seem to find one. I'll have to wait until Spring when we do our annual garage cleaning. I bought mine years and years ago to do a poppy display when I did a Wizard of Oz theme thing, but I haven't used them since. Congratulations on your big win over at Debbie's!!!!!! Have a great weekend!!!


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Me too.
I love Purity Ring!
Good first post. Now leave before it's too late.
Purity Ring - Fineshrine.
Heard it for the first time two days ago. Can't turn it off.
Hi I'm John by the way. First post.
I saw her in concert a few moons back...and perhaps a few more. But, after seeing Oumou and her backup singers, I felt like chocolate left outside a July picnic - took only a moment to melt.
Great african singer IMO :)
Other style , other mood , Great Music too :
Sorry for the 24h rule
"The Gleam" - The Avett Brothers
emmylou harris - portraits
haha, I've actually lurked on these forums for about a year. i never thought i had anything to contribute, so i gleaned what information i could on what was generally popular here.
i'm on the post your rig thread a lot checking out people's portable rigs (i see a lot of your stuff there toaster). i found what people liked, what i could squeeze into my budget, and got myself a rig. so i guess it's already too late the pieces are slowly coming in, i'll post in that thread once it's all together
Don't Waste Your Life - by Lecrae
Awesome Christian Rap. Seriously, probably better than secular.
Lecrae is pretty good! production isn't quite there (like most Christian music unfortunately) but most people wouldn't even realize they were listening to "religious" music!
The Body Acoustic
Nightwish -Imaginaerum
Some good songs in there
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette

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The Civil War Period James Wesley Hall, 1815-1870 Grandfather of the Civil War Children of Jas. W. & Catherine (Claypool) Hall Halls in the Civil War, 1861-1865 Athens in the Civil War Menard Co. in the Civil War Our Southern Cousin Part I: Children of Wm. Hall d.1757 Part II: Children of John Hall d.1794 Part III: They Fought for the Stars and Bars Post Civil War Period James N. Hall, 1849-1937 He was an Illinois Farmer Emeline (Pestel) Hall, 1850-1937 A Family Mystery Story Children of Jas. N. & Emeline (Pestel) Hall Menard County Marriages, 1841-1865 A Special Section About a Special Person Henry Edward Hall, 1873-1951 A Man of Many Uniforms and Friends From the XIXth to the XXth Century Athens at It's Zenith The Cousins |
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Custom facts walkthrough
Included in Puppet Enterprise 2017.1.
You can add custom facts by writing snippets of Ruby code on the Puppet master. Puppet then uses Plugins in Modules to distribute the facts to the client.
Adding custom facts to Facter
Sometimes you need to be able to write conditional expressions based on site-specific data that just isn't available via Facter, or perhaps you'd like to include it in a template.
Since you can't include arbitrary Ruby code in your manifests, the best solution is to add a new fact to Facter. These additional facts can then be distributed to Puppet clients and are available for use in manifests and templates, just like any other fact would be.
Note: Facter 3.0 removed the Ruby implementations of some features and replaced them with a custom facts API. Any custom fact that requires one of the Ruby files previously stored in
fails with an error. For more information, see the Facter 3.0 release notes.
Loading custom facts
Facter offers multiple methods of loading facts:
, or the Ruby library load path- The
command line option - The environment variable 'FACTERLIB'
You can use these methods to do things like test files locally before distributing them, or you can arrange to have a specific set of facts available on certain machines.
Using the Ruby load path
Facter searches all directories in the Ruby $LOAD_PATH
variable for
subdirectories named 'facter', and loads all Ruby files in those directories.
If you had some directory in your $LOAD_PATH
like ~/lib/ruby
, set up like
└── facter
├── rackspace.rb
├── system_load.rb
└── users.rb
Facter loads facter/system\_load.rb
, facter/users.rb
, and
Using the --custom-dir
command line option
Facter can take multiple --custom-dir
options on the command line that specifies a single directory
to search for custom facts. Facter attempts to load all Ruby files in the specified directories.
This allows you to do something like this:
$ ls my_facts
$ ls my_other_facts
$ facter --custom-dir=./my_facts --custom-dir=./my_other_facts system_load users
system_load => 0.25
users => thomas,pat
Using the FACTERLIB
environment variable
Facter also checks the environment variable FACTERLIB
for a delimited (semicolon for Windows and colon for all
other platforms) set of directories, and tries to load all Ruby files in those directories.
This allows you to do something like this:
$ ls my_facts
$ ls my_other_facts
$ export FACTERLIB="./my_facts:./my_other_facts"
$ facter system_load users
system_load => 0.25
users => thomas,pat
Note: Changes in built-in pluginsync support in Facter 3
Facter 2.4 deprecated Facter's support for loading facts via Puppet's pluginsync (the
option), and Facter 3.0.0 removed the-p
option. However, we reversed this decision in Facter 3.0.2 and re-enabled the-p
option. For details about current and future support for this option, see the Facter 3.0.2 release notes.
Two parts of every fact
Most facts have at least two elements:
- A call to
, which determines the name of the fact. - A
statement for simple resolutions, which is evaluated to determine the fact's value.
Facts can get a lot more complicated than that, but those two together are the most common implementation of a custom fact.
Executing shell commands in facts
Puppet gets information about a system from Facter, and the most common way for Facter to get that information is by executing shell commands. You can then parse and manipulate the output from those commands using standard Ruby code. The Facter API gives you a few ways to execute shell commands:
- If all you want to do is run the command and use the output verbatim, as your fact's value,
you can pass the command into
directly. For example:setcode 'uname --hardware-platform'
- If your fact is more complicated than that, you can call
Facter::Core::Execution.exec('uname --hardware-platform')
from within thesetcode do
block. Whatever thesetcode
statement returns is used as the fact's value. - In any case, remember that your shell command is also a Ruby string, so you'll need to escape special characters if you want to pass them through.
It's important to note that not everything that works in the terminal works in a fact. You can use the pipe (|
) and similar operators as you normally would, but Bash-specific syntax like if
statements do not work. The best way to handle this limitation is to write your conditional logic in Ruby.
To get the output of uname --hardware-platform
to single out a specific type of workstation, you would create a new custom fact.
- Start by giving the fact a name, in this case,
. -
Create your new fact in a file,
on the Puppet master server:``` ruby # hardware_platform.rb
Facter.add('hardware_platform') do setcode do Facter::Core::Execution.exec('/bin/uname –hardware-platform') end end ```
- Use the instructions in the Plugins in Modules page to copy the new fact to a module and distribute it. During your next Puppet run, the value of the new fact will be available to use in your manifests and templates.
Using other facts
You can write a fact that uses other facts by accessing Facter.value(:somefact)
If the fact fails to resolve or is not present, Facter returns nil
For example:
Facter.add(:osfamily) do
setcode do
distid = Facter.value(:lsbdistid)
case distid
when /RedHatEnterprise|CentOS|Fedora/
when 'ubuntu'
Configuring facts
Facts have a few properties that you can use to customize how facts are evaluated.
Confining facts
One of the more commonly used properties is the confine
statement, which
restricts the fact to only run on systems that matches another given fact.
