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The time and cost associated with inking a tattoo on your body are fairly small in contrast to the time it will take to get rid of that tattoo at a future date. It might be smart to think about these truths prior to visiting your regional tattoo artist with style and money in hand.
Tattoo Removal Techniques
The very first technique includes getting rid of a piece of skin from a less-noticeable part of your body, and implanting it on top of the tattoo. Another popular technique is to just go to a tattoo artist and have another style tattooed on top of the undesirable one.
Even when this technique is carried out by a certified doctor, you will likely choose that the resulting scar is even worse than the initial tattoo. The factor for the scarring is that eliminating a tattoo by this approach implies going through the tattoo and the underlying skin. Of all tattoo removal techniques presently in practice, dermabrasion is the technique which will leave the most obvious scarring.
Excision (cutting out the tattoo) hardly ever provides an acceptable option, either. As its name suggests, the excision technique of tattoo removal includes having the tattoo surgically eliminated of the skin, and the surrounding skin then stitched back together. The scar might not be as obvious as one from the dermabrasion approach, however the rather gruesome excision treatment itself more than comprises the distinction in regards to a treatment which you will most likely not like going through.
A range of creams are offered for tattoo removal. Whatever brand-new mixture is offered under the guise of being a sure technique of getting rid of a tattoo, a prospective client ought to keep in mind that given that the tattoo is not merely on the top of the skin however deep into its layers, over the counter creams offered for this function will not really do that much to remove the tattoo.
Presently, the usage of lasers is one of the most typical and effective methods of tattoo removal. Some people say that the laser removal approach can be rather unpleasant, but its merely just a sting, and in hindsight, much less pain than it was to get the tattoo in the first place.
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Telltale Games this week said The Walking Dead: Episode 1 – A New Day has sold one million units across all platforms in the first two weeks of availability.
The interactive adventure title, which began sale in late Apr., was released to the Playstation Network, Xbox Live, PC and Mac.
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HELSINKI -- New York Islanders forward Kyle Okposo scored twice to help the United States beat France 7-2 on Friday in the first game of the world hockey championships.
Jack Johnson of the Columbus Blue Jackets, Bobby Ryan of the Anaheim Ducks, Max Pacioretty of the Montreal Canadiens, Jim Slater of the Winnipeg Jets and Jeff Petry of the Edmonton Oilers also scored for the Americans in the Group A game. Pierre-Edouard Bellemare and Nicolas Besch scored for France.
The U.S. capitalized on power-play chances in the second period and scored three unanswered goals in the third, scored by Slater, Petry and Okposo.
Besch opened the scoring in the first period, but Okposo tied the game four minutes later.
The United States will face Canada on Saturday.
The Canadians opened with a 3-2 victory over Slovakia. Jamie Benn of the Dallas Stars, Jordan Eberle of the Oilers and Andrew Ladd of the Jets scored for Canada, and Tomas Tatar and Milan Bartovic had goals for Slovakia.
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Apocalypse Max: Written iPhone App Review
Like the idea of combat with zombies in a end of the word era, and you being the ultimate victor? Then the Apocalypse Max app from developer Wandake Game Studio is the just the game app for you! It is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.
When you first load the app and are prompted with the main menu screen, you will notice that the various menu options will be scattered about the screen to blend in with the game background theme. You can play the actual game, view the various levels, check out the app store, browse the leader boards through Game Center, adjust the app settings, access more games from the developer, and connect via social networking.
The basic premise of the game is that you take on the role of a marine named Apocalypse Max whose mission is to eliminate zombies and remain alive. The first level will serve as a tutorial level and will show you the basic movements and fighting functions you can engage in. A health indicator, grenade & ammo count will also appear for you to stay on track. As you move along, visual display instructions will appear to show what action you can do.
There are over twenty levels and nine different regions to conquer and explore. There are also over twenty different types of weapons you can fiddle around with and various fighting styles such as slicing, shooting, and detonating, to kill the sixteen different enemy zombies with.
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The overall graphics and images of Apocalypse Max are pretty stellar. Animation is also spot on. The images aren't too violent for younger users, and the concept that you are fighting the bad guys projects a positive theme. Character movement can get a bit lagging at times, but not enough to be a real major issue. Once you get the hang of the action functions and fighting techniques, app navigation should be a cinch. Background music and sound effects add to the entertaining gaming experience.
At the time the app was reviewed, pricing was not set in stone yet. However, given the pretty decent graphics and entertaining game play, even if the app was not offered for free, it would still be worth getting. It is an app that would appeal to younger and older users alike, and people of backgrounds as well. It is a great, fun app that would definitely help keep you preoccupied for hours on end.
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The gorgeous colours of Indian Summer are a crucial part of Uwe Rosenberg's new game
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A terrific development game with an interesting twist from Czech designer Vladimir Suchy. As well as developing their country, players have to deal with the pollution and garbage this creates. Recycling plants are a must to balance their growing industrial complex.
Each turn involves several different types of auctions, giving players lots to weigh up and several decisions to make. I give it 9/10 after my first playread my full reaction in my report from the 2011 Gathering of Friends (PDF document, 2.5 Mb).
For 3-5 players, aged 13+, playing time 120 minutes: £40.00 (£33.33 tax-free outside the EU)
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It is necessary to write, if the days are not to slip emptily by. How else, indeed, to clap the net over the butterfly of the moment? For the moment passes, it is forgotten; the mood is gone; life itself is gone. That is where the writer scores over his fellows: he catches the changes of his mind on the hop.
I suppose the pleasure of the country life lies really in the eternally renewed evidences of the determination to live. That is a truism when said, but anything but a truism when daily observed. Nothing shows up the difference between the thing said or read, so much as the daily experience of it.
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Don't use your middle initial
In my years as a career services professional, I have found that approximately 90% of my clients are hell-bent on having their name appear on their resumes as follows:
"George M. Smith" or "Susan W. Dingle"
It ends up on the resume only about 5% of the time. I will, naturally, put any truthful bit of data on the resume as my clients dictate (after all, they are paying me). But first they get my professional opinion, so we go through the following discussion on names.
"So, why do you want your middle initial on the resume?" asks the tough-love career cheerleader.
"Because it's how I sign my checks." "That's the way everyone lists their names on resumes." "Isn't that more formal / professional / impressive?" are the usual responses.
Keep it casual and memorable.
First off, a resume is a marketing piece, not a legal document. It should not be confused with any legal document, like a check, job application, last-will-and-testament, to which one would normally sign one's name.
Besides, being formal or doing what everyone else does isn't necessarily the best way to market one's self as a unique individual. The idea here is to get some name recognition going. Adding a middle initial just adds another bit of data to obscure your name. Let's put it another way… would your boss or co-workers know you by your middle initial? They usually call you by an informal first name and your surname, right? The people reviewing your resume should be looking at a name that sounds approachable and similar to other names of co-workers. "Bob Greene" is much just easier to recall and more approachable than "Robert F. Greene."
Is your given name just a bit too common? The John Smiths of the world, all 897,324 of them, might want to add the entire second name to the header for a little pizzazz. Better to add the second name, though, than just the initial, in my opinion. Or go back to first and second initials.
Skip the "Junior" and the "III", "IV", and "V", though. Most recruiters are too overworked to be interested in whether there were two, three, or fifty Vincent Aaron Van Aardvarks in the family tree before you.
Beating discrimination in the first cut
If you're a female heading into a male-dominated arena, you might consider using the initials of your first and middle names. That way, a Sally Jo Brown can become S.J. Brown, who might get called before the other similarly qualified Sallies. Other times, you may want to alleviate the discomfort that a potential recruiter may feel when contacting one with a sexually ambiguous name like Pat, Chris, or even Tracy, by using the full given name.
Unfortunately, racial discrimination is still a common phenomenon among hiring professionals. Our names can sometimes reveal or imply revelation of our nationalities. It's perfectly okay to shorten a foreign-sounding name to initials, or even to add a nickname in quotes. However, one's name IS, after, all, one's name. If you are proud of your name and heritage, by all means use it. Perhaps that way you'll find your place in equality-oriented companies with people who tolerate or even embrace diversity.
Age discrimination may also play a role. If you have an old-fashioned sounding name, or present your full formal name, you may be perceived as being older than the "ideal" candidate in some companies, whether you are or not. If you think it is an issue, use initials, informal variants, or nicknames.
You see, those of us who make a profession in career marketing can go on and on over the most minute of details. More harangues on said small stuff to come, stay tuned!


