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LOS ANGELES -- A year removed from Tommy John surgery, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Rubby De La Rosa came off the 60-day disabled list on Tuesday.
The Dodgers optioned reliever Javy Guerra to Triple-A Albuquerque to make room on the 25-man roster for De La Rosa.
De La Rosa, 23, had surgery last Aug. 9 after tearing a ligament in his right elbow. He pitched 12 scoreless innings at two levels of the low minor leagues during a rehabilitation assignment. De La Rosa was 4-5 with a 3.71 ERA for the Dodgers last season.
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said the team will use De La Rosa cautiously coming off the major injury and strictly in relief for the rest of this season. The Dodgers continue to view De La Rosa as a starting pitcher beyond this season.
"He's a power arm, a guy who's one of those guys who's swing-and-miss right out of the gate," Mattingly said. "Rubby's pitched out of the bullpen a little for us when he first came up. Rubby's kind of all-out, all the time so I think it will be an easy transition. I think the transition still is being back on the mound, being back in the big leagues."
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Thanks all. Looks like making peace with/accepting it is the key. I wish it came as easily for me!
I agree very much with some of the beautiful though difficult ideas put forth. I spent my time in my 20's as a vegetarian, near vegan. I'm not entirely sure that the idea of "Primal" is in total conflict with vegetarianism, and taking it a few steps further past bugs and shrimp and fish, certainly not in conflict with the idea of avoiding the meat of mammals.
I'd like to add one more spin to the conversation. I'm not even sure how much I myself believe it, because it has some violent and morally ambiguous elements to it.
In any case, a not-so-beautiful and more violent and morally ambiguous observation or two follow, but I don't think they are less true.
I own dogs that I train for retriever competitions. Yes, this involves dead birds. During the season, I have tried (and mostly failed) to hunt, but I will try again because they love it. For whatever reason, whether from God or from Sin (which is the creation of God), these are creatures who are programmed to hunt. I enjoy competing with them because the behaviors and interspecieas relationship of the teamwork of the faux hunt of competition--and the real hunt that is the source of the competition--is endlessly fascinating to me. It compels me. I feel that it brings me closer to nature, and sometimes--though not always--closer to an understanding of the forces of nature [perhaps red in tooth and claw--but also divine--and, far more often than not, (hunting involves waiting and observing) peaceful]. From a purely visceral standpoint, I sometimes even find it fun--and my dogs clearly see it as a primal joy. I think this is for a reason.
I think perhaps those who are vegans and vegetarians are more good than myself, and in terms of the way the divine eventually intends the universe to be, more forward-thinking.
But for myself, in the moment, eschewing meat--which seems to be beneficial to my physical and emotional and sometimes even spiritual well-being--seems to be denying a certain element of my destiny.
This is perhaps ugly to some. To me, at this moment in my life (midway at least, I hope) it's just true.
But when I'm a better person, I may be a vegetarian, so if that's what calls you, I hold you no grudge!
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If human flesh could be grown from stem cells for "food" would you eat it? In theory, human flesh would probably be the best meat for us to eat.
i basically went vegan to do the least harm. buddha style. but soon i realized that i was doing harm to myself. my body was suffering. it took awhile, but eventually i had to admit to myself that i had to eat meat in order to THRIVE. i became angry about everything. my life was about fixing the wrongs of this world, all of the injustices. it was a very lonely lifestyle. soon my hubby would offer me homemade mayo. he knew that if i tasted it there would be no turning back. he was right. one day i cracked. i indulged in a wonderful ham and mayo sandwich. of course i dropped the bread shortly after. it's kind of sad thinking of the animals but i make sure they lived the best life possible first. i honestly believe that you can still be a spiritual being and consume animal products. i've actually become a more peaceful person since. no diet will make someone better than the other, remember that.
As a recovering vegan, I feel sound saying that veganism is a fear of death, nature, and the human being.
While there is no LOGICAL reason not to eat it, I have to say that there are symbolic and emotional reasons which would make it off limits for me.
I'm basically a rationalist, but I feel that emotion is also valid, even if illogical, up to a point. It's an idea I've been turning over for a while but I need to wrap a bit more thought around it really so I can't defend the position.