An example of the confine statement would be something like the following:
Facter.add(:powerstates) do
confine :kernel => 'Linux'
setcode do
Facter::Core::Execution.exec('cat /sys/power/states')
This fact uses sysfs on linux to get a list of the power states that are available on the given system. Since this is only available on Linux systems, we use the confine statement to ensure that this fact isn't needlessly run on systems that don't support this type of enumeration.
Fact precedence
A single fact can have multiple resolutions, each of which is a different way
of ascertaining what the value of the fact should be. It's very common to have
different resolutions for different operating systems, for example. It's easy to
confuse facts and resolutions because they are superficially identical — to add
a new resolution to a fact, you simply add the fact again, only with a different
When a fact has more than one resolution, the first resolution that returns a value other
than nil
sets the fact's value. The way that Facter decides the issue of resolution precedence is the
weight property. Once Facter rules out any resolutions that are excluded because of confine
the resolution with the highest weight is evaluated first. If that resolution returns nil
Facter moves on to the next resolution (by descending weight) until it gets a value for the fact.
By default, the weight of a fact is the number of confines for that resolution, so that more specific resolutions take priority over less specific resolutions.
# Check to see if this server has been marked as a postgres server
Facter.add(:role) do
has_weight 100
setcode do
if File.exist? '/etc/postgres_server'
# Guess if this is a server by the presence of the pg_create binary
Facter.add(:role) do
has_weight 50
setcode do
if File.exist? '/usr/sbin/pg_create'
# If this server doesn't look like a server, it must be a desktop
Facter.add(:role) do
setcode do
Execution timeouts
Facter 2.x supported a :timeout
option to Facter#add
. Facter no longer
supports this option, and produces a warning if it's used.
Although this version of Facter does not support overall timeouts on resolutions, you can pass a timeout
to Facter::Core::Execution#execute
Facter.add(:sleep) do
setcode do
Facter::Core::Execution.execute('sleep 10', :timeout => 5)
'did not timeout!'
rescue Facter::Core::Execution::ExecutionFailure
Structured facts
Facter 2.0 introduced structured facts, which take the form of either a hash or an array. All you need to do to create a structured fact is return a hash or an array from the setcode
You can see some relevant examples in the writing structured facts section of the Fact Overview.
Aggregate resolutions
If your fact combines the output of multiple commands, it may make sense to use aggregate resolutions. An aggregate resolution is split into "chunks", each one responsible for resolving one piece of the fact. After all of the chunks have been resolved separately, they're combined into a single flat or structured fact and returned.
Aggregate resolutions have several key differences compared to simple resolutions, beginning with the fact declaration. To introduce an aggregate resolution, you'll need to add the :type => :aggregate
Facter.add(:fact_name, :type => :aggregate) do
#chunks go here
#aggregate block goes here
Each step in the resolution then gets its own named chunk
chunk(:one) do
'Chunk one returns this. '
chunk(:two) do
'Chunk two returns this.'
Aggregate resolutions never have a setcode
statement. Instead, they have an optional aggregate
block that combines the chunks. Whatever value the aggregate
block returns is the fact's value. Here's an example that just combines the strings from the two chunks above:
aggregate do |chunks|
result = ''
chunks.each_value do |str|
result += str
# Result: "Chunk one returns this. Chunk two returns this."
If the chunk
blocks all return arrays or hashes, you can omit the aggregate
block. If you do, Facter automatically merges all of your data into one array or hash and uses that as the fact's value.
For more examples of aggregate resolutions, see the aggregate resolutions section of the Fact Overview page.
Viewing fact values
If your Puppet masters are configured to use PuppetDB, you can view and search all of the facts for any node, including custom facts. See the PuppetDB docs for more info.
External facts
What are external facts?
External facts provide a way to use arbitrary executables or scripts as facts, or set facts statically with structured data. If you've ever wanted to write a custom fact in Perl, C, or a one-line text file, this is how.
Fact locations
The best way to distribute external facts is with pluginsync, which added support for them in Puppet 3.4/Facter 2.0.1. To add external facts to your Puppet modules, just place them in <MODULEPATH>/<MODULE>/facts.d/
If you're not using pluginsync, then external facts must go in a standard directory. The location of this directory varies depending on your operating system, whether your deployment uses Puppet Enterprise or open source releases, and whether you are running as root/Administrator. When calling facter from the command line, you can specify the external facts directory with the --external-dir
Note: These directories don't necessarily exist by default; you may need to create them. If you create the directory, make sure to restrict access so that only Administrators can write to the directory.
In a module (recommended):
On Unix/Linux/OS X, there are three directories:
On Windows:
On Windows 2003:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\PuppetLabs\facter\facts.d\
When running as a non-root / non-Administrator user:
<HOME DIRECTORY>/.facter/facts.d/
Executable facts — Unix
Executable facts on Unix work by dropping an executable file into the standard external fact path above. A shebang is always required for executable facts on Unix. If the shebang is missing, the execution of the fact fails.
An example external fact written in Python:
#!/usr/bin/env python
data = {"key1" : "value1", "key2" : "value2" }
for k in data:
print "%s=%s" % (k,data[k])
You must ensure that the script has its execute bit set:
chmod +x /etc/facter/facts.d/my_fact_script.py
For Facter to parse the output, the script must return key/value pairs on STDOUT in the format:
Using this format, a single script can return multiple facts.
Executable facts — Windows
Executable facts on Windows work by dropping an executable file into the external fact path for your version of Windows. Unlike with Unix, the external facts interface expects Windows scripts to end with a known extension. Line endings can be either LF
or CRLF
. At the moment the following extensions are supported:
: binary executables.bat
: batch scripts.ps1
: PowerShell scripts
As with Unix facts, each script must return key/value pairs on STDOUT in the format:
Using this format, a single script can return multiple facts in one return.
Batch scripts
The file encoding for .bat/.cmd
files must be ANSI
or UTF8 without BOM
(Byte Order Mark), otherwise you may get strange output.
Here is a sample batch script which outputs facts using the required format:
@echo off
echo key1=val1
echo key2=val2
echo key3=val3
REM Invalid - echo 'key4=val4'
REM Invalid - echo "key5=val5"
PowerShell scripts
The encoding that should be used with .ps1
files is pretty open. PowerShell determines the encoding of the file at run time.
Here is a sample PowerShell script which outputs facts using the required format:
Write-Host "key1=val1"
Write-Host 'key2=val2'
Write-Host key3=val3
You should be able to save and execute this PowerShell script on the command line.
Structured data facts
Facter can parse structured data files stored in the external facts directory and set facts based on their contents.
Structured data files must use one of the supported data types and must have the correct file extension. At the moment, Facter supports the following extensions and data types:
: YAML data, in the following format:
key1: val1
key2: val2
key3: val3
: JSON data, in the following format:
"key1": "val1",
"key2": "val2",
"key3": "val3"
: Key value pairs, in the following format:
As with executable facts, structured data files can set multiple facts at once.