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Anshul Sushil, Co-founder at BoringBrands and The Moody Nation talks about an interesting take on half success.
Chances are you know what success is. But what is half success?
KV Sridhar had an interesting take on the term when he mentioned this to Aakriti (Co-founder of BoringBrands) and me when we met him in December. To one of our questions, he said,
"Entrepreneurs have this uncanny habit of lauding themselves at successes — sometimes these successes are nothing but half-success. It should be kept in mind if you want to play a BIG game."
His thought made lot of sense and it keeps coming back to me, especially when we are on a big project or after it. I keep asking myself, "was it a success or a half success?"
I keep pondering on these lines –
1. Was this a new thing? Or was it done before by someone? I believe, entrepreneurs are creative people as they are out there, hustling, to solve problems that exist but are unsolved.
2. After 1 year, will I be still proud of it? One year of scaling (startup) experience is almost equal to 3 years of a scaled setup.
3. Lastly, would I want to do it again? Did I make profits? Did this make business sense for BoringBrands or will this lead to profits for the company?
Only when I am able to answer yes to all the three questions, I believe I was successful in a project or in the activity. Otherwise, just keep your head down and continue working.
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My research area is several complex variables and complex geometry. The fundamental objects of complex analysis are complex manifolds, holomorphic functions on them, and holomorphic maps between them. Holomorphic functions can be defined in three equivalent ways as complex-differentiable functions, as convergent power series, and as solutions of the homogeneous Cauchy-Riemann equations. Thus, the very nature of differentiability over the complex numbers gives complex analysis its distinctive character and is the ultimate reason why it is linked to so many areas of mathematics.
More specifically I am interested in polynomial and rational convexity of real submanifolds in complex spaces, geometric properties of holomorphic mappings and functions, holomorphic foliations on Levi-flat hypersurfaces, and other related problems.
Submitted or Preprints
- [ArXiv] S. Pinchuk, R. Shafikov, and A. Sukhov. Segre envelopes of singular Levi-flat sets
- [ArXiv] S. Pinchuk, R. Shafikov, and A. Sukhov. Dicritical singularities and laminar currents on Levi-flat hypersurfaces. Submitted.
- [ArXiv] P. Gupta and R. Shafikov. Rational and Polynomial Density on Compact Real Manifolds. Submitted.
- [ArXiv] R. Shafikov, A. Sukhov. Discs in hulls of real immersions to Stein manifolds.
- [ArXiv] R. Shafikov, A. Sukhov. Approximation on real surfaces and rational convexity of Lagrangian inclusions. Submitted
Published or Accepted
- [ArXiv] D. Chakrabarti and R. Shafikov. Distributional boundary values of holomorphic functions on product domains To appear in Math. Z.
- [ArXiv] O. Mitrea and R. Shafikov. Open Whitney umbrellas are locally polynomially convex To appear in Proc. of AMS.
- [ArXiv] D. Chakrabarti and R. Shafikov. Distributional Boundary Values: Some New Perspectives. To appear in Contemporary Mathematics.
- [ArXiv] R. Shafikov, A. Sukhov. Lagrangian inclusion with an open Whitney umbrella is rationally convex. To appear in Contemporary Mathematics.
- [PDF] R. Shafikov and A. Sukhov. Germs of singular Levi-flat hypersurfaces and holomorphic foliations. Comment. Math. Helv. 90 (2015), no. 2, 479 - 502.
- [ArXiv] I. Kossovskiy and R. Shafikov. Divergent CR-Equivalences and Meromorphic Differential Equations. To appear in J. of European Math. Soc. (JEMS).
- [PDF] I. Kossovskiy and R. Shafikov. Analytic Differential Equations and Spherical Real Hypersurfaces J. Differential Geom. 102 (2016), no. 1, 67–126.
- [PDF] S. Pinchuk and R. Shafikov. Critical sets of proper holomorphic mappings. Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 143 (2015), no. 10, 4335–4345.
- [PDF] R. Shafikov and A. Sukhov. Polynomially convex hulls of singular real manifolds. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 368 (2016), no. 4, 2469–2496.
- [PDF] I. Kossovskiy and R. Shafikov. Analytic Continuation of Holomorphic Mappings From Non-minimal Hypersurfaces. Indiana Univ. Math. J. 62 (2013), no. 6, 1891–1916
- [PDF] R. Shafikov and A. Sukhov. Local Polynomial Convexity of the Unfolded Whitney Umbrella in $\mathbb C^2$. Int. Math. Res. Not. IMRN 2013, no. 22, 5148–5195.
- [PDF] Adamus, J., Randriambololona, S., Shafikov, R. Tameness of complex dimension in real analytic sets. Canadian J. Math., 65 (2013), no. 4, 721–739.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Verma, K. Holomorphic mappings between domains in $\mathbb C^2$. Canad. J. Math. 64(2), 2012, pp. 429--454.
- [PDF] Adamus, J., Shafikov, R. On the holomorphic closure dimension of real analytic sets. Trans. Amer. Math. Soc. 363 (2011), no 11, 5761-5772.
- [PDF] Chakrabarti, D., Shafikov, R. CR functions on Subanalytic Hypersurfaces. Indiana Univ. Math. J. 59 No. 2 (2010), 459–494
- [PDF] Lárusson F., Shafikov, R. Schlicht envelopes of holomorphy and foliations by lines. J. Geom. Anal. 19 (2009), no. 2, 373--389.
- [PDF] Chakrabarti, D., Shafikov, R. Holomorphic Extension of CR Functions from Quadratic Cones. Math. Ann. 341 (2008), 543-573.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Verma, K. Extension of holomorphic maps between real hypersurfaces of different dimension. Annales de l'institut Fourier, 57 no. 6 (2007), p. 2063-2080
- [PDF] Nemirovki, S., Shafikov, R. Conjectures of Cheng and Ramadanov. Russian Math. Surveys, 61 (4) (2006), 780-782.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R. Real Analytic Sets in Complex Spaces and CR Maps. Math. Z. 256 (2007), no. 4, 757--767.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Verma, K. Boundary regularity of correspondences in $\mathbb C^n$. IAS. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. (Math. Sci.) Vol. 116, No. 1, 2006, pp. 1-12.
- [PDF] Nemirovski, S., Shafikov, R. Uniformization of strictly pseudoconvex domains, II. Izvestiya: Mathematics 69:6 (2005) p. 1203-1210.
- [PDF] Nemirovski, S., Shafikov, R. Uniformization of strictly pseudoconvex domains, I. Izvestiya: Mathematics 69:6 (2005) p. 1189-1202.
- [PDF] Hill, C. Denson, Shafikov, R. Holomorphic correspondences between CR manifolds Indiana Univ. Math. J. 54 No. 2 (2005), 417-442.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Wolf, C. Stable sets, hyperbolicity and dimension Discrete Contin. Dynam. Systems. 12 no 3 (2005), 403-412.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Verma, K. A Local Extension Theorem for Proper Holomorphic Mappings in $\mathbb C^2$. J. Geom. Anal. 13 (2003), no. 4, 697 - 714.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R. Analytic Continuation of Holomorphic Correspondences and Equivalence of Domains in $\mathbb C^n$. Invent. Math. 152 (2003), 665 - 682.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R., Wolf, C. Filtrations, hyperbolicity and dimension for polynomial automorphisms of $\mathbb C^n$. Michigan Math. J. 51 (2003), no. 3, 631--649.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R. On Boundary Regularity of Proper Holomorphic Mappings. Math. Z. 242 (2002), 517-528.
- [PDF] Shafikov, R. Analytic Continuation of Germs of Holomorphic Mappings Between Real Hypersurfaces in $\mathbb C^n$. Mich. Math. J. 47 (2000), 133-149.


