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Premier's Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil is BACK!Healthy Living
Cod liver oil has a long and storied history and has played a key role in human health and survival for centuries.
This time of year, UVB rays of the sun, which produce vitamin D via the skin, are not reaching most of North America and even where I live in Florida, are only available for a brief window of time around noon if the skies are clear. Cod liver oil at this time is essential to maintaining health through the cold and flu season primarily by helping to keep vitamin D blood levels from falling to dangerously low levels.
Did you know that flu is really just a symptom of vitamin D deficiency the same as scurvy is a vitamin C deficiency disease? Surprising but true. Keeping your vitamin D blood levels optimal keeps that flu bug at bay very effectively.
Think that you don't need cod liver oil because you already take a vitamin D supplement?
Reality Check: Skip those vitamin D drops and pills. Taking a nutrient in isolation is rarely a good idea. Doing so treats vitamins like drugs. This pseudo approach to health can cause systemic imbalances as nutrients are designed to be taken as food and in the case of cod liver oil, the vitamins A, D, and K are synergistically balanced by nature to prevent toxicity. As far as I know, there is not a single case of vitamin D toxicity that resulted from taking cod liver oil!
Now for the really good news.
I've been recommending for some time to buy only the fermented cod liver oil and none of the others on the market. This is because the factories that produce cod liver oil in Europe are no longer using natural vitamin A and D in their product.
Cod liver oil made with synthetic vitamin A and D? Seems implausible and counterproductive, I know, but that is exactly what the European cod liver oil manufacturers are doing – most likely to improve profitability.
Only the fermented cod liver oil which is manufactured in Nebraska is currently produced using traditional methods with natural vitamin A/D still intact.
My recommendation to only buy the fermented cod liver oil still holds true, but with a caveat. I discovered at the Wise Traditions 2011 Conference recently that there is a limited supply of the Premier brand Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver oil still left in the world. This cod liver oil is not fermented but still contains natural vitamin A and D.
This is the same high vitamin cod liver oil I took starting about 10 years ago when I first discovered the benefits of high vitamin cod liver oil as described and recommended by Dr. Weston A. Price DDS in his epic book Nutrition and Physical Degeneration.
If you find the fermented cod liver oil out of range of your budget or you cannot tolerate it for some reason, the Premier brand Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil would be an excellent alternative. But, act soon if you want some because when it sells out (there are about 3,000 bottles of capsules left), that's it. It's gone for good.
Where to Find Premier's Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil
There is only one place to find this limited supply of Premier's Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil and I am very pleased to tell you that they are a new sponsor of this blog – Radiant Life.
Click here to find out more about Radiant Life and how to order some of this limited edition Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil for yourself and your family.
Let's all stay well through the winter!
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
Sources: Fish Livers in Ancient Medicine
Flu is Vitamin D Deficiency Disease
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Hi Sarah!
I have been wanting to try CLO for my family. My kids have been taking Nordic Naturals Fish oil, but I realize now it is probably not that great. Would this Premier Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil be a good alternative? I just looked at this post today, but I went to the Radiant Life website and they have some in stock for the capsule Quantum High Vitamin Cod Liver Oil. How many caps would you recommend for an adult, for a 10, 8 and 6 year old? I just wondered if price wise it would be best to get this or a bottle of the Green Pastures fermented oil to try out. Thank you!
Grass fed High Vitamin Butter oil is naturally rich in Vitamin A , vitamin E and antioxidants.
It is tasty and easy to take. A food fat that was created naturally by the nature.
Hi Sarah
I am confused about the dosage of the fermented cod liver oil and butter oil mixed to give my family. I have a 3 a 7 and a 10 year old and the dose on the back of the green pastures bottle seems so low. How do you make sure you dont overdose.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
My children get 1 tsp per day of the fermented liquid plus 1/4 tsp of the butter oil.
Joke Niesten via Facebook
smaakt het net zo vies als vroeger?????
Het smaakt naar vis plus de toegevoegde smaak. Niet zo lekker!
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Hey Sarah. My Grandmother used to give me and my cousins cod liver oil on a regular basis growing up. From what you wrote about this High Vitamin Cod Liver oil I wish I had kept it in my regiment as a teen and early adulthood as a source of Vitamin A. Still to this day I do not use Cod Liver Oil …I simply take a daily multivitamin to get my Vitamin A intake. But now you have got me thinking that it may be good to get another source for my Vitamin A & D. Thanks.
can i ask why some people cannot tolerate fermented cod liver oil . What type of symptoms does it cause.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Some folks have a problem with the lactic acid from the fermentation process burning their throat when they swallow.
We take care of the burn by following it with a chaser of some kind. Something fatty seems to work well, so I really like butter or a little bit of chocolate (my great downfall). I wonder if that's why the FCLO/butter oil blend doesn't seem to burn as far as I can remember?
Capsules would completely avoid the issue but they're not as cost effective.
