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The process of receiving products, packing your monthly boxes, and shipping, is a fundamental element of your subscription business. It requires a considerable amount of effort and coordination and it's mastery is essential to providing an excellent customer experience. So should you outsource packing and shipping, or keep it in-house?
It can be incredibly tempting to keep fulfillment under your roof. You can keep a watchful eye on your product, and after building your business up to a few hundred customers, you may feel confident with your ability to pack and ship boxes.
But ultimately, this is a distraction that pulls time away from more important elements of your business. You should be focusing on growing your customers base not on trying to be a fulfillment company. Outsourcing offers a professional, affordable and scalable solution for all subscription businesses at any scale and you should consider it as a viable alternative (especially once you get to a couple hundred customers. Here's why:
Outsourcing fulfillment means you no longer have to deal with storing and receiving product. At the early stages, you may only be receiving a few packages of product a month, but as you grow, this becomes something that requires considerable space. Keep in mind, it won't be long till those small boxes turn into entire pallets of product showing up on your doorstep! In addition, it also means you have to make sure someone is always available at your office or home to receive packages. Ultimately, if you haven't outsourced your fulfillment it reduces your flexibility as a business owner and the mobility of your business as a whole.
Another benefit of outsourcing fulfillment is that an entire operation becomes a single expense – a simple 'cost per box' associated to a single vendor. On the other hand, in-house fulfillment means interviewing, hiring and coordinating part-time packers each month and often requires someone dedicated just to coordinating this monthly project. In addition, you're looking at extra paperwork and liabilities associated with hiring temp workers every month.
If you keep your monthly fulfillment in-house, in addition to paying labor costs involved with packing your monthly boxes, you're also looking at several other associated costs. Packing your monthly boxes and storing product takes up a lot of space. By outsourcing your fulfillment you can potentially save thousands of dollars from not having to lease large commercial spaces. You're also saving from not having to pay additional utilities, buying tables for packing on, packing tape, anti-fatigue floor mats (standing all day is painful), extra liability insurance and even professional pest control services (required if you're storing and packing food items).
Taking the time to vet your fulfillment company is worth it. A good fulfillment company will be run by someone who takes ownership of your product, weeding out broken or less than satisfactory looking products. If they're not local, they'll work with you each month to determine an optimal 'box build' sending you pictures of a variety of different arrangements for your approval before packing.
As mentioned, the primary benefit of outsourcing is that it allows you, the business owner, more time to spend on the things that really matter, like growing your business and engaging with customers. In-house fulfillment anchors both you and your business down to a central location and creates an entirely new set of responsibilities and logistical challenges.
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Matt is a producer, arranger, performer, writer, band leader, and educator. He has performed/worked with many internationally loved artists like Stevie Wonder, Dionne Warwick, Anita Baker, Cee-Lo Green, Will i Am, Ray Chew, Jon Bon Jovi, The Isley Brothers, Paul Shaffer, Ben E. King, Jamie Foxx, Alicia Keys, Maya Rudolph, Weird Al, John Legend, Snoop Dogg, Boys II Men, Talib Kweli, Travie McCoy, Esperanza Spalding, Leslie Odom Jr., Daveed Diggs, Valerie Simpson, Harold Melvin's Blue Notes, Melvin Sparks, Mike Gordon, Krishna Das, Wah!, The Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and many others. Matt is the arranger/keyboardist/guitarist for the world famous Apollo Amateur Night Band. On Broadway, Matt has played lead guitar for Beautiful the Musical: The Carole King Broadway Show and he will also be the Music Director for the New York revival of Smokey Joe's Cafe which will be coming to Stage 42 in 2018. Matt also did extensive international touring with Chester French opening for Lady Gaga, Blink 182, Weezer, Q-Tip, and many others. He was a member of the virtuoso Jam band "The Breakfast" (currently Kung Fu) and the classic jazz group "The Verve Jazz Ensemble."
He has written and collaborated on arrangements for the BET Music Awards, Bruno Mars, Rick Ross, Alicia Keys, Stevie Wonder, Joan Jett, Michael J. Fox, will.iam, and others. Matt has composed for TV and Film, including recent documentaries "We Cause Scenes" (premiered at the 2013 SXSW Film Festival), and Carvalho's Journey where he contributed music along with Bill Frisell, Jay Lifton, and John Medeski. Matt has appeared on national television shows including Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and The ESPY Awards, Night of Too Many Stars on Comedy Central, and he has played venues and festivals such as Jones Beach, Gathering of the Vibes, and Summerfest. Matt was in the house band for the FOX tv revival of Showtime At The Apollo hosted by Steve Harvey(Airing winter and spring 2018). Matt worked with 13 of Swedens top artists on the TV series "En Kvall i New York" which premiered primetime on STV in August 2016.
After receiving degrees in both Philosophy and Music from Tufts University and New England Conservatory respectively, Oestreicher chose to pursue a different kind of education. He spent the greater part of 4 years living at yoga centers and meditation centers where he worked in exchange for instruction in Eastern spiritual and body practices that included yoga, chi gong, martial arts, and meditation. He has studied with many of the great living masters of these arts including a winter living in the Maui home of Ram Dass(Richard Alpert.) Oestreicher is certified as a yoga teacher, chi gong teacher, massage therapist and energy healer.
Matt Oestreicher uses his experience in the entertainment world and the holistic health world to create programs that educate, entertain, and enlighten. His newest show "One With Everything" (www.onewitheverything.tv) due to release in 2018 features discussions and experiences with spiritual teachers and practitioners from various traditions as well as top quality music. Matt is also the co-founder of the non-profit Your Time To Shine, Inc. (www.yourtime2shine.org) which is a community building arts program meant to supplement arts education for youth from in-need communities.
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The president and chief executive officer of the East Baton Rouge Redevelopment Authority said the agency's recent failure to secure federal new markets tax credits for the second straight year is a disappointment that reinforces the RDA's need to find a permanent source of funding.
"We're severely disappointed obviously," said Walter Monsour after addressing the Rotary Club on Wednesday. "We thought we had written a great application and had some great projects."
Monsour said the RDA plans to go over its application with the U.S. Treasury Department, which allocates the credits, to get some feedback on how the RDA could do better in later rounds.
The federal credits are granted to public and private entities that use them to provide key funding for qualifying development projects in low-income areas. The revenue ultimately comes from the sale of the credits to businesses and individuals who use them to offset some or all of the taxes they owe.
The RDA distributed all of the $60 million in credits it got in 2009, helping to fund senior apartments, two YMCAs, a center to treat autism and other communication disorders, and a downtown hotel. But it failed to get any allocations last year and again this year when they were announced last week.
Monsour said the unnamed projects that were part of its application should still get a chance to use new markets tax credits, even if it's not through the RDA.
"Several of our projects should be of interest to other (community development entities) across the country and we've already reached out to several of them to see if they have any interest in using some of their allocation for these projects here," he said.
The RDA was funded initially by money from the East Baton Rouge Mortgage Finance Authority and other sources. It is running on fees generated by that first round of credits, which Monsour said will be sufficient for another couple of years.
But Monsour said that regardless of whether the RDA got any new markets tax credits last week — or gets any in subsequent rounds — permanent, dedicated funding will have to be found.
