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|Release date
|12 April 2010 (Update)
|Quest item?
|8,500 coins
|High Alch
|5,100 coins
|Low Alch
|3,400 coins
|Smuggler price
|2,550 coins
| Unbound: Drop
Bound: The only way to unbind an item is to destroy it.
|Store price
|Not sold
|Exchange price
|Not sold
|A hood that cloaks the wearer from humanoids.
|0.4 kg
The Shadow silk hood is a piece of headgear found within the dungeons of Daemonheim. This item can only be dropped by a night spider, which are found rather frequently on 5:5 large floors, but can also be found soloing. The drop rate is unknown, but is said to be reasonably rare. The Shadow silk hood requires 45 Defence to wear.
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A player wearing a shadow silk hood
|[view] • [talk]
Dropping monstersEdit
|Combat level
|Night spider
A player wearing the shadow silk hood is invisible to any humanoids that are not mages, necromancers, or bosses.
Not only can mages and necromancers detect a player wearing the hood, but they can cast a spell that makes the player visible to all humanoids for a period of time. They will cast this spell immediately upon spotting a player with the hood. Seekers and reborn mages will also cast this spell upon engaging a player wearing the hood. The spell lasts longer if cast by a higher level mage and can last for a few minutes. The exception is skeleton mages, which can attack you but cannot cast the spell to render you visible. The spell looks the same as the Lunar spell Stat Spy.
When attacking a humanoid enemy from an invisible state, the player does not become visible to other humanoid enemies in the room. This means that it is possible to clear a room of non-mage humanoid enemies one at a time. Additionally, even if there are non-humanoids in the room that can see you, the hood allows you to kill these enemies first while the humanoids leave you alone.
Affected monstersEdit
- Humanoid monsters
- Zombies
- Skeletons (not including skeleton mages)
- Giant skeletons
- Hill giants
- Forgotten rangers and warriors
Unaffected monstersEdit
- All non-humanoid monsters not listed above.
- Skeleton mages
- Ice warriors
- Ice giants
- Earth warriors
- Brutes
- Ankous
- Fire giants
- All bosses
Monsters that can disable the effectsEdit
If the player still has concealment, the first attack of these monsters will be the anti-cloaking spell, which temporarily removes the player's concealment. Protect from Magic/Deflect Magic cannot prevent this from happening. If the monster is still alive when the spell wears off, it will cast the spell again.
The shadow silk hood used to be considered to be one of the best items to bind. Due to the Evolution of Combat it is much less effective as the player takes much less damage.
Some people will bind a powerful weapon and shadow silk hood as soon as they are allowed to have two binds; however, others prefer binding the highest tier platebody they can wear instead of the hood, particularly if they prefer solo dungeons, although this wouldn't be recommended if a player trains Dungeoneering in groups. Once you have access to 3+ binds, a bow and arrows will generally benefit you more than this item.
Occasionally, players will find the blood necklace, which is extremely rare but another good item to bind due to its high stats and ability to do damage while healing the player simultaneously. At a high defence level on lower floors (Abandoned 2 and below) a promethium/primal platebody might be a better choice. On higher floors, a blood necklace is most likely preferred, and in the Evolution of Combat sometimes required by high level teams.
Overall, it is up to the player whether he or she should bind the Shadow silk hood over something else. Defence and Prayer levels should be taken into consideration, since those are the two skills that help a player "tank" several monster(s) in a single room. For example, if a player has 90 Defence, he might opt to bind a platebody over the hood since he can withstand more damage per minute, whereas a player with 60 Defence might want to bind the hood instead, because he cannot wear a higher-tier platebody, nor can he withstand as much damage per minute. Players should keep in mind that in general it is better to bind a platebody, as updates have made the hood much less useful.
At the start of each dungeon and each time the hood is equipped, the message "You are now concealed under your hood" appears in the chatbox. If two hoods are bound, equipping the hood in your inventory gives the same message; however, when the visibility spell is cast, switching the hood does not cause this message to appear. Therefore, it is no more useful to have two hoods bound than one, since switching hoods does not negate the spell that removes concealment.
- Pickpocket Bert appears to wear a recoloured Shadow silk hood.


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Well maybe cabbage juice. Or Brussel Sprout juice. But then you still have a bunch of carbs with no fiber not to mention that smelly old sock taste problem.... hummm I admit to being stumped.
I occasionally make fresh tomato juice by putting tomatoes into the blender with a little salt and water... and then straining out the seeds with a seive. But I end up getting pretty much all of the pulp in there as well, which I think makes it healthier.
Perhaps some combo of tomatoes, cucumbers, celery, etc to make a V8 type drink?
I was thinking more along the lines of veggies. I know celery, cucumber, parsley, red pepper and other greens are healthy and low carb but I was just wondering if anyone had a good combo or ratios that they've worked out.
Juicing takes out all of the fiber you need on this way of eating. It is better just to eat them. You'll get more of the nutrients.
What about lower carb melons?