Regarding eating animals: I agree with the fact that death is unavoidable and they kill kangaroos and birds to keep them off the grain and plants we eat anyway. I've got some vague ideas around the fact that being vegetarian somehow attempts to remove our status as omnivorous animals - a bit like the Victorians putting skirts on table-legs so they didn't arouse people, or the Elizabethan collars, the whole notion of separating our heads from our bodies, a refusal to be the animals that we are. Another idea that's a work in progress and probably won't stand up to scrutiny, but anyway.
I'm an ex veggie. It gets easier. Possibly harder for vegans who do seem to really identify with their eating habits. Weird to be defined by what you will and won't put in your mouth.
It's hard. But I have to do it. *shrug*
Lab-grown human flesh? My first reaction is "yuck", for reasons of a built-in cannibalism taboo - I think it is built-in, and that even the cultures that practice cannibalism treat it differently from everyday dinner - it is more ceremonial, there's a lot more ritual involved, and so forth. I lack the ceremony and ritual background, so I go "yuck".
But my second reaction, after a bit of consideration, is also "yuck" - but to the words "lab-grown" rather than to the words "human flesh". I don't want to eat lab-grown anything. I want to eat real, living creatures that evolved on the same planet as I evolved on, that are part of the same ecosystem as I am part of, that function as part of the grand design of the cycle of life. I don't want to take myself out of the cycle.
Never mind that said lab in which human flesh is grown from stem cells consumes energy (which comes from oil and pollutes the air) and requires space (taken away from the animals and plants that would have inhabited it otherwise).
One of the things that alwyays bothered me, an ex-vegan, with the official vegan cannon was the existence of tribal people (now and from the beginning of our species) and how it was sort of an unspoken rule that their way of life passed the high-handed morality test of suburban vegans. It is somehow acceptable for Native American tribes to hunt because they respected the spirit of the animal, thanked it for giving it's life so the tribe may survive and used every part of the animal but NOT for me to hunt or buy a free-range chicken. Once I had this little bit of cognitive dissonance rolling around in the back of my mind the majority of the other ethical, moral and nutritional aspects of veganism began to crumble the more I actually sat down and examined the lifestyle I had spent nearly 10 years devoted to.
Its natural to have some apprehension about leaving the cult of vegan, but it sounds like you are accepting the "adult knowledge" about the circle of life, Wakan Tanka would approve.


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To kids, magnets can seem like they work through magic! Magnets are pretty amazing, but their powers are completely fueled by science. This activity blends art and science through magnets, paint, and household objects to create a pretty picture.
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- Attach a piece of blank paper to the cardboard with tape. Create a raised platform for the cardboard to sit on out of wooden blocks. Make sure this is tall enough for your child to put his hands under!
- Put a metal object on top of the piece of paper. Have your child position a magnet beneath the metal object, underneath the piece of cardboard. Get him to try moving the magnet to make the metal object move on top of the paper.
- Explain that the magnetic force keeps the metal object and the magnet attached, even through the paper and cardboard. Let your child know that we're going to use this magnetic force, along with the paint and thread, to make a piece of art.
- Have your child choose 2-3 metal objects for the project. Tie a length of thread to each metal object and dip each object in a different color of tempera paint.
- Place the metal objects on the paper and have your child hold the magnet under the cardboard. He can then move the magnet around, in turn moving the painted metal objects, and 'paint' the piece of paper.
- Continue moving the magnet and re-dipping the metal object to create a complete painting. Enjoy!
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we can start coming up with a "fair value" for the stock. Fair value is a Price-to-Earnings-to-growth ratio of 1.0Price = ?Earnings = ~$1 per yearGrowth = ~25% YoYGiving it a small premium for it's high growth, somewhere around $30 a share +/- $5 seems reasonableMore importantly, if it can sustain the earnings growth the stock price should increase by 25% per year.
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Half the time I so much as touch the volume control on my Mini3 it spikes to full volume and it was working just fine yesterday.
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Maybe the stereo potentiometer is damage, try to replace it..
Pics of your solder job?
I bought it used back at Feb. I didn't build it myself, sorry if that's the impression I was giving out.
thought i might try a solder repair, since the problem goes away when i push down any of the Jacks or the Volume knob at the front of the amp
well i already looked into that along with maybe buying 2 new jacks, the stuff is very cheap. what I wanna know is the shipping cost and delivery time.
