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Oct 02, 2011. Mongolia national parks tour
As to my stay in Mongolia, I had a fabulous time and the tours definitely exceeded my expectations. Ulziisaikhan did a superb job with the itinerary. From the time he and the driver picked me up alongside the train to when I was dropped off at the railway station I always felt that I was in good hands.Ulziisaikhan was not only incredibly knowledgeable and a walking Mongolia history book, but he was also entertaining, funny, and a good travel companion. I have had so many people ask for pictures (and as your guide knows, I took a lot) that I am currently building a website of the entire trip and it will feature my time in Mongolia because it was the most memorable. I will also recommend Selena to anyone desiring to do a similar trip. You have a very professionally managed organization and take wonderful care of your clients. Mongolia was definitely the highlight of my three country trip and I will have fond memories of my trip for the rest of my life.Russel. USA
I should also add that the driver did a great job too. We covered a lot of miles together and he was safe and very accommodating regarding my requests to stop for pictures, etc. We didn not have much time for shopping so I was glad that we made the stop at the cashmere shop. I purchased 6 scarves that have been very well received by the recipients. Exceptionally soft and high quality. Better than any I have seen in the U.S. They were also very easy to carry since I did nothave much extra space. I traveled with 2 backpacks this time plus a camera bag so I didn t have any room for any large purchases.
For gifts for the children, I took several finger puppet animals I bought on ebay. The children we gave them too were all very happy. I enjoyed meeting the Mongolian families. Finally, your choice for a hotel was absolutely perfect. The room was nice and clean, the staff pleasant, and wi-fi was always available. It was also well-located. I took walks in the evening to the pizza parlor, etc. I would be glad to put the above in your form if you like. Dont know why I couldn t open it.
Aug 31, 2011. Discover True Mongolia: departure Aug 31 - Sep 20
We hope this note finds you well and enjoying being home at Ulaanbataar!
We wanted to send you a "THANK YOU!!" for all the arrangements you made on our behalf. Our "Discover Mongolia Tour" was wonderful. We enjoyed visiting the different towns and experiencing the beautiful scenery of Mongolia.We currently are touring in China. Afterwards, we will go to Australia, Dubai, Greece and Spain before we return to the USA in mid-November. When we do arrive home, we plan to put our photographs and trip diary on our website. We will contact you when the information is posted and confirm that it is okay if we include a link to Selena's website. Also, we plan to send printed photographs to your attention to Selena's office. They will include pictures of you, Joe, Jak, Bataa and Batcha. We will send enough copies and ask that you give each person in the photograph one of them. We will send you an email to let you know when we mail the package so that you will know when to expect to receive it.
Again, thank you for all your efforts on our behalf!Melinda and Edward Ruggiero. USA
Aug 31, 2011. Discover True Mongolia: departure Aug 31 - Sep 20
Dennis and I made it home to Willsboro, NY with no problems. We had a really fun time in Mongolia. Everything was well taken care of by all of you at Selena Travel. Thank you so much. We have a lot of pictures to go through in the next few weeks. We will be sure and send you some of the best. Both Joe and Star did an outstanding job of guiding and are really good at getting along with all kinds of people.Alice Wand and Dennis Kalma. USA
We hope that the Nomad Festival went well and that the rest of our tour group had a good time.
Jul 10, 2011. Conquering the Five Holy Peaks
Your company outing sounded like great fun.Ken and Candy Krebs. USA
We are home safe and back to our daily routine, but cannot forget our fond memories of you beautiful country. I will send you four emails of pictures for the four mountains we climbed. You are welcome to use any of them for your advertising/website.
Best Regards to All of You;
Jun 21, 2011. Discover True Mongolia: departure Jun 21 - Jul 11 + Naadam add on
Now that we are home in Thailand, we want to thank you for all of your help in arranging our Discover True Mongolia tour this past month. We had an absolutley fantastic time, from beginning to end, on our recent trip to Mongolia. Many thanks, too, go to our tour team of Joe, Sodoo and Hoyga. We could not have been more pleased and impressed with their constant attention to detail and comfort for their guests. We had so many good belly laughs with our group of travelers, tour leader and drivers; they made this trip a dream come true. We have long wanted to go to Mongolia and am so pleased to have seen and experienced all that we did with Selena Travel.
Debbie and Mike. USA
Jun 21, 2011. Discover True Mongolia: departure Jun 21 - Jul 11 + Naadam add on
We have recently returned to Australia after spending 21 days on a Discover True Mongolia Tour, visiting many parts of Mongolia on a 4,100 klm trip. This was a trip we thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish - it has also given us memories of the land and its people that we will hold in our hearts forever.Bertha & Pat Wells. DINGO BEACH, AUSTRALIA
Transport was provided in Mitsubishi Delica 4WD wagons, which provided both comfort and large clear windows, through which we could be guaranteed to see all the wonderful sights Mongolia had to offer. Our tour team consisted of an English speaking guide Joe, together with two wonderful drivers Sodoo and Huygaa. These three young men played a huge part in the fact that our trip was both enjoyable and memorable.
Thank you Crys, Joe, Sodoo and Huygaa for the trip of a lifetime - we hope one day to return to your beautiful country.
Jun 15, 2011. Horse Trekking from Tuul to Kherlen
Just to let you know that we had a wonderful time during the trip. It was a very good horse trekking tour of getting a taste of the nomads' lifestyle, the Mongolian horses, the horse rides and the beautiful landscape. Complemented by the close attention given by Dorjo the tour guide, the horseman, the medical student cook and the retired army leutenant driver, I left Mongolia fully satisfied.Terelj National Park was simply stunning, Gun-Galuut a sunset was captivating. The refreshing air was filled with nothing but sounds of bird chirping, horses galloping and sheep baaing. Patches of the green land were flooded with arrays of colorful flowers.
