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A Geek In Paradise
I had been to Fermilab only the year before, but when the invitation came from Dan Yocum to meet at Fermilab's facility outside Chicago, how could I refuse? I am a geek at heart.
Fermilab is short for "Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory", located in Batavia, Illinois. It occupies a parcel of land about three miles on each side (see Figure 1), and houses several accelerator rings which generate (in a very concentrated space) amounts of power greater than those found in the sun or any other place in the galaxy, much less on the face of the earth. They use these fantastic amounts of power to collide various particles at extremely high speed in the search for the basic building blocks of the universe.
In ancient days, various philosophers stated that we would eventually find the "smallest particle", and for a while this was considered to be the atom. In the relatively recent days of discovering nuclear energy, it was recognized that the smallest particle was not the atom, but made up of various other parts such as protons, neutrons and electrons. (Students of physics, please have mercy on me as I try to explain this in words that most readers will understand.) During the last quarter of a century, more and more physicists began to believe there were even smaller particles making up the protons, called quarks and gluons. Quarks (having nothing to do with a resident of Deep Space Nine) are thought to have six different types, and in 1994 the last of these Quarks, the "top quark", was discovered at Fermilab. Unfortunately, the top quark exists for only a very short (10 -24 seconds) period of time, so it is very hard to collect data on it, particularly when it is seen only six times in a given year of running the accelerator. Therefore, Fermilab decided to increase the size and power of its accelerator, so it could see anywhere from 20 to 300 times the number of quarks. Unfortunately, this would take anywhere from 20 to 300 times the amount of power and generate 20 to 300 times the amount of raw data to be seen by the collectors, meaning 1,000,000MB of data would be generated every second. Yes, that is one million megabytes of data per second.
Of course, storing that much data would be very difficult, but fortunately Fermilab had determined they would be able to filter the information and store a smaller subset of it (only 18 to 100MB of data per second) for later analysis. To do this, they would have to increase the power of their computing systems significantly, and their former model of using expensive workstations in a workstation farm would not have been affordable. Enter Linux.
Last year, when people from Red Hat Software and I visited Fermilab while attending Spring Comdex, I was lucky enough to meet G. P. Yeh, a big fan of Linux and one of the physicists who discovered the top quark. He was kind enough to take us on a short tour of the Fermilab facilities and explain the role of Linux within Fermilab. He explained they investigated Linux and proved that inexpensive PCs running Linux could do the job more than adequately for a price they could afford. They estimated they would need about 2,000 CPUs working together.
This year, when Dan Yocum heard that Linus Torvalds was speaking at Spring Comdex, he enlisted my help in convincing Linus to make a separate trip to Fermilab to speak to the physicists and their families. This did not take much convincing, since Linus has an interest in math, physics and science.
We met at the hotel where Linus was staying, and with a small group of Linux supporters (see Figure 2), drove to Fermilab. It is quite interesting to approach Fermilab, since the land around the accelerator is flat, with only the main building (see Figure 3) rising up from the ground to any height. It would definitely be a great scene for a science fiction movie. We parked the car, went inside and met Dr. G. P. Yeh (who everyone calls "G.P.").
G.P. took us on an extended tour, beginning with the top floor of the main building, looking out over the collider rings. "As far as you can see in every direction is Fermilab", G.P. said. It was an impressive sight. He then took us to see the collider detectors (see Figure 4)—"It weighs only 100 tons and cost about 100 million dollars." Finally, we visited the computer room, where the Linux Farms were going to be placed (see Figures 5 and 6). Fermilab calls their systems "Farms" rather than Beowulf systems. They have master machines that delegate the work to many slave processors, connected by high-speed networking and switches. They are not planning on buying the 2000 CPUs until very close to the time they need them. After all, prices keep dropping and capabilities keep increasing, so why not wait until the last moment to get the best "bang for the buck"?
After the tour was over, we went to the main auditorium where Linus gave his talk. For those of you who have heard Linus give a speech, you know he does not like to talk with prepared slides, but instead gives a short prepared talk, then answers questions. This night was no different, other than the topic and complexity of the questions. It was obvious from the questions asked that the audience had more of a computer science bent than other, more general audiences. Questions regarding symmetric multi-processing and the reality of distributing interrupts over multiple CPUs entered the air.
