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In cases for SKorea and China, naturalization is much more difficult than Japan. I've heard it's practically impossible to obtain Chinese citizenship for ordinary foreigners (I doubt anyone from open societies would crave for that though).
Naturalization of Japanese citizens to China is virtually non-existent, and to Korea is much small number compared to the reverse direction. I think it's againt the national interests to allow dual citizenships to them EVEN IF they do "reciprocally". I'd better stop this topic so please don't care.
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In cases mentioned in the post you quoted, no government that worships war criminals executed by International Military Tribunal is worthy of any trust. Btw, while official statistics can't exist, I am more than sure that the first ones in a line to say "yes" to dual citizenship in Japan are neither Chinese, nor Korean. They are Japanese, those who have been living overseas for sometime, got a foreign passport and since then keep "hiding" their dual citizenship from the Japanese government. There are a lot of ways around it: http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/yosha...tionality.html They are surely seen as traitors by some citizens!


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Barazova/Larianov just did a crazy dismount out of a lift in practice.
Do we think K/S go for the quad? They seem to go for it to try to win, screw it up, and drop a place.
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Go Vera & Yura !
Seriously, that dismount should be a separate element. Why have I not heard of this team before?
I want more spots for Russia at least for Euros I wanna see K&S, M&T, I&M, M&R and B&L
Another nice pleasant classical Russian couple, one or two minor bobbles is all, not bad at all. Beautiful couple.
The next olympic cycle is going to be great for russian pairs, so many up and... already here.
B/L That was pretty good, except I thought the program was a little dull. Some of their lifts are really nice! She's kind of a weak jumper though. 3T stumble and underrotated and her 2A is really small, too. Only other mistake was a two foot landing on a throw.
101 into 1st
And they go into 1st place.
Go Keauna and Rockne!
I am stunned with B/L!!! Many innovative moves.. Pretty lines!
I already prefer young Russian pairs (B/L and I/M) to 'old' ones - M/T and K/S. So much prettier and refined on ice...
PS Werent B/L coached by Artur Dmitriev? I remember that he was coaching a young Russian pair. Anyone knows?

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I know alot of people use Italians. so where would you get them I am thinking of these places: D and J Apiarys, Rossman Apiarys, Wilbanks Apiarys or Wootans Golden Queens?or what is your preferance? Do they winter good in Michagan? thanks
I know alot of people use Italians. so where would you get them I am thinking of these places: D and J Apiarys, Rossman Apiarys, Wilbanks Apiarys or Wootans Golden Queens?or what is your preferance? Do they winter good in Michagan? thanks
I have dealt with Wilbanks and have been very happy with them. This is also where I get my packages when I need them. Very nice people. As for wintering, no problems so far.
I just got 50 queens from Wilbanks.I agree, they were pleasant to deal with,the queens were sent exactly when they said and they all arrived in fine shape.Dont know anything about the bees since this was the first time buying from them.But they looked like a good batch of queens.
Swarm Trapper Can you please tell me the address and location of Wootons Golden Queens Thanks Frank
I am not Swarm Trapper but here is the address for Wooten's
Wooten's Golden Queens
11189 Deschutes Rd.
Palo Cedro, Ca 97073
Toll Free 888 565 8439
Never ordered from any of the companies listed so cant offer much on that.
Italians carry some good traits....there is a reason that a bee that is native to such a tiny piece of geography is spread farther and wider than all else. However, italians dont winter the best outside of a meditterean type of climate which michigan doesnt have.
You can winter them here it would just take a slightly different strategy. Claytons method of using 3 deeps might be a good starting point but I cant say that from any personal experience...maybe someone else can comment. I prefer to have the option to winter in singles and thats not really possible with italians.
If I wintered bees in a cold climate,I would definitely be going more toward Carniolans instead of Italians.
I agree with loggermike. From my experience Carniolans winter much better than Italians in cold climates. I winter up here in Canada, where winters are cold and long. The Carniolans tend to manage their winter stores better as spring weather comes around.
