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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Del Monte (DLM) shares extended their fall Friday after the company reduced its full-year sales growth target to 1% to 3% year over year.
Del Monte's previous sales growth guidance was in the range of 2% to 4%.
The company reaffirms its full-year earnings from continuing operations guidance of $1.38 to $1.42 a share.
Del Monte stock was tumbling by 2.4% to $12.52 Friday morning, in contrast to the major indices, which were higher after the government provided a labor market picture that was much less grim than expected.Stephens analyst Farha Aslam expected downside pressure on Del Monte stock to be limited by historically low valuation and the company's share repurchase program. "We believe as earnings visibility increases, so will the stock price." The day before, during late Thursday morning, Del Monte shares were falling by 1.2% to $13.01. Meanwhile, the major indices were flat to modestly higher as investors digested a slew of economic news including: the Labor Department's announcement that initial jobless claims declined last week, the National Association of Realtors announcement that its pending-home sales metric ticked up in July, and slightly higher factory orders and lower worker productivity. Del Monte lowered its sales forecast after reporting first-quarter net sales decline of 1.1% to $804.6 million, short of the average expectation of $829.47 million. Net sales for the quarter were especially weak in Del Monte's consumer products business, falling 6%. However, net sales at Del Monte's pet products business grew 3.6%.
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The McMaster's Middle School is located on the Toledo Campus for levels 7 and 8. Mary Brandon and Tom Strong are the classroom's co-teachers.
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Thanks to everyone who came and shopped at Middle School's 4th Annual Buy Local Sale. It was a huge success, earning close to $1,500 for the Middle School Business Committee.
There were 15 vendors, a Middle School art table, and a wrapping table. The Middle School art table consisted of pocket warmers, bracelets, and necklaces that were all made during art class. Many people bought something on the MS table and commented on how well made the items were.
The Upper and Lower Elementary classrooms also came and shopped at the sale. This is the first year that Middle School helped the Lower Elementary students to shop. Overall, it was a great afternoon for West Side Montessori.
Buy Local Sale is This Friday!
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West Side Montessori's Middle School will host its 4th Annual Buy Local Sale this Friday, Dec. 5, from 12-5 p.m. at the Toledo Campus. Below are just some of the vendors participating in this student-organized event.
Lower Elementary and Upper Elementary students received a shopping list form this week and will have an opportunity to shop during the day, with the help of a middle school student, on Friday. Each vendor has agreed to offer items for sale at $10 or less for students to purchase in order for students to participate in this practical life experience.
Participating vendors include:
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- Dylan's Candle Company
- Harbor Glass
- HumbleBee Family Farm
- Lemongrass Spa Products
- Mary Kay
- Premier Designs Jewelry
- Pretty Bands
- Simply Sweet Treats
- Stella and Dot
- Team Beachbody – SCAMPER Artistry
- Ten Thousand Villages
- Usbourne Books
- Vandy Candy
- Woofer's Delight
Be sure to bring your holiday shopping list and support these local businesses. Be Local. Buy Local.
WSM Captures Two First Places at Student Watershed Watch Summit
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Congratulations to the West Side Montessori's Middle School students who earned two first place awards at the 25th annual Student Watershed Watch (SWW) Summit. The eighth level earned Overall Best Presentation (video below) and the seventh level received Most Creative Display.
The event was held on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the University of Toledo Scott Park Campus. WSM was one of 16 schools that participated in the first part of the SWW, performing field work and evaluating water quality parameters. About 150 students from nine schools were able to participate in the second part which is the Student Summit.
For the Student Summit, classrooms present their results from the stage and also prepare a table top display. Their oral presentations are evaluated by a panel of judges who work in environmental or educational fields. Teachers evaluate the table top displays. Students also attend workshops exploring professions in environmental science. Speakers represented the Toledo Zoo, Metroparks of the Toledo Area, and the Ohio EPA emergency response team.
The keynote speaker for the 2014 Student Summit was Tom Henry, a Blade reporter specializing in environmental issues. The emcee was Jim Blue, a managing editor at WNWO NBC 24.
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The Student Watershed Watch is supported by government and business sponsors. This support provides training for the teachers, testing supplies, and tools. Sponsorship also enables TMACOG to host the summit and maintain webpages which post the student research.
The eighth level students earned Overall Best Presentation at the Student Watershed Watch this week. The students presented their research in a Magic School Bus skit.
The seventh level students received the Most Creative Display award for the Magic School Bus presentation board. The board is on display in the west hallway at the Toledo Campus.
North Carolina Trip
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This year, the Middle School students traveled in a bus to North Carolina with an other Montessori school from Crystal Lake, Illinois. The fun and educational trip lasted five days and was a wonderful experience.
Collecting fish and shrimp from the pond.
A fun day on the beach!
A fun day at Sound to Sea!
Reduce, reuse, and recycle!
Squids, squids, and more squids… Oh my!
Exploring marine life in the sound.
Learning about the barrier islands!
A fun last day in beautiful North Carolina.
Water Sampling
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On Wednesday, October 15, the Middle School class took a trip to the Toledo Botanical Gardens. The students did multiple water tests on the lake and stream, consisting of turbidity, pH, nitrates, dissolving oxygen, and water temperature. The students also, completed forms on the physical appearance of the lake and stream. Each student did their own test three times to ensure accuracy.


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Farmers Capital Bank Corporation Announces R. Terry Bennett as the Chairman of Its Board of Directors Upon the Retirement of Frank W. Sower, Jr.