"The fees are not enough to sustain us long-term," he said. "Permanent funding is going to have to be permanent funding. It is going to have to be a reliable income stream that ensures us that we can grow."
He said the redevelopment authorities that the RDA has modeled itself after have dedicated revenue streams they can leverage to fund growth and new projects.
Monsour said he has no new details on what form that funding will take. He once again said he's averse to any new taxes, though he said being part of a larger bond issue with specific projects identified could be possible. He said diverting existing tax revenue is also a possibility, though he would leave it up to Mayor-President Kip Holden and the council to identify those sources.
Monsour said he continues to give presentations like the one he gave at Rotary and work behind the scenes to convince Metro Council members and city officials that the work the RDA does is worthy of permanent funding.


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New York University School of Law has a very successful judicial clerkship program. Each year more than 130 NYU School of Law graduates work as judicial clerks. Some graduates obtain clerkships during their 3L year and, in keeping with recent hiring preferences of judges, some obtain clerkships after working for a year or more. The last two academic years have been very successful judicial clerkship seasons for NYU Law: more than 250 students and alumni secured clerkships, 72 of which were with federal appellate judges.
During the fall 2015 clerkship term, 140 NYU alumni are clerking: 39 are clerking on the federal Courts of Appeals, including four on the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and ten on the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. In addition, three alumni are clerking for state Supreme Court justices and two are clerking on the Delaware Court of Chancery, the nation's preeminent forum for resolving business disputes. Since the October Term 2006, 13 NYU graduates have clerked on the US Supreme Court, and many JD and LLM graduates have clerked on the International Court of Justice in the Hague.
Where NYU Alums Clerk: Locations of Clerkships
Clerkship Application Process
To assist students and alumni with the application process, the Judicial Clerkship Office (JCO) publishes a Judicial Clerkship Handbook which thoroughly details the value of a clerkship, where to clerk, how to apply, when to apply, etc. (see table of contents). In addition, the JCO publishes an Appendix to the Handbook which lists all past, current, and future NYU clerks of active judges, along with the contact information for the clerks. Most importantly, the JCO offers individualized counseling with our dedicated clerkship career counselor Michelle Cherande '97.
NYU students and alumni can access the Judicial Clerkship Handbook and Appendices, as well as other valuable resources, by logging on to your Career Services Manager (CSM) account and clicking the "Clerkships" top link. You must complete the registration form before you can access the materials. If you do not have a CSM account, you can register for an account on the student/alum login page.
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You are invited to come experience an hour of relaxation and gentle stress relief at our new Tandem Wellness Sessions offered at The Gallery at Davis Community Church, 412 C Street.
What is a Tandem session?
Reiki & gentle massage offered in tandem – 2 practitioners, 2 recipients, 2 massage tables — a shared experience of comfort and wellness!
While one recipient receives a Reiki session, the second receives a gentle massage, and then the practitioners switch and offer the second session to the other recipient. Each Tandem appointment is offered privately in a peaceful environment.
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Thanks to the sponsorship of Davis Community Church, these monthly sessions are offered monthly on selected Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. DCC also generously offers some scholarship funding and free childcare with advanced arrangement.
We hope you and a friend will come receive – we look forward to seeing you soon!
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As a Reiki Master Practitioner, Healing Touch Apprentice, and Certified Massage Therapist (reg. 59527), I use my heart and hands to tap into and gently support the amazing innate systems of health that reside within each of us. I offer private sessions in cranial sacral therapy, Reiki/Healing Touch, and Swedish massage and started a program offering Reiki to veterans and their family members at the Howe Avenue VA Center. I deeply love this work because of the results I observe in my clients: reduced anxiety, increased relaxation, and greater overall sense of well-being. I look forward to working with you!
Brenda is a Reiki Master and Certified Massage Therapist. Her training includes Swedish techniques as well as massage for seniors. Providing Reiki and massage for her clients has contributed to her understanding of the body's ability to heal itself when in a state of deep relaxation.
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The stress and health impacts of being the primary caregiver for my parents during their final years brought me to the system of Reiki. In those challenging times, this practice provided significant stress relief to me and my parents.
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Freeze drying flowers calls for the sublimation process, which involves placing the bouquet in a special machine that pulls the moisture from the flowers while keeping them at a very low temperature. This process allows for the flowers to maintain most of their shape and color without withering or shriveling up. Proper care of the flowers before, during and after the sublimation process is imperative for optimal results.Continue Reading
The freeze-drying process cannot ideally be accomplished at home. The machine used for sublimation is typically available at finer florist shops or businesses specializing in preserving and displaying floral bouquets for special occasions. While the exact process may vary depending on the floral business performing the freeze-drying process, the general steps are similar when properly freeze drying and preserving a floral bouquet.
To begin, the bouquet is placed in a special vacuum chamber, which is specifically designed to hold the flowers without smashing or disfiguring them. The chamber keeps the bouquet very cold, usually around 100 degrees Kelvin, for at least 12 hours. A vacuum draws moisture from the bouquet, condensing the moisture in a separate chamber. Some florists who have spray tints can reapply color to certain flower species; however, the majority of flowers can maintain a decent amount of their original color through the freeze-drying process. Once the process is complete, many companies will offer to contain the bouquet in a special glass or plastic dome to preserve the bouquet and prevent smashing.Learn more about Flower Arranging


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The fires that destroyed Chicago in the 1870s just happened to be events that have led to the city's importance today. Chicago, after the destruction of its downtown, was free to use new architectural concepts and to examine how to use its crowded land space. It was free to reinvent itself. Soon, new Jenny-inspired qtowerq buildings began to claw their way into the sky, enabling the city to concentrate its commercial core. By the turn of the century, Chicago had added many lakefront buildings, parks, and temples of art and music, built an elevated railway system, and hosted a World's Fair. Chicago was the first city to let the inventiveness of industrialism mold the way it went about its business and pastimes. Chicago's Opulent Age examines the buildings, events, parks, and people of the city from the 1870s through the 1940s. Also featured are qfunlands, q fairs, sculptures, and transportation. More than 200 pictures and colorful narratives provide a fitting tribute to the past history of this great city.In 1883, William Le Baron Jenney changed lorever the way tall buildings were built with his Chicago Home Insurante Building. This landmark ... In 1861, the famous Tremont House, a five-story brick buildmg, was raised 6 leet to a new street grade. After the ... Higher and higher buildings meant better loundation designs. In the 1880s ... The Auditorium is one of Chicagoa#39;s greatest architectural gems. At.
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01-20-15 The Idle American: Uncle Mort's new year
From time to time, readers send email or call to pose similar questions: "Is your Uncle Mort real?" My unvarying rhetorical response is: "Do you want him to be?"
I sense their sinking feelings, let down by my failure to provide positive answers. I grudgingly admit that he is a figment of my imagination, but is a conjured composite of some of my actual uncles.
Mort's "escapades" have been chronicled here for more than a decade. I had taken little note of his "age" until a reader called to question how my uncle had managed to remain 92 years old for a half-dozen years? I've been more attentive to "age accuracy" ever since. I kick it up by one year every July Fourth -- Independence Day for our country, as well as a reminder that Mort enjoys 365 "independent days" annually.
