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The ability to earn extra income may be one of the most important assets you can have when living in Ecuador.
Having an Ecuador export business is one good way to earn.
Jewelry is one of many Ecuador exports.
Ecuador has evolved as an export center and Roberto Ribadeneira has expanded his export service to create custom export tours that fit each person's schedule and particular desires.
He can arrange for you to meet the artists, designers, creators, craftsmen, wholesalers of products that suit your business ideals and arrange visits of workshops, homes and markets.
Improve the quality of your life, expand your horizons and reduce the tax you pay as you increase asset protection by having an overseas company and overseas income!
Learn how to gain freedom and self fulfillment through an Ecuador export business.
In wood products.
In Ecuador's art.
In jewelry and all types of exports.
This tour goes to the high Andes.
You'll see products from Zuleta where they create handmade "green" cotton-one-of-a-kind tableware, shirts, specialty items.
Here you see them in hand sewn embroidery from the village of Zuleta. In this Andean community near us hand embroidery has been an important form of artistic expression and adornment for centuries. Andean cultures have long boasted superior textiles, far surpassing those of Europe. The weavers of the Andes could produce material with as many as five hundred two-ply woolen wefts per inch compared to one hundred in Europe.
The women of Zuleta are renowned for unique hand embroidered designs and colors. Their styles are so unique they have become a form of cultural identification.
Flowers are popular in Otavalan sweaters as well. Plus the ladies of Intag make flowers from plant fiber.
Roberto is an Ecuador exporter and is our flower supplier. He offers the Ecuadorshop Logistics Service.
Roberto Ribadeneira speaking at our seminar about how he can shop, ship and charge for Ecuador export businesses.
Here is a Ecuador export business lesson from the Texas Rangers.
Texas Ranger badge.
The ultimate form of financial security is to serve in a way you love through your own business.
Improved technology continually makes this easier but increased ability to serve is often hindered by red tape.
Almost everyone has heard of the Texas Rangers. They are the oldest law enforcement body on the North American Continent and have helped bring in many famous criminals like John Wesley Hardin and Bonnie and Clyde.
We were really tickled to hear from a delegate of the Ecuador Export tours that he had sold hundreds of embossed Ecuador leather backpacks to the Texas Rangers and that was just the first order. However it turned out that there was one thing that even these famous lawmen could not overcome…. red tape.
Almost no one has heard of the 106 rules the current administration has passed in the last three years that collectively will cost taxpayers more than $46 billion annually in compliance and lost productivity.
As you'll see below the process of shifting from a small to medium or large Ecuador exporter requires a lot and growing amount of red tape… so much so that it overwhelms even the large Ecuador rose farms.
However there are two rays of sunshine that can help with this problem. The first is the The Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Act (H.R. 4078).
The website of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee wrote a report that says: July 26, 21012 the House Passed the "Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Job Creation Act". Measure freezes new job-killing regulations and streamlines rulemaking process.
(WASHINGTON)—The House of Representatives today passed a comprehensive regulatory reform bill to cut red tape and make the federal rulemaking process more friendly to job creators. The measure included several provisions previously passed by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
"The Obama Administration has issued some 106 rules in its first three years that collectively will cost taxpayers more than $46 billion annually in compliance and lost productivity. This is four times the number of major regulations and five times the cost of rules issued in the prior administration's first three years," Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman Issa said.
"In more than 30 hearings, examinations and public forums, our Committee has heard loud and clear from job creators across the country who tell us that red tape imposed by the federal government chokes economic expansion and hurts job creation. Nonpartisan research surveys report that the American public feels the same way—with an overwhelming majority saying federal regulations are a major reason why the economy is struggling. This bill helps unwind much of this unnecessary red tape and frees entrepreneurs and business owners to do what they do best: create jobs and opportunity," Issa added.
See a link below to The Red Tape Reduction and Small Business Act (H.R. 4078).
This is why we are pleased to introduce the second bit of good small business news, a new benefit for our Export Service delegates.
First, let's look at the red tape to export from Ecuador to the USA.
#1: A US company.
#2: A continuous bond, which has to be purchased each year to be eligible to register to import with the US Customs.
#3: A broker who has a power of attorney authorizing them to handle your imports.
#4: A US bank account to pay US customs department when taxes and duties are due.
Plus if you are selling direct to customers and accepting credit cards, you need:
#1: A verifiable credit history and Social Security number.
#2: A gateway company to process the charges.
#3: A credit card merchant account.
#4: A certified, secure shopping cart.
#5: An annual PCI compliance review and certification
#6: An EIN number provided by the IRS
#7: A sales number issued by the state of Florida.
#8: A Physical US address (PO box not allowed).
#9: Monthly accounting system.
#10: IRS annual sales report.
This along with the 106 new regulations adds so much expense and bother that even the large rose plantations in Ecuador cannot keep up.
Fortunately there is a solution and a special benefit for you if you have an Ecuador export business.
Our import logistic provider sent me this note: Gary, A great new system has developed in Ecuador so that Flower Shops can now order direct from the rose plantations.
The way things have worked is that flower shops received their flowers from a local vendor, who got them from a distributor who got them from an importer, who dealt with a farm.
Or the flower shop purchased them from someone like me who buys them from a farm and ships them by FedEx.
This has expanded our business because in order to sell and import direct into the USA there is an endless list of things to do. (They are described above).
The Ecuadorshop Logistics service provides all these services for exporters in importers into the USA.
The farms can sell to the flower shops but have no way of charging them nor of getting the flowers through customs. Our company does everything for them as their logistics provider.
We charge the buyers credit cards, do the FedEx labels, send the tracking number, deal with customs, pay duties when rehired, use our bond and broker coordinate and pay the rose plantation.
The plantations find that complying with all these requirements is too expensive we do the entire logistic service.
The farm only has to grow, harvest and sell the roses. Our logistics service takes care of everything else.
Every farm I have talked to has signed with me.
I am happy to now provide an even more special exclusive service to your Ecuador Living Club members and export tour delegates.
I can provide our logistics service for Ecuador exports beyond roses.
There are two more very special benefits.
First, our logistics service can pay manufactures in Ecuador.
Second, our service can monitor production and quality and assure timely delivery.
I have met many of your export tour delegates who have found really greet products that they sell really well. However once they return to the US they can't restock unless they return to Ecuador.
If they do reorder but are not present for delivery, they are at the mercy of the manufacturer… which creates a huge quality control problem. These importers get whatever suppliers here send them.
Many don't even try to reorder. They don't know how. They don't want to wire money without seeing the product and being are of delivery.
Many others just have no idea or find that the income is not worth the time, effort and cost of all the red tape.
The good news is that I do not get in-between the importer and buyer either. I set a price for my service and the importer knows his product cost.
Our service is provided for a set fee so the importer knows all costs and can price his product accordingly.
This is a great service that provides every detail for importing products into the USA. We have used this logistics service ourselves for years. One big benefit is that the service can send each product direct to the buyer in the USA. We sell Ecuador roses… charge the customer and deliver the order to our logistics service. Everything else is handled by the service. The tracking notice and the roses are delivered direct to the buyer. The logistics service then charges our credit card and pays the supplier… so no money has to be wired to Ecuador.
