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A recommended base for touring. Rooms airy, breakfast excellent and Isabel a welcoming and helpful host. Good walks available from hotel. This is an ideal base from which to explore the Cher and Loire valleys
A recommended base for touring. Rooms airy, breakfast excellent and Isabel a welcoming and helpful host. Good walks available from hotel. This is an ideal base from which to explore the Cher and Loire valleys
Stayed three nights in May with a arty of ten. Exceptional rooms, light and airy, good bathrooms, great location and unbeatable views of the river. Isabel the hostess most helpful and pleasant, good breakfast and very clean. Notably quiet despite being by the weir but easy distance to the major sights. Mill workings still in place and add interest.
The place was very nice and special. Pros: great view to the Cher river, a good location for visiting the chateaus around. it's located in a old millhouse that was transferred into a charming inn. The sevice was very good and warm, The breakfast was excellent, with local food and home made cheeses. there is a nice living room to... More
Late review from July We stayed for 2 nights, using the Moulin as a base to travel out. It's situated in a wooded plot, and as per the name, is on the bank of the Cher with the old mill working parts visible internally. It is not an upmarket chateaux, but an old working mill sympathetically modernised to a pleasant... More
We stayed for four nights at the very end of summer. Isabelle was tremendously helpful in making restaurant reservations and offering her "two cents" about our days' itineraries. The room was clean and beautiful and right over the mill. The setting was splendid. Do not mistaken, though, you are not paying chateau-type prices and you should not expect chateau-type luxury.... More
On our recent trip to France my wife, daughter and I spent 3 days and nights at Moulin du Port. Our experience was perfect. Isabell was an exceptional hostess. She was wonderful about making suggestions and reservations for dinner. Her breakfasts on the sun porch were delightful. When I made the reservation I was concerned about the size of the... More
We had a lovely room. Big shower and separate loo. Lots of hot water. The bed was comfy with spotless white linens. Square pillows but as I always travel with my own feather one, no problem! Isabelle our host was delightful and very helpful re restaurants etc. We would definitely stay again.
This B and B on the banks of the Cher is a beautifully situated old mill surrounded by peaceful gardens with a small private pool complete with sun loungers and sun shades. The owners have preserved the workings of the mill and the mill race in their original condition and have incorporated them into the fabric of the building for... More
Four friends travelling together received a warm welcome even though our check in was late after our long drive. The breakfasts were delicious and served in a conservatory area overlooking the river. The locality was ideal for accessing the chateaux. We felt very much part of the family staying with Isabelle and Thierry. The rooms are beautifully furnished, giving a... More
Stayed in one of the cottages for 5 days. Lovely location close to shops and restaurants (10/15 min walk). Comfortable cottage - 2 bedrooms, kitchen, lounge, toilet and bathroom plus small outside garden. Hosts very friendly and helpful including when problems identified. This was not luxury but really good value. More attention needs to be given to ensuring that the... More
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tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:/blogs/let-s-talk Let's Talk! 2015-12-14T08:23:36-05:00 SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3962981 2015-12-14T08:23:36-05:00 2015-12-14T08:23:36-05:00 It's Christmas Time Each year at this time, I love to post my Christmas message and to upload a couple of my favorite Christmas songs performed by SN3D. Have a listen to O Holy Night and Angels We Have Heard on High, two of my all time favorites!! As for my message this year, it is simple and straight forward. Love came to us in a very special way as a baby in a manger. Let that manger be our hearts during this special time of year and never be afraid to let someone you know how much they mean to you and how much you Love them. You may not receive the reply you had hoped for but Love wasn't put into our hearts to stay...Love isn't Love until you give it away~~~ Merry Christmas to all. ~Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3941088 2015-11-30T09:25:40-05:00 2015-11-30T09:25:40-05:00 Happy Advent Hi All!! It's been a while since I've posted here but wanted to let everyone know that I plan to go back into the recording mode soon after January 1st. I am now back from Dubai for good and I have now settled back into the good ole' U.S.A.. Big life adjustments but that's what life is all about. As I prepare for Advent and the coming of our Lord on Christmas morning, I'm reminded that these life changes are very good and they bring about a lot of thought, prayer and contemplation of life. The world changed forever when Christ was born and through His Love and Grace, we know that there is always Hope for Peace on Earth and Good Will toward our fellow man. May you all be blessed during this season of Advent and may you have a Blessed happy New Year in 2016. ~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3700277 2015-05-08T23:53:30-04:00 2015-05-09T15:15:07-04:00 Precious Lord re-release Hey there! My good friend Abner D'Sousa recently introduced me to a great sound engineer named Sameer who re-mixed and re-mastered "Precious Lord" off the I'm Comin' Home album. Sameer is a professional who works with many of the Bollywood artists in India. I think he did a great job and I'd love to hear your thoughts as well!! God Bless ~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3637332 2015-04-02T00:52:52-04:00 2015-04-02T00:52:52-04:00 As we approach Easter Hello Everyone!! There are so many great songs that are sung during this Holy Week as we approach Easter Sunday and the glorious resurrection of Jesus our Savior & Lord. One of my favorites is an old Carey Landry song called "Only A Shadow". This song was loved by many here in our parish of St. Francis of Assisi in Jebel Ali. It was especially loved and cherished by one very faithful woman who I promised I would include it on my "I'm Comin' Home" CD. I've included the song on the site player during this Holy Week and during Easter Week to enjoy and to receive the message of Love that Jesus has for each one of us. ~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3342784 