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Thank for the effort, but I solved the issue I added some solder to the 4th and 6th point of the potentiometer and now no spikes on the right driver (forgot to mention the problem was only on one side) I guess the solder was too light and I dropped it a couple of time throughout the months. thanks for the help
Those battery terminals are ridiculous, how are they even attached? There is like NO solder holding the B- contact in place, that hole needs to be COMPLETELY filled with solder.
I know, those are just like that because I need to desolder to trim when I get the battery that will use. (Rechargeable).
ok quick question..can i change the opamp in mini3 with any class AB opamp with minimum input voltage2.5V and above?
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OK now I have another issue, My mini3 now only at max volume outputs sound on the right driver and at a extremely low volume, I notice brown stuff on almost every solder point at the back but don't notice any leakage from any of the components, not sure how this is possible unless something spill on my Mini3, but i don't see how that's the case ethier
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Might be leftover flux that got burned due to the parts overheating.
Are your ferrite beads elevated?
i don't know, what are those? and what would a elevated one look like?
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"The Italian" is now playing at the Kendall, and my God is it perfect for the Kendall. It's foreign, it's inspiring, it has an adorably resourceful kid; it depicts grinding misery in a land far from Cambridge, and it holds out the possibility of clambering over all that misery to attain your dream. Like "To Live and Become," "Gloomy Sunday," and "Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont" before it, "The Italian" will probably play the theater for a year, and more power to it.
It's even a pretty good movie: soft around the edges but with a defiantly indigestible core. Indeed, this is a film to make prospective parents in the United States and Western Europe nervously wonder where their adoptive babies are coming from, and how, and why. Despite the title, we don't get lotharios and Tuscany but a rundown orphanage in Russia, where the drunken director (Yuri Itskov) has a sideline in selling children to wealthy couples from abroad.
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Little Vanya isn't sure he wants to go, though. Instead, he wants to find his mother -- whoever and wherever she is -- and learn whether she abandoned him on purpose or couldn't afford to keep him. The more everyone around him says he's crazy, the more stubbornly he insists. "The Italian" thus becomes a road movie, and then a chase movie, played out against the background of a prostrate society.
It's possible screenwriter Andrei Romanov and director Andrei Kravchuk intend the orphanage as a metaphor for the country as a whole. Or maybe not; it's a godawful place either way. The place is really run by a swaggering teenage thug (Denis Moiseenko), who enforces a Darwinian rule of eat or be eaten. The older girls either give in to him or, like the flame-haired cynic Irka (Olga Shuvalova), turn tricks for passing truck drivers. At least Irka is kind enough to get Vanya started on his journey, where he encounters both cruelty and a slowly widening compassion.
Spiridonov, towheaded and somber, is a natural, and your heart stays with him -- and in your mouth -- as the film turns increasingly programmatic. "The Italian" offers a soul-blasted portrait of modern Russia and then dares to hope; what begins as gritty realism becomes bound by (very effective) movie convention and a final shot that's helpless wishful thinking. As sad as it is to report, the realism feels more honest.
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Technologically advanced solutions for refrigerator shredding and processing. One particular challenge in the refrigerator recycling process is presented by chlorofluorocarbons such as R 11, R 12 or R 141b, which were used for decades as foaming agents for insulation materials. Since these substances damage the Earth's ozone layer when ...
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Efficiency: Having a well-thought-out logistical system in your recycling plant will increase the efficiency. Our systems can handle up to 200 refrigerators an hour.
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What are you most proud of? Finally learning how to do a FBA! And getting over my fear of buttonholes (my last sewing fear after conquering my zipper phobia!).
Great job! So glad you got over the fear of the FBA and button holes! Well done.
Very nice I like both fabrics.
Beautiful. Love both blouses, nice fabric choices! Please post pictures of you with them on when you have had a chance to finish the buttons. It is great to be able to "check off" items like zippers and buttonholes once you learn some of the tricks!
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Ricky Hatton Two-Fight Comeback Rumors Building Strong
By Duncan Wright, courtesy of The Daily Star
According to strong sources, Ricky Hatton is continuing to train for a boxing comeback – and he will make his return to the ring in November. Sources indicate Hatton will reportedly announce a two-fight comeback in the immediate future.