FRANKFORT, Ky., May 8, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Farmers Capital Bank Corporation (Nasdaq:FFKT) (the "Company") announced that its Board of Directors elected R. Terry Bennett as its Chairman after its annual meeting of shareholders on May 8, 2012. Mr. Bennett succeeds Frank W. Sower, Jr., who retired from the Board effective with the end of his elected term. Mr. Sower had served as Chairman since 1998.
Mr. Bennett is an attorney in private practice in Hardin County, Kentucky. He has served as a director of First Citizens Bank, a subsidiary of the Company, since 1993, including serving as its Chairman since 2010. He is also the public liaison between Fort Knox, Kentucky and Hardin County for the Base Closure and Realignment Act.
The Company's Board of Directors also elected J. Barry Banker as its Vice Chairman. Mr. Banker has served as a director of the Company since 1996. Mr. Banker is the manager of Stewart Home School, a boarding school in Frankfort, Kentucky for special needs individuals. He brings extensive financial, management, marketing, operational, and strategic planning experience to the Board.
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David Y. Phelps. Mr. Phelps is the President and CEO of CreoSalus, a peptide science company. He is an innovator and holder of numerous patents, Mr. Phelps graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology and the Harvard Business School. He serves on the board of Speed Scientific School, the Louisville Research and Technology Development Forum, the Downtown Development Corporation of Louisville and KidsTech. Mr. Phelps was a recipient of the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
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NAIROBI, Kenya Suspected cattle thieves hid on a high hill and ambushed and killed at least 26 police officers pursuing them over the weekend in northwestern Kenya, a gruesome and powerful attack on government security forces that an official said Monday highlights the need for more reforms in the police force.
A police officer said 26 bodies have been recovered from the Baragoi region of northwestern Kenya. The police were killed over the weekend after being ambushed by bandits from the Turkana region who are suspected to have stolen another tribe's cattle. The police officer spoke on condition he wasn't identified because he is not allowed to speak to reporters.
The region where the killings took place, the Suguta Valley, is far removed from modern society. Roads and communications are bad, and few security officers are stationed there. The police officer said that Kenya has only one police officer for every 1,900 people, far below international norms.
Since Friday Kenya has been holding public interviews to select an official for the newly formed position of the Inspector General, as part of police reforms introduced by a new constitution that Kenya adopted in 2010.
Civil society organizations and human rights group have for decades been advocating for the independence of the police force, which has long been used by those in power to quash opposition political members. Police officers have become notoriously corrupt because of poor pay and lack of independent oversight of their conduct.
The impetus to conduct the reforms in the police force came from international pressure after Kenya's postelection violence in 2007-08. More than 1,000 people were killed and 600,000 displaced after President Mwai Kibaki was declared the winner over opposition candidate Raila Odinga in a vote observers said was flawed.
A 2008 government report said one of the reasons violence flared was the lack of trust in public institutions, including the police, which was seen as taking sides in the conflict.
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Police spokesman Eric Kiraithe, who was one of the candidates interviewed Monday for the Inspector General's position, spoke candidly for the first time about the problem bedeviling Kenya's police force. He said the death of the police officers in Baragoi was a tactical error which was compounded by a lack of equipment.
Kiraithe said that under normal circumstances a tactical team pursuing the raiders should have had helicopters at their disposal because of low visibility in the region. Kiraithe said more than 100 officers were deployed to pursue the raiders.
"The enemy noticed the advance of the deployment and moved up to a hill so the team was receiving fire from a tactical disadvantage," he said.
Kiraithe said the killings highlight the challenges the police face because the officers did not have bullet proof vests or armored cars. He said more than 400 police stations in Kenya, East Africa's leading economy, lack crime investigators, patrol vehicles and other basic needs which would enable police to prevent and investigate crime.


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|Nov 19, 2012, 08:10 PM
It should be a 3.17 older or a 3.5 new.
Few my 450 today after replacing all three servos. Still trying to get it leveled out. I think I had it pulling to the left before and I got use to flipping and putting in a little right. Well now it's level so I keep pulling it over me when inverted!
|Nov 19, 2012, 08:46 PM
3.17...Thats probably what it is. ( was not written on package ) So much for thinking all 450 motor shafts were created equal. lol
Yes, I'm digging all this inverted stuff. feeling like a heli master now. ha,, Still cant believe I waited so long to try all this stuff. Its actually pretty easy. More so then on a Sim.
|Nov 19, 2012, 08:52 PM
Did my first attempt of a tic-toc a few days ago. First time went not bad... second time was more like a dolphin in the air.
Also my inverted hovers are getting low & low now.
|Nov 19, 2012, 09:21 PM
Evltoy: Those tic-tocs can be a . I can only do about 4-5 on the Sim, And every time i attempt on the Sim I keep gaining altitude ( like you said a dolphin) rather then keeping a level plane. So i have yet to really figure those out. Baby steps - I'm just stoked at what I'm doing now. This month is night and day compared to what i was doing last month.
I.E boring circuits rite side up, with a loop here and ther.
|Nov 19, 2012, 10:11 PM
Ahhhh the sound of progress....
I'm now finding that the electronics i used to like, mostly because of their price, are not cutting the mustard for what i wanna do. The servos could be faster, the motor more powerfull, and the gyro could hold better. The spending never ends......
|Nov 19, 2012, 10:21 PM
I doubt I will ever get the skills levels to do smack or hard 3D... before that were to happen, I will most likely be onto another hobby or end up not putting in much flying time to get to that level.
