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The president proposes closing corporate tax loopholes and using the revenue gains to shore up the Highway Trust Fund. It's still up to Congress to make his budget work. Good luck.
Boxer, chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee, spearheads the Senate draft of the next surface transportation program. She'd like to see fuels taxed upstream rather than at the pump. Her committee wrote much of MAP-21.
As chairman of the Finance committee, Wyden holds the purse strings in the upper chamber. EPW plans don't mean much unless Wyden finds a way to pay for them.
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The Transportation committee, chaired by Shuster this time around, prides itself on being the House model of bipartisanship. The problem: the full House wouldn't pass the T&I plan and defaulted to the Senate version (MAP-21) three years ago.
The Ways and Means chairman manages spending in the House, but he has a lot of cats to herd on a normal day. Camp also wants to rewrite the tax code, a once in a generation effort.
President and CEO of American Trucking Associations, Graves is a familiar and respected figure on Capitol Hill -- but trucking is just one special interest with a special interest in the surface transportation authorization.
Director of Government Affairs at the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association, Bowley doesn't have the high profile of the association's leaders or ATA's resources, but when OOIDA members take an interest in an issue, Congress will hear about it -- early and often.
American Road & Transportation Builders Association president and CEO Ruane leads an organization with an even more intense focus on the highway bill than the trucking industry.
President and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce (and a former ATA boss), Donohue is the voice of big business -- and Republicans don't seem to mind when he makes a pitch for a little big government help on roads.
President of the AFL-CIO, Trumka represents big labor, and he's been making the reauthorization rounds with Donohue. Labor and biz on the same team makes a noteworthy impression.
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|May 16, 2003, 07:59 AM
Pulqui II Project
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And here we go again, and this time with a complete new EDF model!
After two months of R&D I already have the figures and the draw of my Pulqui II N°5, I am starting to build it next week. I am assuming to spend 6 months in this project.
The initial spec. are based in a modified 1:14th scale:
Wingspan: 800mm, 31.5
Length: 840mm, 33.7
Gross Weight: 1112gr, 39.2oz (estimated)
Wing load: 56.5gr/dm2, 18.8oz/sqinch
Airfoil: Symmetrical, 12.4%
Power: 400W
Fan diameter: 92mm, 3.6
For the people who dont know the Pulqui II, here are some photos.
You also have a good summary about the history of Pulqui in:
|May 17, 2003, 01:14 PM
Another photo from those days
|May 17, 2003, 02:45 PM
Hi Nick
Danged if I know how you're gonna fit a 92mm fan and cells into a 31.5" span Pulqui II. I began drawing up a 40" span version for a 90mm Midifan some time ago, and here's a pic of the drawing.
There's not a lot of space remaining outside the ducts, even at that size
|May 17, 2003, 09:42 PM
Hi Gordon!
The scale you chose (1:13) is the same I have for the fuse (1:14 modified).
At these sizes there is always a little space for the power plant and RC stuff, particularly in EDF models .
Four ways to gain space:
Choosing a bigger scale e.g. 1:11, but it needs a bigger power plant, is a trade off solution.
Using RC gliders gear, good if you can afford it
Making the fuse wider, good for me
Cheating the fuses shape, awful but practical
I will hide the Rx, battery and Aileron servo in the canopy. The elevator servo will be upside between the rudder and the canopy, and it will be horizontally mounted.
The fan and power plant will as be some where between the CG and the tail. Here we have a compromise, in one hand the fan should be near the tail to be more efficient, in the another hand we have to balance the model (CG) and try to have the smaller momentum we can. The batteries will be then forward the CG and in the lower part, they have to copy the rounded shape of the fuse (customized pack). Or you can put the pack forward the fans hub inside a tube. If you have a glow engine, it will be over the CG and the fuel tank behind the engine (beware, to calculate the CG, in this case we have to consider the tank full, because it is behind the CG).