The Manchester ace has not fought since being knocked out by Manny Pacquiao in 2009 and has always insisted he had retired for good.
But the 33-year-old former two-weight world champion has been back in the gym, and sources say he is in his best shape since he was fighting.
Hatton's preference is to face his old rival Paulie Malignaggi in late November. However, Malignaggi is already scheduled for a fight on October 20th against Pablo Cesar Cano at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York - and that makes it very unlikely that a rematch would happen that quickly.
Malignaggi is desperate to avenge his defeat to Hatton back in 2008 when he felt he didn't do himself justice in a light welterweight clash in Las Vegas in 2008.
The New Yorker is now WBA welterweight champion and would be willing to put that belt on the line because he feels he has unfinished business with Hatton.
Since retiring, Hatton was blighted by a cocaine addiction but has cleaned up his act and is gradually gaining a good reputation as a trainer and promoter.
But he has already lost 34lbs since returning to training and Starsport understands he has rediscovered his buzz for the fight game again.
Besides a plan to announce a two-fight return, he is keen to secure a new television deal to help his Hatton Promotions company promote the fight.
If he comes through well against Malignaggi, Hatton is still thought to harbor ambitions of a return with Pacquiao, who beat him inside two rounds three years ago.
Hatton has always felt problems in his training camp meant he didn't give a proper account of himself in that fight.
And even at this stage a rematch would attract huge interest both in the States and the UK.
hatton v malignaggi and the khan.Comment by Jrg124 on 08-22-2012
I say spadafora vs Hatton the winner gets title shot, they've both been out of the ring for awhile spadafora a little longer, there both on a comeback what better fight is out there. This would make a great ppv…Comment by horaceharter on 08-22-2012
Wee elf Hatton Knocked Out would be great. Khan Knocking out Englands pride better. Paulie bating the drunk hatton great. Hatton is a fat munchkin elf.Comment by Fishkie on 08-22-2012
Jeeze there are some right plonkas on this forum!! I for one will be chomping at the bit to go see Ricky fight again.. It is the best fight atmosphere you can get and the dude is a warrior.! Come…Comment by Bastolio+ on 08-22-2012
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SouthStar Communities Selects Hipcricket for Lead Generation
Residential Real Estate Development Company Using Mobile Web, QR Codes and SMS to Attract and Engage with Potential New Residents
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Hipcricket® ("Hipcricket"), the one-stop mobile marketing and advertising subsidiary of Augme® Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: AUGT or "Augme"), was selected by residential real estate development company SouthStar Communities for its lead generation program. The company is using Hipcricket's AD LIFE® platform including mobile web, QR codes and SMS to attract and engage with potential new residents for its communities located throughout Texas and North Carolina.
SouthStar recognized an increase in website traffic originating from mobile devices and sought a solution that would deliver visually appealing and device-agnostic creative content. After a search, the company employed Hipcricket's Mobile SiteBuilder solution with patented device detection technology that can recognize any mobile device and ensure that sites render properly. SouthStar's mobile site includes a dynamically updated "specials" page, a photo gallery and click-to-call functionality.
In addition, SouthStar is using signage and out-of-home ads to advertise its mobile calls to action, including unique placements like drink koozies, airplane banners and t-shirts. The company is offering potential land buyers an opt-in loyalty club that it plans to use for re-marketing purposes. SouthStar's future mobile plans include the build out of additional mobile sites, more QR code campaigns, hyper-local targeting through geo-fencing and a mobile advertising program.
"We selected Hipcricket in large part due to its extensive slate of patented mobile offerings," said Justin Stensrud, Director of Internet Marketing at SouthStar Communities. "We're integrating mobile web, QR codes and SMS into a re-marketable database that seamlessly works with our CRM system. Hipcricket delivers these capabilities within a single platform that allows us to run self-service campaigns."
"Mobile represents an extraordinary lead generation tool for businesses that rely on consumer reach and engagement like residential communities," said Doug Stovall, Hipcricket Executive Vice President – Sales and Services. "SouthStar is extremely smart to combine the reach of SMS with the engagement of a rich media experience provided by their mobile sites."