To describe the enjoyment of the trip and the beauty of Mongolia in such a short passage does not do justice to Chinggis Khan's homeland. The next best thing is to share my precious photos with others in order to feel my experience. Hope to return to the Land of blue skies soon.Joo Kee. SINGAPORE
Aug 11, 2010. Northern Mongolia customized trip
Thank you Selena Travel for making our long awaited Mongolia visit an excellent, memorable trip. It has been absolutely wonderful and everything in Mongolia is great! This was one of the best travel experiences in my life and I've been to over 120 countries so far.Maria and Jose. PHILIPPINES
Jul 11, 2010. Discover True Mongolia: departure Jul 13 - Aug 02 + Naadam add - on
Please accept my sincere gratitude and appreciation for your kindness, attention and prompt professionalism in organizing everything for me......including choosing and booking additional hotel nights, the Naadam Festival (you were a splendid guide!) and for contacting Nyamka of Solid Ways in my behalf to help me purchase flights PEK-ULN. She did so promptly and with grace and attention to my dilemma.In one of your early emails, Zola, you stated "We will not disappoint you". This certainly was the case! This tour was the perfect one for me and more than exceeded my expectations. Gorgeous sunsets,ever changing vast and beautiful vistas, calm, peace, tranquility, a multitude of beautiful animals and birds, gorgeous wild flowers, wonderful monasteries and congenial, friendly, gracious staff at the ger camps, and many activities and opportunities to learn about Mongolia and her rich culture. Steppe Nomads camp was the perfect setting as a last stop before returning to UB., including the most delicious buffet breakfast I ever had.I felt very healthy and energized during this tour, and it was wonderful not to have be exposed to the media....not a care in the world.. I wish to extend a special thank you to Jak. He was such a gentleman, an excellent and competent driver always mindful of the safety of his passengers as well as the care and respect of his vehicle. I am in the process of contacting friends and acquaintances to recommend Selena Travel and Zola, their magnificent sales manager.
Discover True Mongolia Tour tops my list of my most memorable experiences. Mongolia is beautiful and the people so kind and welcoming! My only disappointment was that I had to leave!Virginia. USA


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Patrik77 wrote:Interesting to see Agassi choosing Dubai instead of his home tourney in Vegas. Apparently he enjoyed it so much last year that he wanted to come back, the bigger money Dubai offers shouldn´t be the deciding factor in Agassis case. In a schedule point of view it´s strange that players go from US to Dubai and then back to US for Indian Wells....
I'm sure Fish has. Philippoussis was on the site but since he pulled from Memphis with a back problem, maybe he won't play Vegas and maybe he'll decide early enough for a reallocation of the wild card.smucav wrote:Patrick McEnroe mentioned a few times during Davis Cup that Bob Bryan will be playing singles in Las Vegas. Unless he's entering the qualifying, he must have been offered a wild card.
Other players listed on the tournament website who aren't in directly are Mardy Fish & Vince Spadea. Spadea is likely to get in from the alternate list, but it's likely that Fish has also been offered a wild card.
I think there has been a rule change. Acasuso did the same thing last week (withdrew from Costa do Sauipe before he played his last match in Buenos Aires).R. Jayakrishnan wrote:I just cannot think of any other way it is possible ... I may be missing something still, I guess.
But it's odd that the same thing happened last week with Acasuso. Are you saying you think he might still be playing? That'd be a pretty big error, consideirng how much the tourney is relying on him in their press and ads and stuff.Fiona wrote:It's in the 2006 rulebook, so unless they made some change after the book was printed it's still a rule. Perhaps the ATP has made a mistake posting Andy's withdrawal. They've made mistakes before (last October when JMG pulled from the Sacto Challenger, they pulled him from the Calabassas Challenger as well and it took them 3-4 days to correct the mistake).
D wrote:But it's odd that the same thing happened last week with Acasuso. Are you saying you think he might still be playing? That'd be a pretty big error, consideirng how much the tourney is relying on him in their press and ads and stuff.
Judio wrote:What a surprise, Roddick lost last night just as Acasuso lost last week.
Do you think they knew they were going to lose which is why they withdrew early???
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News about Steve Jobs, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 11, 2014
Apple's highly secretive internal training program, Steven P Jobs' so-called Apple University, is like its products: meticulously planned, with polished presentations and a gleaming veneer that masks a great deal of effort; one course in program used works by Picasso to show employees the company's approach to simplicity in design. MORE
May. 3, 2014
James B Stewart Common Sense column focuses on question being debated in wake of revelations that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was driving force in conspiracy to prevent competitors from poaching employees; says Jobs's conduct is reminder that the difference between genius and potentially criminal behavior can be fine line. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
Class-action lawsuit by Silicon Valley engineers alleges that several companies, including Google, Apple and Intel, agreed between 2005 and 2009 not to poach one another's employees; case involves 64,000 programmers seeking billions of dollars in damages; alleges collusion was spearheaded by Apple founder Steve Jobs. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
To celebrate the 30 year anniversary or the Mac, Steven Levy, the author of a book on the computer, is releasing an unseen and raw interview with Steve Jobs, the founder of Apple. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Fred Vogelstein article explores historic moment when Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's iPhone in January 2007. MORE
Aug. 18, 2012
Kenneth Kahn, a professional clown, says that he had no idea that the iPad on which he plays music had been snatched by his friend Kariem McFarlin from the home of Steve Jobs. MORE
Nov. 3, 2011
Spate of glowing obituaries that appeared moments after Steve Jobs's death have been quickly replaced by attacks on the Apple founder, as critics use Facebook and Twitter as a platform to sound off. MORE
Nov. 1, 2011
Steve Job's decision to delay an operation to remove tumor and pursue alternative cancer remedies may not have been as ill-considered as many contend; if cancer had produced micrometasteses, operation would not have saved his life; Jobs consulted with number of physicians and considered several options before opting out of surgery. MORE
Oct. 30, 2011
