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Coast to coast and through the mountains, 14 nights Coast to Mountain tour itinerary let you discover the natural splendor of the Southern and Western region of India. Beginning from Mumbai, this tour package charms you with journeys to the crescent beaches of Kovalam, nature's treasure at Kumarakom and Kochi among others.
Wildlife excursion in Periyar, bird watching in Kumarakom, colonial charm of Kochi and crescent beaches of Kovalam all form the major allure of this tastefully pre-packaged tour itinerary. Enjoy a once in the lifetime experience as you travel in Kerala and get a slice of the allure of 'god's own country'.
Day 01Arrive Mumbai
Day 02Mumbai
Day 03Mumbai - Trivandrum - Kovalam
Day 04Kovalam - Cape Camorin - Kovalam
Day 05Kovalam - Varkala
Day 06Varkala - Kumarakom
Day 07Kumarakom
Day 08Kumarakom - Thekkady
Day 09Thekkady
Day 10Thekkady - Munnar
Day 11Munnar
Day 12Munnar - Cochin
Day 13Cochin
Day 14Cochin - Mumbai
On arrival, you will be met by our representative & transferred to hotel, where we will be holding the rooms on ready occupancy basis. After traditional welcome check into hotel. Overnight at hotel.Day 02: Mumbai
Morning enjoy a half day tour of: Gateway of India . The stone archway designed by wittett in the 16th century Gujrat style. Elephanta Caves . 9kms by sea. These 7th century rock-cut temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. Overnight at hotel.Day 03: Mumbai - Trivandrum - Kovalam
Today morning you will be transferred to hotel to connect flight to Trivandrum. On arrival in Trivandrum transfer to hotel, after check in formalities enjoy your day in the sand. At your choice from any of the centres nearby, you can pamper yourself with a herbal, body- toning message. Overnight at hotel.Day 04: Kovalam - Cape Camorin - Kovalam
Today you will go for a same day return trip to Cape camorin. Visit, Padmanabhapuram Palace & Archaeological museum . drive back to Kovalam. Overnight at hotel.Day 05: Kovalam - Varkala
Morning after breakfast we will proceed towards Varkala: The most unspoilt beach resorts of India you also have an option to go for body therapy over there. Overnight at hotel.Day 06: Varkala - Kumarakom
Today ride into Kumarakom . the backwater country . by speed boat or a luxury cruiser from Varkala and then make yourself at home in its small-town hush. Feel at home!Day 07: Kumarakom
Get Set for the moments that will approach you today with a boat ride into the countryside, your visit to the Bird Sanctuary. If you are adventurous enough, you can indulge in water sports such as Wind Sailing & Water Skiing. You can even take a canoe out into the quiet lakes. Overnight at hotel.Day 08: Kumarakom - Thekkady
Getting to Periyar is as sublime as the destination itself. A scenic journey past mist capped mountains, spice plantations and open grasslands lined with spectacular water falls & delightful trekking trails form the access to your hide way here. On arrival check into hotel, refresh yourself & be relaxed. Overnight at hotel.Day 09: Thekkady
Tiger ! Isn't the word exciting & horrifying too ! Today you might have an opportunity to meet the beast. Come! Let. s pierce into the Den & go to Periyar Tiger Reserve. Trekking with a local guide familiarizes you to the rare birds, trees & flowers that are come across here. You can even set upon a walk through the plantations filled with the heady fragrance of fresh spice. A boat safari on the Periyar Lake extends a lifetime. s chance to spot exotic wildlife in its natural habitat. Like the eccentric bathing habits of the wild elephants that come down to the lake. Overnight at hotel.Day 10: Thekkady - Munnar
In the morning, head towards a place which is called as ' nature lover. s paradise' Sprawling tea plantations. Picture book. s town. Winding lanes filled with the heady fragrance of fresh tea, all 1800m above the sea level. After arriving there, check into hotel. Overnight to be spent at hotel.Day 11: Munnar
Munnar has the highest peak in South India . Anamudi . which towers over 2695m. An assortment of wild life such as the Nilgiri Tahr, Nilgiri Langur, Sambar, Gaur and the lion tailed Macaque are found in the rich tropical forests around. Devikulam . This serene hill township is a nature lover. s retreat. Trout fishing on the Devikulam lake is a major attraction. Eravikulam National park - It is the best place to see Nilgiri tahr, the mountain goat of South India. Overnight at hotel.Day 12: Munnar - Cochin
Today morning drive to Cochin, On arrival in QueenOfTheArabianSea check into hotel. Afternoon free to relax. In the evening enjoy Kathakali dance show. Kerala renowned through out the world for its harmonious blending of poetry, music, costumes and gestures to narrate stories from Indian Epics. Overnight at hotel.Day 13 : Cochin
Morning city tour covering: Jewish Synagogue . Built in 1568 the oldest synagogue in the commonwealth stands, adorned by hundreds of exquisite hand - painted Chinese tiles in blue & white. St. Francis church Originally, built out of wood in 1503 and thus earning fame as the oldest European church in India. Vasco de gama was buried there. Dutch Palace . As you climb its stone steps, you enter a different world of Palanquins and heraldry, jewels and rich murals. Roam about in the cobbled streets, you will love it. Overnight at hotel.Day 14: Cochin - Mumbai
Transfer to airport to enboard flight to Mumbai. On arrival we will transfer to hotel where we will be holding a few rooms for wash and change. After wash and change and dinner transfer to International Airport for flight back home.
