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En un ambiente de bistró del restaurante en Colonia Le Moissonier, Eric Menchon sorprende con una de las cocinas más independientes y sugerentes de Alemania.
Sólo pellizcándose dos veces después de entrar en Le Moissonier, uno está seguro de no haber aterrizado de repente en París. No se puede hallar por estas tierras una atmósfera de bistró más auténtica ni que rezume más el espíritu francés. El patrón Vincent Moissonnier y el chef Eric Menchon han ido creando sucesivamente un restaurante de culto, que realmente no encaja en la definición de "restaurante gourmet". Además, Eric Menchon le acoge con su inconfundible estilo de cocina. Con su filosofía de "Cualquier plato supone un pequeño menú", recuerda algo a Pierre Gagnaires, en lo que al concepto se refiere, pero con un carisma aromático más mediterráneo. No se puede dejar de mencionar la buena relación precio/ calidad (menú de entresemana de 4 platos a 70 Euros, el fin de semana de 6 platos a 108 Euros).
Recientemente Menchon destacó por sus lechecillas de ternera lechal asadas con crema de azahar y anís; compota de cebollas dulces, rollitos de verdura, alacranera y espárragos trigueros: Obviamente, las lechecillas bien doradas tienen todo el protagonismo de la degustación. Se flanquean con las notas naranja- anís que otorgan a las lechecillas una cierta ligereza y la intensidad de la compota de cebollas, que acentúan las notas tostadas. Por separado se presenta un crujiente de verduras en un rollito de primavera, que también absorbe las notas tostadas y, en cierto modo, da paso al 3er plato con alacranera y espárragos, de tal forma que surge un interesante efecto orbital. Este principio de aromas orbitales se revela en casi todos los platos, incluso en los postres, y convierte la cocina de Le Moissonier, junto con los extraordinarios vinos del patrón, en absolutamente merecedora de una obligada visita.
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Visiting a co-ed spa was a foreign concept to me, being born and raised in Canada. Nudity in my culture is reserved for your own home where some have issues looking at themselves in the mirror. The gym change room is another publicly acceptable nude room, many of us have mastered the art of undressing by using a towel without exposing our private parts. My wife, Kristen, and I walked into that spa and let go of our Canadian mentalities. I undressed in the co-ed change room next to a woman in her 60s. She had kind eyes, a warm smile and no knowledge of nude shame as she stripped down without embarrassment. Kristen and I entered the spa, dropped our towels and were liberated, free for all to gaze upon! There were adults of all ages and body type, casually conversing as if being nude was more comfortable than being clothed. I had to constantly remind myself that people are not judgemental of bodies here, something I have never experienced in North America. Nudity is very much a part of the culture here. This German spa was the first place I have experienced harmony and equality among class, age, sex. Nobody knows whether you walked in with an Armani suit or a ripped t-shirt, you are all equal, beautiful and free. I immediately felt unjudged and part of the community. The architecture and decor of the spa was heavenly. Stone tiles lead the way to a large open room with lounging chairs and a marble swimming pool. The ambiance is zen, with only the sound of calm conversations and light background music. Buddha heads, candles, bamboo designs and waterfalls decorate the many rooms with relaxation and beauty. The outdoor rooftop contained hot tubs and saunas to keep you warm and steamy as well as cold pools and a bucket of snow used to cool your body down before jumping back into the hot tub. I left with my body relaxed, my skin clean, and my mind at peace. I learned that the human body is a beautiful gift which should be appreciated and accepted. Nudity is our original state and should be more widely accepted.seguir leyendo »
Christmas Markets in Cologne
My notions of winter in Europe have been shaped by Hollywood movies. I expected to watch snowflakes romantically descend upon short winter days, and the cosy glow of Christmas trees in makeshift homes (think boutique hotels) to keep me warm. What surprised me on my December trip to Germany was the camaraderie and sheer revelry at the country's famous Christmas markets, compelling enough to brave the single digit temperatures and rejoice over a white winter! If the thought of Europe evokes images of quaint old churches in juxtaposition with hi-tech buildings, and old towns with cobbled streets and artistic cafes, a winter trip to Cologne only romanticizes those images further. Come December, chirpy little Christmas Markets pop up among the city's most charming neighborhoods, and become the go-to place for the city's locals. Colorful booths line the streets, selling traditional German and Christmas gifts, like the famous Räuchermännchen, a wooden toy that is an incense smoker in disguise. Food stalls serve up hash browns, frankfurters, crepes, and local delicacies. People gather around drinking glühwein, the famous mulled wine of Europe warmed with spices, chatting, warming up over some neighborhood gossip. Christmas music plays everywhere, and the night rings with the clinking of cups and prost. Such revelry! At the Christmas Market on the Alter Markt in Cologne, local craftsmen and women demonstrate their talents with wood crafts, crystal painting and glass glazing; it is fascinating to observe the precision and pride that goes behind each little piece of work, and meet men and women who have come to these markets since they were little boys and girls. But the icing on the cake in a festive Cologne is its main market, which glitters in the dramatic backdrop of the city's oldest and most charming cathedral; truly a European Christmas!seguir leyendo »
Früh am Dom
If you are feeling thirsty after your tour of the stunning Cologne Cathedral, pop into the Fruh Brauhaus which is located right across from the Dom. For such a touristy location, it is surprisingly packed with locals which is refreshing. (Recent survey found that 70% of the clientele were from the city) The 'kolsch', the local beer served here is also very refreshing. Not too gassy so it goes down well, especially in the unique little 200ml glasses they serve the beer in. The food is good here, generous portions. Altogether a great place to relax in and have a few glasses of the awesome Kolsch.seguir leyendo »