2014-11-30T00:07:08-05:00 2014-11-30T00:07:08-05:00 It's the Season of Advent! During this time of Advent, I love the "build up" as we head to that special day of Christmas when our Lord came to us in a manger in Bethlehem as a baby boy.... born to Mary and Joseph. May this Advent Season be one of great reflection on how Christ came into the world and changed our lives forever. I have posted a couple of my favorite Christmas Carols for you to download as performed in the tradition of SpiritN3D!! God Bless~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3146170 2014-08-20T12:44:43-04:00 2014-08-20T12:44:43-04:00 "I'm Comin' Home" is Going To Press! Added a bunch of new stuff to the site tonight but most of all I have the new CD called "I'm Comin' Home" up and ready for distribution and download. The production CD will be available after September 23rd, 2014. If you would like to make a donation to the Haitian Health Foundation of Norwich, CT. you can now click on the donate button and all proceeds from my music will go directly to them. HHF is a wonderful organization that benefits the poorest of the poor in the city of Jeremie, Haiti. You can check them out at www.haitianhealthfoundation.org. God Bless ~~~ Dan
 SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/3106847 2014-07-30T02:03:38-04:00 2014-07-30T02:03:38-04:00 I'm Comin' Home CD nearing the Finish Line With 10 songs now complete for the upcoming CD project called "I'm Comin' Home", it looks like I will be able to go to press hopefully in September. Just waiting on a few tweaks and guitar additions on a couple of songs from my good friend and fellow musician Sam Castilla. I'll keep you all posted on the release date!! God Bless ~~~Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2953784 2014-05-17T13:57:45-04:00 2014-06-26T02:47:23-04:00 "I'm Comin' Home" almost half way there!! Hello Band buddies!! Just finished up Song #5 called "Take Me Back" for the new CD Project. I sent it to my Mom on Mothers Day and she said it made her cry!! I hope that was a good thing. LOL! She loved it. Catch Sam on lead guitar and Miriam on keyboards in this ballad about coming home again to a place where Love waits for me. Just click on the site player and grab a nice set of headphones and enjoy. I'll be back in the U.S. for a short visit in June. God Bless and have a safe and blessed summer. ~~~Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2846483 2014-04-05T00:19:18-04:00 2014-04-05T00:19:18-04:00 All Knowing God (Psalm 139) Hello family and friends;
Well.... here it is song #4 for the upcoming CD. The song is called "All Knowing God" from Psalm 139 and is the fourth of a 12 song set that I am planning to release in late 2014 on the album called "I'm Comin' Home". Special thanks on this one to Sam Castilla of Longview, Washington who has been by my side on every song on lead guitar on the last two CD projects. Also a special thanks to Rozy D'Souza who has helped me with background vocals. Rozy is a member of the St. Francis Young Adult Choir here in Dubai and a good friend! Hope you like it and I would love your feedback. Please visit www.spiritn3d.com to listen to more songs on the upcoming CD.
God Bless and Enjoy~~~Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2730537 2014-03-12T00:32:36-04:00 2014-08-17T12:09:46-04:00 "Go Now" By Dave Eddy My Good friend and long time Christian music mentor, Dave Eddy wrote "Go Now" as a theme song for an ACTS retreat that was recently held in Connecticut. Dave sent me the song to add some mastering effects to the song and when I heard it, it got stuck in my head! I probably sang that chorus over 1000 times in my head and even in my sleep!!! I knew I just had to record my own interpretation of the song. Have a listen.... it's a great tune and a Dave Eddy classic! God Bless ~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2423302 2014-01-18T02:03:36-05:00 2014-03-12T00:27:05-04:00 New CD Project for 2014 called "I'm Comin' Home" Hey Band buddies!!
Well, once again I have teamed up with Samuel Castilla on lead guitar and Miriam Lili on keyboards to release a new CD for 2014 called "I'm Comin' Home". I do believe this will be my last CD recorded and produced here in my studio in Dubai. God only knows so I'll leave that up to Him for inspiration. First two songs are nearing completion so I'll be sharing some new music with everyone in the upcoming few month's. God Bless~~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2136468 2013-11-30T05:58:45-05:00 2013-11-30T06:01:47-05:00 Getting out to the masses!! I'm always searching for a new way to get our music out to the masses whether its through facebook, twitter, or any other form of media. Lately it seems as though more than 95% of the hits to our website have come through a link on CatholicPlanet.com. Although I am grateful for this, it seems like our entire website is being filtered through that site but folks don't spend any time looking around or listening to the tunes???? Is that even possible? Seems like this has changed overnight. I guess I'll have to look into it. I'm wondering if it's a glitch in the new Bandzoogle system. Hmmmmmm. I'll get back to you on this ~~~~ Dano SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/2017810 2013-11-09T02:32:09-05:00 2013-11-09T02:32:09-05:00 Let's Start a new CD for 2014 Well the latest news is that I've decided to do another CD for 2014. I need to get Sam & Miriam back on board for their excellent contribution like they did on the last two CD's. Although this new unnamed CD for 2014 will have its roots in the Christian faith, I would like to have the songs, look and feel of the tunes to be all about Love. Let's face it, God IS Love! So...... these Love songs should be relatable to all "mainstream" listeners. As always... I'll keep you posted! Peace ~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/1564411 2013-09-07T05:27:17-04:00 2013-09-07T05:27:17-04:00 "Surrender" gets a great review from music industry professionals Just received some feedback on a few songs off the "Surrender" CD submitted for industry review and critique. Here's what they had to say:

Thanks so much for allowing us to review your demo songs, "Release Me," "We Celebrate," and "You Still Love Me." Is Surrender the title of your CD? I just want to make sure I'm clear on that.
Development of Idea (Consistency, Creativity, Clarity), Hook, Expression of Emotions
Dan, your songs are original and have a distinct sound. They have a sort of classic rock feel to them. The best part about your songs is that I find I want to sway to the music, and your lyrics are simple enough to easily follow along. Your songs encourage the listener to join in on the praise. Great job.