OT, but hey, if it's dark chocolate (WITHOUT milk powder), at least it has a good ammount of antioxidants!
thanks for the post – i dont know if im the only one – but the Resources page has never worked for me? it brings me there and to the list and i click on one and i get nothing? never-the-less i did a google and ended up on the Radiant Life site – but before i place my order….
cod liver oil i get that it should be taken in place of vit d supplements (specially artificial ones!) but what about taking it in conjunction with Fish OIl? currently i take X-Tend lifes brand of fish oil (http://www.xtend-life.com/product/Omega_3_DHA_Fish_Oil.aspx ) high in DHA. been on this for about 3 months as i found out the one i had been taking for 3+ years was….well basically garbage. so, does one take it in with or in place of?
iniQuity – information abounds about Flu and Vitamin D deficiency – i would say that the 'flu' is nothing more than a deficiency of vit D. the vast majority of americans are deficient in this vitamin. the 'vaccines' are horrible for you and cause more illness and death than they do otherwise. this site is great for information as well as naturalnews dot com.
glad i found this site, thanks for all the hard work you put in.
It's not just you. The resources pages on the real food media sites always have problems with certain browsers. They hardly ever show up for me.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
What browser are you using Joe? I use Chrome and Firefox and it works well for both of these.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Joe, just checked with Real Food Media tech support, and the Resources page works for all browsers. Your problem is most likely an ad blocker of some kind which can be turned off using your browser options. You can then turn it back on later if you like.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Joe, skip the fish oil. Cod liver oil has everything you need (DHA/EPA) plus the fat soluble vitamins which are critical for mineral assimilation.
Hi Sarah!
Thanks for looking into it for me. I DO have an ad blocker on my browser and I did not even think about it!
And per your advice I am going to cease my monthly order of Fish Oil and replace it with the Cod Liver Oil; hopefully I can get some before it runs out!
Also, I just disabled my ad block and immediately the links showed up.
Hi Sarah,
What do you think about the capsules from Green Pastures? Is there something more beneficial in taking a spoonful? I think i could get the DH to take capsules. Thank you so much for your blog!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
The fermented capsules are a great option also. I take off the spoon as it is more cost effective this way. I do use the caps for traveling.
So looking at the amounts of Vitamin D in the recommended dosage (3 capsules = 475 IU), does that mean I'd have to take like 27 capsules to get 4000 IU Vitamin D??
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
If you want that much vitamin D, best to stick with the fermented or if you can't tolerate it or afford it, then use the Quantum capsules for a decent dose of A/D and omega 3 fats and supplement with fish eggs (1 tsp of fish eggs has 17,000 IU of D)
Could you tell me where you found the nutrition content of fish eggs (do you mean salmon in particular?) Thanks! Irene
You mean if I order a bottle now, I can't ever get it again after it's gone??? Why would I want to start something I can't continue to take?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Maybe some folks prefer it to the fermented or can't afford the fermented because of job loss. This would be a great alternative.
But according to your article, it will only be available for a short time, did I read that right? I have trouble with CLO liquids so this would be a great answer for me. But I don't want to get started taking it and liking it, if I am unable to get more than one bottle.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
It's definitely a short term supply. Who knows what might happen in the future though. If there is an overwhelming demand for it, it may convince the manufacturer to start making it again.
If Premier isn't actually closing its doors, maybe I'll give it a try and hope it makes a comeback then. I love what CLO does for me – I just can't tolerate the taste so after I finished my last bottle in June I sorta quit taking it. I can tell the difference in my eyes and my skin without it, though. If it just didn't taste so bad – and then a couple of hours later it tastes so bad again!
Angela W. Rogers via Facebook
Great! It worked fine that time!
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
@ Angela – try again. The registration with Premier labs is immediate with no delay so you should be able to order right away.
Thanks for the post, but could you expand on this a bit?
"Did you know that flu is really just a symptom of vitamin D deficiency the same as scurvy is a vitamin C deficiency disease?"
Did you mean to say that supplementing with D strengthens your immune system making you better able to combat the viruses that cause the flu? If so then no worries, but if not could you provide a reference for that claim?
Separately I read an account by Vilhjalmur (sp?) Steffanson, called "Adventures in diet" (free online, short interesting read on all-meat diet) and he sort of "proofed" that scurvy wasn't a result of vitamin C deficiency … well actually my memory may be hazy because he consumed plenty of offal and I'm pretty sure (can't look around right now) that there's some vitamin C there. What I do recall is that neither Steffanson nor any of the people in the document that also ate an all-meat diet ever got scurvy, while at the time it was believed that such a diet would always result in scurvy due to lack of plant matter and citrous fruits.
Anyway, please answer the vit d/flu question when you have a chance, thanks!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi iniQuity, click on the source at the bottom of the post and this will take you to much more information about how flu and vitamin D deficiency are related. Hope that helps.