The Ecuadorshop Logistics service makes large and medium scale Ecuador exporting possible. Our Ecuador Living Club and the Ecuador export tours make this service possible from smaller businesses. As you can imagine a service of this nature requires substantial set up and personal attention. Normally this would be available only to larger businesses such as rose plantations. Due to the size of our readership… the size limitation for acceptance has been removed. This is an exclusive service available to our Ecuador Living Club members and to the delegates who use our Ecuador export service.
Turning your passion into profit with your own business makes sense in these technological times… if you can outrun growth in red tape. The Ecuadorshop logistic service can help stop red tape from putting your business in the red.
The ultimate form of financial security is to serve in a way you love through your own business. Exporting can be fun and fulfilling as well as profitable. Improved technology continually makes having your own global micro business easier if you can eliminate most of the red tape.
Writer's Camps – Join Us & Learn to Write to Sell
Attend our Writer's Camp in Florida this winter. When you enroll, you start immediately with our online course "Self Fulfilled – How to be a Self Publisher" (normally $299) which we send FREE.Our Writer's Camps help you learn writing to sell… the business of writing and how to publish.
February 13-14-15, 2015 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Super Thinking Writer's Camp, Mt. Dora, Fl. (Normally $799 or $999 for a couple)
My wife, Merri, and I have possibly the smallest… yet one of the highest earning… self publishing company in the world.
Our high earnings come from writing, self publishing secrets we learned and refined over the past 45 years of writing to sell. These secrets have worked so well they have earned extra millions for Merri and me and we share them at our writer's camps..
Our goal at the camps are to help you "Get Started"… but to "Start Small" and maybe like us stay that way… small… tightly focus but highly profitable.
45 years ago I started writing because I was broke. These problems over 40 years ago affected me for life. In fact I am so hung up on this that that Merri and I (we are so thankful that we can) give away money to help create jobs… we have now donated close to a million dollars in our quest to reduce joblessness.
Fortunately we do not have to work for money now. In fact we kinda retired almost 20 years ago. Now we do what we love and that happens to be writing!
Merri and I are writers and self publishers. Merri and I began publishing with no money and little background. We started small! As already mentioned, I was bust and had no background in writing. I did not finish college. Yet we have earned as much as $20,000 for a single day's work… and have earned consistently year in and year out… while we do what we love… because of a few secrets.
Our self publishing business has brought us millions. We own five houses, a farmhouse, six cabins and over 1,000 acres of land. Plus more money than we can spend, in the bank… safe, secure bonds and shares… no mortgages… no credit card bills and zero debt! We always make an annual six figure income but some years we bring in seven figures…over a million dollars. That's because we figured out that the lion's share of income earned from writing goes to the publisher.
Now we write to be self fulfilled… to share what we have gained from living, working, investing and writing all over the world.
We want to share these secrets with you so you can make a strong income and follow your destiny in a way that suits you and that you love.
There is more good news than the money. The secrets we share make working fun. You are your own boss. You gain respect so your ideas are listened to.
Most important you can be self fulfilled as you make the world a better place by writing.
We want the work on your publication to begin right away…. tomorrow even. I'll explain how you can begin right away in a moment.
Now let's get to the important stuff. Our life is less stressed (not stress free – every business has stress) but Self Publishing can be a low stress business… no commuting… choose your own hours… immersed in your passions with like minded souls. Work at home. How refreshing!
Here I am at our Florida home… at work?
Here I am at work in the Blue Ridge. Better than a cubicle for sure!
You can have fun every day doing what you love as you accomplish goals that are important… to you… and are a service to your community.
What do you love? Why not make the kinds of money I've just mentioned publishing your passion and do something good for the world at the same time?
Your passion and self publishing create…magic, wealth, happiness.
Three other things you gain.
#1: Respect. If you are not a recluse like Merri and me, you'll find yourself the center of attention at social events and with your friends and in business because publishing is highly respected.
#2: Power. Everyone wants publishers to distribute good information about them. And everyone fears publishers a bit. The pen IS mightier than the sword!
#3: Protection. Writers are protected by the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. You do not need a license to publish. There is no government watchdog nor do you have bureaucratic red tape involved in publishing. Publishers enjoy almost more freedom than any other occupation because of the Freedom of the Press. This is so powerful because the first amendment is actually a part of the Bill of Rights. Just in case you missed this in school (as most students did including me) here are the exact words of this amendment: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances."
You become the press and you are set free. You cannot get more protection than that.
You can enjoy this wonderful lifestyle. Married, single, rich, poor, in good and bad health, educated and not, travelers and those who want to just stay at home. This is who self publishing works for… those who want a gradual part time improvement in life and those who want to make big enhancements now.
This workshop appeals to anyone who would like to write or publish or both. We will look at how published products can include compilations, catalogues, CDS, interviews. Plus we'll look at how to develop treks, tours, visits, products and services.
For example, you'll see below how one delegate who attended the workshop used her publication to sell real estate.
This course is for individuals and couples. We include those who want their own publishing system together as a family business.
This workshop is not theory. Merri and I share our real time experiences. We start at the beginning over 40 years ago but mainly look at how we earn hundreds of thousands and even millions a year in our exciting lifestyle…right now.
We study and listen to many other self publishers as well. I invite them to our home… to see what ideas we can share and how we can learn from one another.
Self employed, retired, professionals and those who are employed who want to add extra income or who want to change their life entirely will benefit. Previous course delegates have included investors, chiropractors, doctors, dentists, lawyers, architects, other professionals and those who already own their own business and of course retirees.
Which would you rather have… 6% of $10 or 70% of $3?
The math to this question brings an obvious answer and creates opportunity for those who want a writer's life.
Starting with online books allows you to lower price… increase volume and cut out a publisher, distributor and book store who normally absorb up to 88% of the income created by a book.
You can start self publishing with no printing costs, no shelf space, no inventory, no postal delivery. Most of the publishing expenses are eliminated.
The writer keeps 70%.
Amazon keeps 30%.
You gain freedom because you can write anywhere… even part time.
The first step in this process is to focus on a niche and create trust with the readers in that niche.
The eBook revolution makes this entire process easier because Amazon sales can be like prospecting tools.
Some amazing websites and businesses have been and will continue to be built using eBooks. Kindle sales act like a search engine. They are the starting point that attracts the original readers who become the nucleus of your success.
Technology especially favors small publishers today. Portable computers, the internet, wireless access, on demand printing smart phones and electronic readers all create enormous new potential for small publishers.
At the camp you'll learn the importance of writing a lot for your niche. The increased number of publications will allow you to keep your price low, but generate income that keeps you writing as you build inventory so any bigger success can grow in exponential bonds.
You can also self publish at any age. A number of our friends who have used our writers course to self publish are in their 70s and 80s. Yet college students have self published as well.
Small self publishers are in a win – win situation for many reasons. If you love to travel self publishing can help make this possible and… by the way… perhaps turn your trips into a tax deductible expense.