After a significant amount of time answering questions and signing autographs, our little troupe went to the home of Jeff Gerhardt to enjoy pizza and "refreshments". We were greeted by smoke rolling out of the front door, reminding everyone it is best to take the pizza out of the box before warming it in the oven. When the smoke died down, some interesting home brew made its way to the front, and everyone enjoyed the pizza and brew (see Figures 7 and 8).
I love this type of computing where people push the envelope of what the human mind can conceive, and I thank the government of the United States for helping to fund such a quest.
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During his fellowship, Nathan worked in Dr. Shahab Asgharzadeh's lab, where he did translational research in medulloblastoma. After finishing his training here, he went on to complete a one-year pediatric neuro-oncology fellowship at Children's Hospital Boston. He is currently a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School, where he is working on clinical trials for children with poor-prognosis brain tumors.
"My training at Children's Hospital Los Angeles provided me with all of the tools I needed for a career in pediatric hematology/oncology. I was mentored by and worked side by side with some of the most well-respected oncologists and hematologists in the world, who were clearly committed to my education and success. In an environment that was at once both highly demanding and incredibly supportive, working with a wonderful multidisciplinary team, my co-fellows and I took care of children with just about every diagnosis imaginable. What some fellows may have learned from a book, we learned on the ward."
Now an attending at St. Jude's Children's Hospital. Her laboratory research focus is on leukemias.
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For Immediate Release September 3, 2005 Contact: Pam Joseph at (419) 995-8284 Conference aims to expand horizons of young girls in science, math and technology Northwest Pilot Stephanie Johnson to speak The Ohio State University at Lima will host the Expanding Your Horizons Through Math, Science and Technology Conference from 9:00 a.m.-3:20 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005. The conference is a fun-filled day intended for girls in 7th and 8th grade, their parents and teachers. "The goal of the camp is to offer the young women of our community an opportunity to interact with professional women from all over the state of Ohio," said Lynn Trinko, director of the EYH conference. "The day camp will give them chances to work side by side with women professionals doing hands-on activities." Participants will be able to choose from a variety of workshops. Some of the available topics will include Move Into Physics, Surf's Up! Internet Research Workshop, CSI-LIMA, Investing ABC - Test the Waters of the Stock Market, Glaciers – Rivers of Ice, and Math? In Quilting? Visit the EYH website for a complete listing at lima.osu.edu/events/EYH. The keynote speaker is Stephanie Johnson, the first and currently only black female serving as a pilot for Northwest Airlines. She will talk about "A Woman's Place? On the Flight Deck." A complete list of workshops and registration materials will be available in the schools the first week of school. Registrations will be due September 9. Young women who will be seventh or eighth grades in Autumn 2005 are eligible for the camp. The cost for the day is $10.00 per child and includes workshop supplies, morning and afternoon snacks, lunch and a T-shirt. Workshops will be limited to 15 students per class. The camp has slots for 100 participants and they will fill up fast. Please register early! The Expanding Your Horizons Conference is made possible by a grant from the Office of the President at Ohio State. The Expanding Your Horizons grant proposal successfully competed with others from Ohio State regional campuses. The proposals had to show how the project would contribute to the University's Outreach and Engagement or Diversity goals and the Academic Plan. To volunteer or for information, contact the Office of Continuing Education at (419) 995-8863 or Lynn Trinko at email@example.com. ### |
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Close to half the children in Tower Hamlets are living below the poverty line according to figures released this week by the Campaign to End Child Poverty.
The borough topped findings with 42 per cent of young people considered to be among the poorest in the country.
Six of the 20 most deprived local authorities in the UK were in London with Newham placed third highest in the capital and 13th nationwide with 32 per cent.
Labour MP for East Ham Stephen Timms warned government reforms due to come into effect this year would only fuel the crisis.