Oh thanks, I missed that link!
Another quick q, currently I'm taking Healthy Origins Vit D 5000IU/gelcap along with Now Foods CLO (I think 650mg, if that makes sense, I know it's 650 but can't recall the unit) and I almost always take them in unison, almost daily. I'm youngish and I tend to forget but I say I average at the very least 4 days a week. Is this a decent enough approach for the time being? I may look into fermented CLO, but have enough of the above to last me through the winter since I bought in bulk. I'll definitely continue to take them. I haven't so much as had the sniffles for about two years now with the above combination so I'm inclined to think that it's working quite well.
I don't think I feel "stellar" though you know? so I wonder if the fermented, or purer, higher vitamin containing stuff would produce that. Theoretically it should, as better is better, but I wonder if it would be a truly noticeable difference. I'll be finding out in my own time in the future, but curious.
If anybody has opinions please feel free to reply.
Angela W. Rogers via Facebook
I'm trying to order it. I guess it takes 24 hours for them to approve my registration…… sheesh
thehealthyhomeeconomist via Facebook
The supply of Premier's Quantum high vitamin cod liver oil is a limited supply, so if you want some, I would order soon or they will run out according to what I was told by the company. There won't be anymore as the factory is not using natural vitamin A/D anymore. The fermented brand will be the only one at that point that will be worth taking.
Angela W. Rogers via Facebook
Thank you for this! I get the fermented stuff for my son. Surprisingly, he has no problem with it. But I need something I can tolerate! =)
I received my cod liver oil last week. Do you know how long it might take for the benefits to start showing up? I am using the Green Pastures FCLO/Bo combination in the capsule.
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
I suppose it depends on the person. It takes a number of weeks for blood levels of vitamin D to rise to optimal levels. If they were quite low before – who knows? Everyone is different.
I know with me, I felt better immediately – had more energy for example. But then, I was pretty exhausted at the time 10 years ago with a very energetic and rough and tumble toddler (my first son) at the time who basically never stopped running and breaking things from the moment he woke up to when he dropped to sleep at night!!!! I was also pregnant, so anything nutritionally would have given me a huge boost.
I am taking large doses of FCLO for the bumps on the back of my arms (supposedly a result of vitamin A deficiency). After 2 months, they are slowly disappearing…so it can take some time, but it DOES replenish depleted nutrient stores.
Hi Sarah, I realized this evening that a tooth that has been hurting quite a bit has stopped hurting in the last day or so! Yeah!! I have another thing to thank you for. I don't remember if I had thanked you about this specifically or not. After 8 years of hoping for another child God gave us one! I read a former post about skipping the vitamin K shot. I had not even thought about this since our first 2 children. So my husband and I did more research because of your blog and decided to skip the shot. Our dear very little girl at 4# 9 oz had a few complications from being so small. They were trying to draw blood from her for some lab work and her blood was already so thick that they could not get it out of her before it clotted. They felt this was due to her holding extra red blood cells trying to stay oxygenated enough and becoming jaundiced after birth as result (I hope I am conveying this correctly. We were pretty worried and parts are a blur!). I cannot imagine how much worse it may have been had we gotten the vitamin K shot. If it had not been for your blog I don't know what may have happened to her. Thank you!!!!!!!
April Mott via Facebook
This is the brand of supplements that my doctor highly recommends. I didn't realize they also made cod liver oil since we've been using the Green Pasture brand. Good to know for in the future!
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Hi Sarah,
Thanks for the great blog post today. I just bought Wilderness Naturals fermented cod liver oil for myself and my twin babies. Could you blog sometime about the recommended dosages of CLO for infants and adults? Also, I keep hearing about "high vitamin" CLO – is that different than regular CLO? Many thanks for all you do!
Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist
Great … glad to hear you've got some cod liver oil on the way.
High vitamin cod liver oil has higher levels of vitamin A and D than regular cod liver oil but about the same amount of EPA and DHA (the omega 3 fatty acids). Regular cod liver oil is not recommended as you have to take so much of it to get a decent dose of A/D that you would take too many omega 3 fats (EPA/DHA) as a result and this would not be beneficial to health.
Thanks. And I did find where you blogged about recommended dosages! For anyone else reading this, the link is http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/2010/09/video-cod-liver-oil-101/. The only thing I did not get in this video is the recommended dosage for an infant. Wasn't sure if that would be different than for an older child.


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This is a discussion on Walmart, who cares? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Walmart employees are protesting, so what?! The few times I go to pick up a 97 cent card (can't bring myself to pay $3.99 for ...
Walmart employees are protesting, so what?! The few times I go to pick up a 97 cent card (can't bring myself to pay $3.99 for a card) all it seems to be is a gathering place for the strange to meet up (and Lords know what all else). Most look like a gym would be a better place for them to meet up and not the donut isle.
