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Holding a shiny, hand-painted model of a B-17 bomber up against the powdery blue sky Friday, Mesa resident Stanton Rickey looked back more than six decades to when he piloted the real thing in a bloody war.
The 88-year-old World War II veteran had very vivid memories of when he and a crew of nine younger men flew far behind the German enemy line.
Standing beside a new friend from an old era, Rickey put his hand on the shoulder of 77-year-old Kurt Hauber, who was 11 years old and watching from the ground in Bavaria when the veteran pilot and countless other Americans and Germans were shot down.
Hauber said he never forgot that day. Decades later, he relied on his nephew, 42-year-old Ludwig Hauber, to communicate with Rickey on the grounds of Mesa's Falcon Field during a reunion of sorts.
The uncle and nephew traveled from Germany to reunite Rickey with parts of his crashed plane, after a years-long search for the pilot using a serial number Ludwig Hauber discovered on a Browning .50-caliber machine gun. The death-dealing weapon from the downed bomber that once tore German aircraft apart, now had brought the small group together.
Ludwig Hauber said his uncle sparked an interest in him to search for lost war planes from a very early age.
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Near their family farm and deep inside of a forest, Hauber said he and his uncle discovered the first parts of the wreckage in 2005.
Hauber, who is a member of a club in Germany that searches for lost planes, used the serial number on the machine gun to track down the tail number of the plane. An e-mail eventually reached Rickey, who said he was enlivened by the more than half-century-old discovery.
Rickey, who spent close to a year as a prisoner of war, corresponded for years with his new friends until the fateful reunion with parts of his bomber.
Hauber said he was drawn to the discovery by his uncle's stories, but he remains an avid seeker of lost warbirds because of the meaning behind it all.
"There are so many with no name, no grave," he said. "My father was forced into the Army when he was 16, and when he came home, so many of his friends were lost."
Rickey said he, too, could relate to the loss of war — vivid in his mind's eye.
On July 18, 1944, Rickey received orders to strike a jet plane manufacturing site in Bavaria that was building what was known as one of the most devastating warplanes, the Messerschmitt Me-262, the first jet fighter used by Germany in World War II.
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Then Army 1st Lt. Rickey said he relied on training when he found himself tremendously outnumbered by German planes, and watching countrymen fall from the sky all around him.
"We were trained to the point we knew what to expect," said Rickey, who was the oldest on board — at just 23.
His crew of 10 was riddled down to half with most of the survivors wounded. The five men that gave their lives over Bavaria joined countless others as 14 of the 26 Flying Fortresses were lost during the battle.
Rickey said he knew starting out on the fateful mission that there were no guarantees .
"I always adopted a fatalistic attitude," he said 65 years later, holding a twisted, rusty piece of the original fuselage. "I flew 27 missions, and on my 27th, I was shot down."
Rickey spoke steadily, remembering, each word deliberate, as he recounted his last moments aboard the plummeting bomber, alone, after ordering his crew to bail.
"What happened of course happened pretty fast... We lost airplanes in a matter of minutes," he said. "Twelve bombers went on" to bomb the target.
On Friday, Rickey stood with the elder Hauber beside a B-25H bomber reminiscing the lumbering giant he flew during the war. The two prepared for a different type of flight, which all but assured a safe return to Mesa's Falcon Field.
Jack Fedor, a retired commercial pilot and executive director of Warbirds Unlimited Foundation, Inc., which owns the B-25H, primed the propellers for a ride in Rickey's honor.
Fedor said his nonprofit educational foundation works to educate the public about WWII aviation history — including the living kind.
"We exist to honor WWII veterans," he said of his group that learned of Rickey's reunion with parts of his bomber and volunteered to take him for a ride in the restored warbird. "This is exactly what we're all about."


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The Denver Broncos have played against some great quarterbacks this season: Carson Palmer, Tony Romo and Tom Brady, just to name few.
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maam meine bahut receipes aap se seekhi hai, meine masala dosa try kiya but
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Thanks Gurpreet,
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This architect-designed mid-century modern house features stunning indoor-outdoor spaces and fantastic views of Carmel Valley and Garzas Canyon. South-facing walls have huge steel and glass sliding doors that open to the round pool with surrounding Carmel stone walls, surrounding portico, patio, and expansive views.
The one acre yard is completely fenced and a great space for your dog (limit one with pre-approval) to explore and play. The property includes 75 olive trees (inspired by good friends in Greece), numerous fruit trees, berries, and a variety of drought tolerant and native plants.
The entire house was extensively updated during 2011 through 2012, with all new custom limestone counter tops, plumbing fixtures, appliances, and heating system. The kitchen features all new premium stainless steel Bosch appliances, including refrigerator, gas range, ventilation system, oven, microwave, and dishwasher. Kitchen cookware and appliances include a Nespresso espresso system (coffee pods supplied), conventional coffee-maker, gas cooktop, oven, microwave, toaster, Caphalon pots and pans, Henckels knives, and glass and flatware to serve 12. Entertaining is easy with kitchen bartops open to the dining room and also outdoors to the pool area.