Either way I like my sports flying & would like to hone in my skills for that & just enjoy watching others do smack.
|Nov 20, 2012, 03:59 PM
Leeds me to this question: Do better blades really make a difference in flight ? For the most part I have been using the CF cheapies one finds on E-bay. Stings a little Paying $80-$100 for 600mm blades.
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I just bought a couple of these for my two 500s, hopefully losing the plastic belt drive black tail case for good. http://www.hobby-wing.com/tl50073.html
And the cool Tarot canopy nuts for the 500 http://www.hobby-wing.com/tarot-500-...ut-tl8024.html
...Also got some of the orange Tarot servo arm sets for the HS-65 for the 450, hoping for the best, thanks everydayflyer, my main reason for the order. I'll crash a 450 or two for a review
I was thinking of getting a BeastX to compare to the ZYX. I've only used the ZYX so far.
Anyone getting tired of hearing about Hostess? I didn't know it was such a deal. Do a lot of people eat Hostess snacks? I haven't for quite a while, and really don't know anyone that admits to it. Probably the nostalgia, but I did see people buying like a $100-200 worth of Twinkes and HoHos and whatever else at the local Hostess store on the news. Heh, we can be so manipulated
|Nov 20, 2012, 10:51 PM
eagle... Would like to know if the metal tail case has the button inside of them to lock to the tail boom. The HK one doesnt which I had to put a bolt though to stop twisting.
I so love those canopy nuts.. have to get me some for the 500's & 550.
|Nov 20, 2012, 11:03 PM
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|Nov 20, 2012, 11:16 PM
The Tarot ones have it. I had to get one for my airwolf.
Here is the piece http://www.ac-rc.com/product_info.ph...7nvvgqq5mm3vb7
And here is the tail http://www.ac-rc.com/product_info.ph...7nvvgqq5mm3vb7 The picture is not correct. It mounts the same as the HK but has the top piece.
|Nov 20, 2012, 11:29 PM
mhills.. I'm a little confused with what you have put up. The first pic was the stand-off for a vertical stab with "button"
The second pic was the tail case that has the vertical stab already on it and no "button" on the inside.
Are you saying that you need to drill a hole in the tail case and add the vertical stab stand off to the case?
|Nov 20, 2012, 11:54 PM
No if you kept reading I said the picture is not right. I wish it would of been because the one they show is the one I needed.
Wow I just looked all over and they all show the very old version even align. Trust me it uses and comes with the button above. It's just like yours but the sides are shaved so the button fits right.
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On Sunday 23 December 2012 14:03:18 Joe Hartley did opine:
> On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 5:45 AM, Fons Adriaensen
With all due respect for the opinions expressed here already, I would
submit that there is more audible difference between them from the
sharpness of the anti-aliasing brickwall filters, which can be designed
with a pole or so less sharp in the filters when doing it for 48khz. That
to me, would be the dominant difference IF the human ear also had a
brickwall filter. Filters that sharp ring unavoidably. You can sine wave
sweep them and they look great, feed then a 2 kilohertz square wave with
microsecond rise & fall times and go surfing on the edge ripples.
Sadly, it does not, or a least mine don't. At 78 yo, I still do not
normally patronize an establishment that uses an ultrasonic, usually 44
kilohertz, burglar alarm. This is the one that detects the motion of the
audio standing wave in the room from about a 10 watt driven piezo
transducer on the ceiling when a body (or anything else, like a plate glass
window flexing in the wind) is moving around in that room. Many don't turn
it off during the business day, just switching off the actual alarm klaxon.
At my age, with Carhart notches 120 db deep in both of my ancient ears from
wearing out several rifle barrels at the ranges, walking into such a
business still makes my ears hurt, and will give me a splitting headache in
5 to 10 minutes worth of it.
I rip my cd's to oggs at Q7 or better so as not to impart any more damage
to an already damaged by a 16 bit 44.1khz digitization of what was likely
an analog tape master running at 30 ips. To my ears, a Q7 ogg is far
preferable to _any_ bit rate of mp3. The mp3 gives me tired ears that make
me reach for the volume down button in just a few minutes.
This 44.1 vs 48 kilohertz argument seems to come up at 6 month intervals,
and no doubt someone has invented a name for it, but nobody, not even me
with 40 some years in broadcasting, can do no more than advise one to feed
a 2 kilohertz square wave thru the system from end to end, looking at the
output on an o-scope with at least a megahertz of bandwidth, and listening
to the result. Aliasing will be as obvious to your ears as the nose on
your face if that square wave is varied in frequency by a hundred hertz.
Under steady state drive your ears can hear that junk hundreds of times
easier that if it was music, where the aliasing gets buried in the noise
floor AND makes your ears 'tired' at the same time.
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DreamWorks Hosts Kidzworld for The Croods
With the Blu-ray and DVD of "The Croods" coming out Oct. 1st, DreamWorks Animation invited Kidzworld to their posh offices in Glendale, Ca. for a behind-the-scenes tour and insider info on the film. Back to Article
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u can, go 2 strangertown.com, then click animation, and it'll be there
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Awesome movie, but I have a comment. She's a reporter? xD
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i luv this movie so bad but not my fav
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I've already watched this movie a month ago on the computer
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I want to watch it sooooooo bad! And belt's adorable!
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Almost Half the Time, You're Not Eating the Fish You Think You Are
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Omakase sushi bars and other high-end seafood menus are growing in popularity across the United States, showcasing the finest seafood available in the world as diners are becoming more adventurous, sampling their way from unagi to sea urchin. In fact, the U.S. is the world's third largest consumer of seafood after China and Japan -- we eat nearly 5 billion pounds of seafood a year! But there's a catch to the catch: Nearly half the time, we're not eating what we think we are...