The workshop provides a Path called the seven Ps. They provide a simple, small and easy path for starting your own publishing business.
The writer's camp refines both Merri's and my 40 years of experience into its most essential points. All of us will have to work intensely to cram everything into three days.
This workshop is conducted by Merri and me. These camps are intimate which allows us to personally work with each delegate to assure that all who attend can create their own publication.
February 13-14-15, 2015 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Super Thinking Writer's Camp, Mt. Dora, Fl. (Normally $799 or $999 for a couple)
Our summer and autumn camps last year sold out almost immediately and due to the small numbers we accept we must accept enrollments on a first come – first served basis.
Enroll Here. Single $799 Couple $999
Please note which camp you'll attend in the comments section.
We'll send you an email giving you details and your preparatory assignments for the camp, travel, etc.
We'll set up our line of communications as well as deliver our online Self Publishing course.
We'll send you what you need to get started. We're going to be learning from the first minute, and we want you to be ready.
Get started and work with us and the online course until the camp begins.
Best regards,
P.S. This is a chance to experience the dream life of a writer and self publisher.
We are going to work hard the entire time from now until the camp but the effects of this retreat won't end on day 3. They'll just begin.
One of the finest benefits you gain will be new like-minded friends. Our previous workshop delegates have stuck together…formed support groups and helped each other develop, grow and profit. This is called an "old boys network" in some places. Every major university and educational system has one…this invisible power because "who you know", not just "what you know" works. We'll encourage this so your alumni group can enhance your efforts whenever required.
May I share three final examples of how big, your little self publishing business can become from our workshop?
A long time friend, who had just retired from a 30 year career in the oil industry joined our program. His passion was to learn more about health and looking at the deep, more spiritual aspects of life since he had ended a financially successful career. He has gone on to publishing the leading healthy living magazine where he lives.
Not only was he able to publish 20,000 copies of a 48-64 page magazine on healthy living every month, he was able to meet and work with leading health and spiritual leaders like Deepak Chopra, Dr. Wayne Dwyer and even the Dali Llama. What a thrill.
Michelle Toole, an at home mother, made a fateful decision… to attend our self publishing course.
Michelle was disabled when she took the "Self Fulfilled – How to be a Self Publisher" camp.
She took what she learned from our publishing courses and created her own successful global micro website.
Michelle wrote: "I have some great news, my web site http://healthy-holistic-living.com is now getting on average 2,000 visitors a day! Yup my little one man show web site now gets close to 60,000 visitors each month! The power of the internet is amazing as well as the opportunities. We have said it before but it deserves saying again the internet is truly the great equalizer.
"My web site is at a point now that it is growing without much effort and produces a nice passive income allowing me to continue working on my second site http://home-remedies-and-natural-cures.com and to get my third site up and running. I am also working on various joint ventures with other web sites focusing on helping others start their own web business. I am doing monthly webinars helping disabled individuals start their own business on the Internet and will be starting a coaching club in the new year. The opportunities are only limited by one's imagination.
"Again I can not thank you and Merri enough, I look forward to many great adventures and new experiences in the coming years!"
See dozens more self publishing & writing success stories here.
We share David Cross videos and Skype sessions at the camp.
David has an unparalleled, hands-on marketing experience spanning 25 years in 22 countries for companies and charities large and small. He's guided many companies and individuals to success in business and helped them achieve their marketing goals, both online and offline. He started working with the internet from the getgo and we have been lucky that he helped us start our website in the 1990s. He was also Senior Internet Consultant to Agora Inc. in Baltimore, MD. David worked closely with Agora's publishers and marketers and over an 8-year period helped to propel Agora's online revenues to over $300 Million in 2009 until he came to work with Merri and me full time.
Save the $299 and receive the online course now before you attend the camp.
February 13-14-15, 2015 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Super Thinking Writer's Camp, Mt. Dora, Fl. (Normally $799 or $999 for a couple)
Our summer and autumn camps last year sold out almost immediately and due to the small numbers we accept we must accept enrollments on a first come – first served basis.
Enroll Here. Single $799 Couple $999


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This Week in Canucks Tweets
John Cullen
January 26 2012 11:53AM
Hey everyone, welcome to the newest feature at Canucks Army, This week in Canucks tweets! Every week, I plan on bringing you the best of the Canucks on Twitter, from the reasonable to the totally ridiculous! (okay, mostly ridiculous) If you see a tweet you think should be featured here, get in touch with me @cullenthecomic!
Congratulations on your womanhood, Meg! If going to a Canucks game is what makes you a woman, then that explains what happened to Thomas Drance that one time...
Wolves cruise into Abby, mostly cruise to a win
Patrick Johnston
January 25 2012 04:59PM
With the Wolves boxing out like this, it's no surprise the Heat had a such a struggle getting to the net
(Photo: Jesse Winter)
Switching up the lines in an old coaching tactic, and sometimes it actually works. Tuesday night in Abbotsford was one of those nights, as Wolves coach Craig MacTavish split up groupings of players he'd been leaning on all season. The new combinations he found worked to great effect in a 3-2 win for the Chicago Wolves over the hometown Abbotsford Heat.
Headshots January 25th
Cam Davie
January 25 2012 02:50PM
Oh, God. It's like a car accident. I can't not look at it.
Photo "courtesy" @mattthemascot
Headshots are a Canucks Army feature where we link to the day's freshest news, and other assorted Canucks web-goodies. If you've written a blogpost, produced a tribute video or birthed a clever .gif into existence - please e-mail Thom at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sarah Connors Praises the Canucks
Thomas Drance
January 25 2012 01:58PM
Cory Schneider: the only Canuck player who Bruins Bloggers are willing to praise.
Several week ago the Canucks defeated the undisciplined Boston Bruins 4-3, largely thanks to the punk antics of Brad Marchand. One of our favorite Bruins bloggers is Sarah Connors, who made a bet with Cam Charron prior to that game. The loser of the bet had to write a post extolling the virtues of the opposite team. Sure it was harder to get Connors to pay up than it is to get Tim Thomas to fill out a census form, but no matter, here she is talking about her respect for perennial rival: Cory Schneider.
Hello, Canucks Nation! I'm coming to you today as penance for losing a bet to one of your finest writers, and although it's taken me several weeks to get over the loss compose myself enough to write punch enough Swedes in the face to sate my anger at losing get free from being too busy at work to write a piece telling you all how great your team is (like you don't already know, honestly Cam why do I need to do this again? /hate), here I am, fulfilling my side of the bet. Look how awesome I, a Bruins fan, actually am.
Roberto Luongo is Having Another Stellar January
Thomas Drance
January 25 2012 12:30PM
You can just tell that it's mid-winter in Vancouver. It may not snow in our fair city like it does in much of the rest of the country, but we have our own tell-tale signs that January is in the air, namely the complete absence of "goalie controversy" chatter. The Canucks incumbent starter, Roberto Luongo, is turning in another stellar month of puck-stopping. His routine brilliance in the first month of the year has yet again caused blue-chip back-up Cory Schneider to become stapled to the pine. Schneider may well have plenty of time to work on his commendable debating skills, because Alain Vigneault is likely to ride Luongo's piping hot-hand for much of the next four weeks following the all-star break.

