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Posted 6/6/2013 9:21:42 AM
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Pookie, my wife started taking melatonin several months ago. She takes melatonin 10 at bedtime and has found that she sleeps better, wakes up better, & has less fatigue than without it. Having less fatigue has made the fog not as severe. Don't know if you've tried it, but it may help you. Start at a lower dose at first & adjust to the amount that helps you the best.
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Fireman Joe, I have heard and read much confusing data about melatonin. In one article it said to take a quarter of the standard 3mg dose 6 hours before bedtime. You mention that your wife is taking melatonin 10, is that 10mg of melatonin? Recently I have had move declines in physical health: a diagnosis of widespread spinal stenos with disk degeneration that is not operable, and before I could anything about it, a fall onto my very worn right knee. I had replacement knee surgery on June 5 and my recovery is being impeded by extreme pain. My regular pain pills barely take away about 10% of the pain for a couple of hours. Fogs my head even worse, of course. And this morning, my stenosis showed itself again with pain in my right back, all the way to my hip. I am using sleep medications. Perhaps the melatonin could help; could you give me more information? I am pretty sure I have read that melatonin can also ease pain. Thanks a lot for writing, look forward to your reply. Helen
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Try taking 2 grams of inositol before bedtime.
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Hi, pookiecat.
I'm sorry to hear you're still suffering.
Fibro is tricky. A strategy that helped me was to think beyond pain. Just because pain is your main symptom doesn't mean you need pain solutions. I made more progress chasing sleep and energy solutions. Energy remedies help brain fog and make it easier to be active. Sleep remedies help pain. Anxiety remedies, even if you're not anxious, can help with tight muscles and pain.
My best sleep remedies:
Early and late evening L-tryptophan (helps the body make melatonin)
Magnesium to calcium balance (watch out for calcium-fortified foods), try for 1:1 ratio
If you're poor or have a strong health plan, look into Xyrem.
My best energy remedies:
Ubiquinol + Shilajit
7-keto DHEA. Bio-HRT might be necessary.
Chromium (200 mcg might not be enough, I'm doing better on LEF's Optimized Chromium and it's not super expensive)
My best anxiety remedies:
I strongly recommend vitamin D blood test and keep levels over 50. This didn't reduce my fibro pain, but was still worth it, because I get sick way less often and it helps prevent cancer. At age 56, I need 5000-6000 IU vitamin D per day to keep my levels up, even though I get sun. D may be "necessary" but not "sufficient" for fibro.
Good luck!
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I think I am maxed out on supplements. I took tryptophan, noticed no different. Take magnesium and calcium for hypoparathyroidism, have just increased my mag a little; I am always constipated. But I take pain pills, recovering from knee replacement surgery, which made fibro flares worse. I take 8 stool softeners a day. Seven prescription strength potassium. I have diabetes and use insulin, a low carb diet. However, latterly getting sloppy on diet, it is summer and I like ice pops, not the SF ones. And that sugar substitute may be very unhealthy anyway.
I tried DHEA, then decided perhaps I needed to do this with the doctor. Am taking Q10. 100 mg a day and a prescription vitamin D analog called calcitriol, for the above mentioned HPTH. No help from ashwaganda. I do think the natural thyroid hormones are working better for me than did Levothyroxine, I have no thyroid gland.
Unfortunately I think my medical conditions, my missing glands, my missing kidney, are what keeps me feeling so bad, and that is what creates the fibro flares and not vice versa. I am 75, so very tired, barely manage my activities of daily living. Can't put another thing on my plate.
Thanks for the reply. I wish you much success in working out how to feel better.
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You're 75 and "very tired" and am "always constipated." That tells me you're not getting energy from food. Try taking digestive enzymes!
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Thanks for the suggestion. I just started pro-biotics; this time I seem, so far, to be able to tolerate them. However, I did not get a super pill filled with hundreds of species and thousands upon thousands of organisms. I do have celiac; therefore digestion may be a problem. The constipation was something I was born with, breast fed for months. Latterly, it has been made worse by my pain meds. In spite of dropping down considerably since my surgery, I still need 8 stool softeners a day and occasional gulps of milk of mag. When I put in my next order of supplements, and I take many, I will consider a digestive enzyme. Years ago I used a papaya hard candy type, don't recall feeling any better. In 1980 I remember a friend joking: papaya for the pa-pain. Looking back, I had no pain, laughed and that was it.
It might be an idea to update my lists of meds and consult with one of Life Extension's knowledgeable health workers, about what I am taking and what I have wrong with me. I am also looking into the concept of harmonizing with the universe, the source, to see if that will help me to feel better. Not necessarily be better, just feel well enough to become content and serene. Meanwhile, my one morphine pill a day helps me enough that I can be productive in the afternoon. As the "lady of the house" I have lots of responsibilities, one of which is to take care of myself.