All bedrooms have been remodeled and feature new Simmons premium pillow-top mattresses, Egyptian cotton high thread count sheets, artisan wool blankets from MacAuslands Woollen Mills of Prince Edward Island, down comforters, and a variety of down and other types pillows.
The master bedroom has a sliding glass door that opens to the pool area, and a private master bathroom with new tile shower and soaking tub. The second bedroom has a sliding glass door that faces east and opens to the large fenced yard.
The house is heated with a new energy-efficient radiant system, with independent temperature control for each bedroom and for the living room and kitchen. The large living room fireplace has gas logs that provide supplemental warmth and ambience.
Electronic entertainment and communication features include: open wireless broadband throughout the house and poolside areas, DirecTV high definition satellite TV, Sharp HD LED TV, Bose Cinemate sound system for TV and music, BluRay CD/DVD player, and Apple TV. All bedrooms have clock radios, and two bedrooms have Sonos speakers for streaming music and radio.
Taza's location in Carmel Valley is typically above the ocean 'fog line' and occasional fog usually burns off by mid to late morning to give sunny days. Real time weather conditions from the weather station at Taza can be found at Weather Underground by using this link:
We live in Berkeley (San Francisco Bay Area) and love Carmel Valley for the scenery, hiking, nearby beaches, food, and wine. One of us is an interior designer, and the other works in research. Taza is named for our dog Tasman, a 6 year old (acts like 3 year old) retriever mix rescue from Illinois. He loves the 1 acre fenced yard, hiking, the beach, and greeting all living creatures.
Eric Rey purchased this house in 2010
We chose this property because the location in Carmel Valley is above the usual fog line, and because of the great views and wonderful layout of the house and pool. We love the layout and the site - it was obviously custom-designed and built originally in 1956.
It's rumored that the property was a getaway for Hollywood folks - the house and pool layout, with pass-through kitchen bar, is perfect for entertaining or just hanging out.
Walking into the pool area from the front door is magical. The round pool is surrounded by Carmel stone walls and magnificent oak trees. The site is perched with expansive views of Carmel Valley and Garzas Canyon. The living room opens to the pool patio, creating a fantastic indoor/outdoor space.
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Phil Spencer to lead Microsoft's Xbox team, while Stephen Elop will be in charge of devices.
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How to run Exim on an additional port
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By default, exim runs on port 25. Because a lot of internet services providers block port 25, this can cause many users problems when sending email. If you are on a VPS server or have Dedicated hosting, and you have root access, you can setup exim to run on an additional port.
In this tutorial, we are going to run exim off of port 26 (in addition to port 25). This will allow users to connect and send email over port 26.
- Log into your WHM
- In the left menu, under Service Configuration, click on Service Manager.
- Find the setting labeled exim on another port. Check the box under Enabled, enter 26 next to Allow exim to listen on port, and then click on save at the bottom of the page.
- Edit your APF configuration file, and ensure port 26 is open.
Test! At this point, you can use telnet to test if exim is listening on port 26!
C:\Users\Brad>telnet yourdomain.com 26 Connecting To yourdomain.com... 220-vps###.inmotionhosting.com ESMTP Exim 4.80 #2 Fri, 17 May 2013 06:33:38 -0700 220-We do not authorize the use of this system to transport unsolicited, 220 and/or bulk e-mail.
As you can see above, exim responded, which shows exim is now running off of port 26.
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The gallery system seems just as frenetic as the city's traffic. New collectors arriving in the city complain about erratic price indexing. Work from the same artist appears in several galleries at once. And to complicate matters, some artists bypass the gallery system altogether, engaging in direct studio purchases as the artists prefer quick sales to long-term relationships.
"It's quite a mess at the moment," says Nataline Colonnello, artistic director at Galerie Urs Meile-Beijing. Collonello says it simply boils down to keeping the artists well informed on international gallery standards. "Sometimes, a curator or gallery doesn't know the artist is already represented by another gallery." Gallery owner Urs Meile began visiting China in 1996 but did not open an exhibition space in the city until a full decade later.
Until very recently, the process of selling art in Beijing was best done door to door. The city's first foreign-owned gallery, Red Gate, opened in 1991 but for most of the decade, Beijing did not sport a gallery system. Dealers would scout for art in the villages outside Beijing and return to Hong Kong – where a few solid galleries, like Schoeni and Plum Blossoms, served western collectors. Hungry for recognition, many artists would frequent Beijing's embassy district in search of international buyers.
As international interest in Chinese contemporary art warmed in the late 90s and early 2000s, this trend had already solidified among a band of artists who could have barely considered an exclusive partnership with a Beijing gallery. There were only three to choose from – The CourtYard, China Art Archives and Warehouse and Red Gate. State art institutions, like the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC), were paying even less attention to contemporary artists than international collectors.
"I see the turning point in 2004 when the 798 Art District really started to bubble along," says Red Gate director and founder, Brian Wallace. "Up until then there were only three strong commercial galleries in Beijing. Between us there were up to 60-80 artists who actually had permanent representation. With so few artists being represented by galleries, people had to go the studios. And the few dealers that were around were doing that as well. That kind of studio purchasing was a natural response to the lack of infrastructure."