Anyway the accurate position of the power plant should be trimmed with the model in the hands.
Here are the figures for three different scales and the modified ones, all in meters.
|May 17, 2003, 10:01 PM
Here is the RC stuff over the plan.
As you can see my CAD is older than yours
|May 19, 2003, 08:03 AM
I will construct it all from scratch.
First I cut the wings and the fuse from white foam (20kg/m3) with a hot wire. To do this, I needed to build the airfoils and the fuse shape in balsa cover with ciano in order to admit the hot wiring. I have to admit that it is better to shape in aluminum that in balsa, particularly the airfoils. Regarding the foam, it was the best I could get.
Here are the 3 views of the model I used to cut the foam (hot-wire), the main modification made to this plans was the enlargement of fuses diameter, I need 92mm inside plus the RC equipment space.
|May 20, 2003, 08:19 PM
I covered the foam with pre-molded glass fiber + epoxy the wings. I pre-molded the fiber glass in a window glass. Summarizing, cut the fiber, covering the window glass with the epoxi and after that put the fiber. Wait until the epoxi gets no liquid and put the lamina over the foam which should wetted with epoxi.
Previously I practiced the same technique with the rudder. Very good idea!
|May 20, 2003, 08:21 PM
Here is a photo taken last sunday
|May 22, 2003, 08:55 PM
Another one
|May 26, 2003, 08:14 PM
Oh, oh!
I finished to cover with fibra a half wing, and after the cure, I realized is not ok.
I should leave the epoxi drying for more time next, the wing surface is waved.
|May 27, 2003, 01:41 AM
I dig it. I'd like to make that plane in a glass version. It's like a Mig 21 without the cone.
|May 28, 2003, 07:27 PM
While going through my FS2002 aircraft list, look what I found.
|May 28, 2003, 07:28 PM
Gear going up
|May 28, 2003, 07:30 PM
It is time to buzz the tower
|Jun 02, 2003, 09:29 PM
Yesterday I finished to cover the second half wing. As the first was bad, this time a tried a different mix. I used 2 parts of epoxi for each part of fiber (48g/m2). This time I think it would be great, for this low weigh 1 to 1 proportion is too few epoxi.
I will try to take some photos for the next post.
Great landings!
PS thanks Kevin!
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's comment on 2002-12-19 05:15 AM
The leader was young and inexperienced when all this happened. But he grew up through the years and regrets very strongly this fault of his youth. Another way of solving may be to publicly announce his failure. If the witches name is redeemed, it may leave. May also cause a heavy loss of trust into the spiritual leader, so better solve that now!
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Red Erring
NPCs (Mythic/ Historical) (Knowledge/Lore)
's comment on 2002-11-12 03:51 AM
Ah, I knew there was something missing in my NPC reservoire. Finally those damned players will go where you need them! Hope so.
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Red Erring
NPCs (Mythic/ Historical) (Knowledge/Lore)
's comment on 2002-11-21 02:58 AM
1. "There's no inn this way and travelers speak of monsters... you really wouldn't want to go there would you?"
2. "And carry this herb on your clothes, it may help you along."
3. (Did not listen?) Coming to the Inn of the Smart Dragon, hear voices marily singing and asking for more ale. As they enter the dark passage inside, the building suddenly collapses and shakes as if in earthquake...
The dragon chews them and spits them out. "Blah,you people are really disgusting! OK, I won't kill you, but you will serve me instead..."
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Shelter Shingle
Items (Home/ Personal) (Magical)
's comment on 2002-12-19 05:12 AM
No, may be definitively useful for invading a powerful magic-user's or a dragon's lair. Get in and take care that it will be found. Ever heard of the Trojan Horse? Better have a cover inside, if the 'new owner' takes a peek!
