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Provoke or Speed Significant ActionSubmitted by rich.yumul on Thu, 02/18/2010 - 12:34
The dynamo that is Terry Farruk got the meeting off to an energetic (does he do anything, any other way?) start, having everybody claim their traits that make them and their business GREAT. Some of us actually shared it aloud with the group, but everybody was thinking about it.
One of the things I love about our group is the excellence of our members. Our real-estate superstar Seth O'Byrne welcomed everybody with his showboat, showcasing the various awards he and his team have received for being awesome. Check out the pictures online.
We had some fantastic guests visit us today -
- Kelly Collins - Physical Trainer
- Greg Wynn - Loan Officer
- Patricia Mills - Senior Loan Consultant
All three submitted applications and we look forward to them joining the group!
Good News!
Several members also had some good news to share with the group:
- Barbara Lukehart is celebrating a new grandchild. Woo hoo!
- Llewellyn, our Agile Software Development Coach, is on leave, but his Digigirlz trip to Denmark is going really well. Also, his session at the the recent Agile Open conference in Seattle was a great success.
- Patty also shared a nice thank-you note from IRC, one of the groups that our chapter sponsored over the past Christmas season.
Catalyst: provoke or speed significant change or action
Despite some initial minor technical difficulties, Rich Yumul talked about his company, Sage Tree Solutions and a recent project they just completed, the web site for Mental Health Systems. The case study is a concrete example of which shows how Rich helps his clients:
- Get more leads
- Sell more products
- Provide better service to more people
On top of the web site's fresh new design, the improvements helped Mental Health Systems streamline their business, making them more efficient.
Don't Forget:
Assumptive Tips - Even though the contest was just for this week, keep on tipping (assumptively)! It's a great technique to easily introduce members to people that need help.
Elections - Elections are coming up! We passed around surveys for the members, to see how people are interested in getting involved. The next step will be nominations. I strongly encourage everybody to get involved to help make our chapter a powerful force in helping build up each other's businesses.
Big Tipper: Patty Sterling is this month's big tipper! 1st place gets $50 and the next two runner ups get $25. Currently she's offering a $200 discount for creation of a living trust. Call Patty: (619) 339-7893.
Parting Thought
I know I've shared it already, but it's a really good one:
You will get all you want in life if you help enough other people get what they want.
Build Business with Assumptive TippingSubmitted by admin on Tue, 02/16/2010 - 15:34
Greetings Le Tippers!
We started the meetings with an inspiring, if not LOUD, warm-up by Terry Farruk of Way2Execute. We clapped and cheered our hearts out and then yelled as loud as we could "Today is the day I show the world how great I am". If this is any indication of Terry's inspiring business methods he probably has great impact on his clients.
Moving right into good news we learned that Wayne Fletcher of Mr. Michael's Auto detailing helped his grandmother celebrate her 100th birthday, good genes there Wayne! Barbara Lukehart of Youngevity welcomed a new grandson into her family and was very excited if not a little tired.
Announcements included a new Big Tipper for the month – Patty Sterling of Pacific Coast Trust. The winners of last month's big tipper contest will be announced next week.
This week was Roundtable Week and we had a great session on learning how to do Assumptive Tipping. In brief, assumptive tipping is a method of sending an introductory email to both parties the person who you think will need the service or product and the person who provides the service or product. In this way, both people receive the information and can act upon it in whatever way they want.
In order to make the offers more enticing, as a group, we all figured out offers and giveaways that might entice people to try our products and services. The following are the assumptive tipping giveaways from each member:
- Debbie Bonham – Sew What Tailoring - Free second hem with purchase of first hem
- Mikel Bruce – Tiny Frog Technologies - Free keyword analysis
- Rob Colosia – Law Offices of Robert B. Colosia - Free consultation
- Sue Crowder – Union Bank - Waiving of business checking account fees for two years, free personal checking account for life
- Terry Farruk – Way2Execute - Free one hour business analysis
- Wayne Fletcher – Mr. Michael's Auto Salon - Free paint analysis
- Cindy Freeland – Lawyer at Schor & Freeland, LLP - Free consultation
- Karen Gibson – Mindful Skin Care - Free skin analysis
- Jasmine Guerrero – Farmer's Insurance - Free Farmer's Friendly Review of your current insurance coverage
- Carol Lord Heuschele – C3 Marketing Consulting - Free website marketing analysis
- Barbara Lukehart – Youngevity - Free health exam and buy one item receive 30% off the second
- Dr. Shamim Matin – San Diego Center for Health - Free Spinal Exam
- Dr. John McConnell – Psychologist - Free stress reduction mind massage
- Ana Meyers – Bookkeeping - Free top level review
- Seth O'Byrne – Realtor - Free market analysis for buying a home
- Anne Pettey – Guardian Insurance - Free access to the Living Balance Sheet
- Patty Sterling – Pacific Coast Trust - Reduction of fees for creation of a living trust.