Natural response has turned into an unnatural headache. Many galleries report that maverick artists often balk on contractual agreements. In some scenarios, artists have actually walked out of their own opening, art works under their arms, to later redistribute the paintings at other galleries around the city. "It's very difficult to reason with some of the artists here, in this current market," says F2 Gallery director, Fabien Fryns. "Many of the artists are still motivated to go out themselves and sell their own work." Fryns emphasizes that many artists still prefer a gallery with strong relationships abroad. Last year, F2 opened a new space in Los Angeles.
But bad habits for some are viewed as a device for empowerment by others. This is a view held not only by the artists but even some gallerists. "The artists in China are really empowered at the moment," said one gallery manager, who spoke on condition of anonymity. "And why shouldn't they be? Many of the artists are out there making work and they don't want to be reigned in. Some of them feel that their art loses a lot of punch when it is made for a certain gallery in mind. If they feel there are too many prerequisites involved, they suddenly feel suffocated."
Newcomers to the Beijing art world will do well to remember the unofficial position that contemporary artists have held in China. Older artists in particular not only lived through the Cultural Revolution and poverty but can also recall the shutdown of the 1989 China Avantgarde Exhibition at the National Art Museum of China (formerly the National Gallery). After the tragedy at Tiananmen Square later that summer, artists also developed a sense of camaraderie in colonies on the edge of town. In the Yuanmingyuan artist colony – where the artists would eventually face eviction – exhibitions were held by hanging new work literally from the branches of the nearest tree.
Add to this rebel solidarity the occasional sentiment among some local critics that westerners don't really understand China's cultural past and a frustration among Chinese artists that they still aren't properly recognized at home – and it doesn't take long to realize the delicate relationship galleries must navigate with the artists. By most estimates, 70 percent of buyers are still western, even though some artists are pushing to make art more in line with their own aesthetic sensibilities – that is, for a Chinese market.
Such sourness doesn't negate the cosmopolitan spirit of the artists, though. The artists don't despise the west – after all, they are benefiting – but they don't want the Chinese system to import the western model lock, stock and barrel. Younger artists, meanwhile, seem more in tune with western expectations of gallery-artist agreements. "When we take on a new artist at Red Gate," says Wallace, "we look after them very strictly. They're not allowed to sell out of their studios. They're playing the game now."
Other factors are at play. Direct export is giving way to international exchange. If the city's art districts, like 798, were once a loading dock to ship Chinese works out, the new mantra is sustainable development. Many galleries in satellite districts around the art district are emphasizing experimental presentation over the white-cube – like Universal Studios-Beijing, co-directed by Dutch curator Waling Boers and Chinese curator Pi Li. The Euro-Chinese meeting of like minds has made for some of the freshest displays in the city.
The spirit of the new era is best captured in the personality of Fan Di'an, the director of the National Art Museum of China. Fan recently initiated an intense program to expose the general public to modern and contemporary art, providing in one case, 100,000 free tickets to local university students. Later this year, the Ullens Art Centre, founded by Belgian collectors Guy and Miriam Ullens, is slated to open in 798. The not-for-profit centre plans to highlight a strong program of exhibitions that focuses on modern and contemporary art from the west. Meanwhile, the nation's once ostracized artists continue to find placements at the nation's major art schools.
The message that these developments are sending to the city's galleries is positive – contemporary art can develop in the country with native flavor. As the East-West gap is bridged by major state institutions like NAMOC and through the continued perseverance of local gallerists, most observers here believe that artists can move with ease in the international art world on their own terms – without sacrificing international standards and practices.
"We keep the artists we work with constantly informed," says Colonnello. "You also sense an over-all improvement in the city and a growing sense of responsibility among its artists." That sense of responsibility needs to further ripen, however, in a country where green always means go but red seldom means stop. "The art scene is still a bit Wild West," adds Wallace. "But it is maturing. It's a necessary process."


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1. What did you last eat
2. What is for dinner tonight
3. What is the most expensive piece(s) of furniture you own and how long have you had it
4. What is your clothing style
5. What are your weekend plans
*Don't forget to change your clocks ahead this weekend*
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 1:57pm
DD1 has surgery yesterday so nursing her (although DH does the bulk of it), she has one pill that she had to take round the clock every 4 hours so we are back to "new baby in the house" mode.

I'm only now catching up on the board and I just wanted to say how very sorry I was to hear about your dd's diagnosis! I hope the surgery went well and that the next stages go as smoothly as possible.
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 2:00pm
I feel just the opposite about furniture, I'd rather spend $$$ for quality pieces that can take a beating than buy cheap stuff that will fall apart quicker, But that's something I learned from my mom who never sacrificed quality for price.
My mom also loved to make investments into furniture. That's why her house looks like a museum exhibit of a living space from 1989. Her octogon shaped, tinted glass dining room table with brass base and matching pastel padded dining room chairs are still top-notch and she can't really justify changing it out. It goes well with the rest of her country duck decor though.