"location": "bfs",
"workload": "Web Development Pipeline",
"contact": "Blackbird"
"birth": "2017-01-01 14:23:34",
"user": "alex"
Structured data facts on Windows
All of the above types are supported on Windows with the following caveats:
- The line endings can be either
. - The file encoding must be either
orUTF8 without BOM
(Byte Order Mark).
If your external fact is not appearing in Facter's output, running Facter in debug mode should give you a meaningful reason and tell you which file is causing the problem:
# puppet facts --debug
One example of when this might happen is in cases where a fact returns invalid characters.
Let say you used a hyphen instead of an equals sign in your script test.sh
echo "key1-value1"
Running puppet facts --debug
should yield a useful message:
Debug: Facter: resolving facts from executable file "/tmp/test.sh".
Debug: Facter: executing command: /tmp/test.sh
Debug: Facter: key1-value1
Debug: Facter: ignoring line in output: key1-value1
Debug: Facter: process exited with status code 0.
Debug: Facter: completed resolving facts from executable file "/tmp/test.sh".
External facts and stdlib
If you find that an external fact does not match what you have configured in your facts.d
directory, make sure you have not defined the same fact using the external facts capabilities
found in the stdlib module.
While external facts provide a mostly-equal way to create variables for Puppet, they have a few drawbacks:
- An external fact cannot internally reference another fact. However, due to parse order, you can reference an external fact from a Ruby fact.
- External executable facts are forked instead of executed within the same process.
- Distributing executable facts through pluginsync requires Puppet 3.4.0 or greater.


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Opened 5 years ago
Last modified 4 years ago
#21031 closed defect (bug)
Orphaned comments emit debug notices in dashboard and comments lists — at Version 2
Reported by: | johnjamesjacoby | Owned by: | |
Milestone: | Priority: | normal | |
Severity: | normal | Version: | |
Component: | Warnings/Notices | Keywords: | has-patch |
Focuses: | Cc: |
Description (last modified by johnjamesjacoby)
map_meta_cap is not prepared to handle missing or invalid post ID's. To duplicate this, delete a post from the posts table without deleting its attached comments, then visit the admin dashboard with the recent comments widget visible.
The comments list table exhibits a similar issue, where the $post global is assumed to be set and valid.
This isn't something that happens naturally in WordPress core, but is something plugins are able to do directly to the database, which results in orphaned comments. The attached patches only suppress debug notices PHP spits out, and does not directly address the issue of what to do with orphaned comments, should a plugin choose to do this.
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- Summary changed from map_meta_cap emits notices if $post is empty to Orphaned comments emit debug notices in dashboard and comments lists
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Had a wonderful stay. Great location to explore the rain forest of Costa Rica. Had a wonderful room with beautiful views. Fabulous bathroom with huge Jacuzzi tub and separate shower. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Great to come back to the resort after hiking, zip-lining and ATV-ing and relax at the hot springs. Will definitely return. Breakfast was very expensive. Buffet was $25++. The bill was $125.00 for our family of 4. We shopped in town and had breakfast in the room. Was still enjoyable. There was a fridge, coffee. Would be nice to have options for breakfast.
The surroundings were beautiful with the volcano as the backdrop. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Shuttle service to spa and springs was very timely.
Everything was Amazing A less formal eating option and less expensive breakfast.
The thermal pools The cleanliness was horrible. Dingy and smell of mold. The facility needs an update badly
Ultra luxury accommodations if u choose the Rainforest room. What makes this place extra special is the Shangri-La, the exclusive hotel guests only portion of the thermal spa. Can't wait to go there again!
It's a magical place that never disappoints.Very family friendly yet very romantic, too....They have also made improvements and updates to the Spa. The only negative thing is you are totally watered logged after 48 hours there. We only stay 2-3 days max. Then head to the Pacific coast.
Everything was perfect. Best service and facilities! Amazing! The breakfast is expensive
The hot springs make it worth the price. We stayed for one night, but enjoyed two days on the hot springs and pools. We absolutely loved it and recommend it. Do not expect great food. Both breakfast and dinner were highly overpriced for the quality. Dinner was so disappointing, we spent about $100 for two entrees, one appetizer and two beers, but the ribeye was could barely edible, and the special nothing to brag about. They also offer a buffet by the pool for $39/person, which we didn't try. Breakfast for $25/person was also a rip off considering I only enjoyed the fruits and yogurt. The rest of the buffet was not great, so I barely touched it. They need to invest in better food in my opinion...
Rooms, facilities Price of breakfast
Staff, room and Thermals are amazing. Area for guests only is very romantic and peaceful. Thermal waters in area for guests only was not as hot as described by staff. Due to rain, all bungalows were dirty and wet. Staff could have been more on the ball on that. Perhaps covering them with plastic sheets so they wouldn't get so wet.
I cannot say enough about our stay at the Volcano Lodge and Springs. We booked it because the rainy season rates were hard to pass up and because 95% of previous guests rated it Excellent. The room rates were so low that I wondered if the ratings could be true...but I have never had more good things to share about a hotel experience! We stayed in a superior room with an amazing view of Arenal from our porch. The property is designed so that the view from your patio makes you feel like you are at a private villa. All we saw before us was Arenal and lush vegetation. There were people next to us but we never saw or heard them. You couldn't even see where the cars were parked. It was almost total solitude. The room was attractive and clean. The beds were comfortable. The shower was always warm. Our room was only a short walk from the main pool and mineral springs which was a pleasant surprise. Others will have to walk further but the grounds are so nice that the walk is like a stroll in a garden. I read some reviews that the breakfast was adequate but nothing special. I have no idea what they were talking about! To me it was a wonderful daily brunch. We stayed 4 nights and looked forward to each morning. Most food items stayed the same but how can you complain about having fresh bananas, pineapple, papaya, and watermelon, three different breads for toasting, pancakes, scrambled eggs, rice and beans, sweet plantains, lunch meat and cheese, a waffle station and made to order egg station with 6 toppings for omelets, OJ and Mango / Banana juice, and coffee to pick from? There were also two breakfast breads each day that varied and one or two different Costa Rican hot items each day that included small sausages, chicken or sausages in a creamy tomato sauce, and several types of what they called "hash"…potato based one time and green bean based another. To top it off, the restaurant has a great view of Arenal and the pool / mineral springs area and an attentive and cheerful staff. They even attached their old bananas to a nearby tree each morning to attract birds! The pool was clean and the mineral springs area very relaxing. They just added a second hot springs and bar. The grounds are filled with beautiful plants and fruit trees with a running / walking nature trail that they are just getting going. It was a bit confusing but we loved it…especially watching the intricate world of leaf cutting ants! Bottom line...you will love this place!
Great pool, amazing staff, very clean. Good location. Wifi was weak if some places, but not a big deal!
Free shuttle within the facility
The hotel property was tropically lush, well maintained and beautiful. They had a butterfly enclosure, a rare red frog enclosure, water, crocodiles and nice paved walkways. Wonderful view of the Arenol volcano. Our room was very large with a big closet and bath. It also had a front and back door with beautiful views for morning coffee. Breakfast buffet was good with a big variety of items and nice patio to enjoy the beautiful scenery. The beds were extremely hard, I had to lay out all my pillows and sleep on them.