- Steve – Contractor - Free lighting consultation
- Allen Stovall – Free consultation and ½ off first visit along with free ebook
- Mike Calabrese – Michael's Painting – Free whole house powerwashing with housepainting job
- Rich Yumul – Sage Tree Solutions - Free analysis of web application creation
We had a great meeting and look forward to seeing everyone and any guests that would like to try out networking with WIN LeTip.
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February 18, 2014 05:00 ET
SUNNYVALE, CA--(Marketwired - Feb 18, 2014) - Finisar Corporation (NASDAQ: FNSR) today introduced a new member of its WaveShaper family of Programmable Optical Processors. The new WaveShaper 16000 provides a 1 by 16 port configuration and allows filtering of optical signals with arbitrary amplitude and phase. It has been designed for system test applications including channel shaping, multiplexing or de-multiplexing, channel add/drop and Flexgrid™ operation in optical R&D labs.
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Summary: In 1960, the astronomer Frank Drake went to West Virginia and ran a two-week experiment using an 85-foot diameter radio telescope: he searched for artificial signals from two, nearby stars. Called "Project Ozma", this was the first modern search for cosmic company and the start of a life-long involvement with SETI for Dr. Drake, who is now the President of the SETI Institute. This is a brief interview with Frank Drake.
In 1960, shortly after getting his degree from Harvard, the astronomer Frank Drake went to West Virginia and ran a two-week experiment using an 85-foot diameter radio telescope: he searched for artificial signals from two, nearby stars. Called "Project Ozma", this was the first modern search for cosmic company and the start of a life-long involvement with SETI for Dr. Drake, who is now the President of the SETI Institute.
How did you devise your famous Drake equation?
In 1961, a meeting was held at the West Virginia observatory where I had conducted Project Ozma. During this meeting, astronomers and physicists discussed approaches to answering the question of our place in the cosmos for the first time. As a kind of "agenda" for this meeting, I proposed a simple equation that collects together all the relevant factors that govern how much intelligent companionship might be spread throughout the starfields of our Galaxy. It is gratifying that this equation has remained useful, and is normally the basis of any discussion about SETI's chances for success.
Are you optimistic about the possibility of life in the universe, especially given the recent theories about life in dark ecosystems?
With the recent results suggesting the possible earlier existence of simple life on Mars, and the chance that undersea life may be found on Europa, we've witnessed a shift in our perceptions about the prevalence of biology. I am sure that life is not a rare occurrence at all, but is as natural throughout the universe as the formation of planets and stars. But it may be hard to find. The chances that some of this life has evolved to the point of intelligence are perhaps greater than previously thought.
What gives you the most hope that life does exist elsewhere? Are you optimistic that we will find evidence of it in the foreseeable future?
Since Project Ozma, nearly four decades ago, just about everything we've learned about the universe has pointed in one direction: we are not so very special. Planets are commonplace, and life may be as well. It seems only reasonable to conclude that intelligent life will also be widespread. The instrumentation of the SETI Institute's Project Phoenix is reckoned to be 100 trillion times more sensitive than what I used for Project Ozma. Such an enormous improvement in the ability of our equipment certainly suggests to me that a detection by SETI might not be far off.
Are you at all religious? Does that have an effect on your work? On your belief that life is (or is not) everywhere?
Most astronomers that I know are no more or less religious than any other group of college-educated folk. Religion is belief, and science requires a different standard of "proof," but the two can and do fill important roles for me and for many people.
Dr. Drake talks about creating the Pioneer plaque with Dr. Carl Sagan:
One of the most exciting projects that I had the pleasure to be involved with together with Carl was the design of the Pioneer 10 plaque, in 1972. We had three weeks to come up with a message that might conceivably be retrieved by extraterrestrials. Was it perfect? No, but it was a challenge and a project that I look back upon fondly. As with so many of his endeavors, Carl was always interested in looking at the "big picture" questions. This particular picture was only 6 by 9 inches, but it has certainly become one of the century's most enduring graphics. Later, we had a chance to construct a much better message in the form of the Voyager record. It was a special treat to work with Carl on this project, too.


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Bollywood drama. Pinu (Darsheel) is growing up in poverty with his mother (Rituparna), his father Khogiram (Atul) and his younger sister Rimzim (Zia). The family barely has enough to make ends meet, but the principled Khogiram insists on sending his children to school despite the extra cost of school uniform and shoes. Disaster strikes, however, when Pinu loses Rimzim's only pair of shoes, meaning that she is unable to go to school. When Pinu hears about a marathon in which one of the prizes is a pair of shoes, he plans to make up for his mistake by trying to win them.


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Lead actors: Sonam Tsering (a lead actor from 'Phun Anu Thanu'), Tenzin Younden, Dechen Yangzom (a lead actress in 'Phun Anu Thanu', Tenzin Choedon
This is a film about four friends in Dharamsala, the exile seat of Tibetans, their dreams and aspirations. Nyima, the lead character of the film is a die hard fan of the Hollywood icon, Richard Gere and wanted to follow his footsteps to do something meaningful for his country, Tibet. The film can safely be classified under romantic comedy. Suitable doses of Exile politics adds new layer to the film.