I understand about the fiber - really I do. But, I still would like to juice so I'm ok with losing some of the fiber. I'm not severely restricting carbs anyway, so a little veggie juice isn't going to hurt me. Isn't it South Beach that allows V8 juice? It is possible to have healthy veggie juices even without the fiber. Anyway, for those who are interested, if found a couple lower carb recipes in an earlier post:
The 3 C's (Carrot, Celery, Cabbage)
3-4 Carrots
1-2 Celery stalks
Small wedge cabbage
Do You Like Peppers?
1 Green Pepper
1 Red Pepper
3 Celery stalks
1/2 Cucumber
5 Lettuce leaves
Veggie 8
1/2 Tomato
1/4 Cucumber
1 Carrot
1 Celery stalk
1 Handful Spinach
1/2 Red Pepper
1/2 Cup Cabbage
1 Green Onion
Where is Fawn? Well, Mexico, I know, but she could still get in here and sell her "green smoothie"
You might want to either search "green smoothie" "smoothie" or even Fawn's name and you should come up with something. She makes a smoothie with all kinds of veggies. She uses a blender, I believe, but I would think that a juicer would work as well.
I can not recommend this smoothie since I don't have enough guts to try it and I can't be talked into it either
I actually plan to use my juicer to grind up carrots and celery and then add it back into the juice, except for the celery strings. It will mince them up much smaller than anything else I have.
i think you just have to experiment w the various lc vegies and taste til you find the combos that suit you. taste is so individual.
cukes are the most bland so that is a good base. then celery.
instead of adding sweets fruits/vegies to make it more palatable, just add a dash of stevia.
if you want a little zing w/o the cabbage flavor, try radishes. also use up your broccoli stems, etc.
i find kale to be too bitter but you may not. watch out for the dinasaur variety....really strong.
just start w small amouts of the stronger vegies and go from there.
I juice most weeks monday/wed/friday..i love it
cant say it is low carb because i was always taught to mix my veggies or fruit with either carrot or apple juice ( Juice man Jay ):laugh:
for veggie juice my fave is apple/carrot/parsley/cellery/beet
My good friend juices and she lost 25 lbs in 4 months by subsituting juice for a meal and snack and having an LC Lunch and Dinner. She mixes her juices with fruits and veggies. She has that Jack La Lane Juicer that takes everything into the juice...seeds, skin and all.
I have been doing veggies and fruits in my blender and I make a concoction similar to Fawns green smoothie............
I have that for breakfast, mid-morning snack, eat a green salad with cheese for lunch and then more green smoothie for afternoon snack........
Eat protein and green veggie for supper and I am losing pretty good again.
Need to update my stats.
I asked for a juicer for my birthday next week.
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Juicing day 3
I make a liter of green juice with one cucumber, three stalks celery, 1/2pound carrots, 1/2 pound kale, one bunch parsely, a bit of ginger, 2 cups pineapple, 1/2 apple and 1/2 of a lime. I drink it over crushed ice throughout the day, as my breakfast and as a snack replacement. I chose the ingredients for their anti-inflammatory properties, and the apple and lime to make it more palatable. I feel fine, but am waiting to see what it does in terms of my weight.
Low carb green juice
First, I use a slow masticating juicer. This means I do get a lot of fiber in my juice.
I just can't drink my green juice without a little sweetness yet, so here is what I make.
10 oz bag of spinach leaves
Large cucumber
3 long (7-8 inches with leaves if there are any) celery stalks
2 leaves of kale
1/2 cup chopped jicama (I cut it up because it is easier on my juicer)
Just a little lemon juice
If it is not sweet enough, I sometime juice a 1/4 cup fresh coconut shavings.
For less than 100 dollars you can get a Nutribullet and it's a lot simpler on prep and cleanup than a "real" juicer. That's what I have. It's good for beginners especially if you don't know whether or not you'll stick with it.
I do NOT like the taste of ANY of the recipes I have made, but the one I keep coming back to, simply for health benefits mind you, is 2 handfuls of organic baby spinach, a SMALL handful of berries (like strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries), a tablespoon of flax seeds (or oil) and water to the fill line.
I've done broccoli and carrots. YUCK. The fiber makes the drink thick and yucky. I don't care for celery in juice form AT ALL. Asparagus is OK but not great.
I haven't tried any higher carb fruits like apples, oranges, or bananas. Tropical fruit blend from the freezer section tastes good, but once you put the spinach in, it kinda ruins it. And without the spinach, well, you might as well just make a smoothie and be done with it. Not much health benefit without the greens. I've also used baby kale in place of spinach and I can't tell much of a taste difference.
There's a TON of different fruits and vegetables you can try, so I say just explore the produce section and find what works for you. If you are concerned about carb counts, you can use less fruit and still come in at around 5 carbs or less per serving. I find it simpler and easier to drink my antioxidants and be done with it than to eat the foods whole, so that's why I do it.
I just joined today and have been doing a lot of research.
I have been using the nutribullet for breakfast for 4 months using kale and fruits and chia seeds.
I need to find fruits low in carbs and oxolates. I can't use kale now either b/c of intercisterial cystitis. I guess spinach will work. Any help you can give this newbie will be appreciated. Do you get a email alert when someone answers?
I juice vegetables and add stevia and lemon instead of a lot of fruit for sweetness.
