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It is however something for people to think about when it comes to managing their professional work lives and when I read it, I felt it was very much worth putting out there for those who might not yet be on the distribution list to get the WEDDLEs newsletter. If you aren't and subjects like this are of interest, it is free for the asking. Have a stare:
Andrew Zolli is a futurist who spends a lot of time helping companies prepare for the challenges of the 21st century. Recently, he posted four biases that he believes are essential to understanding human behavior. Of course, in today's world, the word "bias" has a negative connotation, but the dictionary defines it as a neutral term. It is simply "an inclination of temperament."Thanks Dr. Pete.
In other words, a bias is a predisposition we humans have to do or see things in a certain way. While that's an important insight for corporations trying to sell us something, it's also a critical bit of knowledge for those of us who want to accomplish something, especially when that goal involves your work. If you're trying to forge a successful career, Zolli's list can help you better understand why you do what you do in trying to reach that goal. It makes you more aware of the actions and behaviors to which you are predisposed in managing your career and that insight, in turn, enables you to analyze the impact of those inclinations on your success or lack of it.
Zolli describes the four biases of human behavior as follows (with some commentary from me):
We bias the personal over the impersonal. We concentrate on that which affects us individually because it most directly affects the extent of our success.
We bias the tangible over the intangible. We focus on that which we can see and/or feel because we believe we have a greater probability of using it effectively.
We bias the present over the past and the future. We devote our attention to today's reality because it's the best way to control what is going to happen to us in the future.
We bias desirability over responsibility. We fixate on that which we enjoy because it is the most direct connection to a meaningful and rewarding life.
To a greater or lesser extent, all of us share these "inclinations of temperament." However, while biases are theoretically neutral, the reality is that they have the potential to mislead us in the management of our careers. They can undermine our ability to achieve our goals by inducing us to make bad decisions or take inappropriate actions. If our biases are left unchecked, therefore, they can diminish our success and even push us into failure. Here's what I mean.
Biasing the personal over the impersonal. Obviously, each of us wants what's best for our own careers and for our families who depend on us. Ironically, however, the key to a successful career is not the WIIFM factor: What's In It For Me?. It is, instead, to adopt exactly the opposite perspective. I call this alternative perspective the WIIMF factor: What Input Insures My Future? The people who experience the most fulfilling and rewarding careers look for ways to contribute their talent to the success of the organizations that employ them. They don't focus on getting the most out of their employers, but on giving the most to them. And that selfless inclination makes them extraordinarily more self-sufficient. No employer wants to lose or overlook a top performer, so a commitment to being the best you can be for your employer is the single best way to take care of yourself and your family.
Biasing the tangible over the intangible. More often than not, the one tangible that most influences our career decision-making and direction-setting is our paycheck. Not only do we live in a consumer-based economy, but today, the cost of living is rising before our very eyes. For many of us, therefore, the primary goal in our career is the maximization of our compensation. That focus, however, can actually have exactly the opposite effect. When you make pay the key factor in accepting one job over another, you potentially subject yourself to a daily grind that disappoints and frustrates you. If work is simply something that you must endure to get a paycheck, your performance will inevitably slip and, eventually, so too will what you earn. What's the alternative? Focus on the nature of the work. Find jobs where you are engaged and challenged and have a chance to perform at your peak. That's the kind of employment that optimizes both the paycheck and the happiness you bring home from work.
Biasing the present over the past and the future. The way most of us manage our careers is by paying attention to our job security in the present. We prefer the devil we know-our current employer-to the devil we don't because that eliminates uncertainty and the need to change. Relying on the present for our continued wellbeing, however, can actually have exactly the opposite effect. In the current global marketplace, employers are banged back and forth by market forces they can't control or even influence. As a result, they can (and do) promise job security, but they can't deliver it. The only goal that makes any sense, therefore, isn't job security; it's career security. You have to keep an eye on the health of your career in the present and make sure that you avoid occupational obsolescence in the future. Since the state-of-the-art in every field is always advancing, you should continuously prepare yourself for the new responsibilities that development creates. You are, in essence, a work-in-progress that's never done. Yes, that means you can never coast in your career, but it also removes the limits on where you can go and what you can do in your work. You have the security of being employable at every point in your career.
Biasing desirability over responsibility. In these times of ever more pressing employer demands, many of us are paying more attention to the maintenance of a healthy work-life balance. We seek this "benefit" because we want to preserve our personal health and the health of our relationships outside the workplace. Our determination to strike such a balance, however, can actually have exactly the opposite effect. The term work-life balance, itself, implies that work is an onerous activity that must be offset with other, more desirable activities. When you accept this view of your work-whether you do so implicitly or explicitly-you consign yourself to a sweatshop-like career. You agree to 30 years or more of tedious, unfulfilling and fundamentally abusive work. On the other hand, when you accept the responsibility for ensuring that employment provides the opportunity for you to express your inherent talent in meaningful challenges on-the-job, you re-imagine your work as some of your best time. When you make it your job to find the right jobs for you, you transform your work into an exercise in self-fulfillment. It doesn't need to be balanced, therefore, but simply integrated with the other important aspects of your life.
If Zolli is correct about these biases-that they are inherent characteristics of the human species-then we must be cognizant of the angst they can cause in our careers. Rather than be alarmed by that knowledge, however, we should embrace it. The wonderful thing about the human species is that we can learn from ourselves. We can acquire self-knowledge and use that insight to change our direction and reform our biases so that they benefit rather than harm us. That's my prescription for a healthy and rewarding career.


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Workshop in March on Portable Audio Recorders
In L.A. Friday, March 27, I'll be presenting a workshop called for "Birthing Digital: Portable Digital Audio Recorders" for the Southwest Oral History Association's Conference that afternoon. Location: USC. Register: Cost: SOHA members $35, Non-Members $50, Students $20. (+online registration fees). Short description: When an audio recording is initially stored as bits, bytes, ones and zeroes, it's called "born digital." The birthing begins with two people having a conversation. It ends with a digital audio file. This 3-hour workshop focuses on what happens in between. It's part theory, part show and tell, and part practice using a glorious array of portable audio recorders.
Long Description:
The Theory:
An overview of the most common routes to go from spoken word to audio file. It will provide a framework to understand the myriad portable audio recorders available on the market. There will also be an introduction to some basics of audio, digital sampling, file formats, and concepts that underlie best recording practices.
The Show and Tell:
A look at many of the common portable audio recorders. Recorder types will include portable flash memory, portable internal micro-drives, direct-to-CD, recording pens, components that connect microphone directly to computer, and add-on components that extend functionality of common audio devices such as certain iPods. Attendees will be able to handle the recorders and compare them by size, weight, and inspect their controls.
Attendees who have worked with a given recorder will be encouraged to describe their experience using that recorder, including their learning curve, workflow, and any technical "gotchas."
The Practice:
Attendees will get some hands-on practice making brief recordings using the recorders. (Note: The amount of hands on experience depends on the number of attendees and the total number of recorders, but this part of the workshop will be designed to give each attendee the maximum exposure to different recorder types.)
Who is this session for? For beginners who are looking to make an initial equipment purchase and experienced oral historians looking to upgrade their current recording kit, the session will provide a one-stop preliminary equipment overview and evaluation. For those who already work with digital equipment, this is an opportunity to share your experiences and to see what other product offerings exist.
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Retirement Beckons
Upper Midwest Sugarbeet Fixtures Larry Smith (left) & Allan Cattanach (right) Reflect Upon Their Lengthy Careers
Allan Cattanach grew up on a central Wisconsin hog and dairy farm. Larry Smith's father was a John Deere dealer in east central Minnesota. Having spent their formative years far away from sugarbeet country, neither could have imagined that their respective careers would end up being constructed around this crop. But that's exactly what transpired — and now, after nearly four decades as two of the most recognizable names and faces in the Upper Midwest sugarbeet community, both men are transitioning toward retirement.