Hey Coyote
Good question. Bees can take some real cold (below zero) but the wind seems to be pretty rough on them. I think how long winter lasts is probably the most important issue. We run out of forage within the next 30 days or so and spring can be a longs ways off.
How would a carni/italin mix winter? I have been on this ubject before but were would you get a good carniolan I got some from strachan last year and they were awsome but this year they wern't werth a dime!!! or were all carniolans from every wheres this way? thanks S_W
Not to say that all areas were the same, but......I would not put alot of wieght in comparing last year to this year. This years cold spring, and at least where I'm from, a very wet summer, could probably make any queen line different from one year to the next.
Lets hope next year is "normal". Last year we had drought the entire summer, this year we had heavy April snow and constant wet cold May and June.
Coyote-Do you have much rabbitbrush?Its pretty common through the West and is about the last thing of value to bloom.The beeyard smells like sour socks when they are working it.It puts out tons of pollen and can produce a good nectarflow if theres enough of it.
Russ Thank You for the address of Wootans Golden Queens Frank
I've have good luck with Jerry Shuman's
queens. Nice folks. Nnever had a problem with delivery. Got one batch dead one time and Mrs. Shuman prompty sent replacements.
No problems, no hassels, no questions.
They sent new ones out the next day.
Nice folks! Great Southern hopitality!
Swarm trapper
Here is my advice. Buy some carnis from a good breeder out west. Over the long run, Strachans are very good and you will be happy witth their queens. Odds are that you will not be able to buy a cross...I know they are available out west but I believe they are more of a special order for commercial folks. Loggermike might be able to tell you if he knows of a place.
I wouldnt be too worried about having some poor queens this year. The weather wasnt kind. I have lots of carnis (Strachans included) which didnt make much honey and are way too honey bound for my likes right now but shutting down and keeping the brood nest packed when there is not a good flow is part of their nature.
My opinion is that it is honestly hard to form much of an opinion of queens unless you are comparing a fairly large batch of them. I have them shipped on a rotating basis in the spring and there can be substantial differences from week to week. With both queens which I have purchased and ones Ive raised, my general expectation is that 25-30% are gonna be pure garbage. Your job is to find them as soon as possible and kill them. Another 25%-75% are gonna be right about at the average. The rest will hopefully be above average. The top 5% or so are worthy of further observation and 1 out of 500 might be worthy of breeder material.
I dont know anyone who advertises Italian carn crosses,but you get a fair percentage by accident.One Redding Ca.breeder(long gone many years ago) who sold a lot of queens and packages to Canada told me he would cross Italians to Caucasion drones,and said that cross was very popular with his Northern customers.Brother Adam wrote in his book"In Search of The Best Strains of Bees" that the Italian X Carniolan should always be Italian virgins mated to Carn drones.He felt the reverse cross was an angry bee that had intensified swarming traits.I wouldnt know since all my bees seem angry and swarmy!
Anyone ever try Tabers Hybrid Italian? They were recomended to me by my local state inspector, Due to the fact that I am haveing some trouble with AFB. These hygenic queens are advertised to have ability to clean up AFB. I have 5 queens ordered, and should be here Thursday.
I haven't used them. But several of my beekeeping friends use David Eyre's Italian stock and really like them (canada). They are a northern strain and should winter well. You will have to searh the key words The Bee Works as I don't have a link at the momment. Anyone here use David's stock and have comments?
This brings up a question...
Do you folks keep the same strain in your yards or have you put more then one strain in the same yard.
Ive never used Tabers queens. He definately has a long history of working with bees so I would think they could have some promise. He has always touted queens as a key against AFB which I tend to also believe in. I would still keep a cautious eye out for AFB. My experience is that after a certain level of stress is reached it will cause AFB to pop up even with the most HYG bees. The Canadians have said for a long time that under general field conditions that HYG alone cant fight AFB at least not at the level that HYG is typically found. Try to keep the colonies strong and think about a regular requeening program if you want to keep the HYG trait. It isnt too hard to come by but it is lost real quick.