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The Subtle Power of Branding
Branding is one of the more advanced forms of business voodoo. There are many approaches to it -- emotional, analytical, strategic, aesthetic. All of them matter, and a powerful brand combines these approaches and others in a compelling and memorable manner. Ignoring branding means ignoring a potentially high-ROI business element. Embracing branding doesn't mean success, but improves the odds of long-term success.
Strategic brand initiatives can occur in a couple of ways, either to express a set strategy or to help facilitate the discovery of a latent strategy. All organizations have a strategy working at some level, but often haven't made it explicit. In these unexamined cases, an effective set of strategies can blend with less effective tactics, making it hard to know which is which. A strategic branding approach can help leaders differentiate between strategic and non-strategic activities, and then consolidate success into a powerful new brand expression. Of course, when strategies are already settled and clear, branding moves along more quickly into aesthetic and emotional spaces.
Emotional branding generates some of the most fascinating work in the area. There are a number of approaches, and those invoking archetypes are pretty convincing. One favorite example is how GE, representing the "creator" archetype, had the slogan, "We bring good things to life." This slogan captures the "creator" in spades. When GE recently changed their slogan to, "Imagination at work," the "creator" archetype remained in play, but the creator in question moved from life-giving to idea-creating. A subtle restatement that remains true to the company's archetype, it gives the organization a less religious or patronizing feel, and leans toward personal achievement and creative thinking.
Aesthetics matter, as well. Verizon's recent shift away from its well-established italic logotype with huge, looming checkmark like an angry eyebrow to a simpler wordmark with a simple checkmark "ding" at the end is well-analyzed in a post written soon after the new logo appeared. What's interesting is how simple the new logo is, especially when viewed in the midst of the other major carriers' logos, giving the Verizon logo a strength and confidence it didn't possess before. Aesthetics are contextual, after all. In the competitive landscape, what is your brand saying compared to others your customers encounter all the time?
Some branding approaches are more analytical/structural -- a "branded house" approach often requires structured branding, with an umbrella brand and subsidiary brands. The strategy is clear in this case -- support the structure of the business, and make the brand extensible.
Publishers live in a different branding space. Journal publishers see their brands mostly resolved into specific products with their own value elements -- unique audiences, impact factors, and editorial approaches. In the books world, the branding of authorship or series continuations can be extremely powerful, and publisher branding is usually small and regal. Company branding is usually more on the b2b side, not the b2c side.
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Evolution of God - The Past & Future of Human Spirituality/
Author, blogger and editor Robert Wright draws from multiple disciplines, including science, religion, history and politics, in his search for strategic perspectives on today's problems, particularly terrorism, while offering hope for where humanity could be headed. A Schwartz Senior Fellow at the New America Foundation, Wright also hosts an interview series with celebrated thinkers at Meaningoflifetv.com and Bloggingheads.tv . Read his latest book Evolution of God where the basis is formed for an understanding of what makes people tick and where human spirituality will likely evolve from here to the future. You can see his hour long lecture at Google Talks on the book, or watch this brief description of the book on the video below for more information.


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Bifrosty Reception
Bifrosty Reception is the seventh level in LEGO Marvel Super Heroes. Follow the guide below for a full walkthrough, the locations of all Minikits, and how to free Stan Lee in peril.
Bifrosty Reception
Complete level 7 - Bifrosty Reception
Level Lead-in
Follow the ghost stud trail to an awaiting Thor who will take you to Asgard for your next mission.
First Area[edit]
After flying down the wormhole to Asgard, use Human Torch to melt the ice surrounding the sword in the middle of the room, then build the accumulated pieces into a transformer for Thor to charge. This will open the door to the next area.
Second Area[edit]
Fight your way down the Rainbow bridge until you reach Loki. He will mind-control whichever hero you approached him with, so switch to another one and hit the demigod causing him to flee. Next, use Human Torch to melt the ice in front of the large door, then switch to Thor and bash the cracked wall by throwing Mjolnir.
Third Area[edit]
Loki is back, and he's iced the stairs leading to him preventing your non-flying heroes from attacking. Fly up with Thor and he will become ensnared in Loki's mind-control, so switch to Human Torch and fly up to attack. Loki will smash some pillars before disappearing. Break them down further, then build the pieces into a ramp so your allies can follow.
Use Wolverine to climb the wall to the right and activate the claw switch, rotating the room below. Enter it with Thor and charge up the transformer, allowing you to continue on to the right. Destroy the golden statue with Human Torch, then assemble the broken pieces into a shield switch for Captain America. Hitting the switch will cause a lever to rise up out of the ground. Push it to reveal a staircase. Continue along and fight Loki once again with the same tactics as before. Use Wolverine to dig up the pieces of a claw switch, then build it and activate it to reveal a transformer up high. Fly up with Thor and charge it.
Ascend the elevator with your team and use Wolverine's super senses to reveal a crack in the statue to the right of the lift. Hit the crack with Thor's hammer to bring it crashing down. Melt the head with Human Torch's heat beam, then build the pieces into the fountain on the right. Jump up the large flowers that grow to fight Loki once again. This time he will create several mirrored illusions of himself, so use Wolverine to ferret out the real one, then follow the same procedure as before to damage him. After he brings the chandelier crashing down, build its pieces into a shield switch, then hit it with Captain America to advance to the next area.