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"We selected Hipcricket in large part due to its extensive slate of patented mobile offerings,"
This key distinction will be recognized by more and more companies that are looking to do mobile advertising as the patent war in the space heat up. No client wants to put millions into a company and expose themselves to lawsuits on their technology.
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Editor: Dr Anton Emmanuel.
Gut is a leading international peer-reviewed journal in gastroenterology and hepatology, with an established reputation for publishing first class clinical research of the alimentary tract, liver, biliary tree and pancreas.
Gut delivers up-to-date, authoritative, clinically oriented coverage. Regular features include articles by leading authorities, reports on the latest treatments for diseases, reviews and commentaries.
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We are delighted to present the 2015-2016 BSG Annual Review – the first we have published for some five years – as an illustration of the range of activities that the Society undertakes on your behalf. It has always seemed to us that one of the greatest attractions of gastroenterology as a specialty is its sheer breadth. Some of what we do will be familiar but certainly one of our aims is to showcase some of the less well-known areas of our activity.
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Symptoms following pelvic radiotherapy
For as many as 500,000 people the end of their cancer treatment doesn't mean the end of their cancer journey, with around 90,000 people experiencing chronic changes in lower gastrointestinal function including diarrhoea, faecal incontinence, urgency, flatulence, bleeding, hernia, adhesions, strictures, pain and fistula. BSG and Macmillan are working together to ensure those involved in the potential treatment and care of people with these issues are equipped with the relevant resources and information to support their patients. Macmillan are also working to empower patients to raise these often debilitating and embarrassing issues with health care professionals.
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BMJ Open Gastroenterology is a new online-only peer-reviewed Open Access journal published by BMJ in partnership with the British Society of Gastroenterology and edited by Joseph Lim, Associate Professor of Medicine, Digestive Diseases, Yale University. The journal is dedicated to publishing research in all disciplines and therapeutic areas of gastroenterology.
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Together with a range of professional and patient group partners - BAPEN, BASL, the IBS Network, Crohn's & Colitis UK, Coeliac UK and British Liver Trust - the BSG has published commissioning guidance. We hope this will guide commissioners in developing services and assist our members in engaging with commissioners.
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Faculty DirectoryPrem Kumar
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Ph.D. Physics, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 1980
M.Sc. Physics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India, 1976
B.Sc. Physics, University of Delhi, Delhi, India, 1974
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Quantum communications and computing; nonlinear and quantum optics; fiberoptic communications; all-optical networks
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- Kumar, Prem; Oza, Neal N.; Kanter, Gregory S.; Nowierski, Samantha J., "Experimental reconstruction of time-bin-entangled qutrit states using polarization projective measurements", CLEO: QELS - Fundamental Science, CLEO_QELS 2015, (2015)
- Kumar, Prem; Huang, Yu-Ping; Kowligy, Abijith S.; Kanter, Gregory S.; Strekalov, Dmitry V., "Phase matching for the optical frequency conversion processes in whispering gallery mode resonators", Journal of Modern Optics, (2015)
- Kumar, Prem; Huang, Yu-Ping; Velev, Vesselin G.; Larikova, Julia, "High-speed quantum communications in telecom fibers using overlapping temporal modes", Optical Fiber Communication Conference, OFC 2015, (2015)
- Kumar, Prem; Oza, Neal N.; Huang, Yu-Ping, "Entanglement-preserving photonic switching: Full cross-bar operation with quantum data streams", IEEE Photonics Technology Letters, (2014)
- Kumar, Prem; Huang, Yu-Ping; Patel, Monika; Altepeter, Joseph B; Oza, Neal N, "Independent telecom-fiber sources of quantum indistinguishable single photons", New Journal of Physics, (2014)
- Kumar, Prem; Huang, Yu-Ping; Kowligy, Abijith S.; Strekalov, Dmitry V., "Optical sum-frequency generation in a whispering-gallery-mode resonator", New Journal of Physics, (2014)
- Kumar, Prem; Huang, Yu-Ping; Wang, Ke-Yao; Velev, Vesselin G.; Lee, Kim Fook, "Multichannel photon-pair generation using hydrogenated amorphous silicon waveguides", Optics Letters, (2014)
- A. McMillan, Y.-P. Huang, B. Bell, A. Clark, P. Kumar, and J. Rarity, "Single-Photon Generation and Detection: Physics and Applications", Elsevier/Academic Press, (2013)


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Wealthy foreign nationals living in the U.K. — so-called non-doms — have long enjoyed a sweet deal that in essence ring-fenced a large swath of their overseas wealth from the British taxman. While Americans couldn't really take advantage of the generous tax rules, because they are taxed on worldwide income in any event, many wealthy Russians, Asians and continental Europeans did and set up second homes in London as a result. That sweet deal will soon be history. Abby Schultz, our colleague at Barron's Penta Asia, reports on how London's Conservative-led coalition has signaled it is making three changes, which would effectively treat foreign buyers as U.K. residents, subjecting them to the same income, capital gains and inheritance taxes that the country's own citizens must live with. The proposed tax increases could hit the books as early as April 2017 – and Schultz spells out how wealthy Asian families in particular are going to get nailed.