 Vocal Presentation, Structure, Melody/Melody Flow with Lyric

You have a great voice! I really like it. Your voice flows smoothly with the music. It is strong, clear, and comforting. You are quite the talent. I like that the vocals are consistent is all three songs.

 Music Presentation (professional instrumentation), Overall Industry Appeal of Final Product

As I mentioned before, your songs have a classic rock feel to them to me. I don't know if that was your intention or not, but that's a good thing. Your worship songs are distinct and stand out from what one would think of as a standard worship song. The music is flawless, and your vocals are perfectly timed. The lyrics are simple, easy to follow, and all of your songs make me want to sing along. You've done a great job with these songs, Dan, and your bright talent has shown through. I truly enjoyed listening to your music.

 And though we offer professional mixing and tuning, it sounds like you've already had that done. Dan, I believe your work is ready to publish as is. These songs are unique in the Christian music arena. Your voice is great, your lyrics sweet, your music rich, altogether a wonderful experience.
 SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/1360103 2013-08-08T09:05:05-04:00 2013-08-08T09:05:05-04:00 Surrender CD Available September 1st!! Hello Fans around the world!!!! Well, we've done it again with Dan Leone in Dubai, UAE, Miriam Lili in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales and Sam Castilla in Longview, Washington in the United States. We have come together one more time to deliver what we believe is our best work yet on the new "Surrender" CD that will be officially available on September 1st. I'm realizing that our music is very unique and very different than what is out there for Contemporary Christian Artists. I've dubbed our style as Classic Christian Rock that makes the feet tap! Enjoy and look for the CD on ITunes, CD Baby, Amazon and a host of other sites as well as on this website. God Bless~~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/897083 2013-06-07T08:50:59-04:00 2013-06-12T13:18:37-04:00 We Celebrate with Number 8!!! Hello Band Buddies, Family and Friends!!
 Well...... song #8 for the "Surrender" CD called "We Celebrate" is now complete with the help of lead guitarist Sam Castilla and Miriam Lili on keyboards. This is a very simple song that I wrote that has a beautiful story.

 I rehearse in classroom #7 every Saturday before our choir sings at the 5:30 service. On the poster-board was a child's colorful drawing with three lines of scripture that simply said "We Celebrate with Joy and Gladness", "God with us today" and "God before us, God behind us, God in every thing we do".
 Having seen this poster for over a year, I became very fond of the comforting words and wrote this simple tune several months ago and it just stuck in my head!! I also thought that it would make a great responsorial psalm!

 Anyway, have a listen and let me know your thoughts. Enjoy and please visit the Spiritn3d website and leave me a message on the guestbook. Promise to post your message immediately!!!!

 Peace to you Always
 Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/358284 2013-03-11T10:45:00-04:00 2013-03-11T10:45:00-04:00 New Tunes for 2013 Hello Band Buddies out there!

 Song #4 is now complete for the new "Surrender" CD coming ut in November of this year. You can always hear lots of music from SpiritN3D on Jango Radio Airplay so don't be shy about tuning in! We are doing great in the Philippines and also in parts of India and Malaysia!!! The latest song is right from Corinthians 1 -13 one of my favorite verses of Scripture. Love is patient, Love is kind...........
 Thanks again to Miriam Lili of Wagga Wagga, Australia and to Sam Castilla of Portland, Oregon (yeah Sam moved) for their wonderful contributions to the music arrangements. The latest song is called "Perfect Love". It will be on the site player for a few more days so enjoy!! Peace~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/277791 2013-01-10T01:32:14-05:00 2013-01-10T01:32:14-05:00 Do You Really Know Me????? As we start off the New Year, I wanted all the SpiritN3D Band Buddies out there to know a little bit about me. Enough so that you will know that I truly have a passion for music and for bringing hope to a world that needs it. First of all, I'm a leap year Baby!! That's right, I only get one birthday every 4 years and that has truly been a huge challenge in my life especially when I was a pre-teen. Today it is a wonderful conversation tool when I tell everyone that I'm only a teenager in the number of birthdays I have had. Also, you may be amazed that as a teen, I was a drummer in a successful rock band that had a few records out on Columbia Records!!! Those were the good ol' days when you recorded in a big studio in New York City. I learned to play guitar as a teen and never gave it up. Today I live a work in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates and I still work for the same company after almost 40 years right out of college as a Civil Engineer. Lastly, I'm married to my high school sweetheart and we are still madly in love! Been to Haiti each year since 1995 doing volunteer work with the Hatian Health Foundation and speaking of health.....I'm as healthy and fit as a horse! LOL. Well that's a little profile of me so how about you? Blessings~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/268636 2012-12-19T07:07:33-05:00 2012-12-19T07:07:33-05:00 Your Love And Your Grace Well here we are ready for a new year. It's already 2013!! With the recent release of "From Dubai To You" I had several other songs that I wanted to record so I decided that I will be doing another CD in 2013. I have heard the whispers of God saying that this one needs to be simply called "Surrender" and it's all about giving over and trusting in Him, our Lord and Savior and knowing that all we need to do is Surrender our lives to Him and His will and not our own will. The first tune for the Surrender CD is now complete thanks to Miriam Lili of Australia on Keyboards and Sam Castilla of Washington State on lead guitar. Sam & Miriam are both a very important part of the music ministry of SpiritN3D. Your Love And Your Grace is now featured on the site player. Enjoy and May God Bless you in 2013!! ~Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/259186 2012-11-29T20:56:11-05:00 2012-11-29T20:56:11-05:00 Have A Wonderful Christmas Season! Being here in Dubai, Christmas is not a huge celebration. The birth of Jesus does play a very