Clayton---havent used his queens either but I have tested a wide range of Canadian breeders of buckfast and italian strain from alot of producers. As with any, you will find the good, the bad and the ugly.
If you havent noticed, I tend to quote the Canadians often. I consider them to be a much more organized and progressive lot of keepers than us Americans.


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Anael--I am very sorry to hear of the decision your DS and his wife have to make. Maybe God will make it "easy" and she will miscarry the one twin...if that is His will of course. I have heard of this happening....will be praying for them and you also.
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With less than one month 'til players report to Spring Training, there's no time like now to begin the 2012 Season Thread.
Yesterday was the unofficial beginning of a new era at Chavez Ravine, as the initial bids from prospective new owners were submitted to what's his name. I see several familiar names, but many more that are new to me. I am, as we all are, hopeful that the new owners of the team are hard working, genuine, baseball fanatics.
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#551 Fri 21 Dec 12 11:58am
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macca58 wrote:
Hi Jamie, I have an Australian question. When you say to rest the Christmas turkey for 2 hours, that sounds fine in England where it's cold but it is really ok to leave a turkey on the bench for 2 hours in Australia in summer??
Thanks for your shows and books,
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Hi Fiona,
Hippytea is right! Remember that when your turkey is cooked it also means that your turkey is sterile! So there's no bacteria, moulds or whatever in/ on the turkey when you take it out of the oven.
As long as the turkey is above 60 degree Celsius your meat is safe and remains free of (most) bacteria. But I assume the turkey is quite big (we don't have big turkeys here in the Netherlands) and that it will take a long time for the temperature to drop below 60 degree Celsius.
When the temperature drops below 60 degree Celsius bacteria and moulds start to settle on the turkey again and start to grow. How does it get contaminated?: air and direct contact (hands, knives, plates and such). Just make sure the tools you use are clean and the kitchen area where you let your turkey rest is clean. Don't worry too much though, it takes millions of bacteria per square cm to make you ill and only a small percentage of the bacteria and moulds are capable to do that (and are easily outmatched by those that don't make you ill, but give a 'weird' / rotten flavour to the meat).
Make sure that you don't leave the leftovers too long out of the fridge however. Leftovers are generally cut to smaller pieces (and thus contaminated via the knives, plates, hands and such) and most bacteria love temperatures of about 15-35 degree Celsius. So make sure you cool them quickly.
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Hi There,
Viewed Jamies' Christmas in Queensland Australia last week where Jamie made snickers soft serve ice cream. Can you please advise the recipe. This is a treat I would like to make for Christmas Day.
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hippytea wrote:
I don't think there's any substitute for asafoetida. It's one of the spices used in curry mixes and it has a very distinct flavour. If you can't get it, you'll probably just have to leave it out. But it would be worth trying to find it - if you can't find it in supermarkets, try an Asian shop or supermarket if you have one near you.
One of it's main uses is to reduce gassiness from legumes etc. That's the main reason I use it.
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I have looked everywhere from Cranberry Jam, for Turkey Wellington, where do I get it??? Can I use Cranberry Sauce or Jelly???
Hi Carole.
I'd use the sauce. The one I use has pieces of whole cranberries in it.
The jelly here is that- jelly and pretty much useless IMHO.
You could make your own but who has the time ATM ?
Good luck
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cmcconnell1031: I agree, but if you can get it I'd use the kind of cranberry sauce that is chunky but set. That stuff pretty much is jam. In fact, I have been known to put it on toast...
If you only have regular cranberry sauce, just use that.
Maree - I had no idea asafoetida had that power. I think I need to buy some right now!
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I have looked everywhere from Cranberry Jam, for Turkey Wellington, where do I get it??? Can I use Cranberry Sauce or Jelly???