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 2:03pm
The rococco desk I inherited from a great-aunt. She died almost 20 years ago. All the rest of my stuff is cheapo stuff, Ikea and similar.
A good friend of mine has a Biedermeier desk that causes major drooling and envy on my part every time I see it. It's been in her family from the time it was built.
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I think I like your mom's style Marla, Country/french country is a favorite style of mine.
Really? Do you have a duck on your front steps that wears a bonnet and apron to reflect the season, too?
My mom does.
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 2:13pm

Did professional movers move you when you were in the military?

We've never moved ourselves, The movers always packed and bubble wrapped everything for us, And some of hte bubble krap was so tight that it would take a day just to un-do it, ugh, Lol. My kids are hard on furniture but the pieces we have can take that beating and I'd rather furniture NOT fall apart!

Generally people in the military use professional moving companies, we did for both of ours. However you do get paid by the military if you move yourself. But the military contracts with movers all over the country and some are good and some are not. You are not hiring them yourself also (as I recall anyway) you get what they send you. Frequently something is scratched, dented, broken or stolen in a move. A friend of ours had an entire toolbox of tools stolen--but on the moving paperwork it was just listed as "toolbox" instead of "toolbox full of tools etc" and when he got to his new house & unpacked there was an empty toolbox and there wasn't any claim he could put in for it.
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 2:15pm
1. What did you last eat
I am typing with one hand while eating a banana. Not an easy feat! ;)
2. What is for dinner tonight
Pizza. The kids & I are going to my gf's house for a pizza and movie night. We will probably end up sleeping there.
3. What is the most expensive piece(s) of furniture you own and how long have you had it
My sofa; I bought it a little over a year ago.
4. What is your clothing style
Casual, traditional. Minimal accessories, flat shoes. I just realized every piece of jewelry I have on today is from my mother's collection. She passed away last year and I started wearing her engagement ring, then I found a birthstone ring that belonged to my grandmother, then it snowballed from there.
5. What are your weekend plans
Tonight, see #2; tomorrow, somewhere outdoors (supposed to be gorgeous weather). Sunday, a jewelry party that I got roped into, then a hot date.
|Fri, 03-08-2013 - 2:17pm
No I don't, But I'm visualizing an old country farmhouse with multi-pane windows and a red door.... Those little statues depict country.


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Terry-McElrath, Yvonne M., Patrick M. O'Malley, and Lloyd Johnston. 2014. "Alcohol and marijuana use patterns associated with unsafe driving among U.S. high school seniors: High use frequency, concurrent use, and simultaneous use." Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 75(3): 378-389.
Objective: This article examines noncausal associations between high school seniors' alcohol and marijuana use status and rates of self-reported unsafe driving in the past 12 months. Method: Analyses used data from 72,053 students collected through annual surveys of nationally representative cross-sectional samples of U.S. 12th-grade students from 1976 to 2011. Two aspects of past-12-month alcohol and marijuana use were examined: (a) use frequency and (b) status as a nonuser, single substance user, concurrent user, or simultaneous user. Measures of past-12-month unsafe driving included any tickets/warnings or accidents, as well as tickets/warnings or accidents following alcohol or marijuana use. Analyses explored whether an individual's substance use frequency and simultaneous use status had differential associations with their rate of unsafe driving. Results: Higher substance use frequency (primarily alcohol use frequency) was significantly and positively associated with unsafe driving. The rate of engaging in any unsafe driving was also significantly and positively associated with simultaneous use status, with the highest rate associated with simultaneous use, followed by concurrent use, followed by use of alcohol alone. Individuals who reported simultaneous use most or every time they used marijuana had the highest likelihood of reporting unsafe driving following either alcohol or marijuana use. Conclusions: This article expands the knowledge on individual risk factors associated with unsafe driving among teens. Efforts to educate U.S. high school students (especially substance users), parents, and individuals involved in prevention programming and driver's education about the increased risks associated with various forms of drug use status may be useful.
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The Renutification Process
As a scholar of Seinfeld, I am well-acquainted with the concept, social dynamics, and psychological nuances of "re-gifting," whose ultimate goal, of course, is "an upstairs invite as a springboard to a Super Bowl sex romp."
I'm less familiar with the primitive rite of de-Nutting and re-Nutting, which prevails in even the more upscale thatched huts of the conservative movement. Whiskey Fire grisily documents how one tribal junior who makes noises under the name of Jonah Goldberg had to retrieve his nuts at the exchange counter: "Jonah tried his damndest to come across as a Genuine Thinker and not as a Nut, but was forced to recant and re-Nut himself after his fan base reminded him of who, if you will, in fact truly owns the Nuts in that particular relationship." Well, that's what happens when you share a group blog with nutty buddys such as Andy McCarthy and Cliff May.


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Former Ranger outfielder, Nelson Cruz, heading to the northeast
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Texas — According to Major League Baseball, a former Rangers' slugger is heading to the northeast.
Nelson Cruz is set to sign a one-year, $8 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles.
Cruz will join East Texas native Chris "Crush" Davis, who also headed to Baltimore from Texas.
