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Hotel Sea Princess, 969 Juhu Tara Road, Juhu. Tel: 2646 9555/2646 9500.
With green and white walls, a pleasant aroma of herbs and flowers and muzak played at the right volume, Suara Spa looks and feels exactly what you'd expect of a five-star hotel spa. Except for one thing: an AstroTurf floor that runs from the foot-wash area all the way up the wall of the juice bar (a bit weird we concede, but not as tacky as you would imagine). After our (as requested) firm deep-tissue body massage, we were kneaded into required and happy relaxation, but still surprised by a couple of things. One was the excessive use of oil (six pumps from the bottle) on each body part. The second (unpleasant) surprise? Ladies, if you do not want your chest (read breasts) to be given priority for three minutes, spell it out at the start.
Before the therapy starts, all clients are given chilled lychee-flavoured tea, a form to fill (about medications, health conditions, allergies, and sensitivities such as fractures), and a foot up-to-knee wash. Suara is immaculately clean (as most new barely-used spas are), and it helps that the steam and shower rooms are en suite. The room was readied for the next client while we showered and our belongings were put in the drawer of a dressing table, which also contained new combs, loofahs and moisturiser bottles. Surprisingly, the unlabeled shampoo in the shower room exceeded expectations by volumising, rather than destroying, our hair. After the treatment, you can have a selection of fruit and vegetable drinks (extra charges, Rs100 to Rs 200) from their juice bar. With ten massages, five body scrubs, five body cocoons (skin treatments), four facials, and three infused baths (with the most pricey treatment being Rs2,700) in a hotel environment with hotel-level hospitality, Suara has a lot going for it. Just remember to mind the boob attention and the oil slick bits though. Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi
Splurge: The Bespoke-at-Ease, which at Rs5,000 gets you a combination of four different massages.
Steal: The Oriental head massage, which lasts 30 minutes, and costs Rs650. Put your iPod on and get a head rubdown to prepare you for the rest of the week.
Rewa House, oppposite National Garage and the Haji Ali end of Cadbury House, Bank of India lane, Mahalaxmi. Tel: 96194 44993/2352 0580.
Rewa Escape will most likely show you a part of Mumbai that you never knew existed. Overlooking the part of the coast just south of Haji Ali dargah, this spa, situated in a seaside mansion, allows you to soak in the sea view while getting a foot massage. Looking out at the setting sun and views of the Arabian Sea (the best time to go there is sunset) and getting your feet pressed at the same time is something no Mumbai spa offers, so far. Their website says it's a "spa by the bay", and that it is "situated in the private gardens of the Maharani of Rewa, along the Arabian Sea…a place that drowns out the noise of city life." That is all quite true, but it is also a very tiny spa, with four reflexology/pedicure chairs overlooking the sea, one manicure station, and one massage/therapy room (well designed with a floor-level bed and low lighting that may cause you to nod off almost immediately). There are over ten therapies each for foot, body and facial treatments, making choosing a complex, but happily indulgent exercise. The foot wash and massage happens while you are on the same reclining seat, thanks to a nifty handling of furniture (the cushion on the footstool gets pulled away to reveal a large washbasin underneath).
The hour-long deep-tissue leg massage was one of the best we've had in the city, a feat in the spa-heavy neighbourhood that also has AromaThai, Richfeel and Rudra. We asked for more pressure on our ankles and heels, and though it was a little inconsistent for the first half hour, the therapist eventually caught on after a couple of reminders. The foot massage included a back stretch that, in parts, was an upgrade on the one offered at AromaThai, and somewhat more painful, like a workout. Rewa offers therapies that easily compete with the best spas in the city, but that view elevates it to a place you want to frequent and grow familiar with. Given the size and the many early adopters, evenings there, clearly, are going to be booked out regularly. The latest slot we got was 4pm. It might help to call early, or sign up for their loyalty discount scheme. The cheapest plan involves paying Rs5,000 and getting treatments worth Rs6,000. At the highest end, clients can pay Rs30,000 and get treatments worth Rs42,000 (up to five people can use it over the course of a year). Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi
Splurge: A dry body massage involving ropes and Thai techniques for Rs2,800.
Steal: Rs50, per nail, for nail art.
Dhanraj Mahal, Ground Floor, near Gateway of India, opposite the Yacht Club, Colaba. Tel: 6634 9898/9922.
It's just as well that The Palms Spa is hidden away inside the courtyard of Dhanraj Mahal. The spa proves to be an unexpectedly quiet treat when you realise it's a mere hop away from the noisy and chaotic bustle of Colaba. Though small—there are just three treatment rooms—the jasmine-scented interiors, with their German wood floors and soothing white walls, instantly lull you into a relaxed state. Like most spas in the city (Suara Spa being the notable exception), there's no form to fill for stating allergies or health issues; we were recommended the deep tissue massage, probably on the basis of it being one of the more common treatments found in spas the world over.