With a sharp eye constantly out for the quick buck, Mort is usually about as successful as a fisherman with a bare hook. But, like the golfer who keeps swinging -- hoping to finally hit that perfect shot -- he keeps right on truckin.' An incurable optimist, he's as hopeful as California gold rush pioneers, believing that one day, a scheme, invention or half-baked gadget idea will pan out.
We visited on New Year's Day. I wasn't surprised to learn he was hard at work on a new "can't miss" exercise program. I was taken aback, however, that he had aborted his latest invention project.
Since these are distinctively different initiatives, each will be considered separately.
"They're pushing the Daniel Plan at the church house to lose weight," Mort said. "I don't think many seniors are going to buy into it, since most of us get our exercise serving as pallbearers for our friends who exercise," he laughed.
This set him to thinking about an exercise plan for seniors — one that's "economical and as effective as participants want it to be."
"I'm going to market it for a mere $1.99," he bragged, "And if I hand deliver the bags, I'll clear $1.87 on each sale
Figuring the "whole load" was unavoidable, I requested details.
He said for the first week, participants hang five-pound potato bags from each outstretched hand for five minutes daily. The second week calls for hanging 10-pound bags for three minutes, followed by a final week of 25-pound bags for one minute.
"If folks don't feel like this is quite enough exercise, they can toss a potato into each bag the third week," he laughed, emphasizing they have to furnish their own potatoes.
As to his aborted "invention," he claimed to be well along on a meticulous formula that, once perfected, would cause bodily sweat to accumulate on our feet.
Deodorant companies, he theorizes, will seize the opportunity to aim their products specifically at the feet, where Mort thinks sweat may accumulate in puddles.
He admitted, though, that a "for-real" invention announced recently for drivers' GPS units may thwart his plans. The new device sends electrical tingles in the proper foot — left or right — depending on which direction drivers are turning. "That sounds like an electrocution waiting to happen," Mort said. "And I'm afraid I'd face lawsuits from here to kingdom come. Sure as shootin,' those GPS electric signals hitting sweat puddles in shoes might cause shocks that go way beyond tingles," he opined.
Before our visit ended, he asked, "Got milkweed?" He expressed delight that monarch butterflies are expected to migrate in larger numbers this spring, mostly because folks have planted milkweed to attract them. I told him that so far, zinnias have given them pause in our backyard.
He left, mumbling about the feasibility of crossing monarchs with lightning bugs. "There'd be the chance for 24/7 popularity," he maintained, beautiful creatures flying in sunlight by day and bodily lighted at night. Mort said that such hybrids might have a clever name, such as "butter-bugs." He projected the possibility of a contest to name the new creatures.
This was a better "winder-upper" than the ending of our first 2014 visit. I asked what he planned to give up for New Year's. His answer? "Resolutions."
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The Georgia Tech-COPE Distinguished Lecture Series welcomes Professor Klaus Müllen who is a director at the Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research. The lecture will take place at the Molecular Science and Engineering Building, Room G011 on Friday, April 1 at 4pm. Refreshments will be served following the lecture.
About Klaus Müllen
Dr. Müllen obtained a Diplom-Chemiker degree at the University of Cologne in 1969 after work with Professor E. Vogel. His Ph.D. degree was granted by the University of Basel, Switzerland, in 1972 where he undertook research with Professor F. Gerson on twisted pi-systems and EPR spectroscopic properties of the corresponding radical anions. In 1972 he joined the group of Professor J.F.M. Oth at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich where he worked in the field of dynamic NMR spectroscopy and electrochemistry. He received his habilitation from the ETH Zürich in 1977 and was appointed Privatdozent. In 1979 he became a Professor in the Department of Organic Chemistry, University of Cologne, and accepted an offer of a chair in Organic Chemistry at the University of Mainz in 1983. He received a call to the University of Göttingen in 1988. Since 1989 he is a director and scientific member at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research. His research interests are in the field of preparative macro-and supramolecular chemistry. His group succeeded so including the synthesis and characterization of previously inaccessible large polycyclic aromatics.
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The Georgia Tech-COPE Distinguished Lecture Series provides the Georgia Tech and Atlanta communities a unique opportunity to interact with world-renowned scientists from across the globe. Chosen for their seminal contributions to research in organic photonics and electronics, invited Lecturers share their expertise in a wide range of topics relevant to this exciting field.


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Some ways to get deals for the Greenbrier Resort include checking the Greenbrier website and searching coupon sites. Coupon sites typically have search functions and provide email alerts to stay up-to-date on deals for the resort.Continue Reading
The Greenbrier website is a useful resource for finding deals and packages for the resort. As of 2015, there are numerous golf packages offered, including packages for groups of eight or more people and unlimited golf after purchasing a room at the resort. Some other packages offered at a discount include a bed and breakfast package, 40 percent off rooms for kids and a package that offers credits to the on-site mineral spa. The Greenbrier also offers discount packages for select holidays, special occasions, and its corporate retreats.
Coupon sites such as RetailMeNot provide coupons for the packages, spa services and group stays at the hotel. Use the search bar to find Greenbrier, and then look through the available coupons. Each one details what the coupon is for and when it is available to be used. Some coupons can only be used during certain days of the week. It also lists the number of successful attempts people have had at using the coupon codes.Learn more about Geography


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Exeposé can exclusively reveal that the official replacement for the Safer Sex Ball (SSB) will take place next term.
The brand new event will not resemble the Safer Sex Ball, after the legendary fundraiser was cancelled earlier this year. The inaugural 'Prohibition Ball' will take place in Exeter Phoenix on 7 February and will act as RAG's headline event for the academic year.
Exeposé understands that the theme, often the most anticipated and controversial part of the former SSB,will be based on prohibition in the 1920s, with a distinctly "underground" feel.
The ball will remain centred around a headliner and various performances throughout the evening, with RAG apparently keen on involving as many student societies as possible. The headliner is yet to be confirmed.
When approached by Exeposé, Laura Yonish, RAG's Events Officer, said: "I can confirm that RAG are putting on a headline event on 7 February at the Exeter Phoenix. We're really excited about this, it has all the components of a fantastic event and we cannot wait to reveal more in the coming weeks. We're very focused on creating a legacy for the new era of RAG and we hope that this event will continue a wonderfully successful year for the society".
The Safer Sex Ball was cancelled by the Students' Guild in February, following concerns around student welfare and significant negative national media coverage. Two Guild staff were fired after distributing CCTV footage of two students performing a sex act in the Ram during the ball. The ball also received accusations of racism for its tribal theme, with students and staff signing a petition to have the theme changed. Before its cancellation, the ball had been running for twenty-one years, regularly raising more than £20,000 for its chosen charities, including the Eddystone Trust, a local charity that supports AIDS sufferers.
Exeposé reported in February that RAG were concerned that the loss of such a high profile event would result in poor turnout and less money for the nominated charities. Exeposé understands that the budget for The Prohibition Ball is significantly smaller than that of the SSB.
As a new event, the ball will have a capacity of 500 as opposed to the 2,000 of last year's SSB. Tickets will cost £25, with 100 early bird tickets available at £20. This is significantly more friendly on the student budget than last year's tickets, which were priced at £42, with VIP tickets for £60.
There is no chosen charity for The Prohibition Ball. All proceeds from the event will go to RAG's nominated charities for 2013/14: Devon Freewheelers, Rainbow's Trust, Concern Universal and Community Action. RAG have raised £40,037.91 so far this term.