In 2013, Cruz has a batting average of .266, 27 home runs and 76 RBI in 109 games with the Rangers last before serving a 50-game suspension for his involvement in the Biogenesis scandal.
Cruz, who's recorded 167 career home runs will lonely add to the power-hitting lineup of the Orioles behind Davis, Manny Machado and Adam Jones.
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The 28-year-old is thought to be surplus to requirements at Dean Court having concluded last season on loan with Rochdale.
The Shakers are in the market for a new forward after Mike Grella rejected a new contract at Gigg Lane, but Barker insists no talks have taken place with Symes.
He told the Bury Times: "He is certainly one that we are aware of, but I haven't spoken to him.
"Michael fits the bill in the sense that he is available and has a base up here in the north west, but our interest at this stage hasn't gone any further than that."
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Mad Catz® To Participate In 26th Annual Roth Conference On Wednesday, March 12th
Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. ("Mad Catz") (NYSE MKT/TSX: MCZ) announced today that Darren Richardson, President and CEO, and Karen McGinnis, CFO, will be participating in the 26th Annual ROTH Conference held at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel in Dana Point, CA on Wednesday, March 12, 2014. Management will be hosting a formal presentation and webcast that day starting at 9:30 a.m. PT.
Those interested in listening to the Company's conference presentation can access a live webcast by visiting the "Investor Relations" section of Mad Catz' website at www.madcatz.com or by visiting http://wsw.com/webcast/roth28/mcz.
Management will also be hosting 1:1 meetings with institutional investors to discuss the Company's recent performance as well as growth opportunities and video game market dynamics. If you wish to arrange a meeting, please contact the Company's investor relations firm, JCIR, at (212) 835-8500 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Mad Catz:Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. ("Mad Catz") (NYSE MKT/TSX: MCZ) is a global provider of innovative interactive entertainment products marketed under its Mad Catz® (gaming), Tritton® (audio), and Saitek® (simulation) brands. Mad Catz products cater to passionate gamers across multiple platforms including in-home gaming consoles, handheld gaming consoles, Windows® PC and Mac® computers, smart phones, tablets and other mobile devices. Mad Catz distributes its products through its online store as well as distribution via many leading retailers around the globe. Headquartered in San Diego, California, Mad Catz maintains offices in Europe and Asia. For additional information about Mad Catz and its products, please visit the Company's website at www.madcatz.com. Social Media: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MadCatzIncTwitter: http://twitter.com/MadCatzYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/MadCatzCompany
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Newman, Jerry's diabolical post man nemesis in the beloved 1990s sitcom "Seinfeld," has made an appearance in the bill analysis for Assembly Bill 1933.
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Whether you plan to herald the birth of an early Jewish radical, celebrate your Pan-African heritage and tradition, stimulate the lagging economy, perform feats of strength around the Festivus pole, observe the lighting of the menorah, or participate in Saturnalia, Yule, Modranect, or any of the other winter solstice celebrations, the latter half of December is generally devoted to gift-giving and gift-receiving. Or maybe you're not religious at all and just use the season as an excuse to let friends and loved ones know how much they mean to you. That works just as well. Whatever your motivations for giving gifts, it's important that they be meaningful to the recipient – that they reflect an understanding of what makes them tick. And so, since Primal living tends to be infectious, I imagine you need some good gift ideas for the meat-eating, barefooted, weight-lifting, lard-rendering grain-abstainers in your life. We do this every year, and it tends to serve two purposes: help people give Primal gifts and raise awareness of products that deserve to be seen. Today, I'll try to do the same.
Yeah, yeah, upright freezers get higher marks, but they are more than double the price of chest freezers. I have this exact model [7] myself and, though it can't handle an entire steer, it's big enough to house a whole lamb, a couple goats, half a pig, and a quarter cow (not all at once, of course) and small enough to fit even a studio apartment.
If someone's been talking about finally doing that cowpooling thing for the last year and you like them well enough to spend 150 bucks, spring for the chest freezer to help them on their way.
Give the Grok [8] in your life a real avenue toward subsistence: a hunting course. No, I'm not referring to those big game hunting expeditions where you pay money to shoot a placid, fattened kudu on some Texas acreage; I mean really learning to hunt from people who do it the right way. It looked like a blast when John Durant and Melissa McEwen did it [9], right? Well, chances are that your area also offers hunting courses. Just do a search for "hunting field courses [your location]" and go from there. You can even get specific by throwing in a modifier; "deer," "boar," and "geese" work well to narrow things down.
I hate relying on others to come up with good sausage. Most of the sausage I come across in the wild is bland and uninspired; having my own meat grinder allows me to make my own and play around with different spices. Bonus: meat grinders are perfect for blending in organ meats without alerting picky eaters. Bonus #2: meat grinders are perfect for making pet food [10] patties. Electric grinders [11] are the easiest to use and require little to no labor, but they generally can't handle bone and gristle (unless you spring for a really expensive one); hand crank grinders are tougher to use, but they can handle just about anything you can throw at them, provided you include some elbow grease.