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Marek's Bear Skin
Items (Clothes) (Magical)
's comment on 2002-12-19 05:11 AM
A dream quest was maybe at the creation of this item. Shamen may know about it, and one not so worthy may seek it. Given this job, you also start having mysterious dreams. When you finally get it, it slowly becomes clear it does not want that new owner. But it rightly belongs to him (may be Mareks heir). After/if it is given he may die a sudden death at the claws of a bear...
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Last Torch Standing
Items (Other) (Magical)
's comment on 2002-10-31 03:01 AM
No, spells and abilities that easily detect dagic, have a hard to time to find this one. It is a way to tell them: You have something that is magical, but you just don't know what. Simple torches would be the last things suspected.
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Last Torch Standing
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's comment on 2006-09-04 01:19 PM
That's basically the main question of the post. :)
Some possible answers are already given.
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Plots (Duty) (Single-Storyline)
's comment on 2006-02-24 04:40 AM
Simple and working, with many options. A good old plot.
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NPCs (Minor) (Criminal/Espionage)
's comment on 2002-10-22 02:25 AM
Usually I try to comment to add something to the idea, maybe to improve it or expand. But I simply like this one. I know what makes her work, why she does what she does... well, my PC's ARE going to meet her, sooner or later.
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NPCs (Minor) (Criminal/Espionage)
's comment on 2006-10-16 04:21 AM
No need to quote, a question would be enough - seems I concentrated more on the Behaviour part of Appearance and Behaviour, so corrected. Also gave me an opportunity to link the subs. Thanks for the reminder!
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Ring of Iron
Items (Jewelry) (Magical)
's comment on 2007-01-04 01:52 PM
Thanks for the Bump. I have polished it a little (mostly added lines for better reading), and made the most outstanding example of stats nicer.
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Karian Stoneheart
NPCs (Mythic/ Historical) (Mystical)
's comment on 2002-10-11 06:27 AM
Say he is not killed, may become an ally, sort of, even a friend. Maybe he dies. Maybe, some time later his corpse is robbed and he wakes up...
Sooner or later they have to return him the ring to keep him stable or kill him as he is turning to Evil. Yes, a friend and a useful ally.
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Ring of Stone
Items (Jewelry) (Magical)
's comment on 2002-10-22 02:56 AM
Maybe not addicted himself, but will certainly require stability from others, not liking people changing their minds etc.
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Ring of Stone
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's comment on 2006-01-03 12:07 PM
Corrected links and a few more things.
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Sabotage 2
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's comment on 2002-10-09 05:38 AM
Optional twist:
Said kingdom wants really to expand its borders, but plans to attack a third kingdom! Procca is an agent of it. Whatever the outcome the mission has, it is a guaranteed win:
- sabotage may stop the war entirely
- capturing them reveals the involvement of the other kingdom, so the attacker must decide whether to:
reconsider the war, attack the other enemy (who has a possible ally now), attack as planned, but leave some more forces to guard its borders and eitherway risk a war on two fronts...
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Lyrian Necklace
Items (Jewelry) (Non-Magical)
's comment on 2002-12-19 05:10 AM
How would the world react, if a baby is born, and its gem changes to a perfectly round crystal (no edges)? Will it be a messiah? (no edges=lowest class, will serve everyone) Will it be something like an Imperator or a god? (infinite number of edges?)
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Lyrian Necklace
Items (Jewelry) (Non-Magical)
's comment on 2003-01-04 08:16 AM
Random Thoughts
What is the relation between the gem's magic and the wearer's life force? Whatever, sooner or later someone makes the connection. There will be people reading your fate, healers that feel your problems and can do something through the necklace. Magic can have numerous uses, from detecting still-living soldiers on the battlefield,quickly making diagnosis to easily detecting sneaking people (with necklaces).
Some more serious use: This sounds to be quite a lawful and regulated society. Those rich would pay well for a ritual that would assign a still unborn baby a necklace, its mother carrying it. Not for show, but to know whether it is a son or daughter, or to see if there are any defects. Should the results be not pleasing, it is possible to stop the pregnancy... Whether it is against the law or in sync with it, is your decision.