Köln ArkadenGreat indoor shopping Cologne - Köln Arkaden
You can spend hours and hours doing some shopping in Cologne or the cities close by. But too often, the cold and wet weather makes you feel more like curling up at home or in the hotel. So if you are not up to running through the rain just to get some souvenirs oder shopping goods, Cologne (and North Rhine Westphalia) has some great indoor shopping malls to explore! Köln Arkaden You can find 'Köln Arkaden' in Cologne Kalk. This is a very modern building with about 180 Shops. You can get there by tram or car although there are not that many parking spaces available. You can find a good array of shops in here, especially kids will be quite happy thanks to some huge toy stores. This mall has more a 'grab what you need and leave' feeling while the others are more inviting to spend some time in. But this mall is good for some great Late Night Shopping! Opening Hours Köln Arkaden Monday to Thursday 10 am - 8 pm Friday and Saturday 10 am - 10 pm every 1st Saturday 10 am - 12 pm www.koeln-arcaden.deseguir leyendo »
Mexx Outlet Korschenbroich
You can spend hours and hours doing some shopping in Cologne or the cities close by. But too often, the cold and wet weather makes you feel more like curling up at home or in the hotel. So if you are not up to running through the rain just to get some souvenirs oder shopping goods, Cologne (and North Rhine Westphalia) has some great indoor shopping malls to explore! Mexx Outlet Korschenbroich I love Outlet Shopping. There are not that many close to Cologne but one worth a visit is the 'Mexx Outlet' in Korschenbroich which is close to Neuss an not that well known. You can only go there by car and the drive lasts about 30 minutes from Cologne. Visiting this outlet is especially a tip for parents with young kids as you can get really good bargains (30-70% off) when you are looking for Baby clothes or kids outfits but they also have a good women and men section. It is never really crowded so you will always get a parking space. The Outlet looks and feels like a regular shop so there are no rummage tables around that make you feel uncomfortable and there are enough dressing rooms. There is even a small café in it with good coffee and cakes. Tipp: Visiting at the beginning of the week (Tuesday/Wednesday) and you'll have much more choices as they bring in new stuff every week. No special website available for this location. Opening Hours Mexx Outlet Monday to Friday 10 am - 7 pm Saturday 10 am - 6 pm Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 9 41352 Korschenbroichseguir leyendo »
Die WohngemeinschaftCafes and Bars in Cologne - Die Wohngemeinschaft
Cologne is a lively city on the river Rhine, smaller than Berlin but still a city not to be missed when in Germany. It offers sights such as the UNESCO World Heritage listed cathedral, a high concentration of museums and galleries, shopping streets, old town alleys and cafés and bars with a laid back flair. The "Kölsche lifestyle" is catching – reason enough to come to Cologne! Die Wohngemeinschaft This place is unique as it is decorated like a real apartment, a flat share to be precise. Like in any shared apartment, the kitchen is the heart of it all – in this case this is the café and bar downstairs, where you will get coffee, pastries and snacks during the day. At night a DJ will turn this place into a dance floor and bar. If that's too much of workout for you, you can simply hang around in one of the many individually designed rooms of the fictitious roommates and sip your drink. Die Wohngemeinschaft Richard-Wagner-Straße 39 50674 Köln 0221 39760904 www.die-wohngemeinschaft.net Opeming times: Daily 15:00 until 02:00seguir leyendo »
Café FeynsinnCafes and Bars in Cologne - Café Feynsinn
Cologne is a lively city on the river Rhine, smaller than Berlin but still a city not to be missed when in Germany. It offers sights such as the UNESCO World Heritage listed cathedral, a high concentration of museums and galleries, shopping streets, old town alleys and cafés and bars with a laid back flair. The "Kölsche lifestyle" is catching – reason enough to come to Cologne! Café Feynsinn This spot serves probably the best breakfast in town. When you step in you might feel like you have just boarded a time machine. Old chandeliers hang from the ceiling, which is decorated with romantic stucco and a beautiful painted sky. For our breakfast you will be given little menus where you can choose between organic scrambled eggs, croissants, various cheeses and even homemade marmalade. Lunch and dinner are also available. Herbs come from their own little garden and many other used products from the region. All ingredients are organic, the coffee comes from fair trade partners plus Café Feynsinn is part of the slow food movement. So indulge their great food and enjoy the cozy atmosphere and treat yourself to this little gem in Cologne. Café Feysinn Rathenauplatz 7 50674 Köln 0221-240 9210 www.cafe-feynsinn.de Opening times: Monday to Thursday 9:00 until 01:00h, Friday 09:00 until 02:00, Saturday 09:30 until 02:00 and Sunday 10:00 until 01:00seguir leyendo »
KeimaksCafes and Bars in Cologne - Keimaks
Cologne is a lively city on the river Rhine, smaller than Berlin but still a city not to be missed when in Germany. It offers sights such as the UNESCO World Heritage listed cathedral, a high concentration of museums and galleries, shopping streets, old town alleys and cafés and bars with a laid back flair. The "Kölsche lifestyle" is catching – reason enough to come to Cologne! Keimaks The most interesting combination of a bar, café and restaurant in Cologne is surely the Keimaks just around the university of arts near Chlodwigplatz. This tiny spot may at first just look like a cocktail bar, but turn around and have a closer look – tot he right and in the back you will find tables to sit down and a huge menu on the wall with a small but tasty collection of an interesting variation of Mediterranean, Asian, regional and even French cuisine. The drinks are spectacular. Keimaks serves -as you may have guessed right in the first place- great cocktails and fine wines. Keimaks Kurfürstenstraße 27 50678 Köln 0221 312670 Opening times: Monday to Friday 18:30 until 01:30, Saturday and Sunday 13:30 until 01:30seguir leyendo »
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We took this stove on a 5-day, 4-night canoe/camping trip. We cooked dinner x 4 and breakfast x 4 for 5 guys. Overall the stove worked as designed; much better than other stoves I have used over the years.