Nice place. Good privacy even in shared houses with private verandas. Lots of pools and other stuff to do. Great breakfast. Restaurant doesn't do takeout and pool bar, which does, was very slow, though otherwise ok. And technically they ban food from the outside. So with a small baby going to sleep early, dinner was a problem. Thankfully there are minifridges (no microwaves or coffee pots, though) and no one enforces the ban. Also water slides, while fun, are a bit dangerous - the pools are too shallow for them to be used by adults without bruising an elbow or back
View of volcano was beautiful. The thermal springs were relaxing. We had a good time. Some of the prices were hiked up. They made a mistake with our billing, so pay attention when checking out.
Pools, breakfast, tours
Great views of the valley and the mountains We could see and hear several different varieties of birds sitting in our balcony Decent breakfast in the morning Helpful staff $50/night for kids. Most hotels don't have extra charge for kids, the one's that have are $10-$25.. $50 is a bit too much, especially with no information upfront Registration Staff was very helpful, but did not have a lot of information outside of Monteverde. Ordering anything to the room would take a long time to get. Concierge/Travel Desk was under-staffed. One of the person at the desk was rude and not eager to help. Other person was very helpful.
We loved having so many hikes/walks to do right on the property and a very good restaurant as well. It was so nice having nature and animals outside our door each day. The staff was warm, welcoming, helpful and friendly. There were plenty of activities to do on the grounds for all ages: pool, foosball/game room, checkers, books, TVs in the main buildings and a hot tub. Be aware that the Lodge is a 20-25 minute drive from La Fortuna up a somewhat rough dirt road. If you have your own vehicle it's easy to get to and from, but without a bit more challenging. There are taxis that cost $30 each way or a shuttle 3x/day from the lodge.
Prices or food were a bit expensive...we had a car so we drove to La Fortuna
Location, views and surroundings were fabulous. Staff were ultra helpful. It would have been helpful to have a small desk and chair in the room for using computer. Morning nature walk was a bit disappointing, as guide only occasionally stopped to point something out. Food was only fair.
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The grounds were amazing and we loved that we had access to the National Park trails. The Jacuzzi was a nice treat after a long day of hiking. The views were breath-taking! Access to other activities was relatively easy but the roads are not great. Town was about a 30 minute drive away. Nice breakfast buffet provided free of charge! It would be nice to have screens on the front doors as well so you could have both the patio door (which had a screen) and front door open to allow a cross-breeze. The room became a bit stuffy and buggy during the day without this. Also it would be good if t pool was heated to allow swimming year round. The prices for food at the restaurant were expensive. The Happy Hour (2 for 1) would be better if they allowed for 2 different drinks vs. 2 of the same kind of drink. Finally a shuttle to town that ran even just 3 times a day would be a great perk!
Resort overall was nicely, staff helpful and courteous at front and helping to rooms. Room service was fast Pools a little too hot, kids didn't like bartenders serves. I also thought it was a little slow.
The room was reasonably priced after the off-season discount of 30%. The property is well-designed, and the thermal pools are nice. Tour desk staff was very friendly and helpful. The restaurants are over-priced. WiFi only in the common areas. Can be noisy if somebody is staying in the adjoining room.
My mother using a walker was able to go everywhere on the property. The staff was wonderful and accommodating.
We loved the hotel! Too bad we only stayed one night because they were booked. The photos in the internet does no justice.The staff was very nice and everything was very clean. The room was large and it felt like a luxury hotel. The garden was very pretty and very well kept. The view of the volcano was beautiful. My daughter and her husband got a massage at the spa and they said the setting was beautiful in the lush gardens next to a river. The hot spring pool are drained and new water is put in in the morning. Loved everything about the hotel. Only regret is that we didn't stay there more days. We went the next day to another hotel that was more expensive and was not as nice.
Value. Cleanliness. Room is small
Great location. Unbeatable views of Volcan Arenal. Wonderful pools and grounds. Great restaurant. Large clean air-conditioned rooms.
Gabby, the owner was great, very friendly and always helpful. the 2 cafes in the front were excellent and we ate there everyday. It's an easy walk to the beach and restaurants. Bank with ATM is across the street. So, all in all, very convenient and good value for the money. there is a club on the other side of the the street that played very loud music on friday and saturday until at least 3pm. Sounded like it was in the hotel! Not good!
David and his family were great hosts. The hotel is well maintained. The rooms are clean and the pool is serviced regularly. It's a good location, about 1 mi out of the city center, but with multiple restaurants and a super market nearby. The Red Frog Coffee shop (little yellow building next door) is a great place; try the empanada. They also offer use of a communal kitchen that has the necessary cooking tools. David can also help you book taxis, tours and transfers.
The location is without a doubt beautiful- however you can tell the resort needs some updating. Simple things like softer lighting, modern decorations, and new furniture in common areas would truly make this place a five star hotel. That aside, the pool/bar area is beautiful, and worth spending the time at. The rooms are huge, with amazing shower/waterfall built in. Private balconies give a sense of exlcusiveness and general feeling of getting away. Only bar/snack area onsite didn't open until 6pm. The main restaurant food was not very good, which is unfortunate because it's where the free breakfast came from. We needed staff to come turn the private room jacuzzi on and off (which they did right away, so that's a perk), and again, just a general outdated feel in the main areas.
The location the rooms the pool and the restaurants were all amazing The staff was friendly and courteous. The staff was friendly and courteous. We got excellent customer service from John Carlo, Alan and Ana. it was amazing! Alex and the front desk
The bungalows here are great, especially for the price. They were extremely clean and well kept air conditioned, and were almost bug free (quite a feat for Costa Rica hotels!). The view was amazing- could not beat it. It seemed like many hotels in the region would have obstructions to the view, but since this resort is placed back 1km from the road, you really felt like you were secluded in the jungle. You could hear the howler monkeys (gave me a wake up call every morning!) and you could see the volcano from the bed. The restaurant was very good as well (we ate breakfast and lunch). Our only complaint (and it did not affect our wonderful stay) was that the beds were no less than terrible. And we are pretty easy going people about that sort of thing. But really, you could pay $200 or more per night for another hotel in the region and have less wonderful views, and whether or not the place would have as much character, privacy, cleanliness and space as this place would be questionable. So despite the awful beds, we would stay again. Keep yourself exhausted with all the tours in the region (or the harrowing drive in from Tamarindo) and you will sleep a little better.
Cabins were large and clean. The wildlife was incredible. The Volcano is right outside your back door. We saw Toucans flying overhead daily. Howler monkees every morning. The breakfast buffet is fresh and tasty, with an omelet station. The dinner buffet prices were extremely inexpensive and the food was good. The cabin road needs some grading though. What a great place to stay! What a great view!


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Buster is a 4 year old neutered Shepherd mix, about 40 lbs, very healthy and up to date with all his shots, looking for a forever home.
Buster has had a tough time over the last few months. He found himself at a kill shelter in GA because of the economy and at the last minute he ended up on a transport up to the Washington DC area. He ended up in a rescue in someone's home with 13 other dogs and he was kept in a crate just about the whole time.