The therapist washed our feet in a bath of rose petals, a soothing initiation that was marred just a tad by the offer of a terrible-tasting watery black concoction of cinnamon and apple. In a first for a spa here, the masseuse wore a disposable mask as she worked on kneading out the knots in our shoulders and back. Ninety minutes of tranquility later, we had a steam and quick shower in a well-appointed en-suite bathroom that perplexingly had no shower gel, just body lotion and shampoo. We'd strongly recommend skipping the check-out drink as well—chamomile tea which tasted, distressingly enough, like cough syrup. The staff, all from Thailand, are efficient, polite and attentive; so much so they suggested that we try the Balinese massage next time as we had resisted the intense pressure of the deep-tissue massage. For now, they don't accept credit cards, but don't let that deter you. We'd return happily and in an instant, if only for the luxury of having absolute quiet in one of the noisiest cities in India.
Splurge: For those who just got off a long-haul, try the Jet Lag package, a combo body scrub, full body and foot massage for Rs5,000.
Steal: Nothing is quite a steal here, but for Rs1,000, you can get a 30-minute foot reflexology massage.
Update: Since the time of publishing this review, The Palms Spa has begun accepting credit cards.Tags: Beauty, Hotel Sea Princess, Rewa Escape, Spa reviews, Spas, Suara Spa, The Palms Spa
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I have been to Suara and my experience has been pleasant too. I thought I was the only one who was concerned about the excessive attention they gave to specific parts
I do make sure to check http://www.colorlime.com for rating and reviews of spas and salons before visiting them. And Mumbaiboss/Roshni, thanks for the great reviews
Love the Rewa Spa!!! While the view itself sets it apart, I have to commend the therapists. The best I've come across in Mumbai. The Foot Ayurveda and Head/ Neck/ Shoulder are a steal at Rs 650 each and excellent!
I just had the sothys lightening line correction facial at the Palms Spa, feel sparkly, clear skinned and relaxed now.
The therapist was an expert in the treatments but also in making me feel very comfortable.
Their facial products are amazing!!!! with immediate visible results…
The Palms Spa review above is really strange, with all due respect to the reviewer… he/she hasn't commented on the actual massage or the expertise of the therapist, the knowledge of the anatomy they possess… nothing.
Im a physiotherapist and can say, after a deep tissue massage @palms I was most impressed.
My therapist was "Jom" (not sure if that's the correct spelling) and she was so very sweet and had studied the anatomy, a first I found for therapists in Mumbai.
I feel when reviewing a spa the actual massage should be mentioned rather than only how the tea wasn't as good or soap issues, which all seemed absolutely perfect when we were there. Its like going to a restaurant and saying the valet didn't drive well and not mentioning the food… im certainly partial to this spa from now on and recommend it to all my patients.
Ive been to the six senses spas in bkk and the banyan tree and a bunch of others… the palms spa felt like i was in bkk at any one of those spas.
I found the palms through your article, but their website wasn't easy to find :
The Palms Spa is super, anyone who tries it will not go any place else, I'm sure… I had a facial and a balinese massage and I'm still glowing and floating on air…
Small touches and attention to detail made it special, i asked if they had skin moisturizer and they had the best… love it!! doesn't feel like a big chain feels luxurious and intimate and secluded.
Thanks mumbai boss…
I just tried the palms spa (and I've tried every other soho spa), they are hands down the best spa in the city today…best therapists for sure, they really know what they're doing…
Didn't dislike the teas either, but thats subjective…
Def give it 5 stars.
What a lovely surprise to read about all these new spas in Sobo. The review tempts me to go to Rewa house. thank you, thank you!!!


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What do investors invest in?
While dropping into Startup Camp in Melbourne last week I started chatting with Jonathon from Melbourne Angel Investors. I asked him just one question:
What is more important in their investments, the team or the concept / product?
His reply was a simple one and here it is:
We'd invest in an A Grade team with a B Grade product, but we wouldn't invest in an A Grade product with a B Grade team.
Startup blog agrees. Though I did here that he was pretty 'anti-tech' as far as their investments go…
But the first piece of advice is worth adhearing to. Above all things build an A Grade team, be an A Grade entrepreneur.
And so again we hear that the people in your startup are way more important than the secret sauce. It is without irony that A Grade teams more often than not find A Grade ideas too.
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Google doesn't find "Melbourne Angel Investors". Are they an official organization or just a loose group of individuals? How can I contact them?
They charge $125 just to submit a funding application.
As a startup founder starting to explore funding options, this seems really arrogant and turns me off approaching them. I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking this, and I'd say they're quite likely missing some great investment opportunities because of it.
Startup funding should be a 2-way street: they provide funding, experience, mentorship, etc, you provide the business concept, tech expertise, opportunity for them to make a truckload of money if it goes well. To ask $125 for the privilege of talking to them puts the relationship off balance from the get-go.