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Something new! Perhaps, Elaine, you can look into this too. I recently read about small study groups in Italy where B1 was used to provide pain
. And maybe more energy too. The author of the article decided to try it herself, reports a huge surge in energy; however, no pain
. B1 is inexpensive, I bought some. Not benfotiamine, with which I had problems of increased pain years ago when I tried it for neuropathy, water soluble B1. I began with one 395mg capsule, added another every 48 hours until I reached four, the max used in the experiments. It has been a week now at this level. All four in the morning, as was done in the experiments. It is subtle, but I seem to have more energy. No pain
. I spent almost three hours in Macy's yesterday, was tired when I got home, but not to excess. I sleep less, do not nap.
Subjects reported up to 50%, app, more energy. How much is 50% of almost nothing? Nevertheless, I feel better. Unfortunately, I have found an effect with other supplements in the past, that then wane as the body returns to the homeostasis of many years. I think perhaps an exercise program might eliminate this happening again. I am thinking about it. Additionally, this on top of the natural thyroid I switched to almost a year ago might help to make this a permanent change. With more energy, I can overcome more pain. And I am holding my weight loss in spite of too much food.
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Hi, pookiecat.
I have pain, but I think my underlying problems are excess muscle tension and inflammation. For inflammation, black cumin seed oil might be a good cost-sensitive remedy, though I haven't tried it yet.
I took thiamine (500 mg/day) for a year for muscle tension, but didn't see any benefit. Last week I started high dose benfotiamine (1000 mg/day) with 600 mg/day thiamine. I think it's helping with muscle tension, but it's pricey. With basic vitamins, substances work together in the body, so you may need to solve multiple deficiencies to see results.
How long did you take benfotiamine before you experienced increased pain? My pain went up a few days after I started benfotiamine, but it's down again this week without changing dose.
Aging makes things more difficult. I think I'd be fine on my current regimen (curcumin) if I was 46 instead of 56. I'm not sure if the aging issue is hormones or increasing inflammation.
Good luck with the exercise program. It does help reduce pain, but hard to do when you feel poorly.
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Woodstock gets top ranking by national magazineBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | December 03,2012WOODSTOCK A Windsor County high school received some good news from a national publication recently.
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I think they are an affirmation of what we already know about our school, Schillinger said. There is really great instruction going on and we have a very supportive community.
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I think we make great efforts to identify individual student strengths. We have a mission statement that talks about the promise of discovery in each of us. We do that every day, Schillinger said. We look for what (each) individual is good at and capitalize on that strength. Its about making the school as individual as we possibly can.
Stowe High School ranked first in the report of Vermont high school rankings. The top ten (in order) are Stowe, Essex, South Burlington, Mount Mansfield, Colchester, Woodstock, Lake Region, Rutland, Middlebury and Mill River high schools.
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Its a wonderful identification and were looking at other areas to improve upon so we can continue to do the wonderful things that are recognized by this particular analysis, Thomason Worth said.
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Posted 22 January 2013 - 19:39
Actually i attempted to do the same thing with a windows 7 boot disc i spent a few hours trying to do so, and i just gave up then i came back onto here and found Start8 a program that masks windows 8 interface to feed the people who wish to depend on the solely the Desktop feature that windows 8. This program allows you to boot to desktop at all times, and will adjust some apps that are made for the other interface to fit your desktop
"If the laptop came with Windows 8 then you aren't going "back" because you never upgraded. If you want to install Windows 7 you're going to have to buy yourself a Windows 7 install disc"
Not so sure about this statement - http://www.microsoft...ade_rights.aspx
I have not bothered too look great detail, but from that page and this sure looks like you have the legal right to downgrade if your PC came with w8
Now the media to do so might be an issue? But lets forget the legal aspects and just get to the tech side. I ran into with a laptop just recently from asus. Now they clearly had the drivers on the website for the laptop for w7 x32 and 64. But it was a bit of a pain to actually get w7 installed with the bios changes and no optical drive, etc.
So its easy enough to create a w7 usb boot drive. But had to make some changes in the bios to boot the usb, and then turn off secure boot, etc. Its prob best to look up the details of putting w7 back on your specific laptop. I found some great instructions for the specific laptop I was working with a simple google.
I would have to guess you will find pretty much every single computer shipping with w8 -- someone is going to want to put w7 back on it, and more than likely there will be instructions on how to do that out there.
I kind of breezed over the thread - what is the specific laptop? If its asus x501a I could walk you through since I just did it on that model
I have no desire to run w8 - I will run it via vm to play with the things I need to play with to understand it to a point where I can help users with it, etc. Many users are in the same boat - If you have the legal right to downgrade, you would think makers could make users very happy with the ability to install either when you first boot the thing up. They could play with it for a while, but if they want to go back - click click and they should be able to put w7 on it. It sure looks to me this what MS says about it - Seems clear cut from my above page snip. But a PC with w8, have legal right to downgrade it and at my choice later move it to w8 if so desired.
This should be something every pc maker does when shipping new PCs with the lastest and greatest OS on it. Let the user decide which they want to install.