Strawberries are generally considered to be 1 gram of carb each. Blueberries have the most antioxidants and are considered "super food." I really don't like berries because of the seeds, but I chug it down anyway even though the seeds from the berries and the flax gross me out.
I like chia seeds better than flax, but chia gives off it's "gel" and makes the drink thick and I don't like it thick. So far I have not had one Nutriblast that I thought was tasty, I take it like a dose of medicine because I really don't eat that many vegetables or fruit otherwise.
PS- IDK if you get an e-mail alert. I don't, but you might have your account set up differently.
So today I had half a box of organic spinach that was not going to be used before it went bad. So I had the idea of blending it in the Nutribullet with some water and freezing it in ice cube trays. Has anybody else tried this?
IDK if the Nutribullet can handle frozen "spinach cubes" or if it can, if it's bad for the blade. I could put a few of them in a glass and let them thaw out overnight in the fridge and then they'd be ready to go in the morning.
As I was doing this, I noticed what a BRIGHT, VIBRANT green drink I had made. It looks like cancer prevention in a glass. Since I really despise the taste with or without fruit, and fruit has mucho carbs, I was wondering if I should just drink a concentrated "shot" of pure spinach every day. One (relatively) painless gulp and it's over with. Some might say....are you insane, that's what spinach salad is for. But I really don't like raw greens, I just want to be healthy. These are just some ideas I had. :dunno: Everybody feel free to chime in with your ideas. :cool:
I've juiced... with mine I'm basically stuck with lots of celery to keep the juice moving and i throw in a few leaves of others. Cooking vegetables destroys all the enzymes along with many nutrients anyway. Canned vegetables are garbage. I rather juice a pound of spinach and down it rather than sit there forever chewing a pound of raw spinach. I actually like spinach juice..maybe it's an acquired taste you get used to. Lettuce and kale juice.. gross.
Fiber isn't an issue if you're getting it elsewhere and aren't having bathroom problems. Juice still contains some slivers of pulpy fiber unless you strain it to death anyway.
Depends on what you consider 'low carb'. There are people here who eat 100gm of carbs a day and consider it low carb...which, considering the bigger (no pun intended) part of our population eats over 300gm a day, it might be. On that, you could easily juice and use the lower carb fruits as a 'sweetener' to a mainly vegie juice. If you're doing under 50gm, it might be tough because some of the things mentioned here - carrots, tomatoes, fruits - aren't low enough carb when you consider how many drinks you're going to go through in a day.
I tried juicing years ago and I guess I never got why I would want to drink a glass of juice as a meal replacement when it wasn't going to fill me up or keep me going to my next meal. For less calories and carbs, I could've eaten the raw or steamed whole vegies. :dunno:
I read a post somewhere on here that it leaks. But, that only happens if you fill it above the maximum fill line. The instruction manual specifically mentions this.
The pro model is about $150. Bought mine at Bed Bath Beyond with a 20% off coupon and saved $30. If you want to spend less, you can get the first model for around $50-60 now (lower wattage but still good).
I just want to follow the thread. We have a Vitamix that I'd like to use for vegetable justice.
My favourite recipes are below. I first used a Vitamixer and squeezed about half the juice through cheese cloth to get out some of the thickness. But I now have a juicer, and what I do is take about 1 cup of the pulp and add it back into the juice and run it through the Vitamixer with about a cup or so of water. I end up with 4 servings of juice doing it this way.
Mean Green
1 Bulk of kale
4 Stalks of celery
1 Cucumber
2 granny smith apples
½ lemon
Ginger root (thumb sized)
(or 2 cucumbers & 1 apple)
Carrot-Kale Combo
1 Green Apple
3 Handfuls spinach
6-8 Kale Leaves
4 Large Carrots
1 Piece Ginger (thumb sized)
Green Lemonade
1 Green Apple
3 Handfuls Spinach
6-8 Kale Leaves
½ Cucumber
4 Celery Stalks
½ Lemon
Better than V-8 Juice
3 Small heads romaine lettuce
1 bunch parsley
1 small celery stalk
1 cucumber
1/2 bunch radish
2 tomatoes
1 lemon without skin
1-2 garlic cloves
1/4 teaspoon cayenne
Tossed Salad (my own creation)
Small or half a large head of romaine
Large handful of spinach
3 - 4 kales leaves
large cucumber
2-3 stalks celery
½ bell pepper (I use yellow if I have it)
3 Roma tomatoes
1 -2 carrots
1 Tbs. apple cider vinegar
Salt – pepper to taste
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+ Generalists vs specialists aka never trust a man w (13/03/2010 - 10:21:41)
Generalists vs specialists aka never trust a man who says trust me!
Im now in a privileged position, where Im moving from a more generalist marketing communications role to specialising in the digital arena.
A question I was asked at my interview, which is a fairly standard question to ask (but often difficult to answer) where do I see myself in 5 years time?
Digital communications are often seen as a brave new world. Particularly social media marketing which is often seen at best as a dark art, and by others as a fad that will pass.