Smith, who joined the staff of the University of Minnesota's Northwest Experiment Station at Crookston in 1971, fully retires from the university in May. Cattanach, who became American Crystal Sugar Company's general agronomist in 1998 following more than two decades as University of Minnesota/ North Dakota State University extension sugarbeet specialist, is "on a phased retirement plan." He expects a more-defined timetable to be worked out by this coming summer in consultation with his Crystal employers.
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Digital Agenda: encouraging digitisation of EU culture to help boost growth
Brussels, 28th October 2011 – The European Commission has adopted a Recommendation asking EU Member States to step up their efforts, pool their resources and involve the private sector in digitising cultural material. This is essential to make European cultural heritage more widely available and to boost growth in Europe's creative industries. The digitised material should be made available through Europeana, Europe's digital library, archive and museum (see www.europeana.eu).
The Recommendation challenges Member States to develop solid plans and build partnerships to place 30 million objects in Europeana by 2015 compared to the 19 million available today; to get more in-copyright and out-of-commerce material online; and to adapt national legislation and strategies to ensure the long-term preservation of digital materials.
Neelie Kroes, Commission Vice-President for the Digital Agenda said: "Europe has probably the world's greatest cultural heritage. It cannot afford to miss the opportunities offered by digitisation and hence face cultural decline. Digitisation brings culture into people's homes and is a valuable resource for education, tourism games, animation and the whole creative industry. Investing in digitisation will create new companies and generate new jobs."
Europeana, which started out with 2 million items when it was launched in 2008, currently holds more than 19 million objects, which are now accessible through a more intuitive and interactive interface. In order to provide a more balanced set of contributions from across Europe, the Recommendation sets targets per Member State for minimum content contribution by 2015.
The Recommendation builds on the conclusions of the Comité des Sages (high level reflection group) on bringing Europe's cultural heritage online, established in 2010 (see IP IP/11/17).
Adoption of measures to support cultural and creative industries and ensuring a sustainable model for financing Europeana are among the goals of the Digital Agenda for Europe (see IP/10/581, MEMO/10/199 and MEMO/10/200).
Bringing the EU's cultural heritage online means that citizens throughout Europe can access and use it for leisure, studies or work at any time. Once digitised, material can also be useful for commercial and non-commercial purposes, such as developing learning and educational content, documentaries or tourism applications. This will give enormous economic opportunities to Europe's creative industries, which currently account for 3.3% of the EU's GDP and 3% of jobs in the EU.
Indicative targets (number of objects) for contribution to Europeana per Member State outlined in the new Recommendation:
The new Recommendation updates a 2006 Recommendation issued in. It takes account of Member States' progress reports from 2008 and 2010, which show that although there has been some improvement, more action is needed as regards financial resources, quantitative targets for digitisation and solid support for Europeana.
The Recommendation invites Member States to:
Europeana and related activities are one of the digital service infrastructures earmarked for funding under the Connecting Europe Facility 2014-2020 (see MEMO/11/709). Digitisation of cultural artefacts creates massive opportunities for interaction with the public and for commercial development. For example, as part of Europeana's recently launched project "The First World War in everyday documents" (http://www.europeana1914-1918.eu), which allows citizens to contribute their personal World War I memorabilia to Europeana, more than 25,000 items have already been collected and digitised. The Hack4Europe! roadshow gave 85 developers from all over Europe access to Europeana content and produced 48 innovative prototype applications for mobile phones and gaming devices.
See also MEMO/11/745
Useful links:
Recommendation on the digitalisation of cultural material and its preservation on line: http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/digital_libraries/index_en.htm
Europeana, Europe's digital library, archive and museum: http://www.europeana.eu/portal/
Digital Agenda website: http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda
Neelie Kroes' website: http://ec.europa.eu/commission_2010-2014/kroes/
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Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) is a free service that enables developers to send messages between servers and client apps. This includes downstream messages from servers to client apps, and upstream messages from client apps to servers.
For example, a lightweight downstream message could inform a client app that there is new data to be fetched from the server, as in the case of a "new email" notification. For use cases such as instant messaging, a GCM message can transfer up to 4kb of payload to the client app. The GCM service handles all aspects of queueing of messages and delivery to and from the target client app.
Architectural Overview
A GCM implementation includes a Google connection server, an app server in your environment that interacts with the connection server via HTTP or XMPP protocol, and a client app.
Here's how these components interact:
- Google GCM Connection Servers accept downstream messages from your app server and send them to a client app. The XMPP connection server can also accept messages sent upstream from the client app and forward them to your app server. For more information, see About GCM Connection Server.
- On your App Server, you implement the HTTP and/or XMPP protocol to communicate with the GCM connection server(s). App servers send downstream messages to a GCM connection server; the connection server enqueues and stores the message, and then sends it to the client app. If you implement XMPP, your app server can receive messages sent from the client app.
- The Client App is a GCM-enabled client app. To receive and send GCM messages, this app must register with GCM and get a unique identifier called a registration token. For more information on how to implement the client app, see the documentation for your platform.
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This table summarizes the key terms and concepts involved in GCM. It is divided into these categories:
- Components — The entities that play a primary role in GCM.
- Credentials — The IDs and tokens that are used in GCM to ensure that all parties have been authenticated, and that the message is going to the correct place.
|GCM Connection Servers
|Google servers involved in sending messages between the app server and the client app.
|Client App
|A GCM-enabled client app that communicates with your app server.
|App Server
|An app server that you write as part of implementing GCM. The app server sends data to a client app via the GCM connection server. If your app server implements the XMPP protocol, it can also receive messages sent upstream from client apps.
|Sender ID
|A unique numerical value created when you configure your API project. The sender ID is used in the registration process to identify an app server that is permitted to send messages to the client app.
|Server key
|A key saved on the app server that gives the app server authorized access to Google services. In HTTP, the server key is included in the header of POST requests that send messages. In XMPP, the server key is used in the SASL PLAIN authentication request as a password to authenticate the connection. Do not include the server key anywhere in your client code.
|Application ID
The client app that is registering to receive messages. How this is implemented is platform-dependent:
|Registration Token
|An ID issued by the GCM connection servers to the client app that allows it to receive messages. Note that registration tokens must be kept secret.
Lifecycle Flow
- Register to enable GCM. An instance of a client app registers to receive messages. For more discussion, see Registering Client Apps.
- Send and receive downstream messages.
- Send a message. The app server sends messages to the client app:
- The app server sends a message to GCM connection servers.
- The GCM connection server enqueues and stores the message if the device is offline.
- When the device is online, the GCM connection server sends the message to the device.
- On the device, the client app receives the message according to the platform-specific implementation. See your platform-specific documentation for details.
- Receive a message. A client app receives a message from a GCM connection server. See your platform-specific documentation for details on how a client app in that environment processes the messages it receives.
- Send a message. The app server sends messages to the client app:
- Send and receive upstream messages. This feature is only available if
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- Send a message. A client app sends messages to the app server:
- On the device, the client app sends messages to the XMPP connection server. See your platform-specific documentation for details on how a client app can send a message via XMPP.
- The XMPP connection server enqueues and stores the message if the server is disconnected.
- When the app server is re-connected, the XMPP connection server sends the message to the app server.
- Receive a message. An app server receives a message from the XMPP connection server and then does the following:
- Parses the message header to verify client app sender information.
- Sends "ack" to the XMPP connection server to acknowledge receiving the message.
- Optionally parses the message payload, as defined by the client app.
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Over 450 vendors offer almost anything you can imagine—unique gifts, delightful home décor, trendy clothing and accessories, sporting goods, antiques and collectibles, landscaping materials, tools, and small animals along with many specialty "state fair" type food concessions.