Jak Curtis-Rendall, VP Participation and Campuses, commented: "RAG has done an outstanding job so far this year, raising a phenomenal amount of money for its chosen charities. I am confident that the committee will apply their proven skills to the Prohibition Ball and turn this new event into a huge success".
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Several Milwaukee-area fire departments battled a fire in Hales Corners late Thursday afternoon.
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I have been researching everywhere and there have been many statements made stating a cure in 5 years, but looking through here it does not seem to be so; our ped endos did not mention it. Some research sites seem to indicate that they have transplanted islet cells with a protective coating of some kind and no need for immunosuppressants. It seems to take a long time to get anything going about diabetes and things are being done everywhere separately, never in conjunction. Would not an organized effort by all the minds work better or is it a matter of ego or a matter of finances?
I think you really are mistaken in supposing that there has been any sort of conspiracy to delay progress in islet cell transplantation technology or other research towards finding a cure. There was an International meeting on this theme a few months ago and there is extensive well funded research going on especially here in the U.S.
Without spending time on the important recent advances in conventional therapy and the considerable effectiveness of immunosuppressed whole pancreas transplants, let me try to summarise the present position in regard to islet cell allografts, i.e., human islet cells.
The Diabetes Research Institute in Miami have had considerable success with isolating the islets from a single human pancreas and injecting them into the portal vein to the liver. There is a complex program of immunosuppression; but this can be reduced by two transfusions of donor bone marrow about a week after the islet cell transfer. This is to produce something called chimerism which reduces the chance of rejection. Insulin can usually be stopped by six months and all immunosuppression by one year.
This approach is still experimental, however, and of course it does not deal with the problem that human pancreases are in very short supply or with the need for immunosuppression. However porcine islets in microcapsules have been shown to work in some primates without immunosuppression. The troubles with this approach however have been the difficulty of harvesting islets that have a reasonable life, of doing this in a way that the graft can be removed, which the FDA demand, and of making absolutely sure that these cells do not produce what is called the 'graft versus host reaction'.
Other studies are attempting to culture islet cells and to modify their surface proteins so that they are not recognised as 'non self' by the host's immune system.
Wide availability of islet cell transplants is still some way away; but progress is steady.
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"I will manifest from a respectful, sacred mind a home of respect,
a home of that which is sacred."
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
Desert Spirit
The idea hits me to visit with those from my past from whom I have not had contact, a biological brother and our mother. My visit is short, two days, yet filled with more power than that which brought forth the seen universe.
In my return to the quiet of my own dwelling, the thoughts stimulate in me to investigate the full range of experiences I encountered. For issues were brought forth not previously discussed with she the mother, and an exchange with he the brother leads to his invitation for me to enter his domain, his dwelling, his world, his mind, to which I have not been previously introduced. And the presentation his two boys I have never met before brings forth a powerful experience for me, as well as for them.
Now I sit and view these events in hindsight. For I tell myself the motivation for my journey to visit with these beings is due to a failed attempt, by me, to secure another dwelling that I have recently encountered in which I could possibly reside as a distraction from my discontent.
But I misperceive. The perceived failures of my attempts to secure an new residence, and my journey to visit with these relatives from my past are now revealed in the Light of my new lesson.
Today my Lesson reads,
Eternal holiness abides in me.
It lives IN me, this holiness, the eternal, the sacred, the beauty, the spacious, the quiet .it is all within me, where I perceive noise. It abides within, that which I seek externally. How would I seek outside myself for another dwelling, for anything for that matter, if an eternal peace not of this world is within me? How does eternal holiness move a being in action?
Would I be within eternal holiness regardless where I reside? I keep attempting to return to a perceived past from which I departed, and if this is part of the steps You provided to me, then it seems foolish I would attempt to return to a place from which You have removed me. Yet my lessons have always been a return to a past with a different ending.
Now today the Lesson speaks of a Heaven within me that can bring forth an external perception of Heaven. Yet this day begins with an end to what I thought would be a new home, a new residence.
I came upon a diamond in the rough, ideal setting, that has been abandoned for a period of over a year. Although available, negotiations fell through as he who possesses this dwelling desires to not make the necessary corrections TO this dwelling to accommodate a new resident. Further, the refusal to negotiate on this issue has left me the alternative to abandon any further interest in this place. And yet my brief encounter WITH this place must be part of the journey upon which You place my feet.
As I entered into the abandoned home, I discovered a claustrophobic energy that choked and strangled me, like a desperate invisible entity clinging to me that was desperately seeking help. It seemed logical to open all the doors and windows to allow this child to once again breath the fresh air. And as each window was opened, I could hear the energy with this dwelling exclaim, THANK YOU! I CAN BREATHE AGAIN!
Now, in hindsight I wonder if it was only Your wish for me to pass through this place and bring a vibration of Another World to it?
eternal without beginning or end; undying; lasting forever; unchanged; always the same; a long period of time that seems endless
holiness - that which is holy; dedicated to religious use; sacred; sinless; spiritually pure; deserving deep respect, awe, etc.
The residence external to me is the place that deserves awe and respect, as it is that which is in me. That which deserves respect lives in me. If the Home of the sacred and the respectful is in me, then it is this I will manifest in my earthly journey because it is this I carry with me. I will manifest from a respectful, sacred mind a home of respect, a home of that which is sacred. I will manifest an eternal reality that is dedicated to truth if the mind is dedicated to truth, and to justice, to live, to the pure light of God. I will not settle for less than this.
And yet what I encounter is not that which is respectful, or sacred, or pure or of health, wealth or success. What I have entered is a place where sickness dwells, where the old and stale air chokes the life out of a dwelling, a place where there is suffering, where there is the deceived, where there are secrets kept and protected, that which is full of lies and falseness, the home of clutter and undisciplined energy. Why would You send me to theses places? For what purpose do they serve me? What do I bring TO them?
These environments are full of filth and unclean spirits and their inhabitants, where self-inflicted punishment seems to be unavoidable. Yet are they saved by the entry of the eternal holiness that abides in me, the Self, the Sacred Spirit, the Respectful Who bring another Energy TO them. For this Energy is feared and not welcomed IN these places, and yet inevitable You say, Go there, for it is My Wish that you do so.
The presence of the eternal holiness in me brought into these places of unclean spirits, stale energy and sin brings with it a pure, higher energy that is released INTO these unclean places, and can never leave these places. It is THIS that the Eternal Holy do. It is this, the Unseen, that bring a shift of energy, a shift in vibration INTO these places and the beings who dwell in them. And It remains there. It is the Uninvited Guest. Yet on some level It WAS invited, and Its Presence in these places is the proof OF that invitation.
The unclean CANNOT enter where the sacred and pure abide, but the pure and sacred CAN enter and is welcomed INTO these places. Passing through them leaves Its waves of Light and Love there. Purifying these places brings a shift of energy TO them. The occupants of the unclean places will know something pure had entered their lair and brought something that cannot ever now leave.
Now the energy of the pure and the eternal passing into and through the impure, unclean places WILL TRANSFORM them. As it is THEIR WILL TO have this shift in energy enter, so it is your will to bring it to them. Like a breath of fresh air, the eternal holy and pure leaves its effects on these places and beings who reside there or who will reside there.