I hate supporting Wally world and would rather support the local shops and spend the extra dollar to stay away from the "People of Walmart"....jest say'in...
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We're with you, we try to buy locally whenever we can too. But I suppose everyone needs a place to shop, even drunken inbreds.
Yeah, Walmarts service in the Heartland Sux. I ain't gonna run-down & tackle an employee just to ask for a few seconds of service.
What happened to: "You're Always Next In Line at Walmart" ....... 4th or 5th would be an improvement.
Mostly, I DID go back to the local businesses. It has been worth the good service plus "Knowledgeable" employees who often save me $$.
Walmart doesn't have great prices anyway. Both my sons and their wives refuse to even go to Wally's.... they could write a book on their reasons.... many are getting away from Wally's.
Besides, they don't care about stocking ammo !!!
I think I want all this 'Global-Garbage' out of my life.
Went to WM a few times at 0-Dark-30 and thought I'd run into a freak show and Inbreeders International convention. Straaaange people out there.
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I shop Walmart`as well as other places. Walmart's service has declined and their pricing has been overtaken by grocery chains. If Walmarts owners don't figure it out their meal ticket will go the way of the Dodo.
I find some of their prices are cheaper.I have no problems going to walmart myself.In fact i have a couple of friends who works there,who are good people, just trying to make a living.
Our local WalMart is open 24 hours and that is why I normally stop there after midnight. The normal crowd usually aren't around. The downside is there are fewer people to assist customers and the one open register is located more than 60 feet away from the only open door and no Loss Prevention Personnel there. The other downside is that is when they do a good deal of stocking so some of the isles are crowded.
Without Walmart, we wouldn't have Funny Pictures at WalMart to laugh at. Not to mention, using "People of Target" could getcha in trouble with big brother.
I'm getting my flu shot this week, Going to ask for a wally shot also. Never shop there but. Just in case..
+1 for the wal mart haters. I couldn't tell you the last time I set foot in one of them. I can tell you the last time I did is because someone needed their car towed and they left their keys at the service desk, so thats all the further I went in. they also built a new one less than a mile from the house, I haven't been in that one (and I don't intend to go) but I will just assume it looks like all the other ones.
I will go to Target, and I do the vast majority of my grocery shopping at....a grocery store, I get ammo and other related things at a sporting goods store, and my car gets serviced at a mechanics shop (not sam's tires and whatever) I truly don't feel like I've been missing anything. if some things cost an extra dollar or two I will happily pay it so I don't have to subject myself to the horror that is wally world.
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1desperateladysaved posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchOops well I blew it big time. I failed to carefully read a supplement label. I saw that the company selling it said that it was gluten/soy free, but the ingredient list clearly showed that it wasn't. I took it for 200 days. I and my health care triangle couldn't figure out why I was swelling/ and gaining weight big time. The problems didn't stop there, we noted increased liver enzymes, and 3 months later sluggish kidney function. With treatment, the liver enzymes had gone down to normal levels. I kept taking the wrong supplement over last fall and winter. I felt more and more over-whelmed and unable to carry out my usual work. Finally recently, I went to order another several bottles of the supplement and discovered the ingredient list. I ran for my bottle in the freezer, oh sure, there it was. I quit taking the supplement right away. Then, it seemed like my real trouble began. My lymph system went wild, my thighs got enormous with ripples. I was cold and achy. This couldn't be from just one little bitty supplement? It was. A few months later, we tested my thyroid and found that it was working very hard. I wonder if anyone that has dealt with thyroid could answer this: Do we know the mechanism that brings a thyroid down. Is it always antibodies? We tested TPO which was negative, but didn't check the other kind of antibodies that I know of now. I am recovering so I am not sure if I should check the thyroid again and check the both antibodies or not. I can try a round of thyroid medicine to see if it helps, but would rather avoid it...well, unless I absolutely need it.
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1desperateladysaved replied to Acomys's topic in Gab/Chat Room - To Discuss Anything BUT Celiac Disease / Gluten-Free DietMy dentist removed mine as he discovered problems with them. He used a rubber dam to be sure no mercury would be lost down my throat. When I had just a couple Amalgams left, he decided to remove them . He felt they likely had problems he couldn't see yet, as the other old fillings all had decay. As he worked, those two were also having decay. The deal was that insurance would cover the replacements IF the fillings were bad, but if there was no noted problem, they would not cover it. I would consider having these removed by a dentist trained in using the rubber dam IF I were having health trouble that might be related to them.
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1desperateladysaved replied to cristiana's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchMy ferritin level went down from the high I had achieved after months from 26 (I think it was) down to 16 after one extremely heavy 2 week cycle. I do think that one cycle can throw the iron off a lot. My doctors have been watching my levels closely every 2 months recently. I have dealt with some kind of hormonal imbalance. I am considering with my doctors whether H-pylori may be playing a part in this. I know my magnesium, vitamin B, and iron levels are high need. I had already been checked for issues relating to uterus and female issues and found to have fibroids. I hope this helps.