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Judge Judy Doesn't Care About Anyone's Dumb Dishes
Judge Judy is rich, so if she wanted to pay $500,000 for china and flatware, it wouldn't be a problem for her. But when she doesn't actually owe that money? Do not waste the woman's time without expecting to get slayed.
C'mon, it doesn't say "stupid" on her forehead.
Some backstory: 'Judge Judy' producer Randy Douthit is divorcing his wife Patric Jones. Douthit sold their used Christofle tableware to Judy for $50,000.
Jones then sued Judy, saying she and Douthit tried to steal the china and tableware from her, and that it's worth over $500,000. Further, Jones' lawsuit says that Douthit tried to reduce his "profit participation" from the show so he could keep more money in his and Jones' divorce settlement. Jones said that she either wants her tableware back or that she wants Judy to pay for the full value of the set.
Got all that?
Turns out Judy isn't giving this broad a cent.
Douthit told TMZ, "The dishes and silverware that Ms. Jones describes as community property are being sent to me. I am truly sorry that Judge Judy Sheindlin was brought into this domestic dispute. She relied on my statement to her that the court had authorized the sale."
He added, "I agree with [my ex] that as community property she is entitled to half their value. She herself has valued them at more than $500,000. I do not want them and she is certainly welcome to have them as that is what she says she wants."
Douthit concluded, "When I get the cashier's check for $250,000, I will deliver them to her."
Oooh, we see what he did there. But Jones' lawyer said a check for $12,500 is on the way -- and looks like everyone is okay with that (we're not sure how the math works out there, but whatever).
As for Judy? She's not buying any of this baloney either.
"She and her attorney want a circus and I refuse to be a further participant in their drama," Judy snapped to TMZ.
"As Ms. Jones and her attorney assert, the items are community property, they are being packed and returned to Mr. Douthit [her producer] and she can proceed with her claim in divorce court."
An extra dig -- and a fine explanation? Judy quipped, "Anyway, my husband and I eat out most of the time."


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I know I have been quiet lately...have had the sickies going around over here and still not 100% yet:( Hopefully I will be back to share some more projects tomorrow!
Cute! Cute!
Well, you've done better than me. I've done nothing, except collect product for the project :)
I love your cover page and the bright colors.
I don't think it's boring at all looking at other people's PL. It is a big project - one I'm not ready to commit to yet :) I'd love to see anything you do PL related!
I love seeing all the weekly projects I couldn't even imagine trying to scrap my whole week every week :)
that's an awesome cover page!!! so bright and happy. I've been doing pretty well with my PL but since I left town I'm a bit behind. Hoping I don't completely fall off the wagon because of it!
Oh wow I love your PL so far, great bright colors! I really hope you'll keep up doing your PL.
The cover looks gorgeous, Pam! It's so you. Love it! I would not find your weekly pages boring. How could I? Everything you create is simply stunning. Personally, I am not even trying to make project life. I know that this is going to be a busy, busy year... but I love the idea! Next year maybe...
What an adorable front page! I love that you included candid shots, and that one of A is PRECIOUS! You totally captured that moment! Can't wait to see more of your PL pages!
This is so cute!!So bright and colorful♥♥ Fabulous cover page!
Yes, heart the sunny colors!! Makes me smile ;)
Love this! I'm really, really wanting to order some Ormolu product for my album. Just waiting for the extra $. Your album looks great Pam.
It's a great start! I think the bright rich colors are so awesome.


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December 2011 - installed n working fine on my Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100G
October 2011 - installed n working fine on my bro's Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100
Problem "can not load map data from external storage" ?
- because u pasted the Navisea folder into the wrong path. it must be pasted directly onto the phone's drive (eg. F:\, G:\, H:\), not within any folder. the correct path is F:\Navisea\
- for newest android phones, if u have 2 drives when ur phone connected to the pc, u have to paste the Navisea folder on internal mass storage (not on micro sd card)
saya guna Papago kat htc desire saya sejak akhir thn 2010 (install sendiri je).. kat sini saya nak share cara2 install papago untuk android phones.. saje buat in english sbb nanti nak post kat forum pulak..
first of all, download files (from your computer) as per following links.
- PaPaGo! X5.1 SG&MY for Android build Aug 6 2010 52.85 MB
- Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei's Map (update 23/08/2011) 160.51 MB
- mediafire ->
or here :
- Extract the Papago_X5.rar (file number 1 above) & you will have NaviSEA folder, instruction & PAPAGO_X5SEA.apk on your computer.
- Mount your phone as disk drive. Copy NaviSEA folder & paste it inside your phone's drive , root directory . for newest android phones, if u have 2 drives when ur phone connected to the pc, u have to paste the Navisea folder on internal mass storage (not on micro sd card) eg. if your phone is detected as G:/, you have to copy NaviSEA folder directly to G:/ (directly onto the card, not within any folder)
- Install PAPAGO_X5SEA.apk - via computer @ apk installer (eg. HTC Sync)
- - via phone => copy the PAPAGO_X5SEA.apk to your sd card, n then use file manager to install it.
- Install file number 2 above to computer @ C:/Navi (default destination folder) but don't forget to select the correct papago version which is Papago X5 for Android... Then you will have folders of Maps > MFM-PPG-110823C inside C:/Navi.
- Copy all files inside the MFM-PPG-110823C folder, & paste those files to your phone @ into the NaviSEA\Maps\Country_Name\ (the folder as stated in step no. 2)
- Enjoy PaPaGo! X5.1 for Android 2.x
- for steps 4 & 5, refer following link for detailed tutorial with screenshots on installing map >>
- the tutorial's screenshots are based on MFM-PPG-110301C map (map as of 1/3/2011)


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Professor Receives National Cultural Award in El SalvadorSOCORRO, N.M. November 1, 2011 – Professor Dr. Rafael Lara-Martinez is flying high. The professor of Spanish is headed to his native El Salvador this week, where he will receive the National Cultural Award from the President.
|Dr. Rafael Lara Martinez on a recent trip to El Salvador. This photo was used in the official government announcement about Lara Martinez winning the National Culture Award.
| A photo composite of Rafael Lara Martinez.
The official announcement said that the selection committee wanted to select a winner who actively works to keep alive the Salvadoran culture and embodied the spirit of strengthening the national identity. This year's award also takes on special meaning because 2011 is the bicentennial of El Salvadorans proclaiming independence.
Click here for the official Salvadoran government announcement (in Spanish).
Lara Martinez earned his bachelor's in Mexico and his master's and doctorate from the Sorbonne in France. A faculty member at Tech since 1994, he has devoted his career to the literature of El Salvador and the indigenous languages of his country.
His academic masterpiece is the book, Pipiles de Izalco, a text devoted to the native language of El Salvador, which is related to the Ute languages spoken by Native Americans in the Four Corners region.
He has also published several anthologies of nearly-lost works by El Salvadoran literary writers. He won the National Culture Award based on the body of his work in literature and linguistic anthropology.
"The award is given to a person who has contributed to Salvadoran culture and historical memory," he said. "This is a lifetime achievement award."
The awards ceremony, set for November 3, coincides with the celebration of national independence, which is November 5. Lara Martinez said he is pleased to be able to take part in the bicentennial of Central American independence.
Regarding his academic and literary research, he is especially proud of his work to preserve the native language of pre-Columbian peoples of El Salvador. The government still does not officially recognize the native peoples, Lara Martinez said, because then the government would have to recognize their rights to ancestral lands.
His work has lended academic credence to the language, culture and mythology of the Pipil history in the region. He said his book, Pipiles de Izalco, was intimidating to the general reader because of its academic nature. So, he has reformatted the book to be accessible to high school and college students. The new edition will be 100 pages and cost $5 – a far cry from the original 600-page tome.
| Rafael Lara Martinez cuts the cake at a special celebration at Fitch Hall on Monday. The professor will be the capital city of San Salvador to receive his award from the nation's president on Thursday.