Welcome to the forum Carole,
I am not sure which country that you live in and so its hard to recomend a product. ( I live in the UK )
I never use bought cranberry sauce but I had to tip some Ocean Spry cranberry jelly out of jars recently for someone else and I was amazed how dense the 'jelly' was .
To me it looked like it would not melt .
It was not like the redcurrent jelly that we can buy here , which is clear and fairly soft set.
The cranberry 'jelly ' that I used was opaque and fairly dense textures , I mashed it uo to make it easier to seperate between some dishes.
So if you are in the UK that might be worth looking at.
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Hi Jamie
I wanted to make your two pastry mince pies for a family get together next wknd ( without the cracked black pepper ...that was great poor G .) but I can't source soured cranberries .Will be using the normal sweetened for the mo but want to try the soured ones .
cheers mucker
merry xmas to you and your family
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Maree - I had no idea asafoetida had that power. I think I need to buy some right now!
Kind of ironic given its own powerful pong
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Cranberry sauce, jelly i often serve black cherry sauce with rich meat dishes and cheese plates.
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Just had a look in the pantry re cranberry sauce.
The one I use for work is "Ocean "Spray" Whole Berry Cranberry Sauce. "Ocean Spray" also sell a "jelly-like" cranberry sauce here that is not up to scratch *for my needs*.


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And meanwhile, we have continued to govern. We are first in the nation in student achievement, first in the nation for healthcare coverage for our residents, first in the nation in clean and alternative energy policy — in fact the clean tech sector is the fastest growing sector in the economy right now — none of that by accident.
We have faced up to and fixed some of the most intractable issues and questions and complaints really facing the commonwealth for a long time. We've ended abuse in the state pension system; we have tightened the ethics and lobbying rules; we have simplified the transportation network and shut down the turnpike authority. All of which has saved, in transportation, a quarter of a billion dollars already.
We've introduced competition to auto insurance which has brought down rates on average 10 percent across the commonwealth, saved hundreds of millions of dollars for Massachusetts drivers — 11 new companies and a bunch of new jobs to go with them as well, which is great.
There are civilian flaggers working at state construction sites, which by the way if you mention outside of Massachusetts people say, "What? What's the big deal?" I can show you the scars associated with that, but I think it was the right thing to do.
And then ed [education] reform, which I was able to sign on Martin Luther King day, is the reform of all of them that I'm proudest of, because it finally gives us some tools to get at the achievement gap. And you know what I'm talking about here, this is the persistent drag on the otherwise extraordinary achievements of 17 years of ed reform where we've had, you know, stuck in that gap: poor children and children with special needs or speak English as a second language, more often than not, kids of color. It's an educational and economic problem. It's a moral issue too. And I'm really proud that we have some tools to really get at that.
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Looking for glass in the Portland Oregon area. Thinking of going for the 1 lb. Muth jars or the queen line glass jars, but looks like shipping of glass is not an easy deal. For the guys out there that does not order containers by the truck load how many run glass and how do you get them? I am not talking about canning jars.
I have been seeing the plastic squeeze bottles showing up on sale and thinking of stocking up on them but I have not been consistent enough to know what to put on order. I am thinking this bee thing could really get out of hand running to a bunch of different small yards so thinking I would see about holding onto the 3 yards I have and focus on honey this year.


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Just watched Eli Manning discreetly give several hotel workers at Pro Bowl each $100 bills, calling them by their first names. That's class.
Jeff Darlington @JeffDarlington
Just watched Eli Manning discreetly give several hotel workers at Pro Bowl each $100 bills, calling them by their first names. That's class.
Atta boy Elisha.
Mood: WOOF!
Wow, that's pretty awesome.
There are many that will say a lot of things about Eli... good and bad. But one thing you can't argue, the man is a class act off the field. Giving $100 bills meant very little to him, what impresses me more is that he knew the names of the workers. I would never pull that off!
