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In the last 15 newsletters we've talked about how to recognize chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia and what causes these syndromes. We've discussed the concept that the hypothalamus acts as a circuit breaker inside of our body, shutting down to protect us in the face of what it perceives to be a dangerous and overwhelming stress. Like a circuit breaker in a house, this protects the system but at the same time results in the absence of function (or in our case markedly decreased function). We've also discussed how research has shown that there are four key things needed to "turn the circuit breaker back on". These are nutritional support, sleep, treating the hormonal deficiencies, and treating underlying infections. In addition, it is important to make sure that the stresses that "blew your fuse" have been eliminated so that you don't just blow the fuse again!
Having discussed nutritional support at length, I would like to take the next few newsletters to discuss how to get the eight to nine hours of deep sleep a night that is necessary to restore health and eliminate pain. To quickly review, the key points of nutritional support are: 1 -- take the "Daily Energy Enfusion" vitamin powder and B-complex. This one drink and one capsule a day replaces 25 to 35 tablets daily. 2 -- drink more water and avoid sugar. Also, increase salt if your blood pressure is low. 3 -- use Eskimo 3 fish oil if you have dry eyes and dry mouth. 4-- use plant based digestive enzymes (e.g. CompleteGest) if you have poor digestion.
Q: How can I get eight to nine hours sleep a night if I can barely stay asleep for three hours at a time?
A: Although sleep hygiene is important in insomnia, poor sleep hygiene is NOT the key problem here. We talked about the hypothalamic 'circuit breaker' being turned down in CFS/fibromyalgia. Unfortunately, the hypothalamus is the sleep center in the body, and when it is not functioning properly one cannot sleep without assistance. Unfortunately, most sleeping pills such as Dalmane, Valium, and Halcion actually can worsen the problem by keeping you in light sleep when what is needed is the deep restorative part of sleep. Fortunately, there are many treatments that can help pretty much everybody with these syndromes to get eight to nine hours of deep sleep each night.
Q: But isn't nine hours of sleep too much?
A: Absolutely not! The average American 100 years ago was getting nine hours of sleep a night. This means it was as normal to get 10 hours a night as eight hours a night. What changed all this was electricity and development of light bulbs, television, radio, computers, etc. We are now averaging as little as 6 1/2 hours of sleep a night in this country, and this is simply not enough to maintain health for most people! In fact, if you ask the anthropologists they will note that the average night's sleep back until 4 thousand years ago was twelve hours! When the sun went down, it was boring and dangerous to be out, so people want to sleep and then woke up at sunrise. The average time from sunset to sunrise is twelve hours. So you can see just how sleep deprived we are as a society.
Q: What you mean by "deep restorative sleep"?
A: Sleep is not just a matter of being unconscious. It takes a specific "switch" in the brain to put you into sleep and keep you there. Once you are asleep, there are 4 sleep stages plus dreaming. Stage one and two are the light stages of sleep. Stage 3 and 4 are the deep stages of sleep where you 'recharge your battery', improve immune function, and release growth hormone for tissue repair. These last two deep sleep stages seem to be diminished and are of poor quality in CFS and fibromyalgia. This is why it is important to pick sleep treatments that do not keep you out of deep sleep like most sleeping pills.


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C. C. Cole is a writer from rural
C.C. loves greyhounds and adopted two of the beautiful animals in their senior years that, sadly, passed away last year. They are both dearly missed and C.C. may decide to adopt again someday. She is passionate about domestic violence awareness and current world events.
Laurie: Today, I am pleased to talk with author C.C. Cole. Thank you so much for the opportunity to learn more about you and your books. Has someone been instrumental in inspiring you as a writer?
C.C.: If I were to say a single person, that would be my sister who died as a result of a domestic violence incident. Writing became a creative outlet for me and has helped me cope with that loss.
Laurie: I am so very sorry for your loss, C.C., but it is good that you have been able to channel the intense emotions into your writing, I think.
You are currently writing a four-book dark fantasy series and I understand the first two books in that series are available. What can you tell us about the first book?
C.C.: "Act of Redemption" was released in 2009; a dark fantasy, medieval novella about the city of Gastar in ruins followed by centuries of war and just a few human inhabitants left. Zermon, a demon lord, arrives to destroy the remaining people and to make the city part of his territory in hell. A trio of brave fighters from the past wars arrives to help the people fight off the demonic attacks. Shevata, a sixteen-year-old girl is introduced in the prologue and later in the story. She was an enslaved child of war and is a trained assassin who carried out a mission to rescue captured living people from the underworld. Later, she killed an evil high priest without a death order, so her soul is removed and she is cursed. Because of her underworld venture, she is well known to Zermon. The story sums up good vs. evil as the people come together and Shevata is introduced as a fierce and respected adversary.
Laurie: Tell us about Shevata, your main character, and how did you create her?
C.C.: I wanted to craft a dark, strong, complex female heroine, using the 'anti-hero' idea with character flaws. I wanted to get away from the 'damsel in distress' and 'kid gets tough' stereotypes.
Who is your favorite character from "Act of Redemption"?
C.C.: My favorite character in "Act of Redemption" is Zermon, the main antagonist. His personality is based on my older brother's and it's now a family joke.
Laurie: Is C.C. Cole a pen name? If so, how did you come up with it?
C.C.: C.C.Cole is my pen name, which is the initials of my original name and Cole is my maiden name.
Laurie: Who are your books published with?
C.C.: "Act of Redemption" was published by AuthorHouse. "Children of Discord" was published by CreateSpace. I like self-publishing; the freedom, the control, and the networking make it rewarding for me. I did try the traditional approach, got instant 'nos' from all query letters about six times, and read a couple of those books on "How to get published." For genre fiction, self-publishing suits me fine, although I've been shut out of some groups because of the 'self-published' taint. I learned long ago, from other Indie authors, to not let that bother me.
Laurie: How do you describe your writing style?
C.C.: My style is fast-paced, dialogue-driven, and almost constant action. Some reviewers say I write 'awkward' or 'choppy' because I break scenes during chapters, and sometimes keep the same scene when the chapter changes. The reviews that don't like it think I don't know better; but most readers like it because it holds their interest.
Laurie: Tell us about the absolute BEST fan letter you have received.
C.C.: A very intelligent young lady wrote me a several page, single-spaced critique of "Act of Redemption." It was almost as long as the book, and she picked up points I had not thought of.
Laurie: That is so cool! She must have been very impressed to have taken the time to do that.
If you were given free tickets to anywhere in the world, where would you go?
C.C.: I'd love to go to
Laurie: To where else do you dream of traveling?
C.C.: would love to see the ancient city of
Laurie: Does travel play in the writing of your books?
C.C.: Not physical travel; Shevata's (the main character) journey is written as time travel, but her actual journey is the road she takes within herself to become part of humanity.
Laurie: What can you tell us about your latest release?