important role in the Muslim religion but for Christians, it is truly a time to celebrate Emmanuel, the birth of God made Man. What a beautiful time of year to simply reflect on all God has blessed us with including our famililies, our friends and all those that we pass on the streets no matter where we are. Take the time this Season to do something special for those that are not as fortunate as we are. Let's all make this world a place of Joy! I've posted two of my favorite Christmas Carols done by SpiritN3D. EnJOY!!! and Merry Christmas to all my band buddies throughout the world. ~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/52605 2012-10-31T10:45:00-04:00 2012-10-31T10:45:00-04:00 Who's the Fan from Peterborough, Canada?? You may not know this.... but I can see where all the hits to the website come from but I never know who they are....just where they are. It always amazes me to see people from all over the world checking out the music of SpiritN3D but there is this one faithful fan from Peterborough, Canada that visits my site at least twice a day. I'd love to send that fan a copy of the newest CD coming out in November called "From Dubai To You". So, if you are reading this, just drop me a note at email@example.com and I would be happy to send you a copy of the new CD free of charge of course!! It's wonderful to have Fans like that. Praise God and Bless you for listening. Peace~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/239394 2012-10-24T03:20:00-04:00 2012-10-24T03:20:00-04:00 "From Dubai To You" is Now Available Hello Band Buddies!! Well, today I registered all the tunes with BMI publishers and got the CD copy-righted by the U.S. Copyright Office so we all all set to release the CD to the public. From Dubai To You has been a joy to record, arrange and produce here in the beautiful city of Dubai, U.A.E. Again, I want to thank my co-writer and special friend Miriam Lili who has touched every song on the CD with her keyboard and for her help with melodies and lyrics. Also a special thanks to Samuel Castilla who I just recently learned has moved to Washington State. Sam has some great lead guitar on many of the songs on this CD. Sam is a talented writer, musician and recording artist in his own right. His contribution to this CD has made a world of difference. Hope you enjoy this project that is truly a world-wide project from Austrailia to Washington State to Dubai. May God continue to bless all my band buddies out there!! ~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/225517 2012-10-04T00:24:16-04:00 2012-10-04T00:24:16-04:00 ITS A WRAP!!! Song #12 just pulled together nicely with Sam Castilla on lead guitar and Miriam Lili providing the lyrics and melody line for the lyrics in the latest and final tune for the CD coming out in November. The song is called "Call To Prayer" and starts off with the Arabic traditional call to prayer as sung here over loudspeakers at least 5 times a day. This song is a message to all of us how important it is to just stop what you are doing during the day to give thanks and pray for those that need our prayers the most in this world. enjoy this tune now on the site player for just a short time. ~Dan
 SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/201734 2012-08-18T22:15:00-04:00 2012-08-18T22:15:00-04:00 Heaven Help Us - Song number 11!! Hello Bandbuddies, Well Sam Castilla just laid down his tracks for this new song called "Heaven Help Us" Thanks also to Miriam Lili for her help with getting the lyrics squared away. This was a tough song to do because I had the music for it completed months ago but I never had a good melody line or lyrics. I prayed hard on this one and wanted it to be about living here in the Middle East and some of the struggles going on here. It's good to have my "shelter from God" who protects me and keeps me safe. Have a listen to this 11th tune for the upcoming CD called "From Dubai To You" and let me know what you think. Don't forget to check out Sam's website at www.samuelcastilla.com.
 He truly is a very talented musician in his own right!!. Peace~~~~ Dan SpiritN3D tag:www.spiritn3d.com,2005:Post/198660 2012-08-10T10:08:12-04:00 2012-08-10T10:08:12-04:00 10 down........2 to go with "My Angel" Had this song floating around for a while that I wanted to write about my Angel who I know is watching over me here in Dubai. So many times bad situations have suddenly turned around into good things happening to me. I truly believe that God has for each of us an Angel that's nearby to embrace us and lead us to His Ways and not our own ways. Thanks again to Miriam Lili of Australia for helping me with the lyrics and the music melody for this tune. Also, once again, THANKS SAM CASTILLA for rockin' this one out. You are a phenominal guitarist!! Love those harmonics!!! The song will be up on the Site Player for a short time so check it out.
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A very good point! & well written .. I have a little extension to this. Any employee in today's world - even today - expects a performance bonus - not a diwali bonus but a performance one .. he is getting his salary.. but there is the expectation .. and having been in this corporate world for past 9 yrs, not receiving a bonus is a very good reason to leave. ... Similarities between a white collar worker and a postman????
Yes it is a kind of bribe if u look at it that way .. coz if u dont give him "Baksheesh" he is going to be slack in delivering ur letters .. but thats the case with us too ... if ur colleague doesnt help u out during a work emergency (for whatever reason) u tend to be dis-interested - a wee little -
Hi Rupa, Speaking of corruption and Diwali - wanted to highlight a practice that I discovered this year in Mumbai. MCGM/BMC (Mumbai Municipal Corporation) employees from the Building and Factories Department and the Shops and Licenses Department go on an inspection spree in the weeks before Diwali, issuing summons for infringements, but mostly just threatening to shut establishments down. We had two such visitors at our office in Mumbai who pointed our infringements accrued from a previous occupant. We went to the BMC office and asked them about how we could pay the requisite fines - they actively discouraged us from paying the fines and asked us to 'think about' what we could do. They haven't asked us for money yet, I think it would be easier for them if we offered it. We don't plan to offer or pay any bribes A lawyer friend tells me that this is standard Diwali practice at the BMC. Buckling up for the ride ahead, should be interesting!