He is a great dog who is very polite, but a little shy because of all he's been through. He is well behaved, and knows all of his basic commands, He prefers to be in a home with older kids who aren't so loud, or a home without kids. He was yelled at quite a bit and he really doesn't like yelling. It makes him cower and shake.
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Please let us know if he finds a home; I'm praying that he does.
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He's a beautiful dog, and I wish I could take him, but my husband is allergic to dogs.
I'm still praying for Buster that he finds a loving home; please let us know as soon as he does.
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Gianni's talk was held in the cellar of the original Il Buco.
It is a space with some real atmosphere.
I especially enjoy to see what is lying up on the cellar ceiling racks. There are always bottles of something special up there. Like a 1983 Roulot Meursault-Perrieres, for instance. Unfortunately that wasn't open to sample.
But of course there was plenty that was very special and that was open to try, and I got right into it.
The Grappa di Bassano, pictured above, is made from the pomace of several different grape varieties, all grown in the Veneto. It includes Vespaiola as well Cabernet Sauvignon pomace and others, and is the only grappa Gianni makes that is not monovarietal. As with all of the Capovilla distillates there is a fine textural weave with the Bassano Grappa. That weave is anticipated by the aromas, which play off of and build on each other.
We also tried Gianni's Barolo Grappa, made from Nebbiolo pomace sourced from the likes of Parusso and Giorgio Rivetti. It held a svelte texture, and fruit character that lingered in the mouth. I don't usually think of blueberries as a Nebbiolo signature, but there was plenty of blueberry fruit in that grappa. Also some burnt mandarin orange. Gianni labels his spirits with a wax that is the same color as what he associates with the fruit of the distillate. He labelled his Barolo grappa with a blue wax, so I assume he sensed some blueberries in there at some point as well.
Gianni has the pomace for his grappa shipped overnight from the wineries, and he distills it the day it arrives. When you speak with other producers making a filigree style of grappa it becomes clear that an emphasis on fresh pomace is something that they all share. Something else that they tend to share is a copper alembic still. Gianni brought his in over the border from Austria originally, and tinkered with it until he was satisfied with a modified design of his own. He distills with the aid of a hot water bath, in the bain-marie style, instead of the direct flame method that was used by Romano Levi.
One thing that Gianni is very unique in doing in Italy is a beer distillate. A brewery that he works with makes a special double malt batch just for him, and he distills it down. In this way Gianni took his cues from the producers in Germany that make beer distillates. In Italy this wasn't something that was done, so much so that the Italian government didn't even have a category for such distillates when Gianni first produced his. In terms of the taste, the malty beer flavor comes through as the liquid is drunk. It sort of fills the mouth with the sense of beer, but the effect is much different than drinking a beer would be. Less suds, for sure. Everybody should try this birra distillate at least once. It actually takes Gianni 100 liters of beer to make 1 liter of the distillate, which he subsequently ages in small steel vats for 2 years before adding water to dilute it sourced from a spring in the Alto Adige.
Perhaps my favorite Capovilla distillate of those being brought into the States right now is the Moscato brandy. It isn't a grappa, in that ths is a distillate of the Moscato juice, not the pomace. The intricate linden and citrus notes that Gianni teases out are many, and that's what I like most about it. It is a distillate for people in love with aroma. And for me it is perfectly pitched on the palate between sweet fruit and dry distillate. Many of Gianni's distillates have a kind of softness to them, a roundness on the finish. Never harsh. But I like the texture of the Moscato brandy especially.
The kind of distillate for which Gianni is best known in Italy itself is probably most summed up by the Ciliegie, which is a cherry eau-de-vie. Gianni loves to source fruit. Especially the fruits that he ate in Italy as a child. He goes to great lengths to find special parcels where organic fruit that he likes is grown, and he travels to Trentino to source the cherries for this distillate. If you get a chance you should really see his tree shaking skills in action, in this wonderful film on his website. Fun stuff.
The Ciliegie from Gianni revealed for me the darker tones of a cherry, such as you might find close to the pit. I imagine it could be great in a cocktail.
I am told that the Apple Brandy from Gianni is his biggest seller curently in the New York area, and it isn't hard to imagine why. It is softly textured, deeply fruited, and very drinkable, and it probably appeals to buyers used to only finding thin apple brandies when they venture outside of the Calvados zone.
I personally found it quite a treat to try the Amarone Grappa, which was aged in French oak barrels. It was my first opportunity to try a grappa of his that had been raised in wood. There are of course very good examples of wood aged grappa available in the States, so I was curious to see how this one stacked up. And the answer was very well. The taste was a bit too soft and caramel laden for me, though. I maybe would have liked it just a touch drier. Gianni sources the grapes partly from Romano dal Forno in the Veneto, so another famous name producer. I was starting to think that Gianni only worked with modernists, but then I remembered that he also makes a Gravner grappa, although it is unfortunately unavailable in the States.
Something that is newly available in the States is the white rhum, and boy is it excellent. I remember a few years ago I tried to source a great small production white rum that didn't taste like chemicals, and how difficult that was. If only this had been available to me back then! Gianni partnered with a small rhum agricole producer on the French Caribbean island of Marie Galante to start making this sugar cane spirit back in 2006, and the results are tremendous. The smooth texture that Gianni brings to his distillates was very welcome in this one.
Gianni made us up some of his favorite rhum cocktails with a bit of ice and slices of lime peel rubbed along the rim of the glasses and then dropped inside. Really delicious and very aromatic.
This wood aged rhum that Gianni is making is aged in French oak barrels formerly used by Sauternes producers. The sugar cane is slowly fermented over 7 days, then there is distillation in the bain-marie, with no water added during the process. The result spends 3 years in the French oak, and is then bottled. The taste is of a subtle, golden caramel in an understated style. There is a bit of welcome smoke flavor on the soft finish. Easy to sip, and neither as dry as some rhums, nor as sweet as some rons.
It really was a great tasting. I was as happy and excited to meet Gianni as the several other people who lined up for a picture with him. Even Gianni's soft spoken importer Jan d'Amore, who had dressed up for the occasion and not worn his usual orange pants, stepped into the frame at one point.
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Oilheat Efficiency, Renewable Fuel Research and Jobs Training Act of 2013 - Amends the National Oilheat Research Alliance Act of 2000 to: (1) require the National Oilheat Research Alliance to provide the Secretary of Energy (DOE) with a list of qualified nominees for Alliance membership, and (2) revise membership criteria.
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Changes the Alliance's proposed budget from annual to biennial.