C.C.: "Children of Discord" is the second of the four-novella series. At the end of "Act of Redemption," Shevata travels back to the underworld to find Goldeon, a treacherous boy who helped Zermon invade Gastar and for the murder of the mate of her mentor, the dragon Harathgus. She gets forced back into the city of
by unlikely allies. Now, amongst the people two centuries later, they have grown and prospered with no knowledge of the dangerous children of the past. As Goldeon hides in the city, seeking to destroy the leadership with a secret army, Shevata relentlessly hunts him amongst the people. Their secret war places the people of Gastar in danger, and Shevata begins to reflect on her past actions and takes steps to re-join humanity at the story's end. Gastar
Laurie: For you, what is the hardest part of writing a book?
C.C.: The hardest part is sending that last draft to the editor for the final read before publishing. It's like taking a leap of faith. I feel like I'm closing my eyes and stepping off a cliff.
Laurie: Where do you research for your books?
C.C.: tend to watch historical documentaries for research; I'm a visual person so seeing something gives me a picture in my mind to write about.
Laurie: Do you listen to music while writing?
C.C.: No, I usually have a movie or historical documentary on.
Laurie: What plans or ideas do you have for the book after you finish the Gastar series?
C.C.: After "Gastar," I'd like to write a non-fictional book about a wartime veteran I know.
Laurie: What do you do to unwind and relax?
C.C.: I sit on my deck with my husband with an appletini.
Laurie: Would you say you are an introvert or an extravert?
C.C.: I'm an introvert because I keep a small circle and tend to march to the beat of my own drum.
Laurie: Do you have anything specific that you want to say to your readers?
C.C.: I'd say the "Gastar" series is just fast-paced entertainment, meant to be fun. The books won't change your religion, make you lose weight, or make you stop smoking. It's action/adventure and hopefully, not boring.
Laurie: Do you have any suggestions for beginning writers? If so, what are they?
C.C.: I say "write, write, write and don't let anyone get in your way. One bad review should not stop you from writing.
Laurie: Where can your fans find you? Do you have a Website or Blog?
C.C.: I shut down my first blog because I didn't like the background, and recently started a new one: http://www.shevata-cccole.blogspot.com. My website is http://www.gastarseries.com/, but it isn't updated for "Children of Discord" yet. I recommend comments to just go to the blog.
Laurie: Thanks so much for taking time out to chat with us and sharing so many of your thoughts and ideas. I am looking forward to reading "Act of Redemption" and I have to tell you that I watched the trailer for it about 3 times. I really liked it!C.C.: Thank you, Laurie!
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This post is about how to sell a $97 dollar consulting or strategy session.
You are going to see the length and wonder what the heck is so hard about doing this, but this is actually a piece for one of my all time favorite clients who is EXPLODING in his business recently and ready to take the next steps to make more money (and strangely enough, it will not be $97 at a time!)
Not A Money Maker
If you are doing a $97 consultation, even if it is for just an hour, you cannot do or source enough of them to make big bucks. Think about it…40 hours a week, $97 a hour times 52 weeks in the year IS just over $200,000…but…you are probably not a machine that can spit out great information on demand or keep too many stories in your head all at once. You will also have to do marketing and lead generation, administration and business development.
So why do a $97 session? It is basically to weed out the people who are tire-kicking or just fishing and find the diamonds in the rough.
Why So Much Resistance
In our coaching business, we find that many of our "peeps" are super resistant to doing this, and maybe not for the reason you think. Here are some common reasons they give for not being comfortable:
Realtors/Real Estate Investors – Larry works with real estate investors from the US and around the globe. He has an amazing real estate investing website and has recently started writing for a very highly regarded real estate investing magazine. On his site and in his popular newsletter he says constantly that people can call him with any questions, that he is available anytime. Very few people call, and the ones that do are mostly at the very end of sales cycle and are ready to talk money, but it seems to be taking them a long time to get there. One huge factor holding Larry back is that in the real estate industry, Realtors work for free until a deal is closed and he isn't sure that someone will be willing to pay him for his time and expertise before being ready to close a transaction.
Direct Sales – We have another client who works in the direct sales industry (MLM). She has been a top recruiter for many years on a national level and her expertise is a highly coveted skill. That said, she feels really funny about charging people for her time. Mostly she works just with the people who are in her downline and puts charity time in working with people who belong to her company but are not in her downline. She has seen other people work with MLMers and charge for it, but it is hard to get her head around why someone would pay her money and how that would help grow her direct sales business.
Who Am I To Talk?
So you are on my site reading this so you probably know that I am pretty good at marketing, but what you may not know is that for years all my lead generating was done on a semi-paid model. I would give free talks around town or where ever I happened to be and offer the people in the room a $97 consult. I never did "coffees" or one-on-ones because I can't help myself, I tell whoever I am with all about what they should do marketing-wise and if I met with 20 people informally I would get paid $0 and have wasted my time.
I say that I wasted my time because I am in business and the goal of being in business is to make money, not to help random strangers. Helping out people with no thought of payment is a non-profit model and I am a for profit business. Additionally, they got the ideas and concepts for free, so they assigned that exact value to them, $0, and didn't really do anything with them.
Over the years I have talked to close to 1,000 small business owners and learned the back end workings of their businesses. Their motivations, goals and dreams which means that I can now help even more people do even better work in their business. While I no longer do $97 consults, I am super happy that I got all those chances to talk to people, building up my experience and their businesses.
The Real End Result
Enough about me, back to charging money for your time. So let's look at Larry and his real estate investors. There are probably a few reasons they are not just calling him:
- They really feel like they are going to be bothering him so they don't call
- They feel like if he is willing to talk to them for free, how good can the info be
- They are so early in the process they would be "wasting his time" reaching out right now
It is funny that 2/3 of those involve people being considerate of Larry and his time. The people who are his best prospects really are happy that he is giving them great information on his site and in his newsletter, they respect his opinion and are just waiting until they are ready to pull the trigger before reaching out to him.
The problem is that some of them will never have enough information to make an investment, they will spend years and years, gathering information and never buy a property. Some other ones will read Larry's stuff religiously, but not wanting to bother him, will pay someone else so they can have their questions answered and that guy will get the sale because he will have established rapport and been helpful on a personal level.
Strategy Sessions Instead of Consults
Consulting is experiencing a lack of respect and interest right now. People are sick of consultants who swoop in, talk-talk-talk and run out. We like to position our talks as strategy sessions because they are. We are not just throwing out info but making sure to put it together in a cohesive whole.
Another nice thing is that a strategy session feels like it should lead to another. You might want to offer them another session at a later date or even get them into a coaching program.
How To Set Up A $97 Strategy Session
Because I wrote this post for Larry, I know he was polite enough to read all the way through (aren't you?!?!?) but what he really wanted was the meat, the step by step guide to how to make a $97 strategy session available!
1. Make A Page On Your Website – Write out what you are offering
I always gave them about 7 examples of things that we could talk about, but basically you don't to have so much there that they rule themselves out because you don't have their exact problem listed or so little that they don't see a reason to give you $97.
2. You don't need to put too much about you!
Probably you are selling your $97 strategy session at a speaking event, on your website or in your newsletter. All places where they already know how cool you are so keep the "about me" to a couple of key highlights.
3. You need a payment processing thingy (that is the technical term)
To start, we recommend using Paypal.com. Here is a BRILLIANT tutorial about how to put a PayPal button on your site. You just needs parts one and two! This functionally allows people to pay you, you will get notifications and they will get a receipt.