The stove has a few negatives. One can be fixed. The other I'll live with. The lid can catch on the drip tray when closed. We had to use brute force to pry the stove open. After 10 minutes, the lid was scratched and gouged before we even cooked our first meal. On a cold, wet, tired, hungry night this was a MAJOR disappointment.
The problem appears two-fold. First, the drip tray is attached to the base poorly. At the corners the drip tray may separate from the base by 1/16" or so. Second, the rolled edge on the lid is incomplete. The roll should be 270° or more. This roll is only about 180°. When the lid is closed the rolled edge can catch under the drip tray edge like a zip tie. There is no way to finesse it open. I intend to add a screw at each front corner to hold the drip tray tight against the base. This should fix the problem. If Camp Chef would do this simple fix at the factory they'd have a real winner.
The lesser problem is size/bulk. I wanted a stove that could handle two 10" pans at the same time. This stove does it with ease. But it's a challenge packing it in a loaded canoe. It got a few dings and dents as gear was packed around it and we bounced off a few rocks in the whitewater. The dings and dents have no effect on the operation of the stove, so I'll live with it. It's a fair trade-off.
The stove has only one positive. It works GREAT. Set-up was simple and intuitive. The lid and side screens were effective windbreaks. The regulator attached solidly and accepted propane tanks easily with no leaks. Each burner lit on the first click of the igniter. The flame was easily adjusted. Fuel consumption was reasonable given the high BTU output (4 meals per canister). And clean-up was easy.
For me the real test was coffee. We often canoe/camp with 6 to 10 guys who drink a lot of morning coffee. I use a half gallon percolator. Those 10,000/11,000 BTU stoves took as much as a half hour. This one took 14 minutes!
I anticipate many happy years of use from this stove. I would buy it again and would recommend it to a friend.
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For Roes, exploration isn't all about taking a leisurely jog to see some new sites. Quite the opposite. He routinely seeks out new trails to run, even if he has a time constraint. In these moments, says Roes, "I find myself pushing hard because I want to get as far up a mountain as I can before I need to turn around."
The next time you see Roes on the entrants list of some lesser-known, out-of-the-way race you can bet he's looking to try something new. "I'm very drawn to races that I haven't done before," says Roes. "It touches on the explorer mentality. I've done some races multiple times, but not many."
On the other hand, if Roes is returning to a race multiple times, you can bet the race has a special reason. For instance, in 2010, he returned to The North Face Endurance Challenge Championships in the Marin Headlands, a place he's raced numerous times. What called Roes back to the familiar terra firma? "The $10,000 prize and, consequently, the field of runners it draws. If it weren't for the guaranteed competition, I wouldn't have run it for a third time." He admits, "Going out in the mountains, lining up and pushing yourself as hard as you can alongside other like-minded, similarly talented people is pretty exciting."
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Following a poor performance at the 2009 Miwok 100K, Roes considered giving up racing ultras. Instead, he took some time off. In his organic return to running, his approach to training and racing evolved from highly structured to taking things as they come. Looking back, he reflects, "I don't feel like I've had a poor race since then. I feel like every race I've run has been quite positive both from a performance standpoint and how I've felt about it." Here are some of his thoughts on his new approach to running.
- On Specificity in Training: "In the past, if I was doing a 50, I would feel like I needed to do speed workouts to get ready for the shorter race or, if I was doing a really hilly race, I would do tons of strength building. Then, in early to mid-summer of 2009, I just ran. I didn't care. I didn't think about specificity."
- On Race Day Planning: "I used to go into races with a very specific idea of how I wanted the race to play out. I would study the course profile and be very strategic based on who was running. I haven't done that at all since that Miwok race. I think my racing has been very reflective of my training. Even at Western States, I just showed up and started running. I never had any kind of strategy or plan in that race."
- On Being In The Moment: "The biggest reason I've been able to be successful with my race-day approach is that since I don't have any kind of plan, when things all of a sudden turn really ugly, I'm not second guessing, which is kind of nice. I'm more in the moment. It's easier to take it one mile at a time when you don't have a plan."
Bryon Powell is a media mogul at iRunFar.com by day and an author by night. He's currently motivated by the desire to be in shape when his hometown Park City, Utah, trails thaw ... and when he runs the Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in August.
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A representative for Dell, the world's third largest maker of personal computers, said in an interview that the company's slate-type personal computer with 7" screen would be available in the following weeks. In addition, there will be a 10" and 3" models.