What was seen as it was now will be seen no more. A shift HAS occurred in these unclean places. For they have ASKED FOR and have received the eternal holiness into their abode. Whether it is a brother or a mothers home, or an empty, un-rented dwelling, the energy/power/light of the eternal has passed through them, purifying them and inviting them to breath the holy air brought to them.
These experiences appear to be tumultuous, but the ongoing purification process that is upon the planet is your part you agreed to fulfill. So be it.
Now my Lesson reads,
My holiness is far beyond my own ability to understand or know.
Indeed. This holiness is eternal. It is the only reality of my being. What it brings to other planes and vibrations and worlds cannot be described in words. Hindsight is the only indicator that something not of this world HAS occurred, if we have eyes to see it.


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Making her debut in Bangkok's royal square Kiatsanram took on Ploynapa Sakrungrueng (9-4-1), a woman who had only previously lost in world title fights to Yeon-Hee Kim and Ju Hee Kim, both in Korea. Despite the gulf in experience going against her the novice showed the class needed to over-come Sakrungrueng.
Kiatsanram wasn't the only fighter making her debut on the card and fellow debutant Petchpaya Mor Krungthepthonburi (1-0) also got off to a victorious start as she out pointed Yokhow Sor Lertchai (1-1) who appears to have been fighting for the first time in 3 years.


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Children who snore or who have other sleep-related breathing problems are more likely to have behavioral problems years later, says a new study to be published in the April 2012 issue of Pediatrics.
Researchers asked a group of parents about their children's snoring, mouth breathing, observed apnea and behavior, starting at age 6 months and then periodically until age 7 years.
By age 4, the children with sleep-disordered breathing were 20 percent to 60 percent more likely to have behavioral difficulties. By age 7, the likelihood jumped to 40 to 100 percent.
The worst symptoms were associated with the worst behavioral outcomes, meaning that the kids who faced more serious sleep-related breathing problems also tended to be more likely to struggle with behavior issues.
Study authors conclude that sleep-disordered breathing early in life can have a strong effect on behavior later in childhood.
Kids who have these difficulties may miss out on critical periods of brain development that researchers believe take place during deep sleep.
The study findings suggest that these symptoms may require attention as early as the first year of life.
Dr. Mark Brown, pediatric pulmonologist at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and a member of the Arizona Chapter of the AAP, weighs in on kids and snoring:
When should a parent be concerned about snoring?
- When a child can be heard snoring outside of their room.
- When a child has disrupted sleep with short "pauses, snorts, or gasps" in their sleep.
- If the child is having behavioral problems, a short attention span and problems at school.
- If the child, especially an older child, frequently falls asleep during the day (i.e. in the car, during a TV show or movie, while reading).
- In severe cases, there can be difficulty with weight gain or obesity, or high blood pressure.
Is a little light snoring okay?
Light snoring without any of the above associated signs/symptoms may be "normal." If there is any concern, the parent should consult with their child's primary care physician.
How do you know when snoring needs medical attention?
If any of the above signs/symptoms are seen or if the parent is unsure about the significance of their child's snoring they should consult with their child's primary care physician.
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And now it's Newt?
Why has former House Speaker Newt Gingrich suddenly surged in the polls from near oblivion to the top tier of Republican presidential hopefuls? Credit short memories in the ABM, the "Anybody But Mitt" movement.
And now it's Newt?
Why has former House Speaker Newt Gingrich suddenly surged in the polls from near oblivion to the top tier of Republican presidential hopefuls? Credit short memories in the ABM, the "Anybody But Mitt" movement.
The ABM faction of the Grand Old Party has road-tested so many alternatives to persistently high-scoring former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney that it appears they apparently have forgotten all of the perfectly good reasons why they didn't go for Gingrich months ago.
After all, the man has baggage, personal and public, of the sort that conservatives would decry in Democrats. Twice divorced, Gingrich left his first wife following her treatment for cancer. He left his second wife for a staff member who is now his third wife, Callista. Social conservatives don't like that.
Gingrich also is viewed by many as ethically challenged, having been the only speaker of the House to have been disciplined for ethics violations.
Even right-wing provocateur Ann Coulter vigorously pounces on his electability. "In addition to having an affair in the middle of Clinton's impeachment; apologizing to Jesse Jackson on behalf of J.C. Watts — one of two black Republicans then in Congress –- for having criticized 'poverty pimps,' and then inviting Jackson to a State of the Union address; cutting a global-warming commercial with Nancy Pelosi; … appearing in public with the Rev. Al Sharpton to promote nonspecific education reform; and calling (Wisconsin Rep.) Paul Ryan's plan to save Social Security 'right-wing social engineering,' we found out … that Gingrich was a recipient of Freddie Mac political money."
Yes, the money from Freddie Mac, which Gingrich claimed during a recent debate to have been for duties as a "historian," but later turned out to be as a consultant, is particularly damaging politically. Tea partyers view the home-lending government-sponsored Freddie Mac as Public Enemy No. 1 in the recent housing and economic crisis.
But for now, at least, many conservatives are willing to overlook those negatives. They want someone who not only can unseat President Barack Obama but also promote "authentic" conservative principles.
Despite Gingrich's occasional joint appearances with liberals, he has unquestionably conservative credentials. His own "revolution" earned street cred among conservatives when he was credited for being the instigator of a partisan divide in Congress that resulted in a government shutdown in 1995. Unfortunately, that divide continues to persist in today's gridlock over budget issues.
Gingrich's resurrection came after the recent GOP presidential debates in which he showed the ferocity of a Rottweiler, not against his fellow Republicans but against an all-purpose whipping boy, the "mainstream media." The ABMs hope Gingrich is a guy who will spank Obama in debates. If nothing else, they long for the entertainment value.
Gingrich happily endorsed that possibility, telling Politico's Jonathan Martin on Thursday in Des Moines, Iowa, that: "If we nominate somebody utterly inarticulate, Obama gets a billion dollars, he spends two months smearing the Republican Party with negativity and we have a candidate who can't debate him, he might pull it off."
But debating Obama is not a slam-dunk for Gingrich, who admits to an occasional lack of discipline in staying on message. The former college professor loves to talk — and talk. After he denounced Rep. Ryan's radical budget proposal, for example, as "right-wing social engineering," he famously reversed himself and warned: "any ad which quotes what I said … is a falsehood." At least he was thinking ahead.
When actual voting is held, I still agree with the conventional wisdom that Romney has the best chance to win the nomination. His moderate views frustrate the GOP right wing, but the party's more mainstream voters recognize he has the crossover appeal to win. Recent polls show him beating Obama among independents these days.
But I'm not writing off Gingrich or anyone else, considering how the conventional wisdom four years ago at this time was predicting victories for Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani. Real votes, not just polls, will determine how far Republicans have moved to the right and whether ABM anger has a future.
Clarence Page is a member of the Tribune's editorial board and blogs at chicagotribune.com/pagespage
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Keep your cool and beat the heat this summer with these suggestions.
It's that time of year when it can be hot when you run, no matter how early you get out the door. Remember, it can be hazardous to your health to hit the streets when the mercury starts heading north of 90 degrees on the thermometer.