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Authorities moved reporters away from the scene while a Fire Department hazardous materials team swung into action.
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Grosse Pointe Woods,Grosse Pointe Shores
August 23, 2013Hero's welcome for Woods-Shores Little League
By Jason Carmel Davis
C & G Staff Writer
Shirley Rheaume of Grosse Pointe Woods greets her great-grandson, Joey Rheaume, after the team bus arrived home from the Little League World Series.
The Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores Little League team returned home from Williamsport, Pa., after representing the Great Lakes Region in the Little League World Series and was greeted by a crowd of cheering relatives and supporters Aug. 22 at Grosse Pointe Woods City Hall.
The squad was eliminated from the tournament following a 6-5 loss to Urbandale, Iowa, Aug. 17.
The loss put the Woods-Shores squad at 0-2, ending the team's quest for a championship.
The Woods-Shores squad battled back to tighten up the elimination game. Woods-Shores was down 6-0 heading to the bottom of the sixth inning, but plated five runs in the stanza, including a three-run home run by Jack Vyletel to make it 6-5.
The Woods-Shores team lost its opener, 3-0, to Chula Vista, Calif., in seven innings Aug. 16 and was no-hit by Grant Holman. Woods-Shores pitcher Chad Lorkowski allowed just one hit in six innings of work, but was pulled after he hit the 85-pitch mark, which is all that is allowed to starting pitchers in a game. Lorkowski struck out 12 in the contest.
The Woods-Shores team is just the 10th team from Michigan to reach Williamsport in the 66-year history of the LLWS. A squad from Hamtramck won the championship in 1959. Taiwan (17) has the most LLWS titles.


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Report on test coverage (passed program lines)
This functionality does not run in MATLAB.
prog::tcov(Reset) prog::tcov(<stmt>, Write = fname) prog::tcov(Append = fname) prog::tcov(<stmt>, Info, <Summary>, <Lines>, <Hidden>, <Unused>, <All>) prog::tcov(<stmt>, Annotate, <Path = pname>, <Comment = comment>) prog::tcov(<stmt>, Export = fname, <Annotate>, <Path = pname>, <Comment = comment>, <Graphical>)
prog::tcov inspects the data on the statements executed in library code. MuPAD® collects these data if you start the MuPAD engine with the option -t. To set different options for starting the MuPAD engine, use the Arguments field in the Engine dialog.
You can use prog::tcov in two different modes:
With a given first argument stmt, prog::tcov resets all tcov information, evaluates the statement, and shows all debug node passes for this statement during the evaluation. prog::tcov(stmt) clears all information about the debug node passes of current session.
Without the first argument stmt, prog::tcov shows the debug node pass information collected by the MuPAD engine during the whole session.
You can display the logged debug node passes on the screen or export the data to an HTML file. You also can save the data about the debug node passes to a file, which enables you to read or recover a whole session state later.
prog::tcov can produce annotated source files containing the information collected by prog::tcov and the MuPAD source code.
prog::tcov can produce screen outputs.
If you use the Annotate option, prog::tcov creates new files. For some operating systems creating new files might require special permissions.
To use prog::tcov, start the kernel in tcov mode with option -t.
The outputs in the following examples are cropped in this documentation.
The following example shows a short procedure created and called inside prog::tcov. The line numbers correspond to the ones in the Debugger:
f:= // 1 proc(a, b) // 2 begin // 3 if a > b then // 4 return(a) // 5 else // 6 return(f(b, a)) // 7 end_if // 8 end_proc: // 9
prog::tcov returns all the lines passed during the evaluation of f:
prog::tcov(f(2, 1), Info, Lines)
File: /tmp/debug0.5932 Use index: 50% Nodes: 2/4 (0 hidden) Passes: 2 Line 4,0: 1 pass Line 5,0: 1 pass
prog::tcov(f(1, 2), Info, Lines)
File: /tmp/debug0.5932 Use index: 75% Nodes: 3/4 (0 hidden) Passes: 4 Line 4,0: 2 passes Line 5,0: 1 pass Line 7,0: 1 pass
The following example shows the logging of passes during a session. Before running this example, define the function f from Example 1.
If you start the kernel with the option -v, the expose command shows the debug nodes with pass information.
prog::tcov(Reset) resets all tcov information:
prog::tcov(Reset): prog::tcov(Info)
SUMMARY Files : 1 in 1 libraries Nodes : 0/4 (0 hidden) Use index : 0% Passes : 0 (~ 0.00 passes per all nodes)
If you call the function f twice, the number of passes doubles:
f(1, 2): f(1, 4): prog::tcov(Info)
File: /tmp/debug0.5932 Use index: 75% Nodes: 3/4 (0 hidden) Passes: 8 Line 4,0: 4 passes Line 5,0: 2 passes Line 7,0: 2 passes
To see the passes, expose the function f:
proc(a, b) name f; begin // /tmp/debug0.5932:4,0 [4 passes]; if b < a then // /tmp/debug0.5932:5,0 [2 passes]; return(a) else // /tmp/debug0.5932:7,0 [2 passes]; return(f(b, a)) end_if; // /tmp/debug0.5932:9,0 [0 passes] end_proc
You can write the tcov data to a data file:
prog::tcov(Write = "tcov_example.dat"):
To delete the information about the previous passes, use the Reset option:
prog::tcov(Reset): prog::tcov(Info)
SUMMARY Files : 1 in 1 libraries Nodes : 0/4 (0 hidden) Use index : 0% Passes : 0 (~ 0.00 passes per all nodes)
To retrieve the former state, use the Append option:
prog::tcov(Append = "tcov_example.dat"): prog::tcov(Info, Summary)
SUMMARY Files : 1 in 1 libraries Nodes : 3/4 (0 hidden) Use index : 75% Passes : 8 (~ 2.00 passes per all nodes)
Also, you can use the Append option to add the passes:
prog::tcov(Append = "tcov_example.dat"): prog::tcov(Info, Summary)
SUMMARY Files : 1 in 1 libraries Nodes : 3/4 (0 hidden) Use index : 75% Passes : 16 (~ 4.00 passes per all nodes)
The following example presents incomplete pieces of code. Note that you cannot execute this example without additional code lines.
Suppose, you have a source file with the following function:
1: f := proc(a, b) 2: begin 3: if a > b then 4: return(a) 5: elif a = b then return(0) 6: else 7: f(b, a) 8: end_if 9: end_proc:
Before executing this source file, read the commands. After reading commands, all the objects defined in the source file are available in the notebook. Calling the function f several times and creating the annotated source file, you get:
ff(2, 1): // passing lines 3 and 4 f(1, 1): // passing lines 3 and 5 twice // because line 5 has two debug nodes f(1, 2): // passing lines 3, 5, and 7 and // recursively 3 and 4, leave via line 9 // because the statement in line 7 has no return prog::tcov(Annotate)
The annotated source file uses the same path as the source file and looks like this:
// Generated by prog::tcov session 1: f := proc(a, b) 2: begin 3:4 if a > b then 4:2 return(a) 5:2 elif a = b then return( 5:1 0) 6: else 7:1 f(b, a) 8: end_if 9:1 end_proc:
Note that the line 5 contains two debug nodes and appears in two lines. The line splits where the second debug node starts.