Dry your own jerky. Make your own pemmican. Ditch the store-bought, overpriced, sugar-coated berries and rancid nuts and dry your own for trail mix. Food dehydrators [12] are incredible tools, and any Primal eater would be glad to have one. Excalibur makes the best in the business, from the top shelf 9-tray version to the starter 4-tray version. Cheaper dehydrators are out there, and you can even make your own [13], but we like the Excalibur for its temperature control system and reliability. I've used cheap dehydrators that cooked the jerky, rather than dried it, and if I was going to do that I'd just use my oven.
A lot of people probably read my posts on fermented food [14] and sauerkraut [15], thought to themselves, "Hmm, that sounds pretty cool," and did nothing else. Fermentation is easy to do, but the hardest part is having enough suitable fermentation vessels in your kitchen. Mason jars used to be standard in kitchens (back when people actually canned things). Not anymore though. Sandor Katz recommends using devoted ceramic fermentation crocks, maybe from Harsch [16] or from TSM [17], which are expensive but worth it if your giftee is serious about fermentation. Cheaper but still viable options include mason jars; Ikea has some very affordable glassware that works well. Might as well include the tome on fermentation, Sandor Katz's "Wild Fermentation: The Flavor, Nutrition, and Craft of Live-Culture Foods." [18]
Mundial makes great utilitarian knives [19], the type that sous-chefs and kitchen staff use day in and day out. They may not be pretty, they may not be impressive, but they get the job done, well enough that Bon Appetit dubbed [20] their chef's knife the "best $20 chef's knife." If you live in the LA area, you can buy these at Surfas in Culver City, or you can just order them online. I have several (since they're so cheap) and can vouch for them.
Blend soups, sauces, and protein drinks without getting an extra container dirty, dealing with potholders. This stick blender [21] is metal, so there's no chance of leaching plastic compounds into your hot food. It may not be as powerful as a VitaMix blender, but it's a lot less expensive. Instead of forking over the cash for a single VitaMix for one person, you can treat several to the stick blender. I love my VitaMix, but I use the stick blender about as often.
These are low-cost gifts that, for the most part, will fit into the stocking of your choice and make a far better choice than candy and coal.
At just $3.65 for a pack of 100, these Tea Tree chewing sticks [22] might not replace your current oral hygiene equipment altogether, but they're more thorough than a toothpick and more portable than a toothbrush. Plus, they've been used for thousands of years and research suggests [23] that they contain novel anti-microbial elements.
I find myself chewing on these things throughout the day. They're a nice alternative to chewing gum, and, apparently, some people find them to be a good tool to help quite smoking.
Do you know someone who's stalling out on the deadlift? Failing to master the false-grip on his or her muscle-ups? The problem might not be technique or lack of raw strength, but a simple slippery grip.
Instead of going for the straps or the gloves, which tend to just obscure the real issue, get your fitness enthusiast a ball of weightlifting chalk [24]. It will last for years and will nurture real grip strength development that should last even longer.
This is one of my favorites [25]. It isn't purely Primal, but being a French cookbook from the 1930s, its author casually tosses out recipes in which lard, butter, meat, and rich sauces figure prominently. Just ignore the calls for crusty bread and flour and focus on the techniques espoused by the author. It's basic, it's simple, and it gets down to the nuts and bolts of cooking. It's also very affordable and small enough to fit a stocking (you may have to fold it up a bit). The highlight is probably the section on sauces.
I spend a fair amount of time in Thailand with my family, and despite the incredible heat and oppressive humidity, the one thing I've noticed is that the people there are remarkably odor-free. I'm not saying they all use the Thai crystal deodorant sticks – in fact, it's probably more of an American vegan all-natural "healthy" living thing – but the things do work (I've got one myself), and they're free of aluminum and any potentially nasty chemicals, if you're worried about that sort of thing. I use mine pretty regularly and it's lasted well over a year, with little to no erosion. If your giftee is a lover of overpowering deodorants, this may not be the right choice; the deodorant stone [26] is a far more subtle preventive measure and it's not going to cover up any extant odors. Just make sure they rinse it before and after using it.
Think Buffalo candy, or low-fat pemmican. Tanka Bars [27] are made of bison and cranberries – nothing else – and they were featured in this year's round of contests. I prefer pemmican myself, but not everybody enjoys the beef candle texture. For them, a few Tanka bars in the stocking will be a nice surprise.
I happened to stumble across this guy's stuff [28], and I gotta say – it is of the utmost quality. He's a former marathoner who got out of the game because of nagging injuries and poor health, and now he's selling well-researched supplements [29], meal replacement powders [30], and other Primal-related goodies. He even wrote a couple books [31] and has apparel [32] for sale. I checked him out and he appears to be legit, so if you're starved for gift ideas you'll probably be able to find something to give on his site. Also, his blog [33] is worth visiting.
Well, I hope you feel prepared for the coming onslaught that is the holidays. Screaming kids, alluring holiday treats, bitter fights between sauced-up relatives, long drives through snow and sleet, herding together the cats that are your disparate and far-flung family members, tears, blood, sweat, and the passive-aggressive arms/gift race – all the regular stressors that make up the average holiday experience will feel a lot less stressful if you're able to come prepared with quality Primal presents for the Groks in your life. If you've come up with some better ones, let us know in the comment section! Good luck and happy holidays!