Op-Ed article by Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson reflects on the qualities that made Jobs a creative genius. MORE
Oct. 26, 2011
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column on Walter Isaacson's biography of late Apple guru Steve Jobs; notes that it illuminates the dichotomy of Jobs's professional life, where he thrived as a creative genius, and his personal life, which sounds like the darkest hell of volatility. MORE
Oct. 25, 2011
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column asserts that the book Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson's biography of the Apple Inc founder, lacks true insight despite being packed full of details and revelations; argues that more time is needed for biographers to be able to make sense of Jobs' amazing life. MORE
Oct. 22, 2011
Janet Maslin reviews biography Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson. MORE
Oct. 21, 2011
New biography of Steve Jobs, by Walter Isaacson, says Jobs veered from exotic diets to cutting-edge treatments in his last years as he fought the cancer that ultimately took his life; says his early decision to put off surgery and conventional treatments infuriated and distressed his family; book also includes previously unknown details of his personal life. MORE
Oct. 17, 2011
James Collins Op-Ed article, in light of Steve Jobs' decision never to meet his biological father, makes tongue-in-cheek claim that he is natural father of 'adopted' Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. MORE
Oct. 16, 2011
Steve Jobs closely monitored design and construction of Apple's trademark, glass-based storefronts, maintaining collaborative relationship with their architect, Peter Bohlin. MORE
Oct. 16, 2011
Nora Ephron Op-Ed article speculates on what would have happened had she met and known Apple founder Steve Jobs when he was alive. MORE
Oct. 14, 2011
Jonathan Mak, university student in Hong Kong, became Internet sensation after producing silhouetted profile of Steven Jobs following his death; was quickly derided and denounced after it came to light that image closely resembled one produced earlier in year by British graphic artist Chris Thornley. MORE
Oct. 12, 2011
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column holds that the complex family ties of the late Steve Jobs are worthy of a Shakespearean drama. MORE
Oct. 11, 2011
Death certificate issued for former Apple chief executive Steven P Jobs says he died at home of respiratory arrest caused by a pancreatic tumor. MORE
Oct. 10, 2011
Samsung will delay introduction of new smartphone while the world pays tribute to Steven P Jobs. New date for release has not been set. MORE
Oct. 9, 2011
Thomas L Friedman Op-Ed column asserts that the melancholy over Steve Jobs's passing is partly about the loss of someone who personified so many of the leadership traits we know are missing from our national politics; argues no political leader has offered a credible vision for how to achieve a grand bargain on cutting spending and revenues and no political leader has shown the courage, like Jobs, to pursue his vision in the face of long odds over multiple years. MORE
Oct. 9, 2011
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column asserts that Steve Jobs played a decisive role in restoring a kind of defiant aestheticism to American life; warns there is a danger that the golden age at Apple that Jobs inspired may be looked back on as a fleeting creative spike in a larger story of cultural decline; urges innovators to learn from Jobs's example that their vocation is about making the modern world more beautiful, not just about uniting commerce and technology. MORE
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Steven P. Jobs, 1955-2011
Apple's Visionary Redefined Digital Age
Mr. Jobs helped usher in the era of the personal computer and led a cultural transformation in mobile communications and music for the digital age.October 6, 2011 businessObituary (Obit)
Jobs Steps Down at Apple, Saying He Can't Meet Duties
Steven P. Jobs, who has cancer, made Apple one of the world's most valuable companies. Timothy D. Cook will take over as chief executive.August 25, 2011 technologyNews
Gates vs. Jobs: The Rematch
The history of Apple Computer can be told through its advertisements as well as its products.November 14, 2004 technologyNews
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Creating Jobs
Steve Jobs recalls his years at Apple fondly, then makes it clear that he is doing nothing more than reminiscing.January 12, 1997 technologyBiography
This Emperor Needs New Clothes
The way for Tim Cook, the Apple chief, to woo the fashion industry is to take its priorities seriously.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
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Larry Ellison Keeps a Hand on the Wheel at Oracle
Mr. Ellison's 25 percent stake in the company — and dual role as chairman and chief technology officer — ensure he's far from relinquishing control.
September 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Catz, Safra , Ellison, Lawrence J , Hurd, Mark V , Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , Oracle Corporation , Starbucks Corporation , Appointments and Executive Changes , Computers and the Internet
What the Apple Watch Says About Apple
The Apple Watch is both a product and the embodiment of Apple's values — taste, trust and utility — that have long guided the company's product and design decisions.
September 15, 2014, Monday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Cook, Timothy D , Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , Google Inc , Computers and the Internet , iPhone , iPod
The Magic in Apple's Devices? The Heart
Apple's ability to seize the moment and preoccupy the press is without peer.
September 15, 2014, Monday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Apple Inc , Cook, Timothy D , Jobs, Steven P , Smartphones , iPad , iPhone , New Models, Design and Products , Watches and Clocks
Steve Jobs Was a Low-Tech Parent
Apple's leader limited his children's screen time, and a surprising number of other technology executives do too.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Computers and the Internet , Parenting , Children and Childhood , Smartphones , Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , Tablet Computers
With Apple Watch, a Naming Tradition Ends
For 16 years, Apple has bestowed the prefix "i" on the names of most of its groundbreaking products, from the iMac to the iPad. Not so with the Apple Watch.
September 9, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , Trademarks and Trade Names
Daily Report: Apple Expected to Unveil Smartwatch and Larger iPhones
The watch, which is expected to include fitness tracking and wireless payment, will be the first new product unveiled under Tim Cook, who replaced Steve Jobs in 2011.
September 5, 2014, Friday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , iPhone
Simplifying the Bull: How Picasso Helps to Teach Apple's Style
The tech company's highly secretive internal training program is like its products: meticulously planned, with polished presentations and a gleaming veneer that masks a great deal of effort.