Whoa, whoa, whoa. What do you mean?
From 2010 to 2012, Oceana tested more than 1,200 seafood samples to examine fraudulent labeling. After completing DNA analyses, they found that one-third of fish samples were mislabeled.
Mislabeled how?
The study found that 87 percent of fish labeled "snapper" and 59 percent of fish labeled "tuna" were actually imposters. In fact, " only seven of the 120 samples of red snapper purchased nationwide were actually red snapper." Other commonly mislabeled fishes are halibut, grouper, cod and Chilean seabass. A shocking 74 percent of fish served in sushi restaurants is mislabeled.
Well, what are they then?
Most commonly a cheaper relative or an entirely unrelated fish. Escolar (or snake mackerel) passes as "white tuna." "Red snapper" is often actually rockfish or tilapia.
How does this happen?
The global seafood supply chain is incredibly complex -- fish pass through many hands before hitting your kitchen. It's estimated that 92 percent of seafood consumed in the United States is imported. Shipments can be mislabeled either by fishermen, wholesalers, or even chefs. And sometimes it can happen by accident -- some fish are incredibly difficult to identify once cleaned and gutted, and it's too costly to perform DNA tests on each fish. Additionally, the Government Accountability Office reports that just over 1 percent of imported seafood is examined by the FDA to make sure it's labeled accurately.
Why does this really matter?
For three key reasons: money, health, and sustainability. Most fraudulent fish sales are lower-cost fish being sold as higher-cost fish ( think $8/lb tilapia sold under the guise of $24/lb red snapper or $14/lb flounder posing as $25/halibut). Basically, we're all spending extra money on inferior product. Or as Kimberly Warner, a senior scientist at Oceana puts it: " It's like paying for filet mignon but getting only ground beef."
The other issue is contaminants. Fish with high mercury levels -- like king mackerel, swordfish, shark and tilefish -- are passing as lower-mercury grouper, red snapper or halibut. A 2006 investigation by Consumer Reports discovered that 56 percent of "wild salmon" was actually farmed, unknowingly increasing consumer exposure to PCBs. On the extreme end, two Chicago residents were hospitalized after accidentally eating pufferfish, served as monkfish.
Then there's the sustainability issue: it's hard to eat sustainably when you don't know what you're eating. Many times, diners think they're eating a sustainable fish, when it reality it's an endangered relative.
Is anything being done to address this?
Yes! In 2012, 500 chefs, including Mario Batali, Jacques Pepin and Barton Seaver, sent a letter sent to the federal government requesting that seafood be traced from "boat to plate" to limit the cases of fish fraud. And it seems government officials are listening.
A proposed seafood labeling law in South Carolina would make it a misdemeanor to intentionally mislabel seafood. A bill introduced in Maryland imposes penalties for intentionally mislabeling seafood. In Washington, the SAFE Act, the Safety and Fraud Enforcement for Seafood Act, has been introduced in Congress.
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All Around the ?Mulberry Tree
On a Palos Verdes street drenched in the beige of suburban luxury, past the orange Mini Cooper parked in one of the red-brick motor courts and around a stand of moist ferns, a carpet inscribed with a Koranic passage hangs protectively over a doorway. I ring the bell, and Lila Mirrashidi, surprising me with her vivacious curls and sparkling laughter, ushers me into her parents' home, a lightwell of glistening marble and glass. Through the windows is a spectacular view of Long Beach and its ports seen over a canopy of Mediterranean trees on the hillside. In the living room lies a Persian carpet larger in square footage than many apartments I've called home. Lila's mom, Ivonne, announces herself from behind me with a flash of her humor: "Remember," she says, "in every Persian home, there is a Persian carpet."
Ivonne, whose name used to be "Iran" until the customers at her clothing store took to calling her "Ivonne" (she formally changed it when she obtained citizenship), has silky black hair pulled back, immaculate posture, a powerful and welcoming voice with slightly cracked edges and an equally loud necklace spelling out "G-O-D."
Lila's father, Abbas, a development contractor and former Iran Air executive, appears and shakes my hand with the urgency of an impending business meeting: Actually, he just wants to show me the garden. We don some clunky sandals, ideal for a garden tour, and stop first at "the House for Abused Men," a refuge that Abbas erected for his male friends whenever they need to escape their wives' wrath. He then points to an obvious showcase tree, the shahtoot (Farsi for "King of the Berries"), native to Iran and known to Southern Californians as the super-expensive Persian mulberry they buy at farmers markets. We pick the darkest of the berries, scattered on the tree in incandescent stages of yellow, red and purple, to serve later with dessert. My indelicate fingers pop open a few, and the deep-red juice courses down my palm, which I lick when Abbas is not watching. Then I look over and see that his own hands are bloody as murder.
"How do you get the berries all the way up on top?" I ask.
"I have to shake it," he responds.
We walk past an unfortunate dry thing, from which Abbas rips off a branch with comical violence: "Avocado tree is dead," he declares. Many other organic reminders of Iran exist in this climate that is so similar to the one the Mirrashidis left: sour cherries, figs, lemons, pomegranates, all of which Ivonne uses in her family meals.
"You have to take off your shirt to eat it," Abbas tells me as I admire the fruit on the pomegranate tree. "Use that strategy on a girl!"
Back inside, the Mirrashidis sit down at a circular table, joined by Abraham, Lila's baby-faced older brother, for a multicourse, pasha-worthy dinner prepared by Ivonne without so much as a hint of sweat.
