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Salsero wrote:I have ordered quite a few times and been happy. I first heard of Puerhshop in a post by Hop_Goblin in his Ancient Tea Horse Road blog sometime early last year, but never ordered anything for almost a year. I suppose I didn't trust a new name, despite Hop's endorsement.
I suspect any rep comes because Jim has not been stocking the high end stuff (which Guang at Hou De is so good at) or the big names. You're more likely to find an obscure factory name at Puerhshop. Frankly, I like that, since I am more interested in a good price/quality ratio than drinking something popular on one board or another. Additionally, Puerhshop is relatively new and the total inventory is probably quite a bit less than what Scott carries at Yunnan Sourcing or Gordon at Dragon Tea House. It used to be that DTH was the new guy that no one trusted!
Pu-shop has the enormous advantage of being domestic, so shipping is cheap and quick!
Also Jim recently posted a note right here in TeaChat that he is going to start carrying more of the fancy stuff. viewtopic.php?p=55020&highlight=#55020
While I am a recent fan of Puerhshop, I still buy much more tea from combined other sources than from Pu-shop.
tony shlongini wrote:Whenever there are more choices, the customer benefits. If there were only one puerh supplier, we'd be slaves to their whim.
Someone mentioned enjoying finding cakes with favorable price/quality ratios, but keep in mind that if you're just shopping price, a single bad purchase (and by bad I mean unenjoyable by your standards for whatever reason, even if it's just a matter of preference) can throw a monkey wrench into your equation.
Buying puerh isn't easy, even after mastering the rudiments of the game. Relying on the sellers rep is one factor, but you have to read between the lines. No matter how many exclamation marks Scott at YS may use in a description of a cake, it's hard to convey the essence of a tea with a few words, although he does better than most. At Dragon Tea House, every tea is rated either four or five stars. Does that mean the four star teas suck? Angelina's seems to cut and paste the blurbs from YS, and Puerh Shop is all over the map.
My last order from PS arrived before he received my payment. That is not a misprint, and that alone makes him reputable in my book. Whether the teas he delivers (the last cakes arrived in impeccable condition) are up to the standards of other purveyors is subject to debate, but I think Jim has carved out a place for himself in this field. Hou De may have a far better selection of premium material, but their portfolio is still limited. If Jim continues to add more "big names" to his list, he can give them a run for their money. There's a place for all of these sellers, and more.
Ultimately, the best advice to be had can be gleaned from the reviews of likeminded individuals whose opinions you've come to trust on sites such as this.
I think you will need to open a (free) Photobucket (or other hosting) account, select "upload from from Web URL," paste in your URL and upload to Photobucket.tony shlongini wrote: Now how the heck do I insert a pic in here?
tony shlongini wrote: http://badgerandblade.com/gallery/displayimage.php?imageid=13626
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Reviewed 3/23/2007 $$$
Not really a new link, just a facelift on on the old #1GreenTea.com link. This site rubbed me wrong from the very beginning. False claims were made etc. Since then he appears to be trying real hard to shake the bad reputation. I will reserve judgement, other than to say that I am still very skeptical. Many of his products are unique to his site, therefore it is difficult to compare pricing. I have to give him credit as the new website is informative and attrractive.
Feedback from some Pu-erh.Net readers say that pricing is OK, packing is only so-so, and delivery is prompt.
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Uzbekistan's Tourist Attractions
What comes to mind when Uzbekistan's tourist attractions are in question? First of all, it is the country's architectural heritage, richest in Central Asia: masterpieces of medieval Islamic architecture - minarets, mosques, madrasahs (Islamic colleges), mausoleums, fortresses, palaces, etc - as well as ancient Zoroastrian and Buddhist temples and ruins of ancient settlements… Among all of them stand out the famous Registan Square in Samarkand, with the three marvelous madrasahs built in the 15th - 17th centuries at its three sides, and the grand Gur-e Amir Mausoleum where the great conqueror Tamerlane (Timur) is buried. Bukhara is first of all associated with Ismail Samani Mausoleum dating back to the 9th century and the 50-meter-tall Kalyan Minaret. (There are over 170 important architectural monuments altogether in the city.) Khiva is famous for its unique Ichan-Kala 'inner city' historic part - a walled medieval Central Asian town being preserved as it was in the past - an artifact town… Thanks to its vast territory and very diverse terrains, Uzbekistan also boasts numerous natural attractions. They are the impressive tracts of the Kyzylkum Desert, for instance, and of course the majestic Tien Shan Mountains with their resorts and fascinating landscapes.
Tashkent Tourist Attractions
Tashkent, Uzbekistan's capital, is in all respects a Central Asian regional hub; it is the fourth largest CIS city with a population of around 3 million. Today it has all the features of a modern metropolis and a capital, with a lot of attractive Central Asian-style newly-built structures and sites, as well as Soviet-era buildings. Tashkent is rich in museums, theaters and concert halls; there are a lot of traditional Central Asian and European-like restaurants and clubs, and several very nice parks, including a zoo and a huge botanical garden. Tashkent is the only Central Asian city which has an underground railway system (Tashkent Metro).
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Samarkand Tourist Attractions
Samarkand is probably the most famous Uzbekistan's historic city. Over 2,750 years of age, it boasts very impressive architectural monuments and a rich history. Samarkand originated from a settlement called Afrosiab, the ruins of which can be seen on the northern outskirts of the city. Later, still before the Common Era, it was the capital of Sogdiana named Marakanda then. When the city became the capital of the huge empire of Tamerlane in the 14th century, it had enjoyed substantial growth and construction of splendorous edifices, some of which we can stll see today.