One of the most important attempts made by the director duo is the film's richness in characterisation. I cannot stop laughing until my stomach starts hurting when I see some of the funniest characters like Love Guru, Acha BBC, Phuntsok Drunkard and Cho Dargay. I totally agree Tenzin Tsundue, Tibetan writer and activist who maintained that the characters of the film can be compared to those of the best novels available. Every character fits in their respective shoes and more importantly pushes the story forward. Every actor did a great job especially Tenzin Younden who performs the role of the lead character, Nyima or Richard.
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Paget's disease
Paget's disease is the second most common bone disease in the United States. Osteoporosis is No. 1. Paget's disease can cause pain, deformities, hearing loss, and limits on activity. The disease, which affects people in different ways, also can cause arthritis and other serious consequences.
Many people may dismiss these disabilities as a natural part of aging. The average age of diagnosis is 58 (although the disease actually may begin much earlier). But the disease is treatable, and with newer drugs on the market--including two approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 1991 and 1995--there is greater opportunity for patients with Paget's disease to find pain relief, limit the progression of their disease, and, in some cases, reverse bone damage.
The challenge now, experts say, is to identify patients early and, if feasible, start treatment promptly. It's estimated that 3 percent of the American population over 40 is affected. The problem is that many people with Paget's disease don't know they have it because often it develops without symptoms.
Bone Gone Awry
Paget's disease gets its name from Sir James Paget, an English doctor who served as surgeon to Queen Victoria. He first described the disease's characteristics in 1876.
Many years later, scientists realized Paget's disease is a disruption in the normal activity of bone tissue.
Bone is constantly being broken down by cells called osteoclasts and rebuilt by cells called osteoblasts. This is called bone turnover, and throughout the entire skeleton, this process is normally in precise balance.
In Paget's disease, the process goes awry. In discrete portions of bone, overly large osteoclasts dissolve bone too quickly--as much as 50 times faster than normal. Osteoblasts try to compensate for the increased pace by rapidly depositing new bone. But, in the hurried process, the newly deposited bone is loose and bulky in structure, rather than strong, compact, and neatly arranged.
Over time, pagetic bone becomes weak and soft and can easily bend, actually shortening the part of the body affected: for example, a leg or the spine. The bone may enlarge in diameter, though, and it can become painful and break easily.
Any bone can be affected, but the most common sites are the spine, skull, pelvis, and legs. Some patients may have only one affected bone, while others may have two or more. The disease usually does not spread to unaffected bones.
Common deformities include bowed legs, an enlarged head or pelvis, and a curved back. Pagetic bone can affect other parts of the body, causing added problems. For example, it can change bones around joints, causing arthritis. If in the skull and the temporal bone (the bone surrounding the inner ear), Paget's disease can affect hearing. When it affects the facial bones, it can cause dental problems.
Because of changes to the bone, pagetic bones often contain more blood vessels than normal, increasing blood flow to affected bones. Because the heart has to work harder to pump the extra blood, Paget's patients with heart disease may be at even greater risk for heart failure.
Paget's disease is rarely fatal. However, fewer than 1 percent of patients may develop osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer, and other sarcomas. Most Paget's patients die from causes unrelated to Paget's disease.
No one knows what causes Paget's disease, although genetics may play a role. Several studies indicate that 15 to 30 percent of Paget's patients have family members with the disease. Those with a first-degree relative--parent, sibling or child--with Paget's disease are seven times more likely to develop the disease than those without an affected first-degree relative.
"It clearly runs in families," says Ethel Siris, M.D., an endocrinologist at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. She says the risk increases if the first-degree relative has more severe disease and an early age at diagnosis. Paget's disease is rarely diagnosed in people under 40, although there have been cases. Siris says she's treated patients in their late 20s and early 30s.
The family history related by several patients seems to bear out Siris' conclusions: Evelyn Nef, 83, of Washington, D.C., who was diagnosed with Paget's disease in 1962, says her brother and sister also suffer from the disease. Halstead, who was diagnosed in his 30s, says his two brothers have the disease and his mother, who is 102, was diagnosed three years ago.
The role of genetics also is supported by observations that certain ethnic groups have higher rates of Paget's disease. According to the Paget Foundation, Paget's disease is most common in Caucasian people of Anglo-Saxon and European descent, but it also occurs in African Americans. It is rare in people of Asian descent.
Research by Frederick Singer, M.D., an endocrinologist with the John Wayne Cancer Institute at Saint John's Hospital and Health Center in Santa Monica, Calif., may eventually yield proof of a genetic role. Studying an Iowa family with a history of Paget's disease, Singer and his colleagues traced a genetic abnormality to chromosome 18. The precise gene has yet to be identified, Singer says, but when it is, genetic tests may be able to predict who will get the disease. "I think that's coming pretty fast," he says.