August 11, 2014, Monday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Jobs, Steven P , Apple Inc , Computers and the Internet , Design
This Year's Special Guest at Sun Valley? Word Is John Kerry
The secretary of state is not the first government official to rub shoulders at the annual Allen & Company conference. He's not among the officials on the regular invitation list, though.
July 9, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ARTICLES ON STEVEN P. JOBS AND: Bloomberg, Michael R , Jobs, Steven P , Kerry, John , Christie, Christopher J , James, LeBron , Sun Valley (Idaho) , Allen & Co
Jonathan Ive on Apple's Design Process and Product Philosophy
Apple's design chief, who rarely speaks publicly, said in a recent interview that the company's design processes remained unchanged, vibrant and healthy.
June 16, 2014, Monday
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Selected Books
REVOLUTION IN THE VALLEY: The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made. By Andy Hertzfeld (O'Reilly, 2004). A lively group of stories collected by one of the original Macintosh programmers.
THE SECOND COMING OF STEVE JOBS. By Alan Deutschman (Broadway Books, 2000). A gossipy look at Mr. Jobs.
INFINITE LOOP. By Michael S. Malone (Currency/Doubleday, 1999). Little original reporting, but well written.
APPLE: The Inside Story of Intrigue, Egomania, and Business Blunders. By Jim Carlton (Crown Business, 1997). Some tawdry stories from the Sculley era.
INSANELY GREAT: The Life and Times of Macintosh, the Computer That Changed Everything. By Steven Levy (Viking Penguin, 1994). A wide-eyed celebration of the making of the Macintosh.
STEVE JOBS & THE NEXT BIG THING. By Randall E. Stross (Scribner, 1993). Mr. Jobs in exile.
WEST OF EDEN: The End of Innocence at Apple Computer. By Frank Rose (Penguin Books, 1989). Best book on the Sculley era.
STEVE JOBS: The Journey Is the Reward. By Jeffrey S. Young (Scott Foresman Trade, 1987). Some original reporting on Mr. Jobs personal life and the end of his first era at Apple.
THE LITTLE KINGDOM: The Private Story of Apple Computer. By Michael Moritz (William Morrow, 1984). Good material on Mr. Jobs's early years.
FIRE IN THE VALLEY. By Freiberger and Michael Swaine (Osborne/McGraw Hill, 1984). The original history outlining the personal computer era in Silicon Valley.
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March 30, 2012 - A look at mobile mapping software, Steve Jobs' personality, and the iPad's high video resolution.
The Week's Business News in Pictures
The debt crisis in Greece continued to threaten to drag down Europe, the Occupy Wall Street protests gained union support, and Steven P. Jobs, the visionary co-founder of Apple, died.
TimesCast | Intuitive and Accessible
Oct. 6, 2011 — In Manhattan, the physically challenged find freedom in the products Steve Jobs helped create.
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Ok, lots of different directions. Relevant to this topic:
The bonus armor gear is a lot of fun, but not in line with this skewed semi-1-dimensional experiment. =) Trading avoidance for everything else is the opposite of what I'm going for. If you want to balance things, those pieces have fantastic EH values, so one or two could off-set more avoidance-centric gear and give you a more rounded set.
Bear in mind, this is a fun exercise, *not* a way I'm advocating as being the "way to play." I want to test something that is generally dismissed as a bad idea, and taking it to a real extreme to see what happens.
I used the most recent version of Rawr at the time this was posted. I don't use Rawr for predictive modeling, only to do the grunt work on arithmetic to add up all the stats, add buffs and talents, and give final numbers, rather than having to recalculate it all by hand.
40k health is not low for Marrowgar, per se. The measure of health *required* for a boss has a lot to do with your expected burst size. Marrowgar hits for several rapid-fire small hits. If you're taking hits big enough to threaten you in a couple swings, you won't easily survive it even if you have 60k health as it is *really* severe on the healers. Avoidance is applicable on all of Marrowgar's tank damage except for Coldflames which you should be stepping out of anyway. So, in theory, avoidance could be very powerful on Marrowgar.
Avoidance is not multiplicative (or multiplicative remainders like mitigation), it is additive. WoW uses a "Attack Table" or "Hit Table" that is taken up by all the various possible basic outcomes of an attack: miss, dodge, parry, glancing blow (only players against npc targets 3+ levels higher), crushing blows (only done by npc attackers 4+ levels above the player they're attacking), blocks, and hits.
So, your total avoidance is miss + dodge + parry. Miss is not represented on your character sheet, but if you have around 540 def skill you can expect an actual functional miss value of about 6%, 9% with Frigid Dreadplate.
More on that here: http://www.tankspot.com/forums/f63/3...bat-table.html
The major reason I am Blood primarily, is because I love the play style which includes a heavy, active roll in my survival. 90% of survival for most tank class/specs is in preparation and 10% is using your defensive abilities at the right time. As Blood it *can* be more like 25-35% active abilities.
You should stick with what feels best to you though, and if you like the Frost style, it may be in your best interests to find a way to make it work, to feel comfortable tanking with it.


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Specially formulated with the highest quality meats and organ meats available, ZiwiPeak Daily Cuisine Grain-Free Canned Cat Food is completely grain-free and gluten-free and contains no carrageenan or meat by-products. Your cat will just get the nourishing power of raw meat, which is high in protein, amino acids (including taurine) and essential fatty acids.
Served in a highly palatable, hydrating stewy texture, ZiwiPeak Daily Cuisine Grain-Free Canned Cat Food is irresistible for cats. It contains delicious, nutritious meats, organs, some finally ground bone, and even New Zealand Green Lipped Mussel, an aromatic superfood high in joint supporting chondroitin.
ZiwiPeak Daily Cuisine Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
Feed your cat the high animal protein diet she thrives on with ZiwiPeak Daily Cuisine Grain-Free Canned Cat Food.