Fourth Area[edit]
Sitting upon his throne, Loki will begin this fight by activating The Destroyer to fight for him. Dodge the fireballs it hurls at you and use the Human Torch to melt the ice around the area, then build the thawed-out pieces into a shield pad for Captain America to use. Once built, The Destroyer will attack with laser beam. Stand on the pad and reflect the beam into Loki, causing him to lose control of The Destroyer. Switch to Thor and fly up into the light beam where you can damage the giant automaton. Repeat this pattern of melting ice, reflecting beams, and attacking The Destroyer twice more to take the fight to Loki.
Again, Loki will create more illusions of himself. Sniff out the real one with Wolverine, then attack with another character to end the fight.
Free Play[edit]
First Area[edit]
Minikit #1 will be floating in middle of the wormhole, just before you exit to Asgard. Fly through the rings of studs to collect it.
After melting the ice, walk around behind the large sword in the middle of the room to find Minikit #2.
Use Spider-Man to pull the grapple point on the chest to the right, then melt the golden eye that emerges to snag Minikit #3.
Destroy the large silver wheel in the back of the room to release Stan Lee.
Second Area[edit]
At the end of the bridge, blast the silver armor off the statue on the left, then pull it down by the grapple point to find Minikit #4.
Use a character with magnetic powers to dismantle the statue on the right, revealing Minkit #5.
Third Area[edit]
Thaw three flowers scattered around this area to uncover Minikit #6.
- One is on the left at the top of the stairs immediately after entering this area.
- Another is on the left side of the platform where you fight Loki for the second time.
- The last flower is just to the right of the second one, in the middle of the platform where you encounter Loki.
On the left at the very beginning of this area, fly up and destroy the silver hatch, then use a character with electricity to charge up the transformer. This will reveal a small room below with Minikit #7. Use a character with telekinesis to yank the ice-encased collectible free, then thaw it out.
Near the third thawed out flower, where you encounter Loki the second time, use Wolverine to uncover a dig spot where the pieces of Minikit #8 are hidden.
Fly to the back-right side of the this area until the camera pans around to reveal a hidden balcony. Blast the silver object there and build the uncovered pieces into a lever. Push it to rotate the statue next to it. On the right side, destroy another object and build its pieces into a second statue. Next, build the pieces that appear into some green handles and pull the door off with a strong character. Build the pieces that spill out into the Infinity Gauntlet, then switch to a telekinetic character and control the gauntlet until it coughs up Minkit #9.
Fourth Area[edit]
Destroy three golden statues in the throne room to reveal Minikit #10.
- The first statue is on the left side of the stairs leading up to Loki and The Destroyer.
- Another statue is on the right side of the stairs.
- The third statue requires that you first beat The Destoyer. After he's pieces, head to the left side of the throne and melt the statue.
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[I heard an interesting article on NPR this evening. All but 3 of the pay phones in New York City are being replaced with WiFi Kiosks. A search on the web uncovered this NYtimes article.
I've had an affinity for pay phones for some time. I spent quite a bit of my engineering carier building telephone networks and installing private telephone systems. I don't have any good images of pay phones as when they were plentiful, there was no reason to photograph them and then they disappeared and belatedly I wish I had. LIke Book stores and Newpaper vending machines, I fear they are now really a thing of the past.
While we don't have the colorful red phone booths like the British, there's something about the sleek glass booths of day's past that just invites a photograph. Oh well, time marches on.


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Cody Dog
Words really can't express how loved he was or how perfect he was for our family. He was a bundle of fun and love who put smiles on our faces every day. I keep thinking of his 80 pounds "sneaking" onto the couch with me to watch a movie, or hearing him say "Mama." Yeah, he really did that. He'd come over to me and say Mama in my face to get me to get up and give him a treat. Or how happy he'd get when he'd hear his leash. Not being able to walk him these past few months was hard, I felt so bad, I knew he wanted to go, but I also knew he wouldn't make it far at all. I even stopped walking Daisy and Henry because I felt so guilty to leave Cody behind. It made me so sad to see how excited he was for the car ride to the vet yesterday. If only he'd have kept his end of the bargain we made 10 years ago. I told him I'd feed him but that he needed to die peacefully in his sleep. Well I think a certain big ol boxer boy owes me 10 years worth of food! :-)
It broke my heart how this tore up the boys as well. They curled up with him on Tuesday night and took a ton of pictures of him and fed him about a half of a loaf of bread. I can't tell you how many loaves of bread or cookies that dog stole off the counter over the years. :-) I keep trying to think about the fun times, the goofy times, all the smiles he brought me, but the tears just keep coming. I think part of it is because I feel so frustrated that I can't seem to find the right thing, the thing special enough to do for how special he was, I can't find the right words to write or say. All I can do is cry.
For now I just need to know that I will see him again one day. That he's happy, running free with Bailey, Dixie, and Harley and laying in the sun, eating bread and treats, and watching over his Mama and his boys. I picture him sleeping with a smile on his face.
I know this post is depressing, but I really felt the need to put some of my thoughts down, even if I can't seem to find the right words. Hopefully I can follow up with a happy post with goofy pictures of our boy soon.
I love you Cody dog, thank you for being the best dog a girl could ask for! Thank you for loving us unconditionally and for taking care of our family. You're a GOOD BOY and we love and miss you!


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Digibyte (DGB) and Nano (NANO) are two cryptos that both have the capacity to transform the digital economy. That's because both are superfast, highly scalable and with some of the lowest transaction fees in the market. These are all attributes that give them a huge potential for mass adoption. But from an investor perspective, which one of the two has better chances of giving higher returns in the long-run? To understand this, it's best to compare them on a fundamentals basis.