Many experts, Singer included, also suspect that a slow virus may play a role. The theory is that the virus infects a person early in life, without causing symptoms for many years. This theory is based on studies identifying viral-like particles in osteoclasts from pagetic bone. According to Sakamuri Reddy, Ph.D., assistant professor at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, these particles react with antibodies that detect a group of viruses which includes the measles and canine distemper viruses. Reddy and his group also have shown that osteoclasts from patients with Paget's disease contain the measles virus messenger RNA. Osteoclasts of people without Paget's disease do not contain this RNA.
This isn't to say that measles is the cause, though, says Leo Lutwak, M.D., Ph.D., an endocrinologist and medical reviewer in FDA's division of metabolism and endocrine drug products. "The agent may be related to the measles virus," he says.
How do the viral theory and genetics' role fit together? Experts in Paget's disease surmise that heredity may put people at risk for the suspected Paget's virus.
"It may be that some people inherit the tendency to have this virus affect their osteoclasts, while other people are, due to their own genetic makeup, more resistant," Siris writes in the Paget Foundation publication A Patient's Guide to Paget's Disease of Bone.
Accidental Diagnoses
Many patients, especially those with mild cases, first learn they have Paget's disease when a routine blood test reveals an abnormally high blood level of total alkaline phosphatase, an enzyme produced by osteoblasts, as well as cells of the intestine and liver.
When osteoblasts are more numerous or are especially active, the amount of alkaline phosphatase throughout the skeleton is increased. The increased bone alkaline phosphatase spills over into the blood, increasing the serum alkaline phosphatase.
A normal serum alkaline phosphatase ranges from 20 to 141 units per liter (U/L). Patients with severe Paget's disease may have six to 10 times that range. Halstead recalls that at one point his serum alkaline phosphatase rose to nearly 2,000 U/L. Jan Brown of Rockville recalls her alkaline phosphatase was more than 1,000 U/L when she was first diagnosed. "The doctor said he had never seen such a high alkaline phosphatase in as young a person," recalls Brown, who was 52 when diagnosed with Paget's disease.
Sometimes, Paget's patients first learn about their diagnosis when an x-ray taken for other reasons reveals pagetic bone.
Usually, bone pain is the first complaint of patients with symptoms. Bone deformities, arthritic pain, and hearing loss are other complaints that may lead patients to seek medical attention.
Laboratory tests, such as the serum alkaline phosphatase and urinary hydroxyproline (a measure of bone breakdown), may offer evidence of Paget's disease, but x-rays give the definitive diagnosis. Bone scans also may be taken to determine the extent and activity of Paget's disease. Bone scans involve less radiation and are more sensitive than x-rays in detecting areas of pagetic bone.
Safe drugs for treating Paget's disease of bone became available only in the last 25 years. FDA approved the first two, calcitonin and Didronel (etidronate disodium), in the mid-1970s.
Salmon calcitonin (Calcimar and Miacalcin) and human calcitonin (Cibacalcin) are synthetic substances similar to the human hormone calcitonin. Synthetic calcitonin preparations help inhibit bone breakdown by decreasing the activity of osteoclasts. Only injectable calcitonin is approved for patients with Paget's disease, although nasal-spray calcitonin, which is approved for other uses, is under study for Paget's disease also, according to the Paget Foundation.
Didronel is taken orally in the middle of a four-hour fast. It is a bisphosphonate, a class of drugs that slows bone turnover.
Two newer bisphosphonates, Aredia (pamidronate disodium for injection) and Fosamax (alendronate sodium tablets), appear to achieve more effective results--as measured by laboratory tests--according to studies, and usually in smaller doses because they are more potent. Aredia, approved by FDA in October 1991, is given intravenously over four hours daily for three consecutive days.
Fosamax, approved by FDA in October 1995, is taken orally. Because this medicine is poorly absorbed, patients should take Fosamax with a glass of water first thing in the morning, then wait at least 30 minutes before taking other medications, eating, or drinking anything other than water. Also, to help prevent esophageal irritation and to ease delivery of the medicine to the stomach, patients should drink a glass of water and not lie down for at least 30 minutes after taking Fosamax.
In clinical studies, patients receiving Fosamax had a 20 to 25 percent greater drop in serum alkaline phosphatase levels than those receiving Didronel. The drop was up to 65 percent greater compared with placebo, which had little effect on alkaline phosphatase levels. Bone tissue studies indicated that normal bone was produced during treatment with Fosamax, even where preexisting bone had the abnormally disorganized pattern characteristic of Paget's disease.
Fosamax and Didronel usually are taken for no longer than six months at a time. If symptoms worsen or laboratory tests indicate a worsening of the disease, the drugs may be restarted after at least a six-month break from the medications.
Additional Therapies
According to the Paget Foundation, several more bisphosphonate drugs are undergoing clinical tests. These drugs may offer greater ease of use, says Charlene Waldman, executive director of the Paget Foundation.
Because new bone formation occurs as part of the process of repair in pagetic bone, it is important that along with calcitonin and the bisphosphonates to inhibit abnormal bone breakdown, patients eat a diet that provides 1,000 to 1,500 milligrams of calcium and 400 International Units of vitamin D daily. These nutrients are needed for proper bone formation.