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I used to use the Light Hydrating Lotion and had great results with it, but did not like the fact that it had mineral oil in it. So I picked this up instead and have been using it a for a little while now.
The serum feels more like a gel-cream type serum to me. It's kind of white and smooth and doesn't have that feel of silicone city, which I like. And I love that it doesn't contain mineral oil!
I have pretty oily skin, so sometimes during the day, this is a little too much and makes my face feel greasy. I only use a few dabs of it to, because it spreads really easily. It's late February now, so I doubt I'll be able to use this during the summer months.
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Can't live without this product! I always use this before applying makeup on anyone. Reminds me of Guelain's Super Aqua-Day Serum. Great for all skin types =)
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I am punished every time I try to alter my skin routine to be more "natural." I was hoping for a cheap(er) alternative to Clinique DDGel, but no dice. This left my face a tad greasy and sadly, broke me out.
After three weeks I was back in Sephora dropping 25 dollars on daily moisturizer. Oh well.
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This product burned when I applied it. Bummer too, it was fairly inexpensive and available locally. Sigh....I would not reccomend this to anyone who has sensitive, dry skin or if products make your skin hot or burn. The quest continues...
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I bought this after reading reviews on here and the Boots website. I'm glad I did as it's made a big difference to my skin. I have combination/dry skin and it has helped sort out the dry patches without making my skin too greasy. It doesn't give me spots and has a reasonable amount of natural ingredients in.
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This is around $7.00 at Target. I'm on my fourth bottle. It is packaged in a pump bottle.
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I am on my second bottle of this....I like it very much. I bought it during the winter, when my skin gets crazy-sensitive. It was my first Boots purchase. I was interested in trying the line, and the price on this was great ($7, I think). I was expecting a clear liquid, since it is called a serum, but it is a white lotion. It helped calm my skin down in the winter. I used it twice daily in the winter. During the summer, when my skin is oilier and not as sensitive, I am not using it daily, but whenever my skin starts to get dry or irritated from acne products or my
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It's a pretty effective product at a good price.
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I really like this whole line, like other reviewers I have been amazed by the results of such inexpensive products. I use this after the anti-blemish serum and before the sensitive hydrating moisturizer. After all of this I put on my Shiseido ss and my face is matte yet moisturized the entire day. While I agree that it does feel a little more like lotion than serum it seems to achieve the same results. Will definitely repurchase.
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I switched to the entire Expert Sensitive line after Clinique's 3 step for dry skin completely dried me out. I am just amazed that such inexpensive products can do such a fantastic job. I've only been using this for a week, but my lines are less visible and my skin looks and feels a lot more plumped up, less tired and flaky looking. I use the cleansing lotion, toner and then this serum, followed by the moisturizing cream because I have very dry aging skin. For $20 at Target I purchased all four products, you can't beat that!
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Austin-East students using renovated greenhouse to make science real
After two weeks, Austin-East students Cynthia Garrett, Cordy Cox and Kaila Kagawa-Brown got the chance to see what had grown in the school's newly renovated greenhouse.
"We haven't seen our plants since they were little because we haven't been here," said Kagawa-Brown. "It's exciting that's it growing."
Chiming in, Garrett said, "I didn't think they were going to grow in one semester."
This semester students in Paige Jones' ecology and Advanced Placement environmental science classes at Austin-East High School have been learning science in a whole new way.
Thanks to a $250,000 grant from the Tennessee Department of Health — part of a diabetes awareness initiative — the school repaired its greenhouse, changed its courtyard into a learning classroom and created a learning opportunity for students.
The school has also partnered with the University of Tennessee and the Knoxville Botanical Garden and Arboretum.
Jones said they're not trying to turn students into master gardeners. Instead, they want to introduce them to basic concepts, while teaching them about nutrition and physical activity.
"I hope this is a skill they will be able to use for the rest of their lives. That we're giving them the confidence to start their own garden … and then bring that back to their families," she said.
The project extends beyond the school. Students already have donated plants to the nonprofit organization Tribe One as well as the botanical garden, and there are plans to create community gardens in the future.
Science should be hands-on, Jones said.