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Bukhara Tourist Attractions
Bukhara is over 2,500 years old and seems to be emanating the breath of history. According to the Iranian Encyclopedia, the name of the city came from the Sogdian for 'lucky place'; it is also said to derive from the Sanskrit for 'temple'. Bukhara is one of the world's seven holy cities of Islam. It was a large religious center in the Middle Ages, with over 350 mosques and 80 madrasahs (Islamic colleges), many of which survive. All the streets in Bukhara lead to the central historic complex Lyab-i Hauz, where besides magnificent architectural monuments by a hauz pond a number of cozy restaurants and teahouses are located.
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Khiva Tourist Attractions
Khiva, once a major city of ancient Khorezm (also spelled Khwarezmia, Khwarizm, Khwarazm, Khwarezm, Khoresm, Khorasam, Harezm, Horezm, and Chorezm) features an almost intact medieval Central Asian historic city being preserved as it was in the past - Ichan-Kala ('inner city'). Although protected by the state and having the status of a museum reserve, Ichan-Kala is populated with real people, mainly artisans. You can occasionally smell frying meat and onion there, for instance, or see children running about.
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Shakhrisabz Tourist Attractions
Shakhrisabz, the home town of Tamerlane (Timur), features a number of architectural monuments built in his and his dynasty times. They are the grand remains of the summer palace Ak Saray dating from 1380, the memorial complex Dorus Saodat where two Tamerlane's sons were buried and where a crypt intended for him was built, the memorial complex Dorut Tillavat where Tamerlane's father rests, and the Friday communal prayer mosque Kok Gumbaz ('blue dome') built by order of Ulugbek, Tamerlane's grandson, in 1437. Thoroughly restored and reconstructed, these architectural monuments are perfect examples of Central Asian Islamic architecture of the Timurid times.
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Uzbekistan Bazaars
It is impossible to think about Asia without bazaars - just like the sky without moon or a teahouse without tea. Asian bazaars were the Great Silk Road crossroads stars, cultural melting pots. They were not only trade locations; they were centers of attraction and development of various cultures, interaction of peoples, exchange of ideas and languages. Asian bazaars - like the crystallized grape sugar navat - are the locations where the nation's soul is concentrated. Their facets reflect the gist of Central Asian life and existence.
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Ustyurt Plateau
Ustyurt Plateau is the most mysterious and least researched destination in Uzbekistan. In some records the plateau is called 'an island', and it is clear why: within the mass of desert sand chink plateau edge cliffs of over 300 meters in height are rising. The cliffs are so steep that there is only a place or two within the length of over 100 kilometers where a human can go up to the top of them. The very sight of a steeply rising wall in the desert makes you feel awe for it. Besides, these cliffs have very impressive colors: from pure white to blue and pink, looking like a wonderland walls.
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Barsa Kelmes. White Silence
"The land of no return!" So warning and frightening the word-combination "Barsa Kelmes" ('Barsa Kelmas') sounds in Turkic. This is the name of a drying and brackish lake and the natural boundary Barsa Kelmes at the Ustyurt plateau in Uzbekistan. The same name was the island (where the homonymous reserve was located) in the north-western part of the Aral Sea. The island Barsa Kelmes just disappeared, having decomposed in the monotony of sand and salt - the legacy of the past Aral Sea, and turned into a peninsula that annually upsizes, exposing the bottom of the disappearing Aral Sea.
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Sarmish-Say Gorge
Petroglyphs and pictographs made by early man survive in many parts of the world. Sarmish-Say Gorge is one за them; it boasts a large collection of rock art items, which makes it one of the most important attractions of Uzbekistan and a prehistoric picture gallery of global significance. Sarmish-Say Gorge is located at a distance of 30 kilometers northeast of the city of Navoi, on the southern slopes of the Karatau Mountain Range. Nature seems to have created the gorge to serve as a huge canvas for early artists.
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norma... I'm in awe. That is beautiful.
Ronzo,Thanks for the compliment. Mine didn't look half as good as some of the stromboli did at the other thread. That thread was an inspiration for me to try this stromboli today, with frozen dough.Norma
The thing I loved the most about it? You used Mortadella in it. You made me cry with that.
Norma,There is a pizzeria called Great Lake that has achieved great notoriety and acclaim for its mortadella pizza: http://www.gq.com/food-travel/alan-richman/200905/pizza-american-pie-25-best?currentPage=3.Peter
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Ronzo,LOL..I really love Mortadella too, but don't buy it often. Do you use Mortadella in your pies?Norma
No, I haven't yet, but one of these days, I will. I just love it on sandwiches, or for noshing on a cold cut platter. Mmmmmmmm.... Mortadelllllllllllla.... *drool*
Norma, the most 'exotic' meat I've used on my pies has been large, thin slices of Genoa salami and proscuitto. I think I'm going to remedy that next time I make pizza. I'm thinking mortadella is in my future, and maybe even some pancetta. I'm getting fatter just thinking about it.


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Here is a great album to listen to while enjoying a pot of tea.
The Shakuhachi, japanese bamboo flute, is featured on most of the tracks as well as gong and some electronic elements.
It is a great fusion of ambience and contemporary improvisation.
I highly recommend that it's worth a download if you enjoy, because of course it is important to support the artist.