There are countless people that label themselves as Social Media Experts. And a great deal of genuine mavens in this field that are appalled by the term. I think it partially links back to the idea of never trusting a man that says trust me (you need to make your own decision based on their merits - they shouldn't need to reassure you!).
Like Matthew Taylor , Ive been often told (and indeed have the grades to prove) that Im a good all-rounder. AKA a jack of all trades, which can occasionally feel a bit I dont know. Difficult to measure. Ive spent a long time searching for a specialism, an area where I feel confident in holding my own as a point of reference to turn to when the going gets tough. Marketing seemed like a natural fit for me in the broadest sense of the word, being that unique part of an organisation that combines creativity, business sense, the ability to communicate messages clearly, and the opportunity to work with people from every department.
Whilst I have a broad skillset, what has become abundantly apparent (when I look at my hobbies and interests outside work, as well as the areas I gravitate towards in the workplace) is that I definitely have a passion for all things digital. I was lucky to be at school through the 1990s, at a time when computers started to slowly become a part of the education system.
Innovative, forward-thinking teachers were tasked with being Head of IT, marvelling at these new scanners that take images and upload them to a computer (one of my favourite early art projects involved me scanning a painting into a computer to manipulate later), or lumbered with teaching the CLAIT course, and setting us up strange new Hotmail accounts. In a relatively short space of time, computers have become an integral part of everyday life (and indeed the National Curriculum).
My ultimate vision is for social media and other digital communications to become an integrated part of the marketing mix, reflecting this move towards mainstream. Whilst they may seem free/more reasonably priced than their offline counterparts, they need time and resource to get things right. Which makes me excited about the opportunity to focus on this area as my day to day role.
This should not be operated in a vacuum. I'd like to think another of my strengths is connecting things together, and sharing ideas/themes throughout teams and departments. Econsultancy, at a recent talk at the TFM&A show at
Critically acclaimed social media campaigns such as VCCPs Compare the Meerkat would be nothing without the TV adverts. Direct mails can enhance messages and themes throughout these channels, and indeed get more of a response if they do. And can be used to drive customers to key tactical landing pages online.
In answer to the question, Id like to be in a position of influence, with experience of how to do digital right as part of a successful marketing strategy. Im not sure if this post was any clearer than my interview answer. Although I did however get the job
A whistlestop tour of @lisariemers's 2009
Phew, what a year. 12 months of ups, downs, roundabouts, hard work, holidays. A social media revolution. A year that saw me take to the online stage... no wait, I'm being overly dramatic.
My personal year in pictures. This is much harder to compile than I'd have thought. There has been sooo much going on that my mind has been on overload. Having originally written it off as a year of hard graft without that much happening, stopping to think and take stock has reminded me about the absolute joy my whirlwind 2009 has brought .
I'm blessed to have so many wonderful friends and family. (Whilst it may sound a little simpering there's no cynical/humerous way to dress it up.) And even more so that I have a camera in my bag to capture the moments and remind me of what we've gotten up to! I've not been able to summarise everything, so this is probably more of a choice selection of what's happened over the last 12 months, but you all know who you are, and thanks for being there!
So, the year started off as cold as it finished, with snow and ice abound. Who knew that an abandoned mattress in the corner of Epsom Downs car park could be so photogenic?
The wintry theme continued as we re-enacted a scene from Dirty Dancing in February, somewhere in the nether regions of Shere...
Thankfully things warmed up a little by March - I think this summarises this perfectly. Taken somewhere in the vicinity of Staines, believe it or not. As I said, it feels as though much of the year has been a hard slog (even in between all the wonderful things I've been up to in my spare time). I'd like to thank @themanoutside for all his love, support, encouragement (and common sense) this year.
A warm spring Sunday afternoon saw some of London's greatest people converging on Battersea Park, laden with blankets and overflowing hampers.
To get away from the rat race I checked myself in to a lovely B&B in St Ives in April, for a long weekend of photography, painting and gastronomy, without any other technology to distract me. Considering I generally have a short attention span, I forgot just how easy it is to lose a few hours (and the feeling in your bottom) sitting painting a landscape that catches your eye.
|In May,@themanoutside and I escaped to the west coast of Wales. Relaxation (and revision for my CIM exams) ensued, not to mention a wonderful time away!
|June saw a fab week away in Marmaris in Turkey. Post exam relaxation... sunshine... cocktails... late night spuds from the Tattie Master, crazy robot man... one word summary: bonkers.
July's highlights included a grand day out at Thorpe Park, culminating with two goes on the Stealth ride (O-80 in 1.8 secs) followed by delicious grub somewhere in the general area of Chertsey. Thankfully not the other way round...
August saw us walking with dinosaurs at the O2. SO much fun, even though I wasn't even allowed a shandy as I didn't have any ID on me...
Exploration of the area soon to be home to @themanoutside started as far back as the summer - I think we'll all be pleased and relaxed when the move's complete, although what great scenery to be moving near...
The August Bank Holiday saw Epsom Hill Carnival as a preamble to the lesser known Notting Hill Carnival. Cue curry goat, Red Stripe, bright shiny costumes, beats (and that was just in the Epsom part...)
September cycling through an otherwise deserted City of London for the Skyride. Great fun, although reminds me somewhat of my lapsed fitness.
