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Weil Nutritional Supplements, Energy Support Formula, 180 Capsules (Discontinued Item)
By Weil Nutritional Supplements11 Reviews
Shipping Weight:?0.41 lbs (0.19 kg)
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- Package Quantity: 180 Capsules
- Dimensions: 2.6 x 2.6 x 4.6 in, 0.35 lbs (0.16 kg)
Product Overview
- Eleuthero, Cordyceps & Ashwagandha
- Vegetarian
- Dietary Supplement
Feeling tired? Run down? Need a boost?
Try Dr. Weil's exclusive blend of tonifying herbs formulated to support healthy energy levels without the adrenal stress and crash of stimulants.
"I'm a great believer in tonic herbs - nontoxic natural products that increase energy and resistance to stress of all kinds."
Andrew Weil, M.D.
Q: What is in the Energy Support Formula?
A: Weil Energy Support Formula contains Eleuthero which may help increase physical performance. Cordyceps, a Chinese mushroom, has long been used as a stamina boosting tonic. Ashwagandha is an herb used as a general energy tonic. This unique formula is free of stimulants such as ephedra and caffeine.
Suggested Use
Take 2 capsules, three times daily or as directed by a health care professional.
Other Ingredients
Vegetable capsule shell (pullulan, water), magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose.
If you are pregnant or lactating, consult a health care professional before using this product. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use this product if the safety seal on the bottle is broken or missing.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 2 capsules
|Serving Per Container: 90
|Amount Per Serving
|%Daily Value
|Ashwagandha, dried extract (root) standardized to 1.5 % withanolides and 1 % alkaloids
|100 mg
|Cordyceps, freeze dried, organic (mycelium)
|300 mg
|Eleuthero, dried extract (root) standardized to 0.8 % eleutherosides
|400 mg
|** Daily Value not established.
iHerb Customer Reviews
This product really seems to work after using it daily for a few months. I have permanently added it to our daily diet. Thanks to iHerb.com for a good price.
Love this stuff. I really notice a drag in my energy when I don't take it. I fall asleep after lunch when I don't take it. Otherwise, I'm full of energy and more willing to keep busy in the afternoons and evening. No side effects notice. Even when I take it in the early evening, I can still go to sleep easily that night.


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Implementing Optimal Monetary Policy in New-Keynesian Models with Inertia
We consider optimal monetary policy in New Keynesian models with inertia due to lagged effects of inflation and output. We characterize the conditions for the unconditionally optimal equilibrium and compare them with those identifying optimality from the timeless perspective. Implementation of optimal policy is considered via construction of suitable interest-rate rules. We characterize the collection of all interest-rate rules consistent with the optimal equilibrium, and we identify among them an expectations-based rule that guarantees uniqueness and stability under learning.
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One day, Engine 2 firefighter Matt Moore started talking about how he'd just had an intense dream about a raging house fire. Since Matt seldom says such things, it made us all think we were about to face a real burner.
We went on several calls that day, but none of them were fires. Then, at 6:30 that evening, as Matt was putting his enchiladas into the oven, the tone sounded for a church fire on the East Side.
It turned out to be a tough call. After being on air, and doing salvage and overhaul work for nearly thirty minutes in 100 degree heat, all of us were sent to rehab. Scottie didn't look good–he was red in the face and his eyes were bloodshot. EMS examined him and decided he was suffering from dehydration with a bit of heat exhaustion–nothing that a liter of fluid couldn't remedy.
We had to endure snide comments from various firefighters about how we needed to feed him more meat: "Give that boy a steak," or, "Put some chicken broth in that I.V." At the debriefing, even the incident commander said, "Well, nobody got hurt except Scottie Walters, and all he needs is a little more protein."
When we made it back to the station, after agreeing that sarcasm and ignorance get a lot of people pretty far in this world, we finally got around to eating. But before any of us took a bite, we all offered a toast to Matt and his tasty meat-free enchiladas, as well as his dreams.
Incidentally, this was originally my recipe, which Matt stole, perfected, and made into his signature dish. He's not a fan of onions: When it's his turn to cook, he avoids them like the plague. When I cook? Everything starts with an onion.