"I think what's been interesting has been the kids who said, 'Ooo, gross, I'll never touch that.' They end up being the ones that are all about it because they did it, they take ownership of it and it makes it a richer learning experience."
Jones said she's able to tie it back to the classroom, too. For example, she said, she's able to use the hydroponics unit — soilless gardening — to teach students about the nitrogen cycle, in which nitrogen is converted through its various chemical forms.
"It's very cool to be able to teach the nitrogen cycle and say, 'Look, this is what we did in the greenhouse and this is how it applies to the nitrogen cycle,'" Jones said.
Students are growing a number of herbs and vegetables, including parsley, oregano, onions, lettuce and carrots.
Garrett said both of her parents garden.
"Now I can help them when I'm at home," the 15-year-old said. "They ask me questions and I was answering them."
Students said they enjoyed watching their seeds turn into plants.
And, Cox added, "it made science come alive" for them.
"We didn't just learn about the plants, we also learned about what you eat and vitamins," he said. "It's good for people to know what they're eating."
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The patrol's Lt. Angel Vega discovered odd thing number one when he arrived at Key Biscayne's Crandon Marina and found Dr. Eric Prince, a senior scientist with the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), hitching his 22-foot boat, Orca, to a trailer. Once onboard Vega found a gargantuan wreckfish and twenty pounds of grouper and snapper fillets, all in violation of federal law. Prince, age 48, had just returned from several days of fishing off Bimini in the Bahamas.
Odd thing number two was that the tip came from one of Prince's own colleagues at the NMFS's Southeast Fisheries Science Center on Virginia Key.
The third and oddest thing was that this colleague based his call on a hunch.
"I didn't have any evidence that he'd broken any laws," says the tipster, who fears disclosing his name would lead Prince to seek revenge. "But Eric has a history of disregarding fisheries laws, especially on his little fishing trips. So when I found out he was coming back from a trip to the Bahamas, I sort of took a chance in making the call."
While refusing to discuss details of the May 1994 incident, Prince bristles at the notion that he has broken fisheries laws in the past. "That's ridiculous," he scoffs. "Those accusations are inaccurate and libelous." Prince has no record of previous offenses, and long-time acquaintances, such as Albia Dugger, editor of Sport Fishing magazine, describe him as "a scientist of the highest integrity."
But there is no denying that his bust has been a major embarrassment, both to himself and to the agency where he has worked for fifteen years as a billfish researcher (marlin, sailfish, swordfish, among others).
"That a research scientist has been arrested on reasonably major fishery violations puts a black eye on the entire fish management process," notes John Brownlee, chairman of the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, the Charleston, South Carolina-based body that oversees federal waters along the Southeastern seaboard.
Prince was charged with four civil violations. He settled the first, his failure to report his arrival back at Crandon to U.S. Customs, by paying a $200 fine to Customs. He faced a maximum fine of $5000.
The other three were forwarded to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in Washington, D.C.
Jay Johnson, NOAA deputy general counsel, says he can not remember another instance in which a senior NMFS scientist has been caught in violation of fisheries laws. "It's not something you see very frequently," he observes.
Prince's possession of the wreckfish (a deep-dwelling species similar to a grouper) and the fillets are violations of the Magnuson Act, a federal conservation measure enacted in 1976. Each violation carries a maximum penalty of a $100,000 fine. Because Prince did not seek permission from the Bahamian government to catch the wreckfish, he also was cited for breaking the Lacey Act, which prohibits U.S. fishermen from importing fish caught in violation of foreign law. This charge carries a maximum penalty of $10,000.
Last year Prince hired an attorney to fight the charges. NOAA officials originally indicated they were going to levy a fine of $1500 for possession of the wreckfish. But as part of a settlement agreement signed in late January, the two Magnuson Act violations were reduced to written warnings, carrying no fine at all. Prince paid a $1000 fine on the Lacey violation.
Brad Brown, director of the lab where Prince works, declined to comment on his employee's situation. Brown says he is awaiting a recommendation from NOAA's office of personnel before taking any administrative action.