Having gotten older in October, we journeyed to Cesis in Latvia to visit my family. T'was cold, although thankfully there was hot food a-plenty. And my Dad introduced to my family the wonderous concept of the pork scratching.
An incredible stay at @BirminghamMal . Smoked salmon, dill and mustard sauce and provisions from the really friendly, lovely team at Harvey Nichols in the Mailbox in Birmingham @HN_Birmingham . Accompanied by home-baked rye bread from @themanoutside . Added to a general feeling of smug satisfaction that I managed to successfully complete my CIM professional diploma, and graduate at the Symphony Hall.
Which takes us up to December. A crazily busy month, catching up with myself at work, with my friends and family over the Christmas period. Some frenetic sales shopping. And thankfully some downtime in the limbo between Christmas and 2010.
I hope you've had at least a fraction of the fun reading this as I've had putting it together. Trawling through file after file of photos from the last 12 months has reminded me of just what I've gotten up to. It has (as the best-meaning techie projects often do) taken a lot longer than I thought.
Which means that my 2009 in films has had to take a backseat image-wise. It's been said by many a man that I've hardly seen any decent films, particularly the "classics" of our era. Now, I've still not seen any of the Star Wars saga, but here's my top 10 list from 2009:
I was also planning on delivering a complete round-up of all the awesome roundups I've read from @RWW @robcottingham @armano @mashable @briansolis
But as I've run out of time, do find them at your leisure.
Bring on the New Year's revolution. And all the revelations, trials, trips and tribulations it may bring!
Learning lessons from men with big choppers: when great service sells more!
They say ("they" being @briansolis, @radar, @ahawkinson, @freshnetworks to name but a few) that customer service is the new marketing. I've recently experienced some fantastic examples of great service which has directly affected the amount I've spent, as well as generating some positive word of mouth (hell, even a blog post).
They're fairly basic elements of sales/marketing 101, but when done really well (and with marketing budgets/customer spending a pressing concern) they should be acknowledged, and hopefully learned from!
Make things as easy as possible for your customers to buy from you
I'd like to thank Firebox for bringing slanket-based joy to my family this Christmas. I'd also like to thank @Josiefraser for tweeting about them in the first place, as I'd only seen the single-sized versions. Thanks to their great website to start with, it made it really really easy (and enjoyable) to buy a double Siamese-style Slanket for my parents for Christmas within a few clicks of marvelling at it, which has already been unwrapped given the adverse conditions, and all less than three working days of first imagining the fun and warmth it could bring.
Really clean layout, easy to navigate, incredibly smooth transaction, and massively helpful and responsive customer services team, who didn't baulk when I emailed asking if I could change from the Ruby Wine colour to Chocolate Brown, to (shock horror) avoid clashing with the sofa.
Everything you want in an online store! With an option to include a personalised gift card. They delivered on time, in the slot that I chose. In the colour that I'd changed my mind to. AND they threw in a little bag of sweets, and a voucher for free delivery if I order again soon. Guess who's got a few more orders in the pipeline...
Up-sell to "hot prospects"
Now, I clearly have one of those faces that butchers can tell would like a bargain .
Having initially wandered over to SussexWay Meat's stall at the local farmers' market for a packet of bacon, I ended up stopping for a chat, buying the beef for our traditional Sunday before Christmas, signing up to their mailing list, and walking away with a large bag of free bones for @themanoutside's canine companions to enjoy.
He made a good £40 more than I had intended, I've got some well-hung beef now defrosting for tomorrow's festivities, I have a regular online channel to meet my meat-based needs, and the dogs will have fun too.
Sell more to your existing customers
Greg Johnson's, on The Street in Ashtead, offers an outstanding collection of meat. Not to mention advice on how to cook it, or where to source more "interesting" items (its harder to buy ingredients for curry goat than you'd think). We went in today to pick up some calves' liver for one of our planned festive feasts, and he asked me the oh-so-dangerous question "Do you want a bargain"?
I eyed him suspiciously.
"How about this massive platter of succulent pork, at a price that would make your mouth water?" [paraphrased]...
Our freezer is now rather well-stocked. If anyone fancies a pork chop sometime, let me know ;)
Procrastination is dead long live the planner!
I recently attended a time management course.
The first question we discussed: can you manage time?
The answer, of course, is no. A big fat resounding "no". (Unless of course you're Doctor Who. Who is more of a manipulator of time really.) Managing yourself in the face of time-based adversity is what it's all about, apparently, although its not quite as succinct as a course name.
Being a self-confessed procrastinator, this has been something on my agenda for a long time. I've read a number of articles and a few books (well, started then ran out of time to get through to the end/apply the methodologies) - in a part learning consolidation/part new wisdom-sharing exercise here are my new-found top tips:
- Just say no.
Like Zammo .
If you can't say no, make sure you have 2 and 3 nailed.
- Know what you've got on your to-do-list.
It's a lot easier to do number 1 when you can give the reason why you can't respond to someone else not managing their time properly.
- Ruthlessly prioritise. Remember that everyone has their priorities. The chances of your personal objectives aligning to that of your manager, team, other department or overall organisation's best interests varies greatly, but you need to make sure you strike a happy balance between them all.