"Dell will launch its seven-inch tablet in the next few weeks and a 10" tablet within 6-12 months," said Amit Midha, the president of Dell in China, reports the Wall Street Journal.
Mr. Midha also reiterated the plans to release tablets with 3", 4" and 10" screens in the future. Even though the current Streak with 5" screen is based on Google Android operating system and the forthcoming 7" model will also use the same OS, he reported added that some of the new products among the slew of tablets from Dell will also run Microsoft Corp.'s Windows operating system, without naming specific products or whether it would be Windows 7 or Windows Phone 7".
Michael Dell, the head of Dell, has already demonstrated the 7" slate from the company at a conference, emphasizing the importance of tablets for the company in particular and for the industry in general. Given the current confirmation by the president of Dell China, it is highly likely that the 7" model will emerge ahead of the Christmas holiday season.
Unfortunately, nothing is presently unknown about the hardware inside Dell's 7" slate. The only thing for sure is that Android suggest an ARM-based system-on-chip.


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Skip to comments.Rising fuel costs could push some truckload carriers into bankruptcy: analyst
Posted on 02/25/2008 1:40:32 PM PST by yorkie
Truckload carriers are increasingly turning to factoring companies to help ease cash flow difficulties brought on by higher fuel prices, and some firms could be headed for bankruptcy, an analyst said.
'One trucking service provider noted that roughly 30 to 40 carriers currently do business with factoring companies, which is a significant increase,' Wachovia (NYSE:WB) Capital Markets analyst Justin Yagerman wrote in a note to clients Friday.
Diesel rose 12 cents per gallon to $3.40 as of a week ago, up 91 cents from a year ago, according to the Department of Energy.
'We currently expect high diesel prices coupled with tractor licensing and prepayments (for items such as insurance policies and tolls) to be a catalyst for truck capacity to exit the market' in the first half of the year, Yagerman said.
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So the Dems new taxes on fuel should really get these guys' attention.
As an aside, our freight transportation system is almost 100% petroleum dependent. This is a recipe for disaster, but the congressional mealy mouths don't seem to recognize the problem.
That's OK, it's a good thing all the Mexican trucking companies will do it for less...
What is "factoring" in this context?
3.55 / gal National average as of today per DOE
It may mean that truckers can't afford to wait 30 days for payment so they sell it to a factor. Diesel prices aren't the only problem. Trucking has seen a big drop in shipments. Typically trucking is one of the first industries that knows when a recession has ended. Shipments increase. We're not there yet. Quite a few companies are closing terminals to try to stay in business. Some are just closing their doors.
You send them your pending receivables they send you cash minus a percentage (2-10 %).
Factoring means that the trucking companies are selling their accounts receivables at a discount to factoring companies for immediate cash.
Oh my, trucking companies are taking out payday loans?
That is not a good thing.
Which means I'll be on the unemployment line soon if fuel prices continue to rise. I work in logistics, and we handle many of the top trucking carriers.
Tell me about it.
I am a freight broker and it (freight) is damn near at a stand still.
Methinks if the Teamsters really wanted to put their actions where their big mouths are, they'd organize a nationwide strike for a week and shutdown every single truck in the country to force drilling in the Gulf, off Florida, in the Caribbean, and in ANWR.
Will it ever happen? Nope. Will the Teamsters endorse a Republican candidate if he promises to do the above things? Nope. Are the Teamsters a Mafia connected wing of the Democrat party? Yep.
Selling their receivables. If desperate, some will upon e-call sell immediately to get desperately needed revenue now to pay the bills.
The Little People drive all them trucks around. What's that got to do with our congressional masters?
You know, all that stuff that shows up in stores gets there by way of the Restocking Fairies.
Wonder how many people in Washington ever worked a back dock?
It'll be interesting this year. Freight traditionally is slow annually until it picks up in late March, but for certain by April. This year is looking ugly.
30 percent surcharge. Get used to it.
Major Ft. Worth trucking company, in business for over 40 years, shut down at the first of the year. Trucks were repo'd or sold at auction. Left a 70 year old owner with nothing other than debts and bankruptcy. Not bad management, just caught between rising fuel and employee costs and companies which would not pay a fee to cover the costs.
I bid my resid monthly and get rates on a monthly basis. The last thing I want is to bust my trucker. He's my ambassador, which is why I don't mind keeping rates current and the driver paid on time.
Thats OK, its a good thing all the Mexican trucking companies will do it for less...
So true! Wonder who's next?
Watch as this economy and the incredible shrinking green back (or whatever color it is) comes to a screeching halt, as the government bows to environmentalists, and we continue to be the oil producers bitches.
Kiss your 401k goodbye....AGAIN!
This country, and its politicians, are in the bag for foreign leaders. Shaking HEAD.
So, how do you propose we ship freight across the country? Please help me to understand.
The trucks aren't vanishing and the drivers aren't going to work as cashiers if they can help it. Not one speck of freight won't get delivered at the then-prevailing rates — it'll just be better-capitalized trucking companies that do it after the bankruptcies and repossessions.
As always, infrastructure industry workouts lead to higher rates, as it is the weak hands (like the telecoms and airlines that went in during 2001 and 2002) which have to fold while the strong hands can simply sit their fleets when buyers demand negative-gross-margin rates.
I hate the Arabs.