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As I was saying... can't go back to something you didn't have. Format and install Windows 7 is your only option if you want to "go back". What did you not like about Windows 8? I have no problems and it works for me. But I feel your pain so here's a picture of a grey donkey.
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There's a difference between downgrading and going back. He didn't start with Windows 7, so he can't go back to it. I'm not sure why that needed clarification.
Not so sure about this statement - http://www.microsoft...ade_rights.aspx
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I bought start8 and i absolutely love it!


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Increase Its charges to meet the increased cost of opera-tions, materials, taxes, etc., are now jeffeot In thls_area, And with, the higher 'bolls, the service of the com-pany has been expanded, ' Just how the new rates affect subscribers in this area was ex*;. plained this week by William B. BUlmeyer, the manager. "The metropolitan telephone ser-vice plan which becomes effective w&th the new rates will allow each FReeport 8; 9 and Baldwin 3 resi-dent customer w&th flat-rate ser-vice to make any number of toll-free calls _jo'll3,Aoo telephones in the BAIdwin 3, FReeport.8,9, OAr-den City TijHEknpatead 2, 7, LOng Beach 0, LYnbroqk 3/ 9, MAssapequa 6, ROckviUe Cehwe 6 -and WAntagh 3 central.' offices/! Mr* BUlmeyer ' "This dooipares with 29,000 tele-phone*, they . have been aT)le to call 4fe<k in the FBeeport 8, 9, '^ < and WAotagh. ? ," Mf. Billmeye? M@age"ra*6 cua*x»ne» in port 6^, an4 BAldwin ? will be able bp call 176,OpO telephones, for one- ; (Continued on* Page 3) Laura Jjewi* CdnceA In ^h ^ipiol Tonight Js tbeVnlght, of th6 con-cert to be given by Laura. Lewi* and tne\ Hallelujal Chorus /under • the auspices i of xthe Second BapMst OhuTc^*n\the Aeeport Sigh School riium fpr-JiEhe benefit Vof 'the Youth Oen&ejbr Benningtan park. Rev/Romes @. Harris,: the , is anxious 'for the school as to 'get ; a ,lak%e nucleus to give the fund =a' go&l start. .'-. . j-y,. ;.:'; •/.•.ji'. ,:'J Club Officials at Luncheon Property Owners In DiaL 13 and IS To Canyaaa Are&a With View to Getting People ^ To Paying Aaaeasment* In Full Immediately AoMon on the awarding .of con- .raL'ta for Lhe panSurustion of sewers n Districts 13 and 15 was delayed " r n, we"k piL a joli^ meeting of the Village Board and. Sewer ppmmia-slon Monday night In the Municipal , This tcctlon was taken because "the village Is so near the debt limit it was deemed unwise to* proceed until It had been determined ap-proximately how many property owners would be willing and able to pay. their assessments in full In-stead, of v-taking advantage of spreading payments over 15 years, thus reducing the size of the bond issue, .to .finance the project. ;/ Mayori'Robert.;L. Doxsee and Leio /J.chairman of the. sewer questioned' owners n. District lave,, ' 1U to make ._.._ ^ ^ . ........ ... ."---. owners in the Mra. Roy G. dobkley^ president/and Mrs. Milton R. Hn6sch|"ohairr l.!?4^^ #!* »PO^ back at another man of the luncheon committee; seated at the head table at the annual , ,S&t%S*&B^ ti%d^K^*^^w^.f6r udlng man-holes of.? concrete' blocks, while if the coat would , # ,# •" ^.^'^' LJL Humane Assn. to As Do; Warden Mere The Long island Humane and Dog--3rotebtlve Association, Inc., has become the dog warden for this community under a contract signed 6y Mayor Robert L,'Doxsee and President Barnes H. Oruikshank Monday night prior to the Village Board meeting. The contract is unique dmong such pacts, for the association assumes all financial obligations' Involved for an annual stipend of $2,4dO, part of which is to be returned to the village & the number of animals seized by the representative of the association falls below a fixed figure. '. The association is 'to maintain and operate its shelter on Hanse ave., at Its own expense for un- Icensed dogs or untagged dogs, and for lost, strayed or homeless dogs seized and found running at large n the village. However, President Cruikshank has explained tne.as-sociation will not go about seizing (Continued on Page 23) ' <?.\1" ;.:. '.' .^-/ ;.^.,^-....,.. Exchange Club Votes To Back IV-The Exchange Club went on reorf Other bids were'as follower OHUBBCCK'S DRUG STORE BE OPEN ALL DAT SUNDAY ObiAbuok'a . Drug Store, South Main at, at Sunrise hwy., la.to re-main open Sunday after the other nnaMnacles in Freeport close at' a PJJ. The telephone, la Mteeport 9-3333. The Leader Subpcnpdon Rate $2 Jer Jne 16 Renumber Jmw 15, the abb-acrXptkm price r of The leader wiU be raised from $%,Mb $3,00 year. AM renewaia and he# awhacijptiena] received prior to that, da*e wiU be at the $190 rate. 80 If yen have received • an expiration notice er been epntempla^gaeiidln;yeorawb<!