"We call her Supermom," Lila says.
"I was two or three months pregnant, and my mom invited me to Mecca," Ivonne says as she tells the story of Abraham's name. "I was so much influenced by the trip. You go to Mecca and you see that there's only the one God, and Abraham broke all the idols in Mecca. My son was born during the revolution — I really wanted to call him something religious."
"Shah was a big idol, and we're gonna break him!" Abbas interjects, explaining their feelings at the time.
Before the 1979 revolution in Iran, the Mirrashidis had honorary membership at the shah's country club in Tehran, where it wasn't unusual for patrons to leave $100 tips. "After revolution, 80 percent of the members were shot," says Abbas. "After that," he adds with an ironic laugh, "we were the most important people in the club."
"I always thought the system in Iran was gonna collapse — I should know because I used to make economic forecasts," notes Abbas with one finger raised. A man of formidable accomplishment, Abbas built a government airline from scratch (Vigeh Airways) and then rose to become the senior corporate planner for IranAir. "In 1963, Kennedy invited me to the White House; it was a ceremony for the best foreign student. I was going to parties with the high-caliber [people] of Washington."
Abraham adds that his dad is like Forrest Gump: "Always at the right place at the right time."
After the revolution, it seemed that the Mirrashidis were in the right place. Abbas even hatched a plan to try selling 14 of the shah's 747s. "I wrote a letter to the prime minister," he recounts. "I said there is $1 billion worth of the shah's airplanes that you don't need." One of the planes was lavished with an estimated $38 million in decorations. After getting the okay to sell the planes, Abbas received a call from a potential buyer — Oscar Wyatt, the infamous corporate raider and Texas oil man (last year Wyatt was indicted in the U.N. oil-for-food scandal over alleged kickbacks to Saddam Hussein). "Next thing, I was in Tehran," Abbas continues, "and the airport authorities called and said, 'There is a plane flying over Tehran without permission; they are saying Mr. Abbas Mirrashidi told them to come.' Let me remind you this is one month after the revolution! I said, 'Would you let them in please?' All this was easy because revolution people really wanted to sell shah's planes. Wyatt came with his chauffeur, already with his checkbook out. When I left, immigration stopped Wyatt and said, 'You are a CIA man taking pictures of our planes — you think you are getting off that easy?!' I went personally to show them the prime minister's letter, and Wyatt was free to go home." But the deal never went through.


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No Etch A Sketch Shake Coming for Obama in Pipeline Politics
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- If anyone was looking for an Etch A Sketch moment from President Obama when he spoke on energy policy with the pipes of the Cushing, Okla. oil hub as a backdrop on Thursday, that was a pipe dream.
Obama sketched in some more details about his energy policy, but the energy policy rhetoric has no reset button, merely gradations of already entrenched positions staked out by the special interests that Obama's speech seemed designed to placate.
Expect no Etch A Sketch moments to be forthcoming in this election year as Republicans continue to blame Obama for high gas prices and Obama pushes ahead with his all-of-the-above energy plan for the future, encompassing natural gas as a bridge fuel, a variety of clean energy technologies, nuclear, infrastructure improvements and the smart grid, to name just a few of the major items on Obama's energy policy check list.
|Obama gives a little on the Keystone XL pipeline, but there is no peace in pipeline politics.
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R-Type and R-Type II (compilations)
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Irem's side scrolling shoot-em-up Arcade, R-Type and R-Type II have been rereleased several times in collective works which include both games.
R-Types is based specifically on the arcade versions, and is a retail PlayStation product. Later on, it was released through the PlayStation Network, in Japan on December 21, 2006 and in North America on April 24, 2008.
R-Type DX[edit]
R-Type DX is based on the prior Game Boy color ports, and is a Game Boy Color release.
R-Type Dimensions[edit]
R-Type Dimensions is based on the arcade versions, now featuring the ability to change between the original graphics and a newly created set, in real time. This is a product for the Xbox 360's Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation 3's PlayStation Network.
IGN editor Cam Shea ranked it 10th on his top 10 list of Xbox Live Arcade games. He praised Dimensions for its challenge and the ability to switch between current and classic visuals, but felt that the price may be too high for the product.[1]
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After last week's conversation on water, I wanted to address a few more topics…
Is Reverse Osmosis 100% Pure?
"Does reverse osmosis remove all of the mineral ions? I heard it was more like 90% pure, and distilled water would be closer to 99% pure. In that case, would reverse osmosis water be different than distilled?"
Distilled water is heated and the steam is cooled. So if there are volatiles in there, it will not get rid of them. In fact, it can concentrate those chemicals. There is also the danger that some of the contaminants can be carried in the steam and get re- dissolved into the water. But assuming that does not happen, distilled water will be very pure or have little contaminants.
I believe that RO can achieve the purity levels that is found in distilled water but it depends on what is there to begin with.
The RO process uses a membrane, and this works, partially on the size of the pores so it restricts those big molecules. It also works through ionic exclusion. So the greater the charge, the better it is at keeping the ions out. So it is better at removing ions like Calcium which has a charge of 2+ than Sodium which has a charge of 1+. RO is also better at removing volatiles than distillation.
So is there a difference? Yes. The process is different. As to purity, it will depend on the source you're starting with.
What Is the Best Water to Drink?
"If a person wanted to have a good source of water available instead of tap water, what would be the best method:
- distilled
- reverse osmosis
- carbon filter
- bottled water
Again, it will depend on what you're working with. I think it is best to get the water analyzed and choose the best one from what you find. You also have to take into account the technical requirements.