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hello everyone , im new to ph and i would really appreciate it if i can get an opinion on how my cycle looks.
ive read through a ton of forums and have done a lot of research but everyone seems to do something different for their cycle.
im 6,0 178lbs and ive been working out 3 years now
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milk thistle and hawthorne berry
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Post cycle : weeks 9-12
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The Second Battle of Lexington was a minor skirmish during the American Civil War, taking place on October 19, 1864, in Lexington, the county seat of Lafayette County, Missouri.[1] It formed a part of Confederate Maj. Gen. Sterling Price's Missouri Expedition of that year, and led in turn to the Battle of Little Blue River two days later.Like the first Battle of Lexington, fought in September 1861, this engagement resulted in a Confederate victory. Its overall importance, however, was not nearly so marked as the first battle, which had cemented Southern control of the Missouri Valley and significantly raised Confederate morale in the region.[citation needed]
In the fall of 1864, Confederate Maj. Gen. Sterling Price was dispatched by his superior, Lt. Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith, to attempt to seize Missouri for the Confederacy. Unable to attack his primary objective, St. Louis, Price decided to execute Smith's backup plan for a westward raid through Missouri and into Kansas and the Indian Territory. Their ultimate goal was to destroy or capture Union supplies and outposts, which might negatively affect Abraham Lincoln's chances for reelection in 1864.[citation needed]
After the victory at the Battle of Glasgow, Missouri, Price continued his march westward, in the direction of Kansas City and Fort Leavenworth, headquarters of the Federal Department of Kansas. But his progress was slow, giving the Union Army a chance to concentrate their forces. Maj. Gen. William S. Rosecrans, commanding the Department of the Missouri, proposed a pincer movement to trap Price and his army, but was unable to communicate with Maj. Gen. Samuel R. Curtis, commander of the Department of Kansas, to formalize the plan. Curtis was experiencing difficulty because many of his soldiers were Kansas militia (under George Dietzler), and they refused to enter Missouri. However, a force of about 2,000 men under the command of Maj. Gen. James G. Blunt did set out for Lexington.[citation needed]
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On October 19, Price's army approached Lexington and collided with Union scouts and pickets about 2:00 p.m., driving them back and engaging Blunt's main force. The Federals resisted at first, but Price's army eventually pushed them through the town to its western outskirts, then pursued them along the Independence Road until nightfall. Deprived of Curtis's entire force, still encamped in and near Kansas City, the Union army never stood any real chance of stopping Price's force at Lexington. Blunt did, however, further retard the Confederates' dilatory march, and gained valuable information about the size and disposition of Price's command.[1]
Blunt's retreating troops halted on October 20, at the Little Blue River, taking up a strong defensive position on its western bank. On October 21, however, Price's army would continue its successful—if ultimately short-lived—drive in the battles of Little Blue River and Independence. These triumphs would all be undone by the Battle of Westport on October 23, which saw Price's defeat and the end of his campaign, together with all significant Confederate military operations.[citation needed]
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What you do is first identify the pile mass, take the cryotip which is a nice rounded metal tip and apply that to the mucosa and let the freezing gas go through the tip to form a nice snowball over the mass!
Over to the left is the cylinder with the application tip attached.
The ice balls thus formed actually look like this but are stuck to the pile mass so the one's on the right are merely descriptive! The gas from the cylinder makes a godaweful noise when applied and the handle gets really cold too, so I imagine the patient is having an internal cooling like no airconditioner can provide (probably why this method is popular in the summers).
The question remains, with better and better methods of treatment including the Infrared photocoagulator (painless, anaesthesialess, 10 minute and out procedure which I use at my clinic) and the HAL doppler coming in will the ice balls survive!
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An Iranian woman is sent to the US so she will not be caught up in the upcoming war and there eventually finds herself forced to work as an au pair for a divorced woman's child in San Francisco. This drama chronicles her life in the states after she learns that she has become a pawn in a custody battle. Soraya came to become a nanny after her live-in relationship with her American boy friend goes bust. Because she has no green card, the au pair job was all she could take. She is hired by the ex-husband...more
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With the everyday pressures on all fronts, people often feel stressed out. They need help to vent out their feelings, and here, a life coaching may be of great help. The role of a life coach is different than that of a counselor. Life coaching is more about helping you to find your aims rather than on advising about it.
Not everyone can assume the role of a life coach. You need to find a person who has some experience in life coaching. A life coach will try to help you identify your inner self and your goals by asking you questions. He helps you channelize your thoughts in to right direction, so that you achieve your goals. A life coach does not assume the role of a mentor, rather he works with you hand in hand to guide you and pull you out of the stressful situation.
Areas where life coaching have shown great results
Life coaching can give fantastic results in all walks of life. Some of the areas where a life coach can help are:
- Choosing the right career path based on your interests and aptitudes
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- Relationship management- Family, parents and children, between the partners and so forth
The list could be extended to include several other areas. However, before selecting a life coaching service for you, you need to look at the experience and expertise of the life coach before you entrust him your problems.
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The Awron DGA Gauge is an all-in-one display unit that presents the driver with a wide array of real time data for the F3X 3 and 4 Series chassis.
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The two offered details of what they had heard on the campaign trail in meeting with average Americans.
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:"People are working harder than ever, bu they're not getting ahead,' Clinton said. "The special interests are not going to give up without a fight. I'm a fighter."


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Using Money to Buy Happiness:
We live in America with two bits of contradictory received wisdom -- that you'd be a lot better off if you made more money, and that money can't buy you happiness. Now two scholars suggest another way of thinking about the relationship between cash and joy: To a large degree, how you spend is just as important as how much you spend. Michael Norton , an associate professor at Harvard Business School and coauthor – with Elizabeth Dunn – of Happy Money : The Science of Smarter Spending, answered questions from Mind Matters editor Gareth Cook .


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Alice In Wonderland - Review
Alice does not remember her previous trip when she was a wee child, but apparently it is her destiny to return and make things right again. The characters she meets are certainly eye-catching. The White Rabbit (voiced by Michael Sheen) percolates with antic charm, and Tweedledum and Tweedledee (Matt Lucas) are fleshy twins. The Cheshire Cat, with electric blue stripes, is voiced by Stephen Fry in drolly amused dry-sherry tones. Then there's Johnny Depp, who plays the Mad Hatter with multicoloured eyes, an exploding Bozo carrot top, and a gaze of luminous dementia. He's a fantastic image, but once Depp opens his mouth, what comes out is a noisome Scottish twang that makes everything he says sound more or less the same. Depp's counterpart in shrill sameness is Helena Bonham Carter. Unfortunately, Anne Hathaway is miscast as her sister, the White Queen, as her white hair and black eyebrows look weird and she's not temperamentally suited to the role's benign arrogance.
Tim Burton, with his crazy love for rabbit-hole alternative worlds (Beetlejuice), baroque oddballs (Batman, Edward Scissorhands), and kiddie fables told with a cynical wink (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), would seem to be the perfect director to adapt Carroll's legendary tale and make a memorable, zany-dark movie out of it. But Burton's Disneyfied 3-D Alice in Wonderland, written by the girl-power specialist Linda Woolverton (Beauty and the Beast), is a strange brew indeed. It is murky, diffuse, and meandering, set not in a Wonderland that pops with demented life but in a world called Underland that's like a joyless, bombed-out version of Wonderland. It looks like a CGI head trip gone post apocalyptic. In the film's rather humdrum 3-D, the place doesn't dazzle — it droops. The 3D conversion actually works best in the real-world prologue and epilogue, when it creates a genuinely immersive experience. But once the picture descends into fantasy, so much of what you see is so obviously fake, that you can't believe your eyes no matter what dimensions the image is in.
The 3D is not terribly distracting, but it adds very little to the experience and is probably a large part of why the film's colors seem so muted and pale. Quite frankly this one can be enjoyed far well in a 2D screen.