- Stop procrastinating, and get it done. Your time is precious (and of course yours to waste as much as you want), but getting rid of things on your list feels good.
Ladies, gentlemen, boys and girls. Welcome to the inaugural address of @lisariemers
Now I'm sure some of you may be wondering why you are here. Not in an existential, "I'm not sure of the meaning of life even though I read somewhere it may be 42" kind of way, but more along the lines of what exactly is the purpose of this blog.
It's a good question, and one which I think will take more than an evening's braindump of an answer. You'll have noted the "under construction", "Beta" and "In progress" messages currently littering the site. I'm not entirely sure how and when to change these. The editor's decision is never final; correspondence will, and be encouraged to, be entered into. (Once that functionality has been added, of course).
The interweb itself is evolving faster than the H1N1 virus; thrice as virulent and infinitely more difficult to shake off once its taken a hold. Having been infected by the bug (the net, not the swine) in my early teens, I've spent a great deal of my spare time (and indeed work time) basking in the possibilities that the world wide web has to offer.
From early forays into chatrooms, getting rapidly addicted to buying cheap CDs (and other items "ending soon" on Ebay, reading about (but never actually venturing into) MUDs such as Lambda Moo, online dating (Hi @themanoutside), getting convinced that MySpace isn't enough and that signing up to Facebook is actually a good idea, to procrastinating via cartoon sites such as XKCD, SMBC or watching genius at work , to getting excited about the potential of truly excellent, integrated marketing campaigns, to say the possibilities are limitless is an understated cliche.*
My Twitter biog summarises my main topics of interest in which I can claim at least a miniscule amount of knowledge or experience; the most spurious of the claims is "chef" - this would be better placed as gourmand which will change in due course. Once I get around to it.
A great man once said to me "you live your life in distraction". My initial aim of this web space is to share things that interest, inform, entertain or distract me, in the hope that they might at least bemuse, if not excite, you too. There may even be at least a degree of exhibitionism at play here; although I have no specific end destination in mind at the moment I'm enjoying the journey - let's hope I brought enough snacks for the ride!
*note to self - this could make a great cartoon as a timeline of my history - future content tba
This website is currently under construction.
Welcome to the first iteration of Lisa Riemers "online", in my very own domain.
I'm rather excited by this - in fact, I've just finished a celebratory hot chocolate, complete with Riga Black Balsam Cream Liqueur.
Watch this space - there will be more to come soon...


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The Shuswap Farm and Craft Market moves inside for the winter. Find us inside the Centenoka Mall from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm on the first Tuesday and every Friday of the month.
The vendors will be proud to offer a wide variety of produce from the area including organic produce, honey, in season fruits and vegetables, delicious baking and fine, quality crafts, including pottery, woodwork and jewelry.
The summer market is held on Tuesdays and Fridays from 8:00 am to 12:30 pm, April 25-October 10, behind the Centenoka Park Mall.
Every 2 weeks on Sunday from October 5, 2014 to April 26, 2015
The Cannery Farmers' Market returns to Steveston from October to April, inside the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site.
Market dates are: Oct. 5 & 19, Nov. 2, 16 & 30, Dec. 14 & 21, Jan 18, Feb. 1 & 15, Mar. 1, 15 & 29, Apr. 12 & 26, Sundays from 10:00 am-3:00 pm daily.
Come to the all new market to enjoy a cosy atmosphere, fresh food products, and a variety of vendors showcasing products that follow the "make it, bake it, catch it, grow it" credo.
Daily from May 18, 2014 to December 30, 2014
it is a year round local market that features local vendors showcasing local art, craft, food and more.The Markets are on the first & third Sunday of each month.
Daily from May 16, 2014 to December 31, 2014
Local farmers and food producers join us every Wednesday for our weekly Farmers' Market from 11AM-3PM! You can also catch them every Saturday and Sunday! We hope their presence grows and that they will eventually be with us everyday.
Every 2 weeks on Wednesday from January 22, 2014 to April 15, 2015
This may be the only Farmers' Market in BC where all vendors sell organic foods. The vendors offer a wide variety of locally produced vegetables, fruits, beef, dairy products, grains and baked goods.
The market is open every Wednesday afternoon from May through October and continues every second Wednesday from November through April.
Weekly on Saturday from Friday January 18, 2013 to Saturday December 27, 2014
The Port Alberni Farmers' Market is a traditional farmers' market promoting locally grown produce & locally made products from the Alberni Clayquot Regional District. The Market is open year-round & provides a wide assortment of meats, vegetables, fruits & fresh free range eggs. Located in the First Baptist Church gymnasium inon Cherry Creek Road with a breathtaking view of Mt. Arrowsmith, the Market provides a meeting place for old & new friends. Locals & tourists alike can always find a friendly conversation & lots of smiling faces amongst the hustle & bustle that is Market Day.
Weekly on Saturday from Saturday April 4, 2015 to Saturday October 31, 2015
Visitors are treated to exclusively local creations stemming from Salt Spring's unique brand of 'island ingenuity'. Meet artists, food producers, musicians & locals at our lively Saturday Market. An Island tradition that draws visitors from near & far.