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Jhumka Gupta is an assistant professor in the Department of Chronic Disease Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health. Schooled at the University of Maryland (BS), Drexel University School of Public Health (MPH) and Harvard School of Public Health (Sc.D), she is a social epidemiologist whose research focuses on migrant, refugee and conflict-affected populations, both globally and with vulnerable populations within the United States. Specifically, she investigates the mental and reproductive health implications of gender-based violence and develops interventions aimed at reducing gender-based violence against women. This work includes both clinic-based and community-based epidemiologic and intervention research with women and men.
Prior to her appointment, she was an NIMH Post-doctoral Fellow with the Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS at Yale University. She has done fieldwork in Mexico, Bangladesh, Colombia, Cote d'Ivoire, Haiti, India, Nepal, and South Africa. Earlier in her career, she was Assistant Director of the Women's Health Program at the Hospital Albert Schweitzer in Deschapelles, Haiti, and a Public Health Fellow at the US Department of Health and Human Services' Office on Women's Health in Washington DC.
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Governor's publicists calling Skandera education secretary
Hanna Skandera has not been confirmed by the state Senate as secretary of public education.
After more than two years on the job, Skandera, 39, has not even received a confirmation hearing from the Senate Rules Committee.
But publicists working in Gov. Susana Martinez's administration have been eliminating the weaker title "secretary-designate" when mentioning Skandera.
In a press release last week about Advanced Placement courses, the education department publicist wrote this:
"These classes not only help students pay for college, but better prepare them for the challenge of higher education," said NMPED Secretary Hanna Skandera.
The governor's own spokesman also has called Skandera the education secretary in press handouts.
Even without a hearing -- much less confirmation from the Senate -- Skandera has been elevated by publicists to full-fledged secretary of education.
Others in government are not playing along with this semantic change.
At a legislative hearing Saturday, Sen. John Sapien, D-Corrales, was careful to call Skandera the secretary-designate, except when he slipped a couple of times and demoted her to deputy secretary.
Never did Sapien bestow the title of secretary on Skandera, cognizant that she has not made it through the Senate gauntlet. She has not been invited to navigate the course.
We await the day when the Rules Committee and the Senate finally settle the question of Skandera's title by confirming or rejecting her.
Meanwhile, we will continue to call her secretary-designate. It is a clumsy title, but more accurate than the one bestowed on her by publicists who receive their paycheck courtesy of the taxpayers.
The Rules Committee ignored Skandera in 2011 and last year, instead providing hearings to cabinet nominees who were selected long after she was. Perhaps the committee chairwoman, Democratic Sen. Linda Lopez of Albuquerque, will squeeze in a hearing for Skandera before this year's legislative session ends March 16.
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Fairfax, Va. – Today NRA-backed legislation to restore the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens in national parks and wildlife refuges passed in the U.S. House of Representatives by an overwhelming bipartisan majority of 279-147, including 105 democrats. This was a major repudiation of the gun control community's anti self-defense agenda.
The current Department of Interior (DOI) regulations were amended by the Bush Administration in 2008, allowing law-abiding citizens to defend themselves by carrying a concealed firearm in national parks and wildlife refuges. However, early this year, a federal district court in Washington, D.C. granted anti-gun plaintiffs a preliminary injunction against implementation of the new rule. The NRA has been working for the past several years in the regulatory, legal, and legislative arenas to achieve this policy change.
"It has been an NRA priority to change the old, outdated rule, and we are pleased that Congress passed this critical legislation," said Chris W. Cox, NRA's chief lobbyist. "This step brings clarity and uniformity for law-abiding gun owners visiting our national parks and wildlife refuges. NRA will continue to pursue every avenue to defend the American people's right of self-defense."
The National Park Service's recent report revealed that 11 murders, 35 rapes, 61 robberies and 261 aggravated assaults occurred on parklands in 2006. Our parks also contain hidden methamphetamine labs, marijuana fields and illegal drug and illegal alien smuggling routes. In addition to these dangers and potential attacks from human predators, park visitors have to consider attacks from animal predators. Between April and December 2007 there were at least a dozen grizzly bear attacks reported by park visitors. Today, 31 states allow the carrying of firearms in state parks – all with safe and satisfactory results.
This bill provides consistency across our nation's federal lands and puts an end to the patchwork of regulations that govern different lands managed by different federal agencies. In the past, only Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service lands allowed the carrying of firearms, while National Parks and Wildlife Refuges did not.
In 1982, only six states allowed citizens to carry handguns for self-defense. Currently, 48 states have some process in place for issuing licenses or permits to allow law-abiding citizens to carry firearms for self-defense. The NRA has long held that the regulations needed to be updated to reflect this change.
This move restores the rights of law-abiding gun owners who wish to transport and carry firearms for lawful purposes on most DOI lands and makes federal law consistent with the state law in which these lands are located.
"This common-sense measure, offered by Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK), gives law-abiding gun owners the option of protecting themselves in our federal parks and refuges. We appreciate the efforts and leadership of Senators Max Baucus (D-MT), Mike Crapo (R-ID) and Representative Doc Hastings (R-WA) in ensuring a legislative remedy to amend out-of-date regulations and restore the Second Amendment rights of American gun owners," concluded Cox.