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Establishing Appearances as Divine
Rongzom Chokyi Zangpo on Reasoning, Madhyamaka, and PurityEstablishing Appearances as Divine, a concise treatise by the eleventh-century Tibetan Buddhist philosopher Rongzom Chökyi Zangpo, sets out to prove the provocative point that everything that appears is actually deity manifest. Many books on Tibetan Buddhism address the important themes of mind training, compassion, and proper conduct, but this penetrating study and translation of Rongzom's text goes beyond that in its aim to bring the reader face to face with… Read More
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How to Free Your Mind
The Practice of Tara the LiberatorTara, the feminine embodiment of enlightened activity, is a Buddhist deity whose Tibetan name means "liberator," signaling her ability to free beings from the delusion and ignorance that keep them trapped in ever-recurring patterns of negativity. She embodies a challenge, but one that is profoundly nurturing: to transform our minds and become like her, reflecting the tranquility, compassion, and wisdom that make her so beautiful. Thubten Chodron describes a… Read More
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The Profound Treasury of the Ocean of Dharma
The three volumes of this extraordinary work present a complete map of the Tibetan Buddhist path from beginning to end, as taught by the Vidyadhara Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. It is based on the teachings presented at the annual three-month meditation and study retreats known as the Vajradhatu Seminaries, which he led every summer from 1973 to 1986. This remarkable material—which has never before been published—presents Trungpa Rinpoche's teaching on the… Read More
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More about the crisis and how to help: state.gov/haitiquake
Today, State Department Counselor Cheryl Mills underscored U.S. commitment to aggressive and comprehensive support of Haiti and its people. During a briefing on the situation in Haiti, Ms. Mills said:
"We have a whole-of-government approach. We have had several meetings with the President where all of the various agencies have been represented and have spoken directly to the issues. And he's made clear what a top priority this is, and to ensure that in the end the Haitian people get the kind of support and the kind of response that's going to be necessary, given the direness of the situation.
"We've been in touch with Prime Minister Bellerive today. Our Ambassador Ken Merten met with him earlier today and is now going to be meeting with him again this afternoon. The Haitian Government and Prime Minister Bellerive had indicated they are beginning to be in a place where they can be more effective and being partners in the planning and the coordination for the disaster response, and they are looking forward to – now that they have been dealing with a lot of, obviously, the challenging situations and personal situations, to being able to provide that leadership. So we're looking forward to supporting them and ensuring that they have the necessary communication and other equipment and other things that they need to be able to provide the leadership to the Haitian people."
Ms. Mills continued, "We have been getting a lot of offers for in-kind donations, everything from planes to goods. To the extent that those kinds of donations are being offered, it would be great if people would make those through www.cidi.org. That's the Center for the International Disaster Information. And they can provide both guidance and coordination with respect to those."
USAID Administrator Raj Shah spoke about relief efforts on the ground in Haiti. He said:
"We have – our first wave of responders are now on the ground as – and have been actively engaged in search-and-rescue since last night. That's – since yesterday afternoon, actually, the Fairfax, Virginia urban search-and-rescue team, with all of its capacities, and 72 professionals, have been active now for more than 24 hours. They've identified a number of buildings, done a lot of surveying for us, and are also serving as a point of coordination, helping to work with the Haitian Government and with the United Nations and with other countries that are bringing search-and-rescue gear, equipment, and professionals to this problem.
"We have more than 250 American relief workers actively engaged that have been just a part of the recent deployment. That number is increasing significantly as we speak as planes land at the airport that has now been operationalized as a 24/7 airlift operation.
"We have coordinated engagement with a number of other partners, partners from Canada and the UK, Belgium, and others to make sure that we are deploying our assets in an effective way."
Administrator Shah continued, "[W]e're making active plans for the transport of food and water and other critically needed commodities – tarps, other kind of equipment that can help enable greater access to shelter for both – for the Haitian people that have suffered in this terrible tragedy.
"All of this is taking place as we speak and is accelerating quite significantly. It really does amount to the first wave of response. There's a second wave, of course, that the President alluded to earlier today that we have a significant military capacity, a number of resources from the 82nd Airborne, the USS Carl Vinson, an aircraft carrier, and the Comfort U.S. hospital ship. Those assets will be deployed and are on their way to being engaged in this effort. So this will be a significant effort that is really about trying to, first, save lives in this first critical 72-hour period, then lay the groundwork for providing access to critically needed commodities – medical services, food, water, water purification – and then lay the groundwork for rebuilding."
People in the U.S. or Canada with information or inquiries about U.S. citizens in Haiti may reach the Haiti Task Force at 888-407-4747. Outside of the U.S. and Canada, call 202-501-4444. You may email inquiries to: email@example.com.
U.S. citizens in Haiti may call the Embassy's Consular Task Force at 509-2229-8942, 509-2229-8089, 509-2229-8322, or 509-2229-8672. Americans are urged to contact the U.S. Embassy via email at email@example.com to request assistance.
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Dean H. in Bulgaria writes:
I was just wondering why initial aid takes so long to get to people who need it. Everything seems bottle-necked at the airport.
Air drops have been made in Africa and Afghanistan in the past. Why not in Haiti? Where standard pallets are inappropriate, light cereal box size packets designed to tumble harmlessly to the ground can be used. These have 1 day of min food and drink or purification tablets, an emergency blanket, bandages, string, matches, candles etc. These are massed produced and can be air dropped without the wait to set up all the logistics around transport and security that necessitate a typical ground based response and takes 4 or 5 days to be productive. This could ties people over until the infrastructure needed to direct port based supplies can be brought up to speed.
I am happy to support financially, but naturally am interested that the most effective and expedient means are employed. It would be a shame to loose an additional 10,000 people because our initial response was a couple of days too late.
Guichmard in Boston writes:
I'm very happy that the Haitians are receiving help. I just hope all that money Barack Obama promised does not go to the Haitian Government.... cause they wont do a thing thats necessary for the country.
J,bonjovey in New York writes:
We are experts in Restoration and Construction Experts and would like to lend our services with Haiti's recovery and rebuilding from the devastating earthquake.
We have extensive experience with disaster assistance and the necessary crisis management skills necessary to assist with the successful recovery of Haiti from this disaster.
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I am having a difficult time trying to reach anyone to make myself available participate with the recovery and reconstruction.
I am able to provide contractors, workers, equipment, temporary housing, tents, and food and to also expedite the shipping of these items to the island.
The most important thing to focus on now
• Is the recovery of persons trapped and still alive?
• Housing and Medical assistance to the injured.
• And to provide housing for the lucky ones that were not injured but now have no home.
Normita in California writes:
Ms. Mills, please extend my sincerest personal gratitude to Secretary Clinton for her commitment to the people of Haiti. She is simply the best!!!