|^ acMptipn don?t delay. Gjp* i yopp^imlMiBriptlon in the Mai^ accou&^anjed by the necessary f @L@0\a%td youTl begin TeteWng/ Ikhe weekly vWter With the next jsane.'/.'' • ,•'/.'..-.. \ -r ..^ dressed te The Leader 2@ the southwestem septJoh .of the village ..after.:.hearing, .a .'talk.-by Supt. John W. Dodd -at its ZuncAebn yesterday jn^tbe Elks..Clubhouse.^Dr Dodd told .of: the 'congeiatipn i%^\tne Archer at, school and ? the need * of nroyldlng room for therrjunior high chdol housed In the- prove at., school which will be vacated of its anAibary pupils when the new building la ready . for occupancy. The cost of the proposed structure oh which a special election has been called for ITibraday,, June 15, is estimated at $1,300,000, \' The motion to endorse the pro* jeot was made by Richard G. Mc- Ohesney. and seconded«by. Chester A. Fulton. . $369,418.75 and $371,538,%; Zara Construction Co,, Inc.* Hewlett; $366,160 and #{370,315;. Henddckson Bros., .Valley ' Streamy $354,107,50 and $366^97;60; O. Salve/tore & Son? anti Joseph Miele Construction Co., Baat Orange NJ., $459,863JO and $467^82^0, and Horn.Construction Co., Merrick, $422,882.50 and $409,- 632.50. The Zara Co., was low with bids . of $Q1,704 an^ $51^84 for the Dla-trjot 15 project also'in tne aouiUierh aeotlon. Other bida were Merrick Utility AsaocdaAea, Ino., $54,326 and $54,186; John o, Peterson' Corp.,. $55,890 and $55,708; Horn.Oo,, $57,- 521, and $56,121; Salvatoife & Soiia* $83,80 and 83,@64. * .1 For Agemg ^n j Age j Is Panned By Reoroational and educational the aged are to be provided shortly! if'plana the^Freepdrt^pom" munity Oownoil hns in ^nd materialize, 8nchia:projeot oan be supported.with atatefunda. And - • ^ " Mrs. .Henrietta I^abba, auperlntend-ent of educat&n for the ageing and Mie aged of Department Education iaTio"apeak on the aub-jeot at the annual meeting of the Council Monday night in the Muni-* cipal Building .:. ; , Former Village .Trustee,/ John K DeLbrme ia tem^rary dhaimnan ,pf, the Council'* oonunlttee which naa* been atudying the poaa*b*ii*y of au«h a work in Rs6ei)ort/ He haa obtalfi-ed .facilitlea where *M) ;peraoha can congregate" Mdndaya ,and Tuejklaya from 10 t. 4:30 gage in*.yarioua activities plans are barried out. if' en*% the Mr. DeLonne aaid;.^*any people aat . are/lpnely . and ^hey.^could /: cpngf egate > with people of their owA^alel' He abided recrea" tional ' f acilitea auph; 'aa ' card plajdng, ohepl?era and cheea could be pro-dded, while i othera, juat 'wanting : to while dway tUe .time, opuld , juat ;alt qn<l— talkrj^And— the-^omen— cou^ aew, % em*wtider^ halt / o? oroohette. be other aubjeots beya ^thergroup Anight like to-take? — Teaohera would be provided by the atate, ;-T~ '.'"/.- -....•• .' -^ -Jj_ \J8amuel iwwel haa 'been %w@nin» atej&,$@ auepeed Mra. 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In the earliest days of golf on the eastern coast of Scotland, players used primitive equipment to play the game in a rather haphazard and casual manner. The first clubs and balls specifically made for golf were fashioned from wood. Golf balls made of wood were used in 17th century and eventually led to the invention of the featherie ball, which was hand-sewn cowhide bag stuffed with goose feathers and coated with paint. This handcrafted ball made with goose feathers tightly packed into a horse or cow hide sphere remained the standard ball for more than two centuries because of its good flight characteristics.
The feather balls were replaced completely within a few years when Dr. Robert Adams invented the gutta-percha ball (or "guttie") in 1848. The guttie was originally made from the dried sap of the Malaysian sapodilla tree that was made round by heating and shaping it in a mold. Gutties became extremely popular because were cheaper to produce, easy to repair, and could be manufactured with textured surfaces to improve their aerodynamic qualities. After 1880, gutties were produced with patterns on their surface in an attempt to reproduce the distance characteristics of a scored featherie. With the Victorians came industrialization and mechanization, and by 1890 Gutties were being made in molds which further increased their affordability, consistency, and quality. The most notable pattern of the period was the "Bramble", which was a raised spherical bumps across the surface of the ball.