4. Thank you page
You want to have a Thank You page that explains what happens next (PayPal will let you designate this when you set up your button). This page should tell them EXACTLY what is going to happen next so they don't worry that they just wasted their money.
I tend to tell them:
1. How long it will be before someone contacts them to set up their time (within one business day)
2. Who will call them (my gal Shell)
3. My phone number in case they have
here is my actual thank you page
5. A few graphics
If you are going to do this, do it right. Get with Fiverr.com person and have them make two or three graphics that will be on your page. You want a little bit of a variety so that you can share different things on social media and in your newsletter and people won't get banner blindness (seeing the same thing over and over).
You should also have a call to action button on the sidebar of your website saying that they can "set up a time to call" or some other fun verbiage.
6. A sales sheet
It is important to have an on-site signup form anytime that you are giving a talk. You want to let them know that they can hire you. This one is a very gentle offer, all we are asking for is their name and email address. Oftentimes we would have a credit card signup sheet.
That is it! It looks like it has a lot of moving parts but is actually pretty straight forward and easy to do. If you would like help to figure out your business or marketing efforts, check out my Marketing Mentoring Program!
The last thing I want to leave you with is the actual reason that you are doing these strategy sessions. You should have some real things that you are going to sell AFTER the fact. Now, that does not mean that your hour should be dedicated to selling something else. You should spend the whole time talking to your customer and finding out what they need.
After that you might find out that they need a product that you are an affiliate for, you might find out that they are ready for some ongoing training or they may be ready to start investing in real estate, they just needed some one-on-one time to figure that out.
IF they have additional needs and the money to spend on those, it is your responsibility to help them figure that out. You are not "selling, selling, selling", you are really "helping, helping, helping".


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It is now one month four days since the terrible massacre of 26 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
Despite the passage of time, questions and skepticism about the official account of what happened not only persist, but are mounting. A main reason for that is the decision by a Connecticut Superior Court judge to gag law enforcement.
The normal sealing period on criminal cases is 14 days. In the case of the Sandy Hook massacre, however, as reported by John Pirro for the ctpost, on Dec. 27, 2012, State Superior Court Judge John Blawie ruled that search warrant affidavits for the cars and home of alleged lone shooter Adam Lanza and his mother would stay sealed for another 90 days, that is, until late March, 2013.
Blawie granted motions filed a day before by State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky to extend the statutory sealing period for the five warrants, including three for the Lanza family home on Yogonanda Street where 20-year-old Adam had fatally shot his mother, Nancy, four times in the face on the morning of Dec. 14, before embarking on the rampage that left 20 first-graders and six educators dead. The judge's order also covers the two other search warrants, for the 2010 Honda Civic Adam Lanza drove to the school and for Nancy Lanza's 2009 silver BMW, which was parked in the garage attached to the home.
Judge Blawie's rationale is that "The court finds that due to the nature and circumstances of this case and the ongoing investigation, the state's interest in continuing nondisclosure substantially outweighs any right to public disclosure at this time." That is most curious because the alleged perpetrator of the killings, Adam Lanza, allegedly shot himself dead in the school when he heard police arriving — which means there won't be a criminal trial. Nor are there any lawsuits pending. For that matter, the lawyer who had filed the only lawsuit about the massacre (on behalf of a 6-year-old girl who had witnessed and survived the shootings) quickly withdrew his petition "after facing strong disapproval from people across the country."
State's Attorney Stephen Sedensky said in his applications to extend the statutory sealing period, that the affidavits contained information "not known to the general public" and that premature disclosure would "seriously jeopardize the outcome and success of the investigation" by "divulging sensitive and confidential information" known only to investigators. Although no arrests have been made and "none are contemplated," Sedensky also said the possibility has not been ruled out, and that releasing the information would make it difficult to solve crimes that others might have committed.
All of which leaves us wondering what exactly is the "sensitive and confidential information" "not known to the general public" but "known only to investigators".
In addition to the questions raised in FOTM's posts — about police and eyewitness reports of more than one gunman, Sandy Hook memorial and fundraiser webpages and documents dated BEFORE the massacre, the odd behavior of family members of the victims, and the role that professional crisis actors might have played — we have more questions about the massacre. (Go to FOTM's "Sandy Hook Massacre" page for the questions we've raised.) Here is one for today:
Who is Christopher Rodia?
Initial news reports about the massacre, such as this one by Fox News on December 16, 2012, were that sometime before 9:30 a.m. EST on December 14, 2012, Adam Lanza fatally shot his mother, Nancy Lanza, age 52, with a .22 Marlin rifle at their Newtown home. Adam then drove his mother's car to Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Yahoo! News on Dec. 16, 2012, even had a picture of the car said to be Lanza's being impounded by police:
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On Yahoo! News below the above photo is this: "The car driven by Connecticut school shooter Adam Lanza is towed from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, December 16, 2012. Lanza carried hundreds of rounds of ammunition when he killed 26 people and then himself at Sandy Hook Elementary School, police said on Sunday."
Note that the car is a black Honda Civic with license plate "872 YEO":
Adding more credence to the black Honda being the car driven by Adam Lanza is the video below, which shows the police taking a long gun (allegedly one of the firearms Lanza brought to the school) out of the trunk:
But the audio of the Newtown police scanner recordings on the morning of the Sandy Hook shooting referred to a Christopher Rodia as being the owner of the black Honda Civic.
- An officer says "Connecticut 872 Y Yankee, E Echo, O Oscar, 872 YEO possible suspect vehicle."
- At 2:04, an officer with a deep voice, clearly NOT the officer that made the previous 872 YEO license plate report, says: "run the eh… operator, he's a Florida license Connecticut as well, first name is Rodia, R-O-D-I-A, Christopher A. Date of birth is, eh… August 6th '69."
There is a Christopher A. Rodia in Connecticut, born in 1969. If you Google his name you will find a report by WTNH8 on July 29, 2012, about Rodia and a young woman (reportedly his niece) being arrested for stealing copper from a home construction site in Westport, CT: "Christopher Rodia, 42, was charged with 3rd degree larceny, conspiracy to commit larceny, criminal mischief, possession of narcotics and failure to carry prescription drugs in a prescribed container." Their court date was set for August 7, 2012. Here's Rodia's mugshot:
UPDATE (Jan. 19, 2013):
We've found more info after we first published this post. Turns out Adam's mom, Nancy Lanza, did own a black Honda Civic, as you can see in this document of her property/vehicle revenue record:
As you can see in the document below, Christopher Rodia owns a 1999 Chevrolet:
All of which just goes to show that rumors proliferate in the absence of official police information because they are gagged by Judge John Blawie!
H/t Thumbleberry of DailyPaul and USAhitman
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|Day 1
|Arrive London (2 Nights): Time to relax after hotel check-in.