He will present the new version of Pipiles de Izalco at a special opening Friday afternoon. He has another new book that he will be unveiling at two universities on Thursday morning, just hours before visiting the Presidential Palace.
Lara Martinez won the Distinguished Researcher Award at New Mexico Tech in 2003 – the only time a professor in the humanities has won the award.
"For him to win that award at a technical institution is an amazing recognition," said Dr. Peter Gerity, vice president of academic affairs. "I value him as one of our most recognized and accomplished faculty members at New Mexico Tech. On top of everything else, he is one of the most personable people and an excellent teacher."
Gerity, who has worked in El Salvador, said the academic and government leaders in the country have universal respect for Lara Martinez and his work.
"I am very pleased that El Salvador is officially recognizing his work and giving him this award, which is very competitive," Gerity said.
Dr. Mary Dezember, associate vice president of academic affairs and fellow professor in the CLASS Department, said Lara Martinez is very deserving of these prestigious accolades.
"To be presented an award of this magnitude and significance by the President of El Salvador is a great honor for Rafael, for the Department and for New Mexico Tech," Dezember said. "Our institution benefits from Rafael's dedication to cultural and literary research."
Lara Martinez said he is thrilled to be able to visit the Palace – a building he has seen many times from the outside. He is also looking forward to greeting President Mauricio Funes, who was a classmate and friend of Lara Martinez' younger brother when they were in Jesuit school. President Funes regularly visited the home of Lara Martinez when they were boys.
Lara Martinez is a prolific writer. His publications include the collected the works of the Salvadoran guerrilla-poet Roque Dalton and Pedro Geoffroy Rivas. He co-authored Remembering a Massacre in El Salvador with Héctor Lindo-Fuentes and Erik Ching in 2007. Other works include La Tormenta Entre Las Manos: Ensayos Polémicos de Literatura Salvadoreña in 2000; Ensayos Sobre Antropología y Literatura: Entre Ciencia y Ficción in 2004, and Balsamera Bajo La Guerra Fría in 2009, just to name a few of his publications.
Lara Martinez is an energetic and enthusiastic writer and researcher, despite a recent battle with cancer.
"I have a lot of energy," he said. "I don't worry about cancer. In the spirit of el dia de los muertos … I know I will die; it's inevitable. I just worry about writing a new book. People send me e-mails about cancer and I don't read them. I'd rather read poetry and listen to good music. I leave the medicine up to the doctors and don't worry about it."
By Thomas Guengerich/New Mexico Tech


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Our favorite stalker, Yie Eun-woong, is standing right next to Pagoda Tower in Gangnam. Which means he's quite close to where many English teachers (including myself) live, work and socialize.
So to all my fellow Gangnamers: Keep an eye out for for this cunt-bag. He's in our neighborhood and he might be stalking you, your friends or your family. I would recommend turning the tables and "following" him just like he "follows" us because not only do Korean men rape and molest children dramatically more than teachers, but he fits the demographic: 40, single and pathetic.


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While Sheldon is away in Texas, everyone gathers to decorate the apartment Christmas tree, and they each realize how much he has changed their lives, on THE BIG BANG THEORY, Thursday, Dec. 12 (8:00 – 8:31 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. Pictured left to right: Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki Photo: Eddy Chen/Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. © 2013 WBEI. All rights reserved.


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During the summer months Rachel is a popular destination for campers who come out here to explore the many old mines and ghost towns in the area, or to watch the night skies for UFOs. In fact, UFOs or not, spending a night out here in the desert, away from any light pollution, is an experience you will not forget. Many hobby astronomers come out here to take advantage of the excellent viewing conditions.
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Described by some as having a flavor somewhere between strawberry, banana, pineapple and melon, kiwis are cool, sweet and sour. They improve blood circulation, and are used to remove excess sodium from the body. Kiwis are also used therapeutically to treat high blood pressure, heartburn, and indigestion. In oriental medicine, they are recommended to treat breast and stomach cancer, as well as a tonic for developing children and postpartum women. Like papaya and pineapple, kiwi contains enzymes, similar to papain and bromelain, which aid the digestion of proteins and speed up the healing of sores, wounds and inflammation. Because of this enzyme, they cannot be used in gelatin or agar dishes, as they will inhibit the jelling effect. Kiwis are rich in fiber, vitamin C (twice that of oranges), and potassium.
Kiwis should be firm, but not too hard, yielding to pressure when pressed. Ripen at room temperature. Once ripe, they keep refrigerated for up to nine months. Commercial kiwis are a heavily sprayed crop, so look for organic. The peel is not edible, unless defuzzed and easier to peel if cut first. Enjoy kiwis plain, in fruit salads, desserts, as a garnish, in marinades, or juiced (with seeds and peel). They are now grown widely in California.


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- The Aquarium no longer functions. It was established to care for and maintain an aquarium established in the Fairmount Water Works. No city agency assumed the function of the Aquarium after it closed in 1963.
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- Establishment of this institution was provided for under a joint resolution of the Pennsylvania Legislature which donated to the City of Philadelphia, for use as an aquarium, the mounted specimens of fish and animals and tanks used by the Pennsylvania Department of Fisheries at its exhibit at the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904. This resolution also authorized the Commissioner of Fisheries to supply living Pennsylvania fish for the aquarium. An Ordinance of Councils of March 16, 1911 established the Aquarium by providing for the transfer, from the Department of Public Works to the Department of the Mayor, of the Fairmount Water Works, the standpipe or water tower, the Greaves' Mansion, the forebay of the Water Works, and one turbine wheel and pump and all water pipes connected therewith for the purpose of a public aquarium and museum. By an Ordinance of March 29, 1912 the construction, equipment, and maintenance of the Aquarium were committed to the Commissioners of Fairmount Park. The Aquarium continued under the Commissioners' jurisdiction until its close on January 1, 1963.
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Responding to comments from Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst expressing reluctance to spend the state's Rainy Day Fund, the director of a liberal Austin think tank urged Democrats in the Texas Senate to vote against the proposed budget scheduled for debate tomorrow.
"One week ago today we applauded Lt. Gov. Dewhurst and the Senate finance Committee for their valiant attempt to write the best state budget possible given the Great Recession and the political climate," McCown said. "Yesterday, in comments to the press, however, the Lt. Governor disavowed the committee budget saying he 'disagreed' with the committee's use of the Rainy Day Fund.
McCown said no "acceptable" budget can be written without additional money from the RDF. "In light of Gov. Dewhurst's position, we turn from applause to jeers. We urge every Senator to vote no," McCown said. "There is no reason to support a budget that the Lt. Governor won't help defend" in a conference committee with the Texas House.
"Unless the Lt. Governor and the Speaker make a decision to stand up to the Governor and to the far right, we see no good outcome to our state's budget struggle," he added. His statement also urged Texans to speak out against "know-nothings trying to wreck Texas" and to encourage Dewhurst and Straus to adopt a less draconian state budget.


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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Race Report and "What if I Died Today?"
The race was pretty small. Of the 50 or so participants, there were only one guy with really flashy time trial bike. There were two distances, out of which mine (the sprint) turned out to be more of a fun run. Only a few people warmed up and people gave me the "Jeez, Focker, it's only a game"-look, when I started doing strides.
Anyway, the race was so small that they had decided not to place volunteers on the bike course, which worried me before the start. I had a hunch that I would be the fastest runner, and this turned out to be very true. After the 4K run, I had almost a 5-minute lead to the next person on the short course (this turned out to be a woman, actually). Then, I had to time trial into the unmarked, unknown course into normal Danish Sunday traffic, with cars, bikes and pedestrians everywhere. I knew immediately that I would get lost, and I did. A guy, who I thought was from the organizing club, passed me in a car and told me to turn left at some point, which, unfortunately, turned out to be wrong. Anyway, I got off course, biked around for a bit and then found my way back to the transition and ran the final leg.