I think the first item on the agenda is to make it clear to the public how all the money is being put to use. Basic necessities are certainly the priority now and in the immediate future. Given the political nature, it is paramount that pledges for rebuilding not be turned over to the Haitian government - it's best that it be handled by some NGO who has the integrity to be accountable. Remember, those monies are coming not only from other countries and corporations but, most importantly, from everyday Americans who are also making sacrifices and deserve to know that their donations are being put to good use.
Thank you and God bless.
Mike in Virginia writes:
Can State publish some more pictures of the ongoing efforts please?
Ron in New York writes:
The MOU btween and Haiti for airport control is great news. US and International Community can demonstrate a model of caring for the beautiful people of Haiti...We need to remake Haiti and so many other devastated places around the world.
Joseph A. in Oregon writes:
I am delighted to hear of the unwavering commitment displayed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Special Envoy President Bill Clinton and with acknowledging the humanitarian assistance and commitment that President Obama and the U.S. Department of State have pledged and initiated as various agencies assemble and coordinate the complex relief/logistical effort with reaching the countless Haitians who are in desperate need.
I listened to BBC's World Have Your Say (PBS Radio) this morning, broadcasting from the Haitian district of Miami, Florida and they, again had a couple of Haitian callers on the line from Port-au-Prince via satellite phone, expressing to the Haitians present in the audience (many had family members in Haiti and their status remained unknown), the caller from Port-au-Prince acknowledged that supplies and rescue teams were arriving throughout the night at the Airport. But, there are many challenges and setbacks with getting the emergency teams, medical personnel and basic supplies to the urban areas of Port-au-Prince.
Monumental challenges in orchestrating a massive relief effort and with reaching the people who are either still alive and buried under rubble, or who are in desperate need of medical attention, particularly in Port-au-Prince and in to a medical facility hospital, out of all supplies in "Laguna-Azul". It was reported that they are experiencing a bottle-neck at the Port-au-Prince airport, damaged by the quake and that the main port is basically not usable. Due to the extremely heavy volume of inbound flights at Port-au-Prince airport and limited flight's off the carrier, I think they should consider a alternative staging area in the Dominican Republic.
My suggestion would be to consider utilizing an alternative airport and staging area (while the damage at Port-au-Prince airport is being assessed and repaired, including replacing the air-traffic control tower), the U.S., U.N. and EU should consider planning to utilize perhaps, the Dominican Republic as a alternative air-landing sight to rush in personnel and urgent medical supplies, once in the Dominican Republic, rescue teams and supplies may be sent in, shuttled in large numbers via helicopters or ground transported to Port-au-Prince and Laguna Azul.
I would also suggest, that the U.S. and UN consider coordinating more with the Cuban government for providing the urgently needed medical staffing and supplies. The Cubans, besides having a long term presence in Angola, have a lot of expertise in Haiti and with disaster relief, they are very well equipped and organized, they are able to get to the troubled areas quickly and are familiar with the local geographical area. From what I gathered this morning, there are already a number of Cuban physicians in the Port-au-Prince area, they are well equipped but their status since the earthquake was not known or clarified on any of the media sources.
I am absolutely delighted to hear the appointment of President Bill Clinton as the U.S. Special Envoy to Haiti, I am extremely proud of the concerted effort announced by the Obama Administration and with the unrelenting efforts I've been reading about that the U.S. Department of State has been actively provided, launching truly a very intensive relief effort in such a large scale in such a short period. This is a disaster of monumental proportions, it is truly a race against the clock to reach those who are buried and still alive and with rendering immediate medical aid.
Please let me know if U.S. Special Envoy President Bill Clinton, of Dr. Raj Shah may be interested in having my expertise and/or assistance with this monumental humanitarian and relief effort, I have excellent credentials, over twenty years of military and federal experience and I would be willing to devote my time with assisting in coordinating the relief efforts.
As an American and a Veteran, I am so very proud of the unwavering work by our Department of State, the dedication and efforts I have been seeing over the last seventy-two hours by the USAID,
Counselor Cheryl Mills and Dr. Ray Shah....should not go unnoticed, you guys are the best!
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Human Security in the Midst of Crisis.....
The MOU for the Airport is essential for security and control for access to recovery.
The world has responded well to this mega-disaster. The chaos can lead to order.
Jean P. in Haiti writes:
2000 to 2500 people are starving in the school soccer field with out food and water for 3 days in that location under the hot sun with no shelter, please can someone reach these people.
Palgye in South Korea writes:
There isn't thought which will keep the regulation of the nation between about role of the various nations and elbowroom? Appears the thing to be overheating too. The speculative place knows is a place where the outstretched hand of slogan is necessary.
The many material and manpower and equipment are committed and the private plan which will end inside quick time thinks knows. Thinks that the recovery plan which is long-term efficiently respects the regulation is necessary.
Even the busy nations worries the loss of acquired right with the problem which is internal and the features which participates…. Is not the opposition. But, will promise in them and true feelings will make and to be taken up isn't.
When the economic rebooting? where is not here respects from must save for emergency, will not be?
Is a problem where the security has become connection,
China, venezuelaemb, Brazil (?)The silver single step thinks that must except. Excepted the support which is monetary and a rescue crew the support of other mean. Thinks that maybe the possibility where becomes the root of evil of warfare or terror is? All warfare and terror oppose. to except the case which is not possibility.
France - The single step thinks that after solving must solve the problem which occurs
before in dialogue.(for Northeast Europe)
The whole world participates in misfortune overcome, wastes a time as ever from the library the fat bat.
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stugel wrote:So how do you like the TriniTeas? I'm in the Midwest so mine won't get here until Friday or Saturday.
Did you notice they must have sold out already too? They put "unavailable until early 2007" on the page now.
I'm glad I ordered when I did, I just hope the machine satisfies.