Established in 1871, the National Rifle Association is America's oldest civil rights and sportsmen's organization. Four million members strong, NRA continues its mission to uphold Second Amendment rights and to advocate enforcement of existing laws against violent offenders to reduce crime. The Association remains the nation's leader in firearm education and training for law-abiding gun owners, law enforcement and the military.
Established in 1975, the Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) is the "lobbying" arm of the National Rifle Association of America. ILA is responsible for preserving the right of all law-abiding individuals in the legislative, political, and legal arenas, to purchase, possess and use firearms for legitimate purposes as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.READ MORE
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crossed out denotes a death from AIDS or related complications. Maria Papagiannidou
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And from Living With0ut HIV Drugs at least 3 are now dead, and several who are active on the questioningaids.com forum and very low CD4 counts and piss-poor quality of life. I am a loss to understand why they think CD4 counts of 200 or less are healthy, or that staying off meds is going to help them. Some of the denialists sheepishly admit to going back onto meds when their quality of live becomes unbearable. Why?! If you don't believe the science why take the meds? If you think they do more harm than good why start meds again?
Its very, very depressing to have to list these name and think about so many people who have died way before their time. If only they'd listened to reason.
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21 These therefore came to Philip, who was of Bethsaida of Galilee, and desired him, saying: Sir, we would see Jesus.
22 Philip cometh, and telleth Andrew. Again Andrew and Philip told Jesus.
23 But Jesus answered them, saying: The hour is come, that the Son of man should be glorified.
24 Amen, amen I say to you, unless the grain of wheat falling into the ground die,
25 Itself remaineth alone. But if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. He that loveth his life shall lose it; and he that hateth his life in this world, keepeth it unto life eternal.
26 If any man minister to me, let him follow me; and where I am, there also shall my minister be. If any man minister to me, him will my Father honour.
27 Now is my soul troubled. And what shall I say? Father, save me from this hour. But for this cause I came unto this hour.
28 Father, glorify thy name. A voice therefore came from heaven: I have both glorified it, and will glorify it again.
29 The multitude therefore that stood and heard, said that it thundered. Others said: An angel spoke to him.
30 Jesus answered, and said: This voice came not because of me, but for your sakes.
31 Now is the judgment of the world: now shall the prince of this world be cast out.
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Washington briefing: Major U.S. dailies raise concerns with Turkey
Published: Thursday November 26, 2009
Ahead of a summit between Turkish prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and President Barack Obama on December 7 in Washington, leading U.S. newspapers outlined concerns with Mr. Erdogan's policies.
A Washington Post's editorial for November 22, "Slipping in Turkey," argued that the Turkish "government's foreign policy has taken a nasty turn" and that the country's previously positive image was "rapidly darkening."
The newspaper noted in particular that under Mr. Erdogan, Turkey has sharply criticized Israel while establishing close ties with the regimes in Iran, Sudan, and Syria.
Domestically, the Post noted, Mr. Erdogan was seeking to consolidate control over mass media and strong-arming political opponents charged with coup plotting.
On the same day as the Post editorial, a New York Times story titled, "In Turkey, Trial Casts Wide Net of Mistrust," suggested the Erdogan government was using an attempted coup plot by the ultranationalist Ergenekon group to crack down on the secular military establishment.
Significantly these developments come amid what the Post termed "historic reforms of Turkey's treatment of its Kurdish minority and a major step toward opening the country's border with Armenia."


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The Parent Association at Garfield High School in Seattle chose the Tesla S sedan for the car to raffle to raise money for programs to improve academic achievement. Educating students is an expression of hope and optimism about the future and the Tesla represents that future. For information about raffle tickets for the March 1 drawing contact email@example.com.
You'd be amazed at how many owners are also ticket buyers. Can't get enough of a good thing!
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Dan Atkinson from Seattle, #513.
Tesla provided a white Performance to show off at the auction (very much like mine), and people were crawling all over it. There was food, entertainment, and lots of auction items, but the Model S was clearly the highlight. One of the Model S owners who had participated in several ticket sales events was also in attendance, as well as Mattie from the Bellevue store. I generally can't stand charity auctions, but this one was kind of fun. The kids, many of whom performed or served food and drink, were really appreciative of the support. Too bad I didn't win, or even know the winner.
May next time....
That's "Maybe" next time
I bet we'll see more of this. I'll definitely be playing again if so.
congratulations Dan- let us know how you like the MS
If anyone knows him, maybe we can get the story
(ticket #900 would have been good to draw ;) )
I didn't win, nor did any of the many people I sold tickets to, but the fundraiser was a smashing success. Phil's wife told me that they had at least 50 ticket requests that they had to turn away; that doesn't include the several people I tried to buy tickets for, too late.