For better readability of the annotated source files, use the HTML export.
stmt |
Any MuPAD statement or MuPAD expression |
fname |
A file name given as a string |
pname |
A directory name given as a string |
comment |
Any string |
Reset |
Reset the number of passes at each debug node to 0. |
Write |
Option, specified as Write = fname This option allows you to write the information about all debug node passes of the current session to the file fname. You can use this file for external analysis (see the Algorithms section) or to recover or merge the information collected by prog::tcov (see the Append option). |
Append |
Option, specified as Append = fname Append all information about debug node passes from the file fname to the current session. This option allows you to merge the data generated during several sessions. |
Info |
Display the information about debug node passes. |
Summary |
Display only a short summary. |
Lines |
Display each pass through a debug node. |
Unused |
Display all code lines with debug nodes, including unpassed ones. |
Hidden |
This option allows you to display the hidden debug nodes. A hidden debug node is a node in a procedure with the noDebug option. |
All |
Display unpassed and hidden debug nodes. |
Export |
Option, specified as Export = fname This option allows you to display the debug node passes information in summary for all read source files and for all individual source files. The information is ordered according to the names of the directories containing the source files. Directory names can be folded. You can see the list of all the files of a library below each library name. Each file name presents a link that points to the annotated source file. You can select graphical indices. Each point leads to the related line in the annotated source file. |
Annotate |
This option allows you to rewrite each executed MuPAD source file filename.mu as filename.tcov with an annotation at the beginning of each line. The annotation contains the line number of a debug node and the number of passes of this line, followed by the source code. In text mode the line containing several debug nodes splits so that each line contains one debug node (see Example 3). The new files have the extension '.tcov' instead of '.mu'. See also option Path. If this option is used together with Export, prog::tcov creates the annotated source files as HTML files with the extension .tcov.html. The line colors depend on the passes. |
Path |
Option, specified as Path = pname This option allows you to specify a path pname to the annotated source files and the exported status file. If you do not specify the path, prog::tcov creates the files in the same directory where the source files are. |
Comment |
Option, specified as Comment = comment This option allows you to write the string comment on the first line of each annotated source file (see the option Annotate) or in the header of an exported HTML file (see the option Export). |
Graphical |
Show a graphical index for each source file in an HTML export file. |
To be able to use the prog::tcov function, start the MuPAD engine with option -t. Use the Arguments field in the Engine dialog to set this option.
If you start the kernel using both options -v and -t, the function expose shows information about the debug node and passes (see Example 2).
The functionality of prog::tcov depends on the internal debugger. For details, see the help page for the debug command.
Some special considerations:
If the MuPAD library is read from a tar archive (file lib.tar), prog::tcov excludes from inspection all the files from this archive. The output of prog::tcov also includes the call of prog::tcov itself and some other MuPAD utility function passes.
prog::tcov counts only the lines containing a "debug node".
When called with the option Write or the option Append, prog::tcov creates a data file using the following format: "filename":fileindex:. For each read MuPAD source file, "filename" is the name of the source file and fileindex is a numerical index. For temporary files, the index is negative:
The colon separates the first and the second parts:
For each debug node, fileindex corresponds to the first part, line and column determine the start of the debug node in the source file, hidden is 1 for hidden nodes, otherwise 0, passes is the number of passes, unused is an empty and currently unused string.


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It's been over a year since since my last blog post. My old Social Media Marketing professor @iannarino would be wildly disappointed with me. Hopefully you've been keeping up with me on my various social media pages while I've been neglecting the blog. I've got some new updates for you today however, and I've got plans to update the blog more often in the future!
New Music from Chris & Matt
After a successful final recording session at the Bosca Studios, production of the January Project EP finished up in February of this year. Shortly thereafter I began working on an EP with Matthew Morgan, a singer-songwriter who grew up in my hometown of Massillon, OH and is now living, working and performing in Chicago. This record has been a blast to work on thus far, and it's had me doing everything from the engineering to playing drums and percussion. When we needed some other guitar parts added to the album, my first thought was to ask Chris if we could record those tracks at his studio. He not only let us do that, he wrote and recorded some of his own new parts for a few tunes! This led to a wonderful friendship between Matt and Chris, and Chris invited us to open up for the CD release party for The January Project EP back in September.
Random Acts of Music
While Matt was in town to play for the January Project release party, he and I also did an acoustic set at the Geisen Haus in North Canton for a special benefit for Sharon Budd, a local teacher who was severely injured when a rock thrown from an overpass smashed through her windshield while riding on the interstate. We then capped off that weekend by meeting up with a new friend and colleague Henry J, host of Random Acts of Music. We filmed an episode of RAM with Henry at the Lion's Lincoln Theater in downtown Massillon, which was really special for me as I grew up attending movies and shows there. The full episode has been airing on local cable channels, and can also be found online here, below is a clip from the show of a tune called "Lost at Sea" which will be on the EP that Matt and I are working on.
One exciting venture I've gotten into recently is working on several podcasts. One of those in particular is with Christian Howes, who I've been working with for some time on various different projects. His Creative Strings Podcast launched last month, and it features interviews about performing, recording and music business. You can find it on iTunes and Stitcher, as well as Soundcloud.
Working on his and other podcasts got me really thinking about starting my own and as fate would have it, Henry J recently started an internet radio station called randomactsofradio.com. While I don't have any final plans laid out, I'm going to start a podcast featuring engineers, producers and artists talking about the recording industry. I'll also probably throw in some gear reviews and home recording tips for all of you out there that are interested. Like I said, the plans aren't finalized, but the show will be broadcast on randomactsofradio.com, and then will be syndicated here and on iTunes a couple days later as a podcast. If you have any ideas for what I should call the show I'd be happy to hear them! Also if you'd like to be interviewed for the show feel free to drop me a line.
One of my other big projects this year has been expanding my video capabilities. I've done several more weddings, a multitude of videos for Soundwaves and several other projects. Here's a video from the January Project CD release that I shot (and then mixed and edited the next morning!).
Working with The Beatles
Okay so I may have deceived you there, I didn't magically reanimate John Lennon and George Harrison and get them back together. No I'm not even working on a project using their old tapes (Although Paul if you're interested hit me up!) I have however been touring as the Front of House engineer for the Beatles Tribute band Hard Days Night. If you're a Beatles fan (and let's face it, who isn't?) be sure to check them out. These guys put on an awesome show that spans from the beginning of Beatlemania all the way through Sgt. Peppers and the studio years. Decked out in full costume with classic instruments, Hard Day's Night takes you right back to Shea Stadium in 1965. Be sure to check out their schedule to see when we're in your area next!


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You wouldn't think so by the way the stock has performed in 2014. For the year to date YHOO, at around $35, is down nearly $11% and down 13.5% from the 52-week high of $41.57.