Prince himself refuses to discuss how he wound up with his illegal haul onboard. "The whole experience has been traumatic for me," he says. "I can't say anything about it right now."
But Prince previously has discussed his violations with other reporters. Last May he told Miami Herald reporter Susan Cocking that he was unaware of the federal law prohibiting the possession of fillets in U.S. waters. "It's a pretty obscure law," she quoted him as saying.
"The notion that this is an obscure law is nonsense, just nonsense," counters the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council's Brownlee. "Most any fisherman who goes over to the Bahamas knows about that law. They may ignore it, but they know about it." Prince told the Herald he travels to the Bahamas to fish several times a year.
Prince also explained to the Herald that he didn't call Customs right away because of all the hubbub on the dock over his huge wreckfish. He kept this catch, he said, as a scientific specimen, even though he didn't have a permit to do so.
NOAA lawyer Jay Johnson says there is some evidence to support Prince's claim: "He had apparently called ahead to his lab in Miami to tell them he would need a special saw to cut out the fish's otolith bone." By counting the number of rings on this bone, located in the inner ear, scientists can determine the age of a specimen. Dr. Charles Manooch, a NMFS marine biologist based in Beaufort, North Carolina, has been studying the aging and growth of wreckfish. He says that Prince called him in the spring of 1993 to offer to obtain samples for him.


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NORTHWOOD — For a team that was laying groundwork for a serious title run in 2015, the Coe-Brown Northwood Academy girls basketball team had a pretty spectacular 2014. The Bears, with zero seniors on their roster, came within one game of a Division II title in March after starting the season 3-3. Coe-Brown's first trip to a state-championship game since 2000 ended with a 55-49 loss to Merrimack Valley in the final. Coe-Brown was led by Foster's player of the year Jenny Schlim, coach of the year Dave Hartnett and first-teamer Abby Ahern.
How the team is picked: coaches nominate players from their own teams and offer input for player of the year and coach of the year.
Player of the year
JENNY SCHLIM Coach of the year
DAVE HARTNETT First Team
ABBY AHERN Second team
ALISHA FLANAGAN High Honorable Mention
BECCA SIEGEL, Berwick Academy ― The senior guard averaged 9.5 points and four steals per game to earn NEPSAC all-star honors; TASHA JAROSZ, Newmarket ― The junior forward averaged 12 points and 12 rebounds a game for Newmarket and was a Division IV honorable mention; TORIE ST. PIERRE, Berwick Academy ― One of the most reliable players on the floor for the Bulldogs, the senior guard averaged eight points and six steals per game and was a NEPSAC all-star; ALLI BARRETT, Traip Academy ― The senior guard/forward averaged 11 points and 6.8 rebounds a game for the Rangers, was named to the Maine McDonald's All-Star roster and was a first team all-Western Maine Conference selection in Class C; KAT HOLMES, Newmarket ― A leader on both ends of the floor for the Mules, the senior guard was a Division IV honorable mention.
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Ohio Local History Alliance regional meetings of local historians and others active in local historical societies, museums and related organizations begin Saturday, March 15, 2014, in Massillon and Springfield.
This year's theme is Engage, Educate, Empower: Taking Your Organization to the Next Level. Each meeting runs 9 a.m.–4 p.m. and includes a session related to the theme plus additional skill-building sessions, reports from the Ohio Local History Alliance and the Ohio History Connection's Local History Office, an opportunity to share what your organization is doing and a tour of a nearby museum or historic site.
Cost is just $32 ($25/Ohio Local History Alliance or Ohio History Connection member), and includes continental breakfast and lunch. Register by the Monday before the meeting you plan to attend. For the regional meetings brochure with full details about each of the nine meetings and a link to online registration, click here or call 800.858.6878.
East Ohio: Saturday, March 15, in Massillon For organizations in Carroll, Columbiana, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson, Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties.
West Central Ohio: Saturday, March 15, in Springfield For organizations in Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Logan, Mercer, Miami, Montgomery, Preble and Shelby counties.
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Vancouver indie-rock duo Japandroids is ready for Rogers Arena.