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1desperateladysaved replied to Deano Weano's topic in Super Sensitive Celiacs & Gluten SensitiveI think you probably need to go 100% gluten free (I reread that and perhaps you have) and then give yourself time to heal. I say that because from my experience with allergies and celiac, I react more to whatever is left bothering me. Make sure all of the products you are using are certified gluten free. Consider other food allergies. I had a problem with severe fatigue until I stopped eating everything which I didn't tolerate. Dee
1desperateladysaved replied to MK89's topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)Hi Morten, For celiac disease, I have tried cutting out gluten. I eat as many varieties of foods that I can. Some foods help heal. I do use probiotics and have for many years now. I am getting well, and strong in spite of being sick for very many years. I hope that you will grow up to be strong, comfortable, and yet careful to take care of yourself. Dee
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1desperateladysaved replied to LookingforAnswers15's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchI just googled leukopenia it is: a reduction in the number of white cells in the blood, typical of various diseases. It is a symptom and not a disease. I guess if it were me I would set out to find why your white blood cells are fewer than normal. I would look for a disease and I would look for nutrient levels. Also, consider you may just need some more time for the body to heal. You may want to look up what in the body produces white blood cells. I hope it is something that will resolve for you. Congratulations on the lowered IGG, I would take this is result of your careful diet. Hopefully everything will come into line. Take care Dee
1desperateladysaved replied to lacey's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchHi Lacey, My GI doctor gave me a list of foods to avoid (foodmaps) which might possibly help you. What you eat can encourage or discourage the bugs. I noticed if I ate foods on the list, it would really bloat me up. Rather than give you the whole list, I suggest you look one up online. Another thing you might try is SCD diet. It is basically no grains or sweets. Paleo is the same or similar. To find foods for paleo I watched youtube shows. A NAET treatment for parasites seemed to help my body start fighting them off. I wasn't officially diagnosed with it, but the GI doctor highly suspected it. I had 30+ years undiagnosed, so many years of poor digestion. I could not be officially tested for it because I couldn't drink the sugar solution to check for it!
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1desperateladysaved replied to mommyto2kids's topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchHi Mommy2, There are many kinds of foods and I suggest you keep as many as you can in your diet. When I was having extreme difficulties tolerating food, I tried new foods that I had never eaten before. For me the list included special meats such as: lamb, bison, duck, yak, which I found at natural food coops. There may be some type of nuts that you haven't eaten such as macademia, chestnuts, pecans, or pine nuts. Many of these are expensive, but we are trying to heal! My new vegetables included the following: konjac, sea weed spinach, swiss chard, collard greens, jicama, Jerusalem artichoke, fennel bulb, and radishes. Fruits I found were what follows: Dragon fruit, star fruit, mango, kiwi, sour cherries, and bananas. Don't give up trying foods. Once I looked up the list of vegetables in Wikopedia. I discovered that their list included more than half vegetables I had never heard of. I tried all new diet items; it worked for me, but if you don't want to be so drastic, you can keep adding more. Another idea is to look at the SCD diet plan. In a nutshell this plans uses meats, vegetables, and nuts that are easy to digest. They do recommend starting with a fast, for this they use a gelatin mix of some kind. This is said to be very healing for the gut. The diet was originally created to help heal the gut after celiac or other intestinal issues. One can just google for more information about the diet. I have the book Breaking the Vicious Cycle from which I learned about the diet. It is very similar to paleo diet which I also like. One can go to youtube and watch some paleo cooking shows for ideas. Are you taking supplemental magnesium, because too much can give you symptoms with loose bowels? My doctor highly recommends coconut oil for helping to heal the gut. I have been using NAET energy treatments to overcome my sensitivities to foods and I am feeling much better. For information about NAET, you can to their website or read the book, Say Good-bye to Illness by Dr. Devi Nambudripad. I hope for you the very best in healing, Dee
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Liz Luisada and Shaun Krupa at Klaus von Nichtssagend
The entrance to Klaus von Nichtssagend Gallery, New York. On view: Liz Luisada | Shaun Krupa, through July 3, 2011. Photos: 16 Miles [more]
Shaun Krupa, Abandoned Mansion, 2009. Acrylic, house paint, and hair on canvas, 24.25 x 20.25 in.; Shaun Krupa, Coral Reef, 2011. 24.25 x 20 in. Oil on canvas.; Liz Luisada, Dang Dog, 2011. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 40 x 30 in.
Liz Luisada and Shaun Krupa, both members of RISD's class of 2001, cover a fair amount of painting's charted territory in their modest two-person show at Klaus von Nichtssagend. Krup appears to be the more rigorous, hard-edged abstractionist of the pair, at least until you read his titles. Two small paintings — one black, one orange, both lined with white grids (pictured above) — are named Coral Reef and Abandoned Mansion. They're nearly identical, though the latter is stuck with a few patches of hair and its grid vanishes at its center, as if to ask how much difference can be wrought from only minute change.