Don't let the scorching summer sun deter you from trying to maintain your mileage, however. Overbearing heat and humidity are far from ideal training conditions, but they're not impossible obstacles to overcome if you take the proper precautions. Employ these six strategies to ensure that you run safely under the sun for the remainder of the summer.
1. Get Out Early, Or Go Late
If you like to run on your lunch break, it's worth your while to shift your schedule around when summer rolls around. The sun is strongest in the middle of the day, so try to avoid exercising outside in the hours from late morning to late afternoon. Hit the road before the sun comes up and enjoy lunch later in the day from the comfort of your air-conditioned office. Not a morning person, or can't be because of your schedule? Try heading out for your run after a long day at work. The later, the better, as temperatures will tend to drop toward the end of the day. And regardless of when you run, stay in the shade whenever possible, where temperatures will often be cooler and the strength of the sun's rays won't be as strong.


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Chapter Thirteen
"A what?"
"A cave!"
Donovan came down the steps and took the notebook paper out of my hand. "Emma. Emma! Stop waiving that in my face already. What is this and where did you get it?"
So I explained it to him and he sat down on the porch steps to read it for himself.
I'll give it one more day just in case. I'll sit and watch the road one more time and then, if they don't come, then I've made up my mind what I'm going to do. They were supposed to be here weeks ago. I kept thinking that Dad would drive up any day and it wasn't any big deal at first because I had the others for company only they're all gone now.
Dad and I hauled everything up here. That was the plan, we would bug out to this cabin and wait things out. It only took a day and a half since we used my truck and his trailer too. We even managed to get the dumb cow up here and she never cooperates for nothing.
I would be with them now if it wasn't for my stupid truck. I spent all my birthday money and the money from working on Mr. Brewster's farm last summer and the thing let me down right when I needed it most. Dad said not to worry about it but to start moving everything into the cave and he was going to go back and get Mom and Cindy and be back before night, but they never came.
I waited and was almost ready to walk out the next morning when Jen, Kermit, and Lisa showed up in Kermit's jeep. They were totally freaking. Kermit's dad told him to take the girls and run up here since he knew we had a root cellar in the cabin. I let them stay even though they said they hadn't seen my parents. I knew that mom wouldn't mind; Dad would have something to say about it but Kermit's dad and mine were buddies from a long ways back. I figured he wouldn't yell too loud and then maybe Kermit's dad would owe him and he wouldn't look at me so cross-eyed when I asked Jen to the prom. Mr. Barlow was always cleaning his gun every time I came over to ask if Jen could go someplace. Dad was the same way when Kermit came over to ask if Cindy could go out. I heard them laughing about it one time. Kermit and I never thought it was very funny.
Of course Dad would really be cleaning his gun if he knew the kind of stuff that Kermit was up to. I could have killed him, he brought his whole stash with him. I told him to hide the stuff out in the woods so dad wouldn't find it. Not that he did what I told him to, if he had maybe they would be alive. I found out later that he hid it back in the big cavern after I showed them where everything was. The three of them helped me get everything moved in – figured it would be a good way to soften Dad up to them staying – and we only tripped over that stupid lip a couple of times.
Things got worse after the Bad Day. I can still hear the girls screaming when the rocks fell and the wind blew. The radio stopped working that day too and we couldn't get any news. We kept talking about going to town but I wasn't sure if we'd be able to get over the road because of all the ash and downed trees. Kermit's four wheel drive wasn't always reliable.
Ash was everywhere and I kept trying to make them at least put a bandana over their face when they went outside but they wouldn't even though it made their eyes water and their skin itch. They said I wasn't their boss. The girls would only listen to Kermit and he was acting like a loser. Over the next few days we found a lot of animals dead in the forest. When we went down to the river we saw it was full of stuff and really muddy and gray. Then we started seeing the dead bodies float by. I think that was the beginning of the end. The girls really started freaking out. We were all coughing all the time by then but they were coughing more than me. A lot more.
Kermit's answer for everything was a pill. The pills helped them to deal with stuff. The pills helped them when the coughing got worse. The pills … the pills were just an excuse. Kermit like his pills and he was getting his sisters hooked too. It got to be where they were bombed out of their heads most of the time. Then it started getting cold which was really crazy since it was summer. The girls only had like shorts and tank tops so they had to share my clothes or stay in the cave next to the fire. One day I came back from watching the road to find they were completely out of it and playing in the cold, muddy ash; it had started to sleet and they wanted to make mud pies for some stupid reason.
The next day Lisa started running a fever and Kermit wasn't far behind her. We blamed the weather at first but they didn't have a cold after all. I think whatever was wrong with their lungs finally got too bad and they just … they started coughing so hard it sounded like they were getting tore up on the inside. One night Kermit started coughing up all this blood and then he just stopped breathing. I like totally couldn't believe it. I'd known him like my whole life and suddenly he just was gone. Lisa lasted another week but Jen and I woke up one morning and she had all these bloody bubbles in the corner of her mouth and her nose. She'd gone some time during the night.
Jen and I were OK for about two weeks. We weren't fighting and she seemed to be like trying to pull herself back together but then I caught her hiding her handkerchief; it had blood in it. She cried so hard she puked which was gross but I felt really bad for her. I used to think that I loved Jen but by then I knew it had just been kid stuff. Some days I hardly felt anything about anything. On those days all I did was sit and watch the road. I must have been sitting there when Jen took all of the pills that Kermit had left.
Jen has been gone almost three weeks. I woke up this morning and it was snowing again; that makes ten days straight now. And I was coughing again. And there was blood in my mouth after one really bad time. So, I'm going to sit here one last time. If they show up everything will be OK but if they don't, everything will still be OK because I'm going to go to sleep and all my troubles will be over with one way or the other.
I was trying to not think about how heartbreaking the letter was. The boy couldn't have been any more than sixteen or seventeen. The longer Donovan stayed quiet the more time it gave me to feel bad. I wondered how many times he was going to read the letter. Eventually I couldn't stand it anymore and I asked, "So what do you think? Where do you think it is? It really does say there is a cave around here, it has to be the one we've been looking for."
"Take it easy. Let's not count our chickens before they're hatched Emma."
"But …"
"I'm not saying that this isn't what we've been looking for. We just need to move careful. If some of his friends knew enough to get to this place early on, that means that maybe others maybe new enough to find it later on."
I wanted to get angry at him for not sharing my excitement but he was right. Security was his thing so I knew I needed to let him to do it. I'd gotten use to his guns a long time ago. They are basically just part of who he is and was what he asked for even before he asked for his pants after he woke up from surgery. I learned it was less work to leave them under his cot than to have to keep putting them up and then him asking for them back. He always seemed to know when I'd messed with them even if I hadn't actually moved them.
He had his sidearm out; he'd taken it out of its holster before we got out of the half-track. I had the rifle slung over my shoulder. Then he took the rifle back and holstered the sidearm.
"Emma, I've asked you not to just stand out in the open like this."
"Uh, um I got …"
"I know," he said real patient. "But you've got to start remembering. We aren't the only people left in the world, we just don't know where they are, how many there are, or what kind of people they are."
As lectures went, that was a pretty mild one compared to some he'd dished out but when he put his hand on my shoulder and said, "Please. Do you want to leave me all alone?" it really sunk in that there was more than one reason why the team of two we had built was important.