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The Horn of a Fakast
Items (Other) (Magical)
's comment on 2002-09-26 04:54 AM
Make it sweet, with bonuses while fighting etc. Easier to rage, like its former owner. Let them realize later they sipped BLOOD all the time.
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NPCs (Minor) (Combative)
's comment on 2003-05-06 05:02 AM
Alright, I admit. It is a wheelchair. Please don't hurt me... *sniff*
There was this idea about a disabled man, that does something about it. Cliche, but good enough for the background of a school, slightly better than the stereotypical old-but-still-mighty warrior, I guess. As I envisioned him, a chair came naturally to mind first, wheels following soon after, for a proud man would not like to be always carried around.
Enemies OK, but faking the whole thing?
Hmmm... would require quite some wickedness (and willpower), to stay immobile for a few months/years, to gain the advantage of surprise. Let's try the middle road:
Say that the injury was real, but it began to heal, naturally or not. Riel can move a bit again, secretly training to get his former strenght and agility. And if old enemies are likely to show up, keeping his condition secret might be good idea.
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's comment on 2003-05-07 05:09 AM
I know. But I also know I can't hinder you to adapt the character to your needs. ;-)
My NPC has also now a (possible) secret, so it turned out good.
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Travel + Leisure Names Seven Cups One of Six Best Places to Drink Tea in America
TUCSON, AZ – Travel + Leisure's tea fanatic Bruce Schoenfeld and wine editor for Travel and Leisure magazine first tasted da hong pao, a rare Chinese oolong tea, at Seven Cups Teahouse in Tucson, where Austin Hodge serves teas he sources in remote regions of China.
That was the start of Schoenfeld's long journey to meet the man who grows this tea at a single source – the stony slopes of Wu Yi Mountains in Fujian, China.
He writes of this journey in the May 2012 edition of Travel + Leisure where he names Seven Cups among six Best Places to Drink Tea in America. He recommends Liu Guo Ying's da hong pao and notes "Hodge, the only American with a license to export tea from China, sources the best of the best from Wuyishan, Yunnan, Qimen, Anxi and beyond."
When Schoenfeld tasted this tea at Seven Cups Teahouse it "altered my tea-drinking life," he wrote. This tea is "rare, expensive, and frequently counterfeited, but this one was authentic. And it kept getting better – richer and rounder with every cup."
Schoenfeld admits he is tea obsessive. After he tasted da hong pao in Tucson he flew around the world, guided by Austin Hodge who introduced him to Master Liu who consented to lead them to his mountain-top tea garden that few outsiders have ever seen. "Liu is a rock star in the Chinese tea world, the only grower to be awarded a citation by the government for innovation in a traditional art," Schoenfeld wrote.
"I was there in search of the terroir of my favorite teas – just as I've flown around the world to see the vineyards and meet the winemakers so I can better understand my favorite wines."
The character of tea is largely determined by where and how it is grown. However, the taste of tea also has as much to do with the skill of who's brewing it, Schoenfeld noted.
At Seven Cups Teahouse the exotic da hong pao could well be prepared by Zhuping Hodge, a certified Chinese Tea Master and native of China. She's Austin's wife and currently is leading a tour in China. She often demonstrates a traditional tea ceremony and on most Friday afternoons offers complimentary tea tastings at a rare and intricate wooden tea table carved from a single root. The Tucson teahouse is located at 2516 E. 6th St. in the historic Village of Sam Hughes.
Many of the teas available through Seven Cups have only been available to the Western world in the last 10 years. During that time, Hodge, founder and president of Seven Cups, traveled throughout China and cultivated relationships with tea farmers who use traditional methods passed down through the centuries. Seven Cups currently source teas from 30 producers in 10 different regions of China, homeland of the world's first and finest teas, Hodge said.