Available in 3 oz (singles and 24 case) and 5.5 oz (singles and 12 case) in 5 unique, delicious flavors:
BeefMade with the highest quality, grass-fed beef available from approved New Zealand farms, this formula feature's the red meat and organ meat your obligate carnivore cat needs. Naturally high in omega fatty acids and vitamins, this lean beef formula is also poultry free.
LambNew Zealand is famous for its lamb, and this formula is brimming with it. Made with the finest lamb meat, liver, tripe, heart and kidneys, this high quality diet is high in animal based protein and fat and features a full array of vitamins & minerals. Ideal for cats with beef and poultry allergies.
Rabbit & LambThe ultimate unique protein formula, this blend of lean, wild caught rabbit meat and high quality lamb meat and organs, this high protein diet is ideal for cats with common grain, beef and poultry allergies. Complete with a full spectrum of vitamins & minerals, this diet is unique and delicious.
VenisonMade with the highest quality, pasture raised, grass-fed venison, this highly digestible, irresistible cat food is lean and packed with protein. Featuring organ meat, connective tissue and high levels of chondroitin and glucosamine, this diet mimics the whole prey diet your cat thrives on.
Venison & FishFeaturing two of the most famous New Zealand proteins, this unique blend is irresistible to cats. Tasty and aromatic, it features lean Hoki fish caught from New Zealand's pristine waters and grass-fed, pasture raised venison. This formula is perfect for cats who love fish and have common beef and poultry allergies.
Review Rating: 4.5
Country of Origin: New Zealand
Manufacturer: ZiwiPeak
Ingredients Beef - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 23%Beef - Liver, Lung, Tripe (min) 47%New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel (min) 3%Agar-Agar, Kelp, Taurine
VitaminsThiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D2 Supplement, Folic acid
MineralsCalcium carbonate, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Iron Proteinate, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate
Calories - 1050 kcal/kg; 2315 kcal/lb; 164 kcal/156g can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 9.0%Crude Fat (min) 5.5%Crude Fiber (max) 2.0%Moisture (max) 78.0%Ash (max) 2.0%Carbohydrates 3%
MineralsCalcium 0.45%Phosphorus 0.31%Ca:P Ratio 1.4 : 1 Potassium 0.23%Sodium 0.11%Chloride 0.15%Magnesium 0.03%Iron 59.36 mg/kgCopper 5.53 mg/kgManganese 3.49 mg/kgZinc 36.48 mg/kgIodine 0.16 mg/kgSelenium 0.06 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 10,391.96 IU/kgVitamin D 611.19 IU/kgVitamin E 25.97 IU/kgVitamin K 0.35 mg/kgThiamine (B1) 138.53 mg/kgRiboflavin (B2) 3.04 mg/kgPantothenic acid (B5) 4.62 mg/kgNiacin (B3) 63.92 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 3.96 mg/kgFolic acid (B9) 0.85 mg/kgBiotin (B7) 0.07 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.02 mg/kgCholine 1154.54 mg/kg
Amino AcidsArginine 1.36%Histidine 0.28%Isoleucine 0.42%Leucine 0.87%Lysine 0.78%Methionine-Cystine 0.41%Methionine 0.24%Phenylalanine-Tyrosine 0.84%Phenylalanine 0.48%Threonine 0.44%Tryptophan 0.10%Valine 0.73%Taurine 0.11%
Fatty AcidsLinoleic Acid 0.80%Arachidonic Acid 0.08%
Ingredients Lamb - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 30%Lamb - Liver, Tripe, Lung (min) 36%New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel (min) 3%Lecithin, Agar-Agar, Kelp, Taurine
VitaminsThiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D2 Supplement, Folic Acid
MineralsTricalcium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Carbonate, Choline Chloride, Magnesium Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate
Calories - 1097 kcal/kg; 2417 kcal/lb; 171 kcal/156g can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 9.0%Crude Fat (min) 7.0%Crude Fiber (max) 2.0%Moisture (max) 78.0%Ash (max) 2.0%Carbohydrates 1.9%
MineralsCalcium 0.36%Phosphorus 0.28%Ca:P Ratio 1.3 : 1 Potassium 0.20%Sodium 0.11%Chloride 0.13%Magnesium 0.03%Iron 58.00 mg/kgCopper 9.13 mg/kgManganese 4.63 mg/kgZinc 49.04 mg/kgIodine 0.21 mg/kgSelenium 0.07 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 10,042.55 IU/kgVitamin D 590.64 IU/kgVitamin E 25.10 IU/kgVitamin K 0.33 mg/kgThiamine (B1) 133.87 mg/kgRiboflavin (B2) 2.94 mg/kgPantothenic acid (B5) 4.46 mg/kgNiacin (B3) 61.77 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 3.83 mg/kgFolic acid (B9) 0.82 mg/kgBiotin (B7) 0.06 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.02 mg/kgCholine 1070.95 mg/kg
Amino AcidsArginine 0.59%Histidine 0.26%Isoleucine 0.38%Leucine 0.81%Lysine 0.71%Methionine-Cystine 0.37%Methionine 0.22%Phenylalanine-Tyrosine 0.78%Phenylalanine 0.44%Threonine 0.42%Tryptophan 0.12%Valine 0.58%Taurine 0.09%
Fatty AcidsLinoleic Acid 1.01%Arachidonic Acid 0.06%
Rabbit & Lamb
Ingredients Rabbit - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 21%Lamb - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 21%Lamb - Liver, Lung, Tripe, Heart and KidneyNew Zealand Green-Lipped MusselLecithin, Agar-Agar, Kelp, Taurine
MineralsCholine Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Carbonate, Magnesium Proteinate, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate