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A new easy filling way to enjoy your BBQ
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Carbs: 48.7g | Fat: 6g | Fiber: 3.8g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 319.5
This hearty soup is super easy to prepare but packed with flavor. Change up the flavor by swapping in your favorite sausage.
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chicken breast, marinara, and pasta with melted cheese and red peppers
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My husband's grandmother's cinnamon roll recipe, only healthier. Great for those special occasions like Christmas morning.
Carbs: 32.8g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 2.5g | Calories: 138.1
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This is my homemade chicken noodle soup I hope you enjoy it..
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Carbs: 44.5g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 22.1g | Calories: 290.2
If you love Mexican and are looking for a new way to prepare chicken breast, here it is. It is so delicious and so easy to prepare. Enjoy!
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Carbs: 5.7g | Fat: 5.2g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 26.8g | Calories: 179.4
Very Good 4.6/5
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The nutrition is calculated for cheese only but you can add toppings, veggies are great and can add nutrients without too much callories
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Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 8.7g | Fiber: 2.6g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 194.8
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Delicious and easy to make.
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Carbs: 35.6g | Fat: 13.2g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 19.8g | Calories: 342.7
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my version of a classic (takes roughly 30min from start to finish)
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Carbs: 37.5g | Fat: 14.8g | Fiber: 7.4g | Protein: 15.7g | Calories: 367.5
Incredible! 5.0/5
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Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.2g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 2.9g | Calories: 103.3
Incredible! 5.0/5
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A healthier and easy version of cheesecake
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Carbs: 40.1g | Fat: 13.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 4.9g | Calories: 291.9
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is a great way to get fruit in your deit AND eat your dessert!
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2014-2015 Workshop Series for Music Educators
A collaboration between BAKE, KMI and Anna Maria College:
Earn college credit for attending BAKE workshops!
Saturday, January 10, 2015
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Hidden and Lost Meaning in Children's Folksong with Jeffrey Rhone
Jeffrey Rhone is currently a full-time doctoral student in music education at the Hartt School, where he teaches during the Summer Term. He is a performance expert and scholar on traditional American folk music and balladry. Jeff uses his hand-made auto-harp, dulcimer and banjo to deliver astounding performances, and has taught all levels of pedagogy from pre-k through college.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
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Couldn't make it to the 2015 OAKE Conference? Let us bring highlights of the conference back to you as BAKE members re-present their favorite selections from the conference in Minneapolis. This is a Saturday *Afternoon* Workshop.
This year, we are offering a reduced Season Pass to OAKE members for $40!
To renew your OAKE membership or join for the first time, click here. Be sure to select BAKE as your chapter affiliation.
OAKE Members: $40 for all four workshops
Full-Time Students (with ID): $5 cash per workshop
Non-OAKE Members: $50 per workshop
Retired OAKE Members: $20 for all four workshops
We accept cash and checks on the day of each workshop, or use Paypal to register ahead of time!
All workshops will be held in the Boston University College of Fine Arts Building
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By Train: Take the B-line to the BU West stop
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text: Investors Title Company Company Profile (NASDAQ:ITIC) Tweet Analyst RatingsEarningsDividendsInsider TradesCompany ProfileSocial ActivityToday's Chart Consensus Ratings for Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC) (?) The ratings breakdown includes the most recent rating from each analyst that has rated the stock within the last twelve months. The ratings score is a calculation of the average number of sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: No ratings tracked in the last 12 months.Consensus Rating:N/A (Score: NaN)Consensus Price Target: N/A Analysts' Ratings History for Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage No equities research coverage for this company has been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network Earnings History for Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetailsShare8/4/2014Q214$1.65$33.70 million$33.20 millionViewN/AView 11/4/2013Q313$2.66$32.28 million$33.61 millionViewN/AView 8/5/2013Q213$1.92$23.40 million$33.69 millionViewN/AView 5/6/2013Q113$1.62$22.41 million$26.85 millionViewN/AView 2/19/2013Q4 2012$1.51ViewN/AView 11/6/2012Q312$1.50$26.12 million$32.28 millionViewN/AView (Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Dividend History for Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC)AnnouncedPeriodAmountEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable DateShare11/11/2014quarterly$0.0811/26/201412/1/201412/15/2014 8/12/2014quarterly$0.088/27/20149/1/20149/15/2014 5/22/2014quarterly$0.086/12/20146/16/20146/30/2014 3/3/2014quarterly$0.083/13/20143/17/20143/31/2014 11/11/2013quarterly$0.0811/27/201312/2/201312/16/2013 