In 1898, Coburn Haskell introduced the next break through in golf ball development and created a one-piece rubber cored ball, which was universally adopted by 1901 after it proved so effective in the British and US Opens. The rubber golf balls looked just like gutties but gave the average golfer an extra 20 yards from the tee. These innovative golf balls were constructed from a solid rubber core wrapped in rubber thread and encased in a gutta percha sphere. Once W. Millison developed a thread winding machine, Haskell balls were mass-produced and therefore more affordable. With the increased improvements of the gold ball, many of rubber companies, including Dunlop, began mass-producing balls and killed off the handcrafted ball business.
A multi-layer balls were developed in 20th century, first as wound balls consists of a liquid filled solid core with a layer of rubber thread , a thin shell. The design allowed makes to tweak the length, spin characteristics of balls. Wound balls were valued for their soft feel. Within this period, a lot of experimentation with the patterns on golf balls . one of the reasons why golf collecting is so interesting. William Taylor applied first the dimple pattern to a Haskell ball in 1905, this started golf balls took on their modern form. This pattern with dimple design maximizes lift while minimizing drag.
Makers continued to experiment with golf ball design including BF Goodrich who introduced the pneumatic ball in 1906. This was called a Haskell ball made of compressed air core but unfortunately very prone to expansion with heat , therefore causing the ball to explode. Some tried mercury and some cork and metal cores. in 1972 Spalding introduced the very first 2 piece ball. The R&A and USGA standardised the size and weight of the ball in 1921. From then further constraints have been proposed both organizations differed on the dimensions of the golf ball which meant that the game played on either side of the Atlantic was similar but different between 1931 and 1990,.
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PANAMA CITY — About 140 middle-school students from seven schools gathered Thursday to test their math skills in preparation for the upcoming MathCounts regional competition Feb. 9 at Gulf Coast State College.
Cyelle Rowell, math instructional specialist for Bay District Schools and coordinator for MathCounts, said Thursday's competition was a chance for participating schools to get together, test student teams and choose which teams they want to send to the regional competition.
"Math is important and they (the students) consider themselves a club for students who love math," Rowell said. "With the world like it is today and common core standards coming next year, which involves much more problem solving, this is more important than it's ever been."
At regionals all students, regardless of grade level, take the same the test. For the school competition Thursday, sixth-graders were given a slightly less difficult test. Judy Spires, Surfside's sixth-grade coach, said the students are tested on problem solving, geometry and algebra.
"We teach them a lot of shortcuts and things they don't get in the classroom," Spires said. "I've had kids come back to me and tell me they used those things on their ACT and SAT. It's stuff they use again and will help them in the future."
The students' number one response to why they participate in MathCounts was fun and one team used words like "magical" to describe winning at the competition.
Madi Flammia, an 11-year-old captain of the Surfside team that won the sixth grade competition, said she likes the challenge.
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Anthony Farkas, a 14-year-old Bay Haven student, was one of the members of the first-place eighth grade team.
"Support math in the community," Farkas said. "It's important for the future because we need engineers."
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Strikeforce wasnt able to hold its initial Champions fight card together, leaving the promotion to close its doors on a quieter note than hoped for, but at least there is no controversy over performance enhancing drugs at the promotions final event.
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To be acceptable, federal price reporting legislation on captive supply cattle slaughter contracts ought to be modeled on the South Dakota law´s provisions which specfically address the need for timely knowlege of slaughter inventory under packer control. The following wording is adapted directly from the SD Law´s language and serves the purpose:
Captive supply contract pools are driving the market for fed cattle. A bill that does not provide timely volume as well as price transparency on captive contract positions is not worth passing.
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We wish you a Happy New Year and hope that 2009 is a good one for all of you. Most of us are still on break/holiday, but The NXT Step will resume shortly with news and information related to your favorite robotics kit.
If you received an NXT robotics kit recently and have just discovered The NXT Step, you've got a LOT of reading to catch up on :) Just kidding, but we do have over 3 years of archived postings for you to sift through - and we invite you to join our forum where you can comment, post questions, answer questions, and discuss the NXT with others.
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At least your blog is still covering the nxt. Most of the other ones I read look like they shut down. nxtasy hasnt posted anything new since Nov17. I think the nxt might be in danger of becoming a forgotten product after 2-plus years. Thanks for keeping up the good work.
- Jan 2, 2009, 4:29:00 AM
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I'm just getting into the mindstorms this Christmas, so I'll be reading your back issues for awhile to come. Ever think of doing a "best-of nxt step" post?
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That is a really good idea and I had the same thought about 18 months ago when I first came across TheNXTStep blog as a reader.
The problem with your idea is that it is really hard to do that when you have 30 odd contributors and thousands of entries. It will be a mammoth task!! What criteria would we use to decide what is Best?
Happy New Year!
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Yes, a mammoth task indeed! It wouldn't have to be scientifically valid. Personal bias is just fine.
Perhaps the primary contributors could individually put forward a top 5 list (or whatever) of their favourite articles, with the word "favourite" meaning whatever they want it to mean. Compile all of lists into one big list and publish it.