Calcium can be obtained by eating a well-balanced diet that includes foods that are good sources of calcium--for example, milk and milk products, dark-green leafy vegetables (such as mustard greens and kale), and canned fish with soft bones (such as sardines and salmon). Dietary supplements of calcium may be another source.
Some Paget's patients, especially those with severe bowing of legs, fractures, and degenerative arthritis, may need splints, braces, and other devices such as canes and walkers. Patients also may receive physical therapy.
Although uncommon, surgery may be required, especially in cases of fractured bones, severe arthritis, and progressive deformity of leg bones.
Exercise is important for patients with Paget's disease, just as it is for everyone. Because patients with Paget's disease are prone to bone fractures, they should consult their doctors or physical therapists before starting an exercise program.
Various laboratory tests monitor the progression of Paget's disease. The most common is the total alkaline phosphatase. FDA has cleared two tests--Hybritech Ostase in 1994 and Metra Alkphase-B in 1995--that measure only the alkaline phosphatase from bone, since the enzyme in the blood can come from other organs, too.
A possible future test, which is still under research, would measure osteocalcin, a byproduct of osteoblasts, to determine bone turnover rates.
Deciding When to Treat
For many years, doctors generally treated patients with Paget's disease only if they had symptoms. In recent years, with the availability of a wider range of drugs, doctors have begun treating patients without symptoms, as well, hoping that the drugs may prevent the effects of Paget's disease. Factors to consider in deciding whether to treat patients without symptoms, according to Siris, are the location of the disease and the likelihood of its progression. Diseased bone near joints, in the spine or skull, or in the leg bones are particularly "bad spots," she says, and may indicate the need for drug therapy.
Patients who are told they have Paget's disease may want to seek a medical specialist in that condition. The Paget Foundation recommends endocrinologists (doctors who specialize in hormonal and metabolic disorders) or rheumatologists (doctors who specialize in joint and muscle disorders). Orthopedic doctors (who specialize in bone problems), neurologists (doctors who specialize in nerve disorders), and otolaryngologists (eye, ear, nose, and throat specialists) also may be called on to evaluate specific symptoms.
Siris and Michael McClung, M.D., an endocrinologist and director of the Oregon Osteoporosis Center in the Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, say that too often doctors who aren't specialists in the disease fail to follow up on laboratory tests or x-rays that indicate Paget's disease. "They might tell patients: 'Forget about it. You'll just end up in a wheelchair,'" Siris says. She believes that many doctors aren't aware of current treatments because effective drugs for Paget's disease weren't available when they were trained.
Since Paget's disease often runs in families, medical experts recommend that people with a family history of Paget's disease have their serum alkaline phosphatase measured after age 40, since the disease rarely shows up in people under 40. The laboratory test can be done as part of the routine medical exam.
With prompt medical attention and treatment, when needed, people with Paget's disease may be able to avoid some of the disease's serious, often painful effects.
Maryland resident Brown hopes that will be true for her. "[The disease] is foremost in my mind," she says. "I wonder: 'Am I going to suffer any deformities from this?' I don't know. But I must be treated or so many things could happen."
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What weight would I need to be to be 'x' BMI (Body Mass Index)
We have created a reverse BMI (Body Mass Index) calculator to help you discover what weight you would need to be in order to reach your target BMI, this will help with goal setting. It's fine to know you need to have a BMI of 25 and under to be within the underweight category, but what weight is that for you! Well simply add your target BMI and your height below and this handy calculator will give you a weight range that you would need to be to reach that BMI.
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Colleges pay attention to your life inside and outside of the classroom. Your extracurricular activities reveal a great deal about you, such as what your interests are, whether you can manage your priorities and maintain a long-term commitment, what diversity you'd bring to the student body, and know how you've made a meaningful contribution to something.
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Volunteering is a great way for you to make a difference in your community, but it could actually be a positive impact on your life as well. Our volunteer program offers a variety of areas that may interest you. As a volunteer at our Humane Society, you will be able to make important networking contacts between you and future employers and we can help develop or strengthen the skills you need to be successful in your career and gain work experience through our program.
Share a Smile
Do you like to make people happy? Help us bring smiles to the faces of residents with disabilities at local nursing homes, schools and retirement centers! As a Pet Therapy Assistant you can take puppies and kittens on visits to these locations and brighten up these residents' day.
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Do you love taking care of animals? Help the animals at the shelter by spending time with them. As a volunteer you will be able to walk, brush, bathe, feed and show the animals to potential adopters. Show these animals some tender loving care by socializing and exercising with them.
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2002 Honda City Vtec 1.5 SOHC
I really enjoy owning this car!
Headlamp lenses became dirty on the inside surface within the first month, probably due to a seal leak. Somewhat noisy - road noise from wheel wells and wind noise from driver side window. Paint job isn't very scratch resistant. Swirl marks become obvious very quickly, within the first 2 months or so. Original tires were noisy (Thai-made Bridgestones), but the car handled pretty good nonetheless.