Sprawling families are often too busy and too dispersed across the map to figure out how to take a vacation together. Just the logistics — from arranging security to booking the connecting flights — is utterly overwhelming. But, of course, everything can be solved at a price.
Enter the London-based travel advisory Cazenove & Loyd, which caters to the whims of wealthy clients around the world. About 25% of the firm's clients are American, and it recently launched a "model" seven-year travel plan for families with kids ages 8 to 19, all of which can be tailored to clients' demands, and includes jaunts to Sri Lankan temples and white-water rafting in Peru.
It all started in 2013, when Henrietta Loyd, founder of Cazenove & Loyd, was approached by an exacting German industrialist seeking a seven-year series of family vacations for his children, then ages 3 to 9.
The German billionaire "wanted us to devise educational trips that would take into account every year of his children's development [as they aged]," Loyd says.
For the first, 11-day trip, Loyd sent the German family to the Madikwe Game Reserve, a 50-minute flight from Johannesburg, South Africa. They stayed at The Morukuru Family, a privately owned, malaria-free lodge on the reserve, tracking elephants and lions and tagging along with veterinarians as they reintroduced rhinos to the wild. (Cazenove & Loyd even supplied the industrialist with a high-powered signal booster on a global satellite cellphone, in case his company executives needed to reach him.)
Most of us can convincingly fake a restaurant's wine menu, but walk into a Japanese restaurant and peruse the sake menu, a Zen study in minimalism, and most of us are totally lost. Fret no longer. Abby Shultz, our colleague running Barron's Asia Penta, has written an illuminating cheat sheet that is easy to follow and filled with wise suggestions about how you can develop your sake palate and find ideal pairings.
Wealthy families are often too busy to kick back and relax. Adding to these already complicated schedules, kids and grandchildren are often spread throughout the country, sometimes even the globe. That's why, family getaways are all the more special when the entire clan can get together, pack up and go. In February, Merrill Lynch formed a partnership with trip advisory service Virtuoso to help its wealthy families plan exactly that kind of multigenerational trip.
Here's how it works. Merrill Lynch advisors refer a client to Virtuoso's hotline or website, where they can log-in and peruse the company's network of more than 9,000 travel agents. All travel agents have a profile that specifies where they live and recent trips they have planned for clients. The profiles tell families if a particular advisor has experience planning say private African safaris or Alpine ski excursions for large families. Clients then simply contact the travel agent and plan their dream vacations.
Jim Bendt, of Minneapolis-based Pique Travel Design is one Virtuoso travel agent who has planned trips for his 400-plus clients. He was recently approached by a patriarch and matriarch to plan their 50th wedding anniversary. Bendt sent the entire family, children and grandchildren, to a private estate on the island of Molokai, Hawaii. There the family enjoyed private horseback riding on Ohana Beach, and an intimate "halau hula" party. To tie in the wedding anniversary to the rest of the festivities, a local Hawaiian elder was brought in to teach the importance of "ohana," or family.
In another recent trip planned by Bendt, a Minnesota-based family connected with its Scandinavian roots by travelling to Iceland, which still celebrates its Nordic-Viking culture. Bendt then sent them back to their ancestral towns in Norway to visit with long-lost relatives. Another family, with middle-school-aged grandchildren, learned about natural history on a trip to the Galapagos Islands. "The trips are designed to be active enough so that kids don't miss their iPads," Bendt says.