Yahoo! owns 24% of Alibaba, which will launch its initial public offering in the second half of September. The Web portal will now sell 140 million shares at Alibaba's market debut, down from an originally planned 208 million. Once Alibaba shares go public I predict the company's market value will quickly soar to between $150 billion and $180 billion.
By the end of September 56% of Yahoo!'s market valuation will be cash, suggesting that its business operations are only worth $16 billion. That seems absurd to me, especially when you look at the company's key financial metrics.
With net operating cash flow of over $357 million in its latest quarter, manageable debt, gross profit margin of 83% and trailing 12-month revenue of more than $4.6 billion, it appears shares of Yahoo! are priced too low. So if you want to benefit from the impending Alibaba IPO, the best move you can make it to ask for an allotment from your broker-dealer. Yet, as anyone who has attempted to get IPO shares of a "hot" company knows, your chances are slim to none. So what's the second best way to benefit from the debut of Alibaba? The answer may be Softbank (SFTBY) which owns more than 30% of Alibaba. Softbank also owns 42% of Yahoo! Japan. Yahoo! owns about 35% of Yahoo! Japan, that nation's biggest Internet portal. When all is said and done, my opinion is investors in the U.S. will experience a better Alibaba payday with Yahoo! than with Softbank. Before explaining, take a look at this one-year price chart of YHOO along with two important financial metrics. YHOO data by YCharts The company's quarterly net income and its year-over-year revenue growth raise some red and orange flags. No wonder shares have been stuck in a narrow trading range during the last five months.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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For those of you who are always looking to do something new with the fly rod, I was wondering what goals you have for yourself this year, re: warm-water fishing. For me, I typically try and pursue a new species each year. Not necessarily new as in never-caught, but something I'm wanting to actually learn more about, catch in different and challenging situations, etc. For the past few years it's been pike. I've still yet to completely figure that one out, particularly spring time fishing, and getting the larger ones to commit to the bite. Another goal I have is to catch a Montanan freshwater drum on the fly. I don't know ANYTHING about this, so I thought that might be a fun challenge. Allegedly, there's freshwater drum in a stretch of Missouri river only about five hours from me. I'd also like to pursue bass more. I tend to pass bass up over pike. But I'm gonna try and rethink that. Lastly, I need to learn how to use a spinning rod or a baitcaster. I haven't used one since I was eight. It's kinda silly that I don't at least keep one in the boat for shits and giggles (and to probably catch a ton more pike than I do. . .). What are your goals? Oh, and I got the year's skunk off last night!
As someone who did this very thing, I can tell you it's totally worth it. The spinning rod saved some trips and made others exponentially more fun.
My goals: -Don't fall in the river (again). -Don't stick another steelhead fly in the back of my hand or ear! -Don't leave gelcoat on every rock in the river! -Don't zig when I should zag.
Since I have not caught a bass on a fly I'll start there, first a largemouth then a smallmouth ( or which ever comes first). Then I would love to catch a carp on a fly. that should be enough to keep me busy.
Spend more time fishing. I figure that's my best chance at doing more catching! Funny how that works...
I set myself up with a 9' 9wt outfit for SW. I grew up in Massachusetts and also lived on the coast of RI and have never fly fished for Stripers so, I would like to hit the Chesapeke Bay for Stripers. I would also like to take a trip to Florida to fish for Tarpon. I would like to do these two things without my wife. Don't get me wrong, I love being with her and really enjoy being in her company but, I need man time. HELP!
Carp. Found out recently there are carp to be had in a lake not too far away... If you haven't tried yet, get some big uglies and chase the bass on top-water. Its a blast!
This year, I will focus on being a smallie proficient fisher and enter the realm of muskie/pike. With sadness, my profession is pulling me dragging and screaming to the twin cities. People brag about 14" browns in MN when I can pull a 24" fish out of standard WA waters. My focus has to change. I thinks smallies are great. Muskies and pike would be new species. I think Muskies will have to replace my passion for lings. Trout will be like fishing the snoqualmie forks, you give up size for enviroment, I hope. So I've tagged some nice carp in the twin cities. My goals will have to be to become a jedi smallie fisher on fly and enter the world of muskies. Joe
Man I'd love to fish the upper midwest. I don't think I could live there, but there are so many fish to fish for there! Coming from the NW, you might at first frown on midwest steelheading, which is nothing more than trout fishing for large, very strong trout! I had a couple seasons fishing GLakes steelhead and salmon and had a blast those winters. And the pike fishing! Jesus, there is SO much water in that area! I just added a fish to my to-do list, the bigmouth buffalo. I guess we got em here in the Missouri. Looks like several Star Wars characters wrapped up into one.
My goal this year is not to hook myself even once.... And to pick up a pike or redfish on the fly if I get the chance.


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Want a sexy boy-racer that's affordable, a barrel of fun to drive when it grows horns but also has a gentlemanly, fuel-sipping side and a ride comfortable enough to make it a pleasant daily commuter..?
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Eye-catching design tweaks, lots of fancy new technology, upgraded engines and the addition of a new nine-speed transmission are some of the features Mercedes-Benz has added to its CLS to make it one of the most desirable four-door luxury coupés on the road.
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The Toyota Corolla has been one of South Africa's favourite cars for many years and when the Japanese carmaker decided to trim some fat (and rands and cents) off its previous Corolla and to rebadge it as the Corolla Quest, it struck gold.
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The race is on as the 11 finalists head down the main straight towards the chequered flag to decide the winner of the coveted title of 2015 South African Car of the Year.
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New engines and transmissions and a whole spectrum of added fancy features, including an eye-catching new R-Design interior and body trim, are signature features of the latest Volvo XC60 range.
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Bring your friends or your sweetie and join us for our next dance on Saturday, February 14th.
We will be having a special waltz workshop at 6:30, so come early!
Live Music: A Scottish Heart
Caller: Chela Sloper
Admission is $9 a person $25 maximum for families
*** Sweetheart Special for Couples on February 14th!***
Children 10 and under are free but must be accompanied and supervised by a paying adult.
Our dances are located at The Boys & Girls Club of Central Oregon 500 Northwest Wall Street.
This is an alcohol and smoke-free venue. Clean, soft-soled shoes are appreciated. Dances in Bend are held on 2nd Saturdays autumn through spring.
Contra dancing comes to us from New England where it's been popular since the 1800's. In a contra dance, couples dance in lines with moves prompted by a caller. If you've ever done square dancing you may recognize some of the moves.
What you need to know about our dances:
Beginners of all ages are welcome – Come with a partner, with friends, or by yourself. Contra dance is a social dance and you will be dancing with a partner and others around you. Don't be afraid to ask people to dance- people may ask you to dance also. If you've never been to a contra dance (many of the dancers on any night are beginners), we STRONGLY recommend the beginners warm-up at 7:00pm when we run through most of the basic moves you'll need to know. The regular dancing starts at 7:30pm.