Personally, as a new reader I am primarily interested in cool project ideas and hacks, like mashing up the wii remote with mindstorms. The blog categories certainly make it easier to filter the archives this way, but I wonder about what I'm missing ...
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Use our Search feature near the top and search on "Data Logging" and you should find most of Brian Davis' reports on some of his more fun endeavors... maybe others can recommend their favorites or at least keywords?
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Distinguished Corporate Partner Award - Deloitte LLC
Deloitte, LLC has made a significant impact in the world of audit, financial advisory, tax and consulting. Headquartered in New York, Deloitte's St. Louis office has long been a friend to the Cook School. From hiring several interns each year - who typically become full-time employees - to sponsoring accounting scholarships and contributing the other funds and departments, Deloitte is a committed member of the SLU family. Current St. Louis managing partner Rodney Kinsinger and former managing partner Mike Zychinsky are Cook alumni.
Joseph L. Davis, S.J., Alumni Merit Award - Judy Murphy (B.S.B.A. '80)
As Partner-in-Charge of the Not-for-Profit Service Group and a partner in the Assurance Service Group at RubinBrown, Judy Murphy primarily serves not-for-profit clients and provides audit, tax and consulting services. Murphy's career began in July 1978 when she interned at RubinBrown while a SLU student. She became a full-time employee of the firm after earning her B.S.B.A. in 1980 - the same year she received the Gold Medal Award from the Missouri Society of Certified Public Accounts for the highest score on the Uniform CPA Exam. Active in many professional organizations, Murphy has also served the community through work with the Clayton Chamber of Commerce, Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri and the St. Louis Fire Department Lifesaving Foundation in addition to her involvement with a number of groups and projects at the business school.
Joseph E. Boland, S.J., Outstanding Alumni Award - Brett Rufkahr (B.S.B.A. '86, M.B.A. '92)
Brett Rufkahr, Senior Vice President, Market Executive at U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management, is responsible for U.S. Trust business in the St. Louis regional, managing a team of private client advisors and managers in the delivery of integrated wealth management services and advice to high net worth individuals and families. Since graduating from the Cook School, he has devoted countless hours to the school, serving on both the Dean's Executive Advisory Board and as president of the John Cook School of Business Alumni Board. In the community, Rufkahr is a member of the DeSmet Jesuit High School Board of Trustees, the CFA Institute and the Society of Financial Analysts.
Distinguished Young Alumni Award - Christopher Sommers (B.S.B.A. '98)
Christopher Sommers comes from a family of SLU alumni that includes his sister, brother, mother, father and grandfather. After graduation, he worked for Anderson Consulting (now Accenture) and Salesforce.com before returning to St. Louis in 2008 to open Pi Pizzeria in the Delmar Loop. Pi rose to the national spotlight after Sommers arranged to feed then presidential candidate Barack Obama's crew during a St. Louis campaign rally. He received a thank you call from Obama after the rally and in March 2009 was invited to Washington, D.C., to prepare his signature recipe for the President. Since its opening, Pi has expanded to multiple St. Louis locations and will soon open a Pi in the nation's capital. Sommers said SLU's Jesuit philosophy of forming "men and women for others" has heavily influenced his business approach, which includes his commitment to environmental responsibility, sponsoring charitable events and investing in the community.
Thomas M. Knapp, S.J., Distinguished Faculty Award - Scott Safranski, Ph.D.
Scott Safranski, Ph.D., joined the SLU faculty in 1982 as an assistant professor of management and international business. He is currently associate dean and professor of management at the Cook School. During his nearly three decades at the University, Safranski has been a department chair, directed multiple programs and been a member of search committees as well as serving as a faculty advisor and mentor for which he received the 1999 SLU Graduate Student Association Mentorship Award. In addition, he has been a peer reviewer for the Higher Learning Commission since 1985 and performed accreditation visits at more than 50 schools. Away from the University, Safranski has volunteered with the Boy Scouts, Sisters of St. Mary Rehab and Kirkwood United Methodist Church.
John Basler Outstanding Alumni Board Service Award - Cynthia Washington (B.S.B.A. '86, M.B.A. '93)
Currently a broker associate for Duffe Neurnberger Realty, Cynthia Washington earned her undergraduate degree in finance ('86) and MBA ('93) at the John Cook School of Business. Washington works primarily with Renaissance Development Associates, one of the pioneers of the rebirth of Mid Town Alley, just east of the SLU campus. A member of the Cook Alumni Board since 2004, Washington has played a key role in the planning and execution of events such as the Cook Cup Classic and the school's annual trivia night. She has also devoted her time to various St. Louis organizations, including Habitat for Humanity as an events committee member and Cor Jesus Academy where she serves on the Alumni Advisory Board.
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LOVE this product! HOWEVER...I now have 3 full bottles that either sputter or don't spray at all:( I've ended up buying and rebuying...done with this product:( It is a shame because the stuff in the can is great...too bad it doesn't come out!