Matt Moore's Enchiladas
Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
16 ounces mushrooms, sliced
32 ounces frozen spinach, thawed and drained
30 ounces fat-free, frozen hash-brown potatoes
2 teaspoons cumin
2 tablespoons chili powder
8 ounces canned diced green chilies
18 corn tortillas
3 16-ounce jars fat-free enchilada sauce (Whole Foods' Religious Experience is excellent)
12 sprigs cilantro, rinsed
Sauté mushrooms and spinach on medium heat in large non-stick skillet for 5 minutes, or until mushrooms are soft. Drain liquid, and remove to large bowl.
Cook potatoes on high heat in sprayed skillet for 10 minutes until lightly browned on both sides. Sprinkle potatoes with cumin and chili powder.
Gently combine potatoes, green chilies, mushrooms, and spinach.
Line the bottom of non stick 9 X 13 casserole with 6 tortillas. You can use a very thin layer of tomato puree or enchilada sauce if you don't have a non stick dish.
Place half of the vegetable mixture over tortillas and cover with one jar of sauce.
Repeat the process: tortillas, vegetables, sauce.
Top with the remaining six tortillas and jar of sauce.
Bake uncovered for 30 minutes. Allow to sit for 15 minutes before serving. Garnish with cilantro sprigs
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My wife and I made Matt's Enchiladas this past week and it was a definitely a "Wow," and will become part of our vegan set of foundational dishes going forward. The recipe filled two 9″ x 13″ pyrex casserole dishes, which we froze one of the dishes for later in the week. We agree with Rip, however, that this recipe is better with an onion. So, we diced up a large sweet yellow onion at the outset and sauteed it with the spinach and mushrooms. After baking for 30 minutes, we did a taste test. The taste was fantastic except that the enchiladas did not have enough "texture" to them (because of the heavy use of potatoes) like any great enchilada dish should. So, with the oven still hot . . . I first quickly opened up a can of black beans and washed them in a collander and spread them over the top to the enchiladas. Then, I sliced a large red onion and sauteed it in a non-stick skillet and spread the onion slices over the top the black beans and baked the dishes for another 15 minutes. These additions completed the recipe to our taste buds' liking, making the recipe truly a "keeper." (PS The picture above doesn't do justice to this colorful dish, especially if you use our tweaks of green enchilada sauce, black beans and a red onion.)
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STREET SEEN "People were like, we wanna wear some clothing from you guys," San Franpsycho owner Christian Routzen tells me from the behind the counter of his DIY brand's newish (it's seven months old) location on newly-trendy Divisadero Street. "But we didn't make clothing."Read more »
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We salute Los Angeles' Mark Bedol, inventor of the battery-free, water-powered clock, for bringing the ditty-centric production values of local cable TV ads to the Internet. The lil' timekeeper comes in pink, red, blue, green, etc. You can choose to go meta with the water drop-shaped model or be boring and buy yet another round clock. Read more »
Concurrent downlow Rusty Lazer set across the bridge at Ruby Room notwithstanding, Y3K at DNA Lounge was the place to be for hip-hop in the Bay Area on Friday night. This is a disputable claim, given the hordes of Youtube haters that run amok over headliner Kitty Pryde's channel. But a Hottub-Main Attrakionz-Pryde 1-2-3 punch will tell you more about where hip-hop is today than any number of shows by more universally-accepted rappers. Read more »
W. Kamau Bell's recent success notwithstanding, when it comes to Bay comics, we love Frankie Quinones as our stand-up ambassador. His shows -- including a packed-to-the-brim gig a few we attended months ago in the cozy basement space of Bossa Nova -- are where you want to go to watch the grown-and-sexy of the Bay Area crack. Up.Read more »
There's perhaps nothing in your life that will ever get you as excited as when you a youngster with a toy trip trip on your schedule. Not even the Giants winning the World Series twice in three years or scoring free VIP tickets to Outside Lands can come close to eliciting that brain-paralyzing gush of euphoria and innocent bliss.Read more »
It's a symbol of the atrocities suffered by Chinese Americans on this continent: a lumbering machine that stripped thousands of their livelihood and was even named for the epithet used against them, the Iron Chink.