The best starting point of comparison would be on the supply. While the supply of a coin does not necessarily impact on its value, it does matters. A coin with a low supply always has a better chance of growth, when you hold other factors constant. In this case, Nano (Nano)'s supply is lower, which means that demand is chasing a lower number of coins. Nano has a coin supply of 133, 248,290. That's quite low when you compare it with Digibyte's circulating supply of 10,411,862,404. In essence, Nano (Nano) has a higher chance of growing in value as compared to Digibyte (DGB). That's not to say that Digibyte (DGB) won't grow in value. It's just that Nano (Nano) stands a higher chance, on the dynamics of demand and supply.
The second important point of comparison between Nano (NANO) and Digibyte (DGB) is in their past performance. While in finance they say that past performance doesn't determine the future, it wouldn't hurt to test how the two have performed in the past. In the last one year, Nano (Nano) has gained 99% in value, which is quite impressive, when compared to Digibyte's 44% in the same period. To make the comparison clearer, let's compare their performance in the last 6 months, when the entire crypto market has been on a downward trend. If someone held Nano (Nano) consistently for the last 6 months, they would have lost 68% of their money. While that's a huge percentage, the losses are even higher for Digibyte (DGB). Anyone who has been holding Digibyte (DGB) in the same period has lost 85% of the value of their money. While the reason for the drop is due to the bearish trend of the entire crypto market, Digibyte might have dropped harder due to its higher supply of coins in circulation.
We can, therefore, conclude that on a par-to-par basis, Nano (NANO) is a better investment. However, Digibyte has a good chance of growth too. Part of the reason why Digibyte has lagged behind is due to low publicity. The Digibyte team has mainly focused on the technical aspects of the project and ignored marketing. It is only recently that they have launched the Digibyte (DGB) awareness team. This team's efforts seem to be bearing fruit since Digibyte is now listed on more exchanges than before. This will help improve its market performance in the long-run.
In essence, it is best to invest in both, since the long-term prospects of both coins are good. Besides, it always pays to diversify your investments.


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homemade buttermilk biscuits
Sure, you could press a spoon into the side of a can of Pillsbury buttermilk biscuits to open the container with a satisfying pop. But if ever there was a time to attempt the from-scratch version something delicious, Thanksgiving week is the time. I have southern roots, and buttermilk biscuits feel like part of my heritage - I've always thought I should be able to make some from scratch. Someday. But popping that Pillsbury container open is just so easy...and making biscuits from scratch seemed like an ancient art more suited to my grandmother and her sisters, who I see apron-clad in vintage kitchens in black and white photos.
Until today. Today I made buttermilk biscuits from scratch!...just like my grandmother, while my baby ran under foot and the wind whistled outside and a record spun on the turntable. Taking the time to make something classic in the old fashioned way seems like the real beginning of this nostalgic holiday season. Try it! This "ancient art" I was so intimidated by beforehand is actually really fast and easy - one of the easiest baking projects I've ever tried! And they taste so much more satisfying than the kind from a can.
One thing Southern Living was adamant about is the type of self-rising flour they use. They swear by White Lily brand...and I was so determined to follow their recipe to the T that I ordered it on the internet (after striking out at every Brooklyn store I tried). This recipe also taught me a great trick for combining butter and flour - they grate the frozen butter on a box grater to make small, uniform pieces before adding it to the flour. I love this trick! This could work on all kinds of pastry - I'm going to try it next time I make pie dough.
I'm showing lots of photos of to include all of the steps here, and the recipe is below - but don't forget to pop over and check out the video if you need a bit more confidence before starting out.
Homemade Buttermilk Biscuits
- 1/2 cup butter (1 stick), frozen
- 2 1/2 cups self-rising flour
- 1 cup chilled buttermilk
- Parchment paper
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- Preheat oven to 475°. Grate frozen butter using large holes of a box grater. Toss together grated butter and flour in a medium bowl. Chill 10 minutes.
- Make a well in center of mixture. Add buttermilk, and stir 15 times. Dough will be sticky.
- Turn dough out onto a lightly floured surface. Lightly sprinkle flour over top of dough. Using a lightly floured rolling pin, roll dough into a 3/4-inch-thick rectangle (about 9 x 5 inches). Fold dough in half so short ends meet. Repeat rolling and folding process 4 more times.
- Roll dough to 1/2-inch thickness. Cut with a 2 1/2-inch floured round cutter, reshaping scraps and flouring as needed.
- Place dough rounds on a parchment paper-lined jelly-roll pan. Bake at 475° for 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Brush with melted butter.
I like to think that my grandmother is smiling down on me with lots of pride today...perhaps even more importantly, my biscuits passed the Vivi test (okay she's not a very discerning judge, but she is my grandmother's namesake after all).
These biscuits are totally worth the effort. Whether it's biscuits or some other daunting recipe you try, we're wishing you many worthwhile family traditions this coming holiday!
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Hooray For Guns?/
About ten days ago, a coalition of various gun enthusiast organizations announced that Saturday, January 10th would be a holiday: Gun Appreciation Day. I'm not kidding. I guess the next logical step will be Hallmark issuing a card for the occasion saying something like, "Have More Fun. GetA Gun."
This column is not a typical liberal gun-owner bashing. I'm not calling for a repeal of the Second Amendment. I'm barely going to mention that there are 300 million guns in America, making it easily the most heavily armed nation in the world. Others can discuss the fact that America has the highest homicide rate caused by gunshot than any "developed" nation. The main reason I was horrified when I heard about this new holiday was not because of my position on gun control. My dismay about Gun Appreciation Day has to do with bad taste and insensitivity.