I'm guessing that they will indeed try this again next year. Last year they offered a Leaf, but next spring will probably be too early for a Model X. How successful will a Model S raffle be in one year? I suppose it depends on whether reservations continue at a rapid pace, and whether TM is thriving by then. It may also depend on whether the bloom has come off the rose, or whether existing owners are still grinning.
Phil's wife asked me whether I thought they could get away with selling more tickets next year -- i.e., whether they should set a maximum limit above the 1650 that they used this year. I think the formula they used -- total revenues at twice the value of the car -- was a good one. Given that the retail price of the raffled car, as equipped, was $90,000, I think they could have limited ticket sales to 1800 this year, and more next year if the price of the car goes up. What do you think?
probably right yes- but the price will be going down not up ;)
glad it was a success- sounds like everybody had a good time and what a great cause ! Thanks for helping them out Doug-
all the best to the kids who will benefit - study hard!- we need more EV technology!
Yes, at $100 a ticket people expect reasonably good odds. But perhaps triple would be OK? ;) :)
I'd buy a few tickets. It is a good cause for a school that works to overcome barriers.
Besides, my spouse keeps stealing my car. No one wants to go to the gas station any more.
I'd like to add that I think that the total number of tickets sold was appropriate. Too many tickets means their desirability and value is diminished.
Not sure if they still do, but when I was going in and out of the Middle East back in the early 90's Dubai airport used to run a raffle just like this one. I think they sold 1000 tickets for each car (911, Ferrari, etc.). The price as I recall was c. $100 a ticket back then (20 years ago).
For this raffle, as long as you don't limit purchases to only one per person, 3000 $50 tickets might be better than 1000 $150 tickets. A $50 ticket gets more people into the game for whom $150 is too expensive, but if you want 1:1000 odds you can just buy 3.
But - if the raffle is oversubscribed anyway why mess with it.
There is also the issue of the time and effort it takes to sell the tickets. There was a lot of public enthusiasm when the car was on display, and a number of owners and reservation holders were actually eager to participate and show their cars or, if they were just reservation holders, answer questions. I wonder whether this will be true when the novelty has worn off.
It would be lots easier if tickets could be sold online, but that is not allowed (I found several states where this was being done: http://www.flutiefoundation.org/Donate-Buy-A-Raffle-Ticket-to-win-a-Mini... http://www.corvettemuseum.org/raffle/). In Washington, you cannot sell tickets over the internet, but you can use the internet to advertise the raffle. Technically, you cannot use the U.S. mail to send checks (this is a postal regulation that is not always enforced), but you can use UPS or just get credit card information over the telephone. Finally, the raffle tickets sold to out of state purchasers should be held, rather than sent out to the purchasers. The tickets don't matter anyway, since it is actually the name that is drawn. If these practices had been more clearly understood from the beginning, I think the PTSA could have sold the tickets to a wider market.
I have to say that the most rewarding part about this whole effort was watching those kids last night. They had a jazz ensemble that knocked my socks off. They had a string quartet playing Beethoven as beautifully as I've heard it anywhere. They had several kids give speeches about how the PTSA programs had helped them -- incredible poise and delivery. And much more. Those kids were the real winners.
I go to the Roosevelt High School Jazz Band fundraising dinner/auction very year in Seattle. It is fabulous event for a great program. Some talented youth have benefited and moved on to become great musicians.
Without these fundraising campaigns they may not have even discovered their passion and talents. Instruments are not cheap and music programs take the cuts first.
Maybe they should look into a Model S raffle...
Just a follow-up: I just heard that the auction raised over $130,000 before expenses, and the raffle netted at least an additional $75,000. That puts the PTSA in an excellent position to fund their programs.
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The docs suggest that installing in $confdir/modules is a good idea
See: http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/cloud_pack_getting_started.html
I realize that it tells you to update your RUBYLIB, but… that's kinda weak sauce.
This really should be a gem install.
I talked briefly with Michael about this, and he thought a gem install was a good idea.
#1 Updated by Nigel Kersten about 3 years ago
Selena, do you want a gem because that's how you installed Puppet itself?
If your target platform had native packages for Puppet and Cloud Provisioner that worked seamlessly, would you prefer those?
#2 Updated by selena deckelmann about 3 years ago
So… my answer is different for Mac OS X vs Linux.
For Linux – a native package is fine. For OS X, either a homebrew recipe or a gem is preferred. Downloading a .dmg or an installer package is a pain and wastes a lot of time.
I'm managing EC2 from two locations – my os x laptop, and also a puppetmaster in EC2.
(sorry I replied via email the first time… i've been trained by RT).
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- 5May 3, '13 by wish_me_luckA while ago, I saw a documentary about a little girl with Reactive Attachment Disorder and how she went on to heal from it and become a nurse. I wanted to share this because Reactive Attachment Disorder can lead to and is much like Antisocial Personality Disorder. I thought Antisocial PD should be talked about, as well.
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- 0May 3, '13 by wish_me_luckAlso, Child Conduct Disorder can lead to Antisocial Personality Disorder. Reactive Attachment Disorder can also lead to Borderline Personality Disorder, but tends to lean towards antisocial behavior.