Seven Cups has solid relationships in China with tea producers, tea masters and government officials. This is the only American tea company to obtain a license to export tea directly from China with no middleman.
"From our beginnings, Seven Cups has been dedicated to open sourcing and establishing a direct connection between the artists who make the tea and the people who drink it. I hope that Bruce's article will spur the tea industry to be more open about who makes their tea," Hodge said.
Tea aficionados don't have to travel to Tucson to discover da hong pao. Seven Cups sells Chinese tea online to connoisseurs in more than 90 countries. The company also supplies tea to other exclusive tea business in Denmark, Brazil, Canada and the United States. They also host two tea tours every year for tea professionals and enthusiasts.
Seven Cups was founded in 2002 to sell Chinese teas to aficionados worldwide and opened its first teahouse in Tucson in 2004. Last year the company launched an international brokerage service offering small tea companies access to its extensive network of connoisseur-quality teas direct from farmers in China at an affordable price and in manageable quantities.
Hodge writes a widely read blog and has been extensively published within China. In 2011 Hodge became the only foreigner given "The Top Ten Outstanding Persons of China" award. presented by the Chinese tea community for his contributions in promoting Fine Chinese Teas. For more information, visit www.sevencups.com.
To read Schoenfeld's full tea report, visit http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/a-global-guide-to-the-best-tea.html.
7 Responses to "Travel + Leisure Names Seven Cups One of Six Best Places to Drink Tea in America"
Congratulations on such a wonderful article! I've lived in Tucson for over 7 years and just discovered your tea yesterday. What a great find!
I had previously bought my tea in San Francisco's Chinatown since I fvisit requently. It's great to know I have such quality tea right in my own back yard in Tucson. I purchased the Gao Shan Tie Guan Yin, a Wulong tea and will definitely be back again soon.
Wonderful news and much deserved!
Congratulations to the persons behind the success of Seven Cups Teahouse! I've always loved da hong pao but recently I've been hooked on hibiscus tea. Though I still prefer da hong pao.
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Seven cups is really an awesome place to have a tea and the best tea i ever had here is the Chinese tea. Good for health, mood and has a great taste.
Congratulations! I'd check out that tea place one of these days. I'm always in the look-out for great places I can have a great time in. A tea house sounds enticing.
Nice post and really good one to read this post, simply superb places you shared for drinking tea. thanks


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I was planning on camping out in the park so I could get up to the Loch by mid morning. That plan didn't turn out though, so I didn't arrive to the Loch until around 2:00. Because of this, the sun was directly to the front of these shots as I was looking towards the west. The bright sun and even brighter snow made for not great photography, but you gotta make due with what you have.
In this first photo, I am actually standing on top of a 30 foot high snow cornice, although you can't see it in the photo (darn light!).
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This week on Herding Code, Kevin, Jon and Scott K speak with Dru Sellers and Rob Reynolds about Nu, a .NET package management system designed to solve your open source distribution/consumption issues. The guys discuss how package management is handled in other communities, namely Ruby, and how the .NET world can benefit from these same practiced.
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Bayside Academy football has been flirting with a run to the state championship game for years. The Admirals' have advanced to the playoffs for 6 straight years, including a trip to the third round last season. It'll be a year of reconstruction for Bayside, but something the team is looking forward to.
"We've got a chance to be pretty good if we can find us a trigger man, a quarterback. Our quarterback graduates, a senior, a three-year starter, going to Southern Miss on a baseball scholarship and we've got to replace him and our running backs but our receivers, including Greg Wallace, he's good. And I think we've got the possibility of having a couple young guys coming up that could be pretty good," said head coach Phil Lazenby.
"It's very exciting, I'm ready to get back on the field and ready to put the pads back on and try to win a state championship because we've been working at it these past couple year and we're getting close, we just gotta finish it," said Wallace.