My goal had been to win a championship, work toward the Hall of Fame, have my jersey retired by the team and I`d go in as a lifelong New York Giant, but I`m now resigned to the fact that this won`t happen. -- Michael Strahan, just when you think you're down...
The thing is, I bet that this is something he was brought up to do. I've been to New Orleans before on some volunteer trips after Katrina happened, and a lot of folks down there are very generous people, regardless of skin color or income level. It's just something that's expected in New Orleans' culture. There was the simple fact that, after our church had linked up with a church down there and had just gotten that church back on its feet physically and financially after several years, they turned around and ask us if we needed any help... twice... after Irene and Sandy. Our building was on higher ground and didn't suffer any damage so we didn't need help, but the fact that we had received an email from them while the storm was still going on was tremendous.
It also explains why the city rallied hard around the team when the whole Bountygate thing happened. While I was on said trips, I heard plenty of first-hand accounts from people there of Saints players and other folks in the organization donating significant amounts of time during offseasons to the rebuilding effort. I'm not saying it excuses anyone for their on-field conduct, but it is perfectly understandable as to why the city would rush to their defense (had such a thing happened here, we would have downright crucified Tuck and Osi...)
Anyway, to me, it's no surprise that the three most truly generous (as in they will actually be generous just as they are, not to make a PR stunt) QBs in the NFL today are both Mannings and Drew Brees.
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
I love Eli.
lets trade the bum,,who does he think he is?
p.s. I work in the hospitality biz and it's amazing how many of these actors and athletes just don't have a clue,,never mind remembering peoples names. good for Easy.


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Original post made by Safety First, Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on May 8, 2007
As I take my child to school I often notice how inappropriate some kids' footwear is for riding bikes and scooters. I see many kids on both with only flip flops, or open toed sandals, or shoes without a back. I have often seen children come off bikes or scooters (I saw this twice today). It really seems very dangerous having bad footwear as in any situation where the rider needs to use their feet to protect them in a sudden movement, the toes are the first thing to get hurt. Yes, wear helmets, but remember that grazed toes and feet are just as likely in a tumble.
This goes for adults too. Correct foortwear should be modeled to our children and then it will be easier for them to see what is the correct attire.
a resident of Ventura
on May 8, 2007 at 7:25 pm
And I thought I was the only "mean" parent who makes her kids wear closed toe shoes while riding! We switched to Keen sandals for just that reason.
a resident of Duveneck/St. Francis
on May 9, 2007 at 5:43 pm
What is the big deal? If kids scrape their toes or "get hurt", it's hardly life threatening. Children learn best from experience. What is really the worst thing that can happen? a stubbed toe? a skinned knee? Children who are over protected can have a difficult time making decisions and problem solving. I say let the kids choose if they want to have a stubbed toe or not. If THEY don't like the feeling of the injury (if it in fact happens to them...really, it may not), then they can LEARN to protect their toes by wearing proper shoes. Being able to make simple choices for themselves is empowing and it builds confidence and self esteem. Now if we were talking about helmets or unclipped helmets, then that's a different story. Brain injury is major and kids should be forced to comply. Besides it's the law. Buy a box of banaids and let the kids choose. Overprotection is a huge disservice to your wonderful son or daughter. I'm a teacher and I see kids who can't bounce back from a very minor injury on the playground; it's almost dibilitating for them. It's really sad. Bumps and bruises are a part of childhood.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 9, 2007 at 8:48 pm
Bumps and bruises are part of childhood. Losing a toenail is a painful experience and takes a long time to regrow. Spending unnecessary time in an emergency room is a burden on the whole family. A few scars that can be shown off as war wounds may not matter, but who can tell how serious any scrape can be. Yes, we cannot wrap the children up in cotton wool, but we can teach them to take sensible precautions. Bike helmets make a lot of sense, so do knee pads and elbow pads when roller blading or skateboarding. Wearing an athletic cup (boys) is also a good idea. A scraped knee or toe is one thing, missing out on life due to inadequate precautions while recovering from stitches is just not fun.