I felt ok the whole time, and doing a competitive duathlon one day might be fun. The organizers were pretty nice about the whole thing. No one could figure out why I had been shown down the wrong road.
Oh well. Which leads me to the question of "what if I died today?"
It's 9-11. I'm waiting to board a plane to London for a hematology meeting. 9-11 and a flight from Copenhagen to London, both cities high on the terror target list.
Let me just say, though, that it annoys me to look up and see BBC and CNN broadcast 9-11 accounts and speeches all day long. When 50 Pakistani or Afghan civilians are killed by errant missiles, we shrug our shoulders and move on. And this happens almost daily. Of the hundreds of thousands of family members of those killed by Western missiles during this war on terror, no one got a second's public grieving on CNN. No grieving husband or son gets to slowly publicize their memories of the death of their loved one. It's hypocritical, to say the least, to pretend all these hundreds of thousands (by some accounts, millions) of lives matter less than the ones lost on 9-11.
With that off my chest, just what would happen if I died today? I would be gone, which wouldn't matter to me (me being gone and all), but a good number of people would be affected.
What would their 9-11 speeches in 2021 be about? Probably tangible stuff, like what I said in a final call or text message from inside the crashing plane. But drama aside, how would they fare without me?
Andreas, at 8, is so estranged from me that it wouldn't matter tremendously to him. I aim to change that dramatically in the next few years, starting just a few months from now, but if I died now, he would feel nothing more than a symbolic loss of a faraway father figure. In the last three years, I have seen one single sign of sadness from him during all those goodbyes. And I say don't say this jokingly: that one time may be because he learned at the same time that he wasn't getting pizza for dinner! But I hope it was me leaving, not the pizza. I wonder what he would tell his kids 30 years from now about the father who left him for no particular reason, and then died on 9-11-11. In fact, even if I don't die today, I wonder what he will say about me!
El Guapo, at 7 weeks, would grow up without a dad, of course. He would hear more about me than Andreas, and , through that, would end up at least somewhat influenced by me.
What would Christian remember? This morning, he begged me to take him along to London. We played outside in the sun, with a very palpable sense on his part that I was leaving. When I told him it was time to go inside, he pointed at everything at said, "but we haven't tried the sandbox... or the playhouse... or the other sandbox!". If I die, he will remember this morning like John Wheelwright remembers the day his mother gets hit with the baseball in A Prayer for Owen Meany. I imagine them talking about me at family dinners, after a while only remembering the extremes of me, like the crazy things I said or did. Christian would look at pictures and be amazed that I was yet so young when I died (he would remember me as an ancient father, of course, as all kids do).
Natali would suffer most, I think. She would receive the news and cry inconsolable, as she has so many times over the last three years, saying her histrionic goodbyes. But over time, she would settle into normal Wisconsin life, her bi-cultural edges wearing off, her unique personality disappearing behind reruns of Glee and How I Met Your Mother. She is the one I worry the most about; the one I feel the need to protect the most.
And the Girl? It's a difficult question. She is more of an island than the kids. I would miss her more if she died, than vice versa. Her life's trajectory has been pulled so much off course by meeting me that if I died, leaving her with two little kids, she may even end up resenting me. Sometimes, I sense that her idea of me is more important than the actual me, our lives a homeopathic version of what it would be like with me dead. Again, it hard to imagine exactly what would happen. She is not nostalgic, as I am, and I worry her memories of me would be kept alive mostly to please the kids.
Addendum: I lived!
5 comments:
- Danni said...
You are Mr. Doom and Gloom. I think that's what interests me most about your blog.
- September 14, 2011 at 9:38 PM
Thank you for sharing and allowing me to come into your world. I would like to be a blessing to you each and everyday. Please share my site with your friends so I may be a blessing to them as well. You can visit me at http://perrythepastor.blogspot.com/
- September 15, 2011 at 4:54 AM
- SteveQ said...
Reading your blog after your wife's reminds me of Lisa Simpson portraying Ophelia:
My own thoughts on 9/11 aren't (and weren't) very popular.
- September 15, 2011 at 8:43 AM
- PiccolaPineCone said...
Holy crap. What a post! I don't think I have ever read a string of ideas that I a) feel so strongly with and b) have always felt somehwat isolated in that I believe I am a minority in doing so.
I went from laughing out loud at the Focker comment to nodding vigorously in agreement with your assessment of the imbalance and hypocrisy of news coverage - makes me think of Tina Fey's book in which she states: "I was a cable new star, like a shark or a missing white child!" Hundreds of thousands slaughtered in Darfur, hundreds of thousands on the brink of starvation in East Afrida which barely get a passing nod but a white child goes missing in Canada and the US and it's all the headliens all the time. I mean yes, it's tragic... but there's no sense of proportion.
Then your acknowledgement that it wouldn't matter to you if you died. That is something that people just DON'T GET... I think. People don't realize that the tragedy of death is NOT for the person who died... to them it matters absolutely not (granted this is my opinion as a devout atheist).
Then the stuff about your family. So moving.
Always, ALWAYS appreciate a John Irving reference, especially an Owen Meany one.
- September 15, 2011 at 9:55 AM
- Fast Bastard said...
Thanks for the comments. I do like gloomy nostalgia, no doubt about it.
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I will state a very specific case: genus 5. Though it's particular, it admits a generalization to $M_g$, and I think reflects the nature of a general stratification of $M_g$.
It is known that if you have a genus five curve $C$ we've got the following disjoint familes:
-$C$ is hyperelliptic; meaning degree 2 map $\phi:C\rightarrow\mathbb{P}^1$.
-$C$ has a degree 3 map to $\phi:C\rightarrow\mathbb{P}^1$ (equivalently, it is a plane quintic with a node).
-$C$ has a degree 4 map to $\phi:C\rightarrow\mathbb{P}^1$.
Now, how are these facts related to the degree of the equation whose zero locus is $C$?.
Let me see If I'm reading off accurately the meaning of the situation above. We're saying implicitly that there exists a space where the degree of the equation defining $C$ is 2. There exists another space where the a degree 4 equation defines $C$, so on a so forth. does it sound all right?.


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3,4 am April 12, 2018
very nice little place, lush garden and palm trees, when we where there march 30 real quite, nice pool, breakfast was ok, location to some fine dinning always a factor. We will come again.( area was mostly nice upper homes and easy taxis ))
4,6 am April 08, 2018
we were there for four weeks last year, five this year and are going back for five more next year.
5 am März 11, 2016
Virgilio is an excellent host. He's very helpful and fun to chat with. The back yard/pool area is beautiful and quiet. The breakfasts are excellent. I will definitely stay with Virgilio again.
4,4 am Februar 29, 2016
This is a beautiful property. It is a nice walk from the beach. The neighborhood has pretty homes and several restaurants also within walking distance. I enjoyed my two night stay and hope to return soon.
4,2 am Dezember 11, 2013
Fantastic place for a quiet getaway in PV. Good location with restaurants nearby and walking distance to the beach.