On the strength of towering power track The House That Heaven Built and a little help from Spin Magazine, the pair of David Prowse and Brian King won the Vancouver … Continue reading
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New Delhi, Nov 17 Remember Aamir Khan's shower scene in "Ghajini", which turned out to be a turning point in the film? A similar shot will feature in the actor-filmmaker's new film "Talaash" too.
If sources are to be believed, a shower scene in "Talaash" will also play a pivotal part in the movie. It will see Aamir, who plays Inspector Shekhawat, get to the root of the problem that he fights against.
"The scene in question was shot in a flat that belongs to hairstylist Avan Contractor's mother. It was a one-take shot," said a source.
Considering the success of "Ghajini", there could be a possibility that the actor feels the shower scene is his lucky charm.
A spokesperson from the film confirmed, "Yes, we do have a scene in 'Talaash' which is similar to (the one in) 'Ghajini', but we aren't allowed to comment on it as it occurs at a very significant point of the film."
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Polypeptides that fail to pass quality control in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) are dislocated from the ER membrane to the cytosol where they are degraded by the proteasome. Derlin-1, a member of a family of proteins that bears homology to yeast Der1p, was identified as a factor that is required for the human cytomegalovirus US11-mediated dislocation of class I MHC heavy chains from the ER membrane to the cytosol. Derlin-1 acts in concert with the AAA ATPase p97 to remove dislocation substrate proteins from the ER membrane, but it is unknown whether other factors aid Derlin-1 in its function. Mammalian genomes encode two additional, related proteins (Derlin-2 and Derlin-3). The similarity of the mammalian Derlin-2 and Derlin-3 proteins to yeast Der1p suggested that these as-yet-uncharacterized Derlins also may play a role in ER protein degradation. We demonstrate here that Derlin-2 is an ER-resident protein that, similar to Derlin-1, participates in the degradation of proteins from the ER. Furthermore, we show that Derlin-2 forms a robust multiprotein complex with the p97 AAA ATPase as well as the mammalian orthologs of the yeast Hrd1p/Hrd3p ubiquitin-ligase complex. The data presented here define a set of interactions between proteins involved in dislocation of misfolded polypeptides from the ER.
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Several of the fitness products on the market make grandiose claims, but do not produce the results needed to improve overall health and wellbeing. The products want to create a mystique instead of creating actual results. We know that there are no magic pills, potions or clothing that replaces good old fashioned blood, sweat and tears.
One such product creating a buzz in the fitness industry is Slim Away. The product "sheds" fat by creating heat in the midsection. The water lost through sweat will cause the dieter to lose weight. This is great, but the company doesn't address what happens when the dieter hydrates. Is this the next best thing in fitness or is it another product in a long line of gimmicks? We will see.
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Slim Away is a neoprene belt designed shed water weight.
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The Slim Away is a compression belt that utilizes thermal therapy to cause weight loss. The weight loss is generated from sweat caused by heat production. The product is made from neoprene and contains adjustable zippers which move when the dieter loses weight. The product is available on the official website and is affordable. The product costs a mere $10. When we researched the product, we found special deals allowing the dieter to order two products for the price of one.
We are impressed by the price of the product. Unfortunately we are not impressed by the effectiveness of the product. We looked closely at the website and did not find any information regarding clinical trials or scientific research professing the efficacy of Slim Away. In essence, the product merely hides the fat, instead of assisting the dieter rid them of fat and improve overall health and wellbeing.
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I suppose if they don't want it, that would be the bigger problem. But, you know, in this day and age, doing theater, you just have to resign yourself to ignoring most of what goes up on the Internet because you can so easily get wrapped up in what people are saying that you'd probably drive yourself crazy. I just tend to do my work and I love the play so much, and I think it's a great play. The nudity really serves the piece. It's a really wonderful trajectory, what happens with these two guys.
Yeah, I interviewed Douglas and I did get to see it on Broadway right before it closed.
I love Douglas. He's a fantastic writer and he's become a decent friend.
It was funny when I interviewed him, because we both grew up in the same hometown, so we actually drilled down to see if we were born in the same hospital, in a two hospital town, but we weren't. And a few months later when I went to see Xanadu, he was taking his son to see it that afternoon for the first time.