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(5) Beware of "Free." Something weird happens to our brains when the price for something goes from $1 to $0.01 to free. We stop thinking clearly. Getting things for free feels like such a good deal that we'll go out of our way to get it. Here's Dan Ariely in his book Predictably Irrational:
"A few years ago, Amazon.com started offering free shipping of orders over a certain amount. Someone who purchased a single book for $16.95 might pay an additional $3.95 for shipping, for instance. But if the customer bought another book, for a total of $31.90, they would get their shipping FREE! Some of the purchasers probably didn't want the second book (and I am talking here from personal experience) but the FREE! shipping was so tempting that to get it, they were willing to pay the cost of the extra book."
Free isn't bad. It's good. It's great. It's free! But we're often so enraptured by free that we overreact, tailoring our purchases around getting to FREE! shipping, or FREE! membership, or FREE! headphones, and wind up spending more in the process. Don't do it. Instead, just buy exactly what you want and nothing more.
(6) Warranties and Rebates Are Dastardly Tricks. Price discrimination is most dangerous when you can barely see it. Buying insurance on an electronic toy? Ah, such peace of mind! Rebates? Ah, such savings!
Perhaps. But both are forms of price discrimination. Warranties push risk-averse customers into paying a higher price for the same product. "[Warranties] make no rational sense," Harvard economist David Cutler
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afford to fix it or replace it. If you're buying a $400 item, for the
overwhelming number of consumers that level of spending is not a risk
you need to insure under any circumstances."Rebates test customers' memories and willpower. A $10 rebate on a $40 candlestick feels right in the moment. But four months later, when the words "candlestick rebate" flash in your brain at work, are you really going to take time out of your day to save the equivalent of one day's lunch? Retail companies are betting that many of you will answer that question with a "meh." Your brain is smarter in slow motion. Feeling hurried can force bad decisions in all aspects of life, as nowhere is it true more than a crowded store. When we're bombarded with stimuli, racing to grab cardboard boxes before the frantic mother of five behind us, we forget the key question in shopping: Will I still want this thing when I leave the store?
Thinking about how much we'll regret our purchases can radically change our shopping behavior. A recent study of holiday shopping out of Harvard and Columbia Business Schools devised a mischievous three-part experiment. First, shoppers chose between an expensive or cheap article of clothing. Second, they were randomly divided into groups and asked how much they expected to regret their purchase in one day or ten years. Third, they were released into a mall. The economists found that thinking about short-term regret moved shoppers to buy discounted products. Those primed to take the long view bought more extravagant goods.
One conclusion from the study is that short-term thinking leads to discount hunting while taking a longer perspective on our buying habits motivates us to price quality over bargains. In the frenzied atmosphere of a Black Friday store, we're manically focused on saving money. But a broader perspective might move us to spend more on the few items we really care about.
(8) Beware "Good Deals" on Items You Know Zilch About. I love this story from Priceless by William Poundstone. Once, Williams-Sonoma couldn't sell their $279 breadmaker, perhaps because, you know, it was a $279 breadmaker. But when the company introduced a $429 breadmaker next to their $279 model, sales of the cheaper model doubled even though practically nobody bought the $429 machine.
Plausible Lesson 1: Williams-Sonoma shoppers are inscrutably nuts. Plausible Lesson 2: We don't know what anything's worth, especially weird stuff like breadmakers, so we're more susceptible to cues that tell persuasive stories about what they *should* cost. Don't let that happen! Don't fall for what looks like a "good deal" just because you can justify it to yourself on the basis of "it was 40% cheaper than the other model." Research prices before you allow store cues to give you answers.
(9) The Most Efficient Gift Is the Worst Gift. It's cash. Yes, it's awful. It's cold and bloodless and impersonal and everybody will hate you if you get it for them. It's also extremely efficient for buying somebody exactly what they want for the perfect price. The famous economic paper "The Deadweight Loss of Christmas" showed that gift-giving "destroys" between a tenth and a third of the value in what we buy. That means the recipient of a $100 shirt would value it between $70 and $90. Cash is better.