Ibis Earls Court
|Day 2
|London Free Time: Enjoy exploring London today. See the sights, visit a museum or go shopping - the list is endless and the choice is yours.Full Breakfast
|Day 3
|London - Paris (2 Nights): Greetings from your Travel Director this morning before you travel through Kent to the port of Dover. See the White Cliffs as you board the ferry to Calais in France. Travel past the poignant battlefields of the Somme and arrive later in Paris.Buffet Breakfast
Novotel Pont de Sevres
|Day 4
|Paris Orientation and Free Time: Admire the sights on your sightseeing including views of the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysees. The rest of your day is free to explore the city or visit one of the museums or attractions. This evening consider a night out at a Parisian Cabaret.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 5
|Paris - Tours - Bordeaux: Drive through the vineyards of the Loire Valley and stop in the lovely city of Tours for free time. Later travel to the picturesque city of Bordeaux where you will dine tonight at your hotel.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
Ibis Centre Meriadeck
|Day 6
|Bordeaux - Biarritz - Pamplona: This morning travel to the glamorous seaside resort of Biarritz. Take in views of the ocean from the promenade before heading for the Spanish border. Pass through the verdant hills of Navarra to Pamplona, famous for its annual bull run.?Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
Abba Reino de Navarra
|Day 7
|Pamplona - Madrid Sightseeing (2 Nights): Traverse the splendid landscape through Rioja to the capital, Madrid, where this afternoon your Local Specialist shows you all the sights including the Royal Palace and Plaza de Espana.Buffet Breakfast
Melia Avenida America
|Day 8
|Madrid Free Time: Today is free to explore on your own or perhaps consider joining an Optional Experience to Toledo. This vibrant city has much to offer - from fine museums to excellent shopping - there is something for everyone.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 9
|Madrid - Barcelona Sightseeing (2 Nights): Cross the Spanish Meseta and pass Catalonia's sprawling vineyards en route to Barcelona. On arrival your Local Specialist shows you the sights including the Ramblas and the Sagrada Familia.Buffet Breakfast
Exe Barcelona Gate
|Day 10
|Barcelona Free Time: Enjoy a full free day to explore the city or perhaps join an Optional Experience to nearby Montserrat to see the mystical Black Madonna.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 11
|French Riviera
|Barcelona - French Riviera (2 Nights): Head back into France and through Provence towards the French Riviera. Drive along the coast to the celebrity hotspot Cannes which is famous for its annual film festival and where you will have a two-night stay. Buffet Breakfast
Amarante Cannes
|Day 12
|French Riviera
|French Riviera Free Time: Enjoy a full day of relaxation on one of the most beautiful coastlines in Europe.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 13
|French Riviera - Monaco - Pisa - Florence: Explore Monaco's Old Town this morning before following the spectacular coastline into Italy. In Pisa view the famous Leaning Tower before arriving later at your hotel near Florence.?Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
|Day 14
|Florence - Rome (2 Nights): Experience the sights and delights of Renaissance Florence this morning. Learn about the quality and workmanship of one of this city's historic industries at a demonstration of Florentine leathercraft. Enjoy an orientation of this city as well as free time to explore before leaving and travelling to Rome.Buffet Breakfast
Ergife Palace
|Day 15
|Rome Sightseeing and Free Time: Admire the landmarks with your Local Specialist including the Colosseum and the ancient sites of Rome. Visit St. Peter's Basilica. Afterwards shop or perhaps explore the Sistine Chapel.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 16
|Bay of Naples
|Rome - Bay Of Naples: Drive south from Rome to the scenic Bay of Naples. Don't miss an Optional Experience to the spectacular Amalfi Coast. Dine tonight at your hotel.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
Grand La Panoramica/Pompei Resort
|Day 17
|At Sea
|Bay Of Naples - Ancona - At Sea: This morning you may consider joining our expert for an Optional Experience to the excavations of Pompeii, the perfectly preserved Roman town which was engulfed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Later travel across Italy to the port of Ancona to board your overnight ferry to Greece.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
|Day 18
|At Sea - Patras - Athens (4 Nights): Arrive in the port of Patras in Greece and continue by road to Athens.?Buffet Breakfast
|Day 19
|Athens: Your Travel Director will be on hand to give you advice on how best to spend your time in Athens. Why not join our 3-day Aegean Cruise? Search trip code EDMM for full trip details.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 20
|Athens: Soak in the atmosphere of the city or join an Optional Experience to Delphi.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 21
|Athens: Enjoy another day exploring this fascinating capital and do last-minute souvenir shopping in the Plaka district.?Buffet Breakfast
|Day 22
|At Sea
|Athens Sightseeing - At Sea: Admire the sights with your Local Specialist including a visit to the Parthenon, Acropolis as well as seeing the Temple of Zeus. In Patras board your ship for an overnight cruise to the Italian city of Ancona.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
|Day 23
|At Sea - Ancona - Bologna: Arrive in Ancona and travel to Bologna. Enjoy lunch aboard your Adriatic ferry.Buffet Breakfast, Lunch
Best Western Plus Tower
|Day 24
|Bologna - Venice: Head north through the Emilia Romagna region to magical Venice. Cruise by private launch to St. Mark's Square. Enjoy a glassblowing demonstration at a traditional workshop. Spend time afterwards exploring.Buffet Breakfast
Best Western Airvenice
|Day 25
|Venice - Innsbruck: Travel through scenic mountainous landscapes including the majestic Brenner Pass into Austria before arriving in Innsbruck. Your orientation includes views of the Golden Roof and Hofburg Palace.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
Bon Alpina
|Day 26
|Innsbruck - Vaduz - Lake Lucerne (2 Nights): Visit Vaduz, capital of Liechtenstein, then drive through scenic alpine landscapes to lovely Lake Lucerne. Dine tonight at your hotel.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
|Day 27
|Lucerne Orientation and Free Time: Travel into the heart of Lucerne where your orientation will reveal the Chapel Bridge and Lion Monument. Afterwards consider taking an Optional Experience up Mount Pilatus for spectacular views over the Alps.Buffet Breakfast
|Day 28
|Lake Lucerne - Heidelberg - Rhineland: Marvel at the mighty Rhine Falls at Schaffhausen before crossing the border over into Germany. Pass through the Black Forest and make your way to the university town of Heidelberg.?View the imposing red sandstone castle towering above the city before making your way to the hotel.Buffet Breakfast, Dinner
NH Bingen
|Day 29
|Rhineland - Rhine Cruise - Amsterdam: This morning relax aboard your cruise through the Rhine Valley. See the famous Lorelei Rock and see medieval castles and vineyards. Then continue to the Dutch border and make your way to lively Amsterdam.Buffet Breakfast
Ibis Schiphol
|Day 30
|Amsterdam - London: Drive back into France to Calais where you board your ferry back to Dover. Arrive later by coach in London.Buffet Breakfast
Ibis Earls Court
|Day 31
|Depart London
|Depart London: Say farewell to your traveling companions as you prepare to fly home.Full Breakfast
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Binary plists are the files that Apple products use to store information. The easiest way to view them is to convert them to xml.
The program plutil is native to OSX (as of 10.2), however it is also included when iTunes is installed on a Windows PC.
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Eating out can weigh heavily on your wallet, but it needn't be that way on the island of Ireland
Want to find the best budget food on the island? Just follow the locals. After all, they're the ones that know all the tips and tricks to hunting down a wallet-friendly dinner, from excellent farm-to-fork feasts in traditional pubs to upscale burger joints to fabulous picnic spots. Here's a few suggestions to get you started.