5 am März 12, 2013
When I decided to stay here I never expected the 5 Star accommodations that awaited me. If you're the type of person who needs a Concierge to tell you where to eat or what to do this isn't the place for you. If you want a gracious host who is unobtrusive and who will kindly offer up helpful suggestions... if you stop him and ask... then this is the place. Virgil is simply put, a Master Host, who speaks perfect English and Spanish and made my stay one that I will remember for a long time. He and his team prepare a breakfast that is superb. The rooms are kept clean and orderly and rival any hotel I have ever stayed in. Everyone working for Virgil was friendly, cheerful and the very best at what they do, whether it was the Gardener/Handy Man, or the maids/Kitchen Assistants. The Casa is set in the middle of a lush tropical garden, kept that way by the Gardener and there is a pool to lounge in and even a hot tub like whirlpool. I love the architecture and the 1st class materials that went into the construction of the Casa. Restaurants and an Oxxo Store are within walking distance as is the beautiful Beach. All about 10 minutes away. If you have a rental car there are unlimited places to visit for recreation or dining up and down the coast-line. Walmart is not too far for shopping and if you're lucky you can catch a ride with Virgil when he does his weekly shopping there. Taxis, while a little on the expensive side, could still be used for going to Walmart or for further excursions to Puerto Vallarta. I personally didn't need to go over to that side of Banderas Bay...I've been there many times before. This was my first trip to Nuevo Vallarta and Casa Virgilios, but it won't be my last. God Bless All of You at Casa Virgilios. I miss you already.
5 am Februar 24, 2013
This was our second stay at Casa Virgilios and we were not disappointed. The warmth of Virgilio makes us feel like home. Clean, quiet, comfortable and secure, Casa Virgilios is a good starting point to access the Nuevo Vallarta beach (10minutes walk), a bus station (5 minutes walk) that will take you, for a very small fee, to downtown Puerto Vallarta or villages to the north. Virgilio will surprised you, with his ingeniousity, making a great breakfast from 9:00 to 11:00am. At breakfast you will meet other guess and share experiences, we always make friends during our stay. If you feel like staying on site, enjoy the clean pool and spa, the vegetation and birds, the manicured garden is magical. A special note, filtered water, bacteria free is available. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
4,6 am Februar 11, 2013
A beautiful home shared with travellers to P.V. . Virgilios is a humorous man , has been there and done that..seems to belong , just like a piece of the furniture. He cooks a mean breakfast every morning and you will be anticipating the next days offering. Friendly customers enjoy chatting and cocktails around the pool. Beautiful yards, cool pool, equals an awesome place to stay. Awesome place to stay.
4,4 am Januar 02, 2013
One of our favorite places when in the PV area. Away from all the noise, vendors and tourism. We have already booked for our third and fourth visit with Virgilio, who is a fantastic cook. We love our little home away from home. A hidden treasure, we would prefer to keep for ourselves.
4,8 am November 12, 2012
my husband and I were reconnecting after his extended absence in Canada for surgery. We wanted the perfect place ... a warm gentle peaceful place. We were not sure if Nuevo Vartalla would be the right location but as we both love the beach we thought we would try and find a solution ....... and find it we did!! Casa Virgilios was the perfect setting .. beautiful manicured gardens, warm clean pool, and an attentive but not overbearing host. The breakfasts were huge and delicious and kept us going until dinner time. The location could not have been better ..... a 7 minute walk to the beach, a five minute walk to a group of very fine restaurants at affordable prices, grocery stores close by ... in fact we cant think of one thing to complain about!!! We happened to be visiting this lovely B and B while our hosts daughter and 3 delightful young children were there for a vacation to see their grandfather they were a joy for us as well as for him. We have spent many months in puerto vallarta and nuevo vallarta and always stayed at hotels BUT never again....Casa Virgilios will be our new Vallarta home. see you next year!! daphne and Lynn Nordean
5 am April 24, 2012
All accommodations looks great on pictures but this place is even more beautiful and fresh than pictures can tell. It's a place with personality, heart and soul and I give it my best recomandatins for those of you that prefer these qualities over the huge "doesn't matter where we are we never leave the area, we paid for it" all inclusives. The owner speaks perfect english and he will help you to get to know the area. I really enjoyed my staying! /annalena
4,4 am April 20, 2012
We loved staying at Casa Virgilios--felt like a home. Owner very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed all of the different birds, the pond, nice swimming pool and lovely art throughout the villa. Great location right on the canal, close to lots of restaurants. Felt very safe--easy to walk everywhere.
4,0 am Februar 26, 2012
This is the second time we have stayed at Casa Virgilios. The moment you step through the door you enter a world of peace and go back to Eden. Soaking up the sun in the backyard, taking a walk to the beach, napping in the afternoon and enjoying a fantastic breakfast in the fresh morning air restore the soul.
4,6 am Februar 20, 2012
We honey-mooned at C.V. and had a wonderful time in this rustic and uniquely charming hide-away. The rooms, lay-out, facilities, location all are thoughtfully integrated making for a relaxed, laid-back ambiance and comfort. We enjoyed the greenery surrounding the hot tub, the individual cabanas with their thatched roofs, the funky Mexican tiles in expected and unexpected placed as much as the iguana sleeping in the tree next to us or the egrets and herons skimming the adjacent canal. The breakfast was always ample and various and never without a medley of fruit and freshly pressed juices. Vergilio was a wonderful host who treated us like friends rather than paying guests. I wholly recommend this place not to the many, but to the few who prefer privacy and an intimate, friendly atmosphere to the busyness and anonymous opulence of hotels.
5 am Dezember 01, 2011
Mi familia y yo nos hospedamos en Casa Virgilios un fin de semana y nos la pasamos muy bien, es un lugar muy bonito y natural, las recamaras y las áreas comunes tienen una decoracion muy pintoresca y agradable, ademas de que pueden divertirse chicos y grandes en la alberca o hacer otras actividades como juegos de mesa, pescar, cantar en el karaoke, etc. Definitivamente lo recomendamos! Familia Jáuregui.
5 am November 17, 2011
We love it in this little piece of paradise. Our host Virgilios makes us feel at home. Who knows how long we'll stay this time?
4,8 am August 18, 2011
Totalmente recomendable
5 am Juni 12, 2011
Estuve algunos dias con mi familia y nos la pasamos muy bien, Don Virgilio prepará unos desayunos riquisiiimosss y ni que decir de la piscina esta increible y las habitaciones super equipadas con cocineta, el baño también me encanto es el lugar ideal si deceas tener la privacidad y comodidad de un 5 estrellas pero sin perder ese toque hogareño que encanta. Esta super cerca de la playa de nuevo vallarta una de las mas bonitas que he visitado ya que cuenta con regaderas y vigilancia, todo super bien ademas de que puedes trasladarte a hermosos lugares cercanos como puerto vallarta, bucerias, etc. Sin duda una buena opción.
5 am April 20, 2011
My wife and I were in PV for a vacation trip I won through work and decided to stay an extra night, but couldn't swallow spending the $$$ for the resort for one evening so I found this place on Expedia at the last moment. We arrived late Friday evening and were completely amazed at the sheer beauty that this little gem holds. We were greeted by Gil and his wife, the owners, and shown to our room. While asking Gil about local places for us to get a bite to eat to bring back to the room, he offered to make us some homemade enchiladas. A fantastic touch considering that only breakfast is included in the rate. He is an amazing chef, in addition to being a perfect host. The room was spacious, with a kitchenette and private bathroom, and was extremely comfortable. Upon waking on Saturday morning, we were greeted to a breakfast of fresh fruit, coffee, toast, and fresh juice. We were also offered homemade chilaquiles, one of my favorite breakfasts, which we declined since we were both full from other options. The grounds are extremely clean and breathtakingly beautiful. Gil and his wife were very attentive to our questions and needs throughout our short stay. We will be back to stay here again as soon as we can get back to PV. My only regret is that I hadn't found this place before I booked our airfare for the trip, so we could extend our vacation by a few days here. Muchas Gracias Senor y Senora Virgilios.