It's only been a month since the horrific shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, and some people decided it would be appropriate to have a Gun Appreciation Day. One month! How thrilled all those parents of the murdered children must be. Can you imagine someone calling for a Hurricane and Flood Appreciation Day a month after Sandy hit New Jersey? I don't think they'd get a bear hug from Governor Christie, do you? October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. How do you think it would've gone over in November for people to celebrate "the positive things about cancer?"
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The NRA and other pro-gun groups wisely were silent immediately after the Sandy Hook School shootings. However, they just couldn't control themselves for more than a few days. Larry Ward, one of the organizers of their new holiday, explained the reason for getting back to vocally opposing gun control soon after the tragedy. "We had a week when it was just one side," those who want gun control. "People need to understand there's another side." After one week? Is that the length they feel the mourning period for murdered children should be?
As usual, there were declarations from some gun enthusiasts that there would have been no mass killing if only the teachers had been armed with guns. When I heard this, I thought about when I was in elementary school. I was a loudmouth kid who often got on my teachers' nerves. If they had been armed, I might never have made it to high school.
Guns are as American as apple pie. In fact, you can buy guns and apple pie at the same place. Walmart is the largest seller of firearms and ammunition in the nation. There's just a bit of inconsistency when it comes to their philosophy. Don't you think that if Walmart sold a new crib that ended up causing injuries to babies that they'd stop selling that crib immediately? However, guns and ammo are just too important to Walmart's profits for them to stop selling weapons for even a little while. On Tuesday, protestors demonstrated at a Walmart near Newtown, Connecticut, objecting to the assault weapons that Walmart sells. In response, a spokesman said the demonstrators were misinformed. Kory Lundberg said that Walmart sells assault-style weapons in less than a third of their stores. Oh, just a third. That comes to only about 1300 stores. No wonder we didn't find any Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq. They're all in Walmart.
Gun Appreciation Day isn't the only inappropriate response to Sandy Hook. A month to the day after the shooting, a new app from the NRA was released for use on the iPhone and iPad. It's called the "NRA: Practice Range." It allows players to shoot at targets with a variety of guns. One of these weapons is the Bushmaster AR-15, the gun used by the shooter in Newtown. But what am I complaining about? It's been a whole month since the shooting.


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Capitol Hill Potager Garden
This potager garden is tucked into a private, sunny courtyard. Built-in trellises lining the east side of the garden help to create the outdoor room in which the garden sits and provide a permanent structure for vining crops such as peas, tomatoes and cucumber. The custom wood-framed raised beds are stained to match the exterior trim of the house seamlessly tying the garden into the fabric of the site.


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calcemia(redirected from calcaemia)
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excess of calcium in the blood; called also calcemia. See calcium, and see table of Electrolyte Imbalances at electrolyte.
idiopathic hypercalcemia a condition of infants, associated with vitamin D intoxication, characterized by elevated serum calcium levels, increased skeletal density, mental deterioration, and nephrocalcinosis.
hypercalcemia of malignancy abnormal elevation of serum calcium associated with malignant tumors, resulting from osteolysis caused by bone metastases or by the action of circulating osteoclast-activating factors released from distant tumor cells (known as humoral hypercalcemia of malignancy).
calcemia/cal·ce·mia/ (kal-se´me-ah) hypercalcemia.
Synonym(s): hypercalcemia, calcaemia.
excessive calcium in the blood; hypercalcemia.


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South Burlingame Real Estate
Like other neighborhoods located in the West Hills, South Burlingame is known for being a peaceful retreat from the hurried pace of nearby downtown Portland and Beaverton.
Joggers and nature enthusiasts are often seen hiking the steep, winding streets that climb up into the hills of the South Burlingame, while others enjoy first-rate shopping and dining in one of the neighborhood's small business districts located along the Willamette River.
Parks & Recreation
The storybook-lovely Burlingame Park boasts nearly 5 acres of immaculate lawns, manicured walking paths, ball fields and a children's playground while nearby Fulton Park Community Center features unique amenities such as a fitness center, meeting rooms, indoor ball courts and a theatrical stage for local productions.
Real Estate
Many of the homes in the South Burlingame neighborhood were built between the 1920s and 1970s and feature large fireplaces, peaked roofs and craftsman touches such as hardwood floors and extensive woodwork. Many newly constructed homes can also be found in this area, from expansive estates to darling Cottage-style structures.
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The Disintegrations: A Novel
|Alistair McCartney
|Alistair McCartney
September 2017
"I know nothing about death, absolutely nothing," asserts the narrator of this inventive autobiographical novel. Yet he can't stop thinking about it. Detached from life in Los Angeles and his past in Australia, uncomfortable around other humans, he researches death on the Internet; mulls over distant and intimate stories of suicides, serial killers, and "natural deaths"; and wanders about LA's Holy Cross Cemetery. He's looking for answers, all the while formulating his own disquieting philosophies.
Within this dizzying investigation into the mystery of death is another mystery: who is the companion igniting these memories? This enigmatic novel blurs the line between fiction and nonfiction, story and eulogy, poetry and obituary. Wry yet somber, astringent yet tender, The Disintegrations confronts both the impossibility of understanding death and the timeless longing for immortality.