So post some reviews here or in the review section. Cheers!
Molly wrote:Mine was waiting for me when I got to work today too! I also got a bottle of the Jasmine Anteadote with my package.
It's not a mistake. Adagio, from time to time, will surprise their customers with little "extras" as a thank you and as a way of introducing folks to products in the hopes we will order them the next time.
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People now and then will complain about their jobs. It could be the people they work with, low pay, the boss, etc.. But something I heard not too long ago took me back to school days. The attitudes themselves were something of a grade-school level:
A few people with walkers, including myself, were being raised, one at a time, onto a bus to go home. Before I was lifted, I heard some childish talk from a couple of guys who work in the back of the business at which I work.
"They look so funny …" a young man said with a laugh. Then they both laughed at the disabled people getting on the bus. It made them appear real immature.
What are we supposed to do? We get up every day and move our feet one at a time. We may not be able to get the best-paying jobs, but at least we can work. It may not be much work to you, but many of us with limitations have lived through more hell than you and your little minds could ever dream of seeing.
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Paralympic Sport - Colorado Springs is a community-based sports club developed to involve youth and adults with physical and visual disabilities in sports and physical activity, regardless of skill level.
"We are incredibly excited to be partnering with the City of Colorado Springs to help bring Paralympic sport opportunities to individuals with physical disabilities living right here in our own community," said Mike Mushett, U.S. Paralympics Director of Community Programs.
With 21 million physically disabled Americans, including more than 31,000 military personnel who've been injured during the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, this is an important community need.
The City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department strives to provide quality sport and recreation programs for youth and adults, with and without disabilities, which improve the health and enhance the quality of life of all residents. This new program will specifically meet the needs of youth and adults with physical disabilities with an emphasis on serving injured military service members, many of whom are returning to Colorado Springs and are seeking to participate in sport and recreation programs that encourage physical activity, competition and athletic development.
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Paralympic Sport - Colorado Springs will also serve a great number of injured military personnel stationed at the Warrior Transition Unit at Ft. Carson.


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Version 184.108.40.206
- Fixed: Installation file will not open if package (.dmg) is downloaded from eset.com
- Fixed: ESET Cyber Security/Cyber Security Pro Read Me file does not display in Safari browser
Version 188.8.131.52
- Added: Support for macOS 10.12 (Sierra)
- Added: Minor fixes and stabilisation improvements
- Added: Localization improvements in GUI
Version 184.108.40.206
- Fixed: Version check displayed correctly if changelog contains non-ASCII characters
- Fixed: Kernel panic in Uninstall during high load
- Fixed: "Shut down computer after scan" functionality causes shut down at every system startup
- Fixed: GUI crash caused by enabling removable media blocking
- Fixed: Media Control shows blank entry in scan targets when connecting disk with hidden partitions
- Fixed: Problem with random crashes of esets_deamon process
- Fixed: esets_proxy deadlock causing the HTTP freeze
- Fixed: Problems loading websites when Web Access Protection is turned on
- Fixed: License expiration date not visible when using custom date format defined in OSX
- Fixed: Minor changes in the product's GUI descriptions and tooltips
- Added: Hide/show notifications from the Protection Status screen (E.g. License expiration, Web access/Email protection or Computer restart required)
- Added: Increased compatibility with OS X during scanning network volumes by real-time scanner
Version 126.96.36.199
- Changed: End User License Agreement
- Changed: Redesign licensing
- Added: Support for OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)
- Fixed: Issue with occasional esets_proxy CPU waste
- Fixed: Issues with Web Access protection
- Fixed: Issue with service shut down time
- Fixed: Issues with occasional GUI crash related to multiple Computer scan processes
- Fixed: Issue with scheduled On-demand computer scan causing crash
- Fixed: Media blocking events not logged
- Fixed: Localisation bugs
Version 184.108.40.206
- Changed: Internal product security hardening against targeted attacks
- Changed: Latest modules included directly in build
Version 22.214.171.124
- Added: Support for Retina display
- Fix: Issues with occasional kernel panic (system crash) caused by esets_proxy
- Fix: Issue with occasional esets_deamon and esets_kac crashes on previous version of OS X 10.9


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Formed in May 1938 the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) investigated disloyalty among American citizens. It became extremely powerful during the Cold War years and focused its investigations on left-wing political activities, especially on individuals accused of Communist sympathies. David Whittaker Chambers delivered classified documents he said had been given to him by accused spy for the Soviet Union Alger Hiss. Because Chambers hid this evidence in pumpkins, the documents became known as the Pumpkin Papers.
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The indoor will open for open play when the outdoor closes for the season. Which could be anytime in November, it all depends on the weather. It should be available for private groups by 11/7/09.
- Nets on all 4 walls. This will cut down on the shell and fill mess. Clean up will also be easier.
- The Vacuum has been fixed. This means clean up will be more frequent.
- Staging now has turf.
- The parking lot has been sealed and painted, looks nicer.
- Doubled the size of the Retail store.
- Sealed the "old" windows, should be warmer (also lower the heating bills).
- Open play will be Sat 10-8pm and Sun 12-6pm.
- Thursday will be a League night. This will be closer to a "Beer League" then a tournament, its more for corporate/rentals but won't be limited to any player. But players will be required to use a gravity fed hopper and no pods (hopper ball).
- If enough players are interested we can have an "Open Class" League. No limits on hoppers/guns/pods, just uncapped SEMI or capped semi.
- Pump/Pistol nights.
- Beginner clinics
- Team Practice nights. Tentatively Fridays, A case of practice paint (discounted price) and free admission.
- 3-man Tournaments.
- And of course private groups.
- ???Black Light Party Nights????
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Renewed Revenue Stream
The Seneca Nation of Indians doesn't have to worry about private casino competition for the foreseeable future following an agreement signed with New York state Thursday, and municipalities hosting the casinos are also breathing a sigh of relief.