For Escape To Gold Mountain graphic novelist and community activist David H.T. Wong, who will read from the book at a Sun/11 event in Berkeley's Eastwind Books, the 1903 invention of the mechanized fish gutting machine that stole cannery jobs from Asian immigrants -- who already had to fight racism to find jobs at all -- made the perfect title for his historical graphic novel.
But, and perhaps this is a sign of the historical progression that Wong converted into panels for us in his graphic novel, things just don't get named the c-word anymore. Read more »
Yesterday morning I dug up my Obama mix, the CD that I made at this time four years ago when I was a wide-eyed political organizer and played for my team of adroit, grandmotherly union member-canvassers. Gah, my dislike for Will.i.am is well-known but this song gets me every time. Which is why I found myself on Election Day 2012 wearing a Moveon.org Obama T-shirt I donated $5 for, all abuzz with Obamastalgia. It's like a drug, this resurgance of a younger, less jaded president -- even if it's only for the time it takes for all that confetti maelstrom to settle to the stage.
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Nha Trang
If you come by to Nha Trang to play casino games, tease chicks in the Sailing Club, or dive, it's fine. But if you're rock-addicted, it's sure that your hands will sweat when you will see these granite boulders defying the sea on the Hon Chong promontory. This video archive was shot in Winter 2007, which explains the lack of sun. Thanks to the xe ôm drivers for spotting and shooting!
Hon Chong Promontory is located in the North of Nha Trang, about 4 kms from the center. To get there, take the main seafront street (Tran Phu) to the North, then Pham Van Dong. After a few km, you will see Hon Chong Promontory on the East side.
Nha Trang in a glimpse
Number of problems: about 10 obvious and natural lines
Grades: 4B –>projects
Rock quality: good granite
Reception: rock, crashpad is advised
Boulder 1 & 2 : these 2 boulders are just on the right after a suspended egg-shaped boulder between 2 boulders.
Problem 1, 4C: follow the good finger crack
Problem 2, 5A: dynamic move on good slopers, then stand up high to top out
Boulder 3
Problem 3, 5A: left-right traverse. Start on slopers, then climb on a fragile flake.
Problem 4, 4B: left-right traverse. Follow the underclings then top out with good holds
Project 1: stand up with a bad undercling then reach a worst flat hole
Boulder 4: the King Boulder, just in front of the sea
Problem 5, 5B: no foot start, then follow the good notches
Project 2: start in the right of the legendary Giant Fingerprint, then climb up left
Project 3: follow the flat crack (left-right) then long reach in direction to good notches
There is a massive potential on each side of the road which follows the sea coast. The point is to get there most of time (jungle crossing), and they're a bit far apart from each others. However, there is sometimes amazing stuff!


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ABSTRACT: Human serum albumin (HSA) and immunoglobulin G (IgG) represent over 75% of all proteins present in human plasma. These high-abundance proteins prevent the detection of low-abundance proteins which are potential markers for various diseases. The depletion of HSA and IgG is therefore essential for further proteome analysis. In this paper we describe the optimization of conditions for selective depletion of HSA and IgG using affinity and pseudo-affinity chromatography. A BIA Separations CIM (convective interaction media) Protein G disk was applied for the removal of IgG and the Mimetic Blue SA A6XL stationary phase for the removal of HSA. The binding and the elution buffer for CIM Protein G disk were chosen on the basis of the peak shape. The dynamic binding capacity was determined. It was shown to be dependent on the buffer system used and independent of the flow rate and of the concentration of IgG. Beside the binding capacity for the IgG standard, the binding capacity was also determined for IgG in human plasma. The Mimetic Blue SA A6XL column was characterized using human plasma. The selectivity of the depletion was dependent on the amount of human plasma that was loaded on the column. After the conditions on both supports had been optimized, the Mimetic Blue SA A6XL stationary phase was combined with the CIM Protein G disk in order to simultaneously deplete samples of human plasma. A centrifuge spin column that enables the removal of IgG and HSA from 20 microL of human plasma was designed. The results of the depletion were examined using sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and two-dimensional gel electrophoresis.