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Elyn, shaman of the Quoron Tribe, sped through the undergrowth towards Heartwood, where his wife and extended family, his dinaj, were camped. He lept onto fallen limbs covered in moss, and dodged through dense ferns and broad swaths of nettles and salmonberry. He vaulted over pocked granite, the foundation of the forest which periodically emerged into light and air, with an easy, thoughtless grace. He was long accustomed to negotiating the landscape of this temperate rainforest that sat between sea and mountain. Since before he had been old enough to walk he had found the forest to be a place of sustenance and comfort that buoyed his steps and steadied his balance. The soaring cedars were forgiving extensions of his own limbs, their size and venerability direct conduits to the Green Mother, their silent, statuesque vigilance the structure supporting his moral center. Leaves were the bed in which he dreamed, and the myriad of creatures that shared his nightly slumber as much his brethren as the dinaj he now raced home to.
The forest was continually blanketed by wet air from the adjacent western ocean, called most often simply Asz, the Sea, becoming a daily ritual of light misting rain as it rose over the mountains. The rain was gentle and warm, and when the sun broke through the low lying cloud she bathed Shadhrar in merry light that quickly drove away any damp. The forest was afforded a year round growing season by the pervasive humidity and mild temperatures, and in this long narrow finger that stretched up the western coast of Rone life had flourished like in few other places. Shadhrar was old, and with age inevitably comes sorrow and loss. But it was quintessentially and fundamentally alive.
Elyn loped through dappled shadows, past small herds of deer, through pockets of quail, over slugs that were as long as his arm. He dodged a fallen cedar that was wormed through by ten thousand nesting wasps, oblivious to the humming warning, before vaulting over a shallow ravine. What sunshine filtered down through the canopy was eagerly absorbed by giant ferns and archaic flowers, compensating for the low light by sending oversized fronds out to catch what they could. At times they obscured the fallen boughs and uneven topography, yet Elyn did not require sight to guide his practiced steps. Rough granite broke through the soft carpet in places, and was eroded in others to accept quick flowing streams in which brightly colored trout and salmon periodically leapt to snap at unsuspecting insects. Heavy mists that draped wet dreamscapes over the forest in the morning retreated to higher elevations or out to sea later in the day, at the same time and in the same way as they had for eons. The metronome of the day becoming the season becoming the year was a rhythm that beat a cadence on the scale of an entire planet. The rhythm of Shadhrar was inscribed in the tribesman as much as the pumping of his heart, or the rise of fall of his breathing.
Elyn had seen thirty-five summers, and was acknowledged by his dinaj as the one best able to lead them. And as one of the larger dinaj his word and respect had weight with the broader tribe; the People, the Quoron. He was of medium height and stockier than most of the People, with hidden grace belied by his frame. It was not by quirk of chance that his totem was the bear, for like the matriarch of the forest his potential for resolute ferocity was at all times tempered by gentle benevolence. He carried the shaht-tigue in his left hand, the symbol of leadership, and he used it with easy comfort born of long use to assist with his balance as he raced along narrow boughs high above the ground, or along the uneven footing of cliff sides. The femur of some large animal, its origins lost to antiquity, had been passed down through the generations from shaman to druid, from warrior to elder, each leaving their mark on it by way of pictograph or rune. Elyn had not yet added his own. He had not yet felt worthy.
He had run for the better part of two days and nights without rest, pausing only to hydrate as he required. There had been tales of intrusion into the north of the forest, rumors of death and pillaging as told by other dinaj. The reek of smoke and charnel could be faintly tasted in the air, and the earth, for those attuned to it, could be felt to shudder. The past few seasons had seen numerous forays by foreigners into Shadhrar, braving mountain crossing or long trek from the south. Some dinaj had reported coming across clearings entirely devoid of trees, the soil churned and torn, the handiwork of some unknown despoiler's pillaging hand. More recent stories told around shared cooking fires, however, and the recent taste on the air, was of a different scale; worrisome and unsettling. As one who would lead, he had taken it upon himself to determine the truth behind the tales of violence. What he had found shocked him to his core, the startling truth of his discovery rocking his moral, if not kinetic, balance.
He stopped alongside a cold rill that flowed over clean pebble seawards from the Kinjala range, and drank his fill. A few gulls sat astride the protruding arm of a semi-submerged piece of driftwood, and regarded him with some cock-headed interest, wondering if his passing would afford some unlooked for opportunity for food. When none was forthcoming they returned their steady gaze to the efforts of a pair of otters that were playfully fishing. It was late in the year, and the salmon were beginning their spawn run upstream. Soon streams like this would be choked with countless fish that madly struggled against current to create life before life left them, and his people would feast on the bounty provided them. A magpie scolded the gulls for their temerity, which was surely born of jealousy in their opportune perch.
He took a moment to cast his gaze about his surroundings, to taste the life that made itself manifest in every direction and with unlimited variety. Animal, insect, plant. Stone, water, sky. Its interconnection and its interdependence – its sameness - was its power, and its beautiful differentiation was its wonder.
He ran on. He was not yet fatigued, but he ruefully thought he may need to rest at least once before he arrived at Heartwood. Urgency tugged at him; he needed to relate what he had seen to his tribe. Time was against him, and he cursed his weakness, born of the reality of flesh. He feared that the need of the Verdant was beyond him, beyond the scale of what he could afford to give. He resigned himself to doing all that he could, and regretted that he could do no more.
He jumped from branch to branch of the coastal cedars, the mosses and shoots that stretched upwards along their substantial girth no impediment to the surety of his footing. And as he hit his stride again, he vowed to make it home in four days.