That that breakfast burrito that last year was 5.50 a pop. THis week it was 7 bucks. Pop? THe large went from 3 buck to 3.75-4 bucks. We are talking movie theater prices here...
Everywhere things are up... Gas hits us hard. But imagine a carnival that has to run those diesel generators..
ITS going to be an ugly year.
And Virginia in thier newfound democrat wisdom just passed a new 2% tax increase on fuel come April. Raac is coming in @ 3.40 plus and rising on diesel. Labor services will now be taxed come April as well.
With the current prices in fuel, city business licenses have doubled causing another 1 cent increase in tax liability per gallon.
I feel for the consumers. It is causing everything to go up.
Housing sales down. Home prices down. Fuel prices up. Where is inflation really at? Couple the cost of transport including delivery entities increasing fees and new/increased hidden taxes on fuel and we got problems ahead folks. big problems.
As far as fuel goes, a train can haul a ton of freight 3 times farther per gallon than a truck can. That's is why the railroads are making a comeback.
There are a whole bunch of decent trucks sitting on dealers/bank repo lots, realllly cheeeep. You game?
Food is going to a problem I think. And not just the price of it. We have record low stockpiles of grain since statistics have been kept. The American farmer is in no mood to limit exports in order that we do not go hungry. As you say, it could get ugly.
You're free to buy as much grain as you like and then you could sell it or give it to whom ever you wanted. Of course, you would lose you ass if you did it on a large scale, much like farmers who sell their crop for other than the best available price.
You sound like a person that would've never believed in 100 dollars for a barrel of oil either and the pain it causes.
What are we going to do, bring back coal fired stern wheelers on the rivers and great lakes and coal fired locomotives on the rails? (I think the later would be kind of cool. Dirty, but cool. :) I'm old enough to remember the last of the heavy oil fired steam locomotives. Much more impressive than the diseil electrics of today. I lived about 1/4 block from the Burlington main line. Those old engines really made the house shake. Very comforting in it's own way. I miss 'em, but I also miss the trains in general. When we moved from that little house, we moved to one where the Rock Island main line was where other peoples' alleys were, but by them I think the steamers were gone. Now the Rock Island Line is gone too, and now it's route is a concrete biking and walking trail that runs behind my mother's house.
The government is really no different from the mafia. Well, they are in one way I guess.... They can't be indicted for racketeering.
Rock Island Line - are you talking trains?
I'll bet it's the one that ran behind my grandparents house in Iowa.
Well, you're also free to buy as much $100 oil as you want and distribute however you please. The trouble with re-distributionists is that they're always willing to re-distribute someone else's money.
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I watched the inauguration of our president's second term taking place in Washington D.C. on the national mall. I didn't see anything different to be exciting.
I remembered myself of the trip when my friend, Dick Smart and I traveled to Washington D.C. on Oct. 4, 1997, to pray on our knees on the national mall.
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On a stone, my oven goes to 550. Good oven spring, but no pics. The dough was tasty, even my cold leftovers were good the next day.
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Energized by the topic of african aid. Have downloaded Mr. Wainaina's interview. Will also be reading Dark Star Safari. Our family worked doing development work in Kyrgyzstan for 9 years, so it's a topic i've thought a lot about. Recently attended Willow Creek's Leadership Summit where we heard from Jessica Jackley of Kiva, and Andrew Rugasira, founder of Good African coffee. Both had empowering, life-giving views of how to 'help' Africa help itself. I believe both their interviews/talks are available on Willow Creek church's Leadership Summit website. Love your show, blog, et. al.!
I found this interview and topic to be provacative. As the director of a program that seeks to help young students consider others dignity as well as their own, I am contemplating how to reconcile Binyavanga Wainaina's comments with our Western desire to "do good." I have many more questions than anwers. How should young Western students, just beginnning to see a world beyond their own needs, view the many less fortunate people of the world? Is there a place for extending the hand of friendship to achieve a better life for all? How does one "do good" with dignity? Have we, as Western "do gooders" cultivated a culture of expectation of "doing for" rather than "doing with" our African neighbors? Our school went to Ghana to establish a partnership with a small school in Accra. We naively wanted to have a "partnership" where our students exchanged stories with their counterparts in Ghana of their respective cultures. The school needed help with computers to facilitate this exchange so we helped. Then there was a request for providing soccer uniforms. The director of the school said to us, " We know you want our culture and what we need is uniforms." This partnership has not been sustained. We obviously had very different expectations. If our young people are to become compassionate citizens of the world who may choose to work on solutions to the many challenges that developing countries face, what is a dignified course of action? Is there a place for compassionate, yet sustaining aid?
I was one of those who was critical of your interview with the religious leaders who "discovered" the problems of Africa and today was redemption day. I was delighted to listen to your interview with Binyavanga Wainaina- a noble, articulate, nuanced intellectual who is passionate about the future of his native Kenya and the rest of Africa. He represented the complexities of donor aid in a way that questioned the motives of those who go there to "save us" all. I hope they get a chance to listen to your interview.
I found the segment on Binyavanga Wainaina so refreshing. It was such a story of hope. Having heard his interview, I no longer look on war and tragedy as a complete loss. Maybe for something good to grow, one must first get rid of what doesn't work. Maybe that is what war, and turmoil do. I am a strong advocate of peace and abhor war and violence esp. when kids are involved but now, through his lens, I can see how it may end up producing some good.