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ABSTRACT: Convective interaction media (CIM; BIA Separations) monoliths are attractive stationary phases for use in affinity chromatography because they enable fast affinity binding, which is a consequence of convectively enhanced mass transport. This work focuses on the development of novel CIM hydrazide (HZ) monoliths for the oriented immobilization of antibodies. Adipic acid dihydrazide (AADH) was covalently bound to CIM epoxy monoliths to gain hydrazide groups on the monolith surface. Two different antibodies were afterwards immobilized to hydrazide functionalized monolithic columns and prepared columns were tested for their selectivity. One column was further tested for the dynamic binding capacity.
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ABSTRACT: This review describes the novel chromatography stationary phase--a porous monolithic methacrylate-based polymer--in terms of the design of the columns and some of the features that make these columns attractive for the purification of large biomolecules. We first start with a brief summary of the characteristics of these large molecules (more precisely large proteins like immunoglobulins G and M, plasmid deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), and viral particles), and a list of some of the problems that were encountered during the development of efficient purification processes. We then briefly describe the structure of the methacrylate-based monolith and emphasize the features which make them more than suitable for dealing with large entities. The highly efficient structure on a small scale can be transferred to a large scale without the need of making column modifications, and the various approaches of how this is accomplished are briefly presented in this paper. This is followed by presenting some of the examples from the bioprocess development schemes, where the implementation of the methacrylate-based monolithic columns has resulted in a very efficient and productive process. Following this, we move back to the analytical scale and demonstrate the efficiency of the monolithic column--where the mass transfer between the stationary and mobile phase is greatly enhanced--for the in-process and final control of the new therapeutics. The combination of an efficient structure and the appropriate hardware results in separations of proteins with residence time less than 0.1 s.
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ABSTRACT: New non-destructive method for characterization of ion exchange chromatographic columns based on transient pH formed by a step change in ionic strength of buffer solutions was examined. The method was used to distinguish between cation and anion or weak and strong ion exchange chromatographic supports and to determine the capacity of the chromatographic resins. The general scheme to distinguish between most commonly used types of ion exchange chromatographic columns was proposed. The duration of pH transient was shown to be linearly proportional to the total ionic capacity and was used to estimate protein dynamic binding capacity of the resin. The effects of pH, concentration and temperature on transient pH duration were examined.
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Above is an example. I need to get 2 strings s1 and s2 as the return values for the decode function. How should I proceed?
If you need return few strings, use one of next:
If you don't know how many strings your function will return - use something like std::vector.
If it were me, I'd return a
I'd say the options are:
For a fixed number of strings:
1) return a pair, a tuple, or a struct that you define yourself. Something like:
Then either:
or just give BrokenDownString a constructor taking the message as a parameter.
2) Take multiple out params by pointer or non-constant reference:
For two strings, anything else (even an array) is overkill.
For a variable number of strings, however, you can either:
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2) take a
3) make decode a function template, taking an output iterator as a parameter:
Then if the caller wants the results in a vector:
If the caller prefers them in a deque:
If the caller wants them in a list in reverse order:
And so on.
4) If you want something like the above, but for whatever reason you don't want to write template code, make decode take as a parameter an object, which it notifies of each string:
Then if the caller wants the results in a vector:
If you're feeling hardcore and up for the challenge, you could return a char**.
However, this is very error prone, so you should probably stick to a standard container or string class instead.
Did they(Top Coder) mentioned array of C-strings or array of std::strings ? For your information, arrays are evil (http://siddhant3s.googlepages.com/how_to_tell_rusted_cpp.html and http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/containers.html#faq-34.1) Lately, if you still want to return array of std::strings, you can but only if you promise me that you will delete[] the returned pointer accordingly:
If you absolutely must return an array, you can use the fact that raw arrays decay into pointers. Here's some sample code that does what I think you want:
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Yes, it's painful. That's why everyone else has suggested using a
Pass the strings to the functions as "out" parameters - either by pointers or references and modify them within the function.
