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Caneel Bay 10/11/01
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Let me say that I've been lucky enough to have stayed in most of the world's greatest properties, from the Peninsula in Hong Kong to the Amanpuri. Thus, I was really curious if Caneel would hold its own. It didn't. Actually, Caneel turned out to be the worst experience I've had. My impressions are extremely negative for one reason: The service and attitude of the staff alone managed to destroy the experience of being on an island with some of the nicest beaches I've ever seen. I heard that the staff was rudeÖbut I didn't expect as bad as it was. If I were to fully describe, with the telling of an incident or two, how bad it is, I would need to go into detailed prose in order for you to completely get the impression one is left with. In such instances, what is said, the look on one's face, one's tone-of-voice, etc. all come into play. You'll just have to trust me here. To say that the service is unacceptable in one of the most expensive hotels in the world is a travesty. There is a bitterness had among the staff - every last one of them -for their well-to-do guests. You'll feel this immediately. If you have experience in Phuket, Bali, etc. - where the staff will seemingly take a bullet for you - you will not be able to stand one night at Caneel Bay. Again, I would go into incident details, but behavior between people sometimes is very subtle - and this is subtle, but clear and deeply felt. As for the rest of the resort: It's filthy. I had one of the top, beachfront rooms. It was so grimy that I dreaded heading back to bed at night. I felt I had this film of grime on me the whole time I was in my room. I had gotten advice prior to bring some Raid. I needed it. Make sure you get the kind that kills both cockroaches and ants. I used it on the first night to kill a cockroach the size of a small child. Although the maid had come, it was still lying where I killed it on the floor until I checked-out. The shower and bathroom were ok - but it had one of those tiny tubs. My room had great a/c. Thank god for that. The food is terrible. Breakfast for two ran me no less than $40 and consisted of the frozen stuff I get from the supermarket. How do I know? I buy the same brand of hash-browns they used. Salsa for the chips was the kind out of the jar. Avoid the fruit plate: my strawberries were laced with mold. Dinner ran me no less than $160 for two (with wine). Beaches are gorgeous. Land of Caneel Bay is breathtaking. Activities provided at the hotel are just fine. However, the filthy-dirtiness of the place, along with the most offensive staff I've ever encountered made me wish I'd spent my Labor Day elsewhere - far, far away from Caneel Bay.
Chris Cooper
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Host a Film Screening!
Organise a time and place for your event! Confluir will be available for community screenings on or after 21st April 2018, World Fish Migration Day! Screenings can be organised before this date by special request. [...]
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Marañón Film Festival
Taking the film back to the river. Confluir is an enviro-adventure documentary about the Marañón River, source of the Amazon. It will be released in 2018 and we are taking it back to the communities where it was filmed. [...]
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News From the Marañón – Nov 2017: Power to Tupén, Dam Updates and Exploring Canyons
Another busy year on the Marañón, some news good, some not so. The river still flows free, and resistance to destructive dams continues to grow so we have much to celebrate. Power to Tupen! Dam Updates: [...]

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I recently developed a small Java Mobile application for my wife's phone, called SGA Data Collector.
It's designed to help Sara in the collection of data regarding children born small for gestational age for her thesis.
It's a quite original gift for a woman, I think. :-)
And not a cheap one, according to Ohloh!


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Sunday, July 20, 2008
{lauren's wedding luncheon}
5 sweet thought{s}:
- Lanenga Family said...
Meliss! I love the fruit in the vases! It looks so cute, and the colors are so alive! Hope you are well deary! love ya!
- July 21, 2008 at 11:17 AM
- Louder Family said...
Melissa, I love your blog! Your logo is so dang cute! I would be honored to take pictures:] I do not get back until October...if you need someone before then feel free, but i would love to join your little team:] Everything is so cute! Keep me posted!
- July 21, 2008 at 1:58 PM
- The Sauls Family said...
I love the fresh fruit and flower combo.
- July 21, 2008 at 5:48 PM
- nana nancy said...
We miss you so much! I have tried to look at my yard in a new way ever since you were here. My arrangements have become more than mere flowers in a vase. I have added another garden with more herbs and roses.
- July 25, 2008 at 1:54 PM
- Jill said...
Wow! I really wish I could have been there because I heard all about the amazing flowers when I got back! My mom has one on display in her house right now because Lauren's mom brought it over, and I LOVE it! You are so talented and I'll send anyone that I can your way!
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Noraxon's new line of ultra-premium
wireless electromyography sensors for biomechanics.
Designed to be, simply, the most precise
and intelligent EMG system ever built.
Ultium™ Biomechanics Research System
With the world's best EMG technology at its core, the Ultium-EMG sensor system is a multi-modal, wireless electronic signal portal.
The full-featured EMG sensor samples up to 4,000 times per second, synchronizes in real-time, and demonstrates the lowest baseline noise with the fewest native artifacts of any similar technology.
Sophisticated advances in technology resulted in the patent-pending "SmartLead" system, which transforms the EMG device into an intelligent sensor that delivers virtually any type of biometric and physiological data, from any type of hardware, with the flexibility to accurately capture the most interesting aspects of human movement.
Symmetry & Coordination Tests
These various tests allow for the comparison of affected and unaffected sides. Display the EMG and histogram statistics for unilateral, bilateral, multi joint and symmetrical movements. Evaluate the neuromuscular coordination and compare innervation deficiencies between right and left sides.
Average Activation Patterns
Assess repeated movement sequences and exercises while creating averaged and time normalized EMG patterns. Analyze the typical innervation structure of movements.
EMG Standard Analysis
The new Ultium-EMG uses a universal protocol for all kinds of EMG setups. View basic amplitude parameters in selected analysis periods. Use standard graphs and histograms designed for general analysis questions.
Feedback Training
Use the bar graph display of signals to provide precise training of dysfunctional muscle groups with both acoustic and optical automatic training assistance.
Gait Analysis
The protocol for this analysis was designed for unilateral and bilateral investigation of EMG gait patterns in functional walking and running activities. View typical activity characteristics and coordination of muscle groups during walking/running while analyzing left/right, pre/post test comparisons.
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Use background templates for biofeedback training. Create EMG/angle/force templates using the healthy side. Use biofeedback and motor learning concepts to confirm the accuracy of performance.
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|EMG Sampling rate
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|Analog Output
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Noraxon EMG Software Module: myoMUSCLETM
The myoMUSCLE™ software module features an intricate and sophisticated toolset capable of handling any type of electro-kinesiological data captured with the Ultium-EMG sensors. Real-time data is automatically synchronized in an all-in-one analysis, enabling detailed insight for performance enhancement, injury recovery or research metrics. Multiple data export formats and HTTP streaming also allow compatibility with third-party research and animation programs.
The Ultium-EMG Sensor
Size: 37 x 24.5 x 16.5 mm (LxWxH)
Weight: 14 grams
- up to 100 mW
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- 2402-2480 MHz
- 16-bit analog outputs with adjustable gain
- 24-bit ADC
- 0.3μV resolution for 0 to 5,000μV
- 1.1μV resolution for 5,001 to 24,000μV
- Selectable low-pass cutoff at 500/1000/1500 Hz
- Selectable high-pass cutoff at 5/10/20 Hz
- Selectable sample rate of 2000 or 4000 Hz
- No notch (50/60 Hz) filters
- Baseline noise: <1μV RMS
- CMRR < -100dB
- Input impedance: > 1,000 MΩ
- Input range: +/- 24mV