My kids are very active, do sports and have the right gear. Still, I have spent many evenings in the emergency room which I do not enjoy. They have all had stitches, they all get cuts and bruises. They do not cry and they do bounce back. I would rather protect them just a little to save them from more.
a resident of Meadow Park
on May 9, 2007 at 11:08 pm
Surely there is a way that the City of PA can regulate this. The council should pass laws addressing the issue of proper footwear on bikes. then we can have police make sure there is compliance with the law and now that they have tasers they will have the proper weapons to use on people who bike in sandals.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 12, 2007 at 5:43 pm
Mom of 3
I do not mean to appear over critical, but as a teacher I feel that you should see the sense of taking sensible precautions against even minor injury. I do agree that a child can learn from their mistakes, particularly if they are being stubborn about something that they should be doing anyway. I also know that there are some over protected children who are scared of doing anything in case they get hurt and when they do act if it is the end of the world. However, I think that sensible precautions against even minor injury are just sensible. As a teacher, I am sure that you have urged your class to come to field trips with sensible clothing, sunscreen, bug spray, hats, or whatever, to enable the field trip to go smoothly and with less hassle for you as a teacher. And, if someone did get sunburnt, stung by a bee, or whatever, that you had the necessary compassion for them rather than a "told you so" attitude.
I think that sensible precautions for all outside activities makes sense. Teaching your children what these precautions are also makes sense rather than not telling them and expecting to pick it up by themselves.
I have always told my children to use sunscreen and it is only after they have gone their own way once and not used it and realised the pain that sunburn causes that they realise they have been protected in the past and they should do what Mom says, because yes, she does know best. For me not to have told them would have been wrong on my part.
a resident of Community Center
on May 12, 2007 at 11:28 pm
I like wearing sandals on my bike myself and happy to see my kids do it too. Maybe our bike rides aren't as long and arduous as yours, but for a quick trip to school or the park, it actually feels quite nice.
Nothing wrong with people who want to wear more - long pants and sleeves if you like, knee pads, whatever - but, just as people have different standards of, say, housecleaning or hand-washing, some will just throw caution to the wind and let their toes fly free.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 15, 2007 at 11:43 pm
Having been pitched over the handlebars of a bike and lucky to escape with my teeth and face (sort of) intact when I was a teenager, I have no sympathy for people who don't take common sense precautions and teach their kids to do the same. I actually had no idea I was endangering myself, and would have done things differently had I known. I see kids all the time carrying packs and bags that could swing into the spokes (as caused my accident). Scrapes are the least thing that could happen if something goes wrong and kids are riding barefoot. Safety first. Safety first! Just because you get away with unsafe behavior once, twice, fifty times, doesn't mean you will forever -- are the consequences worth it, especially if prevention is something as simple as just wearing your shoes?
a resident of Community Center
on May 19, 2007 at 11:01 am
To each their own footwear ;-) In the list of things I worry about for my kids (from TV influence to obesity to riding in cars driven by teenagers) choice of biking footwear is not so high on the list. But that shouldn't stop others from choosing what suits them of course.
a resident of Palo Verde
on May 26, 2007 at 7:26 pm
I fell off my bike last year and broke my ankle. I was wearing jeans and leather shoes at the time. My shoes were badly scraped so much so that they had holes and had to be thrown away. I was in a great deal of pain from my ankle injury plus a great deal of bruising, but it would have been a lot worse if I had not been wearing jeans and sensible shoes as I would probably have needed stitches for damage to my feet. That would have made my injury a lot more difficult to deal with. I was very pleased that I was wearing something to protect my legs and feet.