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With the snow on the East Coast this weekend which thankfully was a non-event in Philly for a change (although I did stock up on essentials – not milk, eggs, bread but wine, chocolate and potato chips to reward me for any shoveling I may need to do) it reminded me of a snow storm a few years back (snowmageddon, snowpocalypse or some other name that the 24 hr news cycle assigned) when I was scheduled to fly back from Paris. I had been in London on business and decided to visit a childhood friend who had relocated in Paris a few months prior with her family. It was December and both cities were lit up for the Christmas holiday. I would travel to Paris on the train – my first time doing this through the chunnel.
Waiting for the train at the station with the hoards of strollers and families going to Euro Disney wasn't exactly the image of train travel to Paris that I had imagined but that aside, it was a lovely ride from London past the open green landscapes that I rarely associate with London. Arriving in Paris, the city was cold and grey – not surprising for December. What was surprising was the snow that I woke up to the next day and the reports of a train stuck in the chunnel. Snow in Paris? The chunnel that I went through yesterday? I didn't pack or plan for snow on this trip as evidenced by my clogs and missing snow gear. When i saw the snow outside of the hotel window, it was beautiful and coated the Paris buildings and landmarks in such a perfect photo memory.
After adjusting my mindset to dealing with snow in Paris, i checked my phone and had received a number of texts and emails from family, friends and colleagues alerting me to the chunnel incident to see if i was stuck (thankfully i was warm in the Westin Paris on an award stay) and to let me know that the east coast was expecting to get "a lot of snow" the day i was flying home. The word "a lot of snow" was a bit unsettling when I was so far from home, checking online the forecasts predicted at least two feet (24″ or more) of snow – quite a lot. I immediately emailed our corporate travel agent to change to an earlier flight from Paris (scheduled to connect in Heathrow) so I could be stranded in London Heathrow with more time to deal with the impending cancellation. I spent the rest of the day exploring Paris in the snow and visiting the Louvre.
When I arrived at Heathrow the next day, I needed to go through security again despite clearing in Paris, I almost started an international incident (ok, this is overly dramatic) but the security people confiscated my contact lens solution. The bottle with the picture of a plane and the words "TSA approved", the same bottle that cleared Paris and had cleared Heathrow at least three times earlier in the year. It was slightly over 100ml. So i got a bit upset & loud knowing that I would be stuck in a hotel overnight and was taken aside to meet the supervisor. Despite my pleas of needing my solution and how ridiculous they are (note to self do not tell airport security that they are contradictory with stupid rules they don't enforce), I realized that a warm bed was a more preferred place than a cold room of security inquiries and probable fines (I imagined this, not really sure what they do if you freak out over confiscated liquids). Looking at the number of confiscated contact lens solution in the bin -there must be an arrangement with Boots as I went there to replace the solution at a ridiculous price.
When I checked into the lounge, I had a light snack and started stocking up on water for my bag knowing that once the flight was canceled I would need to line up to rebook, retrieve luggage, etc. I then called the Sofitel Heathrow hotel attached to Terminal 5 (deciding my Amex card and I will worry about costs later), to reserve a room and said I hope to be there soon (it would be nearly three hours later!).
This is where being prepared is helpful and also knowing your rights as a traveler – the European Union (EU) and the US are a bit different. I had a business class ticket which was booked directly with British Airways (BA) via my corporate travel agent – this gave me priority and made it easier to change. Had i been on a leisure coach ticket, reward ticket or book through an online agency, it may have been a lot trickier to change. You need to understand not only your rights as a traveler but all of your booking/re-booking/change options. How do you contact your travel agent after hours? What if you don't have an Internet connection or international phone access? Do you need to call a US number or is there a toll free option or can you wait in line?
I was entitled to a hotel room and a food voucher, neither of which was initially offered to me (make sure you know your rights in the EU). When I did inquire, the hotel was off site requiring a shuttle that may or may not get me back to the airport the next day given the UK snow so I declined the room but accepted the food voucher. As it was Christmas time, the flights were full and finding an empty seat home would be challenging for most of us. I was extremely lucky to be stranded overnight, others weren't going home for days.
So nearly three hours after BA finally canceled the flight I made my way to the Sofitel. An inviting bed (their So bed) was easy to fall into after the stress of the past few hours, the welcome bottle of water and chocolate was heaven and after dinner, i enjoyed one of my favorite holiday movies, Love Actually. It was an enjoyable way to be stranded and relax before going home as I knew what was ahead of me – shoveling all of that snow!
Preparing to be stranded somewhere is something to think about when I plan my travel (I really didn't worry before this incident). Having options and apps available should something happen along the way provides a bit of comfort. Looking at alternative flights with TripIt Pro (I like that it shows available seats in each class) and using Hotel Tonight to find a hotel room (rooms are made available at noon each day) gives me a backup plan which alleviates some of the travel stress of delays, cancellations, etc. Having my essentials is another way to add a level of comfort during travel (Ipod touch, chargers, multi-country adapter from Swiss products , a book and some food in my bag).
Snow is pretty when you can view it from your warm house, it's fun to build snowmen or throw snowballs with the kids and makes for lovely photos but it wrecks havoc on travel plans. How prepared are you when you travel for weather disruptions – be it snow, tornado (Chicago in October), hurricane, etc.? What essentials make your travels less stressful?