Calories - 1100 kcal/kg; 2425 kcal/lb; 172 kcal/156g can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 10.0%Crude Fat (min) 7.0%Crude Fiber (max) 2.0%Moisture (max) 78.0%Ash (max) 2.0%Carbohydrates 1.0%
MineralsCalcium 0.44%Phosphorus 0.30%Ca:P Ratio 1.5 : 1 Potassium 0.22%Sodium 0.10%Chloride 0.15%Magnesium 0.03%Iron 72.85 mg/kgCopper 6.16 mg/kgManganese 3.10 mg/kgZinc 34.56 mg/kgIodine 0.12 mg/kgSelenium 0.04 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 10,074.36 IU/kgVitamin D 592.51 IU/kgVitamin E 25.18 IU/kgVitamin K 0.34 mg/kgThiamine (B1) 134.29 mg/kgRiboflavin (B2) 2.95 mg/kgPantothenic acid (B5) 4.48 mg/kgNiacin (B3) 61.96 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 3.84 mg/kgFolic acid (B9) 0.82 mg/kgBiotin (B7) 0.07 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.02 mg/kgCholine 1007.2 mg/kg
Amino AcidsArginine 0.62%Histidine 0.27%Isoleucine 0.39%Leucine 0.80%Lysine 0.75%Methionine-Cystine 0.42%Methionine 0.24%Phenylalanine-Tyrosine 0.78%Phenylalanine 0.44%Threonine 0.42%Tryptophan 0.11%Valine 0.56%Taurine 0.13%
Fatty AcidsLinoleic Acid 1.25%Arachidonic Acid 0.07%
Ingredients Venison - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 23%Venison - Liver, Tripe, Lung, Kidney (min) 51%New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel (min) 3%Salmon Oil, Agar-Agar, Kelp, Taurine
MineralsTricalcium Phosphate, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Magnesium Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 11.0%Crude Fat (min) 8.0%Crude Fiber (max) 1.0%Moisture (max) 77.5%Ash (max) 1.5%Carbohydrates 1.0%
MineralsCalcium 0.45%Phosphorus 0.28%Ca:P Ratio 1.6 : 1 Potassium 0.20%Sodium 0.09%Chloride 0.12%Magnesium 0.02%Iron 24.02 mg/kgCopper 2.25 mg/kgManganese 2.49 mg/kgZinc 23.76 mg/kgIodine 0.11 mg/kgSelenium 0.04 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 8,435 IU/kgVitamin D 496.1 IU/kgVitamin E 21.08 IU/kgVitamin K 0.28 mg/kgThiamine (B1) 112.4 mg/kgRiboflavin (B2) 2.47 mg/kgPantothenic acid (B5) 3.75 mg/kgNiacin (B3) 51.88 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 3.22 mg/kgFolic acid (B9) 0.69 mg/kgBiotin (B7) 0.06 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.01 mg/kgCholine 1012 mg/kg
Amino AcidsArginine 0.73%Histidine 0.24%Isoleucine 0.37%Leucine 0.76%Lysine 0.65%Methionine-Cystine 0.34%Methionine 0.20%Phenylalanine-Tyrosine 0.73%Phenylalanine 0.42%Threonine 0.37%Tryptophan 0.07%Valine 0.76%Taurine 0.08%
Fatty AcidsLinoleic Acid 0.27%Arachidonic Acid 0.04%
Venison & Fish
Ingredients Venison - Meat (includes up to 3% finely ground bone)(min) 32%Venison - Liver, Tripe, Lung, Kidney (min) 27%Hoki Fish (min) 12%New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussel (min) 3%Agar-Agar, Kelp, Taurine
Calories - 1075 kcal/kg; 2370 kcal/lb; 168 kcal/156g can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 10.0%Crude Fat (min) 7.0%Crude Fiber (max) 2.0%Moisture (max) 78.0%Ash (max) 2.0%Carbohydrates 1.5%
MineralsCalcium 0.37%Phosphorus 0.28%Ca:P Ratio 1.3 : 1 Potassium 0.22%Sodium 0.10%Chloride 0.15%Magnesium 0.02%Iron 24.63 mg/kgCopper 2.58 mg/kgManganese 2.48 mg/kgZinc 25.29 mg/kgIodine 0.13 mg/kgSelenium 0.05 mg/kg
VitaminsVitamin A 9,236.82 IU/kgVitamin D 543.25 IU/kgVitamin E 23.09 IU/kgVitamin K 0.31 mg/kgThiamine (B1) 123.13 mg/kgRiboflavin (B2) 2.71 mg/kgPantothenic acid (B5) 4.11 mg/kgNiacin (B3) 56.81 mg/kgPyridoxine (B6) 3.52 mg/kgFolic acid (B9) 0.75 mg/kgBiotin (B7) 0.07 mg/kgVitamin B12 0.01 mg/kgCholine 1,108.17 mg/kg
Amino AcidsArginine 3.00%Histidine 0.26%Isoleucine 0.39%Leucine 0.80%Lysine 0.72%Methionine-Cystine 0.36%Methionine 0.22%Phenylalanine-Tyrosine 0.76%Phenylalanine 0.43%Threonine 0.39%Tryptophan 0.08%Valine 0.76%Taurine 0.09%
Fatty AcidsLinoleic Acid 0.39%Arachidonic Acid 0.11%
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This food is fantastic!
By black cat supporter
from Boston MA
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about ZiwiPeak Daily Cuisine Grain-Free Canned Cat Food:
I have a cat who is allergic and sensitive to many foods. She can eat venison but ONLY venison. Often cat foods include some kind of poultry, fish, egg or yeast. This food is great for a cat on a limited diet. I am sure other cats would like it as well. My cat gets really excited and licks her plate sparkling clean every time she has this food.It is worth the price.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Best Cat Food Hands Down
By Melissa
from Redmond, CA
My two 4 year old girls love every variety of this food. We have tried them all and every one has made them sick to their stomachs, lethargic or itchy. This is the only thing that has worked. Check out the official website and you will be sold. It is a bit pricey but I would rather invest in food rather than vet bills. Both my boys passed away from kidney failure in 2010 which I directly blame on the food we fed them which had grains and God knows what else added in; not to mention dry food that we thought was good for their teeth. Now we know better and our girls are happy, active and healthy. Please do not feed your cats anything with vegetables or grains. Cats are meat eaters.