Dear Krista and SOF staff, thank you so much for your show and your series on the ethics of aid. I have several different comments. I am highly interested in this subject for a number of reasons. My family is Nigerian American and we operate a clinic in our village in Nigeria and are exploring ways to open small businesses there that benefit the community. Secondly, I am studying for an MBA in international economic development at Eastern University. Thirdly, I work for World Vision International, a faith-based international NGO with which you're probably familiar.
You said you would like listeners to provide suggestions for future shows. If you still are looking for people to interview, may I suggest professors from my MBA program and/or some of my colleagues from World Vision International. Eastern University has the best (and one of extremely few) faith-based graduate programs in development. In our classes we discuss exactly the types of things that you are discussing on your show. The professors are people who have been involved in grassroots faith-based development initiatives for years (such as liberation theology movements, etc). The students, including myself, are the types that you described in your show as the new generation of entrepreneurs. We see the problems that emerged from the saviour-mentality of previous generations of development workers, and we are looking at new ways to learn from and empower local communities. In the Christian development field, we call this "mutual transformation" – the indigenous person knows t he most about his/her reality, and we can all learn something from one another. The biblical model for this is the incarnation of Christ. Christ came to this earth to have relationship with humanity, honour people, put himself below and serve people. As development workers of faith, we believe in having the same "incarnational" life and work that always lives with, honours, learns from and involves others. Students in my MBA program are from all over the world (the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia).
In World Vision, I work for a department called "Christian Commitments." My department is charged with responsibility for the faith-related work of World Vision, including local and international church partnerships and interfaith relations. We have a number of directors who have been in the development field for years. I can provide contact info if you are interesting in interviewing anyone. I also know you are doing stories on Islam. We have a director of Interfaith Relations who is a Syrian Christian and well-know author. He could comment on cross-religious collaboration in development work, if you are interested. I remember the comment in your show about how so much "development" or aid work is willy nilly. I appreciate World Vision's development model, because we attempt to hire and train local staff, stay involved in communities over the long-haul, create sustainable projects, and train local people to ultimately hand projects off fully to the community. Furthermore, WV attempts to engage in comprehensive global but contextualized strategy so that the work is not willy nilly, but instead involves local communities and leads to sustainable and permanent social change.
I have one final comment about your guest's idea that national intelligentsia should be invited in to be involved in development projects. I absolutely agree with this in theory. However many of my Nigerian, Kenyan and other friends find that so much of the national leadership is corrupt. As your guest put it, "the people who stayed had to become hustlers to survive." My parents were honest people, and they left Nigeria because there was no way to live honestly in their country. I don't completely blame the hustlers, but now many people want to go back and open businesses and make a change, but we feel like we can't because corruption will destroy all our attempts. This is not just the sentiment of my family but of most of the Africans I discuss this with. One of my classmates said, "If a politician tries to be honest and benefit the people they will just be killed," and she was not exaggerating in that comment. We know they are not interesting in benefiting the community and nation, but only in helping themselves and their family. So what is your response to this reality? How can we involve local leadership when the vast majority of them are untrustworthy?
Thank you so much for your attention.
This morning as we listening to the show I thought it would be appropriate to share a two part video on a water project going on in Kenya. My son Kyle interviewed Fr. Mark Stang who was recently with a delegation to Homa Bay Kenya from the St. Cloud Diocese. Kyle produced this video for a project he did for the Youth in Theology and Ministry program which is sponspored by the School of Theology at St. John's University.
The video describes a grass roots program here in the St. Cloud Diocese. Feel free to use it in any way you see fit
Mr. Wainaina's comments about the negative and neo-colonialish effects of aid, public and private, should not just be viewed as an African issue but as an across the board human issue. Parties, governments, individuals, etc., that, however well meaning, try to "help" others with social programs, healthcare programs, financial programs usually end up creating costly messes for all. The primary need of people is the ability to control their own lives and solve their problems themselves. That, by the way, is a primary base for most forms of faith in the world. In fact it is the very basis of faith, that is what faith is. It is great for other people to help if they are able, when they are asked by another individual for help. But as Mr. Wainaina eluded, help and good intentions often become dictatorial. Let's look around at our efforts around the world and at home and see if we aren't trying to help too much.
It was wonderful to hear such an articulate voice for a mindset that doesn't just affect Africa or aid organizations. I think it speaks to how we treat everyone that we consider to be less fortunate than ourselves. In Canada I've witnessed many nonsensical programs aimed at helping people with disabilities or facing some kind of crisis. I have been at the receiving end of some of them too! Most of these programs do not consider the input of people receiving services, and therefore do not really address their needs, or develop their potential. And because the needs are not addressed they get worse, and another program is invented, and so it goes. We waste so many resources and lives.
I trained to be a social worker. I didn't practice in the field for long because I realized it was going to be very difficult to actually offer real help. I could have made a nice living, but I started to feel like it would have been on the backs of the people I was supposed to help. I think most thoughtful social workers wrestle with this dilemma and I am not criticizing anyone who makes a different decision. But I couldn't do it.
What this story has done though is made me realize that I need to be more vocal in criticisms of the system. I am not a member of a political party, or a special interest group. I have nothing to lose.