Farmers' markets, a profusion of delis and ever-accessible countryside means picnicking in Ireland is a natural pastime. And food halls such as Cork's English Market and George's Market in Belfast are essential stop-offs.
Grab some top-class artisan cheeses and salamis, fresh bread and homemade apple juice from a local deli or farmers' market and head for one of the island's fabulous scenic spots. And it's not hard to find a scenic place to chill out, from harbourside piers, to beautiful urban parks and sun-dappled canal banks.
The early bird is an institution. Most good restaurants now offer an early bird menu, where you can eat at a fraction of the a la carte price, midweek between certain hours (usually between 6pm and 7pm). What's more, over the last couple of years most savvy eateries have started to put on "early-bird"-style menus all night from Monday to Thursday, and in some places up until 7pm on Friday, with similarly value menus on offer lunch.
In the big cities, you'll find new restaurants that have made affordable eating a cornerstone of their philosophy. Crackbird in Dublin has gone from being a quirky pop-up concept to being a mainstay on the urban eating scene, Rocket and Relish in Belfast is fast food with an gourmet slant thanks to chargrilled Northern Irish beef burgers for under £5, or check out lunch at the Ard Bia café in Galway's historic Spanish Arch.
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Okay, so Michelin restaurants are never going to be "budget", but that doesn't mean they can't be good value! As well as being more affordable than Michelin restaurants in continental Europe, the island's starry favourites offer up some really great lunch deals, as well as early bird or "pre-theatre" menus.
Make sure to book ahead and make a reservation for a Michelin spot – the value offered at lunchtime means that these places can book up quite far in advance, especially on Thursdays and Fridays.
Back in 1950s Ireland, a pub lunch consisted of a packet of Tayto crisps and a bag of salted peanuts thrown in for desert. But over the last decade, the island's pubs have transformed themselves into dens of gourmet delights. These days, you can sip an Irish craft beer or stout while tucking into great local gastropub favourites such as fish and chips, Irish stew, crab claws, cockles and mussls, bacon and cabbage, Dublin Bay prawns, oysters, and beef and Guinness pie.
Try out Hargadon's, Sligo; The Exchequer, Dublin; The Munster Bar, Waterford; John Hewitt and McHugh's, Belfast; and The Parson's Nose, Hillsborough, County Down.
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'I think the goaltender position is always the most challenging because it is the key to every teams success. This challenge isn't just with the Sabres, but each NHL team. If you look at the Stanley Cup Finals, both Khabibulin and Kiprusoff played integral roles in their teams success. You always have to keep in mind that your best forward plays 20 minutes a game while your best defenseman plays 25 to 30 minutes a night, but the goaltender plays 60 minutes. It is also far and away the most difficult position to play.'
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Energy efficiency and technology are big topics at this year's Greenbuild show taking place in Phoenix, Ariz., where the movers and shakers of the growing green movement are urging attendees to go beyond plucking the "low-hanging fruit" of energy savings and take the extra steps toward deep energy savings.
"We are in a time now where we really have to make big changes," said Al Gore, in the show's opening plenary session on Wednesday night. "It's time for us to shift to a new kind of energy infrastructure, with solar and wind and geothermal, and most important of all energy efficiency and green buildings."
"We look at deep energy savings as out of our reach, and focus instead on the low-hanging fruit," said Karl Johnson of the California Institute of Energy and the Environment in a session on Green Building as if Energy and Getting to Net Zero Mattered. "You can't get to net zero without going state-of-the-art, to get to deep savings of 60, 70, 80 percent."
Kostantinos Papamichael of the University of California, Davis, said that even in the traditional low-hanging fruit of lighting solutions, there is no real single solution. That means not just moving to LEDs, but using dimming systems, lighting control systems, daylighting techniques tied to automated systems and implementing occupancy sensors to shut off lights when no one is in an area. "I believe occupancy sensing is one of the most successful technologies we have seen in the last 20 years."
That doesn't mean that technologies like LED lighting don't work. Papamichael says there are 800 million recessed downlights in United States, and that 83 percent of them are incandescent, meaning about 81 billion kWh/year could be saved in electricity simply by switching them out.
"Going the extra step will give a significant amount of savings for a long, long time," he said.
Added David Kuperberg, of Cooper Square Realty in New York, in a session on energy performance in residential multi-family communities: "We need to educate residents as well, because a lot of energy use is behavioral."
"We have all the tools we need to solve three or four climate crises," concluded Gore. "We've got everything we need—with the possible exception of political will."


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I believe in all certitude that one person can make a difference, and I want to describe two instances in which this has happened with volunteers for JewishGen's Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR).
Over a year ago I was invited to give a talk on JewishGen to a synagogue in Indianapolis, IN. My talk focused on various JewishGen programs but mostly on JOWBR. The group, with a number of Holocaust survivors interested in genealogical databases, listened intently and I was interrupted often with excellent questions, some of them quite emotional. The attendees were obviously eager to learn more about genealogy and resources on JewishGen. When I started to talk about JOWBR and about my vision of how a synagogue or a whole town, with multi-generational participants, could be involved in cataloging Jewish cemeteries and photographing matzevot, the air became electric. Soon everyone was talking and asking questions and sharing ideas about organizing all the synagogues to help. It became apparent that all were looking to one person, Gloria Green, also known as GG, who seemed to have the organizational and interpersonal skills and the respect of the attendees to pull off a city-wide effort of the Jewish community. With no hesitation she agreed to be the liaison and started organizing committees on the spot.
This Spring she organized teams—often composed of parents and their children—to visit seven of the eight Jewish cemeteries, some no longer in use—to photograph the matzevot. Others entered the data from the inscriptions into JOWBR spreadsheets. The eighth cemetery, a Sephardic cemetery, had already been photographed and data put online.
In the previous winter months, volunteers had gone to the mortuary that performs most of the Jewish burials in Indianapolis to photocopy their burial records. These records were used to cross-check burials against the actual matzevot and the data from these burial records were added to spreadsheets for ease of search.
Gloria has told me that she wishes she could do this full-time. [I wish she could, too.] Her husband says that organizing the JOWBR project has given her a burst of energy and excitement and renewed commitment to Jewish organizational life.
Last weekend Gloria emailed me about a situation which showed her first-hand the value of JOWBR. One of her volunteer photographers and her daughter had spent a Sunday afternoon digitally photographing a cemetery. When she sent the photos to GG, she asked whether GG had already entered the data for cemetery X where one of her grandfathers was buried. GG said this man was not listed in that cemetery but he was listed in another cemetery and she would send her the photo of the matzeva (tombstone). There were protestations that this could not be so, but GG sent her the photo and the burial record, with the exact location of the grave.
As GG noted in her email to me, this person could have been walking all over the wrong cemetery looking for her relative and becoming frantic when she couldn't find the grave. Now, with a quick search of JOWBR, she will have complete information on the exact location of the grave and a digital image of the tombstone. About 6,000 burial records from Indianapolis and almost the same number of tombstone images will soon be uploaded to JOWBR.