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By John's mom
from Honolulu, HI
My cat is a special needs cat and allergic to chicken and beef. He also can not have grains or vegetables with high sugar content... The Ziwi Peak foods fit the bill. My cat loves the venison and also the rabbit and lamb. I feed these two almost exclusively and he has done very well on this food. I am very happy they took the carragenan thickener out and replaced it with something healthier. I would recommend this food to any cat owner but especially to those who have pets with food allergies. It has made a definite difference in my cat's comfort and mine, too! It is pricey. but it's been worth it!
Wish they didn't change the recipe
By Ashley
from Philadelphia, PA
I have been feeding my two cats Ziwi Peak for about a year now. They have always loved it and although it is a bit pricier than other canned cat food I felt it was worth the price. However, they have recently changed the recipe and it is now a pate, whereas before it was a completely different smell and texture (it was a bit more solid). I'm not sure what they have changed, but my cats are not adjusting well. Most of it goes to waste. My older cat threw up most of his meal last night, and my younger cat did not even touch it. I wish they would go back to their old recipe! Until then, I will not be buying Ziwi Peak any longer.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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My cats loved this food!
By Linda
from Blue Hill, ME
This is the best tasting food judging from my cats reaction to it and they often tire of their food and find myself constantly trying to please their tastebuds with other brands. This one is a winner!
He loves the venison
By Kitty mom
My cat has allergies and a health condition that requires the best nutritional foods available that is easily digested. This works! He loves the venison. High protein... It's a great product! A bit pricey but worth it!
Cured Diarrhoea
By Tez
from New Zealand
I bought the venison canned food and also the freeze dried venision for cats after reading comments on this site. I was desperate as my cat has had chronic diarrhoea for over 2 years (ranging from explosive to liquid to mush). I transitioned her on to this food over a period of a few days last week and after one week she has produced proper formed stools (poop) for the first time in over 2 years. After treating her for hyper-thyroid I hoped the diarrhoea problem would end but it didn't. Next in line was to be a biopsy, IBS tests etc and I thought there had to be a better way and that was to try and work out what was causing her body to reject the food I was feeding her (I have always fed her expensive top quality vet food - why does it all contain grains?!??!!) I started experimenting with different foods and decided to steer clear of any food containing grains or rice and started the search for a novel protien (a protein that my cat had not been exposed to before therefore had not become allergic to) and ZIWIPEAK has been the answer. I am over the moon that the diarrhoea has ended after all this time and without having to expose her to surgery or medication!!! I feel really guilty that it has taken me so long to get to this point (had tried acidophilus etc too)and am hacked off that Hills, Iams etc cause a lot of the problems as they are full of grains that cause these allergies). I couldn't believe my luck when I googled Ziwipeak to find that it is made here in NZ!!! It's expesnive here too but worth every cent if I don't have to empty a sloppy dirt tray twice a day every day. My cat is not a fan of the freeze dried (so I put it in warm water to soften in and try and sneak it into the canned food until I have used it all up). She really likes the canned jellymeat and licks the bowl clean. YAY. I hope this review helps you especially if you are experiencing the same problems that I have had. IBS, sensitive gut or allergies... it is totally worth a try :D
My Cats Love All the ZiwiPeak
By Patty
from Mechanicsburg, PA
My cats love all the ZiwiPeak. It is not cheap and you only get 12 cans, but it is worth it.
Another excellent, high-quality cat food
By CruisingCats
from Atlanta, GA
As I said for Addiction cat food, I have a cat that is allergic to chicken, turkey and some seafood. He was literally starving to death and my vet wanted to put him down. Almost all cat food has chicken, turkey or seafood in it. I finally found Addiction (a great food!) and later ZiwiPeak. They have unique proteins available, no grains and no chicken or turkey snuck into the mix to decrease cost. The ZiwiPeak lamb and venison must taste great to him because he begs for it and eats it all. Important to note, I had prior found other cat food that said it didn't have chicken or turkey in it, but would sometimes make my cat deathly ill. I didn't understand why he could tolerate it one day and not another. I ended up calling a dozen manufacturers and found that they would process one protein source back to back with another protein source. So beef might be processed right after turkey! Fine for a cat that tolerated both, but not for a cat with allergies. I've not had this problem with ZiwiPeak or Addiction. Every can is equally well-tolerated. My cats thank these companies that put their health first!
By bengal boys
from northeast usa
Venison - totally HEALTHY AWESOME foodbengals excite each time food comes!!literally JUMPING in the air 4 feet to wait dish of ZIWI PEAK VENISONthey are beautiful sleek smart and thoroughly LOVE ZIWIsent by fed-ex from "only natural pet" great source!!
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I spy with my little eye something starting with the letter "s" and it is soft and fluffy! Lets hope it keeps up and stays fresh for tomorrow.
A demain.
I spy with my little eye something starting with the letter "s" and it is soft and fluffy! Lets hope it keeps up and stays fresh for tomorrow.
A demain.
Sitting here and my mind is racing with all the "S" words that I could use to completely derail that post.....LOL
Fat guys heart step-ins.
What everyone's carving schedule this weekend? Any days or nights? Calabogie perhaps?
Anyone go out last night in the rain?
^ Yeah man, Cascades last night was very good. It was snowing up there, although the snow did get us pretty wet. It was quieter than usual after all of the buses left at 7:30pm. Chris, Tabby, and I were all out.
I'm up for Calabogie/MSM on Sunday, and then probably another two days during the week. Monday is family day, so I suggest skipping that one. Is Deb up for her first carving lesson next week?
Vorlage tomorrow morning.
Fat guys heart step-ins.
Last edited by Hilux; February 17th, 2012 at 06:27 PM.
Side note; does anyone know where to get cable locks in town? I suppose my combo bike lock would work but need something that also works with skis.