Nicely written. The point of significant income and social status inequalities is a good one. No one tips their school teacher or office receptionist (for example). Tips for the telephone guy, electricity guy, water supply guy etc seem linked to the undersupply of monopolistic services (govt run). Can't recollect tipping the private phone providers service people.
A truly meaningless post on something quite irrelevant. A real waste of print space.
An interesting read, but you totally missed out on Diwali being the festive season, where average spending increases. A blue collar worker doesn't get performance bonuses and that is the reason they are so keen on asking for 'Baksheesh'.
The baksheesh given during Diwali is given by those fortunate enough to be able to give to people who live a hand to mouth existence. It is given so that even they are able to celebrate the festival. It is sad that you equate the Diwali baksheesh with a bribe and not with the spirit of giving during a festival.
Tip is not bribe by any means, seems to be work of fiction. Stop this charade of "holier than thou" stuff
Good read, imagine the postman's collection 200 from 200 people (min) = 40000. Also, this is not a tip, its forced, you better give the norm or the service will go. In our area during diwali telephone lines start getting cut, soon enough the lineman is at your doorstep for a tip, I don't think its a tip, its a forced bribe.
Bakshees endows the people in lower economic strata who try to consume rather than save. This in turn increases the economic activity.
People in lower economic strata will consume than hoard money. So apart from social obligation, it will help in increasing economic activity.
I may add an ineresting example-. Persons not providing the tipper any service at all, such as attenders of courts, going to the advocates practising in the courts and collecting Diwali,or dasara, or Holi ( (occassion changing depending on the loacl practice)i ,for this annual tip, call it 'bakshees','inam,'or 'mamool' as they call it and collecting huge amounts. It may be news--in some places, i know ,there is a practice of auctioning this right - which may be even be in thousands or lakhs of rupees depending upon the number of advocates and the number of attenders at the place and the highest bidder or group keeping what ever it collects while the rest share the bid amount. without bothering to undergo the collecting ordeal.
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Something like the OMM last drop (10L) doesn't even bother with a waist belt. I've certainly rarely bothered with doing up the waist belt when using my 20l day sack to carry this sort of load. When I have its been for stability not support.
Where you'll win over a hypothetical cheapo 11l day sack (do these even exist?) would be in the waist belt pockets, nice bladder pocket etc. Better outer fabric too probably.
To be honest I'd imagine that this isn't aimed at 'normal' users who'll mostly get a 22l one which weighs all of ~100g more They no doubt compress down rather well. Runners and the like need a nice stable thing.
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|Yeah that's a good idea, Eve. I've done it at Starbucks, in front of pizza parlors, etc. I guess since I'm in a city its easier, but its pretty simple. Good luck selling your stuff!
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|All of these are good, because, like tehk said, it's not worth risking a kidney, I've seen Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, and I know that I want both of my kidneys. Or at least if one has to go, I want a doctor to do it.
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|If you have a friend that can't come with you, see if you can call them and leave the phone in your pocket or something so it's transmitting the entire time. Cell minutes are cheap, comparatively. They can call the cops and the cops can find you quickly if your cell is transmitting. We have a 2 story gym in town with glass windows overlooking the parking lot. Great place to meet up for Craigslist goods. I'm a pretty big guy and feel completely safe walking in a park at night, but I have seen Pulp Fiction. No reason not to be safe.
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|Yeah, there are some creeps. I had one guy totally hit on me as he was trying to buy my stuff. I was like "Just take it!!!"
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I don't think there is any obligation on Craigslist so whoever arrange to meet you first or has the best offer gets the item. The problem is half of the time, they might not show up. And that's why I actually prefer eBay over Craigslist.. this and safety issues.. though I have sold 4-5 cars though eBay and I had to delivery the cars to them in person.
I would bring 1 or more friends with me and I would pick very public place and make sure they DO NOT know anything about you.. I would not even let them see my car license plate because you do not want any creep to know where you live or follow you home..
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Snyder isn't particularly well respected or even liked by Washington's fan base. He more often than not gets blamed for the team's struggles and inability to find any consistent success, so hearing someone of Gibbs' stature publicly support him is surprising.
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"What we're doing here, to sum it up in layman's terms, is making history," Pit said. "The concept is basically all about the movie. The slogan for the movie is 'Back in Time.' In the record I say, 'In order to understand the future we have to go back in time.' "
The clip not only features "MIB3" movie scenes, it was actually filmed on the movie set, blending the Miami rapper's performance shots seamlessly into Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones' action shots. "As far as the sets that you see right now, it's just integrating and running parallel with everything that you see in the movie," Pitbull explained.
It was the Fresh Prince himself who recorded the theme songs — 1997's "Men in Black" and 2002's "Black Suits Comin' " — for the first two installments of the "MIB" trilogy. For the upcoming flick, Pit took over and used a sample of Mickey and Sylvia's 1950s classic "Love Is Strange" for inspiration.
Now that he's clocked his first collaboration with Big Willie, Pitbull hopes that they can work together some more. "I would love to follow in Will Smith's footsteps," he said. "We're working on the music for the movie, and hopefully, one day, we'll work in a movie together."