Each dance is taught with a walk-through before the music starts. During the evening we'll do several contras, a circle mixer, a waltz or two, there may even be a square dance thrown into the mix. The music will be provided by a live band – great local talent from Bend or from the greater Pacific Northwest area playing celtic jigs and reels, old-time Southern fiddle tunes, and newer compositions by talented contra musicians, bands usually consisting of a fiddle, mandolin, and guitar or piano. It's guaranteed to make you want to move your feet!
If you would like our contra dance reminders, please send contact information to firstname.lastname@example.com so that we can add you to our mailing list.
Our events are open to everyone!
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text: As a junior member of Medicare, I've lived long enough to see what I feel is the last gasp of a once-great country that was based on Christian principles no matter what our current president says. My America was a place where people from around the world came to this land legally, learned the English language and felt blessed to be in our country, i.e., the land of the free and the home of brave; one nation under God and all the rest of that glorious stuff that seems to be a thing of the past. For those with an open mind, America was founded on Christian principles and I reiterated that term for this reason: The Muslim world and our president's push to "educate" America on the need to include the Muslim world in such things as the NASA program. What? Since when has America become dependent on other nations for its greatness? In all honestly, I'm very tired of our President traipsing around the globe apologizing for America's "missteps" as if we Americans have something to be ashamed of. Perhaps the President should "visit" Tom Hank's "Saving Private Ryan" flick to give himself a quick lesson of what America is all about and most importantly, how many young lives were given long ago to allow our president to spout off the way he does. In short, I'm an American of French decent and to date I have NOT demanded to be called a European American and neither has any other ethic group from Europe because we see ourselves as plain old Americans, period. If I felt the need to be called a European American, I'd probably go back to Europe and badmouth America for not bowing to my ethic needs while being a guest in their country. As I witness our government tear the American Constitution to shreds and do its best to rip God out of our daily lives, I hold fast to the principal that God gave me a brain to know the difference between good and evil and the adrenalin to back it up if the need arises. Freedom is NOT free and to those who detest violence in any form, know that you live in a plastic world and it if wasn't for those brave individuals, some of whom gave their lives for our country, you wouldn't be here to sound off, period. Again, freedom is NOT free. God bless America despite its detractors. Fran LaFreniere Chicopee |


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7 All her carved images shall be beaten to pieces, all her wages shall be burned with fire, and all her idols I will lay waste, for from the fee of a prostitute she gathered them, and to the fee of a prostitute they shall return. | 7 All her idols will be broken to pieces; all her temple gifts will be burned with fire; I will destroy all her images. Since she gathered her gifts from the wages of prostitutes, as the wages of prostitutes they will again be used." |
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text: Website: www.lecastlevania.com In 2007, Le Castle Vania joined forces with So Sweet Records and hasn't looked back. Now a headline artist, having played prime slot at both Electric Daisy Carnival + Nocturnal Festival along with a sold out show at the Glasshouse in Riverside, Le Castle Vania is touring Asia, Australia and playing the European festival market. |


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11 [Speaking] through Nebuzaradan, captain of the guard, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon gave orders concerning Jeremiah, saying: | 11 Now Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon had given these orders about Jeremiah through Nebuzaradan commander of the imperial guard: |
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At first the Piazza Italia These Are Our Models ad campaign seems to follow a similar direction set out by brands like Dove. It uses 'real people' as models, but instead of focusing on their 'real' beauty, this campaign hones in on their accomplishments. For instance, student and journalist Eloisa Morra fights gender discrimination on a national and international level while soccer player Fabio Piscane revealed his refusal of 50,000 euro to fix a game, which launched an investigation into soccer betting. Thus, the Piazza Italia These Are Our Models campaign focuses on role models, not real people or models.
The ad campaign was created by Diaframma, an ad agency based in Florence, Italy. It was art directed by Stefano Ginestroni with photography by Carlo Furgeri Gilbert.


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Abandon the Primal Eating Plan?
Posted By Worker Bee On October 10, 2008 @ 8:41 am In Diet,Health,How To,Hype,Nutrition,Research Analysis | 27 Comments
Though we faithfully subscribe to an evolutionary model of living, eating, and exercising – the Primal Blueprint [7] – we still live in a decidedly modern world fraught with all the inconveniences, global upheavals, and politics it entails. Authentically living like Grok is already tough without access to ample wild vegetation, big game as far as the eye can see, and daily incidentals that put our survival skills to the test, but the recent worldwide economic downturn makes things even harder for most people. Maybe we can't afford organic veggies from the co-op anymore. Maybe we've had to pick up an extra job and we simply don't have time to prepare healthy meals using whole foods anymore. And stress from watching your 401k dwindle down to near-nothingness can make that drive-thru look pretty attractive. Polls suggest that the economic troubles weigh heavily on the public, and our common reaction is to let our health suffer. It's easy to go for cheaper, processed foods when, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average price of food has jumped 7.5% in the last year alone.
Maintaining the Primal Blueprint in the face of the economy is possible, though.
From time to time MDA receives press/media releases in the hopes that we'll cover their story. A recent media release [8] sent our way offers suggestions for healthy eating in these difficult times. Unfortunately, we don't think their wallet-sparing tips are anything to write home about for the public at large, let alone MDA readers. You might start seeing their (scientists and dietitians from Ohio State University Medical Center) recommendations floating around the net, so we thought we'd act preemptively and offer some counter-suggestions.
Here's our take. Share yours in the comment boards!
Buying meat, especially organic meat, can be an economic impossibility in a recession. The media release suggests we limit ourselves to a playing card-size of meat per serving, which fits nicely into the traditional food pyramid, but what of the more carnivorous Primal masses? What are we to eat, if not healthy portions of meat? Healthy animal proteins and fats are a significant portion of the Primal eating plan, and removing them altogether simply isn't feasible for our readers.
Then again, in the face of lowered wages, unemployment, and a credit market in stasis, buying organic meat isn't exactly feasible either. One of our favorite options is canned seafood. Canned tuna is generally affordable, packed with protein, and wild-caught. Plus, tuna is easily adaptable – use it in salads, lettuce wraps, or simply straight out of the can. Canned sardines are another excellent option. Sardines are fairly cheap too, and they contain tons of healthy omega-3 fish oil (protein, too).
Another option is to buy wholesale from a farm. If you find the right place, you can get excellent quality (even grass-fed) at cut-rate prices (relative to specialty grocery store prices, at least). For those of you who were already buying grass-fed buffalo steaks for $25/pound at Whole Foods, you'll welcome the price difference (as low as $7/pound).
Cheaper than fresh tomatoes, the canned variety can also provide healthy filler for otherwise sparse dishes. The media release suggests adding canned tomatoes to nearly every meal, which is generally sound advice. Tomatoes are packed with nutrients, and the canned varieties are good substitutes for fresh ones (just watch the sodium content). But they also suggest using tomatoes in making pasta sauces. Sauces, full of garlic, herbs and spices, are amazing. We fully support the use of sauces. Sauces in conjunction with pasta, though? No thanks. Pasta may be a cheap substitute for real food, but the unhealthy carbs and subsequent glycemic impact simply aren't worth it.