I wouldn't actually recommend doing it this way for this specific case, but you can return a reference to an array of strings:
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Charles Cavanaugh, who spent more than a decade as a fund manager, trader and research analyst at Davis Selected Advisers LP in New York, has died. He was 39.
He died on July 15 at his home in San Antonio after a long battle with cancer, according to a paid notice yesterday in the New York Times.
A graduate in theology, Cavanaugh helped run the Davis Financial Fund from 2007 to 2012. As co-manager, he succeeded Christopher C. Davis, son of the Tucson, Arizona-based company's founder, Shelby M.C. Davis.
"Words cannot express the profound respect, trust and affection that all of us feel for Charles," Christopher Davis and Kenneth C. Feinberg, another co-manager at the time, wrote when Cavanaugh left the firm in a 2012 commentary for investors. "He has worked tirelessly to improve our analysis and understanding of financial companies. But even more, he has worked to strengthen our process and reinforce our culture."
The Davis Financial Fund, the firm's second-largest mutual fund, had $679.4 million in assets as of July 30, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Described by the company as a "long-term capital appreciation" fund, its top holdings were American Express Co. and Wells Fargo & Co.
Under Cavanaugh, the fund weathered the financial crisis better than its industry competitors, according to the company. In 2008, when the Standard & Poor's 500 Index fell 38 percent, the Davis Financial Fund added a net $112 million in new investment from customers, according to a portfolio-manager update last year.
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"This occurred at a time when the industry experienced an all-time record level of net redemptions," it said. "During 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012, the Fund experienced very manageable net redemptions. Thank you."
Cavanaugh managed other Davis funds, including its Opportunity, International and Selected International funds, according to Morningstar, a Chicago-based investment research company. He was also a portfolio manager of the John Hancock Funds II and stepped down in March 2012, replaced by Feinberg, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Davis Selected Advisers was founded in 1969 and offers its clients mutual funds, variable annuities, separately managed accounts and offshore funds, according to its website. Its biggest fund, the Davis New York Venture Fund, had net assets of $20.4 billion as of July 30 and has been in operation since 1969.
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John Hancock is a unit of Toronto-based Manulife Financial Corp. and uses investment managers at mutual-fund companies such as Fidelity Investments, Franklin Templeton, T. Rowe Price Associates, as well as Davis.
Charles Ahern Cavanaugh was born on June 12, 1975, in Minneapolis to Mike and Zoe Cavanaugh.
He attended Jesuit High School in Portland, Oregon, before earning degrees in political science and theology at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana in 1997, according to the Times notice. He joined Davis in March 2001, according to another SEC filing.
Cavanaugh's survivors include his wife, the former Emilia Gamez, whom he married in 2006; son Aidan; brother John; sister Elizabeth; and both parents.


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The biggest differentiator about this new camera is the new 16-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor. Not only is it bigger than most rival CSCs like those from the Olympus Pen line, but it features Fujifilm's EXR processing technology - carried over from their compact cameras - and a new filter array which claims to do away with moiré and false colours.
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Cleverly, the viewfinder will change to suit the lens you are using, which suggests that using lenses from other systems with this camera through adapters might be tricky.
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With the price expected for be around $1700, this is a serious camera, so you'll be pleased to hear there are a run of accessories for it too - a hand grip, flash, leather case and filters.
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According to a February 1950 Hollywood Reporter news item, Warner Bros. originally assigned Charles Tobias and Peter de Rose to write songs for the film, which Louis F. Edelman was to produce. Hollywood Reporter production charts from the first month of production list Francis J. Scheid as sound man; later charts list Leslie G. Hewitt. Warner Bros. production notes add Patricia Hawks, daughter of silent screen star Bessie Love, and the following dancers to the cast: Camille Williams, Shirley Whitney, Joan Haig, Jean Harrison, Crystal White, Beverly Thomas, Diana Mumby and Sally Saunders, but their appearance in the film has not been confirmed. October and November 1951 Hollywood Reporter news items add Donna Ring, Frances Zucco and Chuck Hicks to the cast, but their appearance in the film has not been confirmed. Ramon and Royce Blackburn, the nightclub entertainers known as the Blackburn Twins, performed with Patrice Wymore in the production number "Love Is Still for Free."