The second example of a volunteer who made a difference is that of Terry Lasky, who had taken it upon himself to index all the cemeteries in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico and Manitoba, He was doing such a magnificent job that I asked him if we could talk on the phone about his taking on more states, using the model he had developed.
It isn't always that a well-organized and committed volunteer with enormous organizational talents shows up, and such persons have to be given additional responsibilities to keep them interested. He agreed eagerly and then emailed me about the states he would attack and how he would do this. Currently, Terry is coordinating the indexing of Jewish burial records in Nebraska, Oklahoma, Alaska (one small cemetery),Fargo, North Dakota, and one cemetery in Moldova. He is willing to do more, but needs a brief rest as he has just coordinated the raising of funds to photograph all the tombstones in Orhei, Moldova. He has received the photographs and now the translation of the inscriptions will be underway. When all this work on U.S. and Moldovan cemeteries is completed, Terry will have organized the addition of 60,000 burial records and 30,000 photographs to JOWBR!
There are many other individuals who have been responsible for contributions of large numbers of burial records and we will recognize them in subsequent blog posts.
I can never again hear that "one person can't make a difference" without disputing that assertion. JewishGen in particular and Jewish genealogy in general are enriched by these dedicated volunteers who motivate and organize others to take part in important projects vital to preserving our Jewish heritage.
If you have any ideas, or would like to volunteer, please post a comment in the "comments" section below. We are looking forward to hearing from you!
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just beautiful - thank youReplyDelete
Thank you to everyone who made a difference. When friends and family ask me why I do this, I came accross an answer. There is no signature, so I apologize for copying this, but it says so much.ReplyDelete
The search for roots, even in the simplest genealogical sense, is likely to be a meaningful experience at both the personal and religious levels. But it is important to pursue even if the meaning is elusive. All lineage, and not just that of nobility carries with it a certain responsibility. A great person discovered among one's ancestors is not a cause for bragging but something that can be related to and learned from Honor of parents of earlier generations of forebears is connected in turn, with kibbud-ha-makom, honoring the source of all human life. Strengthening one's ties with one's own past is part of one's connectedness with the sources od jewish life in general.
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Police officer goes 'above and beyond' after teen's faulty bike causes crash
The public servant gave the girl his wife's old bicycle
The public servant gave the girl his wife's old bicycle
The public servant gave the girl his wife's old bicycle
After responding to a teen who crashed her bike trying to avoid a car, a Burlington police officer decided to do something.
Fourteen-year-old Mackenzie Giroux was riding her bike through her neighborhood on an afternoon in late April. She was headed down a hill and toward a car when she realized her brakes didn't work. She ditched her bike and took a tough tumble to avoid hitting the car.
"It was close, but ya know, thankfully the car wasn't injured, and she was able to walk away with minor injuries," Mackenzie's mom, Kasia Bergeron, said.
Mackenzie had road burn and hit her head hard enough to need a staple. But even more, she need a bike with working brakes. That's where Officer Jake Seller comes in.
"When she told me that her bike didn't work correctly, it had a lack of brakes, a light bulb kind of came on that I have a bike that had brakes that is looking for a home. And I thought she would appreciate that and get good use out of it, so it seemed like a match," Seller said.
Two weeks after the accident, Seller dropped off his wife's old bike, surprising the mother and a very happy teenager.
"He remembered, and he showed up just as he said, and that was just very moving for me," Bergeron said. "With the work that the community officers do, they should be recognized for when they go above and beyond, and this really was above and beyond his job."
"It fits perfectly. I was very thankful," Mackenzie said.
Now Mackenzie is enjoying some newfound freedom, riding her bike to school and around the neighborhood. Bergeron has a bit of peace of mind knowing her daughter is on good wheels, all because of a thoughtful officer.


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Congratulations Derek, glad that you won it. Looks awesome. How did Masato pack it (assume that there is glass in the frame)?
Congrats Derek, that's a really great piece to have. Worth more than all your statues put together as far as I'm concerned.
I got my first Kentarou Miura autographed print! http://www.berserkstatues.com/skdotnet/print_close.jpg
Very rarely. They're mostly sold in Japan I think.I guess our expert Derek will reply to this post soon, he can tell you everything you want to know about unpainted/unassembled kits.
Thanks very much for your help Are there also release/non original Kits? Is there a possibility to get fakes/non originals too?1. http://page4.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/d708296062. http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e80603721didnt find these kits on berserkstatues.com or anywhere else ...
Hey there. The first kit (the Guts on Horse) is on my website in the un-painted kits section. It's an original, and released by AOW many years ago. It's limited to 300 pieces. The current price on YA is too high. You can definitely get it for cheaper. I'd say around 40,000 yen to 50,000 yen.The second one, is a brand new kit, released earlier this year, by Headlong. It's fairly easy to find still as it's still in production. This kit is linked to on my website in the links section, but I haven't added it to my un-painted kits section yet. I got mine off YAJ a few months ago. I paid a little over 10,000 yen for it and it looks like that's how much it is still going for right now. As long as Headlong keeps producing it, you can expect to pay around that much.And yes, there are fake / bootleg kits out there. They are called recasts. You find them a lot on ebay, but YJA is pretty good about only selling originals. If they are from Hong Kong, Thailand, or Korea, you can be pretty sure they are fake.
Enjoy. and Hello!
I even have Irvine and Zodd Senma displayed together just like you.
WOWWW!! Nirvana! That is quite a display! You got A TON of kits too! Did you paint those yourself??! I would love to see them without the flash! Love that puck kit collection you got!!! And you even have the Getsurou's Zodd and Henacyoko's Puck & Slan! VERY cool. =) Top it all off, you have a 1/10 Griffith on Horse!!! Do you still got any unpainted kits around? What's next on the to-do list? =)Thank you for sharing!! And seriously, GREAT SETUP!!!!


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"So I got an epidural for my VBAC. Get over it." What a great title! You know exactly what kind of story you're going to read and can even take a guess at the spectrum of responses to such a post.
I think this is an important post to read. A VBAC doesn't have to be a fully unmedicated waterbirth at home to be a 'success.' Yet, we run the risk of presenting a set of demands on VBAC mamas, and for many if not most this might be obstructive.
My sense of this woman's story is that she got the epidural knowing what risks and benefits are involved. If not, then yeah, maybe she got lucky. My sense of other women's stories who have had epidurals, is that even though in most women, the risks may outweigh the benefits . . . some women just don't dilate or labor well without them. Perhaps we can hindsight quarterback their birth preparation process, but I think that's a fruitless discussion.
I agree with Andrea's point that fighting about the best way to VBAC isn't constructive. Ideally, we wouldn't even need to address the "best way to VBAC" if we had a medically-appropriate cesarean rate in this country. And if "normal birth" (and I do mean natural) has a high degree of variability, so much so that we insist women be left to labor in peace without clock pressure, then we must be willing to accept variability in the way women pursue their VBACs.
Most of us, I would assume, who consider ourselves to be VBACtivists, are working so hard to re-educate women about patient autonomy, patient choice, informed consent, and participating in health care choices, that we start from the position that a woman who requests an intervention such as an epidural during a VBAC labor doesn't know the risks. And this is probably how the squabbles begin.