Distilled water requires a lot of energy to produce. RO requires the water to pass trough the membrane at high pressure. It is also slow, so you may need some sort of storage mechanism.
Carbon filtration will remove volatile chemicals but won't remove heavy metals.
"Can you give some pros and cons of each method ?"
Distilled Water Pros
– Can remove viruses and bacteria
– Can remove salts, like sodium, magnesium, heavy metals like lead, arsenic and mercury
Won't remove volatiles.
Is energy intensive.
Is slow
A lot of water is wasted to produce the distilled water.
Strips away trace minerals. Will also affect taste.
Reverse Osmosis Pros
The membrane will remove organic compounds, including volatiles, salts and minerals. Will remove bacteria and viruses
– Some chemicals can pass through as the sizes of their molecules are smaller than the pores of the membrane. As they lack a charge, they won't be excluded as the ionic salts. This includes some pesticides and herbicides.
– Strips away trace minerals. Will also affect taste.
– RO needs high pressure water. So if this is a large system, some infrastructure needs to be in place to be used, though there are some table top devices.
Carbon Filter Pros
– Can remove most chemical compounds like pesticides and herbicides and volatiles.
– Retains trace minerals
– Not energy intensive and is low cost.
– Slow.
– Effectiveness of filter reduces over time
– Effectiveness also depends on the type of filter used and how long it passes through the filter. So this depends on whether the filter has large or small pores or if the water passes through quickly or slowly.
Bottled Water Pros
– Convenient if you're on the go
– Uses or is sold in a plastic bottles.
Besides the use of being wasteful, some plastics can leach VOCs into the water. Check the type of plastic your bottle contains to see if it's safe.
How to Choose Plastic Bottles
Finally, let's address the toxicity in plastic bottles. There's a real concern about toxic elements leaching out of our water bottles.
To avoid this problem, it's best to use a reusable stainless steel water bottle for traveling and/or drinking water in your car or at work.
But you might be traveling some place where you have to get a bottle of water. If that's the case, check the bottom of the bottle. The type of plastic used may be one of seven types:
- The ThPET/PETE: Polyethylene Terephthalate (water & soda bottles, cooking oil bottles)
- HDPE: High-Density Polyethylene (detergent bottles, milk jugs, vitamin bottles)
- PVC: Polyvinyl Chloride (shower curtains, shrink wrap, building materials, toys)
- LDPE: Low-Density Polyethylene (shopping bags, six-pack rings, cd/dvd cases)
- PP: Polypropylene (bottle caps, dishes, candy containers, yogurt containers)
- PS: Polystyrene (Styrofoam cups, take-out food containers, peanuts, egg cartons)
- Other: Polycarbonates + many others (Reusable water bottles, baby bottles, Tupperware)
The numbers to avoid are 3, 6 & 7. These are the plastics that contain hazardous chemicals that may leech in the water.
The safer ones (but not necessarily environmentally-friendly) are:
1, 2 — for these plastics, make sure they are not exposed to heat or UV light, as they may breakdown and release chemicals in the process. #2 is considered safer.
5 — this plastic is considered very robust and safe. So is #4.
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Fred – how do you feel about alkaline water (Kangen)?
The problem with R/O and distilled water is that it is acidic on the pH scale and oxidizing to the body. It is also not found anywhere in nature. Humans thrive on fresh, filtered, alkaline water, which is why I drink water that has been pre-filtered using a modified reverse osmosis nano filtration system that keeps the healthy alkaline minerals in, while filtering all contaminants out. I then use a water ionizer to make those alkaline minerals bioavailable. I noticed immediately that ionized alkaline water does not leave the heavy bloated waterlogged feeling that distilled and R/O waters do, which makes it easier to drink enough to stay properly hydrated.
I agree with Frederick on this. As a general statement one can say that a good quality RO will remove 98% or more of contaminants and all of the minerals. You can then make the water alkaline by adding a calcite filter but the filters that are sold which are supposed to add minerals don't do so. Whatever system you are refering to sounds like it is either not reverse osmosis or not doing what you were told it does.
It does sound too good to be true, but I personally know the man who designed it. Again, it is a *modified* R/O system, not a traditional R/O system, so no, the alkaline minerals are not being removed and then needing to be re-added with a separate filter as you assumed. It uses high pressure created by an onboard motor to separate contaminants from the water supply. Water is forced through a membrane that has tiny holes which are no larger than .0001 micron. This causes VOC's, SOC's, bacteria, viral contaminants and a host of other unwanted water pollutants to be removed. They do offer magnesium and calcium remineralizers for those who are using traditional R/O systems or water softeners or live in a place with soft water, but these remineralizers are not part of the Nano filtration system itself because the alkaline minerals are being left in the filtered water.
What is the difference between reverse osmosis and ionized water? In Japan, a water ionizer is considered a medical device. A water ionizer can produce acidic water, which is strong enough to be used in Japanese hospitals as a disinfectant to clean hospital floors and counters. This machine can also produce sweet, alkaline water with the same pH as our bodies, or somewhat more alkaline, which can be used to improve one's health, according to patient testimonials and scientific research.
What's your opinion?
I believe that Safiya and Janet are "spot on". For myself, I have been studying water and hydration at the cellular level for over 5 years and rejoice that I ever stumbled upon the Kangen Water (r) ionizer. Have not so much as had a headache in that length of time. If we change our water, we truly change our lives. My best to you all, Alen
You didn't include the option of ionized water. I have a Kangen water filter which I feel it the best of all the options for drinking alkalized, filtered water.