"You think that's what happened to the kid? He was alone and couldn't handle it?"
"That played a pretty big role if this letter is authentic. If he had really thought his family was alive he could have siphoned the gas out of his truck and put it in the jeep and gone looking for them. I don't see either vehicle around here though. For all we know the kid could have been out of his head and made it all up or been wandering around."
"Oh man, wandering … I hadn't even thought of that. The cave – assuming there is one – could be anywhere."
"Relax Emma. We'll look."
"But where could it be?"
"Let's assume he's letter is accurate. The cave is away from the shack, but not too far that he couldn't easily haul stuff from a truck parked at the shack to it."
I added, "And … yeah, it says you walk into it. That could be versus climbing down into it or up into it."
"Now wait, didn't he say it was a pain to lift some of the stuff over the lip?"
"Yeah and that his friends were surprised by the cave because they'd only been thinking of the root cellar to hide in."
We looked around us. The shack was thrown together in a flat place between the hills and the descent to the river. We theorized if the cave opening is large enough to walk into carrying boxes or bags yet not close enough to the shack to be seen from there maybe it is set at an angle or set back from the shack in some way or maybe even camouflaged. We probably weren't looking for a hole in the ground because that would mean a ladder and surely he would have mentioned one instead of saying that two people could move stuff into the cave.
"Let's try over there," Donovan said pointing to some boulders that tumbled out of a heavily treed edge of the closest ascending area.
We'd been looking over an hour and I was getting depressed. We had walked a good piece away from the shack and half-track and still hadn't found anything. We thought we had found it once but it was only an overhanging ledge.
I sighed and said, "I guess you were right, he must have wandered her from someplace else."
"That's not what I said. I said that was one possibility, not that it's what definitely happened. Why don't we take a break, eat lunch, and then move closer to the river area."
I was tired and cold. I wanted to take a break and take a load off my feet for a minute but there wasn't any rocks or stumps to sit on, there wasn't even trees right there so I leaned against what I thought was another little overhang … and promptly fell in.
"Uh … I think I found it."
He broke the snow drift away so he could fit through, trying hard not to laugh when a big wad of snow fell from the ceiling and hit me square in the face.
"Well glad you are amused. Now shut up and help me up."
He did after he wound up his flashlight and looked around in the small room we were in. "There's another opening in the back here. Come on."
We'd definitely found "the cave." What a mess. It looked like some of the dorm rooms would look close to the end of the semester when dirty clothes, fast food containers, and sundry other flotsam would pile just as high and as deep as it could get. It smelled like the dorms would too, like it needed to be condemned by the floor safety monitor. And it had a sour smoky smell from the wood ashes that overflowed from what we assume is supposed to be some type of fireplace. The bedding piled around the living space was filthy and rank as well.
There was yet another wide crevice, sort of like a hall way, in the back of that room and that opened into an even larger cavern that was full of junk. Well, not really junk but lots of stuff. It looked like a cross between a barn, a storage center, someone's attic, and the junk room of a maintenance shed. Some of that stuff has been there a long time.
"Why didn't they live in the big cavern instead of the smaller one?"
"They were kids and it was too much work to clean things up in the big one more than likely. This smaller room was probably easier to heat too."
"Oh. Why …"
"Emma, let's save the why's and think about whether we're staying here."
"Why wouldn't we?"
"Security, shelter, food, and water. And we need to see if whatever sickened those kids in the letter is still around to start with."
"Well gee, aren't you a spoil sport." But I said it so that he knew I wasn't really against what he was trying to do. There is a time to be all giddy and happy and then there is a time to use some logic and commonsense. I was actually glad to leave the cave and go back to the half-track for lunch.
While we ate we talked it over and we are pretty sure the conclusions we came to are the right ones. Donovan explained that he was in the Philippines on some assignment right after one of the volcanic explosions and there is this stuff that forms called "vog" which is a combination of volcanic ash and fog – same as smoke and fog makes smog – that when breathed can cause lots of respiratory problems and flu like symptoms. Severe cases left untreated can turn into a type of pneumonia or even death because all the little air sacks inside the lungs get coated in what amounts to concrete when the ash and water particles in the lungs mix. There may have been similar type problems from the ash that fell from Impact Day. And who knows what was in some of that ash. The first salvagers from our bunker reported skin irritations but that tapered off real quick. The kids going out and playing in the stuff when they were drugged up only increased their exposure. Then as it got colder and they suffered whatever other depravations and shocks they suffered it just … well, they just didn't survive it.
The only haze that remains is high up in the sky and it may very well be years before that completely clears up. The snow has settled the heavier particles and keeps them trapped. If the snow and ice ever melt we'll have a mess but for now it looks OK.
So that kicked out the concern over what made the kids sick; we felt safe that the cave could be the "shelter" part of the equation. Next came food and water. We've been very careful about filtering all of our drinking water, only using the cleanest snow, but those filters won't last forever. We have to be able to secure a good source of drinking water and we think we have.
When we went back to the cave Donovan remarked that the kids had to have been getting water from some place. There isn't any in the shack or in the empty root cellar beneath the shack, the river was contaminated according to the letter (and is now frozen over from our investigation) so we went looking around. Sure enough in the back of the big cavern was yet another series of caverns and we found where rope had been tied like a hand rail. You go down a sort of hill and there is what Donovan says is a spring fed pool. Where the water goes when he leaves the cave we don't know and I sure as heck am not volunteering to find out. That water is cold! Worse, there are things living in the pool.
I thought Donovan was going to split something vital when I scooped up some water to test with his handy dandy pH kit and found this … thing … looking back at me. I made him jump a mile when I screamed because of the awful echo down there. When Donovan got a good look at the creature he said it couldn't look because it was one of those blind troglobite things that live their whole livecycle inside caves where there isn't any light. Oh, I could have hit him. It was a shrimp looking thing but it was magnified by the test tube so that it looked huge. Not that I'm afraid of bugs – Florida's state bird was the cockroach – but anyone would have let out a yell if they saw that thing without expecting to. There are also some funky looking fish down in there.
The pool is actually kind of deep, I wouldn't want to fall in. Donovan says he is going to rope it off somehow just in case one of us slips on the slope and tumbles down. There was absolutely no reason for him to look at me like that when he said it. OK, so I trip and stumble a little more than he does, but come on it's certainly not a crime.
So with that – the water trickles out of a limestone deposit like a really small waterfall – we had the fresh water figured out. That was shelter and water. The food is kind of iffier though we are better off than we were before even if we don't stay.
We are down to only a few self-heat meals but we've got another seven months of food packed away in the back of the half-track, nearly eight if we are careful. We looked for the animals the boy mentioned but nothing. You could see where they were put at one point but we suspect the kids may have slaughtered them for food or they died or they were turned loose and died. Whichever way you cut it they are long gone. The dung is well dried and while it smells a bit of animals in the big cavern it doesn't smell all that bad like they were in there long. Also there is a bunch of animal feed in there … field corn, wheat, millet seeds and a room full of what Donovan called silage. I think silage is like a mixed salad for the animals to go along with the grains, kind of a diet balancer but I don't need Donovan laughing at me anymore today so I'm not going to ask. I don't know for sure how he expects to but apparently he said it will make good compost material
I'm so irritated with myself. I've squealed and screamed just enough to remind him that I'm a girl and he's getting all he-man and annoying again right when I almost had him broke of that bad habit. Although sometimes it is kind of fun.