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Christillow was a group that existed in the days of big hair– the 80's.
It wasn't until the band was rediscovered by Jeremy Golden and Gary Shafer from HHR Records through a 25 year old tape (original cassette) bought at a yard sale in Philadelphia, that they would return.
One month later a record deal was signed and in Nov 2016 their album was released world wide.
We were joined by two members of the band today who told us more about their story as well as performed a song live in the studio!
Check out the video above to hear their story or below for their live performance.


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Though it has been nearly three years since I left Ukraine, it has never left me. It is a country that is deep in my heart. I fell in love with this beautiful country, its beautiful people, the food, the richness of its culture and history. That country changed me. Just as Cava is now a part of our family, so, too, is the country he comes from.
Not a day passes that I don't pray for this country and its people. I pray for peace. I pray that they can remain a free and independent Ukraine. I pray that churches around the world pray for them. I pray that other countries come to Ukraine's aid and stand with her against any and all who would attempt to prevail against her and take her freedom. I pray for those who have lost family members in their fight against Russia. I pray that its leaders are men and women of strong character. I pray that God gives them wisdom to lead. I pray for unity and protection. I pray for those who would go to Ukraine to give them aid. I pray for all of the refugees. I pray for the orphans in the eastern regions who are affected by this.
Please join me in praying for them.
While much of the media has forgotten this country, our family has not. We love and pray for a country that we, one day, would like to go back and visit so that we can show our son just how gorgeous Ukraine really is. We want him to be proud to say that he is Ukrainian and be able to embrace that part of himself.


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I am running postfix on RH machine. decided to upgrade one of my machines from 7.1 to 7.2 - performance drop of 75
percent !!!!!
moved back to ext2(remount partition as ext2) - performance is back.
on the 7.1 upgraded to ext3 (only the disks), rebooted - performance
drop of 70 percent...
used a 2.4.17 kernel compiled by myself - a little faster then the
last RH kernel, but still runs at third of the best speed !!!
mountext all partitions as ext3 except /var (postfix queue is there) - performance is good.
any comments, suggestions ? i don't thiink it's an acceptable compromise to loose 75% performance to gain better recoverablility, considering the stability of linux.


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The Conte
di Savoia came into existence in parallel with the Rex,
serving the express route between Genoa and New York
between 1932 and 1940. Both ships were brought
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companies and the only similarities between them were
their dimensions, speed and hotel arrangements.
The Conte
di Savoia and the Rex were conceived to compete with
each other. The Conte di Savoia has many points of
resemblance to the Rex, but she is not identical in
design. If the Rex, with her old-fashioned and
neoclassic décor, could be defined as the last of the
floating palaces, the Conte di Savoia represented an
authentic revolution among ocean liners with her lounges
in a genuinely modern style.
designed speed is the same as that of the Rex. In
May 1933 she secured the westbound record with 27.53
knots from Gibraltar to the Ambrose Light, New York.
She held this record until August 1934, when it was
taken from her by the Rex. She has a raking bow,
but a cruiser instead of a counter stern.
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The stabilizer in the Conte di Savoia consists of three
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Ruaridh Macdonald tells ITCM of the success of the Macdonald group's iconic propertiesThe recession is amazingly patchy. Generally the reports in the MICE sector are of a lower level of business, with slightly fewer events but many fewer delegates. However, ITCM found many bright spots during a series of interviews at International Confex 2012. Malta and Turkey were destinations that had enjoyed a successful 2011. Nexus reported increased sales worldwide of conference bags. Scotland had benefited from a higher level of investment.
Ruaridh Macdonald, Sales and Marketing Director of Macdonald Hotels & Resorts, had several success stories to report from his own group of 48 hotels. 'The Compleat Angler', he told Sydney Paulden, 'is having its best ever year in 2011/12.' It appears that people who are used to enjoying the best quality in facilities and service sill have the money to spend on it. The Compleat Angler, an iconic property on the Thames at Marlow, historic and with a romantic setting alongside a fast-flowing weir and with four AA red stars and two rosettes, has been busy with upmarket incentives and meetings.
'The same has been true of the Macdonald Randolph Hotel, our iconic 5-star property in Oxford', he adds. 'That is a city centre hotel and I am delighted to say it has had a bumper year. They are both very different hotels, but I think it is their top quality status that has maintained a high level of business. The Macdonald Bath Spa Hotel is of the same breed of properties that is always in demand at the top of the market'.
Macdonald as a group is currently expanding through management contracts. They have recently taken on the Haycock Hotel in Peterborough and The Donnington Grove in Newbury, which they headline as Macdonald Associate Hotels.
The Haycock is a 3-star property, but possibly the finest in the town. It is a 16thC coaching inn on the banks of the River Nene, boasting an award-winning restaurant. The Donnington Grove is an 18thC, 32-guestroom country club.
Smaller properties are finding the going more difficult in the current economic climate and gain strength from nestling under the wing of a larger group.