According to a September 1951 Hollywood Reporter news item, Michael Curtiz substituted as director for Bruce Humberstone while the latter recovered from the flu. Several reviews noted the differences between the musical film and the James Thurber-Elliott Nugent play upon which it is based, The Male Animal. The freedom of speech issue, precipitated by the professor's announcement that at his next class he would read a letter written by anarchist Bartolomeo Vansetti, is entirely absent from the musical film. The New York Times review noted that the plot of the screenplay shifts attention away from the professor, who almosts loses his wife and job, to the college career of the ex-burlesque dancer, who was a lesser character in the stage play. The Variety review stated that the sociological point made in the stage play was written out of the film.
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Survival of lake trout eggs and fry reared in water from the upper Great Lakes
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AbstractAs part of continuing studies of the reproductive failure of lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) in Lake Michigan, we measured the survival of lake trout eggs and fry of different origins and reared in different environments. Eggs and milt were stripped from spawning lake trout collected in the fall of 1980 from southeastern Lake Michigan, northwestern Lake Huron, south central Lake Superior, and from hatchery brood stock. Eggs from all sources were incubated, and the newly hatched fry were reared for 139 days in lake water from each of the three upper Great Lakes and in well water. Survival of eggs to hatching at all sites was lowest for those from Lake Michigan (70% of fertilized eggs) and highest for eggs from Lake Superior (96%). Comparisons of incubation water from the different lakes indicated that hatching success of eggs from all sources was highest in Lake Huron water, and lowest in Lake Michigan water. The most notable finding was the nearly total mortality of fry from eggs of southeastern Lake Michigan lake trout. At all sites, the mean survival of Lake Michigan fry through 139 days after hatching was only 4% compared to near 50% for fry from the other three sources. In a comparison of the rearing sites, little influence of water quality on fry survival was found. Thus, the poor survival was associated with the source of eggs and sperm, not the water in which the fry were reared.
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just a little homage to my favorite three, and some practice at lineless digital painting cause i have a project coming up in it.
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Omg these are by far some of the best pokemon interpretations I've ever seen! Wonderful work, my friend
<3 they cuteness!
Very nice. They look particularly terrifying. Nice job.
gengar LOL
Beastly designs~
This looks pretty cool! I love how Gastly looks more like a skull here.
I've seen Gastly and Haunter drawn so many, many times, but you somehow managed to get a fresh angle of the trio. Good work!
i love haunters pose
Nice evolution team-up, I especially like the skullish add ~!
I love your interpretation of these guys! Haunter comes across especially well, but your Gengar is the one I find really interesting, with the extra dimensionality you decided to add on to it and all. It really comes across as almost wolf-like.
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wonderful!!! and I love the colors you used here, too :)
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Hope she keeps those cookies safe. Great illustration!
Great and cute works!
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Perhentian Island
Basic wooden chalet which is suitable for backpackers. It comes with a bed, a small cupboard, a dressing table, a wall fan and the mosquito net.
All the rooms include an attached bathroom which is clean and well-maintained except for the RM45 per night room.
The RM45 per night rooms only have a common bathroom which is also clean and well maintained.
I was very satisfied with the room despite the basic amenities since I spent most of my time on the beach anyway.
The rates are pretty resonable between RM45 - RM85 per night which includes a RM10 dinner voucher!!
Please take note that the electricity is only available from 6pm til 7am everyday.
Note : Please be warned that it operates on a walk-in basis. You can't make reservations.
Unique Qualities: For a basic chalet, the place is well-maintained and pretty clean. The surrounding is well-kept and decorated with tropical plants.
Nice and cozy restaurant with a vast selection of delicious local cuisine!! Definitely the best place to eat at long beach!!
Address: Long Beach, Pulau Perhentian Kecil
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Somewhere in the middle, next to Panorama Chalet.
Price: less than US$20
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Perhentian Island
Another chalet that's recommended at Long Beach. Just like Matahari, it's a basic wooden chalet with attached bathroom.