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text: Professor Chris Baker CEng, FICE, FIHT, FHEA, FRMetS Department of Civil EngineeringProfessor of Environmental Fluid MechanicsBirmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education Contact details Telephone+44 (0) 121 414 5067 Fax+44 (0) 121 414 firstname.lastname@example.com AddressBirmingham Centre for Railway Research and EducationGisbert Kapp BuildingUniversity of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT UK Chris Baker graduated from his doctoral studies at the University of Cambridge, before beginning a Research Fellowship there at St Catharine's College and the Department of Engineering. In the early 1980s he worked in the Aerodynamics Unit of British Rail Research in Derby, before moving to an academic position in the Department of Civil Engineering at the University of Nottingham. He remained there till 1998 where he was a lecturer, reader and professor with research interests in vehicle aerodynamics, wind engineering, environmental fluid mechanics and agricultural aerodynamics. In 1998 he moved to the University of Birmingham as Professor of Environmental Fluid Mechanics in the School of Civil Engineering. In the early years of the present century he was Director of Teaching in the newly formed School of Engineering and Deputy Head of School. From 2003 to 2008 he was Head of Civil Engineering and in 2008 served for a short time as Acting Head of the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences. He was the Director of the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education 2005-2104. He is currently undertaking a 3 day a week secondment to the Transport systems Catapult Centre in Milton Keynes, as Science Director. His personal web site can be found at http://www.cbmiscellany.net/ Qualifications Certificate in Theological and Pastoral Studies, University of Nottingham, 1988 PhD, University of Cambridge, 1978 MA, University of Cambridge, 1978 BA Engineering, 1st Class with distinction, St Catharine's College, University of Cambridge, 1975 Teaching Teaching Programmes – on Civil Engineering programmes Professor Baker has teaching interests in the general field of fluid mechanics, and has in the past lectured on most aspects of Hydraulic Engineering to undergraduates and postgraduates. He currently lectures on the first year course on Introduction to Railway Engineering for Civil Engineering and Electrical Engineering students and the third year Civil Engineering course on Atmospheric Engineering. He also supervises fourth year individual research projects. Postgraduate supervision Dave Soper: Freight train aerodynamics Dominic Flynn: Computational Train Aerodynamics Martin Galagher: Full scale measurements of train aerodynamic phenomena Justin Morden: CFD calculations of train aerodynamic phenomena Isimenmen Obazele; Agent based modelling of transport systems in extreme weather PhD opportunities Powered By FindAPhD.com Browser does not support script.Browser does not support script. Research Research Themes Transport and Climate Change Vehicle Aerodynamics Wind Engineering Agricultural Aerodynamics Environmental Fluid Mechanics Research Activity The measurement of train aerodynamic phenomena in operational conditions (Network Rail / EPSRC) (2011-2014) £550k Network Rail support for Birmingham University partnership (2011-2016) (£1.6m to University (£145k to investigator) Mathematical model for wind induced forces on oats (2012) DEFRA, £12k MOWE-IT (2012-2014) EU FP7 research programme on cross-modal enhancementduring major disruption events – WP on Rail sector. (2.4M€ - 125k€ to University of Birmingham) Living RAIL (2012-2015) EU FP7 project exploring a vision of the future role of the environmentally friendly, electrified railways in 2050s Europe. (1.3M€ - 109k€ to UoB) iBUILD (2013 to 2017), EPSRC in collaboration with Newcastle and Leeds, £3.5m in total, around £1m to UOB (led byProf Chris Rogers, Civil engineering) Literature review on train aerodynamics for the FRA (2013), Contract through Arups (2013) £10k Expert Advice to Wakefield Coroner (2013), £8k TRACCA phase 1 (2013), RSSB, £16k Development of a model for lodging risk in oilseed rape (2013), DEFRA, £12k Track Systems For High Speed Railways: Getting It Right (2014-2017), EPSRC led by University of Southampton, £205k to UOB TRACCA Phase 2 £200k, RSSB Improving lodging resistance in oats, Teagasc Walsh Fellowships (2015-2018) £80k The safety of pedestrians, cyclists and motor vehicles in highly turbulent urban wind flows, EPSRC (2015-2018) £722 Other activities Member of BSI Loading Committee 525 and Chair of the Climate Codes sub group Chair of the Scientific Advisory Committee of CISIT. International Campuson Safety and Intermodality in Transportation, Valenciennes, France CEN working group on structural codes of practice associated with climateeffects Chair, DfT committee on climate change in the Railway Industry Prof Baker was awarded the title of Fellow of the Wind Engineering Society in 1996. He has been a Keynote speaker at a number of recent Wind Engineering conferences including: "Wind effects in the urban environment – considerations for human health, comfort and safety", Keynote lecture, ISWE Tokyo, Japan, (2004) "The overturning of road and rail vehicles in high winds", Keynote Address Italian Wind Engineering Conference (2004) "Wind Engineering – past, present and future", Keynote lecture, Proceedings 4th European and African Regional Conference on Wind Engineering, Prague (2005) "The overturning of road and rail vehicles in high winds", Invited lecture, Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Wind Engineering, Seoul (2005) "The flow field around trains", Keynote Address, Bluff Body Aerodynamics and its Applications Conference, Milan (2008) "Cross wind effects on road and rail vehicles", IAVSD Symposium, Stockholm, Sweden, Keynote lecture (2009) "The rail sector", UNECE-UNCTAD Workshop on Climate Change Impacts on International Transport Networks, Geneva (2010) The design process for wind effects around simple buildings Keynote lecture, International Conference on Wind Engineering, Amsterdam. (2011) The first international conference