4,0 am März 28, 2011
Yo conocí este lugar por medio de una hermana , que se quedo el fin de semana junto con unas amigas , y me invitaron a pasar el Domingo en una barbacoa. El lugar es muy bonito , y la ubicación excelente . pero lo que es sobresaliente es la amabilidad del anfitrión Sr. Virgilio . Los detalles de cada rincon de la Casa son increibles. Lo recomiendo ampliamente , y yo , que vivo en Puerto vallarta , tengo pensado ir pronto un fin de semana a descansar, olvidarme del estres , y a disfrutar de este increible lugar y de la amabilidad de Sr. Virgilio .
5 am März 09, 2011
Mis padres, mi marido y yo disfrutamos de dos noches en Casa Virgilios. A pesar de que no fue mucho tiempo y de que no estuvimos mucho en la casa, el poquito tiempo que estuvimos, fue suficiente para reconocer el valor de la casa y, especialmente, de Virgilio. Las habitaciones y todas las zonas comunes de la casa en excelentes condiciones, con una localización estratégica (a un paseo de la playa, de locales comerciales, a pocos minutos del aeropuerto y del centro de Puervo Vallarta..). Pero sin duda destaca el buenhacer y la amabilidad de Virgilio desde el momento en que te recibe. Por seguro que volveremos. Raquel
5 am März 04, 2011
I recently stayed at casa virgilios for a whole month of Feb.2011,it was a wonderful experience.gil,the owner is one of the nicest people you will ever meet.and when you are away for the day and return,it,s like comeing home.I highly reccomend a stay there,it's walking distance to good restaurants and bus lines and long distance calls are free,a nice plus.I hope I can make it back next year.HOWARD
5 am Februar 25, 2011
Booked this B&B for 3 nights, as it was so close to airport, and we were on our way north. It was so wonderful, we decided to stay another 3 nights, then another, then...well you got it - we spent our whole fabulous 2 weeks enjoying Casa Virgilios warmth, peace and hospitality! We'll be back.
5 am Februar 06, 2011
My wife and I have stayed at many B & B's but Casa Virgilio is in a class of its own. We never felt like a guest -- we felt right at home. The breakfasts were amazing, the room spacious, with our own entrance. We lounged by the pool, rode bikes to the beach, strolled to nearby restaurants and RELAXED. We wish we could keep this gem a secret but we can't. We will be back!
4,8 am Januar 21, 2011
Recently, my husband & I had the privilege to visit Casa Vigilios B & B. Any apprehension about internet booking disappeared when Senor Gil welcomed us into his home. The breathtaking entry is two stories high & painted with wonderful murals that Senor Gil himself designed. We were delighted with the attention to detail that showed in every nook & cranny. The artwork is plentiful, whimsical & imaginative. The extensive tile work is breathtaking. The spacious common areas are beautifully appointed with comfortable seating, big screen TV's & the large, modern kitchen is a delight. The casa offers 12 different rooms, each unique & tastefully decorated. Each comes with kitchenette & bath. Most have private entrances. Our room opened onto the patio by the pool, nestled in a stunning garden. Here, as inside, no detail has been overlooked. The private, secluded garden offers numerous seating areas conducive to both quiet & festive pursuits. The pool is a delight with dolphins & schools of fish painted onto the bottom. Elegant statues grace the poolside, while palm trees, like giant sentries, line the back of the property. The tranquility is broken only by the sounds of a trickling waterfall & birds chirping, as they flit among the flowers. We had the feeling of being transported into a kinder, gentler place & time. However, the piece de resistance is the host himself, Senor Vigilio Gil. This soft spoken, congenial gentleman is the epitome of hospitality. A conversation we had kind of sums it all up. While discussing his web page, I remarked that some of the photos didn't do justice to the property. Virgilio replied: "yes, but I would rather not offer you gold & have you come & think it is only silver & be disappointed. I would rather offer you silver, have you come, & discover the gold". We stayed 5 nights & that, in Casa Virgilios, is far too short. If you are looking for beauty & comfort with proximity to local amenities, treat yourselves to this experience.
5 am Dezember 29, 2010
Over the years, I have written many reviews, but this is one that I do not want to write. However, honesty compels me to post this review. I do not want anybody to know what a great undiscovered gem Casa Virgilios is, but Senor Gil deserves all the accolades I can give him. To help the readers, if you are heading down to PV to spend time closing down the bars (as I have in my younger days) this property is not for you. If you have kids 10 and younger, it is not child friendly. If you want to experience what living in Mexico is like, read on. The grounds are spectacular, with a wide variety of plants surrounding a beautiful pool. There is a nice covered patio, as well as a bar by the pool. If you want to grill out, there is a grill available for use. Senor Gil has refurbished both the house and the grounds and the attention to detail is everywhere.. We were able to sleep with the windows open and each morning the amazing variety of birds singing served as our alarm clock. There is a very nice communal area, seperate bar area and huge kitchen inside. You can have as much privacy as you wish, or meet the other guests and interact at your own pace. It is truly like having your own private hacienda. Casa Virgilios is about experiencing life in Vallarta at a relaxed pace. From the minute you walk through the front door, you feel like you are at home. That feeling will grow each day you are there. Senor Gil is absolutely born to do this. He is the perfect host and can help you with anything you want during your stay. His breakfast each morning was delicious. The staff is extremely attentive and the upkeep reflects this. I cannot think of anything that was not absolutely first class the week we were there. One of the few places I have stayed where we felt like family. I cannot recommend this place highly enough, even though I know it may cost me a spot down the road. Gracias, El Cubano, por todo! Michael & Jackie
4,8 am Dezember 03, 2010
we had never stayed at a b & b before, so not sure what to expect, we pulled up in the cab, and rang the bell we where pleasantly surprised, we where the only ones there but it was great,Virgil was a great host, friendly very accommodating, it was a great stay we would definately recommend to anyone. also a great value, clean and roomy, the grounds also very beautiful.


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No matter what recipe, I can never get my dough to window-pane. Does this mean I am not kneading it long enough or is there another issue?
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Five families in Alice's neighborhood are leaving town for the holidays; which is good news for Alice since each family has hired her to take care of their pet while they're gone. Alice loves animals so she doesn't mind taking care of them and it gives her a little extra spending money for the holidays. As a result, she always has someone's pets to care for when holidays come around. This time, she had five different pets to care for, each at a different home located on a different street. Determine the last name of the families who hired her to take care of their pet, the street each lived on, the type of pet (cat or dog), and the pet's name.
1. The Parker family lived on Maple Street but their pet wasn't named Mike. A cat lived on Forest Street but he wasn't named Spooky.
2. The two dogs were the one who lived on Rutland Street and the one whose name was Terry.
3. The Sanford family didn't have a dog but they lived on Curve Street. The Manning family had a pet named Brandy.
4. The Johnson family had a cat but he wasn't called Mike.
5. The Wood family lived on Forest Street but they didn't have a pet named Spooky.
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MILTON — Preliminary results showed Republican incumbent Ray Burton in the lead for the Executive Council District 1 seat, over his democratic opponent Beth Funicella.
According to preliminary tallies, Burton had 967 votes in Milton compared to Funicella's 853, 382 in Middleton compared to Funicella's 309 and in Wakefield, 1,351 to 827. In New Durham, Burton had 782 votes and Funicella had 544. In Alton, Burton had 2,004 votes, and Funicella had 906.
WMUR results showed Burton retaining 56 percent of the vote compared to Funicella's 39.
The two major party candidates also faced Libertarian candidate Howard Wilson, who took 148 votes in Milton and 135 in Wakefield, for a point of comparison. WMUR reported Wilson had 5 percent of the vote by the end of election night.
Burton, 73, of Bath, is an adjunct professor at Springfield College in Vermont. He previously told Foster's he wishes to be re-elected to ensure more people are involved in state government. He strives to make the state congressional delegation "do more for northern New Hampshire towns, cities and counties." He is also strongly supportive of the hospitality, tourist and outdoor recreation industry.