Alkaline ionizers can be a dangerous choice if your water containts contaminants and you do not remove them with appropriate filtration. See link above for a discussion on this topic.
What about spring water from a natural source? We have several not too far, and they have minerals, naturally carbonated, and we notice we feel better, plus are free, just the gas to get there. We use glass bottles.
Spring water is better than tap water as long as it is pure and not contaminated. However, according to water experts like Culligan, Carlson Wade and Donsbauch, who state that the minerals in well or spring water are inorganic which makes the water known as hard water with a hardness reading in the industry as TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) These hard inorganic minerals eventually cog the human circulatory system and we get old and stiff fromn the build up of thes inorganic minerals that were never assimilated in the first place and mixed along with plaque. Distilled water or any other pure water removes these inorganic minerals. They also state that water rarely, if ever, have organic minerals and that they are always inorganic. If we could live from these we could eat ground rocks and dirt which is basically the source of all vitamins except those occurring in food which are of course organic meaning they have carbon moleculesinstilled by the plants photosynthesis from the inorganic minerals from the soil. The best water to drink, and the ancients all knew this because they had miles of aquaducts for both drinking and bathing, is rain water (distilled water with absorbed sun light) which can not only prevent but heal bad bones as well as heal all maladies. The Indians would go jump in the river to heal their disease much to the dismay of early USA doctors and their drugs. The Greeks, Romans, Egyptians all used this healing rain water and absorbed sun light to both drink and bathe. They did not use the dead ground water with the tight 104 degrees angle of the bond of oxygen and hydrogen. Living water has the larger 9 degree angle of this bond. There is one electric water distiller by Clear Water by John Ellis in N.Y. which not only removes the volitile gasses but turns it into living water by heating and cooling every 20 second cycle (this happens in nature by cool nights and hot days) whereas all ground water and especially boiled water has the tighter bond referred to as dead water. Solar dislillers work great and immitate Mother Nature's rain water (distilled water) if placed in the sun afterwards. Boiling water continuously tightens the angle by 5 degrees making dead water.
When traveling by car I buy bottled distilled water, transfer it from plastic to glass, ozonate it to oxidize the impurities and place it in the sun for a day or two if possible. So sun tea has more healing benefits than was usually thought.
The issue of minerals in spring water is a matter of degree. A low level of minerals is beneficial and can be used by the human body. I prefer a mineral level (known as tds) between 30 and 200 or 225 parts per million (ppm or mg/l). Higher minerals levels cause the water to be less hydrating and may have negative health effects. See the link just above for a discussion about drinking spring water.
you made an important point, because we oxidize with every breath we take and this is why ozon is a good method to do so. But what if when we use chlorine dioxide CLO2 instead of ozon O3 because it has a minor oxidizing potential ? At least it would be better to use CLO2 if you use it to make a body internal water purification. This is why the new MMS/CDS protocol works so well with any disease. I use mountain crystals and charge them with sunlight as well to and i can prove that with a bovis scale and a pendulum that this improves water quality (quackery for the scientifically inclined but i works for me). But there are so much more to talk about, but i won,t bother here with quackery.
Then there is Kangen water. Kangen water is alkaline because of the minerals that it contains. I have heard the pros and cons on that, but the bottom line is—what will it do to your body? Look at the studies which compare RESULTS. Having read some of the studies, I put my water through my Berkey (after I have blessed it), then I put it through the Vitalizer, which puts the water into a vortex (simulating water running over the rocks in a stream), oxygenates and mineralizes it. This is the water that I use to drink, after I have added a little lemon juice and 1/4 teaspoon of borax. This tastes great and normalizes my concentration of minerals. I also drink out of glass, unless far from home and out of my homemade brew.
It is good to make certain that you get out all of the toxic chemicals, flouride, chlorine, heavy metals, but also it is important to be aware that you are doing what's best for your body. Kangen water does a great job of hydrating your body. Reverse osmosis water may be free of particulates, but that makes it hungry water, so that it washes the minerals out of your body. So, either take a mineral supplement or add it to your water. I do both. Water hydrates us better when it contains healthy minerals. One study found that distilled water reduces the electrical strength of our electrical beings, as does RO water.
So you're saying distilled reverse osmosis water is the best? Hah.
The biggest concern we have here is the fluoride. From what I've read only distilling & reverse osmosis will remove it. If anyone knows differently, I would love to hear about it.
I read this article a little while ago, but wasn't going to add anything until I came across a 62oz pitcher that saturates water with oxygen, while flipping through a catalog. My question is, have you heard of this so called oxygenated water and what do you think? I also want to add, that this pitcher is very expensive @222.00$, well at least I think it's very expensive.
The subject of water is complicated. It's obvious that when it comes to skin it cleans it(well, with the help of soaps an scrubbing). When you drink water, it's to 'hydrate': we all agree on that , but we're not exactly sure of what that means… But there's a possibility that water cleans your inner organs too…So I guess, the cleaner the better. Yet we still have to figure out what the best 'soaps' for our inner organs are. Some people say chlorophyll(raw greens). What is for sure, at least with my body, is that after I drink plain water my urine is yellow and smelly(hence it seems the body does some cleaning); yet after some watermelon or orange juice(or other watery fruit), my urine is clear and smell free(hence the body took out all minerals and vitamins from it, yet it let that clean water go!