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[9] John Durant and Melissa McEwen did it: http://hunter-gatherer.com/blog/deer-hunting-locavores-photo-essay
[10] pet food: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/the-primal-diet-for-dogs/
[11] Electric grinders: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00121XRFQ?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00121XRFQ
[12] Food dehydrators: http://www.excaliburdehydrator.com/product.php
[13] make your own: http://lifehacker.com/5567764/make-your-own-food-dehydrator-out-of-a-mini-fridge
[14] fermented food: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/fermented-foods-health/
[15] sauerkraut: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/how-to-make-sauerkraut/
[16] Harsch: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001QFJ2UC?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001QFJ2UC
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[18] "Wild Fermentation: The Flavor, Nutrition, and Craft of Live-Culture Foods.": http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1931498237?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=1931498237
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[23] research suggests: http://nazret.com/blog/index.php/2006/08/25/researchers_found_that_a_chewing_stick_u
[24] ball of weightlifting chalk: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001KGA1L6?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001KGA1L6
[25] one of my favorites: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/086547480X?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=086547480X
[26] the deodorant stone: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001E16DY6?ie=UTF8&tag=marsdaiapp07-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B001E16DY6
[27] Tanka Bars: http://www.tankabar.com/cgi-bin/nanf/public/products.cvw?sessionid=d8d602e305668c9fc73c5d77f77c1b82585c3
[28] this guy's stuff: http://www.primalblueprint.com/
[29] well-researched supplements: http://www.primalblueprint.com/category/Supplements
[30] meal replacement powders: http://www.primalblueprint.com/brands/Primal-Fuel.html
[31] a couple books: http://www.primalblueprint.com/category/Books_and_Media
[32] apparel: http://www.primalblueprint.com/category/Apparel
[33] his blog: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/
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A young woman came to see me on the recommendation of her physician. "I don't know what she thinks you can do for me," she said. "I just can't get myself to do what I need to do. Maybe some cognitive therapy - something that would change my thinking. Maybe that would help."
I asked her to tell me in her own words why her doctor had referred her to me. "I don't have any energy. There's nothing wrong with me physically. I was depressed for awhile, but I'm not anymore. But she thought it might help me to talk to someone. I don't need longterm psychotherapy to understand myself. I just need someone to help me change my thoughts."
I thought of this young woman as I read a wonderful article in the November 2010 issue of Scientific American Mind: "Getting to Know Me: Psychodynamic therapy has been caricatured as navel-gazing, but studies show powerful benefits," by Jonathan Shedler.*
Shedler, who is an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and director of psychology at the University of Colorado Hospital Outpatient Psychiatry Service, combines anecdotes from clients and therapists with fascinating research to explain something that those of us who have practiced "insight" therapy (sometimes also called "talk" therapy) have known for a long time: psychodynamic psychotherapy works. It helps clients find solutions not only to specific symptoms but also to difficulties at work, in their social lives, and with self-esteem.


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Reviewed 21st July 2014 (visited 20 July 2014 )
Di Bella is a few minutes south from the N4 Ballydowd (Woodies) flyover, just off the R136. It is well worth the diversion! Personel are attentive, friendly and efficient and food is not only excellent but very reasonably priced.My party of twelve ordered a large variety of dishes from the A La Carte, Childrens and Early Bird menus and without exception were very happy with presentation and cooking. The wedged shape, modern open plan and late bright summer evenings did nothing to create atmosphere but a good buzz developed as the restaurant filled up.
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Reviewed 14th July 2014 (visited 13 July 2014 )
I had the early bird here which is served all day Sunday and at 19.95euro it is fantastic value. For starters I had bruschetta followed by lasagne with fries and for dessert the most divine banoffi plus a half bottle of Morande. Everthing was delicious and the portions were excellent. Partner chose from the main menu and had garlic bread followed by Filetto Pepe Verde with house wedges and a crumble to finish. We could not fault the food and the service was excellent and friendly, as it was just after four o'clock when we dined the restaurant was not very busy hence the atmosphere was a little bit lacking. We will definitely return as there is a lot on the menu that we would like to try. They also do a children's menu which is very reasonable.
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Reviewed 03rd July 2014 (visited 29 June 2014 )
Had a lovely Sunday dinner on the all day early bird menu. All courses were delicious, and in particular the pasta was fresh home made and had a wonderful texture. The deserts were also home made and to die for. Staff were attentive and pleasant, only thing I couldn't understand was the restaurant was only half full. Don't live in the area but would definitely return.
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Reviewed 08th May 2014 (visited 6 May 2014 )
Live close by and so thought for a nice early bird we would give it a try. Early Bird menu is very reasonable, wine menu isn't super, but did the trick. Turned out being the only two people in the place as a couple before us finished up as we got our starters, food is nice, can't go as far as saying delicious.Atmosphere was dead (ya know... me, the OH and the waitress..), and as someone else said previously music was dire and on a loop, think I counted the same songs going around for the fourth time!! Will defo try it again, hopefully next time a few more people will be there to liven the place up a bit!