Further, plenty of "die hard" VBAC gals make "natural choices" that I find potentially risky. I'm pretty specifically talking about the use of EPO for home induction and tonics such as 5w or PN6. And some women say NO to induction but YES to augmentation. And some women agree to AROM (having their waters broken). Some women have their membranes stripped. And I get it . . . because as soon as you get to 40 weeks, you're treated as a ticking time bomb.
What will I do this time? Only time will tell. But you bet your butt that if I get exhausted laboring at home but think an epidural will help me regain the strength to birth this child vaginally, we'll hop in the car and accept the the bad with the good.


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A Delightful Recreation: The Music of Thomas Jefferson
The selection of music presented here re-creates Jefferson's Williamsburg entertainments and gives the listener a sample of his musical experience. Recorded in the Governor's Palace ballroom, this recording captures the spirit of the times of Jefferson.
As a frequent visitor to the Raleigh Tavern and the Capitol, Jefferson heard subscription concerts and danced at the balls and assemblies. For Jefferson, music was a "delightful recreation" and a "companion which [could] sweeten many hours." While his personal involvement with musical performance declined sharply after 1780, his interest in this particular fine art persisted in his activities as an enthusiastic parent, grandfather, and president.


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"Charli and Nico's wedding blog has an uninvited guest: a commenter convinced the bride is being romanced by the brother of the groom. To save her from a terrible mistake, he assumes multiple identities on multiple message boards, sharing, in an extended, epic blog comment, his fears for Charli, his outrage at being thwarted, and the romance, years ago in his analog past, that first attracted his meddlesome care." So goes the description of The More You Ignore Me, by DC-based novelist Travis Nichols.
Nichols was inspired by the four years he worked as the administrator of the Poetry Foundation's blog Harriet. In that position, he spent plenty of time trying to tame the internet trolls. "Nichols is a hilarious writer but the book is a very real look at the state of communication, the results of crippling loneliness, and our so-called internet 'communities,'" says press for the book.
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Oriental Trading Co
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Oriental Trading Company Candy Shot Glasses
The final item that I hadn't reviewed from my Oriental Trading Company order is the set of Candy Shot Glasses.
It wasn't an impulse purchase, it was just one of those things that I've been looking at on their website for well over six months (along with the later disappointing gummi bracelets). The idea fascinated me, but I had trouble grasping the concept that you would put liquids in an effectively dissolvable container.
The little shot glasses are exactly the same size as a regular shot glass. They come in three flavors (two of each in the box of six). They were packaged nicely to prevent breakage. They were in a sealed plastic bag, then wrapped in some bubble wrap, then inside a box that had little cubbies for each of the candy glasses.
Mine arrived in one piece, however, as you can tell from this photo the candy itself wasn't as "candy-like" as I expected. The yellow one was the only transparent one, the rest were rather opaque and a bit chewy. I've seen this happen with ordinary hard candies. They get exposed to a little moisture which eventually penetrates and softens the outer layer of the candy. It doesn't usually change the flavor, just the texture. Instead of shattering like glass, it bends a bit.
They also appear to have "melted" a bit. I ordered them in January, so it's not as though I exposed them to any heat. Again, I figured this was because of the age of the product and/or the exposure to moisture. (Check the photo on the OTC site to understand what I was expecting.)
The shot glasses come in three flavors:
Lemon (Yellow) - not quite lemon drop flavored, it was a mild citrus flavor without much tartness.
Apple (Green) - fragrant and floral with a small burst of tartness when you chew it up.
Cherry (Red) - sharply medicinal with mild sour bite.
I invited over Amy (the neighbor who spits things out) and we tried a variety of liquors in the cups. I had Ouzo (an anise liquor from Greece) in a lemon cup, my husband had Limoncello in a cherry cup and Amy had vodka in the apple cup.
My first advice is to use it for drinks that are not chilled. Tequila shots are probably most appropriate. We keep our Ouzo, Limoncello and Vodka in the freezer, so the candy glass gets a layer of condensation on the outside, which then means that it gets sticky.
The flavor of the glasses does not seem to pass to the liquor easily, so the only way to combine flavors is to chew on the glass. I nibbled on the rim of mine and took little sips of Ouzo. I think lemon and licorice go well together, so it was rather nice. Ouzo isn't a syrupy-sweet liquor like Limoncello, so the addition of the little sugar crunch was kind of nice. It's a little much with Limoncello.
I left one of the glasses with some liquor in it on the counter (on a plate) overnight. It did not dissolve the glass as I thought, which is a plus. It did make the vodka rather syrupy.
Overall I don't think I throw the right kind of parties for these to be a welcome addition to my hostessing (I'm just not a "shot" person). However, if you're the type who does shots (especially tequila) and can get an assurance from OTC that they can send you some fresh unclouded ones, they might be fun. And hey, no dishes to do afterwards!
POSTED BY Cybele AT 8:11 am
Friday, January 26, 2007
Oriental Trading Company Candies
I've been eying the stuff on the Oriental Trading Company website for years, just wondering if it was any good. I really have very little need for four dozen candy rings, but I just wanted them so much.
So I put together what I thought was a modest order of items that I knew I couldn't get anywhere else (they do carry a lot of items you can find in the grocery store like candy bar miniatures):
(More on the Candy Shot Glasses next week!)
The Gummy Candy Band Bracelet came in four colors, each with a different inspirational word on them.
All of them were less than stellar looking. They looked and felt a bit dry to the touch, kind of like old Play Doh. They were each individually sealed in little clear cellophane sleeves (and those were all inside another sealed bag) so I don't think it was a storage issue on my side. However, I did buy them on sale (they were normally $5.95 a dozen and I got them for $2.95, so maybe you get what you pay for).
Purple :: Faith :: Grape - very dark and pretty purple, and I only think it was grape flavored, it was hard to tell. Faith has a strong bitter aftertaste to it for me.
Yellow :: Strength :: Pineapple - pretty good! A nice floral fruity flavor with a good tangy bite and no weird aftertaste. Strength is good!
Green :: Hope :: Apple - tangy and fruity and actually pretty tasty. Hope is edible!
Orange :: Dream :: Orange - also rather tasty. It had a good rounded orange flavor with both the zesty notes and the tangy bite. Dream had a slight aftertaste to it, not a bad one, but a little like chemicals or artificial flavors.
On the whole, I liked the novelty of the bracelets, but as you can imagine the reality of wearing a gummi on your wrist isn't that appealing after about five minutes. You can gnaw it off your wrist, but if it's all about the taste and texture, these leave a bit to be desired. I think I'd prefer a clear gummi like Haribo makes instead of this opaque stuff.
They make other varieties for different holidays, there's a Halloween set and I thought they had an Easter one (but I can't find it on the site now).
It's not something I'd order again and I'm kind of sorry I got two dozen now. 4 out of 10
The Everyday Candy Rings are just stunning to look at. Instead of the chunky ones that I used to buy when I was a kid that were impossibly thick and uncomfortable to wear. These are petite little compressed dextrose creations, rather similar to the Candy Blox I reviewed earlier this week.