I would not want any child to injure themselves the way I was from my accident (totally my own fault). Yes, cuts and bruises are part of childhood and learning to deal with those is useful. However, a trip to get stitches is very traumatic for a child and I would like to protect all children from that.
a resident of another community
on May 27, 2007 at 9:32 pm
As an elementary physical education teacher (I taught 25 sections of PE at the elmentary level last week), I observed two kids "stub" their toes, about 8 children who could not participate in Physical Education, and one Bee sting to a second grader (who had never experienced a bee sting before so needed to be observed in order to determine whether an alergic reaction would occur). As an elementary physical education instructor, I know that it is much more safe, and kids have much more fun when they come to school with close toed shoes and not flip flops. There are some activities in which kids engage (both in class and out) where proper footewear is for their safety. As a teacher, I feel as though I am between a rock and a hard place. Kids wear flip flops, sandals, and/or heels (at the elementary level) and all of a sudden I have four or five kids per class who can not participate. I am not willing to put the kids' health and safety at risk (much less my credential) to risk injuries ineherant with inappropriate footwear.
Let's consider the general class mielieux; there could be bees, dog doo, chopped up aluminum cans (from the lawn mower), the random though rare needle, glass, rock, etc,. What about when kids move desks, chairs and other types of classroom furniture? I have seen kids drop desks on toes etc. (Believe me, I feel their pain when they are crying from that kind of pain).
My concern is the "freedom" of choice issue, vs. student safety and teacher liability. Perhaps, parents who insist students have the freedom to wear whatever footeware they desire should sign waivers that take teachers off the hook so that those teacher are not liable for injuries, alergies or other incidents that occur due to improper foot ware.
I find it painful to accompany a student through the pain of bullying, much less physical pain that can occur from improper footware. I would love to see a state law that specified the proper foot wear for students who come to school. (There is a state law that says students MUST wear shoes at school). My question: Are flip flops "shoes"?
Beth Stein
a resident of JLS Middle School
on May 27, 2007 at 9:59 pm
Ms Stein (Beth)
Welcome back.
And thanks for your comments, for which I heartily agree.
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Jan 16, 2008 at 4:55 pm
If they stub a TOE OR SOMETHING, ITS NO BIG DEAL. It's not gonna kill them. They shouldn't stop the bike with their feet. Kids aren't stupid enough to put their feet in front of a wheel, so it shouldn't be a problem.


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New Zealand's international single-seater championship will probably be raced in new cars next summer.
At Sunday's awards ceremony at Toyota New Zealand's headquarters, the company's general manager of finance, John Fowke, floated the idea that after nine years the Toyota Racing Series cars may have come to the end of their life.
He said a decision to look at a new car would be made soon. The company intends to explore replacing the chassis, engines and gearboxes.
Fowke said it might also be time to upgrade the long-serving Tatuus chassis and tubs.
He pointed out that although the cars had been put through the wringer and survived some impressive prangs, there was a lot to be said for a new look and incorporating the latest safety features.
The cars are put through 15 races in five weekends throughout New Zealand. It's the intensity of that back-to-back racing that attracts overseas drivers to the series, as they can get more race kilometres under their wheels than in a season of European racing.
Such is the popularity of the championship internationally that only three Kiwi drivers contested the entire season. They were joined by Mitch Evans for a one-off gig at Hampton Downs and 71-year-old Kenny Smith, making his annual sojourn to the New Zealand Grand Prix at Manfeild over the weekend.
It was Smith's 47th hit-out at the Grand Prix and he came home 16th in a field of 20.
Even better was that, despite 17 international drivers in the field, the championship and the Grand Prix title remain in Kiwi hands.
After nine years of TRS racing an overseas driver has yet to win either title, and defending series and NZGP champion Nick Cassidy has his name engraved on both trophies again.
"This race [New Zealand Grand Prix] was massively important and we had been planning it for a while," said the 19-year-old. "They tell me I'm the youngest ever two-times winner of the New Zealand Grand Prix. That's amazing."
Brit Alex Lynn was always less than a second behind but could not get close enough to challenge.
Three safety-car periods following crashes bunched up the field but each time Cassidy timed the restart well and stayed safely in the lead.