The deal, announced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Seneca Nation President Barry Snyder in Niagara Falls, resolves a four-year disagreement between the nation and the state during which the nation withheld $559,442,218 in slot machine revenues from the state. In the agreement, the Seneca Nation would keep $209.8 million of the back money with the state receiving the same amount of $209.8 million. The host communities of Salamanca, Niagara Falls and Buffalo would split the remaining $139.9 million.
Cattaraugus County, the Salamanca City Central School District and the city of Salamanca will each receive its portion of $34.5 million set aside for Salamanca.
While the back money is important for the municipalities, both Salamanca Mayor Carm Vecchiarella and Cattaraugus County Administrator Jack Searles said, more importantly, they can both count on an important revenue stream for what is being reported as at least the next 10 years.
"It's almost like Christmas in July," Vecchiarella said. "Now we can count on money coming forward. We won't be asking the state for special loans and grants for $2.5 million to cover back bills. We can start thinking of what we can do going forward with streets, bridges and whatever else we have to do."
While Cattaraugus County doesn't see nearly the amount of money Salamanca sees, Searles was equally optimistic about the resumption of payments.
"It is a huge sigh of relief that this matter is resolved," Searles said. "The Seneca Nation of Indians is a significant economic development agent in Cattaraugus County. We always acknowledge that and foster that relationship. They hire many more people than just members of the Seneca Nation."
According to Searles, the $34.5 million, like the annual payments, will be distributed in three tiers. The first tier will go toward tax levies for the county, city and school district. Since members of the Seneca Nation are exempt from paying property taxes, part of the payment will cover any property that has come off the tax roll in the past four years. The second tier pays for any costs directly associated with the casino being located in the municipalities. These costs include police and fire, public defenders, the district attorney's office, gambling-addiction counseling and any other costs which can be shown to be directly associated with the casino. After the first two tiers are paid, any leftover money is split in what is generally a 75-25 ratio between the city and the county for economic development.
"The state has written in that each municipality – once it knows the dollar amount – must develop a plan to spend that money," Searles said. "We will then submit that to the Empire Development Corporation which will have to approve that plan."
In the past, Cattaraugus County has used the money to promote Onoville Marina and to establish a mini grant-type program for startup businesses or business expansions.
"We would consider businesses for equipment-type purchases and they would commit to the creation of a certain number of jobs," Searles said. "Generally over a five-year period, if the jobs were created the loans were forgiven, if the jobs were not created they would pay back the loans."
The city of Salamanca has had to cut positions and programs in the past four years since the disagreement began, therefore working on what Vecchiarella called a "skeleton crew." Since he does not yet know when the money will start coming in again, Vecchiarella did not have specific plans to resume programs or positions as of Friday.
"We got by … and our police and fire have been a little short, so we'll have to see exactly where we are at," Vecchiarella said. "It depends on what time of year we get the money. If it's in the summer we would probably restore the DPW, but in the winter we probably wouldn't need as many."
The deal, finalized in a face-to-face agreement between Cuomo and Snyder on Wednesday night in Albany, could lead to more cooperation between the two governments in the coming months and years, something to which Vecchiarella looks forward.
"President Snyder is more like myself, aggressive on getting things done. He cuts to the chase," Vecchiarella said. "Cuomo also shows his aggressiveness from budgets right down to settling disputes."
Cuomo also said the rest of Western New York will have a stake in his gambling expansion package that could go before voters in November with a referendum. The package is Cuomo's attempt to allow the first four of seven private casinos to open in three Upstate New York regions in the coming years. If the referendum passes, Cuomo intends to give state's portion of Seneca Nation slot machine revenues to the Western New York counties in which casinos are not currently located.
"This current governor is very interested in regenerating economic development in the state," Searles said. "With everybody on the same page, I can't imagine where we can go from here."


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Judges, sheriff to approach county about jail
ALPENA – The need for a new jail in Alpena County is not a new issue. The old facility has served its purpose and now is approaching the end of its useful life.
In a letter to the Alpena County Board of Commissioners, Judges Tom LaCross, Michael Mack, Theodore Johnson and Sheriff Steve Kieliszewski are going to ask that an ad hoc committee be set up to explore options for not only a new jail, but also a new annex building. The four signed a letter that will request the formation of the committee and will be presented at the commissioners' next regular meeting.
LaCross said there are changes in how the courts will be handled and by having a jail built within the same structure as the courtroom it would make logistics simpler than they are today, as well as be economically friendly.
"We have needed a new jail for decades. We've known that," LaCross said. "The county building is very, very old too. It was built to be a boys club back in the 1950s and the county has made good faith efforts to correct the building's deficits, but in most cases they are just Band Aids and at some point you would have to believe that it will get to the point to where making simple fixes isn't going to work any longer."
Kieliszewski said even with the amount of maintenance done to the jail over the years it is still deteriorating. He said because of the age of the jail, finding and ordering parts is difficult and costly.
"The condition isn't getting better," Kieliszewski said. "Fittings for things like toilets and sinks are hard to locate and tend to be more expensive then replacing something that is newer. The roof still leaks from time to time and we have buckets around the jail to catch the water, but we're managing."
Mack said he knows there is a need for both a new jail and annex, but is also aware of how difficult and expensive it would be to make one central location.
"At the very least I think the county needs a new jail," Mack said. "What we want to do is engage in conversation, shop, see if it is feasible. We don't want to get five years down the road and find out that we have to build one. We could really be in a pickle then. I'm the last guy in the world that wants to spend money when we don't have to, but when it comes to a jail it is something I think needs to be considered."
Johnson said he agrees with his fellow judges. He said having the jail and annex together could help operations run more effectively. He said currently with the two courtrooms being across the street from one another, it can become hectic for judges who must preside over both. Johnson is scheduled to retire in 2015 and the state is doing away with one judge from Alpena County. This means LaCross and Mack will have to handle the district cases currently being done by Johnson. Having the courtrooms and the jail in close proximity of one another would help them. He said it also would allow to secure the inmates appearing in court.