Funicella, 57, of Jackson, has lived in the area for 17 years and told previously Foster's she wishes to run in the general election to offer voters "an alternative."
Wilson, 65, of Andover, has served on the Andover Budget Committee and worked as a town selectman and town employee. Wilson said he would bring to the position a fresh perspective, working to "cut back the size of state government." He told Foster's he is also running on the Libertarian ticket to bring more awareness to third party candidates.
Burton leads in Executive Council race
MILTON — Preliminary results showed Republican incumbent Ray Burton in the lead for the Executive Council District 1 seat, over his democratic opponent Beth Funicella.


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Suspended debt ceiling 'playing with fire'
Congressman warns economic protests, riots could result
WASHINGTON – A key watchdog in Congress, Rep. Paul Broun, R-Ga., who is leading the charge to audit the Federal Reserve and keeping an eye on U.S. monetary policy, says the nation is "playing with fire" by suspending the debt ceiling.
The U.S. House voted 285-144 to allow more borrowing for four months and to suspend the current $16.4 trillion limit during that time. The cap would be reset at the end of the extension.
Senate leaders said they would schedule a vote right away, and the White House said it would sign the bill, since more borrowing is what the president wanted.
But the measure also takes a swipe at the Senate, which under Democratic leadership has failed to meet the legal requirement and produce a budget since 2009. The new plan would withhold pay for members of Congress if a budget doesn't pass.
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., immediately announced that although it had nothing to do with the new requirement, the Senate would indeed debate a budget soon.
But in an interview with WND, Broun warned the move gives Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the White House "a blank check."
"People are going to be in the streets like Greece," he warned, and the coming "real fiscal cliff" will simply be "economic collapse."
Read Ron Paul's classic work, "End the Fed," available in WND's Superstore.
When the money runs out, he said, the U.S. "will not be able to pay for the essentials, most importantly national defense," as well as Social Security, Defense and medical personnel.
Consequently, he thinks "protesting and riots like in Greece" are a very real possibility in America.
He took specific aim at Obama, saying, "This president's policies are going to make basic goods and services higher in price."
Obama, Broun said, "believes in an all-intrusive and all-controlling federal government."
"He doesn't get it," the congressman said. "He thinks we can spend at an uncontrolled rate, with total abandon to responsibility."
Why is this happening?
"He's a Marxist," Broun said of Obama.
However, he said that's not the only problem.
"We've got a spending addiction that both parties are to blame for," he said.
Both parties are "in denial and they want to keep spending money and add more and more debt to our children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren and they will not be living at the same level as we have."
There are only three big issues Congress must handle in coming weeks, he said, referring to sequestration, or the automatic spending cuts that are pending; the continuing resolution on the fiscal cliff; and the debt ceiling.
But he said, "It is going to be a very big fight in Congress, where Republicans and Democrats alike are going to have to face the reality that we are broke."
Spending cuts are the only solution, Broun insisted.
He said a good way to get things going would be to examine the Federal Reserve.
"We've got to audit it so the American people can see how awful our money is being managed," he said.
Ultimately, he said the private group should be eliminated so that Congress regains control of the nation's money.
"We've got to pull back the constitutional authority to control our money supply," he said.
He is continuing former Texas Rep. Ron Paul's legacy of seeking an audit of the Federal Reserve by introducing H.R. 24, the "Federal Reserve Transparency Act."
Broun earlier told WND he's an "original intent constitutionalist."
"We should audit the Fed. Hopefully we get rid of the Fed, and I introduced a bill to do that also."
Broun said he's astonished the public knows virtually nothing about an institution with so much power over the economy.
"Congress has basically abdicated its duty to control money and the monetary supply and control of our money supply as a nation over to this semi-governmental agency that's not really governmental," he said. "In reality, we have had no auditing. We have absolutely no idea what they're doing over there.
The GOP-led House easily approved the bill to audit the Fed in the previous Congress, but Broun lamented that it died on the other side of Capitol Hill.
"The problem is Mr. Obstructionist, Harry Reid, threw it in the trash can over on the Senate side," he said. "So hopefully we can get the Senate moving on it by getting the American people demanding that we audit the Fed."


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Uniqlo not as different as its workers thought it would be
The highest ranking Japanese person on Forbes' most recent Billionaires List is Tadashi Yanai, the president of Fast Retailing Co., which operates the huge discount clothing chain Uniqlo. Yanai placed 66th on the list with $13.3 billion. His inclusion in the world's most prestigious business magazine's prestigious list is appropriate in that Fast Retailing has promoted an image of being more internationally oriented than other major Japanese companies, with its insistence that management be fluent or at least conversant in English and employment policies that have resulted in one of the highest percentages of female management of any company in Japan. When recruiting new talent, Fast Retailing pushes its global outlook and hints that ambitious new employees could see themselves transferred to Paris after only 18 months on the job. Consequently, the company has became a top draw for university graduates, who see it as a forward-looking company that rejects the insularity Japanese firms are known for.
Coincidentally, the weekly economics magazine Toyo Keizai recently ran a cover feature critical of Fast Retailing titled "Hihei suru shokuba" ("The worn-out workplace"). The article describes the company as a different sort of employer than its image would have you believe, dwelling on labor practices that follow all the worst stereotypes of Japanese corporations. Apparently, this isn't news. Fast Retailing is suing Bungei Shunju for publishing an unflattering book about the "Uniqlo Empire," asking for ¥200 million in damages and halting sales of all remaining copies. Toyo Keizai seems to have gotten Uniqlo's cooperation up to a point. In addition to talking to a number of former and current employees (anonymously, of course), they interviewed executives who gave them some startling statistics, such as the turnover rate. In 2007, 37.9 percent of all new regular employees quit the company within three years. This portion rose to 53 percent by 2009. Moreover, 43 percent of employees who take sick leave cite mental stress as the reason. It's common for new grads to become disillusioned with company life, but that's pretty high for a company with Uniqlo's appeal.
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Fox's Anti-Obama Attack Ad Is Nearly $100,000 In Free Advertising For GOP
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The four minute anti-Obama attack ad aired by Fox News this morning was the equivalent of $96,000 of free advertising for the Republican Party. Sources confirm to Media Matters that at the current rate of $6,000 for a 30-second ad on Fox and Friends, the cost of airing two four-minute attack ads would cost an outside group $96,000*. Fox News aired their ad at 6:45 a.m. and 8:07 a.m. during that program.
Fox is also promoting the ad at the top of their Fox Nation website as "Must-See Fox Video."
The ad has received widespread criticism. Released the day after Mitt Romney clinched the Republican presidential nomination, the ad resurrects several false and misleading economic attacks on Obama and may also violate News Corp.'s own internal ethics policy.
Conservative blogger Ed Morrisey of HotAir.com wrote, "If anyone wanted to look for evidence that the overall Fox News organization intends to campaign against Obama rather than cover the campaign, this video would be difficult to refute as evidence for that claim."
Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik described the ad as "shamelessly political" and said, "Any news organization that puts up this kind of video is rotten to the core."
Dylan Byers of Politico added, "For all its blatantly conservative programming, Fox News does a pretty incredible job of swearing up and down that it's non-partisan. But it's kind of impossible to see how you walk this one back."
Mediaite's Noah Rothman noted that the ad "bore striking resemblance to a Republican party web ad."
In 2010, Fox gave potential Republican presidential candidates the equivalent of $54.7 million in free advertising while they appeared as hosts or contributors employed by the network for more than 85 hours.
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DelPen wrote:offsides wrote:pens2005 wrote:Lol Roethlisberger is brutal tonight.
Yes he is, but he isn't the only one. This has been a team effort.
Take off his two pathetic turnovers for TD's and we are down by what, 4?
Agree, but the defense should be able to at least slow Chicago down and the OL should be able to do something. Like I said, a lot of blame to go around with this team.


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