on wind engineering – a retrospective, European and African Conference on Wind engineering, Keynote lecture,Cambridge (2013) 84 "Future Resilient Transport Netwroks", Belfast Climate Week 2014 84 "The aerodynamics of trains", Royal Aeronautical Society, London, 2014 Publications Journal publications from 2010 onwards M. Sterling, A. Quinn, D. Hargreaves, F. Cheli, F. Sabbioni, G. Tomasini, D.Delaunay, C.J. Baker, and H. Morvan, 2010 "A comparison of different methods to evaluate the wind induced forces on a high sided lorry" Journalof Wind Engineering & Industrial Aerodynamics 98 10–20 C.J. Baker, 2010 "The simulation of unsteady aerodynamic cross wind forces on trains", Journal of Wind Engineering & Industrial Aerodynamics98, 88-99 A.D. Quinn, M. Hayward, C.J. Baker, F. Schmid, J. Priest, W. Powrie, 2010 "A full-scale experimental and modelling study of ballast flight under high speed trains", Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit 224, 61- 74 (in thetop three most downloaded papers from JRRT in 2010) C.J. Baker, 2010 "The flow around high speed trains" Journalof Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics 98, 277-298 C.J. Baker, 2010 "The calculation of cricket ball trajectories". Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, Proceedings of the IMechE C, 224, 1947-1958, DOI: 10.1243/09544062JMES1973. Awarded SAGE prize in 2011 forbest paper in Journal in 2010 P. Martinez-Vazquez, C.J. Baker, M. Sterling, A.D. Quinn, P.J. Richards, 2010 "Aerodynamicforces on fixed and rotating plates", Wind and Structures, 13, 2 127-144 B. Kakimpa, P. Martinez-Vazquez, D. Hargreaves, J. Owen , C.J. Baker, M. Sterling, A.D. Quinn, 2010 "CFD modelling of plate free-flight and auto-rotation",Wind and Structures, 13, 2 127-144 H. Hemida, N.Gil, C.J. Baker, 2010 "LES of the slipstream of a rotatingtrain", ASME Journal of Fluids Engineering 132 051103-1 N. Gil, C.J. Baker, C. Roberts, 2010 "Passenger Train Slipstream Characterization Using a Rotating Rail Rig," ASME Journal of Fluids Engineering 132,6 H. Hemida, C.J. Baker, 2010 , "Large-Eddy Simulation of the flow around a freight wagon subjected to a crosswind", Computers & Fluids39 1944–1956 Tomlinson C, Chapman C, Thornes J, 2010, "Derivation of Birmingham's summer surface urban heat island from MODIS satellite images",International Journal of Climatology, 10.1002/joc.2261 P. Martinez-Vazquez. M. Sterling, C. J. Baker, A. D. Quinn, P.J. Richards (2010) "Autorotation of Square Plates, with Application to Windborne Debris", "Wind and Structures, An International Journal" Vol. 14, No. 2,2011. C. Baker, H. Hemida, S. Iwnicki, G Xie, D. Ongaro (2011) "The integration of cross wind forces into train dynamic modelling",Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit 225, 2, 154-164, DOI 10.1177/2041301710392476 C J Tomlinson, L Chapman, J E Thornes and C J Baker (2011) "Including the urban heat island in spatial heat health risk assessment strategies:a case study for Birmingham, UK", International Journal ofHealth Geographics. http://www.ij-healthgeographics.com/content/10/1/42 M An, Y Chen, C Baker (2011) "A fuzzy reasoning and fuzzy-analytical hierarchy process based approach to the process of railway riskinformation: A railway risk management system", Information Sciences 181,3946–3966 C D F Rogers, C J Bouch, S Williams, A R G Barber, C J Baker, J R Bryson, D N Chapman, L Chapman, J Coaffee J, I Jefferson and A D Quinn (2011) "Resistance and Resilience – Paradigms for Critical Local Infrastructure", Municipal Engineer Tomlinson C J, Chapman L, Thornes J E, Baker C J (2011) "Remotesensing land surface temperature for meteorology and climatology: a review",Meteorological Applications 18, 296-306 Baker C J (2013) "A unified framework for the prediction of cricket ball trajectories in spin and swing bowling", IMechE Proceedings P – Journalof Sports Engineering, 227, 1 31 – 38, DOI: 10.1177/1754337112440793 Blenkinsop S., Zhao Y., Quinn J., Berryman F., Thornes J., Baker C., Fowler H.J. (2012) "Downscaling future wind hazard for SE London using the UKCP09 regional climate model ensemble", 53: 141–156,doi: 10.3354/cr01091 P. Martinez-Vazquez, B. Kakimpa, M. Sterling, C.J. Baker, A.D. Quinn,P.J. Richards, J.S. Owen (2012) "Pressure field of a rotating square plate with application to windborne debris" Wind and Structures,15, 6 527-547 Charlie J. Tomlinson, Lee Chapman, John E. Thornes, Christopher J. Baker,Tatiana Prieto-Lopez (2012) "Comparing night-time satellite land surfacetemperature from MODIS and ground measured air temperature across a conurbation", Remote Sensing Letters Vol. 3 8, 2012. Awarded "The Taylor & Francis Remote Sensing Letters Award" 2013 for the best letter published in the RemoteSensing Letters publication during the previous calendar year. F. Dorigatti, M. Sterling, D. Rocchi, M. Belloli, A.D. Quinn, C.J. Baker,E. Ozkan (2012), "Wind tunnel measurements of crosswind loads on high sided vehicles over long span bridges", Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics 107–108, 214–224 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jweia.2012.04.017 M. Anyala, J.B. Odoki and C.J. Baker (2012) "Hierarchical asphaltpavement deterioration model for climate impact studies", InternationalJournal of Pavement Engineering, 1–16 Baker C J, Jordan S J, Gilbert T, Sterling M, Quinn A, Johnson T, Lane J (2012) "Transient aerodynamic pressures and forces on trackside and overhead structures due to passing trains. Part 1 Model scale experiments", Journalof Rail and Rapid Transit DOI: 10.1177/0954409712464859 Baker C J, Jordan S J, Gilbert T, Sterling M, Quinn A, Johnson T, LaneJ (2012) "Transient aerodynamic pressures and forces on trackside and overheadstructures due to passing trains. Part 2 Standards applications", Journalof Rail and Rapid Transit DOI: 10.1177/0954409712464859 Hemida H, Baker C J, Gao G (2012) "The calculation of train slipstreams using Large-Eddy Simulation", Journal of Rail andRapid Transit 25, DOI: 10.1177/0954409712460982 Tomlinson C J, Prieto-Lopez T, Bassett R, Chapman L, Cai X-M, ThornesJ E, Baker C J (2013) "Showcasing urban heat island work in Birmingham – measuring,monitoring, modelling and more", Weather 68, 2 C J Baker, A Quinn, M Sima, L Hoefener, R Licciardello (2013) Full-scale measurement and analysis of train slipstreams and wakes: Part1 Ensemble averages. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part F: Journalof Rail and Rapid Transit 0954409713485944, doi:10.1177/0954409713485944 C J Baker, A Quinn, M Sima, L Hoefener, R Licciardello (2013) Full-scale measurement and analysis of train slipstreams and wakes. Part2 Gust analysis, Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part F: Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit 0954409713488098, doi:10.1177/0954409713488098 Gilbert T, Baker C, Quinn A (2013) "Aerodynamic pressures around high-speed trains: the transition from unconfined to enclosed spaces", Journal of Rail and Rapid Transit 227 (6), 608-621. DOI: 10.1177/0954409713494947 Gilbert T, Baker C, Quinn A (2013) "Gusts caused by high speed trains in confined spaces and tunnels", Journal of wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics 121, 39–48 Baker C J (2013) "A framework for the consideration of the effects of crosswinds on trains", Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics 123, 130–142 Baker C J (2013) "Pensnett – its name and origins" accepted for publication in the Staffordshire History Journal Baker C J (2014) "Train aerodynamics – a review; Part 1 Fundamentals" Aeronautical Journal 118, 1201 Baker C J (2014) "Train aerodynamics - a review; Part 2 Applications" Aeronautical Journal 118, 1202 Baker C J, Sterling M, Berry P (2014) "A generalised model of crop lodging", Journal of Theoretical Biology 10.1016./j.jtbi.2014.07.032


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My word this took an age... But I am sooooo proud of the end result!
The amount of fixes I had to keep doing to their faces was just...just... insanity inducing. But I think (and hope) the end result is worth it!
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Don't worry about your general cognitive ability genes. Otherwise, check out this study led by Drs. Joe Trampush and Anil Malhotra from the Feinstein Institute showing that the less frequent and non-ancestral (A) alelle of rs1906252 was associated with higher Spearman's General Intelligence (g-factor) scores. This SNP sits 700 kilobases upstream of a putative ubiquitin ligase subunit (FBXL4) connected to severe psychomotor retardation. Loss-of-function in other ubiquitin ligase subunits have also been implicated in mental retardation.
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A genetic predisposition to develop a drinking problem when exposed to beer is not, however, that reason.
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However, with the exception of the large effects contributed by variation at ADH1B and ALDH2 in Asian populations (Edenberg 2007; Hurley and Edenberg 2012), there is little consistency across studies. Nevertheless, one gene encoding cadherin 13 (CDH13) was replicated in four independent studies among all SNPs that were significant at a nominal P value (Johnson et al. 2006; Liu et al. 2006b; Treutlein et al. 2009; Lind et al. 2010).
If you're going to make a clone army, you might want to avoid the CDH13 rs11640875 A alleles. Also keep in mind that there are some 100 different types of cadherin molecules expressed in the brain and they mediate all manner of cell-to-cell contact and signalling processes. Not surprisingly, this class of cell adhesion molecules are widely associated with mental disorders.
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The "T" allele of rs1378810 in your DNAJC13 gene has been associated with a slight benefit (less than 0.4% variance) in general cognitive ability. You can check your 23andMe profile.* What? You're a TT? Ooooh … nobody is impressed. But let's not make light of our DNAJ genes just yet.
Consider the critical role of DNAJC5, a so-called cysteine-string protein (because it encodes a protein with an array of cysteine residues). This protein helps synaptic vesicles fuse and un-fuse so that your neurons can release and re-cycle tiny packets of neurotransmitters – which is how neurons send signals to one another. Yeah, vesicle fusion is really important … and is happening like a quadriillion times right now in your brain.
Mutations in the cysteine string of DNAJC5 have been associated with Huntington's disease.
*Interpreting 23andMe data here can be confusing because 23andMe lists an A or T as possible alleles but one isn't always sure which strand the research literature refers to and if that strand is the same strand that 23andMe is reading from. Luckily SNPedia points out that an rs1378810 TT is in tight linkage disequilibrium with rs2133692 TT (T or C alleles) so you can check this genotype on 23andMe to infer your rs1378810 genotype. My 23andMe profile says AA at rs1378810 and TT at rs2133692, so I think I have the slightly beneficial TT genotype … but I'm really not sure. Confused? Me too. But like the research suggests, this genotype really doesn't add much to one's general cognitive ability.
Bioinformatical muscles
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 23andMe, bioinformatics on November 16, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Colm O'Dushlaine rocked his 23andMe profile … hard! … and then shared it with the world.
Totally. Awesome.
Students implement the -ome of -omes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged 23andMe, evolution, Personalized medicine on December 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Check out the Interpretome! developed by students and staff at Stanford University.
– I have 17 European alleles and 3 East Asian alleles … the genetic proof is in … white boys can't jump.
– I have 17 out of 32 Type 2 Diabetes risk alleles … put down those carbs now … and 19 out of 30 Coronary Artery Disease risk alleles … and go for a jog.
– I have a combined Risk of Narcolepsy: 2.92 … but the score jumps to 85 with an issue of GENETICS in my hand.
– I'm not exactly on the leading edge of human evolution … a 72/110 of positive selection score.
– I'd better start saving for a long-ass retirement … probability of extreme longevity: 78.2
More on the interpretome here, here and here!