Other than that, no problems.
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This car is such a joy to own. The seats are nice and supportive, and the fuel economy makes me laugh with glee. I get up to 15.5 kilometers a litre.
I upgraded to 15" wheels and relatively cheap Falken ST-115 performance tires. Now the car handles much better and is quieter too. Also added on a voltage stabilizer and some fuel magnets. I get a little better mileage now (2% or so).
What I'd really like to know is if the car comes stock with gas or oil shocks?
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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Fossilized coral beads strand,oblong barrel shape, smooth with softly curved sides. 17mm - 18mm - 22 beads on this strand. Thanks for looking!
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We accept direct checkout for the convenience of our customers. Payment is due upon purchase or checkout unless other arrangements have been made with us.
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Some vintage items will have some wear and are not 'new' so please take this into account when you are drawn to it's charm - but I will do my best to point out anything I know about them first. Life has it's unpredictable moments, hence insurance. If you have a question that I have not answered please just ask - I will do my best.


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'Smileys' for The Hay Festival
Here are a few 'smileys' created by HCA Illustration students that were used as part of a children's workshop that we held at this years Hay Literary Festival. The stamps were used to send decorated envelopes designed and illustrated by visiting schoolchildren -They were asked to write a 'letter to their future selves'. It was a lot of fun and we will then send them on to the children in a years time.
The children were asked to think about letter writing as an alternative to emailing and text messaging. We wanted to encourage visual decoration and creativity by adding a personalised individual touch to a message thereby adding to the enjoyment of receiving a hand written letter in the post. Something we think is in danger of being lost in the age of the tweet.
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April 1, 2009
X-bow seismic vessel joins WesternGeco fleet
The first seismic vessel with an Ulstein X-bow, the WG Columbus, recently delivered to WesternGeco, has completed her maiden Atlantic crossing. Built at the Barreras shipyard in Vigo, Spain, the Ulstein SX 124 design vessel will dock in Miami in a few days for adjustments in the seismic track steering in the DP system with the seismic equipment deployed at sea. This is part of the preliminary testing prior to her first assignment in the Gulf of Mexico.
There was positive feedback from the trial run earlier this year. "The shipowner was indeed happy that the ship could maintain a speed of 15 knots in 55-knot winds and 3- to 4-meter waves," says Ulstein Design project manager Mikal Warholm. "Mick Richardson from WesternGeco reported that the ship sailed smoothly and steadily through rough weather."
In December 2007 WesternGeco's parent, Schlumberger, purchased Eastern Echo, which then had four seismic vessels of Ulstein Design under construction at the Barreras yard in Spain, and an additional two ULSTEIN SX124 vessels at Drydocks World in Dubai. The WG Columbus was completed first, to be followed by the others later this year. WesternGeco has its head office in Houston, Texas.


text: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time: 'Beg, borrow and steal to get a ticket' By Shanine Salmon Monday 13 June 2016 4 years old, three theatres later and National Theatre's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is still pulling in full houses. It is an excellent example of why subsidised theatre needs to be supported and nurtured, leading to successful commercial runs. It isn't just that the source material, Mark Haddon's 2003 award winning novel, is fantastic and accessible for all ages but this production, at the Gielgud, is still one of the West End's most stunning piece of work. Curious Incident is about 15-year-old Christopher's investigation into the violent death of Wellington, his neighbour's dog. Christopher is a boy on the autistic spectrum, though Simon Stephens' adaptation doesn't make this the focus of the play, just as it isn't the focus of the book. Through Kaffe Keating's performance Christopher's traits are all part of an all-round character. He's logical but incapable of emotion, causing a difficult and painful relationship with those around him. He can endear as much as he can frustrate. His investigation leads to an opening of a Pandora's box but The Curious Incident… is never schmaltzy in its journey or conclusion, despite the devastating final lines. You feel for Christopher and you feel for those who have to deal with his eccentricities but it is never frustrating. It is emotional but keeps a detachment, just as Christopher would. It still stimulates its audience, with stimulating noise and lights as part of a simple set design, the train set and tube scenes are an incredible piece of design by Bunny Christie and a really exciting piece of theatre. It is well supported too, with Rebecca Lacey as Siobhan, Christopher's teacher who encourages and clearly cares deeply for Christopher and impending Doctor Who companion Pearl Mackie, I enjoyed her role as the Jamaican TFL worker, standing out as part of the small but crucial ensemble. It is clear that the play has strong future ahead and it makes me wish there were more plays that were made for all ages without patronising or confusing its patrons. Beg, borrow and steal to get a ticket to this very exciting and fascinating piece of theatre. Tags: Top ShowsHot TicketsHalf TermDramaCritic's ChoiceBest Of BritishOur PicksMatinee ThursdaysMatinee Saturday Shanine Salmon Shanine Salmon was a latecomer to theatre after being seduced by the National Theatre's £5 entry pass tickets and a slight obsession with Alex Jennings. She is sadly no longer eligible for 16-25 theatre tickets but she continues to abuse under 30 offers. There was a market for bringing awareness that London theatre was affordable in an era of £100+ West End tickets – Shanine's blog, View from the Cheap Seat, launched in April 2016, focuses on productions and theatres that have tickets available for £20 and under. She is also quite opinionated and has views on diversity, pricing, theatre seats and nudity on stage. Her interests include Rocky Horror, gaming, theatre (of course) and she also has her own Etsy shop. Shanine tweets at @Braintree_. Please note: Opinions expressed on the londontheatredirect.com blog are those of the relevant contributors, not of London Theatre Direct Ltd, its owners or staff. London Theatre Direct Ltd is not responsible for the accuracy of any of the information supplied by contributors.