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I've been using this spray for years and was so happy to find it on Folica. I've reviewed it elsewhere and gave it only 4 stars because it's a bit of a production to use since if you get it on things it stains... So I spray it in the shower and run the shower afterward to clean it.Â
Also there are a couple spots like my tricep area where the spray doesn't  seem to want to cover easily which is annoying. And, when I try to spray my legs a bit of spray sort of coagulates in the pores (no matter how well I shave/exfoliate) and it looms like there's hair on my legs!!
However, I'm now giving this spray 5 stars because I recently had tanning salon airbrush custom spray tanning done and the results were EXACTLY THE SAME. Same issues on my triceps and legs. And the sprayer didn't do my hands or feet so I had to use the Giesee Sun Spray when I got home (works well, just make sure you spray from as far away from the body as possible and only do 1 coat on those areas.). Plus I feel like this spray lasted longer than the salon spray (they used the Norvell system). So considering I can get at least 5 full body tans out of 1 bottle of this and the results are comparable to salon results I'm upping my star count.Â
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I was told about this product from a freind almost 2 years ago. I have been hooked every since. I absolutely LOVE it! After my shower I towel & air dry. Step back in the shower to spray (it will make a mess anywhere else...just rinse shower when finished), I start with my chest and face then arms. legs and where ever else I want a nice glow of a tan. It's like spraying hairspray. I sometimes cover my feet with a rag if I am spraying a lot so they don't catch all the afterspray and come out too dark. Just uncover when you are almost done. IF it looks spotty do not panic & don't touch it! It does dry smooth and even. You can use a hairdryer set on cool to help speed up drying time If you make a mistake, you can rub it out in your next shower. But if you follow directions it will be perfect! I use this year round, maybe just my face, arms & hands during the winter months. But I have sprayed more family & friends for weddings, proms, senior pictures, etc. They always like mine and don't trust themselves to spray. I have recommended this several times to many people. I am thankful this product is available online to save money, I buy 4 cans at a time so I don't run out, they last a long time (unless you spray others often)! Enjoy and remember don't panic when you spray, it is an awesome product!!!
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Feb 13, 2012
I'm Giving Up On This Product
This is the best tanning product I've ever used but I'm spending 1/2 my time returning canisters because of faulty aerosol propulsion. You need to do more research and develop an aerosol can that WORKS. Every other can "spurts and sputters" instead of a nice micro spraying. TOO BAD.
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When you clean your nails and cuticles w/ a squirt of alcohol on washcloth, continue on to palms and palm side of fingers. Also include ends of fingers/toes when swiping nails,
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Jan 27, 2012
Helpful Hints For A Fabulous Product
I've been using this product regularly for a year, and I've never received so many compliments on my tan, except when I used a tanning bed for an HOUR a day. Maybe I'm just lucky, but here's what works for me: 1. Use before bed, that way you don't have to worry about drip/spots - mine shower off the next morning to an even tan. 2. Use latex gloves when tanning the rest of your body and take long swipes up and down - spray FEET holding bottle at waist (just let it mist down). Spray FACE w/ eyes closed holding can 2 feet away. Remove gloves and spray HANDS last, then take a washcloth w/ alcohol and swipe finger/toe NAILS/CUTICLES. 3. Spray in shower stall - rinses off walls completely with showerhead. I know this sounds step-heavy, however, after a couple of times, it's a system that will take 5 minutes. The beautiful tan is so worth the effort, doesn't take nearly as long as going to a salon, and most importantly it removes the high risk of cancer.
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Missy H.
Bridgewater, United States
Jun 30, 2011
Beautiful Color But What A Mess!
DO NOT spray this in an open room. Go outside or in a shower stall. It splatters, A LOT and you have no choice but to rub it in. I had nothing around so I had to use my hands. I've been scrubbing my hands for the past couple hours to clean them. I keep checking for splatters I missed (on the back of legs, arms, back) and had to scrub a few out. I just touched up by spraying on a make up sponge and applying. I really hope it doesn't look streaky in a few hours! I'm kinda sitting here panicking waiting to see what the end result will be. I probably won't use it again because it's just such a mess applying it. I have a back up can of Loreal's airbrush and I'll go back to that. Never had a problem and probably shouldn't have tried switching in the first place.
Apr 12, 2011
Some Skill Required
While it's true some droplets come out at first there is a technique to applying this GREAT tanner. I hold a makeup sponge in one hand because there will be some "mistakes" I start by pressing firmly and pointing the snozzle at my garage floor (gets the splatter droplets) and then bring the fine mist up my leg and the areas I want covered. The trick is to not get too close to the surface or you will have dripping WHICH MUST BE SPONGED RIGHT AWAY) Good luck.