The ethics of aid is a sensitive subject for many people. My view is that each person has the human right to equal access to basic health care. I was not aware of this hospital sitting unused in the "middle of nowhere" of Africa before reading your posting. I did not listen to this story on the speaking of faith website, but your posting caught my attention. Was there a reason why the German funding for the hospital stopped? Was this a short term plan or research project of some sort? It seems silly to me and a waste of resources to build such a building and then abandon it after so few years of use. Through your story it seems as though there are people within the communities willing to provide the labor to run the hospital and to learn how to educate others within the community. How frustrating when the labor in available and the facility is available but the funding is barren. It is through postings such as this story on speakingoffaith.com, that the information is spread throughout the world, and hopefully there will be a silver lining to this situation. The need for basic health care to the communities within Africa that need it so desperately. It is like you said in the beginning "teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."
There is a Kenyan custom of
There is a Kenyan custom of abandoning houses after the owner dies. The head of the household in the rural parts of Keny is supposed to build his own house for his family. The male children when they become adults are supposed to continue the tradition. When the elder father and mother die it is acceptable for the grandchildren to live in the house. If they do not move in, the house is allow to decay. The source of this information is Kenyan ex-pats.
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Garrett Popcorn is joining forces with Chicago's Latino Cultural Center for an outdoor screening of the 2009 Argentinian film, Anita. Anita is the story of a young woman with Down syndrome who lives a happy, routine life in Buenos Aires, being meticulously cared for by her mother Dora. One tragic morning in 1994, everything changes when Anita is left alone, confused and helpless after the nearby Argentine Israelite Mutual Association is bombed (the deadliest bombing in Argentina's history). As Anita wanders through the city, she learns not only to care for herself, but touches the lives of those around her, from an alcoholic to a family of Asian immigrants.
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Sunday, September 22, 2013 - Text by Gayle Alleyne | BWF
Peru and the Pan American region are mourning the untimely passing of talented badminton player Bruno Monteverde last week in his home city, Lima.
A former South American and Pan Am junior champion who has also represented Peru in the biennial Thomas Cup, Monteverde was killed in an accident while driving. The national team member was 21 years old.
"We are all stunned by this unexpected news. Bruno was a very promising player and this is a great loss for us in Peru," said German Valdez, Development Director for Badminton Pan Am.
Monteverde, who was recovering from knee surgery, was expected to make a comeback soon.
The Badminton World Federation would like to express sympathy to Monteverde's family and friends, especially those in the badminton community.
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Tips for Better Sleep
According to the National Sleep Foundation, a whopping 74 percent of Americans experience difficulty sleeping at least a few nights each week, and recent research shows that one in three people get less than five hours a night!
Sleep isn't just important to help you feel rested and energetic and able to tackle the day ahead, it's also crucial to good health. Researchers at the University of Chicago found that getting too little sleep reduces the amount of human growth hormone in our bodies, which can throw our fat-to-muscle ratio out of whack. Insufficient sleep also causes our bodies to secrete extra glucose to make up for our lack of energy, which causes our metabolism to slow and can lead to weight gain. So what's a bleary-eyed, sleep deprived nation to do? Here are some tips for getting a better night's sleep.
Maintain a regular schedule. Your body's natural clock, called the circadian rhythm, controls your daily sleep-wake cycle. When you stay up really late one night and then go to bed early the next, or vary your wake times in the morning, it throws off your rhythm and makes it harder for your body to get restful sleep. The result is a lot of "surface sleep" but very little deep, restorative sleep. So try to go to bed at roughly the same time each night and rise at the same time each morning, and fight the urge to sleep in luxuriously late on weekend mornings.
Set the mood. Block out any ambient light that comes through your bedroom window, eliminate as much disruptive sound as possible, and reserve your bedroom for sleeping and sex only. Keep the TV out of your bedroom and if you read before bed, save the thrillers for earlier in the day and pick up something light and soothing to lull you to sleep. Make sure your bedroom temperature is good for sleeping - on the cool side - and dress appropriately. Keep in mind that your body's internal temperature dips just before you fall asleep, rises during the night, and then dips again just before you wake.
Food and drink. Eat a light meal in the evenings and avoid eating for two to three hours before bedtime to allow your body time to finish digesting. Skip the after-dinner coffee as caffeine can remain in the body for up to 6 hours and can affect some people as many as 12 hours after consumption. And go easy on the alcohol; while a night cap may help you fall asleep faster, it interrupts your sleep cycle and prevents you from entering deep sleep. If you smoke, avoid lighting up several hours before bedtime. Cigarettes are stimulants that cause your blood pressure to rise and can cause your body to experience withdrawal symptoms during the night, which can disrupt your rest. To help you fall asleep faster, consider having a sleep-inducing snack such as a cup of warm milk (it's not just an old wives' tale!) just before bed. Check out more sleep-inducing foods here.
Exercise. A study of athletes found that these top performers don't actually need more or less sleep than the rest of us, they simply have a higher ratio of deep sleep. Counterintuitive as it may be, getting regular exercise can help you feel more energized because it will help you fall asleep faster and sleep more deeply. Just don't exercise strenuously several hours before bed - stick with a relaxing walk after dinner or some soothing stretching to get rid of tension and prepare your body for sleep.