The rings are small, or fit small fingers. I could only get them on the top of my smaller fingers or my pinkie (my ring finger size is an eight). The bands come in four differen colors:
Pink Band :: White Jewel - After eating this one, I'm not afraid of the pink ones. A light raspberry flavor, it has a little bitter aftertaste but overall I find it agreeable. This is the only one that made my fingers a little discolored.
Yellow Band :: Orange Flower - the candy is a soft lemon flavor, no sour tang to it.
Orange Band :: Pink Flower - this one was bad the first time I had it, a bit sour in an unpleasant "bad burp" way. Subsequent ones were just fine. They taste a little like Froot Loops.
White Band :: Yellow Star - I think this is pineapple. Again, soft with only a light flavor and no tartness.
I really liked these. They're compact and even though they don't really fit my fingers they'd be great for kids because they're not too much candy and are less likely to make a big mess. They're also darned attractive.
They're individually wrapped and easy to stow in your pocket (so I plan on carrying them around to blogger events to hand out to my new friends). The flavors are okay - not quite as tasty as the Candy Blox, but they all arrived in great condition (only one out of the 4 dozen was broken). The price per item is only 10 cents each, so if you're planning a theme party for a little girl (Princess!), this might make a nice addition to the favors.
I give these an 8 out of 10 ... definitely something I'm going to keep on hand as the Candy Blogger.
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Title of Activities and Events: Lunch meeting of gender committee of electrochemical society of Japan
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What are the issues in agriculture that we need to worry about?
Obviously the huge issue is cost of production relative to current commodity prices. I wish I could do something about that, but all I can do is try to provide some moral support.
Another issue is herbicide drift. Individuals who have had crops affected by herbicide applications intended for other crops or fields are concerned about the problem. However, I sometimes scratch my head at the apparent lack of concern by individuals or groups that I think would be concerned about the drift issues.
Our third meeting of the Glyphosate Drift Task Force is coming up in a few days. I anticipate that we will get down to some definitive recommendations at this meeting.
Regardless of what may come out of our task force in terms of recommendations for education and regulation, I will say again that much of the off-target problems we are having with glyphosate and 2,4-D will have to be solved at the grassroots level.
It will be interesting to see what sort of response we get from industry regarding glyphosate. It is a well-established fact that anything that affects surface tension can affect spray droplet size.
This was further established for glyphosate back in the days when the switch was made from Roundup D-Pak to Roundup Ultra. The issue at the time was drift to corn. It so happened that the switch was made at the same time that corn acreage increased dramatically.
Of course, there were a lot of different opinions on whether the sudden increase in complaints was due to the formulation change or simply due to the increase in corn acreage. Roundup D-Pak contained little or no surfactant; Roundup Ultra was a fully loaded product.
Several particle analysis studies conducted at the time showed that with a given nozzle and pressure setup, Roundup Ultra produced a higher number of fine particles than did Roundup D-Pak with Induce surfactant, which was popular at the time. This supported what a lot of applicators were saying at the time.
In more recent aerial application studies in Arkansas, Roundup WeatherMax, for example, has failed to pass the droplet size criteria established by the Arkansas State Plant Board to allow it to be tank-mixed with Command for application by aircraft.
It is also interesting that when you get around field representatives who have had a lot of experience with glyphosate, they will tell you in strict confidence that taking out or significantly reducing the surfactant load in some of the more popular formulations would significantly reduce the drift problem.
I am not alone in my feelings that a lot of factors are contributing to our off-target problems and formulation may well be one of them.
To date, the major manufacturers have taken the approach that these formulations are what they are going to sell and if there is a problem it is an applicator or farmer problem. Hopefully they will come around with better cooperation since we are going to ask for it.
However, if they do not, there may well be a golden opportunity for some of the smaller generic companies.
Industry in general needs to step up and determine what can be done with product formulations to give us the most efficacious glyphosate formulations with the most desirable spray droplet characteristics. Once that is established then the rest is up to farmers, applicators, educators and regulators.
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The group is still showing signs of fatigue, but Saturday's events did see somewhat better results.
"Saturday was alright," said Bill Taylor, director of track and field. "Overall we've hit a rough patch like I haven't really seen before in my coaching career.
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Several others picked up personal records in Kentucky to expand the day's highlights.
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The team showed signs of improvement from Friday, however, they still have plenty of room for more.
The Atlantic Sun Outdoor Championships are lurking around the corner and the team 's readiness is questionable.
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Iteratees at Tsuru Capital
Tsuru Capital is a small company. We build our internal systems for live trading and offline analysis in Haskell, and we're proud to be sponsoring ICFP 2011. We use iteratees throughout our systems, and have actively encouraged all our staff to contribute changes upstream and participate in community design discussions. By being part of the open source community and taking part in peer-review, we all end up with better software.
Over time various Tsuru staff members have worked on tools using iteratees, including (grepping the CONTRIBUTORS files): Bryan Buecking, Michael Baikov, Elliott Pace, Conrad Parker, Akio Takano, and Maciej Wos. There's been some lively discussions and many small patches providing functions that we use in production every day.
Last year Conal Elliott provided some mentoring to Tsuru staff, during which we worked through a denotational semantics for iteratees. This resulted in discussions on both the iteratee project list and haskell-cafe about Semantics of iteratees, enumerators, enumeratees.
By using iteratees in production we've contributed various simple but practical functions, including:
- enumFdFollow, an enumerator (data source) which allows you to process the growing tail of a log file as it is being written.
- ioIter, an iteratee that uses an IO action to determine what to do. Typically this is action involves some user interaction, such as a user issuing commands like play/pause/next/prev.
- ListLike functions last (an iteratee that efficiently returns the last element of a stream), mapM_ and foldM.
- mapChunksM_, a more efficient version of mapM_ that operates on the underlying chunks, eg. logger = mapChunksM_ (liftIO . print).
- takeWhile, and its enumeratee variant takeWhileE
- endianRead8, an iteratee for reading 64bit values with a given endianness. I've used this in ght as well as an internal project.
- convStateStream, which converts one stream into another while continually updating an internal state. Importantly for variable bitrate binary data, it can produce elements of the output stream from data that spans stream chunks.
- (>) and (. These allow stream converters to be composed without rewriting boilerplate. Jon Lato gives a good example using these in the StackOverflow answer to Attoparsec Iteratee.
- zip, zip[345], sequence_ for using multiple iteratees to process a single stream instance, and (for zip*) collecting the results.
- eneeCheckIfDone*: This family of functions (eneeCheckIfDoneHandle, eneeCheckIfDonePass, eneeCheckIfDoneIgnore) can be used with
unfoldConvStreamCheck to make a version of unfoldConvStream which respects seek messages.
Parallel stream processing We often want to do multiple unrelated analysis tasks on a data stream. Whereas sequence_ takes a list of iteratees to run simultaneously and handles each input chunk by mapM across that list, psequence_ runs each input iteratee in a separate forkIO thread. For a real-world example, see Michael Baikov's post about psequence, psequence_, parE, parI.
Thanks to John Lato for consistently and reliably maintaining the iteratee package, providing thoughtful feedback and graciously suggesting improvements.
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