"I think it would make things more secure because there would be less transporting and that would allow for more efficient use of personnel," Johnson said. "Right now we have two different courtrooms in two separate buildings, a jail that needs upgrades, so to combine them does make sense. There are different types of ways you can do this. these are the types of things we want a committee to talk about."
Kieliszewski said an all-in-one complex would allow for the inmates to be escorted to court and not driven. He said there are times when as many as 15 inmates are transported to court at the same time and it takes as many as three deputies to escort them. He said if the jail was on the same property it would allow for some of these deputies to be on patrol.
"We could have some type of tunnel or system, so it would just be a simple matter of walking them over and back," Kieliszewski said. "The savings would be huge and any time you transport a prisoner by vehicle there is a threat. This would take that out of the equation."
Commissioner Lyle VanWormer is chair of the finance committee and a veteran on the board of commissioners. He said he is open to having a committee formed and agreed the jail's best days are behind it. He said the county is doing the best it can to improve both the jail and annex building. He said he understands building a new jail is needed, but he doesn't believe it is going to happen any time soon.
"I have no problem with us looking into it, but right now with the decline in tax revenue, revenue sharing and personal property tax there are a lot of questions out there that still need to be answered," VanWormer said. "At this point, it really is still a pie-in-the-sky type of thing."
The commissioners meet on Jan. 29 at 2 p.m. in the Howard Male Conference Room in the annex.
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I am looking to start up a new fantasy golf league for anyone interested. I am not really a golf fan I just enjoy fantasy and wagering.
$20 per person, we will use PGATour.com and their rules and scoring.
I know a handful of golf fans and please forward this on to anyone who might want to join, I want to have at least 10 players.
I would plan on payouts for the top 2 winners(75% for 1st and 25% for 2nd), maybe more if we can get a good number of entries.
The season starts Jan 3rd and would like to have a list of players finalized by the end of 2013.
Entry fee will be due by Jan 3rd.
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The following tips have been adapted from www.emilypost.com [1]
You're moving into a room smaller than your closet at home— and you have to share it with someone you've never met… Welcome to college! Tips on getting along in 144 square feet or less.
Other than a spouse, there is probably no other person in the world you will get to know as well as your roommate. Even if you bond instantly, there may be moments when your roomie's little quirks get on your nerves. Letting things fester (in that tiny little space) can turn an annoyance into a misery. Communication - both talking and listening - will be the key to a great relationship.
Less is more. By the time you've managed to fit in two beds, a computer, CD-changer and TV, will there be any room for clothes (not to mention a few books??) There is no way you are going to duplicate all the comforts of home. The less you bring, the less you have to keep track of and maintain.
Rule #1: Don't.
Rule #2: If you absolutely must borrow something, always ask permission first. Return it in the promised timeframe and in the condition it was in when borrowed. If you damage or lose something you borrow, you are responsible for replacing it. Can't afford to replace it? See rule #1. Nothing causes more strife between roommates and friends than borrowing - money, food, clothes, CDs, and sports equipment.
If the law of averages works, one of you will be extremely neat and the other extremely messy. Here is where you learn the great art of communication and compromise. Mom doesn't live here, but you do. The neatnik will have to learn to tolerate life's imperfections. The slob, well, it's time to start picking up after yourself.
Lights Out
It's inevitable. One of you will have an 8 a.m. class and the other will want to study until 2 a.m. Work out routines for late night studying (is there a lounge?), late night returns (tiptoe and use a flashlight?), and early morning classes (tiptoe out and dress in the bathroom?). Everyone needs their zzz's.
Quiet Time
Most residence halls have quiet hours. Loud music, parties, or socializing in the hall will not be appreciated by your fellow corridor-mates and are a one-way ticket to unpopularity.
Irreconcilable Differences
When the course of rooming does not run smooth, seek counsel. Your floor will have an RA (Resident Assistant) who is usually an upper-class student. Note each hall has a manager who is trained to provide you with the appropriate avenues of support.


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ASM's premier award for sustained contributions to the microbiological sciences.
The nominee must be a mature scientist, active or retired, from any relevant area of microbiology.
May 14th, 2016.
Nominations will be considered without updating for three years. Self-nominations and more than one nomination per nominee will not be accepted. Only one nominating form and two supporting forms are accepted per nomination. The two supporters must be persons other than the nominator who are familiar with the nominee's qualifications and accomplishments. Only one of the three individuals involved in the nomination may be employed at the nominee's institution. The nominator and supporters must not share employers. Nominations must consist of the following:
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Click HERE to pick up the A Rocket To The Moon 'Skateboarder' t-shirt for $5 today only in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore!
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|December 30, 2011
|December 29, 2011
Check out some photos from Hayley Williams of Paramore's 23rd birthday party on Tuesday night!
|December 29, 2011
Chicago! If you're going out to the Second Annual Acoustic Christmas Show with William Beckett, Into It. Over It., Bonaventure and Jennifer Hall, make sure to pick up a copy of the new Fueled By Ramen 15th Anniversary Book & DVD. We'll have a limited number of books available and William will be signing each one of them.
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|December 29, 2011
Wow...what a year! Our 15th anniversary is almost over so we just wanted to thank you all one last time for an absolutely incredible year. We've had a blast looking back on the first 15 years of Fueled By Ramen. Between all the videos, the book and of course the big concert in New York City, our 15th year was definitely one of our best. Thank you to all the bands and all the fans for making it happen.
2012 will be another amazing year of music for us - we'll have bands in the studio and on tour all year long. As always, stay tuned to fueledbyramen.com so you don't miss a note of it.