If you can't fall asleep after half an hour, don't just lie there! Get up and out of your bedroom. Staying in bed and struggling to fall asleep can lead you to associate your bed with sleep anxiety and compound your problem. Do something relaxing and quiet, such as reading a book or magazine or some light stretching. This isn't the time for anything strenuous or energetic, but getting rid of any tension in your shoulders or back could be just what the sleep doctor ordered! Try some light yoga postures or meditation.
You may be tempted to take an over-the-counter medicine or even get a prescription for a sleep aid. However, while these will help you fall asleep quickly, they interfere with your natural sleep cycle, prevent you from reaching deep sleep, and can make you feel groggy and sluggish the next day.
Homeopathic remedies and herbs may help with occasional insomnia, without the harsh effects of prescription or over-the-counter medications. Homeopathic coffee, or coffea cruda, is one of the best treatments for insomnia, while valerian root, passionflower and hops are also effective. These herbs are gentle on your body and don't affect your central nervous system the way prescription sleep medicines do.


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Topic: Ruby Chat CPU problems
I'm developing chat functionality for a website using RoR and javascript and have run into a "CPU Quota Exceeded" error with my host (bluehost.com).
Basically I have a javascript firing every 2 seconds which asks the server for any new messages. This works fine for about 30 seconds, then I receieve the "CPU Quota Exceeded" error.
I had a very similar chat program working with another host (icdsoft.com) that ran using php and javascript and it ran with multiple users without a hitch. I made the switch from icdsoft to bluehost a while back because of icdsoft's horrendous RoR rendering times (and lack of ssh access).
I know ruby is a tad slower than php, but that doesn't seem like it should be slow enough for bluehost to be giving me the "CPU Quota Exceeded" error. Any suggestions?


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(NEWSER) – Archaeologists in France have unearthed what they say is the earliest known case of Down Syndrome, reports New Scientist.
A child buried about 1,500 years ago in what is now Chalon-sur-Saone has the short, broad skull and other features characteristic of the syndrome.
"This case represents the earliest and youngest example of the condition in the archaeological record," write the researchers in theInternational Journal of Paleopathology.
An expert at Indiana University not involved with the dig says the paper "makes a convincing case of a diagnosis." One of the lead researchers from the University of Bordeaux notes that the child was buried in the same manner as others at the site, leading the team to speculate that Down Syndrome wasn't seen as a stigma in medieval times.
(A recent ad campaign features people with Down Syndrome speaking to future moms.)
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Hirslanden Hospital Aarau
Aarau, Switzerland
Treatment of parotid gland stone using sialendoscopy with intraductal lithotripsy (program ID: 90161)
Jörg Klask
Department of Otolaryngology
Specialized in: otolaryngology
2004 Praxis in Olten / Belegarzt Hirslanden Klinik Aarau
1998 – 2004 Assistenzarzt / Oberarzt, Universitäts-HNO-Klinik Essen
1996 – 1998 Assistenzarzt HNO-Klinik des Marienhospital Gelsenkirchen
Our aim is to provide competent and professional care and advice concerning health problems affecting the nose, ear and throat. Our specialists work in close cooperation with other disciplines, thereby providing comprehensive and optimum care for all ENT diseases.
Diseases of the ear
Clarification of hearing difficulties, tinnitus, impaired balance, acute hearing loss. prescription and inspection of hearing aids. Microsurgery of the middle ear to treat chronic inflammation of the middle ear, ear drum defects, otosclerosis, correction of malformations of the outer ear and the auditory canal.
Diseases of the nose and sinuses
Clarification of impaired breathing through the nose, inflammations and allergies of the nose and sinuses. Endoscopic and microscopic surgery of the nose and sinuses. Treatment of injuries and malformations of the inner and outer nose, laser and argon plasma beam interventions to improve breathing through the nose.
Diseases of the oral cavities and the throat
Clarification of inflammation of and changes to the mucus membranes of the oral cavities and the throat. clarification of snoring. Surgical treatment of snoring. Surgical treatment of benign and malignant diseases of the oral cavities and the throat.
Diseases of the voice and the larynx
Clarification of modifications to the vocal cords, hoarseness. Endoscopic and microscopic treatment of benign and malignant changes to the larynx and vocal chords.
Diseases of the thyroid and the soft parts of the neck
Clarification and treatment of benign and malignant changes to the thyroid and soft parts of the neck.
Program includes:
- Initial presentation in the clinic
- clinical history taking
- physical examination
- review of medical records
- laboratory tests:
- complete blood count
- biochemical analysis of blood
- indicators of inflammation (CRP, ESR)
- indicators blood coagulation
- otorhinolaryngological examination
- x-ray/ ultrasound/ sialography
- preparation according to preoperative standard
- removal of parotid gland stone
using sialendoscopy with intraductal lithotripsy
- nursing services
- consultation of related specialists
- treatment by chief physician and all leading experts
- explanation of individual treatment plan
- written statement
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Treatment of parotid gland stone using sialendoscopy with intraductal lithotripsy
- Hospital: Hirslanden Hospital Aarau
- Department: Department of Otolaryngology
- Head physician: Dr. med. Jörg Klask
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It's possible that you know your hometown fishing hole just like the back of your hand. You may know the right bait to use, and how to use it even when you ice fish. In fact, you may also know where your neighbors dump old trees in the lake to build an excellent fish structure. You may know everything about fishing in your home fishing hole. However, it may be hard to find the best fishing spots when you are on a vacation. In this post, we've discussed some excellent tips to help you find the best fishing spots.
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