Nearby, a cow moose and her yearling, dipping their muzzles into a brackish pool, did not even notice the silent figure that raced by.


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Wednesday, February 15, 2006
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Close Up of My Natural Bite
Typical edge-on-edge, with an open bite tendency (meaning my teeth don't touch). This was my natural alignment when I bit down. Nothing natural about it! February 7, 2006.
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Initial Contact
Believe it or not, my front teeth (the upper and lower incisors) never touched even when I'd bite down. Hence the terms "edge-on-edge" and "open bite". Then yesterday, Valentine's Day 2006, I had the lower half of my braces put on in the morning, and in the afternoon - what is THIS? The incisors on the left started making contact with each other. I can FEEL them now. Success (in small steps)!!
Saturday, February 11, 2006
Kiss n' Tell
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Thursday, February 09, 2006
Headache Central
The other shoe finally dropped. Now I have such a splitting headache it feels as though my HEAD was wearing braces... not my teeth. ARGH!
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Wednesday, February 08, 2006
Clam Chowder
First meal since the braces - clam chowder. Turns out I could only mash a few chunks of potatos and drink the creamy soup. Everything had to be left in the cup. I realized, to my dismay, that I really couldn't apply pressure using my teeth, and therefore couldn't chew. Bummer! On the brighter side, teeth aren't hurting as much as they warned me they would. Haven't taken any pain killers yet, today.
Closing Gap
10 am. No pain... just this dull tightness around my upper teeth (I don't have braces on the bottom yet). But I can't bite down without causing pain, so chewing is out of the question. Milk (and diamonds) are a girl's best friends!
By the way, my orthodontist said yesterday that the tiny gap between my two upper front teeth would be closed by this weekend. Guess again - the gap's already gone! : ) Perhaps my teeth are more mobile than average. Hmm.
By the way, my orthodontist said yesterday that the tiny gap between my two upper front teeth would be closed by this weekend. Guess again - the gap's already gone! : ) Perhaps my teeth are more mobile than average. Hmm.
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Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Good Night, and Good Luck
No, I'm not referring to George Clooney's movie here. ; )
Day 1. And... WHAT a day! Aside from all this braces business -
Day 1. And... WHAT a day! Aside from all this braces business -
- A girlfriend of mine got a promotion, AND a raise, after only six months at her new job
- Another girlfriend of mine got engaged!
Meanwhile, Miss Dorky Teen USA (Yours Truly) is battling braces... or rather, as George Carlin would say - battling a bite problem WITH braces. Tiny tear in my eye.... : )Two glasses of organic whole milk (Write me if you drink whole milk and are older than 16. It seems all adults have opted for fat-free or 2%.) and a fat Motrin pill later, I'm ready to call it a day. So good night, and good luck.
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Waiting for the other shoe to drop....
So, due to scheduling confusions, they only had time to put on the top braces for me. I'll go back next Tuesday for the bottom half. Bummer!
They warned me it would hurt tonight and the pain would peak tomorrow. Now it's just sore and tired from all the pressure. It's 5 now but I still haven't eaten anything... and I'm not even hungry!
They warned me it would hurt tonight and the pain would peak tomorrow. Now it's just sore and tired from all the pressure. It's 5 now but I still haven't eaten anything... and I'm not even hungry!
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In My Office
Practicing smiling (as) naturally (as possible). The funny thing I noticed right away is that while it's perfectly OK to smile wide, as I always do, it is a little tricky to relax my lips when I'm done laughing and close my mouth. The braces ARE a bit abrasive, so instinctively I'm careful about not getting my lips scratched!
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Getting used to it....
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Ta da!
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The Morning Of
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Visits to My Dentist
To ensure I'm completely ready for the braces, I went for my regular cleaning at my dentist's last week. They said my gums were bleeding more than usual so they gave me the deep scaling treatment. Well, it definitely wasn't a "treat". They numbed me on both sides of my cheeks - but at times it STILL felt like hell. The entire process took four hours, split into two two-hour sessions. Yipee! NOT. Afterwards, I bought the Sonicare Elite 7300 electronic toothbrush. Very happy with the results. Now I feel ready. Bring it on!
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Don't Laugh
OK, laugh all you want. But since this was my last day before the braces go on, I decided to eat whatever the hell I wanted. (By the way, I should mention that I ate a TON of desserts in the past two weeks and a HUGE tablespoon of chunky peanut butter last night.) So for lunch, I had a giant burger. Dinner was a rib eye steak, a slice of thick, sinfully rich chocolate cake and a scoop of Creme Brulée gelato. YUM. Hey, the weight can come off later - I hope. ; )
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Monday, February 06, 2006
My Smile on Sunday, 02/05/2006
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Questions For Dr. Stacey Quo
This is it! I'm going in tomorrow to get my spankin' new braces on. So of course, I've been fretting over the whole ordeal.... and I have composed a list of TWENTY-FOUR questions for my orthodontist to hopefully cover all my bases.
- Will my upper teeth be tipped in as in slanting inward?
- How much would my upper teeth be OVER my lower teeth?
- How much "shorter" would my face be?
- Is there a possibility I would be ready for surgery before the full 12-months?
- Can we set a surgery date now?
- Will I need to wear rubber bands?
- What did you mean when you said my teeth/bite would look worse right before surgery?
- Will I need headgear?
- Will any teeth need to be removed?
- Will the gaps between my lower teeth disappear?
- Will the treatment change my facial profile in any way besides a smaller jaw?
- Will the braces straighten my teeth besides improving my bite? Will the two teeth on the bottom that are turned sideways get straightened as a result?