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Lee Mack lost two stone because he was so worried about his naked scene on 'Not Going Out'.
The 43-year-old comedian - who stars alongside Tim Vine, Sally Bretton and Katy Wix on the BBC One sitcom - ate mince and onions for breakfast for "two months" as part of his diet and got a spray tan until he felt comfortable enough with his nude look.
He said: "There are a few scenes where I had to strip naked, so I got a spray tan and lost two stone. I went on the Atkins diet for two months -- and had mince for breakfast every day for two months.
"I loved it, although I don't think it's particularly healthy. I had the mince with onions and I stank -- but I've got three kids now so I can do that.
"I wasn't too bothered about stripping off after losing the weight and getting the tan. It doesn't really bother me because, when you reach a certain age, I've accepted the fact I'm looking towards getting a body like Albert Steptoe."
But Lee will not be getting a regular spray tan because he finds it much "easier" to "look like a mess", and he insists he will never go under the knife to improve his looks.
He added to The Sun newspaper: "Anyway, I do have to wear make-up on TV! And I'd like to point out that I didn't keep going with the spray tan thing afterwards.
"It wasn't out of vanity -- I had to get it or I'd have looked like a polar bear in a sitcom.
"Standing there naked, being sprayed in a nappy thing, was weird. You have to wear the nappy or you get brown marks on your white parts -- never a good look.
"But I haven't had a spray tan since and I'd never have Botox. It's too much effort looking good.
I like looking a mess. It's easier. I've grown a beard at the moment while I'm writing, and once you have got a beard then anything goes."
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1. How has McGee changed the second edition of the book?
McGee notes that this is the second edition of the book. He has lengthened it by two thirds, adding information on food sources, such as canola oil.
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The author states milk taken directly from a cow has a unique flavor. However, it can also be highly toxic, particularly if the cow is infected, or if it has a tainted bladder.
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In the 1860's, Louis Pasteur created the concept of heat treatment for wine. It eventually caught on in the dairy industry in three basic forms, extending milk's shelf life by killing pathogenic and spoilage microbes.
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New York has seen a lot of rain the past couple of days, but that won't stop the ladies of Advanced Style from dressing up.Here are some of my favorite rainy day looks from some of my favorite ladies.
New York has seen a lot of rain the past couple of days, but that won't stop the ladies of Advanced Style from dressing up.Here are some of my favorite rainy day looks from some of my favorite ladies.
Love all the looks! and they all smile beautifully 😉
PS I especially love the purple rain boots on the first pic
Love the purple boots.
Fantastic photos! Don't these ladies look just great – even in the rain! I love the purple boots by the way.
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Ohhhhh I LOVE the umbrella in the first pic!
They really do dress up well even when it rains, gotta love them! Love the umbrella the first woman is holding, I think its the nicest one I have ever seen. Love her purple gloves, and matching boots… she has great taste. The others are all striking and smart… love the different overcoats they have on.
The Umbrellas, the boots, the chic…
Thanks to you women of a certain age are back in the scene again. How can we all repay you, my dear friend???.
You have made history, true history, because you have change lives and touched hearts.
Mil besos.
I love and admire you, but you know that by now.
We've seen a lot of rain here in England too these last few days, though not quite so much style. Loving the wintry colours on display here, elegant, stylish, beautiful.
All gorgeous, but I especially love Mary's uber-stylish rainboots!
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Love the looks of all of these ladies…especially the green coat!
They are fabulous!
Wow, aren't they wonderful!!
Love the bumbershoots and purple sneakies!
Tziporah looks fabulous (as always!). The other ladies are tres chic. Thanks, Ari!
The first and third ladies are fabulous! Great color matching right there! =}
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That last silver coat is fabulous! I love this blog!x
Love the purple boots and fabulous umbrella in the first photo.
I just fell in love with that umbrella! So lovely! I love all the looks on all the fine ladies.
The last photo is just excellent…
I love your outfits gergous really beautiful 🙂
Great to see that the rain does not stop the ladies from dressing up! 🙂
I love the umbrella in the close up hat shot…it gives the photo depth and dimension. I'll have to try that in one of my hat shots…
Just discover your blog – love it!
Been looking for ages for a coat like the last one! Me want!!!
The green lady with the green bag and green raincoat is just like "spring welcome to town". Nice.