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The truth about todays multibillion dollar rip-off of investors, the hijacking of global markets and the impact of high frequency trading.
This book tells you about the real reasons you should be furious with Wall Street. A must-read expose written by Themis Tradings Joe Saluzzi and Sal Arnuk, whose voices of reality have remained consistent as the markets have become more chaotic.
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"Read this book before you invest a penny in the stock market."
—Mark Cuban, Owner, Dallas Mavericks
"In one of the most memorable scenes in motion picture history, before giving him the red pill, Morpheus says to Neo, 'You're here because you know something. What you know, you can't explain, but you feel it. You've felt it your entire life—that there's something wrong with the world. You don't know what it is, but it's there, like a splinter in your mind, driving you mad.' Although Arnuk and Saluzzi will not expose every dark corner of the 'matrix' that our capital markets have become, they will provide the clues to aid you in your quest to understanding just why more people withdraw from trading fully aware that 'there's something wrong.' Morpheus also asks, 'Do you want to know what it is?' To all who answer yes and take the red pill, read this book."
—Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge
"Markets now trade at the speed of light, apparently benefiting Wall Street ultra-short-term traders over long-term investors and causing more than a few 'flash crashes' along the way. Arnuk and Saluzzi intuitively piece together how High Frequency Trading, for-profit exchanges, fragmentation, regulatory changes, and a 'need for speed' over the past 20 years have dramatically shifted benefits from investors to short-term traders in our increasingly fragile markets. A must read for anyone concerned about investors, trading, and the long-term health of U.S. stock markets."
—Professor Michael Goldstein, Professor, Finance, Babson College
"Arnuk and Saluzzi are the Woodward and Bernstein of the securities markets. Their gutsy, dogged sleuthing exposed the perverse market effects of robotic trading and predicted an event like the Flash Crash 2010, long before blinkered market regulators had a clue. The two crusaders deserve a medal for looking out for investors."
—Jim McTague, Washington Editor, Barron's
"Who broke the stock market? The NYSE and NASDAQ, that's who. They sold the investing public down the river so colocated algo driven servers of high frequency traders could steal billions by front running grandma's mutual fund. The horrific truth about this legalized theft is all here in black and white. Read it, and you will never so much as invest one thin dime in U.S. equities again."
—Barry Ritholtz, CEO, FusionIQ; Author, Bailout Nation and The Big Picture website; Bloomberg personality
"The authors explain in wonderfully clear language how, instead of banning card counters as they do in Vegas, Wall Street has remade itself to not only stack the deck in the card counters' favor, but to enable them to do so via ever-faster computer networks and algorithms, that leave not only ordinary investors but many sizable institutions, like pension funds, with worse odds than on a lottery ticket. There's more, much more, in Arnuk and Saluzzi's book; it's quite simply a must read, if you care about your capital—or the future of our capitalist economy."
—Kate Welling, Former Founder, Editor, and Publisher, Weeden & Co. LP, Welling@Weeden; Former Managing Editor, Barron's
An eye-opening view on the way stocks are really traded today—and why the stock markets are broken and desperately need to be fixed. Written in an easily understandable style, the authors explain:
• The strategies and tactics high frequency traders use to scalp pennies off of nearly every retail and institutional share traded
• How the stock exchanges provides high frequency traders with powerful tools that give them an advantage over retail and institutional investors
• Why the stock markets no longer accurately price the values of the securities in your portfolio
• What you can do to prevent these and other problems from getting any worse
Authored by the Wall Street traders who figured out how high frequency traders were harming retail and institutional investors and explained how it all works on 60 Minutes, Bloomberg TV, CNBC, and Fox Business News
• Why retail investors are pulling their money out of stocks in unprecedented amounts
• How decades of regulation created the broken markets we have today
• Why there are more than 40 exchanges, sub-exchanges, and dark pools rife with conflicts of interest where stocks are traded today
• How the stock exchanges became for-profit companies and fundamentally changed market structure
• Why the Flash Crash happened—and why it will happen again
• How there are two markets—the fast, accurate one that high frequency traders see and the slower one that retail and institutional investors see
Sal Arnuk is partner, cofounder, and co-head of equity trading of Themis Trading, LLC, a leading independent agency brokerage firm that trades equities for institutional money managers and hedge funds. Arnuk has extensive experience in equities trading and is an expert in electronic trading and market structure. Prior to founding Themis in 2002, he was with Instinet Corporation, where he headed the team responsible for equity sales and trading for institutional money managers, for more than 10 years.
His opinions are sought by leaders, regulators, market partici-pants, and the media and are presented via white papers and Themis' widely read blog. He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences, such as Trader Forum, Waters, National Organization of Investment Professionals (NOIP), and Fusion IQ's Big Picture, on issues involving market access, algorithmic trading, and other sell- and buy-side concerns.
He also provides expert commentary for media outlets such as the Associated Press, BBC Radio, Bloomberg TV and Radio, BNN, CNBC, Fox Business, NPR, Barron 's, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Time, Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg News, Pensions & Investments, and Advanced Trading.
Arnuk earned an MBA in finance from New York University's Stern School of Business and a Bachelor's degree in finance from SUNY Binghamton University.
Joseph Saluzzi is partner, cofounder, and co-head of equity trading of Themis Trading, LLC. Saluzzi has extensive experience in equities trading and is an expert in electronic trading and market structure. Prior to Themis, he headed the team responsible for equity sales and trading for hedge fund accounts at Instinet Corporation for more than 9 years.
Saluzzi has provided analysis to regulators, including the Securities and Exchange Commission and as a member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's new Subcommittee on Automated and High Frequency Trading.
He has appeared or been quoted on market structure issues by media outlets such as CBS's 60 Minutes, BBC Radio, Bloomberg Television and Radio, CNBC, Fox Business, BNN, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Reuters, Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and Bloomberg News. Saluzzi also has authored articles for Traders Magazine, Dow Jones, Journal of Investment Compliance, and Journal of Indexes.
He earned an MBA in finance from the University of North Caro- lina at Chapel Hill and a Bachelor's degree in finance from New York University.
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Yes, Just1, I need help. Stuck at the safe. My brain won't interpret clue to solution.
Hi Peggy (sorry, been playing another game)
which safe? mushroom safe is click that # of times left to right. Fan safe behind hanging, clue is on the leaves.
It's persnickety I think - you have to click the mushrooms just so -
Also playing another game...
The mushrooms don't seem to work for me.
I've tried clicking them the # of times as on the note, I've tried clicking them in the order as on the note... nothing. Do I NOT click the "OK" button afterwards?
mushroom safe isn't working for me :(
tried spoiler above :(
please explain how you got 2,3,1
@brin3m, hint on paper gives order
1=>1 point, 2=>3 points, 3=>5 points
on safe clic 1x on right mushroom, 2x on left mushroom, 3x on middle mushroom
Well, they look like ping pong balls to me!
I can't get it to work...and clue makes no sense .
are you guys playing another game? I just have 2 rabbits, a clock and a fan safe with no clue for anything.