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Matlock suffered a pointless and scoreless Easter following a lacklustre showing in Easter Monday's derby at the Silverlands.
It was fitting that it took a sloppy goal to settle a scrappy affair, netted by bucks defender Marc Roberts who turned out to be the game's most potent attacking weapon.
Roberts took full advantage of a misjudgement from Town goalkeeper Jon Kennedy to outjump him from a 19th minute free kick and loop in his header.
Worrying for the visitors was they never looked like saving themselves. Despite some good possession in midfield they lacked penetration in the final third and more disappointingly the desire to pick up the pieces in 50/50 duels, most of which went the Bucks way.
Matlock boss Mark Atkins made two changes from the line up beaten at AFC Fylde. Skipper James Lukic returned but at the expense of key defender Adam Yates who had suffered a recurrence of his hip injury at the weekend. Joe Leesley also came in to add strength to the attack in place of Lavelle White.
In ice cold conditions with snow heaped at the side of the pitch, the game got off to a shapeless start, although it was that man Roberts who came close to giving Buxton a 5th minute lead. But the hard working Martin Foster was ideally placed to hack clear Roberts' power packed header as he connected with a corner from the left.
But Roberts was celebrating fourteen minutes later and was soon in the thick of the action again when Micky Harcourt cleared another header off the line.
Matlock looked the better passing side but with Buxton closing them down quickly, all too many moves came to an abrupt end in and around the home penalty box.
Ben Algar found room on the left only to overhit his centre before on 32 minutes, Harcourt met a free kick from the right but his header dropped harmlessly over the bar.
That first free kick had seen Steven Istead booked for fouling Foster and soon afterwards Ashley Palmer joined him for pulling back an unusually quiet Massiah McDonald. Lee Featherstone finished the bookings tally after the break for pulling back Neil Stevens.
From Palmer's misdemeanour, Leesley wasted the free kick which fell to James Ashmore whose shot was charged down.
McDonald also saw a shot on the run blocked to end a disjointed opening half and sadly there was little improvement after the interval.
Kennedy held a Grant Black free kick as Buxton went in search of a second goal. Roberts again headed goalwards but too high.
The Bucks brought on record scorer Mark Reed as part of a double substitution which saw former Gladiator Lee Morris withdrawn and within a minute he nearly struck gold but Laurence Gaughan managed to deflect Reed's shot wide. Harcourt cleared another Roberts header and in a swift breakaway, Istead ran clear to come face to face with Kennedy only to balloon his shot high over the bar.
Matlock were outmuscled by a resolute Bucks defence and could not offer anything in reply as they slid to defeat.
True, it was a bad mistake by Kennedy for the winner but the Gladiators needed to show more resolve and ingenuity to force their way back into the match. On the day it was sadly missing.
BUXTON: Deakin, Black, Green, Istead, Palmer, Roberts, Stevens, Towey (Reed 66), Morris (Lugsden 66), Maxfield, Duncum (Thornhill 74). Other subs: Haggerty, Muller.
MATLOCK: Kennedy, Harcourt, Featherstone, Foster, Gaughan, Lukic, Algar, Ashmore, McDonald, Davies (White 63), Leesley (Gouveia 74). Other subs: Dennis, Travis, Buxton.
REFEREE: D Plowright (Clipstone).
STAR GLADIATOR: Martin Foster.


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1. After this I saw another dream, and explained it all to thee, my son. Enoch arose and said to his son Mathusala, To thee, my son, will I speak. Hear my word; and incline thine ear to the visionary dream of thy father. Before I married thy mother Edna, I saw a vision on my bed;
2. And behold, a cow sprung forth from the earth;
3. And this cow was white.
4. Afterwards a female heifer sprung forth; and with it another heifer: one of them was black, and one was red.
5. The black heifer then struck the red one, and pursued it over the earth.
6. From that period I could see nothing more of the red heifer; but the black one increased in bulk, and a female heifer came with him.
7. After this I saw that many cows proceeded forth, resembling him, and following after him.
8. The first female young one also went out in the presence of the first cow; and sought the red heifer; but found him not.
9. And she lamented with a great lamentation, while she was seeking him.
10. Then I looked until that first cow came to her, from which time she became silent, and ceased to lament.
11. Afterwards she calved another white cow.
12. And again calved many cows and black heifers.
13. In my sleep also I perceived a white bull, which in like manner grew, and became a large white bull.
14. After him many white cows came forth, resembling him.
15. And they began to calve many other white cows, which resembled them and followed each other.


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The Iliad of Homer
Page: 120Nestor alone, amidst the storm remain'd.
Unwilling he remain'd, for Paris' dart
Had pierced his courser in a mortal part;
Fix'd in the forehead, where the springing man
Curl'd o'er the brow, it stung him to the brain;
Mad with his anguish, he begins to rear,
Paw with his hoofs aloft, and lash the air.
Scarce had his falchion cut the reins, and freed
The encumber'd chariot from the dying steed,
When dreadful Hector, thundering through the war,
Pour'd to the tumult on his whirling car.
That day had stretch'd beneath his matchless hand
The hoary monarch of the Pylian band,
But Diomed beheld; from forth the crowd
He rush'd, and on Ulysses call'd aloud:
"Whither, oh whither does Ulysses run?
Oh, flight unworthy great Laertes' son!
Mix'd with the vulgar shall thy fate be found,
Pierced in the back, a vile, dishonest wound?
Oh turn and save from Hector's direful rage
The glory of the Greeks, the Pylian sage."
His fruitless words are lost unheard in air,
Ulysses seeks the ships, and shelters there.
But bold Tydides to the rescue goes,
A single warrior midst a host of foes;
Before the coursers with a sudden spring
He leap'd, and anxious thus bespoke the king:
"Great perils, father! wait the unequal fight;
These younger champions will oppress thy might.
Thy veins no more with ancient vigour glow,
Weak is thy servant, and thy coursers slow.
Then haste, ascend my seat, and from the car
Observe the steeds of Tros, renown'd in war.[pg 145]
Practised alike to turn, to stop, to chase,
To dare the fight, or urge the rapid race:
These late obey'd Æneas' guiding rein;
Leave thou thy chariot to our faithful train;
With these against yon Trojans will we go,
Nor shall great Hector want an equal foe;
Fierce as he is, even he may learn to fear
The thirsty fury of my flying spear."
Thus said the chief; and Nestor, skill'd in war,
Approves his counsel, and ascends the car:
The steeds he left, their trusty servants hold;
Eurymedon, and Sthenelus the bold:
The reverend charioteer directs the course,
And strains his aged arm to lash the horse.
Hector they face; unknowing how to fear,
Fierce he drove on; Tydides whirl'd his spear.
The spear with erring haste mistook its way,
But plunged in Eniopeus' bosom lay.
His opening hand in death forsakes the rein;
The steeds fly back: he falls, and spurns the plain.
Great Hector sorrows for his servant kill'd,
Yet unrevenged permits to press the field;
Till, to supply his place and rule the car,
Rose Archeptolemus, the fierce in war.
And now had death and horror cover'd all;193
Like timorous flocks the Trojans in their wall
Inclosed had bled: but Jove with awful sound
Roll'd the big thunder o'er the vast profound:
Full in Tydides' face the lightning flew;
The ground before him flamed with sulphur blue;
The quivering steeds fell prostrate at the sight;
And Nestor's trembling hand confess'd his fright:
He dropp'd the reins: and, shook with sacred dread,