Compared to Krup and even her own past work, Luisada offers a looser touch. Sourcing "imagery from dreams and mysticism," according to the press release, she builds almost-abstract canvases (there's always a hint of a face or a figure) that once would have been labeled lyrical. This may be a transitional moment in her work, her crowd-pleasing-Techicolor, Sonia Delaunay-in-a-blender style morphing into something breezier.
The most interesting painting in the show belongs to Krup and includes not a single drop of paint. It's a vivid rainbow of an umbrella that he has gamely stretched to a frame and titled Don't Open That Umbrella in the House! It's too late for that, but its bravado is a welcome exclamation point in an otherwise determinedly quiet display.
Liz Luisada, Star Chasm, 2011. Oil and acrylic on canvas, 40 x 30 in.
Shaun Krupa, Don't Open That Umbrella in the House!, 2010. Umbrella, string, and wood, 60 x 50 in.
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This is a great hotel you will not be disappointed although I do suggest that you spend the extra and get a deluxe room. They are very spacious and extremely well equipped.
The Golden Palace (GP) is located close to via Roma (one of the main shopping areas).
We took the bus from the airport to the main train station (€5) takes about 50mins. The hotel is a good five-minute walk.
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Parking the car directly outside - it's free - you wander inside to a very designer look, including a reception desk in front of a huge stone, er, thing, with three flat-screen TVs showing molten lava dripping down. How very complicated.
The room was really nice and spacious, with a tremendous bathroom. A flat-screen TV, with additional speaker in the bathroom (though irritatingly the speaker in the bathroom was quite loud and slightly delayed in comparison to the TV speaker itself; so if you left the bathroom door open, the TV sounded very echoey).
Comfortable beds and good air conditioning. A very boutique feel to the hotel; a nice breakfast - though steer clear of anything looking like bread, since the Italians clearly have no concept of fresh baking - and virtually nobody there at all apart from us, bizarrely. Decorations in the restaurant were centred around, er, apples. Mmm. No idea.
The television had CNN, Bloomberg, and Sky News. Reception of Sky News was quite glitchy, which was irritating. Nice flat screen, though.
No wifi, but the wired connection worked okay. Quite cheap, from what I remember.
Probably the worst thing about the hotel was its name: "Golden Palace" sounds at worst slightly seedy, and at best oddly asian for such a European hotel. But, while not a very homely-feeling place, it was certainly stylish: and within walking distance of the main bits to see in Turin, too.
Lovely city and lovely hotel
We heard good reviews about this hotel and we were not disappointed. It's very close to the main station in Turin so however you plan to travel from the airport, it's relatively easy to find.
The hotel reception was very striking in grey marble and the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. We stayed in a superior double room and it was a bit of a trek to get to it but not that bad. We were close to the "wellness centre" so had easy access to the pool and gym.
The room was very nicely decorated and clean. Not the biggest I have seen but that seems to be a trend in Italian hotels and didn't cause us any problems. The flat-screen TV and electric curtains made up for any concerns about floor space. Everything was well maintained and we were very comfortable. Not many english TV channels but if you tell the TV you're bored (you'll see what I mean when you get there) it lets you access a good selection of music to entertain you whilst you're in the room.
The Wellness Centre and restuarant were also pleasant and catered to most needs. The food wasn't breath-taking but it was well prepared and the staff couldn't have been more accomodating and friendly.
If I go to Turin again, I will stay here. Well deserving of it's 5 stars.
Helpful in an emergency
We were there on the same time as the previous reviewer but were fortunate in that we stayed 3 nights up to Saturday and missed the party mentioned that evening. There was a party on Friday evening as well but it ended much earlier and was considerably less noisy. The rooms were disappointingly small and tricky to access I agree but as they were new, were luxuriously appointed. We too missed tea/coffee making facilities but these are not often available in Europe it seems. The restaurant we found to be excellent in every way as was the bar area. The staff were all lovely and for me, extremely helpful. We had occasion to require their urgent assistance in a medical emergency and I can honestly say that they were exemplary in every way. I could not have managed without them and will always be grateful for the support and assistance they gave us. To me that says everything. You really find out how good a place is in this situation.
Badly let down by poor service
We arrived at the Golden Palace about 7pm on a Friday evening so not exactly out of hours. The first sign that this hotel is severely understaffed was the lack of a doorman or porter to help with our bags. We dragged them in ourselves and still at check-in no one offered to help us or to show us to our room. A bad start.