We hope you all have a safe and happy new year. Thank you!
|December 28, 2011
Click HERE to subscribe to the official Fueled By Ramen playlist on Spotify for all the latest music from the FBR bands. Right now, we're featuring the new singles from Cobra Starship, Fun. and Gym Class Heroes. And in 2012, we'll be updating the playlist with all the new music from your favorite bands as soon as it's available on Spotify!
|December 28, 2011
Pick up the Paramore 'Deadly Bouquet' shirt in The Fueled By Ramen Webstore!
|December 27, 2011
The Fueled By Ramen Pack is available today on Rock Band! It includes songs from Cobra Starship, Panic! At The Disco, Paramore, Gym Class Heroes and more and works with Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii. Check out the full tracklist below and download it on your gaming system today!
Cobra Starship: You Make Me Feel... ft. Sabi
Gym Class Heroes: Stereo Hearts ft. Adam Levine
Panic! At The Disco: I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Paramore: Pressure
Sublime With Rome: Panic
Travie McCoy: Billionaire ft. Bruno Mars
|December 27, 2011
Happy birthday to Hayley Williams from Paramore from all of us at Fueled By Ramen! Reblog this post or send a note to @yelyahwilliams on Twitter to wish her a happy birthday, too.
|December 26, 2011
Curious what Matt and Travie from Gym Class Heroes have been listening to this year? Click HERE to see a video where they talk about their favorite albums from 2011!
|December 26, 2011
Here's the third video from This Providence's trip to Australia earlier this year for the Counter Revolution tour with Panic! At The Disco, All Time Low, Yellowcard, Story Of The Year and others. Visit thisprovidence.com for more!


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On April 9, President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton welcomed Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff to Washington, D.C. Presidents Obama and Rousseff discussed a broad range of bilateral, regional, and multilateral issues, including global economic growth, the situation in the Middle East, and progress the two countries have made as co-chairs of the Open Government Partnership. The Presidents reviewed the progress made under the three presidential dialogues launched during President Obama's March 2011 visit to Brazil -- the Economic and Financial Dialogue, the Strategic Energy Dialogue, and the Global Partnership Dialogue. The Leaders also announced a new presidential-level Defense Cooperation Dialogue, as well as met with the U.S.-Brazil CEO Forum to continue efforts to grow commercial, economic, education, and innovation ties between our two countries. Presidents Obama and Rousseff issued a joint statement U.S.-Brazil partnership after their meeting.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered remarks on "U.S.-Brazil Partnership for the 21st Century" at an event celebrating the strong ties between the United States and Brazil at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. She said, "[W]e are the two largest and most diverse democracies, the two largest economies, in our hemisphere. But what may not be known is that the United States and Brazil, because we are democracies, have a special obligation to stand for our values. It is, of course, important that we promote our economic ties, that we try in every way possible to raise the standard of living of our two peoples, but we do so within a strong framework of commitment to democratic values. And we increasingly have a responsibility to work together on behalf of those values. The policies we embrace and the investments that we make will shape our shared future, and we are developing strong habits of partnership and cooperation."
In closing, Secretary Clinton said, "I am confident that this relationship will serve to stabilize our hemisphere, our economies, but even reach far beyond. Because what we want to see is the progress in Brazil that has been so laudable over the last several decades continue and grow from strength to strength."
You can read the fact sheet on the growing partnership between the United States and Brazil here, and view photos of Secretary Clinton with Brazilian Foreign Minister Antonio de Aguiar Patriota here.
Related Content: The White House Blog -- President Obama Meets with President Rousseff of Brazil


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Equities duo to launch Asia office at ex-Lehmanite firm
The former global co-head of equities at Nomura and the ex-global co-head of equities distribution at JP Morgan have teamed up to launch the Asian arm of interdealer broker Mariana Capital Markets, Financial News can reveal.
Rachid Bouzouba, until March 2011 the global co-head of equities at Nomura, has joined Mariana as a founding partner, along with Adrian Valenzuela, who most recently worked at Barclays and before that was global co-head of equities distribution at JP Morgan.
Elton James, managing director at Mariana, said: "We are very excited about the launch in Asia, and in particular the prospect of working closely with Rachid and Adrian".
The firm, which was established in January 2010, describes itself as a trading-focused interdealer broker with a focus on derivatives and quantitative strategies. The Asia operation is at an early stage, and is expected to go live in the first quarter of this year.
The most recent accounts for the company, listed at Companies House as MCM (Corporate Member) Limited, show revenues of £12m for the full year 2011, and operating profits of £7.4m. The number of staff for the period increased to 27, up from eight a year earlier.
Mariana was set up by by James, who co-founded the central risk hub for the equity division at Lehman Brothers, according to the Mariana website, and also worked as a equity derivative portfolio manager at the bank's internal hedge fund.
Other ex-Lehman staff at Mariana include: Daniel Hawkins, who led equity derivatives strategy; Sebastien Krol, who worked with him; and Kaveh Rahbary and Rajvinder Minhas – Rahbary worked on the convertible bonds desk while Minhas worked on hedge fund sales.
Both Bouzouba and Valenzuela worked at Lehman Brothers earlier in their careers.
Bouzouba enjoyed a successful career trading derivatives at Lehman Brothers, rising to the rank of head of European equities in 2007 . When Nomura acquired the US bank's European operations in 2008, Bouzouba was persuaded to stay on with the promise of a two-year guaranteed bonus.
However, the Japanese bank later hired Benoit Savoret in March 2011 to the same role that Bouzouba had previously filled. Bouzouba left Nomura later that month, according to the FSA register. Last month, Savoret was himself left without a role following another reshuffle at the bank.
Valenzuela meanwhile is a former head of equity derivatives flow sales at Lehman Brothers. He later moved to WMG, a London hedge fund manager founded by former Commerzbank investment banking head Mehmed Dalman.
He also worked at Merrill Lynch, before moving to JP Morgan, and then Barclays, which he left late last year.
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