They do suggest we add vegetables, like broccoli and carrots, to make the pasta go a bit longer and pack a bit more nutrient punch. This is a great start. We suggest forgoing the pasta altogether and opting for a "pasta" dish made up entirely of vegetables (and meat, if you can swing it). It's not quite pasta, but it's healthy, filling, and affordable.
Short story: eat canned tomatoes and watch the salt content, but don't use them for pasta.
Ah, beans and oatmeal – the favorite foods of post-apocalyptic survivors. Beans and oats are definitely hardy and can probably withstand a nuclear holocaust, but let's face it: we're not quite there yet. The study touts beans as a high-protein meat replacement, which is technically true. Beans and legumes do contain protein, and vegetarians often use them to replace meat. And oats are cheap and easy. But the Primal Blueprint is an omnivorous lifestyle that shuns legumes and grains for their hidden toxins and reliance on heavy processing. If you're committed to the Primal lifestyle, a far better calorie-dense option is a handful of nuts.
So, unless the situation becomes so dire that neo-punk barbarians are marauding across the land in a mad dash for all the almonds, walnuts, and pecans they can find, stay away from beans and oatmeal.
The media release suggests going generic. We support this, but only when the foods are Primal in nature (don't go buying the store-brand version of Fruit Loops or soda or anything). Condiments, oils, spices, and seasonings: none of these really need to be organic or name-brand, so have at them. When you're pinching pennies and budgeting for everything, a few extra dollars tacked onto some mostly inconsequential items will add up very, very quickly.
We've tackled this topic in previous posts, but as the situation grows ever more dire, they need to be looked at again. To rehash:
Frozen veggies – These will store in your freezer for up to a year, they're just as nutritious as the fresh versions, and frozen organic is usually cheaper than fresh organic.
CSA – Buying a share in a farm can get you fresh, organic vegetables and meat at a fraction of their regular prices. Plan ahead, though, because these things sell out quickly!
Coupons – Scour the newspapers (alt weeklies and national papers alike) for paper coupons, or even call companies direct and ask for coupon books. You'd be surprised at how successful this can be. Also, check out online coupons [9].
Pick your spots – Go organic when it's absolutely necessary. Meat, eggs [10], and soft-skinned (or fruit/veggies with permeable skins) veggies and fruits should be organic. If it has a tough outer layer, chances are you can safely eat the conventionally farmed variety.
Cut back – As we said before, don't buy premium, organic condiments. That aged goat cheese? Hold off on it. The 71% free-trade pure cocoa dark chocolate bar from Venezuela? Save the three bucks. These things will add up, and, quite frankly, you'd be better off spending the money on some organic eggs or vegetables.
Share your tips in thoughts in the comment boards and check out the links below for more ideas.
3 Budget Friendly Healthy Foods Tips [11]
Healthy Eating on a Budget [12]
Cheap Meat Round II: "Thrift Cuts" [14]
How to Eat Healthy on a Budget [15]
Affording Organics [16]
Urban Gardening [17]
How to Eat Healthy and Save Money [18]
My Paleo Kitchen: 10 Money Saving Tips [19]
Modern Forager: "You'd Have to Be a Millionaire to Eat Like That" [20]
Get Rich Slowly – Unit Pricing: Get More Food for Less Money [21] and The Grocery Game [22]
That's Fit: Are You Eating Out Less? [23]
Dumb Little Man: Red Alert – Save Money on Your Next Shopping Trip [24]
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[13] Dear Mark: Cheap Meat?: http://www.marksdailyapple.com../../grass-fed-meat-options/
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[18] How to Eat Healthy and Save Money: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/how-to-eat-healthy-save-money/
[19] My Paleo Kitchen: 10 Money Saving Tips: http://mypaleokitchen.blogspot.com/2008/06/10-money-saving-tips.html
[20] Modern Forager: "You'd Have to Be a Millionaire to Eat Like That": http://www.modernforager.com/blog/2008/06/03/youd-have-to-be-a-millionaire-to-eat-like-that/
[21] Get Rich Slowly – Unit Pricing: Get More Food for Less Money: http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2008/06/05/unit-pricing-get-more-food-for-less-money/
[22] The Grocery Game: http://www.getrichslowly.org/blog/2007/08/23/the-grocery-game/
[23] That's Fit: Are You Eating Out Less?: http://www.thatsfit.com/2008/09/25/are-you-eating-out-less/
[24] Dumb Little Man: Red Alert – Save Money on Your Next Shopping Trip: http://www.dumblittleman.com/2008/09/red-alert-save-money-on-your-next.html
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I tend to follow things pretty well. But my cousin had the most amazing mindf**k ever.
We were watching The Prestige, and at the end (i'd already seen it) i was up beside the TV gettin a drink when i looked back during the "ressurection" scene and my cousin had the most hillarious OMFG WTH just happened look i have ever seen in my life.


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Published April 04, 2011
For when you feel like your head is too stationary...
Ten tracks including music by Alborosie, Bassnectar and Rusko
DUBSTEP v. 2.0 by rememberthissam
It's S&M for your ear canal, seeming so wrong but feeling so right.
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For when you feel like your head is too stationary.
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When you need life to slow down.
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Seventeen tracks including music by Crystal Method, DJ Chuckie and David Guetta.
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For your home and office, this Natural Cherry Finish File form Bush Furniture is perfect one. With two box drawers and one file drawer, it includes with casters for easy mobility. It fits for any 36", 48", 60" and 72" desks with 10 years of warranty.
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If sasquatch and Slayer had a slow learning love child you would get me. I am gorilla and it has nothing to do with the show Guerilla Radio. It is much more about the way I carry myself. I am a big and hairy guy. I have the subtlety of a rhino in a china shop. If gorillas could listen to any genre it would be metal. Just think of all the bad ass gorilla movies. There is King Kong, Kongo, and the most metal gorilla movie of all time, the Mighty Joe Young!!!
1. When the Zombie apocalypse occurs, what would be in your survival pack? I'm glad we are finally admitting that this is a full on reality, not just a possibility. I would pack an arsenal of firearms for protection, lots of water and food, and a massive collection metal CD's. (Zombies don't like metal, they told me once)
2. If you had enough money to retire, what would you do with all your free time? I would travel to an abandoned forest somewhere and live amongst the forest wildlife. Nothing there can tell me to turn down my music, or to eat my veggies, or make my bed.
3. When was the last time you tried something new? What was it? One time I tried to learn how to crochet. I shortly realized that crocheting isn't for people with fat fingers and ADHD. Crocheting totally sucks….
4. You woke up tomorrow, and realized you had a super power! What would it be? I would want the ability to understand what women actually mean to me when they say things. The whole "do these pants make my butt look big" and the "Do whatever you want" get me into way more trouble then it should.
5. What movie are you looking forward to seeing the most this year? I'm a big time horror movie buff. The up and coming movies I'm the most excited about are 31, 7500, Annabelle, and Asylum.


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brilliant holiday in Tomar the campsite was perfect very clean . The hosts Linda and Carlos could not have been friendlier . It was peaceful and a great base for a holiday . Great pool and a really clean and well equipped campsite . Thank you for helping to make a great holiday
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