The Galapagos Islands, which fired Charles Darwin's imagination and are forever linked to his theory of evolution, have become a travel hot spot (although there are still ways to dodge the crowds). But Borneo in Southeast Asia played just as crucial a role in the history of evolution: Alfred Russell Wallace independently formulated his theory of natural selection on the island, which lies on his eponymous Wallace line, dividing Asiatic and Australian flora and fauna. Nonetheless, Borneo has largely forgotten in popular imagination—an injustice of history, but a boon for travelers interested in eco-tourism.
Unlike other parts of Southeast Asia, like Thailand or Bali, Borneo isn't on a typical tourist's radar. Moreover, visitors here have a chance to view species like the proboscis monkey and Bornean pygmy elephant that live nowhere else in the world—all while knowing their support of the nascent tourism industry helps motivate conservation of these endangered species.
The rage on the range is suddenly for glamping, which, for those not hip to travel-speak, stands for "glamorous camping." Search volume for the keyword glamping currently runs at more than 175,000 searches a month, a 30% jump over the previous year, says Ryan Hutchings, general manager of Glamping.com, which calls itself a "discerning guide to experiential travel."
Demand for luxurious outdoor experiences, in either opulent tents or cabins, has caught fire in particular over the past six to eight years and literally right across the globe, with glamping properties opening up in Australia with Longitude 131, The Resort at Paws Up in the U.S., and Clayoquot in Canada.
The Resort at Paws Up in Greenough, Mont., seeks to create an American safari experience that replicates the romance and luxury of British expeditions to Africa, back in the early part of the 20th century. The Lipson family opened the Paws Up resort in 2005, with 18 homes and one safari-like camp of three tents, but now the 37,000-acre property has 28 homes and 30 tents in five individual camps for rent. The five camps come with six individual tents and a dining pavilion, butlers and personal chefs.
Going down to your neighborhood golf course is so yesterday. Today, world-class courses exist all over the world, prompting wealthy retirees and corporate dealmakers to increasingly jump on their private jets to explore courses across the U.S. and abroad. That's changing the way golf courses are being designed, as local country clubs continue to slide into quaint antiquity.
Which is precisely why Penta sat down with golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., who started in the family business 50 years ago. Jones, once a scratch golfer himself, started building golf courses alongside his renowned father, Robert Trent Jones Sr., back in the late 60s. He cut his teeth in burgeoning Asia, when building golf courses was a Japanese business obsession. Jones calls himself a pioneer, since courses are now sprouting throughout Asia. He built only the 3rd golf course in all China back in 1991, for instance, and now there are over 500 courses.
His recent assignments have been in Argentina, Hungary, Italy, and what he calls, "that other foreign country," North Dakota, where fracking is pumping up the wealth of oil industry tycoons.
Though much of the growth is in emerging markets these days, Jones says he also gets a lot of remodeling work on older U.S. courses, wanting to modernize and appeal to a wider age range of players. A good example is Jones' recently redesigned Poppy Hills Golf Course in Pebble Beach, California. At each hole, different tee boxes offer vantage points and distances that accommodates both the energetic young and the more mellow old timers. Meanwhile, Jones eliminated all of the rough, so that the fairway stretches the entire width between the wooded course, and he also removed ten of the bunkers. Jones claims golfers are playing thirty minutes quicker as a result of the changes – which is also desirable in our time-pressed modern age.
Corporate executives stereotypically cut deals on the golf course. But in our fast moving world where the time for glad handing is shrinking, more and more of them are escorting their clients to the pistol range for an hour or two of target shooting.
Jeani Dukes, director of marketing and corporate events at American Shooting Centers, Houston, Tx., recalls that when she started her job 16 years ago, her gun range hosted 47 corporate events annually. Last month, it alone hosted 42 corporate events, and has averaged 260 corporate events annually over the past two years.
This phenomenon intrigued me and I wanted to understand the attraction of plunking away at a target with a pistol. So a few weeks ago, I drove from Washington, D.C. two and a half hours north to lovely Strasburg, Pa. for a shooting lesson from my nephew, Richard Elliott who helps stage corporate events. Richie, who grew up around guns, became an expert marksman while in the Marine Corps. After several combat tours, he was selected to train officers to qualify on the range with a 9 mm Beretta, the military's standard issue sidearm.