8/12/2013quarterly$0.088/28/20139/2/20139/16/2013 5/15/2013quarterly$0.086/12/20136/14/20136/28/2013 3/4/2013quarterly$0.083/14/20133/18/20133/28/2013 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trading History for Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC)No insider trades for this company have been tracked by Analyst Ratings Network About Investors Title Company Investors Title Company is a holding company that operates through its subsidiaries, which includes Investors Title Insurance Company (ITIC) and National Investors Title Insurance Company (NITIC). The Company's primary business activity, and its only reportable operating segment, is the issuance of residential and commercial title insurance through ITIC and NITIC. . Additionally the Company provides tax-deferred real property exchange services through its subsidiaries, Investors Title Exchange Corporation (ITEC); Investors Title Accommodation Corporation (ITAC); investment management and trust services to individuals, trusts and other entities through its subsidiaries Investors Trust Company (Investors Trust) and Investors Capital Management Company (ICMC); and management services to title insurance agencies through its subsidiary, Investors Title Management Services (ITMS). Headlines: (11/26) Investors Title Company (Nasdaq: ITIC) to Ring The Nasdaq Stock Market Opening Bell (12/12) Investors Title Company (ITIC) (11/25) Investors Title Company (Nasdaq: ITIC) to Ring The Nasdaq Stock Market Opening Bell Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Financials Industry: Insurance Sub-Industry: Property & Casualty Insurance Exchange: NASDAQ Symbol: ITIC CUSIP: 46180410 Key Metrics: Previous Close: $70.0250 Day Moving Average: $72.7114200 Day Moving Average: $70.7357P/E Ratio: 16.33P/E Growth: N/AMarket Cap: $144.4MCurrent Quarter EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.00 EPS Additional Links: View ITIC on Google FinanceView ITIC on Yahoo FinanceView ITIC's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Investors Title Company on Google Investors Title Company (NASDAQ:ITIC) Chart for Sunday, December, 21, 2014 (Chart Provided by Yahoo Finance)


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One city, two months, eight festivals and a vampire or two: there's just something about Dublin Festival Season (1 September – 31 October).
The Festival: Dublin Fashion Festival; 4-7 September
The lowdown: Welcome to the Dublin Fashion Festival where style advice is served minus the attitude, but with lashings of Dublin charm. On the menu: city centre catwalk shows, free style sessions and more Devil Wears Prada references than you can shake a stick at.
Don't miss: The easy-going buzz around the catwalk shows on Henry Street and Grafton Street
The Festival: Dublin Tiger Fringe Festival; 5-20 September
The lowdown: Theatre. Dance. Comedy. Music. In venues above coffee shops, libraries, pubs and even in nightclubs – you'd be hard pressed to find something that doesn't excite you at the eccentric Dublin Tiger Fringe Festival.
Don't miss: Tumble Circus's Star Man is described as "A divine mix of circus, comedy and cardboard." We're hooked.
The Festival: Mountains to Sea DLR Book Festival; 11- 14 September
The lowdown: Bookworms flock to the coastal town of Dun Laoghaire as MTS welcomes writers from all over the world. Expect Q&A sessions, exclusive extracts, writing workshops and literary tours.
Don't miss: MTS is a family affair, and we particularly like the addition of My Favourite Superheroes with Alan Nolan (Sat, 13).
The Festival: Culture Night; 19 September
The lowdown: In what can be easily described as one of the culture capitals of Europe, Dublin's art galleries, theatres, venues and historic buildings stay open until late one night a year to celebrate this lively, creative city.
Don't miss: The whole thing. It's not just the scope of the places you can visit, it's how late they stay open. We suggest making a list of your must-sees in advance.
The Festival: Dublin Theatre Festival; 25 September – 12 October
The lowdown: Dublin definitely likes a bit of drama. Over 18 days, the Dublin Theatre Festival hosts an eclectic ensemble of local and international drama in the best venues the city has to offer: from the famous Abbey Theatre to the beautifully aged and intimate Smock Alley.
Don't miss: The Mariner, a new work by playwright Hugo Hamilton, is a timely piece focusing on a mysterious Royal Navy seaman's return home after the Battle of Jutland. Is this man who he says he is? Expect twists and turns aplenty.
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The Festival: Hard Working Class Heroes; 2-4 October
The lowdown: Wouldn't it be nice, just for once, to know about the next big thing in music before everyone else? Hard Working Class Heroes is your chance. From Mum & Dad's garage, basements and bedrooms, the bands playing at HWCH are here because they've earned it.
Don't miss: As this nifty video illustrates, Dublin is enjoying a musical golden age right now. If you're missing festivals like this, you're missing out.
The Festival: Open House; 17-14 October
The lowdown: Open House is the ticket to explore all those exotic and eccentric buildings you can usually only walk past. Dig under Dublin's architectural past and present thanks to tours by professionals and enthusiasts for a cost of absolutely… free.
Don't miss: Programme highlights coming soon.
The Festival: Bram Stoker Festival; 24-27 October
The lowdown: Did you know: Bram Stoker was a Dubliner. Dracula's creator worked in Dublin Castle as a clerk, married Oscar Wilde's ex-girlfriend in St Anne's church on Dawson Street, and grew up in the Dublin seaside town of Clontarf (where he has a hotel named after him). The Bram Stoker Festival celebrates the man behind the fangs with films, talks, readings and a scare or three.
Don't miss: Dracula's Basement Spooky Sounds Lab will see the vampire himself raid The Ark (children's art space in Temple Bar) for all of its weirdest musical instruments. The Count will then set up a Spooky Sounds lab in his basement lair to create some hair-raising tunes.
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