We had booked a superior room which turned out to be at the furthest end of the second building, Golden Two. The hotel basically has an H shape with two buildings connected by a corridor on the first floor. If you imagine reception at the foot of the left stroke of the H, our room was at the foot of the right stroke. To get it we had to walk to the middle cross point in Golden One, take a lift to the first floor, cross the corridor, walk to the top of the right hand "stroke", take a lift to the second floor and then walk right back to the other end of the "stroke". Confused? Well let's just say iIt is a very poor design and a pain when you go down to breakfast!
The room itself was very nicely appointed, especially the bathroom and cupboard area, though I was disappointed at the overall size. As you will read shortly we had the "opportunity" later in the stay to see a standard room and I felt that our superior one really didn't justify the premium. Both are pretty small.
The worst point in the stay came on Saturday night. We returned from dinner around midnight to find that a party in the palazzo opposite was in full swing. (It was a ball for carabinieri in full dress uniform - we had seen them arriving earlier in the evening.) We tried to block-out the thumping noise of music (it sounded like karaoke at one point!) but when it showed no sign of abating by 1am I called reception to ask to change rooms. Despite calling for over five minutes on reception and switchboard there was no answer so I dressed and walked down (see above for how far I had to walk!) When I got down there I found a bell-boy standing by the desk (they seemed to work hours when no guests were arriving or leaving) and asked him to bring the manager. He promptly went outside the front door to find him - I don't know if he was having a cigarette or listening to the music but he wasn't at his post. I told him that I understood there was nothing he could do about the music (especially as it was a carabinieri party) but I was very unhappy that no-one had answered the phone. He told me that he had been unable to answer it because he had been on the other line - given that he had just come back indoors I considered this to be a bare-faced lie. When I told him that we wanted to move rooms he first offered us a room on another floor until I told him we were not changing lifts etc and miraculously he found one on the same floor, same building. (The hotel seemed half empty so he could have offered this room first.) Then he offered to have our things moved - at 130am - until, again, I made it clear that we had no intention of changing permanently and would go back to our old room the following morning. Anyway, we eventually stumbled into the standard room at the back of the hotel and managed to get some belated sleep. Hence my comparison of standard and superior rooms above.
The rest of the stay passed without major incidents but it was clear at each stage that the hotel is seriously understaffed. We returned to the hotel on Sunday at 7pm to find not a single member of staff on duty - no porter, no doorman, no receptionist. I had to go looking in their back office to find the one guy on duty who offered no apology. Before we checked out we called reception and asked them to have our car brought up from the garage. When we went down 15 minutes later reception had not passed on the request to the porter so we had to wait another 10 minutes while they went to get it. But by then we had come to expect this level of service.
Our experience was obviously soured by the night-time incident but it was part of a pattern of severe understaffing in the hotel - it felt like a three/four star trying to run with a skeleton staff, most defintely not a full-service five star. When I pointed this out to the night manager he admitted there was a problem, said it was a new hotel and that they are recruiting. But they have been open nearly six months now and clearly think it is acceptable to run a hotel this way. This experience has made me very wary of other hotels in the THI Group.
An excellent stay in Turin
We stayed at the Golden Palace recently for our second wedding anniversary. The hotel is as impressive as the other reviews have said. We had a standard room which had excellent in-room facilities, but was one of the smaller rooms I've stayed in around the world.
The bar and spa staff were very friendly and made us feel welcome - the service in the bar was excellent.
The hotel is very close (2 minutes walk) from the tourist information centre which was a mine of useful information and i would recommend getting the turino card for 48 or 72 hours. We visited around 6 museums and got our 18 euro's back (the cost of the 72 hour card each) on the first day. You can also travel for free on the public transport with this card but we enjoyed walking around the city (take a map as it can get a bit confusing) and seeing all the small markets and piazza's.
The Spa in the Golden Palace is very modern and sleek, but the pool is a bit on the small side - though the other facilities do make up for this.
There are also no tea of coffee making facilities in the room and the number of english TV channels varies between one and three - but these are only minor points.
I would recommend the egyptian museum and the museum of cinema (which also houses a glass list to a great view point of the city). The palace was also excellent but you can only go on guided tours and these are only in Italian so you need to hire an english audio guide.
If we were to go to Turin again we would stay at the Golden Palace as it is an excellent hotel - with some lovely touches and details, though I may try and get a room in the next grade up and get some more space.
My wife and I stayed here and although we knew it was a 5 star deluxe hotel it exceeded our expectations widly. We stayed in a deluxe room and it was the best hotel room i have ever been in and I have been traveling for business for 20 years!!! you will not be disapointed.
Superb 5 star hotel
We stayed in the Golden Palace in mid March for 3 nights. The hotel is simply suberb. From the reception to the bar, restaurant and especially the rooms with plasma tv, granite bathrooms and plush decor the Golden Palace is 5 star.
The cocktails in the bar are very good and were served with excellent free canapes. A great alternative to dining out if you want a light meal.