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General Category > General Homebrew Discussion
How to tell a craft brewer his beer is seriously flawed
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The brewer and founder of a new farm brewery/hop farm in our area came to one of my clubs meetings recently. They have an AMAZING story, great packaging, and seemed like great guys overall. They are doing cool festivals, do a lot for their community, and have helped with legislative matters.
Then we tried their beer....
Every one of them (4 different beers) produced on a 7bbl system were extremely flawed. Acetaldehyde, fusels, lots of sulfur (?)...borderline offensive beer.
They said they would love feedback, but I didn't necessarily feel comfortable sitting back, twirling my imaginary mustache, and asking them about pitch rates and yeast viability. However I did ask them, "What yeast do you use in this beer", to which they both replied with quizzical looks. Mind you, there was an amber, an IPA, a bitter, and a stout. The reply was "one of the dry ones", but I'm not even sure they were fully confident in their answer.
Part of me was thinking of emailing them privately and suggesting they get some formal sensory analysis done (politely). I am awaiting my BJCP written exam grade, but am currently only a Provisional judge, so I'm not sure if that means me.
Thoughts from pro brewers? Homebrewers?
Why not ask to have a tour of their brewery? Learn some more because I have a lot of questions for them already... Maybe they hired a s***ty brewer and are just doing the PR work while being ignorant of even what we would call basic knowledge? Conversely, maybe they;re learning the process on the fly having some how conjured up a brewery after brewing a few kits! ;D
Bad beer though. Whew. Maybe you could end up with a dream job! What have you got to lose after a tour and some samples? Maybe present some better beer.
As mentioned, ask for a tour and a private tasting to offer constructive criticism on how they might improve their product. After the tour you would have some insight of their process so you could provide more relevant feedback.
Wow, that's a tough one. I know some pro brewers who ask my opinion and really want it (and get it), others I don't know so well get a polite answer. But none of them are making seriously flawed beer.
If the brewer didn't know what the yeast was, it is possible they are getting it from another brewery so they aren't 100% sure. There are other possibilities of course, like the brewer is a bit clueless.
I would send them an email and thank them for coming to the meeting. Let them know that you'd like to talk to them about their beer but didn't want to do so publicly at the meeting. A tour is a great idea to see what their process is, if they are using temperature control, etc.
If they're not really interested don't lose any sleep over it. Like I said, many places say they are but they only really want positive feedback.
If they asked for feedback I say give it. Of they really want it they'll listen, if not they sink or swim on their own.
Maybe just say "your packaging and story are great but I find it challenging to enjoy the beer." If they ask for more give it to them.
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Craziest Roller Coasters around the World:
If you are searching for crazy and scary roller coasters around the world then don't move from here because on this page I am going to share a very important article on this topic. I know you visits lots of amusement parks in your city as well as in your country but now it's the time to move around the world & visit biggest parks with fastest, craziest, traffic & scariest roller coasters.
It is a perfect article for fun loving people & thrill seekers. When you ride in these roller coasters then you will like the faces of those people who first time ride in roller coaster. I must say their faces look very hilarious & funny. If you are also one of those people who never have any experience of riding in Roller coaster then I once again say to you that when you ride then your stomach will be jumping into your throat.
You will feel as your heart beat is increasing at a fast rate. You will shout more & more. In short you have lot of fun. So, now let me tell you about the top craziest roller coasters that are found around the world so that you can plan your upcoming vacations.
Oblivion Roller Coaster at Alton Tower, England:
Look at the above pictures in which you can see the very terrific roller coaster this known by the name of "Oblivion coaster". It is located at Alton Towers in Staffordshire, England. It is a 3rd fastest roller coaster in UK. Its designer name is John Wardley. It is a tallest and fastest roller coaster with vertical drop. It is a perfect roller coaster for thrill seekers.
Bandit Bomber, Abu Dhabi:
Bandit Bomber (Yas Water world) is located in Abu Dhabi. It is a very well-known inverted roller coaster. Its height is almost 115 feet while its speed is 60 kilo meter per hour. Its every seat is equipped with water bombs & laser guns. You can have a lot of in this roller coaster with your family. So, whenever you visit Abu Dhabi then you must ride in Bandit Bomber.
"Outlaw Run" Wooden Roller Coaster, Missouri:
Outlaw Run is basically a roller coaster that is made with wood & located in Silver Dollar City, Park in Branson, Missouri. It is world's steepest & 2nd fastest wooden roller coaster with 50 meters height & 109 kilometer per hour speed in the world. For crazy & fun loving people it is a best place & craziest roller coaster.
Millennium Force at Cedar Point, Ohio, US:
Millennium Force is also include among the top roller coasters that are usually found in this world. It is basically a steel roller coaster & located at Cedar Point Amusement Park, in Sandusky, Ohio, United States. It the world's first Giga coaster. It is tallest, fastest & steepest rides in the world. It use a uses a cable lift system. Its speed is about 93 meter per hour. It has 3 trains with 9 cars. Almost 36 riders can sit in one train. So, have a fun in this summer by visiting such an amazing park with craziest rides.
New Texas Giant, Arlington, Texas:
It is also a steel roller coaster located in Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington, Texas. It has three trains. Each train is made up of six cars. Almost 25 people can sit in one train. Riders can sit in cars safely because the hydraulic (circuit) lap bar and a seat belt is attached with each seat.
Scariest Roller Coasters:
Some other roller terrific & most death-defying roller coasters that are found around the world are Ocean Kingdom China roller coaster, Takabisha (Fuji-Q Highland park in Japan), a hybrid coater "The Coney Island Cyclone" (New York City), Superman ride (located at Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio), Gatekeeper (located at Cedar Point, in Ohio), Desperado Roller Coaster (in Nevada) etc. the pictures are shown below. Have a look & enjoy!


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Pursuit of the Holy Grail 5K
Epping, NH
March 19, 2016
Race Results
Race Photos
The 6th annual Pursuit of the Holy Grail 5K was fun, fast, and festive! Shamrocks, smiles, and 3.1 miles mark the official opening of racing season here in the Granite State. Runners of all ages covered the rolling hills and back roads of Epping, NH in the Pursuit of the Holy Grail Restaurant where cold beer, cheering crowds, and music combined to offer runners an epic post-race party.
Parking was available in several lots near the Holy Grail Restaurant. Registration began at 9:00am, the race began at 10:30am. We arrived at 9:30 and had no trouble picking up our t-shirts and numbers.
This race follows a point-to-point course. Runners are given the rare treat of riding a school bus to the starting line. There is also a bag check service for the convenience of runners who want to bag their extra layers at the start and pick them up after they finish. That's a lot of planning and extra work for the race director and staffers. But, it's a really nice touch that runners appreciate.
As the runners warm up on the nearly empty roads near the starting line, Andy Schachat provides running commentary and lively music keeps everybody amped and ready to race.
The race course begins with a rolling first mile, a fast downhill in mile two, and a steep climb up to the finish line in the last mile. The field keeps getting faster every year with winning times in the 15-minute window. This is the first test of 5K fitness after the long winter months for many of the local racing crowd, and everybody hammers.
There were volunteers reading split times at miles one and two. Water stops were set up in two different spots. The Epping police did a great job controlling traffic as runners and vehicles are traveling on the same roads.
Water, Clif bars, bananas, and beer were available to finishers of the Holy Grail 5K. Thankfully, the awards ceremony was held indoors and out of the cold March wind. Cash prizes were awarded to the top finishers and the age groups are generous with several youth categories to encourage younger runners.
The Pursuit of the Holy Grail 5K road race is one of my favorites. It's fast, fun, and raises money for the Epping Youth Athletics Association.