- 0May 4, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorWhat a sad little girl......I remember this story
- 1Yeah, I am glad her story has a happy ending though--she is a NICU nurse and public speaker, now (she has to be around 29 or 30 years old). It goes to show some of the worst and seemingly hopeless cases can get better and be productive members of society with early intervention.
- 0May 4, '13 by SycamoreGuyVery sad story... glad she got the help she needed.
- 0I just posted the link/embedded video for part 1--if you watch it to the end, you can click part 2 and so on.
- 0May 4, '13 by NurseDirtyBirdI don't think I can watch part 2...
- 0It gets better, I promise. Part 1 talks a lot about her past with sexual abuse, but it goes up from there.
- 0May 5, '13 by cincinursemaryQuote from wish_me_luckI am raising a child with Reactive Attachment Disorder. She came to our family at age 5. It is the hardest thing I have done. Her behavior is beyond belief to most people I share with. There is a good parent support group on line called thelittleprince.orgIt gets better, I promise. Part 1 talks a lot about her past with sexual abuse, but it goes up from there.
If you ever run into a parent with a kid with this disorder, tell them how proud you are of hanging in there, because it aint for sissies.
by the way, the adoptive mom of the girl in the Child of Rage movie is Nancy Thomas. She has awesome resources for parents raising kids with RAD. www.Attachment.org
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February 4, 2013 | by Michael McGrath
I lost my gloves at a crowded bar over the weekend. Frankly, I'm surprised my hat survived. I usually squash everything together in my jacket's shell pouch, a crumpled ball of wool, fleece and wax, sprinkled with loose tobacco. These were not particularly warm gloves, though they were usually better than nothing.
I've always wanted "kid gloves," even before I knew what they were. I must have seen an especially exquisite pair in some heavy catalogue. For whatever reason, they have always signified unimaginable luxury. I also spent a lot of energy coveting "driving slippers" and a "barn coat." This probably had something to do with a few different schools I attended that had large packs of equestrian-minded girls and other well-appointed types. Everyone had very expensive hobbies and clothes for every occasion.
In my writing workshops I noticed that our professors fell all over themselves if you wrote stories about blue-collar work. They loved obscure types of screws and knots. They loved tools. I'm sure they enjoyed the juxtaposition between the language and the noble drudgery it described, and they may have felt a certain kinship with other forgotten craftsmen, and many of them had risen to prominence during the golden age of Carver's hardscrabble realism, and I'm sure these stories were something of a relief from the more bellybutton-based submissions (epiphanies abroad, window-box-gardening failures, roadtrip-tested romances) received each week, but there was also a hint of that WASPy remove, the aggravating way rich people often find peace in the exclusionary pleasures of nautical terminology or expensive farming equipment. Read More »
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February 4, 2013 | by Sadie Stein
- "In Plath's case, her writing began, soon after her death, to be relegated to a supporting role in a seductive, but intensely misleading, narrative of victimhood." How to give the poet her due.
- Are these the fifty key moments in English literature? Discuss.
- The strange mystery of who firebombed London's oldest anarchist bookshop, Freedom Books.
- "Believe me, when you get a dozen people seated at a fairly formal dinner party, and they've all got on perfectly ridiculous chapeaus, the evening takes care of itself." A display of Dr. Seuss's hats is going up at the New York Public Library.
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Filed Under: Sightseeing, United StatesAmerica's zoos make it possible to trek into the "wild" for those who might otherwise never visit the Serengeti or Himalayan mountains to meet unusual wildlife like zebras and mountain lions in their natural habitats. Even better, outdoors and adventure lovers can traverse recreated environments like a tundra, Asian rainforest and African savanna in a single day, encountering a breathtaking variety of wildlife, including giant pandas, rare bonobos and Komodo dragons. Grab your binoculars and bush hat: We've selected the wildest zoos in America for animal lovers and families to explore.
San Diego ZooThe San Diego Zoo may well be the city's most popular tourist attraction, and deservedly so; more than 4,000 animals comprising over 800 species call the sprawling, 100-acre animal park home. Visitors will encounter all manner of creatures, including giant pandas, polar bears, elephants and cheetahs at the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park.
While the animals are the main attraction here, the grounds are also a veritable wonder, having been accredited as a botanical garden featuring more than 1 million plants. To traverse the enormous grounds, jump aboard the San Diego Zoo's 35-minute Guided Bus Tour, which offers a narrated tour covering some 70% of the zoo. Or take the Express Bus, a hop-on, hop-off affair that makes 5 stops throughout the grounds. For a literal overview of the zoo, get sky-high on the Skyfari aerial tram, which gives riders an aerial view of the grounds.
Must-see stops include the Scripps Aviary (filled with 130 African native birds), the Polar Bear Plunge and the Panda Trek, where visitors can wander through a bamboo forest spotting giant and red pandas.