The restaurant was surprisingly quiet (we couldn't figure out why, given the lack of quality restaurants in Turin). The food was excellent and the prices reasonable.
The Golden Palace is very central and less than one minute stroll from the main shopping street. The Egytpian museum and the Royal Palace are both worth a look and less than 10 minutes walk.
Stylish centrally located hotel with excellent facilities
My boyfriend and I stayed here for 2 nights in March, just after the Olympics. We were extremely impressed with the hotel - the rooms were impeccable as was the service from all staff. Our room (deluxe) had a plasma screen (which my boyfriend loved!), all the plush toiletries and accessories and a general sense of luxury. The spa was a lovely touch, with a pool, steam room and saunas. Sadly, we didn't get to try out the turkish baths! The only slight quibble we had was with the breakfast - the standard breakfast came free with the offer, but we ordered poached eggs and were presented with a bill for 20 euros! But the food was very good, fortunately! The pretty historical centre of Turin is within easy walking distance.
Loved the Golden Palace!!
My husband and I stayed at the Golden Palace for 4 nights during the Olympics. The hotel is built like a fortress. We stayed in the main building (there's an adjecent building too) in a king room. The room was spacious. Expedia's pictures are very accurate. Loved the little details like the electric window shades, custom closets, rainhead shower, super plush towels and robes and deep soaking tub. The hotel lounge has a great atmosphere. The hotel is within a 5 min. walk to Piazza San Carlo. We walked everywhere! Don't expect a good view from the hotel though. It's surrounded by other buildings.
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I was just thinking, after seeing this question over at stackoverflow, if it would be possible to assign such macros to the macro keys of gaming mouses. I'm not entirely sure how much sense that makes yet, hence this question.
It is possible, of course, to assign these macros to a shortcut on the keyboard, but I don't see a clear advantage in doing that.
So basically I don't see why you shouldn't use a mouse's macro keys for software development. Yet I find absolutely nothing about the use of these mouses in software development. Why is that?
I was just thinking, after seeing this question over at stackoverflow, if it would be possible to assign such macros to the macro keys of gaming mouses. I'm not entirely sure how much sense that makes yet, hence this question.
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Feasible? Yes.
Software development is in the business of generating content (a lot of content) and the mouse simply doesn't lend itself to this purpose as an HCI device. Mice are used today primarily to consume content.
Look at your keyboard. Now look at your mouse. Back to your keyboard. Back to your mouse. Your mouse doesn't have keys, but your keyboard does. Your mouse wishes it did, but (back to being serious) if your mouse had the keys a keyboard did, it would cause undue strain to the joints of your fingers which are so crucial. It's not healthy to cram that much mechanical functionality into such a small device.
'Super users', if we call them/ourselves that, would like nothing better than a completely keyboard-driven working environment unless, of course, our work is of a graphical nature. (I wouldn't necessarily want to be moving around class diagrams with my keyboard.) We spend so much time on the keyboard creating content and we become such excellent typists that it frustrates us to take the time to reach for the mouse, perform some menial task with it, and move back to the keyboard to get the real work done.


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I recently received the message that the links in the pop-up fields of the calendar widget are not working in iPhone and iPad.
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CEO Seth Berkley says that GAVI stands ready to play its role in achieving a world with zero new HIV infections and zero AID-s related deaths.
25 October 2011
Rotavirus deaths remain unacceptably high
Rotavirus-related diarrhoea kills
mostly in developing countries, but vaccine roll outs have begun.
24 October 2011
Polio eradication will highlight the power of immunisation
Feared for centuries because of the death
and paralysis it causes, polio is finally on the edge of eradication.
19 October 2011
GAVI lifts suspension of its cash support to Mali
The Malian Government has fully reimbursed GAVI the amount of US$ 563,000 that was misused during the period 2008-2010.
18 October 2011
New promise of a malaria vaccine
New results published today in the New England Journal of Medicine about a large-scale Phase III trial conducted in seven African countries of the malaria vaccine candidate RTS,S deserve a hearty round of applause.
07 October 2011
GAVI congratulates Nobel Peace Prize winner
The GAVI Alliance congratulates Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
15 September 2011
GAVI welcomes new data on falling child mortality
UN Inter-agency report says prioritisation needed on tackling major killers of children such as pneumonia and diarrhoea
17 August 2011
Panacea Biotec "Easyfive" pentavalent vaccine loses WHO prequalification
GAVI Alliance partners do not expect any major disruption in 2011 to supplies of pentavalent vaccines following today's announcement by the World Health Organization (WHO) that it has delisted "Easyfive," a pentavalent vaccine produced by Panacea Biotec.
08 August 2011
Update on audit of GAVI cash-based support to Zambia 2006-2009
In keeping with GAVI s policy on transparency in the oversight of cash-based programmes, its Deputy CEO recently updated the GAVI Board on the status of cash-based programmes in Zambia.
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