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Monday, November 03, 2008
Mailbox Monday (and giveaways)
In the Woods by Tana French
Nefertiti by Michelle Moran
Austenland by Shannon Hale
French Milk by Lucy Knisley
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Lighting the Dark Side by William R. Potter (from the author for a Pump Up Your Book Promotion Blog Tour later this month)
Some giveaways to check out if you haven't already:
Booklorn - Where Am I Wearing? by Kelsey Timmerman (International)
Literarily - The Witch's Trinity by Erika Mailman (not specified)
Savvy Verse and Wit - Lydia Bennet's Story by Jane Odiwe (1 US/Canada, 1 International)
she reads and reads - The Heretic's Daughter by Kathleen Kent (US/Canada)
Fresh Ink Books - Guernica by Dave Boling (2 copies- International)
Hey Lady! Whatcha Readin'? - Signed copy of The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows (International)
Stone Soup - any book under $25 (International)
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A nice haul. I really want to read In the Woods, I've heard it's very good. I do Mailbox Mondays now too.ReplyDelete
My review (and giveaway) of Guernica by Dave Boling is now posted.ReplyDelete
Welcome to Mailbox Monday!! I'd love to read Nefertitti - I've got Michelle's second book the Heretic Queen.ReplyDelete
:) Wendi
Here's my Mailbox!
Great picture! I've read the first three and enjoyed them all. Happy reading!ReplyDelete
Welcome to Mailbox Monday and thanks for mentioning my giveaway! Looks like you got a bunch of good ones this past week! I'm dying to read the Tana French book...ReplyDelete
Oh yay! The Graveyard Book! So did you start it yet? ;)ReplyDelete
What great books! I loved Nefertiti! Looking forward to your reviews.ReplyDelete
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I've read In the Woods and Nefertiti, so I'm looking forward to your reviews on them. I have to say though, I am jealous that you have The Graveyard Book. It looks like such a great read.ReplyDelete
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Sandra - I've heard so many good things about In the Woods, I could no longer resist! Thanks for letting me know about your giveaway, I've added it above.ReplyDelete
Wendi B. - Thanks! I'm looking forward to reading Nefertiti. Everyone seems to love it! :)
Stephanie - Thanks! I really wish I could read all of them right now! But I have some others I really should read first.
avisannschild - Me too! I think this pile of books is going to play havoc with my reading plans for November!
Chris - Not yet, although I'm very tempted. :P
Anna - I've heard so much about Michelle's books on various blogs, I can't wait to finally read it for myself.
Popin - I may have to squeeze it in sometime this month. It does sound great!
You won on my blog by the way. Just so you know.ReplyDelete
daydream - How fun! Thanks for letting me know. :)ReplyDelete
What a great selection. I've heard lots of good things about The Woods and have just put a hold on it at my library. I'm not usually into psychological thrillers but I've heard so many good things I thought I would give it a go.ReplyDelete
Karen - I know what you mean, I've heard so many good things about In the Woods too. I'm really looking forward to reading it.ReplyDelete
I love to look at books, even if they aren't mine :PReplyDelete
I have THE HERETIC'S DAUGHTER here from the library. I am trying to expand my reading habits, I am reading a supernatural novel by Tim Powers THREE DAYS TO NEVER, Nymeth inspired me to try this genre. So far very good :)
Sylvie - Oh, lucky you! The Heretic's Daughter is another one that I've heard such great things about. I've tried to win a copy but no luck so I'll just wait until it comes out in paperback. Enjoy! :)ReplyDelete
Ooh I see 3 books in your stack that I've read and really enjoyed. I really want to get The Graveyard Book as everyone is raving about it - I'm sure it'll be great fun.ReplyDelete
Iliana - Well I know for sure I first heard about In the Woods and French Milk from you! :PReplyDelete
What a terrific pile of books! Have fun reading. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks Nancy. I still have them piled up near my desk and they're very tempting! :PReplyDelete
Thank you for stopping by the 'mailbox' this week. I've just added 'Into the Woods' by Tana French to my MM wish list.ReplyDelete
I do hope you enjoy Nefertiti, Nat. It's such a good book. I am looking forward to reading both In the Woods and The Graveyard book one of these days.ReplyDelete
Marcia - And thank you for visiting. :)ReplyDelete
Wendy - I'd heard of Nefertiti but I think it was your review that pushed it from my general wishlist to 'must buy soon'! :P
And I was lucky enough to win a copy of The Heretic Queen recently so now I'm all set!
In the Woods and The Graveyard Book both look so good too! I really want to read them all right now!
Thank you so much for stopping by and taking the time to comment. I love hearing from you and I read every single one!
P.S. In an effort to eliminate spam, I moderate all comments, so there will most likely be a delay between when you submit the comment and when it appears on the post. Please let me know if you have any trouble leaving comments here, and you can also chat with me on Twitter, if you prefer. Happy Reading!


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It's no secret that creating an awesome company culture can be a difficult thing to do; this is especially true when some (or all) of your team is working remotely. However, if done correctly, company culture can help to ensure the loyalty and productivity of your employees without you ever needing to crack the whip.
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Magnesium is one of the most underrated minerals in our body.
Most people often forget the importance of magnesium, as there are not many visible symptoms that are related with magnesium deficiency.
Zinc and iron deficiency are bigger concerns for most people.
Whenever I feel fatigued, or I notice spasms in my muscles, I know that I have low magnesium levels.
This happens rarely, but the simple reason for that is I consume lots of foods that are high in magnesium.
You can do it as well, and most of these magnesium rich foods can be incorporated in your daily and weekly diet.
Let's take a look at them.
The cheapest and easiest way to add more magnesium to your daily diet is eating bananas.
There are countless of reasons why you should eat at least one, preferably two bananas per day.
Magnesium is just one of them.
Bananas are also high in protein, fiber, vitamin C and potassium.
The best thing about bananas is that they are low-calorie food, as one medium sized banana has around 100 calories.
And one medium sized banana will provide you with 32mg of magnesium, which is 8% of the daily recommended dosage for magnesium.
Dark Leafy Greens
Think of spinach, kale, and Swiss chard, all of which are considered superfoods.
Leafy greens are the arguably one of the best options in the world of nutrition, and there are many reasons why. Being high in magnesium is just one of them.
You can choose between cooked and raw leafy greens.
The best way to add more leafy greens to your daily diet is through a smoothie.
I usually want to add a cup of spinach or kale in my spinach with Greek yogurt and apples.
One cup of raw magnesium (30g) contains around 24mg magnesium or 6% of the daily recommended dose.
A cup of cooked spinach, which is 180g of spinach contains 157mg of magnesium or 39% of daily dosage.
Other leafy greens on the list of foods high in magnesium include kale (19% in one cooked cup), collard greens (13% in one cooked cup), Swiss chard (38% of DV).
Nuts and seeds
In addition of being one of the best healthy options for a snack in between meals, nuts and seeds will get you a significant amount of recommended daily dose of magnesium.
The best option is pumpkin seeds, but there are also almonds, Brazil nuts, pine nuts, flaxseeds, sunflower seeds, and pecans.
You can throw them in a salad for lunch, or consume them as a snack in between meals.
They will provide you with energy and magnesium. Just one ounce of pumpkin seeds will provide you with 150mg of magnesium, or 37% of the daily value.
The list continues with half a cup or almost 2 ounces with sesame seeds (63%), almonds (48%), Pine nuts (43%), Brazil Nuts (63%), Walnuts (16%) and Peanuts (31%).
When it comes to beans and lentils, soybeans are the best option hands down.
In addition of being high in magnesium, they also provide a healthy dose of vitamins, minerals, fiber and amino acids.
You can consume soybeans roasted, half a cup will provide you with almost 90mg of magnesium.
Other good options in the family of beans and lentils include white beans, kidney beans, chickpeas, French beans and black-eyed peas.
Many people consume fish for the high dose of omega-3 fatty acids, protein, and vitamin D.
But most fishes are also great sources for magnesium, and you can always consume tuna fish for dinner.
You need fish at least once a week, and two times is preferable.
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Truth be told, avocado is not your usually cheap and affordable food source.
However, it might be nice to consider buying one avocado per week, and consuming at least half an avocado every two or three days.
You can add a slice of avocado to your salad, sandwich or toss it in a smoothie. Half an avocado provides you with 33mg of magnesium, or close to 10% of the daily value.
Dried Fruits
People often forget about dried fruits, often opting for fresh fruits as a great nutritional source.
But dried fruits can often be a great source for energy.
Just ask some of the people that are exercising on a daily basis.
Grabbing some druid fruits one hour before your workout will give you enough energy to push it to the limit.
And when it comes to magnesium, half a cup of dried figs contains 51mg of magnesium or 13% of the daily value.
Other notable dried fruits include prunes (11% of daily value), raisins (7%), dates (8%) and prunes (11%).
Dark chocolate
If you need a reason more to get some sweet treat during the day, here is one.
Dark chocolate is among foods high in magnesium and is low on sugar.
One pack or 100g of this great desert will provide you with 327mg of magnesium, which is 82% of the daily value.
Justo one square contains 95mg of magnesium.
You can combine dark chocolate with fresh fruits for a great desert after lunch or snack in between meals.