Oh good grief, I'm getting off track and that is all Donovan's fault. We've got the tent pitched in the smallest front cave but for some reason he thought that maybe I needed my space or something so he's sleeping like a mummy and I'm lying here writing because I can't get to sleep because I'm cold.
Back to the food, Donovan swears that we can actually eat some of the feed. We can grind the corn for cornmeal and the wheat too, even if we have to do it between two big rocks. There isn't all that much but I figure every little bit helps. There's some other stuff in there but not too awful much. Some jugs of crystallized honey, something that Donovan called blackstrap molasses that is so thick it won't even pour, some salt and then other pantry type odds and ends. It looks like they just threw everything from the kitchen (and rest of the house) into boxes, bags, and clothes baskets and it has sat right where it was first put down. I got itchy to go in there and start inventorying and organizing things but Donovan said what was making him itch was the bedding and stuff in the kids' living quarters.
So it looks like we are going to stay but before we can move in we've got to do a little spring cleaning. Or should I say it looks like I'm going to get stuck doing some spring cleaning. Donovan said he wants to scout around a little bit tomorrow. We still don't know what happened to the three other bodies. We don't think they are in the cave but we haven't had the light to explore the whole thing very well. Some of that will be helped with tomorrow after we clean out the wood stove and light it. We'll bring in the wind up lamp that I'm using now for our brightest light. And Donovan said he'll make some torches for us after he figures out a way to make some wall sconces for them. All very medieval sounding but maybe that is what the world has been reduced to. Hope we have a second Renaissance before I'm old and gray.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
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ASUR Calls for a Shareholders' Meeting
Mar 24, 2011, 09:20 ET
MEXICO CITY, March 24, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (NYSE : ASR ; BMV: ASUR) (ASUR) announced that its General Annual Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting will be held on April 27, 2011 and announced the agenda for the meeting.
The following is the complete text of the call for the shareholders' meeting:
By resolution of the Board of Directors adopted at the meeting held on March 23, 2011 and pursuant to the provisions of Articles 36, 37 and other provisions of the by-laws of Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (the "Company") and Articles 181 and 183 of the General Corporations Law ("Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles"), the Company's shareholders are hereby called to attend the Ordinary Annual General Shareholders' Meeting (the "Meeting"), which will take place at 10:00 am on April 27, 2011, at the Company's offices in Bosque de Alisos No. 47-A 4th floor, Colonia Bosque de las Lomas, 05120, Mexico City, Mexico, to discuss the following matters:
- Presentation and, if applicable, approval of the following:
- Report of the Chief Executive Officer, in accordance with Article 172 of the General Corporations Law and of Article 44, subsection XI, of the Securities Market Law ("Ley del Mercado de Valores"), accompanied by the independent auditor's report, in connection with the operations and results for the fiscal year ended the December 31, 2010, as well as of the Board of Directors' opinion of the content of such report;
- Report of the Board of Directors in accordance with Article 172, subsection b, of the General Corporations Law, which contains the main policies, as well as the accounting and reporting criteria followed in the preparation of the financial information of the Company;
- Report of the activities and operations in which the Board of Directors intervened, in accordance with Article 28 IV (e) of the Securities Market Law;
- Individual and consolidated financial statements of the Company for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2010, as well as the allocation of net income;
- Annual report on the activities carried out by the Audit Committee of the Company in accordance with Article 43 of the Securities Market Law and report on the Company's subsidiaries. Resolutions thereof; and
- Report on compliance with the tax obligations of the Company for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2009, in accordance with Article 86, section XX of the Income Tax Law ("Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta"). Resolutions thereon.
- Proposal and, if applicable, approval of the application of the Company's results for the year:
- Proposal to increase the legal reserve;
- Proposal and, if applicable, approval of the maximum amount that may be used by the Company to repurchase its shares in 2011 pursuant to Article 56 of the Securities Market Law; proposal and, if applicable, approval of the provisions and policies regarding the repurchase of Company shares. Resolutions thereon; and
- Proposal by the Board of Directors to pay an ordinary net dividend in cash from accumulated retained earnings in the amount of $3.00 (three pesos and zero cents, Mexican legal tender) for each of the ordinary "B" and "BB" Series shares. Resolutions thereon.
- Ratification, if applicable, of the administration by the Board of Directors and the Chief Executive Officer for the fiscal year of 2010 and appointment or ratification, as applicable, of (i) the persons who comprise or will comprise the Board of Directors of the Company, once assessed as independent, as applicable, (ii) the Chairperson of the Audit Committee, and (iii) the persons who serve or will serve on the Committees of the Company; determination of corresponding compensations. Resolutions thereon.
- Appointment of delegates in order to enact the resolutions adopted at the Meeting and, if applicable, to formalize such resolutions. Resolutions thereon.
Subject to the provisions of the paragraph immediately following this one, in order to have the right to attend the Meeting, the shareholders shall (i) be registered on the Company Shareholder Register, which will be closed three days prior to the date set for the Meeting, that is, on the April 22, 2011; and (ii) have obtained their admission pass.
In order to have the right to attend the Meeting, at the latest, on the last business day before the Meeting (i) the shareholders shall deposit at the Company's offices, with S.D. Indeval, S.A. de C.V., Institucion para el Deposito de Valores ("Indeval") or with any national or foreign financial credit institution, their share certificates or the receipts or other proof of deposit issued by any such institutions, and (ii) the brokerage houses and the other depositaries at Indeval shall present a list containing the names, addresses, nationalities and number of shares of the shareholders that they will represent at the Meeting. Upon receipt of such documents, the Company shall issue an admission pass to shareholders and/or deliver the forms that they may use in order to be duly represented at the Meeting pursuant to subsection III of Article 49 of the Securities Market Law. In order to attend the Meeting, shareholders shall present the corresponding admission pass and/or form.
The shares deposited at the Company by shareholders for the purposes of attending the Meeting shall be returned when the Meeting has ended, upon the delivery of the deposit receipts issued to the shareholder or attorney-in-fact for such shares.
Shareholders may either attend the Meeting personally or be represented by a person or persons duly authorised in a power of attorney signed by two witnesses, through an application in terms of Article 49 subsection III of the Securities Market Law or by any other form of representation granted pursuant to the law.
Furthermore, please be advised that the supporting documentation for the adoption of the resolutions of the Meeting hereby convened, and the application previously mentioned, shall be available for review by shareholders at the Company's offices fifteen days prior to the date of the Meeting.
Mexico City, March 23, 2011
Rafael Robles Miaja
Secretary of the board of Directors
About ASUR:
Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V. (ASUR) is a Mexican airport operator with concessions to operate, maintain and develop the airports of Cancun, Merida, Cozumel, Villahermosa, Oaxaca, Veracruz, Huatulco, Tapachula and Minatitlan in the southeast of Mexico. The Company is listed both on the Mexican Bolsa, where it trades under the symbol ASUR, and on the NYSE in the U.S., where it trades under the symbol ASR. One ADS represents ten (10) series B shares.
SOURCE Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S.A.B. de C.V.


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