Depending on your diet(raw, SAD, etc), and lifestyle(office job, inside with conditioned air/ heat, or construction worker, 8 hours in the sun/cold) we need a certain amount of water. There is no universal formula. When you're thirsty you drink water. Whatever you can find/afford, the cleanest you can. I'd say try different types and see what works best for you. I have a RO system, and so far it seems to do the trick when it comes to thirst. But I also buy water when I'm out, unprepared and thirsty
Anyway, what is the best water to drink? I'd say clean cold water with no smell and no taste…
When it comes to minerals, it's debatable: the best water with minerals is in fruit and veggies I think. But that's just my guess. I have no science to back my opinion, just some common sense.
Also some of the best water I drank was the water in caves(deep down in mother earth's belly). Again, no science to back that up. Maybe I was just tirshty from going up and down those ropes for hours
Listen to your body, not to the suggested amount of water of some article even if written by scientists. Some of their work is sponsored by big water seller companies.
Just my two cents.
Using the right distiller will remove volatiles through an orifice just after the distilling pot before the water vapor enters the cooling tubing.
I remember a time when we just drank water and that was that. It's It's a shame we have to spend so much time and money in some cases to feel comfortable with what we drink. And, still, even after that, we are not 100% sure if what we are drinking is actually good or healthy?
I would suggest researching Pristine Hydro; There is something very unique here. http://www.pristinehydro.com
I am impressed.
The supervisors in my county, in the state of California, are reviewing information whether or not to fluoridate our drinking water. I and many others have joined together to work against fluoridation. If they decide to fluoridate, do any water purification systems remove fluoride? Thanks.
The World Health Organization has proposed a draft paper that outlines the health effects of drinking RO water.
It has been shown to cause disease. Typical of such things, the paper will not be published for years to give governments time to prepare.
I can't believe that real, local spring water wasn't mentioned. Granted not everyone has nearby access to pure spring water but it's worth looking for… http://www.findaspring.com
after 9 years of drinking Adya water, I've found that any other water I've tried tastes and smells odd. It is simply the best, cleanest, natural water I've ever tried. Water snob? yep! We all need to go back to Nature the best way we can. The only product I know that the oxygen stays stable…oxygenated…why wouldn't you! The water isn't "ionized", the minerals are…..
Why did you stop your assessment with the four you did? What about the Nikken Water system, or the Kangen water system to name a few? How about a Britta filter? There is so much more to water and its importance in the body. As well, what does the body need? How much water? When? I would love to see you do some more indepth assessment that really provides meaningful information for people.
What about alkaline systems?
I understand that some RO units gets fluoride out but some don't. Do you know which ones do? You can't count on alumina fluoride filters getting out fluoride for very long. A good bone char filter gets it out but the water has to run thru it very slowly and even then you need two of them for it to have time to absorb enough of it. We have had kangen water analyzed and there was even more fluoride in it than the tap water than ran thru it.
Thank you Frederick for continuing on this subject….some good healthy comments and questions !
I'd like to add that the Water Quality Association (WQA) an international not-for-profit has awarded Enagic's Kangen Water (r) the top certification. If one is wanting to see how this water is generated, my friend Bo Gridelli and Pat Boone demo it at http://www.kangendemo.com Also see http://www.kangenconnection.org if you wish. Yes ….technically you are right Michelle….only water with mineral (the minerals themselves) are ionized. Can't ionize sterile "purified" water !! Alen
What about radiation contamination filtering?
great info..Thanks. I just saw "The Great Culling: Our Water", talking about flouride, and it seems that even in all the bottled waters they were testing, there are bad amounts (any amount, as far as I am concerned, is bad…) of flouride found and more being found daily… as if it is being put in or perhaps is getting there from the rain ( I have also heard that it is confirmed to have been included in the sprays they use in Scandanavia for GeoEngineering—chemtrails—so they could be doing that world wide now too). Are you aware of the best filtration system for reducing fluoride? I think it is a particularly small particle, especially if it is used for the sprays they use in the air…thanks. Susan
….Susan….so interesting to me that so many are addressing the fluorine issue. And yes, the fluoride molecule is so small, it is displacing the Iodine molecule in the thyroid and that is serious !! Fortunately, my studies are leading me to believe that the best ionizers are filtering out some of the fluorine and then neutralizing some in the electrolysis process. A word of caution, we would not want to compromise on the technology and I would suggest one look into Enagic's devices (www.kangenconnection.org Hope Frederic continues this dialogue
what do you think the NWO is all about ? The united states company (former virginia company of london) want that their interest rate slaves (FED) don,t have capacity to think clear. The best way to achieve that is a nazi proven method an that is called fluoric water contamination. They are pretending to be a government for the people but they are not you have no choice. For that reason your life has only a value for them if you are sick and take pills from you MD to get better. This only renders revenue for the industry and this is a worldwide scam like the CEO from Nestle Peter Brabeck stated in his last interview. Privatization of the water (latin privare – to loot) is today and the next step probably is that you pay for the air that you breathe, with your corporate fiction from your genuine flesh and blood called your strawman.
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Art of India, henna art – Mill south of 5th
ASU Ceramics Research Center, clay demonstrations – Mill north of 7th
ASU Project Humanities, performances & kids' activities – 6th east of Mill
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Andes Cosmos, Peruvian folk music – 5th west of Mill
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John "Jake" Jacobs, dulcimer – Maple south of of 5th
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Paul Miles, Blues guitar & vocals – 6th & Mill
Jamey Mossengren, unicycle performance – 7th & Mill
Simply Three, classical strings – Mill south of 3rd
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Velocity Circus Arizona, spectacle performance on stilts – Roaming & 5th & Mill
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ASU Project Humanities provides displays and presentations that invite us to explore humanities in action, connecting community and making meaning of our shared experiences through a dynamic range of programming.
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