Bronx ZooTourists and locals alike flock to the Bronx Zoo, the nation's largest metropolitan animal park, stretching some 265 acres. Opened in 1899, the Bronx Zoo houses more than 4,000 animals representing 600 species, in an environment that emulates a variety of habitats, like African plains, Himalayan mountains and Asian forests.
The experience is sure to make visitors forget they're a mere subway ride from America's most massive city. Get up close and personal with beastly Siberian tigers at Tiger Mountain, a sprawling viewing enclosure, and meander through the Wild Asia Complex, which recreates Asian rainforests, complete with native birds, leopards, gibbons and lizards.
Catch a gander at a variety of wildlife while taking a load off your feet, with a ride on the Wild Asia Monorail, a safari in miniature, which winds through enclosures housing elephants, rhinos, antelope, horses and deer. To beat some of the zoo's notorious crowds, arrive as early as possible, or visit on a weekday or during the winter off-season.
Philadelphia ZooAmerica's oldest zoo opened in 1874 in the City of Brotherly Love, and today entertains visitors with habitats featuring more than 1,300 animals spread across 42 acres near West Fairmount Park. The zoo's relatively intimate size means it's easy to enjoy most of its attractions in a single day.
Highlights include the PECO Primate Reserve pavilion featuring gorillas and orangutans, as well as First Niagara Big Cat Falls, where visitors will encounter tigers, lions, leopards and jaguars -- try to visit here during feeding times. Families will also enjoy the McNeil Avian Center, a rain forest habitat where visitors will discover over 100 bird species from around the world.
Opt for a unique experience riding in the Channel 6 Zooballoon, a 30-passenger helium balloon that rises 400 feet above the zoo, offering glimpses of giraffes, zebras and even the Philadelphia skyline. Finally, pay a visit to the Reptile and Amphibian House, where simulated thunder and lightning "storms," periodically refresh the creatures.
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium"Jungle Jack" Hanna, the zookeeper whose frequent television appearances on shows like Late Night with David Letterman helped make him an animal-loving legend, is the director emeritus of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, and has helped it earn the distinguished reputation as one of the best zoos in America. Hanna helped refurbish the Columbus Zoo's 588 acres, build its bevy of animals to some 7,000, and expand the grounds to include a theme park, waterpark and golf course.
Notable zoo exhibits include Animal Encounters Village, the largest manatee exhibit outside of Florida, a 100,000-gallon coral reef exhibit and an African Forest, featuring rare bonobos, gorillas and apes, including Colo, the first great ape born in captivity, in 1956 -- and now the oldest living gorilla in captivity anywhere in the world.
Disney's Animal KingdomWalt Disney World's largest theme park, Animal Kingdom, spans some 500 acres, and offers guests the opportunity to commune with more than 1,700 animals representing 250 species. The park's habitats are divided into 7 areas, including Africa, Asia, Camp Minnie-Mickey and DinoLand U.S.A.
While Disney's Animal Kingdom includes an expected assortment of animals such as zebras, elephants and hippos, it's also earned acclaim for its rides and attractions, including the Expedition Everest high-altitude roller coaster, the Kali River Rapids raft ride, the Kilimanjaro Safaris Expedition and the Wildlife Express Train.
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Gossip Girl Series vs. Gossip Girl Books: Stephanie Savage Speaksby Steve Marsi at . Comments
Stephanie Savage is the producer of Gossip Girl.
Below, she answers a question from Entertainment Weekly about the differences between the television series and the books it is based on:
I think that one's a book and one's a TV show — you have to write for the medium you are in. In television, a lot of the stories need to be more emotionally grounded. The books also have a longer reset period between them, so you can jump over big story issues between books, whereas with television, viewers kind of expect continuity between the episodes.
It would be very jarring for people if Serena and [her best friend] Blair [played by Leighton Meester] got into a giant fight in the first episode, but in the second episode they were friends again and we never explained why.
So I think you just have to deal with different expectations of the medium that you're working in, and you also have to be free as a writer. The series has 11 books in it right now, but God willing, we're hoping to make 100 episodes.
So you have to be able to find characters that, as a writer, you can just really dig into and live with and put a part of yourself in, and try to update them too. I think Cecily went to school in the '80s, and the books were written in the early 2000s, and there's certain things that might have worked in the books that maybe don't feel like they're going to work now.