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Nice meal, great staff, worth a visit if you are nearby.
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I only live around the corner from Di Bella, and have only started to frequent it in recent times, what a big mistake it was not to go there before!!! The food is excellent, and great value for money A+++++++++ Liam
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There is more to eating out than just the food. Yes the food is important but we base our assessment on parking, entry, atmosphere, wines, food, background music, staff and price. It's a total package for your hard earned money. I'm afraid Di Bella failed miserably. Parking was OK no problem. Entry was Ok and we were met by a waitress. She directed us to a small table for 2, but I asked for a 4 table as I like a bit of room for dishes. There were no table cloths and paper napkins were already on the table. The waitress did not light the candle, nor bring a bread-basket. The wine selection was OK, but the selected white was not cold enough and they could not supply an ice-bucket. The waitress looked blankly at me as if this was a request from outer space!. She brought a dry cooler and I had to ask for ice. The background music was some terrible rubbish, so I asked if they had any Italian Music, again I got the shoulder shrug, she disappeared to ask, mumbled some excuse, and never changed any music. Never heard of Pavarotti. The starters of garlic bread and salmon salad were fine. For the main course I ordered a seafood pasta and asked if the shells could be removed, again blank stare and no "I'm sorry we don't do that". The seafood pasta was miserable on seafood and the tagliatelle was bland. My partner's dish of calamari was bland and tasteless. The staff girl that served us appeared to be confused and lost. The other girl serving lit the candle after I requested. This is a typical 'no-atmosphere, no effort' so-called Italian eatery bordering on fast food. No Italian decor whatsoever, and probably no Italians either.....we won't be hurrying back. Price was reasonable, but satisfaction was rock bottom. People just do not know how to do 'Italian' which always starts with a bread basket on the table......that's when you know if you are going up or down!
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Reviewed 11th December 2012 (visited 25 November 2012 )
I live in the area and have been to this restaurant a few years ago and November gone decided to try it again. I had heard rumours that it had gone downhill but i have to say i did not feel this. The steak was excellent with their home made pastry dish with i think potatoe in it. The cheese cake for desert was all i can say delish and the staff are extremely friendly. The only downside is it was not that busy and i dont understand why. They do a very good early bird. Maybe they should promote more but i would highly recommend this restaurant and will definitely be going back!!!!
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Have to say, the food was lovely, really tasty, nice portions. Unfortunately it was quiet but would definitely go back and can't wait to try the food again


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According to
Trends in Electronic Health Record System Use Among Office-based Physicians: United States, 2007-2012
, published by the National Center for Health Statistics, EHR use has increased exponentially in recent years, but only two-fifths of physicians have adopted systems with basic features, and less than one-fourth have adopted more robust, fully functional systems.
Basic system features changed slightly during the survey, but did not significantly affect the data collected, the researchers noted. From 2007 to 2009, the basic systems needed to allow recording of patient history and demographic information, clinical notes, and patient problem lists; viewing of laboratory and imaging results; and ordering of prescriptions. From 2010 to 2012, the basic systems needed to include 1 additional feature, which was recording a list of medications in 2010, and recording a list of medications and allergies in 2011 and 2012.
Fully functional EHR systems include the features of the basic EHR systems as well as the ability to take medical histories and make follow-up notes, warn about drug interactions or contraindications, electronically send prescriptions to a pharmacy, order laboratory tests, electronically send test orders, provide reminders for guideline-based interventions, and provide out-ofrange test levels.
Despite having more features than basic EHR systems, fully functional systems still do not include all the features needed to meet meaningful use requirements specified in Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive programs. Researchers estimate that 18% of physicians using EHRs might be eligible for meaningful use incentives, although they noted that the estimate was a maximum estimate.
Overall, EHR use increased by 37 percentage points between 2007 and 2012. The overall uptick includes a 20% increase between 2011 and 2012, and another 20% increase between 2007 and 2011.
Although the overall increase was also reflected in the adoption of fully functional EHRs, the amount of practices using the more robust systems still lags behind that of the more basic systems. By 2012, 39.6% of physicians implemented an EHR system with features that met basic system criteria, an almost 29 percentage point increase from the 11.8% using basic systems in 2007. Fully functional systems, on the other hand, had been adopted by only 23.5% of physicians in 2012, a 19 percentage point increase over the 3.8% of physicians using the systems in 2007.
After 2009, primary care physicians were more likely to implement fully functional systems than their non–primary care counterparts. The research also found that physicians in larger practices were more likely to adopt fully functional systems than solo practitioners: the gap between practices with 11 or more physicians and solo practitioners widened by approximately 20 percentage points from 2007 to 2012. A gap was also seen in practices with 6 or more physicians, and, by 2012, researchers also found a gap between solo practitioners and practices with only 3 or more physicians.
A similar albeit smaller gap exists among solo practitioners adopting basic EHR systems, suggesting that solo practitioners may face unique challenges when implementing any sort of EHR system, the researchers said.
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