Each room comes with a queen size bed, mosquito net, a small cupboard, a dressing table and a wall fan.
Despite the basic amenities, the rooms are clean and well-kept.
Rate is at RM70 per night which includes dinner at the Panorama Restaurant.
Electricity is available from 7 pm to 7 am.
Note : This chalet also operates on a walk-in basis. You can't make reservations.
Unique Qualities: The chalets are built among the trees that grows by the beach which gives a nice, cool and shady feel to it.
The restaurant is one of the best at Long Beach with a nice cozy and tropical settings.
Address: Long Beach, Pulau Perhentian Kecil
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Next to Matahari Chalet.
Price: less than US$20
Theme: Other
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ALP candidate in Sydney byelection 'unlikely': senior Labor source
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The Australian Labor Party is unlikely to contest the imminent Sydney byelection triggered by the enforced resignation of veteran MP Clover Moore.
The ALP is "unlikely" to contest the imminent Sydney byelection triggered by the forced resignation of veteran MP Clover Moore.
As the recently re-elected Lord Mayor prepares to farewell the NSW Parliament early this afternoon, Crikey can reveal that NSW Labor is seriously considering sitting out the byelection race because its presence on the ballot paper would help elevate Liberal Shayne Mallard to the Macquarie Street bearpit.
Moore, an Independent, is expected to anoint Australians for Marriage Equality head Alex Greenwich as her successor. Under the NSW system of optional preferential voting, it's likely that up to half the votes in the ALP pile would exhaust, effectively splitting the progressive non-Tory vote.
Greenwich, whose media profile has soared in recent weeks as federal Parliament mulls four separate gay marriage bills, would almost certainly end up with a bolstered primary if Labor remained on the sidelines. A senior Labor source told Crikey it would be "madness for the Labor Party to invest time and money to help elect a Liberal to state parliament".
"The Liberal Party will win if Labor runs … if Labor doesn't it's really tight between Alex and the Lib. The path to Liberal victory is quite simple — it's to split the progressive vote," the source said.
"Labor would be much better off focusing on an education cuts campaign in outer Western Sydney."
Labor's state electoral council will meet at 6:30pm tonight and is expected to debate the decision. However, the state branch, led by General Secretary Sam Dastyari, is yet to even call for nominations for preselection for the poll, which is expected in November or early December.
Potential Sydney Labor candidate Cameron Murphy slammed the decision to vacate the space this morning, saying that local branches, charged with ruling on a preselection, "had clearly expressed that they want to run".
"There ought to be a rank and file presentation. I just think that a decision like this would never be made if we were talking about Newcastle or Blacktown. Branches have been waiting for months for the process to kick off and nothing's happened."
Other potential candidates, revealed by Crikey earlier this month, are the CPSU's Ashley Ubrihien and refugee barrister Shane Prince.
But there may be other factors at play. Labor Left sources accused head office of spending too much cash on the recent byelection in the safe NSW seat of Heffron — a Labor Right fiefdom assumed by former Botany Mayor and factional powerbroker Ron Hoenig.
This analysis by pseph bloggers Poliquant shows how difficult a Labor party victory would be given the need to both campaign against and secure preferences from the Greens in order to get within 5% of Mallard and then vault him on preferences. It also identifies the "x factor" in Moore's expected tapping of Greenwich.
ABC election analyst Antony Green told Crikey this morning that the primary vote would likely split 35-40% for the Liberals' Mallard and about 20% between Greenwich, the Greens' Chris Harris and a Labor candidate, in which case the "Liberals would win with relative ease". It was "probably" more likely that a Labor decision not to run would assist Greenwich and damage Mallard.
"If Labor can't win the seat it would be in their interests to act in such a way that if the Liberals can be defeated that the candidate that defeats them, suits them."
The byelection will take place because of Barry O'Farrell's controversial "Get Clover" law that bans MPs from simultaneously sitting as elected local government councillors.
1Harley DennettPosted Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 2:55 pm | Permalink
The entirely premise of this article is that, unless forced to do so, voters would not direct preferences to a second ideologically-near candidate. Is there any evidence for this? Perhaps previous election preference flows, rather than simple TPP percentages? Poliquant and Antony Green both fail to cite this obvious source, so it's surprising that Crook does also.