Oh, really? We went to see it in March. It was great. We had a blast.
This is a bit strange, since I'm old, so I've known you since back in the Our House days…
I know. I've been around. (laughs)
So, are you past the point now where we wonder if the child actor is going to make it to the other side?
Yeah, I'm kind of an old fogie now. I definitely had my fun, trouble years and I think I made it through relatively unscathed in terms of long-term bad effects. And I'm rapidly becoming an old, married guy who likes to stay home and play with the dogs. But you never know, I'm open to more crazy excitement. (laughs) We'll see what happens, but I think I made it through those years.
Do you think you hit all that at the right time, because it seems now you couldn't be in the closet and go to a club without running into the world of cell phone cameras and Perez Hilton and everything…
I'm totally, obviously out now and don't concern myself with most of that. But when I was closeted as an actor, there was a little more respect amongst the media in terms of outing and stuff.
I know in the 50s and stuff there was an era where gossip magazines really took off -- I just finished reading Tab Hunter's biography -- and scandal rags were huge, but then we sort of went to a more demure period.
When I was closeted, even the tabloids didn't really do exposes outing people, and then they did obviously. And now it's even more so, it's become sport and accepted as a good idea that we should pick on anybody who's not ready to come out.
I remember when Frasier was a top-rated TV show, and I'd heard that David Hyde Pierce was openly gay, so I called NBC and said 'I heard David Hyde Pierce was openly gay and could I interview him for my magazine,' and the publicist for the show said, 'I know he's gay, let me check and see if that's something he talks about in the press.'
I can't imagine that was their standard response, but what if someone just ran with that?
Right. That's crazy.
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- Connect your iOS device (running iOS 5.1+) and download the FREE app
- Choose from hundreds of drink recipes
- Follow real-time pouring instructions
- Forget measuring—watch a virtual glass fill up on your screen so you know exactly how much to pour
- Re-adjusts the recipe if you overpour
- Save your own custom drink variations or create your own from scratch
- It even suggests recipes you can make from ingredients in your liquor cabinet
A revolution in home bartending, Perfect Drink's smart scale and free app let you choose from hundreds of drink recipes, follow real-time pouring instructions, and watch as a virtual glass fills on your smartphone or tablet. That way, you know exactly how much to pour and when to stop—for perfect drinks, every time.
Download the free app for iOS.
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Place any glass (or the included shaker) on the smart scale.
Perfect Drink lets you choose any serving size, so you can make everything from single serving to party pitcher. Place any container on the scale, and it automatically sets itself to zero so you're ready to pour.
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The "smart scale" automatically weighs each ingredient as you pour and alerts you when to stop As the ingredients reach the fill line, Perfect Dink alerts you to move on to the next ingredient.
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Like a little extra lime? Invented a whole new cocktail? Perfect Drink lets you create your own drinks from scratch and save the recipes for later. It also lets you alter existing recipes and save drink variations so you can recreate your own unique drinks on command.
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I received this as a gift for my annual Christmas party! Impressed the Cosmo and Manhattan drinking crowd who love these drinks but typically shy away from attempting to make them. Likewise, the...Read complete review
I received this as a gift for my annual Christmas party! Impressed the Cosmo and Manhattan drinking crowd who love these drinks but typically shy away from attempting to make them. Likewise, the bar snobs loved tinkering with the challenging drinks. A huge hit and a regular for Christmas parties to come!
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Great for IPad & iPhone. Bad for Nexus
If you have an iPad or iPhone, this works great! Accurate and great drinks. Lost of recipes. Love that it works with your inventory and allows you to choose drinks based on what...Read complete review
If you have an iPad or iPhone, this works great! Accurate and great drinks. Lost of recipes. Love that it works with your inventory and allows you to choose drinks based on what you have.