You can't get cash for that special someone, unless you happen to be dating an economist studying deadweight loss. So best to follow the advice of Geoffrey Miller, the University of New Mexico professor, whose book The Mating Mind informs us the best gifts are "the most useless to women and the most expensive to men."
(10) Waking Up at 2 AM to Stand in Line For Hours Isn't *Necessarily* Crazy. Your shopping experience, like any experience, has a value. In other words, it has a price. It might seem silly for people to waste perfectly good hours of sleep to wait in line at Best Buy. I happen to think it is silly. But it is not irrational, for two reasons.
First, it's another example of price discrimination, since retail stores are essentially gifting their best deals to their most discount-desperate customers. Second, if you love waiting in frigid Walmart lines at 2 AM, well that's just, like, your time-cost preference, man. Maybe the absurd inconvenience of the wait is a part of the story you want to remember and tell friends later. We pay for memories and stories and extreme experiences that will bring us joy later down the line all the time. Maybe this isn't any different. So don't think: While I was sleeping, my friends were wasting their lives for a slim bargain. Think: While I was sleeping, my friends were paying for an entertaining experience with their time.
(11) One Last Thing: Don't Buy That One Last Thing! Black Friday is exhausting. And when you feel exhausted, your brain gets drunk with stupid. It's decision fatigue, it's leg fatigue, it's everything fatigue. Retail stores know this. So they put cheap stuff tantalizingly close to our arms in the checkout aisle. It's so cheap, and small, and cute, I have to have it, your decision-fatigued brain will plead. Don't listen.
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Latin name - Humulus lupulus. Herbal tinctures are made by extracting the herbal constituents of a plant in a mixture of water and alcohol.
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Water, organic rye alcohol, hops. This is a vegan product.


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Typically for this aristocratic part of town, a discreet entrance leads to a thoroughly luxurious interior. Muted colours and marble floors give the sense of an elegant private home - though one that is kept in absolutely spotless condition and contains a panelled library, cosy conservatory and an award-winning restaurant. The epitome of English style.
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|The service was outstanding
Anonymous from Rochdale, United Kingdom would recommend this hotel to a friend
|I spent my career working for international airlines so have stayed at numerous 5 star hotels worldwide. This was unquestionably the best stay I have ever had at anything like the price I paid. Absolutely first class. The sevice was superb and the staff were not always looking for a tip as in so many hotels. My only regret was that I didn't discover the Chesterfield 40 years ago. Please pass on my comments to the management and staff at the Chesterfield. Regards Selwyn R Guest-Dunager
Selwyn from Hauraki, New Zealand would recommend this hotel to a friend
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Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel Hotel Facilities
Hotel services
Fitness centre
Swimming Pool
Business facilities
Business centre
24hr porter
24hr reception
Laundry services
Dry cleaning
Passenger lift
Accept dogs
Airport shuttle service
Room facilities
En suite bathroom
Satellite and cable
In-room direct dial
Room service
24hr room service
Mini fridge
Tea/coffee making
Air conditioning
In-room safe
Wifi - FREE
For children
Baby cots - FREE
Wheelchair access rooms
Guide dogs welcome
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To book the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel by phone, call the telephone booking department on 011 44 20 7420 4963. The hotel reservations call centre is open seven days a week from 8am until 11pm (UK time) seven days a week. From America call 011 44 20 7420 4963, you can also call for free in America by dialing Freefone / Toll free on 1-800-986-9403..
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Are you booking for a group of people? If you are making a booking for a group of people and require over 10 rooms, you may prefer to speak to the Group Booking Department for Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel bookings. Special deals can be arranged for groups, including discounts and arrangements for adjacent and inter connecting rooms if required. Call the Groups Reservations Department on 0207 292 2307. The best way to book a group deal is to complete the online form for group reservations at Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel .
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