Clearly , I have missed something here that is obvious to everyone else!
What do the 2 bunnies do?
I opened the safe behind the wall hanging, got a paper clue that I don't understand...that is it!
Nokra try to explain better...
on paper hint you see just 1 grey point in circle 1
in circle 2 you see 3 grey points
in circle 3 you see 5 grey points
on safe you can see 3 points on left mushroom
5 mushrooms on middle and 1 mushroom on the right
according hint paper click (order 123)
1 time on right mushroom (1 point)
2 times on left mushroom (3 points)
3 times on middle mushroom (5 points)
and Ok to open safe
is it clear ....or no?
TY @evans!!! I am NOT alone in my dilemma! LOL
The leaves on hanging are clue for the safe behind it!
I see NO points on the apparent safe...if we are talking about the same thing!
There is a box in the middle of screen wit balls/mushrooms on it? and one on top is bitten into?
Is that the safe?
is there a handle somewhere to open the door to the left?
I have only 2 bunnies....how does everyone in the comments miss any hints on the handle or the 3rd bunny?????
I appreciate your help, @seb...really I do!
My very first question was ...what mushroom safe? where is it please, and how to access it?
have you find mushrooms safe on the left under shelf? return paper hint to find handle
on safe
3 points on mushroom on the left
and count "heads" of mushrooms 1 on the right and 5 on middle
I saw the back of paper hint...but did not find the hotspot , thinking it was what happened after solving the first side! lol so lost here! lol
OK...out from # spoiler at beginning of comments! LOL
I have played the earlier games and like them...this I did not understand at all! :)
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Ellie Krieger's Better Burger With Green Olives and Mark Bittman's Chopped Salad
I am a big fan of Ellie Krieger's recipes. I feel like Ellie really knows how to write a recipe well and I love the way she delivers the maximum amount of flavor while keeping it healthy at the same time. I've been wanting to try Ellie's Better Burger with Green Olives for the longest time. When my friend Reeni of Cinnamon Spice & Everything Nice announced a Burger Free For All for this month's Burger Club Challenge I knew that I had to take this opportunity to make Ellie's Better Burger.
Ellie's burger can be made with lean ground turkey or lean ground beef. I used 95% Lean Hereford Beef, which is some pretty awesome beef. Every time I go to Fresh Market I stock up on it. Great taste, great texture, none of the fat. Ellie's burger is flavored with coarsely chopped green olives, parsley, and cumin. Not only is this a unique combination of flavors, it is delicious. The olives give the burger that briney, salty flavor while adding some extra texture and the cumin gives the burger a nice smoky flavor. I served my burger on a whole wheat bun with lettuce, sliced red onion and mayo. I loved this burger. I loved it so much that I ate 2 of them! Not so virtuous, I know...but I'm just trying to keep it real! I have to give this burger the highest burger club rating, which is a 4!! I'm already craving another one! You can find the recipe HERE online at the Food Network.
While on vacation up in Ohio one of my girlfriends made a delicious chopped salad with all sorts of yummy fresh produce. Every time us girls get together it seems as if we are always eating salad. This week at I Heart Cooking Clubs we are celebrating Girls Night In, making food that girls enjoy while hanging out, catching up, and being just plain silly. I had to represent and bring the chopped salad. It just wouldn't be a Girls Night In without one.
I used a recipe for Chopped Salad from Mark Bittman's How To Cook Everything Vegetarian. The base of the salad calls for Romaine, chopped celery, chopped carrots, chopped red onion, and chopped bell pepper. Bittman's chopped salad also calls for cucumber but I left it out and chose to add blanched and chopped green beans, chopped hard-boiled egg, chopped radishes, chickpeas, and boiled and chopped new potatoes. I sprinkled the salad with sunflower seeds and topped it with a homemade creamy Italian dressing. It was delicious!
I'm submitting this Chopped Salad to I Heart Cooking Clubs for Girls Night In!
I am submitting the Better Burger with Green Olives and the Chopped Salad to my friend Deb of Kahakai Kitchen for her Souper Sundays roundup!
Don't forget to check out Reeni's upcoming Burger Club posting!!
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Trader Joe's also had a 95% beef that I love! Especially if you add in mix-ins, you can't even tell that it's lean. I love the olives mixed into the burgers...I'm all about briny flavors. And salt. Yum.
I've also been eating SO MANY salads lately! With all of this local produce, it's hard not to. Delicious.The burger sounds fantastic Kim! And so different - in a good way! This is a must make for me - my Dad is always hinting that he would like me to use green olives in my recipes more often. And with his love of burgers...this couldn't be any more perfect! Thanks for sending it to the Free For All!
ReplyDeleteLoving both the salad and burger. I have been thinking of playing around with a turkey burger with lemon and capers so the olives sound like a great addition to me. Chopped salads are always so tasty--I like the changes/additions you made.
Thanks for sending them both to Souper Sundays. ;-)


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Thanks guys. This is working just fine.
Thanks guys. This is working just fine.
thanks for sharing ,it work fine for gsmart r2 jb 4.22
Please make a StreetPilot_2.33_noroot_storage_sdcard1.apk
Thank you for your reply.
I have installed SP2.33, and it seems to be running well on Nexus 5 (KK4.4.4).
Initially, I installed the apk file from catymag's post (Garmin Street Pilot v.2.33 Android 4.4.x)
Then I created the folders according to the screenshot posted in the same thread.
After that I copied all the necessary files into the sdcard/Garmin/ folder.
Result: SP2.33 was running, but experienced occasional FC.
After reading other posts, I came across mention of another set of files for the sdcard/Android/data/com.garmin.android.apps.gmobilext/ folder.
So, I copied the designated files into this folder as well
Now, it seems that SP2.33 is running better.
Could you please advise:
1) Did I do the installation correctly?
2) Are the files in the sdcard/Android/data/com.garmin.android.apps.gmobilext/ folder necessary?
As you can see, I'm still learning, and appreciate any assistance.
Thank you in advance.
The reason why we have so many different versions is because the path to Garmin folder is hard coded in the executable .so file. This app will only access that path for maps, languages, voices, ex... What version you pick depends on how your device Storage is setup. So you have to check that with some file manager. Then the other question is are you rooted or not. Some not rooted devices can only access access the /sdcard/Android /data... Some people prefer to install on internal storage so they pick sdcard0 version. Others like external so they pick sdcard1 or extSdCard. Now what ever version you pick that's where the extra files should be places. Other folders are not used. Not knowing exactly what path version you installed, I can't say what folder is actually used. You can rename the folder and start Streetpilot. If this folder was the one used, you won't be able to get passed the language setting. It will also make a dummy Garmin folder which you will need to delete to rename back. If Streetpilot actually started normally with folder renamed then you can delete it because it uses the other one. Hopefully I cleared something up and not confused you more.
And install and everything is set right, I have only two problems.
1 When I search places "Where To?" (respaurants, Gas Stations ....). I do not visualize any place.
2 when I therefore selected somewhere and give me calculate route immediately closes the application.
Let me know if any of you have the same problem and if they know how it can be solved
Why it does not working on my S4 with Android v4.2.2 giving me black then white screen ?


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