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I love your blog, I have become addicted! I see many fashionable older women around london 🙂
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japan government's choice to lead the country's central bank promised on Monday to move quickly to implement fresh monetary stimulus to lift the struggling economy, a case underlined by a surprisingly sharp drop in a gauge of capital investment.
However, Haruhiko Kuroda's declaration that "speed is important" appeared to run into resistance from Bank of Japan board member Koji Ishida, who in separate comments voiced caution against taking unorthodox steps too hastily.
The divergence of opinion highlights that while the nine-member board generally agree on the need for further stimulus, there are differing views on how best to revive an economy that has struggled for consistent growth for years.
"I want to debate policy steps with the monetary policy committee and implement these steps as soon as possible," Kuroda told lawmakers in a one-day upper house confirmation hearing.
He said he would do what ever it takes to hit the Bank of Japan's inflation target of 2 percent. The economy has rarely seen that level of inflation since the early 1990s.
Kuroda is expected to be approved by parliament later this week because opposition parties, whose support is needed in the upper house, have indicated they would back him.
Supporters of the more aggressive monetary policy advocated by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe can point to a 13.1 percent drop in core machinery orders in January from December as highlighting the need for urgent action.
Analysts and government officials suggested the much weaker than expected figures released on Monday were a blip in a typically volatile data series, but they did show companies remained cautious in their spending plans. Analysts had expected a fall of just 2 percent.
Japan has been in deflation for most of the past two decades and figures last week showed that the economy edged out of its fourth recession since 2000 in the last quarter of 2012.
Critical of the BOJ's gradual easing steps under outgoing chief Masaaki Shirakawa, Abe last month nominated Kuroda to replace him. Kuroda has advocated bolder and swifter action such as buying more risk assets and more longer-dated government debt, points he repeated to the upper house.
"We're in an environment where there is limited room to lower interest rates further," Kuroda said. "That's why it is important to try to influence market expectations."
If approved by parliament, Kuroda would step down next week as president of the Manila-based Asian Development Bank and take over the BOJ after Shirakawa's term ends on March 19. The BOJ's next policy meeting is due on April 3-4, with financial markets expecting action.
"The next BOJ meeting under Mr Kuroda will ease monetary policy, which probably should be an aggressive one," said Akito Fukunaga, chief rates strategist at Royal Bank of Scotland in Tokyo.
Despite Kuroda's sense of urgency, the BOJ board has expressed a variety of views on how to move beyond its current policy of buying assets or making loans totaling 101 trillion yen ($1.07 trillion) by the end of 2013. That includes buying government bonds with maturities of up to three years.
In contrast to Kuroda's wish to move quickly, Ishida voiced caution, saying major changes to the current policy should only be considered after a thorough review.
"Changing this would be a big shift in its policy framework and would require a comprehensive examination of the purpose, means, costs and effects as well as the transmission channel of monetary policy," said Ishida, considered a moderate member of the board and who has voted with the majority most of the time.
He was speaking at a news conference after meeting business leaders in Utsunomiya, north of Tokyo.
Kuroda also said the BOJ should consider starting an open ended policy of asset buying earlier than 2014, the scheduled beginning date agreed at a policy review in January.
A similar proposal by board member Sayuri Shirai at the central bank's policy review last week was turned down by eight votes to one.
The sharp drop in seasonally adjusted core machinery orders in January followed three months of solid increases. The monthly decline was the second-biggest drop since 2005 after a fall of 14.8 percent in May last year.
The Cabinet Office said the orders, considered a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, overall were "showing signs of moderately picking up."
It blamed the sharp drop on declines in big-ticket items such as turbines and boilers and forecast they would rise 0.8 percent in the first quarter after a 2 percent increase in the final quarter of 2012.
"The fall was bigger than expected but I would still say this is a temporary fall," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
"The yen's weakness helps expectations for exports to pick up and business sentiment has also been improving," he said.
Abe's prescriptions of monetary and fiscal stimulus, dubbed Abenomics, have so far helped drive the yen to 3-1/2 year lows against the dollar, supporting exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp (7203.T).
Japan's financial markets were mostly focused on Monday on strong U.S. jobs data, which raised hopes for the outlook of the world's biggest economy.
Abe has also nominated academic Kikuo Iwata, who supports unconventional monetary policy, and BOJ official Hiroshi Nakaso as deputy governors. Their upper house confirmation hearings are on Tuesday.
The nominations must be approved by both houses of parliament. Abe's ruling camp controls the lower house but lacks a majority in the upper house.
($1=94.665 yen)
Additional reporting by Leika Kihara in Utsunomiya and Kaori Kaneko in Tokyo; Writing by Tomasz Janowski; Editing by Neil Fullick


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We take reservations between 11 am to 5:30 pm on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. For Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and Tuesdays we take reservations from 11 am to 6:30 pm, To make a reservation, call us at 416.968.2828 and ask for a manager or use our booking widget above. We have room for most walk-ins. Waiting times vary depending on size of your group.
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