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A CARTOON in The New Yorker many years ago depicted a disgruntled little girl confronted with a mysterious substance on her dinner plate. Though assured by her mother that it was broccoli, she remained unconvinced. "I say it's spinach," she insisted, "and I say the hell with it."
– Marian Burros, NY Times, 12/22/82
Buenos Aires – It's my own fault. I told you all many months ago that I wouldn't fall for this again. Yes, it's the evil vegetarians. They've struck one more time. A series of requests over the last month or so from local and soon to be visiting folk of the vegetable-based lifestyle to please, please, please hold another of our vegetarian dinners. Promises all around to reserve, attend, enjoy… I scheduled the weekend six weeks in advance, let them all know… and waited, and waited… and not one, once again, not one of those folk who'd pleaded, made a reservation. Top that off with the three parties of vegetarian folk (not amongst the requesters), seven people in total, who did reserve, who all cancelled their reservations within the last 48 hours before the dinners, and here's the thing. We're not planning any more vegetarian dinners. Period (okay, unless of course I just feel like planning one). I've gone through this routine half a dozen times in the last 2½ years. I will still continue to provide vegetarian options when it works for the menu planned for the evening, I'm happy to do that, we will continue to have vegetarian dishes as part of the menus, but I'm not going to arrange the dinners, the public ones anyway, around the same group of people who don't show up, time and again.
So what we did do, was a last minute change of theme. The dozen folk remaining who were split between the two nights of the planned dinners had all told me that if we were to change away from a completely vegetable based menu, they certainly wouldn't object. I recontacted them, made sure that they were all fine with a seafood based menu, and put together a menu around a trio of personal favorites that I'm working on "perfecting".
First up, our causa de langostinos is pretty much at the point where I want it. It's not really a causa, it's more just based on the idea. The base this time a mix of potato, zucchini, olive oil, lemon, and yellow pepper. The avocado layer of avocado, lime, cilantro, and banana. The shrimp sauteed in shallots and jalapeños. The latter two I think are at the point I like them – the jalapeños pair better with the banana guacamole than rocotos do. The base, I'm going to go back to the blend of potato, zucchini, milk, butter, lemon, and thyme. The olive oil, while great in a traditional causa, is too apparent in this version, and I like the addition of the zucchini and thyme for texture and flavor. Presentation-wise, I like the dish better with the guacamole atop the potato layer, but I also like the idea of something sandwiched in the potatoes, giving it some color. Maybe splitting the potatoes and half of them with yellow pepper and half with red…
Our soup was a vegetable one, with fresh, beautiful green beans in the market I couldn't resist another stab at the Portuguese style green bean and mint soup from pretty much exactly a year ago.
On to the hot appetizer, and one of my true favorite dishes that I've put together over the last few years – peppered mussels with risotto cakes, made from risotto alla salernitana. More mussels this time, and a smaller risotto cake – just playing with the balance, and also the mussels were significantly smaller than the ones I found on previous renditions of this dish. I added a bit of piquillo pepper puree atop, an addition that works nicely, and flavored the dish with oregano instead of thyme, which I think works a little better. Fresh marjoram would be great…!
Our main course, baked hake with two sauces – a green bell pepper and herb sauce and a fried garlic oil – the photo from the first time around on this dish does the plate more justice, and details of the recipe are on the linked post.
I noticed that fresh Bosc pears have just come into the market – perfect little hard pears for poaching. I peeled them, cored them, and poached them in water with molasses and whiskey until just softened, and then left them in the liquid, kept warm, for several hours to marinate. The warm sauces – white chocolate, cream, and milk infused with green tea and dried pineapple; and semi-sweet chocolate, cream, and milk infused with hibiscus flower tea. A little messy to serve, but the flavors are there…


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As well as a decent amount of Deals with Gold offers, including some indie discounts, there's a massive Xbox 360 Super Sale with some rare DLC savings. A big list of Rocksmith tracks rounds things off.
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14 December, 2016
Leveraging The Value Of Data-Centric Processes
Every day in your organization, there is an opportunity to improve data with embedded processes that are data-centric. Are you taking advantage of those opportunities?
In previous articles, we talked about three of the five capabilities needed to turn data into insight. The fourth key capability is to have "data-centric processes." What we mean by this is twofold:
- There are processes embedded into the organization that are focused on data and data management and optimization.
- There is a recognition that data is an input and a valuable output of other processes in the organization, and these inputs and outputs are understood and retained to extend data understanding in the organization.
Many articles have been written about data-management-specific processes, including the two previous installments in our CIO.com series — "Ensuring the Quality of 'Fit for Purpose' Data" and "Mastering and Managing Data Understanding." In this installment, we cover processes that already exist within an organization. We look at the role of data and discuss how to make the related processes more data-centric. We also break down the ways data-centric processes can have the most impact on an organization in:


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