My next concern is the belief that inner-city voters will elect a single-issue inexperienced candidate to a parliament not responsible for that issue on the simple basis that he is anointed by the popular experienced multi-issue incumbent.
2Chris MaltbyPosted Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 3:35 pm | Permalink
In the 2011 state election, when Labor's Sacha Blumen was excluded from the count holding 5,377 votes they were distributed to the remaining candidates for the Greens (1,009), Clover (755) and Liberal (290). But 3,323 (62%) had no valid next preference and were exhausted. At the next count, just under 50% of the Greens votes exhausted too, but Clover got about 70% of the ones that didn't.
At the end of the count, nearly 17% of the initial formal vote had exhausted, more than the primary votes of all but Clover and the Liberal candidate. Getting 42% of the initial formal vote would have been enough to win. The absence of a Labor candidate would have reduced that exhausted proportion by about half, and as the preferences of those Labor voters who did take the opportunity were 85% progressive, that could have been a net swing of about 5% to the progressive side in the final result.
Worth having…
3Andrew CrookPosted Thursday, 20 September 2012 at 3:57 pm | Permalink
No, Harley, the "entire premise" of the article is that powerful elements inside NSW Labor don't want to run a candidate for the reasons outlined. Agreed, Chris.


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It's hard to believe that the end of 2013 will be here soon. And now thinking about it, it's hard to believe that I've been cosplaying Yuna for almost 5 years. Though I've been saying I'll retire her soon... I probably won't. I'll end up probably retiring this outfit and remake it from scratch eventually.
The reason I put this up is because I really wanted to show progress on the outfit (even though there's not much) and how I've grown/changed in the last 4 years. This will be the rough line of the cosplay from 2009.
2009- Outfit and earring was bought off Ebay by my boyfriend at the time (Pierre). The staff was commissioned by ~dyyor and I still have it! The picture was taken by myself at my old house in my backyard. No wig was used. it was my real hair at the time. The boots had the white laces from the Fairy Yuna cosplay I did back at the time as well.
2010- Hair got longer, repainted the obi since designs got washed off in the washing machine. Fixed boot lacing to match the boots. Earring was unintentionally broken so glued back together for the convention. Picture was taken by *SugarBunnyCosplay and I thank her so much for bringing me with her in this time that I was in depression
2011- Repainted some of the designs on the skirt as well as remade the white top. New earring and got a new wig for the cosplay. New blue contacts worn for this picture, but not green. Picture was taken by ~RevoGeist
2013- Outfit was mostly complete at this time. New earring was broken AGAIN, and ended up not wearing it in the photos. Finished fixing the top as well as the black 'bra'. Fixed the sleeves where the purple ribbon runs through due to the old ones coming off. Finished repainting the skirt. Contacts were worn in the picture, lightened them up in photoshop. Picture was taken by EBK. (www.facebook.com/pages/Eurobea…
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love the pic, I love how as you change image the cosplay and you are still beautiful every year leading up to this year, keep up the great cosplaying and always follow your dream til you've reached it ^_^
Aww, thanks for the mention hun XD
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You look awesome, so glad to help a wonderful person like you
Simply AMAZING! A stunner through the ages x
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Your evolution is amazing! You look beautiful and it´s suits you so nice! I love your Yuna!
I'll call it "Evolution of Yuna" ^^
Love it, wonderful job on your progress, Rose.!
I really love the progress you've made. Any idea when you'll start thew new outfit?
Good job! So cool!
Been following you since the beginning! I will never leave, Yuna!
Gorgeous, as always Rose. Love it.
Ahhhh! You look amazing!!!
I, personally, love the second to last picture the most. I think you look the most like Yuna there. You look fantastic in all of them, as always.
There's a lot of progress, but I've also always loved your Yuna! Great job, I can't wait to see what the new one will look like when you do it! Will you be uploading progress pictures?
Thank you so much for always following me It means a lot! I'm sure I'll be thinking about uploading WIPs. I know they'll be up on my FB page!!


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