Mar 15, 2011
Tan Fanatic
I like this product. It gives you great color fast. It is very messy! Do not use near any material or hard to clean surfaces such as groute. I use gloves YOU MUST RUB IN. I put a thin coat of lotion on any dry areas and a thick coat on nails to keep them from staining. Really like it but this brand of lotion is awesome and less messy. I will use it again though dont get me wrong.
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Release Date: 2/18/2010
Product Code: R4484
No more than 5800 units produced worldwide.
Palm Beach Breeze™ Barbie® doll exudes style and elegance in her cool, blue floral caftan sparkling with sequins. Platform sandals, bold earrings, and a mane of wavy brown hair complete the look. Perfect for poolside socializing in Palm Beach!
Fashion designed especially for the Silkstone® Barbie® doll body. Not for use with other Barbie® dolls.
For the adult collector.
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.
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Tonyblack wrote:When I used to smoke I used to go outside to do it and stand in the porch. I happened to be doing this on Halloween evening when a bunch of kids came down the path to knock on the door. They didn't see me and I said in a loud and gruff voice "What do want!" I've never seen kids jump so high.
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Sony Vaio SV-S13A190X
SpecificationsNotebook: Sony Vaio SV-S13A190X (Vaio SV-S Series)
Processor: Intel Core i5 3210M
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M LE
Display: 13.3 inch, 16:9, 1600x900 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 1.7kg
Price: 1200 euro
Average of 2 scores (from 3 reviews)
Reviews for the Sony Vaio SV-S13A190X
Source: Digital Versus
The Vaio S13 Series is: good processing power, good gaming capabilities, adequate connectivity, a backlit keyboard and a good touchpad for Windows 8, all wrapped in a nice chassis. But with screen and sound quality like this, we couldn't bring ourselves to give it any more than three stars.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 11/02/2012
Rating: Total score: 60% performance: 90% display: 10% mobility: 80%
Source: CNet
Now that ultrabooks and ultrathin laptops are commonplace, what happens to the average nonultrabook laptop? It needs to step up, that's what. Lightweight, comfortable, and with a good feature set, the Sony Vaio S 13P might be expensive compared with other Windows laptops offering a similar package, but it beats Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro, for the same price.
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 07/24/2012
Rating: Total score: 80% performance: 80% mobility: 80%
Foreign Reviews
Source: The Hikaku JA→EN
Positive: High processing capacity; wide gamut LCD. Negative: Glossy display.
Single Review, online available, Medium, Date: 01/08/2013
The Sony business series laptops have always been ultrabooks even before the ultrabook concept was introduced by Intel in 2011. The new Sony Vaio SV-S series isn't an exception. It shouts premium in every way imaginable. The Vaio S Series keeps the familiar brushed metallic body with sharp edges from the previous models and is much lighter than what it used to be. Keep in mind though. It is still thicker and heavier than the average ultrabook out there but can be easily carried around.
There is a reason for the extra waist. The Vaio S Series comes with a dedicated Nvidia GeForce GTM graphics card. Its other specs can also be cranked up to the limits of a performance laptop. Being a business class laptop, the S Series is equipped with a finger print scanner. The backlit keyboard and touchpad that are close to perfection. There is also a Blu-ray drive on the right side to set it further apart from the usual ultrabook.
Although the matte screen offers very good visibility outdoors, the lack of a full-HD resolution is a huge let down as it is what you would expect to see when you are going to pay a huge price for a laptop. Apart from that, the on-board storage simply isn't enough and it has a poor speaker quality. Its contenders in the Ultrabook category have much more to offer in terms of multimedia and are also cheaper.
NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M LE: A Slower-clocked version of the GT 640M
With these GPUs you are able to play modern and demanding games fluently at medium detail settings and HD resolution.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
3210M: Fast Ivy-Bridge-based dual-core, includes HD 4000 GPU, core clock 2.5 - 3.1 GHz» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
13.3": This is a common display format for subnotebooks. Netbooks, UMPC and some subnotebooks have tinier displays. Nevertheless, the majority of standard laptops has a higher format. The advantage of a small display is, that the subnotebook can be small dimensioned and can be carried easily. Further the small display needs few energy, which improves the battery runtime and in consequence the mobility. The disadvantage is that the reading of texts is a bit exhausting for the eyes, especially with high resolutions.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
1.7 kg: This sub-notebook weighs less than the average of all notebooks and represents a medium class of weight among the sub-notebooks. 11 inch displays are normal for this class of weight.
Sony: Sony Corporation is a multinational conglomerate corporation headquartered in Japan. Sony is one of the leading manufacturers of electronics, video, communications, video game consoles, and information technology products for the consumer and professional markets. Its name is derived from sonus, the Latin word for sound. The company was founded 1946 with another name and renamed in 1958. Sony Corporation is the electronics business unit and the parent company of the Sony Group, which is engaged in business through its five operating segments—electronics, games, entertainment (motion pictures and music), financial services and other. Sony is a notebook manufacturer of medium size according international market shares.
70%: This rating is bad. Most notebooks are better rated. This is not a recommendation for purchase.
» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.