It only works with selective Android tablets and phones. Was told by Product Support that it will never work with the 1st generation Nexus. As of this date, they have no release date for it to work with the 2nd generation Nexus. From what I understand, the problem is that it plugs into the headset jack and needs to have a 2-way microphone to hear the tones. I'm not very tech savvy but from what I have been told, they designed it such that it has to be altered for every type of device individually as each type uses different tones and such. It's too bad because this really is a great idea, just not executed very well. The scale could have been made a bit better as well.
I would recommend this for an iPad or iPhone user. I can't recommend it for any Android devices as I wouldn't know which ones it would work with.
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Love this so much we purchased two and gifted one. Lots of recipes in the app. Non-alcoholic also. Different variations from single drinks to pitcher size drinks. Highly recommend this product a great addition to our bar.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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Fun drink scale. We love how it can perfect your own drink.
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I Received the scale for Xmass and love it, App & Scale combo are terrific, but App Could do more... obvious improvements that can be made to App and Scale. Suggest adding: Make scale work via Bluetooth instead of audio cord. Add Quantity in ounzes to the "Cabinet" instead of just have/don't have, include Subtraction of qty as drinks are poured. Be able to add to cabinet using Mfg brand names instead of just liquor type, adding via bottle barcode would be great too, Storage of inventory and settings in the cloud for portability between devices. You can then scan barcode with phone at store when you buy it and have qty avail on Ipad when you use it. App should also generate a shopping list based on selected drinks and/or whole cabinet and factor qty on hand too. could also have option to generate shopping list for top 20 drinks with most supplies already on hand. Once you have qty built in, be sure to be able to manually adjust qty. You could also use scale to measure qty for partial empty bottles when adding to cabinet. I believe that if these changes were made every bartender in the world would use this product. All updates except for my Bluetooth suggestion can be fixed with an app update so Brookstone can easily fix this for all customers.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Best Uses
The bottom line is this is a really great product for experimenting with discovering new drinks or making your favorite drinks perfectly. The scale and companion app are sleek and easy to use (and fun). The database of drink recipes is somewhat limited, but it is very easy to add your own recipe and customize it, so you can essentially custom build the database to your tastes. The biggest downside is not being able to easily add custom ingredients to the ingredient list (although you could add its closest match and then append a note mentioning the "real" ingredient). But this is a minor downside for all of the features this product provides.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Best Uses
It is so cool watching the app show you how many ounces you are filling and then tells you when to stop pouring! And the app has many drink recipes to choose from.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Best Uses
This was a great gift, right out of the package. It didn't work at first, because you have to have everything connected and set up (app running) before turning it on, or else the app doesn't recognize the scale. Once we got it working though, we experimented with different pre-loaded recipes. They were great. We also really liked the cabinet feature where you tell it what you have, and it gives recipes you can make. It also shows what percentage of ingredients that you have for all recipes, even if you don't have everything. That helps you know what you need to buy if you want a specific drink or group of drinks.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
- Can Upload Own Recipes
- Easy to use
- Easy use
- Make Virgin Drinks 4 Kids
- No cons for us
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- Great For Guest
- Trying New Drinks
I bought this item for my neighbor and husband. We are sooo Loving this item. We've been making drinks all weekend. And I found a new drink I like. It's fun to try new drinks, it's save money v.s. spending the the money at the bar then realizing you don't like it. I will plan to by this item for my brother too. We are also going to have a bar drink "Make" off..LOL can't wait!
- EZ setup
- Lots Of Drinks
Best Uses
- Home Bar
- Mixed drinks
- Parties
Just plug into iPad and start making drinks
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Best Uses
I bought this product as a gift about 8 months ago and have used it a lot. In fact, we have now given it as a gift - twice. And, when friends have seen it, they have gone out and bought it. It's just a lot of fun to use and, in fact, it does make perfect drinks. Last week, the scale stopped working so I contacted customer service. They responded quickly and I already have a new scale. It doesn't matter if you have a great product if you don't have great customer service to go along with it.
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I just love it.. Work pefrct.. Can't belive some ppl had some problem with it.. I mean it's so easy to use..
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I am a divorce and custody attorney for over 35 years as well as an educational psychologist (Ph.D.). I am also a registered Domestic Relations Mediator,... more
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