Wealthy Asians are buying up European investment visas—essentially residency permits that can help pave the path to dual citizenship. Our colleagues at Barron's Penta Asia note that, in some instances, the trend is helping to sweeten the terms for all well-heeled folks. In Greece, for instance, the Parliament is expected to alter its Golden Visa program to allow for three generations of one family to buy a five-year residence permit for just EUR250,000 (or $312,000). Interestingly, the Chinese politburo is scrutinizing the program for potentially corrupt government officials trying to launder money outside of the country.
Other visas highlighted in the story: Portugal requires investors fork over at least EUR500,000; Cyprus requires a EUR300,000 property purchase, and offers immediate citizenship with a EUR2.5 million property investment.
In mid-October, Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation unveiled two new versions of its long-range, large-cabin jets, the G500 and G600, to be delivered in 2018 and 2019. It is already taking orders for these new iterations squarely aimed at well-heeled globetrotters. The company's pitch: Better fuel efficiency and faster jets will save business executives time and money.
When Gulfstream CEO Larry Flynn started in the business twenty years ago, 80% of jets were sold in the U.S. and 20% internationally. Now, the mix is 50/50. Growth isn't coming from mature markets like Europe or the Middle East, but from the emerging markets, with clients in China, Russia and Brazil helping the firm by keeping a steady stream of orders coming in during the recession. These emerging market moguls have business interests all over the world, so they need longer-range planes that seat more people, Flynn says.
Today, six of Gulfstream's eight jets have large cabins to meet the ever growing demand from business executives. The G500 and G600 can fit up to nineteen passengers, among the largest cabins offered by Gulfstream, but at lower price points than the company's longest range plane, the G650. The jets carry a price tag of $43.5 million, for the G500, and $54.5 million, for the G600, while Gulfstream's top-of-the line models can approach $70 million. Penta recently named Gulfstream's premier offering, the G650 costing $64.5 million, the best long range, large cabin jet. For more, see Penta's "Finest Five."
Written with Barron's wit and often contrarian perspective, Penta provides the affluent with advice on how to navigate the world of wealth management, how to make savvy acquisitions ranging from vintage watches to second homes, and how to smartly manage family dynamics.
Richard C. Morais, Penta's editor, was Forbes magazine's longest serving foreign correspondent, has won multiple Business Journalist Of The Year Awards, and is the author of two novels: The Hundred-Foot Journey and Buddhaland, Brooklyn. Sonia Talati is Penta's reporter about town, both online and for the magazine. She previously worked for the Wall Street Journal and various television station affiliates around the country. Sonia has a B.A. in economics from the University of California, Los Angeles, and an M.A. from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.


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Genzyme has agreed to sell its Genzyme Genetics business to LabCorp for $925 million in cash. LabCorp estimates that the cost of the acquisition, net of expected tax benefits but less acquisition-related expenses, will amount to about $795 million. The deal includes all Genzyme Genetics' testing services, technology, IP rights, and nine testing laboratories. The agreement comes just two weeks after Genzyme rejected sanofi-aventis' $18.5 billion bid to buy the whole company, without discussing the $69 per share offer.
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You might recognize this dessert from ranch. Another one of Lauren's recipes. Enjoy!
Chocolate Peanut Butter Mousse Bars
Makes one 9"x13" pan.
Melt over the stove or in the microwave:
2.5 ozMilk chocolate
¼ cup + 2 TbsPeanut butter
Stir in:
1 ¬Ω cupsGraham cracker crumbs
Press this mixture into a 9"x13" pan lined with parchment or waxed paper. Place in the freezer while making the filling.
Melt over the stove or in the microwave:
10 ozMilk chocolate
¬Ω cupPeanut butter
Pour into the bowl of an electric mixer.
In a sauce pan, heat, just to the point of scalding:
¾ cupMilk
¼ tspSalt
Pour half of the milk over the chocolate mixture. Beat until the milk is full incorporated. Add the remaining milk and whip on high for about 5 minutes, until the mixture cools to room temperature.
In a separate bowl, whip to soft peaks:
1 cupHeavy cream
Fold into the chocolate mixture. Spread over the cookie base and return to the freezer.Freeze until firm. Let stand about 5-10 minutes at room temperature to soften before serving.