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I've read half the books so far and just have no interest in watching the show. the books seem sooo much better!
ugggghhhh!!!! I really wish that they would stick to the stories!!!
its sooo annoying! Chuck is supposed to be bisexual and isnt supposed to be straight as a line! also blair is supposed to be the main character instead of stupid serena! to add blair is not supposed to be with freaking Chuck sh supposed to be madly in love with nate and nate is supposed to be madly in love with blair! i also hate that they csted a tall blonde skinny blue eyed girl for jenny, who is supposed to be a VERY busty(double D) short(just under 5 feet) brown eyed girl! Also blair is supposed to have a younger brother tyler, eric is supposed VERY straight and two years older than serena attending brown and at one point hooks up with blair, serena's parents are supposed to be together, chucks parnts are both alive, and blair is supposed to have a younger half sise Yale. Also her stepbrother, Aaron is supposed to be a vegan with blond dredlock attends Harvard and has a MAJOR crush on Blair. Finally, BLAIR IS SUPPOSED TO BE WITH NATE NOT FREAKIN CHUCK!I REALL Y HATE THE TV SERIES AND AM JUST STICKING TO RE READING THE BOOKS INSTEAD OF WACHING THE TV SHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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MOSCOW, March 16 (Xinhua) -- Russia's State Duma, or lower house of
parliament, might block a new strategic arms treaty (START) with the
United States, if it is not linked with missile defense, the Duma's
speaker said Tuesday.
"We will not ratify it, if it does not take into account the link between
strategic offensive weapons and missile defense," Boris Gryzlov was quoted
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met in April last year, but they failed to reach a pact before START-1
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A new evaluation of acupuncture as pain relief has concluded that it just doesn't work. Surprised? Well, yes, acupuncture is a very old treatment. But simply being around for a long time does not make a treatment any more truly effective. There can be other reasons why it has remained in use for so long: tradition, lack of alternatives, or some psychological or economic reason why it may remain popular.
Here is the bottom line — after hundreds of years and hundreds of studies, we still can not see a clear positive effect from acupuncture used in this way. That is a damning fact. Here is a quote regarding the study (from the April 2011 journal Pain):
"When a treatment is extensively studied for decades and the evidence continues to be inconsistent, it becomes more and more likely that the treatment is not truly effective. This appears to be the case for acupuncture. In fact, taken as a whole, the published (and scientifically rigorous) evidence leads to the conclusion that acupuncture is no more effective than placebo." Dr. Harriet Hall, M.D.
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from R.C. Sproul Dec 19, 2014 Category: ArticlesThat question comes up every year at Christmastime. In the first place, there's no direct biblical commandment to celebrate the birth of Jesus on December 25. There's nothing in the Bible that would even indicate that Jesus was born on December 25. In fact, there's much in ... Keep Reading
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from Keith Mathison Jan 10, 2009 Category: ArticlesLike Ezekiel, the book of Daniel contains a number of enigmatic prophecies. And like Ezekiel, the difficult nature of these prophecies has resulted in a wide variety of conflicting interpretations. The lack of consensus presents a challenge for the reader, but it is not necessarily an insurmountable one. An examination of the best commentaries can be helpful in sorting through the issues. The following are five of the most helpful commentaries on the book of Daniel. Keep Reading
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from Keith Mathison Jan 09, 2009 Category: ArticlesIn the first centuries following the death and resurrection of Jesus the Messiah and the inauguration of the new covenant under which the people of God became a trans-national people crossing all borders, the church had few choices in the matter of her relationship to the surrounding culture. The options were limited due to persecution. As the church gained in numbers and influence, however, the situation began to change. With the (at least nominal) conversion of the Roman Emperor Constantine and the Edict of Milan (AD 313), the questions became acute. Now Christianity was tolerated. Keep Reading
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from Karisa Schlehr Jan 08, 2009 Category: Ligonier ResourcesOur latest resource flyer gives a comprehensive overview of all titles available from Reformation Trust, the publishing division of Ligonier Ministries. Included is the new book from Michael Haykin, which celebrates Christian marriage by looking at the letters between several notable husbands and wives. You will also find recommended resources to enhance your daily Bible study and new music releases from Ligonier Music. Keep Reading
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from Simon Kistemaker Jan 08, 2009 Category: ArticlesAs we saw in last month's installment of "Pro Ecclesia," privileges and duties go together. In making disciples, Jesus commanded they be baptized in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit and to teach them to observe all that He commanded. The second aspect of this commission (we dealt with the first last month), teaching disciples to obey Jesus, is first and foremost the duty of pastors and teachers -- to teach the people the Scriptures and secondly to exhort them to faithfully commit the Word to heart. To put it in simple terms, the people look to their pastor for instruction; they see him as the key person in the church. Keep Reading
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from Various Jan 01, 2009 Category: ArticlesThe January edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's theme is "Resolved to Press on Toward the Goal." The issue looks at the importance of resolving in this new year to honor God in all we do and say. Contributors include R.C. Sproul, Burk Parsons, C. FitzSimons Allison, Sinclair Ferguson, Simon Kistemaker and Stephen Nichols. Keep Reading
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from Gene Edward Veith Dec 30, 2008 Category: ArticlesA modern reader perusing Jonathan Edwards' "Resolutions" is likely to think, what about dieting? And, didn't eighteenth-century New England have any gyms that he could resolve to join? Today, losing weight and getting more exercise are about the extent of our resolutions. We summon up our will-power, self-scrutiny, and self-discipline in an attempt to look better. Edwards was engaged in an attempt to be better. Keep Reading


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