^ I need a cable lock too. I was going to look for one on Monday.
Yeah, yeah! Calabogie on Sunday XD Sort out travel plans tonight?
Anyone up for 5:30ish at Cascades tomorrow?
Calabogie on Saturday?
tempted by the idea of a Saturday excursion ...
Wow... I got off work at 2pm today and was on the hill at 3! It's unreal how empty Cascades is until 4:30 or 5. Great 'snice', (snow w ice underneath) and having such a chill environment with no pylons or spectators really helped me to get in a good focused groove. Note to self - customize work schedule more often!
It is snowing big fat fluffy flakes! Environment Canada just changed its rain prediction over the next two days to snow! Happy snow days.
Last edited by Tabatha; February 23rd, 2012 at 08:25 AM.
So it is no Stratton, but I am going to be at Vorlage tonight ... before the rain starts later this week. Open invitation to anyone who feels a few runs might be just what the doctor ordered to help with the come-down from ECES.
Just as an FYI - Vorlage has moved to their "spring schedule" already which means that night skiing ends next week. You may wish to check your night passes as well. This also means that the night passes are now good on weeneds during the day.
Last night the conditions were not that bad. Very first and slow, a nice quiet night working on body position and just enjoying being outside after a few days off the board. Anyone up for Thursday night?
I'm off until Friday, when I'll ride at Calabogie with my parents. Thanks though!
A new board is in the works - I'm on Bruce's list for a 177cm Nirvana for late summer XD. Stoked! It'll be my first board with a custom topsheet, too.
Nice choice Ian, a bit curious, please, tell me more about specs.
Last edited by nitros; March 7th, 2012 at 04:01 PM.
Hi nitros! Please remind me of your real name again?
The Nirvana is basically the new Stubby. Same flex profile - stiffer in the tip and tail, softer in the middle. It has variable side-cut though, where the Stubby was single radius. They ride very similarly... I find both to be really stable, comfortable boards that you can also crank the s*$@ out of. Bruce is offering two levels of taper (8 or 16mm), and had the following versions available for demo at ECES:
- 174cm, 12/14m VSR, 8mm taper
- 177cm, 12/14m VSR, 16mm taper, 21cm waist
- 182cm, 13.5/15 VSR, 6mm taper
I only rode the 177, and it was wicked. I just have to choose which taper to get, and decide on a 20 or 21cm waist. Chris preferred the EC (EuroCarve) board, which is the same flex profile, but has a much longer single radius sidecut in a small package... I think 15m for the 168cm.
There are a few of us headed up to Tremblant this Sunday if any of the Mont Blanc crowd are interested in a change in scenery We have some tickets to use up!
I received mine last week, was a bit cool feet to ride a long board with a large SCut. Two weeks only between order and reception. Bruce has been really fast on that one. Just before eces he develop also a Nirvana FC VSR with three radii. He proposed me a weird combinaison, 12.7m on tail, 15m mid and 14m on tail and to bring it futher, I asked him and asym board. First feeling after two exits, not nervious than my AM but mega stable on each side and I realise, I can bend it easily, and shrink the T Radius. Love it. You can see the custom top sheet on thr QC side. Hope to try it again saturday and sunday at MBlanc ( my son has his ski lesson there ). Now here it's raining here ; ( . What 's the spec about you next Nirvana FC. Steve
Last edited by nitros; March 8th, 2012 at 03:14 PM.
Glad to hear that you're enjoying it, Steve! I'm going for the 177cm 12/14m version, probably 8mm taper. Very nice photo of your board I'll post graphics for mine once they come together.
Planning a trip to Tremblant Wednesday or Thursday. Anyone interested?
Fat guys heart step-ins.
I am going to say it (please don't hate me) ... I think we might be done. I am watching the snow melt from my office window and realise that there is almost nothing left on either of my decks. Huston, we have a problem ... Winter 2011-2012 might be over
But it has been one heck of a season and we have had some great road trips, some stories, some new boards, lots of video, and (unfortunatly) a really bad injury. To share our stories, reminice and wonder what the summer and next Winter will bring (because it is NEVER to early to plan the next snowboard season) we should have an end of season closer. No bikes, no boards, just beer, BBQ and board-buddies.
Would people be interested in a season closer? Does the last weekend in March work for people? Let me know your preferences. Details to follow.
PS: Can't make it to Tremblant mid-week this week, but if things aren't too bad; still toying with one more Sunday trek down there if anyone is a) interested or b) has condition updates
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Elgar also wrote to German-born friend and musical hostess Marie Joshua. She had been especially supportive during his recent illness and was asked to accept dedication of the newly completed work. 'It is full of golden sounds and I like it', he commented, 'but you must not expect anything violently chromatic or cubist.' Mrs Joshua's obvious delight was short-lived. She died suddenly on 10 September, five weeks before Op 82 was heard in full.
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The second, more inward movement is titled Romance and prompted Young to conclude: 'This is a personal utterance, owing to no one and, for that matter, influencing no one.' It proceeds in 3/4 time and begins without sharps or flats, borrowing and reshaping Elgar's descending motif from the Allegro. There now follows a freer, more gentle B flat major theme heard first on the violin and reiterated by the piano.
Close to Brinkwells stood a skeletal clump of trees at one time struck by lightning and resultingly gaunt, twisted and foreboding. Elgar was fascinated by the legend that these were the arrested forms of Spanish monks stricken for wanton and unspecified acts of a capricious nature. As a consequence much is made of the trees as a programmatic component in the chamber music, notably in this Romance. After an expressive climax the Romance subsides with a reference to its opening, concluding in A major.
The solemn finale begins in E major and its broad opening theme shows Elgar's inclination towards unaccented sequence. Again there is a more animated motif and as the two contrasted themes are counterbalanced a final nod in the direction of the Romance is heard. Final impetus comes in the short-lived coda bringing the Sonata to an emphatic conclusion.
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