- How often will I need to come to your office for adjustments? Once a month?
- What is the total cost? How is the cost broken down? What's the payment plan?
- How much pain and discomfort will I be in?
- Before we begin, would you review my treatment plan with me?
- I have very sensitive gums right now. What precautions should I take? Any suggestions?
- How will the braces affect my speech?
- How frequently and when will Dr. Li get involved?
- Will the popping/clicking of my jaw joints go away?
- Is there anyway to preview my new profile?
- Will red wine stain my braces?
- Will I have extra skin hanging off my jaw??
- How long will I need to wear the retainer for?
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NO MERCY tpb #2
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The first thing that happened to these kids was their bus falling off of a cliff. This isn't the worst thing that could happen to them. Worse things abound in this second volume by Alex de Campi, Carla Speed McNeil, and Jenn Manley Lee.
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It's the food, the people and the natural beauty.Soon I'll be back in Vienna and off the road for a month or two so I can share this country's discoveries with you. … [Read more...]
Tsipouro – The Other Greek Spirit
Everyone has heard of ouzo, but what you really need to drink in Greece is tsipouro. Pronounced chiparo, it's a 80-100 proof brandy made from grapes.Tsipouro is sold in restaurants, but the best is homemade. Even those who don't make it themselves, know someone who does, so when you end up in a Greek home, you'll get a taste for sure.Geeks drink tsipouro before, during and after a meal to aide in digestion. Good tsipouro is slightly sweet, it warms a little going down and leaves the taste of grape vines on your tongue.You can choose … [Read more...]
How to Find and Buy the Best Baklava in Greece
When in Greece you must eat baklava even if you think you don't like it, because not all baklava is created equal. A good one will make you feel like a guest of the gods. A bad piece has the potential to turn you away for the rest of your life. There is one simple trick to differentiate bad baklava from good. Look at the syrup. If the syrup is clear get the hell out of there. It's nothing but sugar and water. If the syrup is yellow go to the cashier and say hello!Hello! Hello! Honey makes the syrup yellow, and in Greece good honey is … [Read more...]
Thessaloniki, Greece
Day #40, country #7 of the trip, 39 of a lifetime In Greece, Sunday is waking up late and lunch at your mother's house. Of course there are cigarettes and coffee.If the day hasn't exhausted you too much, maybe a stroll in an ancient village by the sea works before a nap.Tomorrow I fly to Rome. Ten years ago Rome was home for me. I wonder if the feeling will be the same. … [Read more...]
Thessaloniki, Greece
Hit up the market like a local today. I can't wait to write about all the weird things I saw. I'm talking pig heads people!Creating a website is hard work! So much information coming in that I want to share that my head is going to explode. What do you think of these section titles?How to Eat Gotta Do What to DrinkFeeling blessed to be around close friends while processing all this stuff.Italy comes next and that's where the hard work begins!But first I'm headed out for for some of Greece's bangin baklava . . . girl's … [Read more...]


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KMB architects has been recognized for several years by the South Sound Business Examiner "Best Places to Work" Award.
Our firm was named Overall Mid-sized Employer, an award given to employers who exhibit the highest ranking in all five judging categories.
Here's what our staff have to say about working at KMB architects:
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Presstek and Graphic Arts Technical Foundation Honor Robert Howard
Sunday, January 21, 2001
Hudson, NH Presstek, Inc., the leading developer of thermal direct imaging and printing plate technologies for the printing and graphic arts industries, together with the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation (GATF), today honors Robert Howard, Presstek's founder and former member of the Board, at the dedication of the GATF Robert Howard Center for Imaging Excellence (CIE). Established April 1995, the CIE serves as both a hands-on electronic pre-production training facility and the in-house prepress department for GATF. As a training center, the CIE offers students exposure to a full spectrum of production equipment and techniques, including the latest digital workflow solutions as well as traditional methodologies. As a production department, the CIE is a working model of a modern prepress facility. Presstek's $100,000 contribution, given in Mr. Howard's name, will be used to update GATF's CIE with the latest prepress technologies. Presstek is also installing its new Dimension CTP system. Robert Hallman, Presstek CEO, is presenting at today's ceremony. Says Hallman, "Robert Howard shaped the industry, when his dream of making the printing press a computer peripheral came true. Thanks to Bob's vision, direct imaging is now widely accepted throughout the industry. We are pleased to recognize his efforts through our support of GATF and the Robert Howard Center for Imaging Excellence. "GATF is happy to recognize Bob Howard's leadership role in advancing digital imaging technology for the printing and publishing industry," says George Ryan, President of GATF. As well as founding Presstek and several other ventures, Mr. Howard is associated with the development of the dot matrix printer, the laser printer, and digital printing. Robert Howard was a Presstek Board member from September 1987 to December 1, 2000 and was Chairman of the Board from June 1988 to September 1998. He served as president and treasurer of the company from October 1987 to June 1988. Mr. Howard was the recipient of the 1998 Rochester Institute of Technology Cary Award for his technological innovation, adherence to the highest standard of quality and meaningful advancement of the graphic arts and related industries. He has also received the Albert Einstein Technology Medal from the Jerusalem Fund of Aish HaTorah.


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Last night, our team captured the groundbreaking march to the new Orlando City Soccer stadium. It was very loud, very purple, and a very exciting day for our city.
Jerome the drone did a smashing job of photographing the crowd from above while the Macbeth humans directed him from the ground.
We love you, Orlando.