Although he has again beaten a field including several with established reputations in Europe, Cassidy is finding it hard to raise the cash to achieve his ambition of racing single-seaters in the Northern Hemisphere.
"Before the race I had no money and now I've got $5000. Funding is the only issue that's really holding me back from going to Europe again.
"At the end of the day I've proven that I'm capable of beating the premier junior guys from Europe and I'm keen to get back there."
Dutch driver Steijn Schothorst, who had his first win on Saturday, came third.
Austrian Lucas Auer shot from 11th to fourth in the early laps with some excellent passing moves but faded to sixth. Brazilians Pipo Derani and Bruno Bonifacio came in fourth and fifth, Derani having made some brave overtaking manoeuvres.
Cassidy won the series from Lynn, Auer, Schothorst and Bonifacio.
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I am in the process of making some cinnamon creamed honey. The 2 gallons of honey that I planned on using had started to crystallize so I put it into a couple half gallon glass jars and put it into a water bath caner yesterday. Well I had the temp around 145 for about 3-4 hours and still had crystals in it so I left it in the water bath with the flame off and went to bed. I was wandering what is the best way to keep the enzymes and all the goodness in the honey from not dyeing but decrystallize it at the same time. This morning I looked at it and there was still small crystals in the honey on the bottom, not much but alittle. Will this hurt the creaminess of the honey when it creams. I thought about running it throw a 200 micron filter after I mix the cinnamon into it just before I add the seed.
A little about the honey:
I bought it from a beekeeper in AZ in Feb. and it's alfalfa honey with a little mesquite mixed in.
My plan to cream it is:
I have a 1/3 cup cinnamon mixed into a couple of cups of honey that is sitting in the water bath right now.
Next I plan to mix it into a half gallon of honey and run it throw a 200 micron filter into a 5 gallon bucket that has a honey gate in it.
Then I planned on running a total of 1.5 gallons of honey throw the filter and mix it altogether.
After it s cooled down to 75degrees I planned to mix in a 12 ounce tub of spun honey as the seed and let it sit over night and bottle it the next day in 9 ounce hex jars.
The extra half gallon of honey that I have I planned to put into 1 pound muth jars with cinnamon sticks and vanilla beans. I planned on putting one stick in a jar, is this right?
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Everything was perfect .
Flat not so far from the center of the city, 5 minutes to underground Station.
Quite easy to reach from airport (Train + Metro).
The flat was clean enough, very good space for 5 people.
Kitchen have all the basic tools necessary to survive, the owner is flexible for arrival times.
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- keep some cleaning tools and products in the house just if people need to wash dish;
- please call if you can not come to take back the keys, we wait 20 minutes for nothing at the end.
For the rest really good and suggest for your staying in Koln!!
Good bed, good location, good kitchen, good clean bathroom, the hostess was polite, close to city center.
No Wi-Fi, no heating. The price for this unit was overpriced in comparison to the units from other websites for rental apartments. We feel we had been taken advantage of due to the trade show at the time. It was a hotel price without hotel accommodations.
Overall, I am satisfied with the stay the hostess was very polite and helpful. I would come again but I would review the pricing ahead of time in the future.
the photographs did not represent the accommodation, which was very tired and had a few issues. altogether our stay was not unduly effected by these.
Cologne is a fabulous city worth a visit, it has a very efficient infra structure which makes getting about very easy.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
buiseness. good locaion. clean, comfortable.
Nice apartment, with good equipment, confortable and totally renoved.
Everything nice and clean, but the apartment was not very close to a metro station... and far from the city centre
Apartment was booked as 2nd apartment due to increase in our numbers, was very close to our other apartment. We were met by host and showed the apartment and wifi etc. In a good location only 2 stops from airport and 2 more into centre. Ideal for party of a small number
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Chris Rainier has seen bare flesh etched by the crudest of implements: old nails, sharpened bamboo sticks, barracuda teeth. The ink might be nothing more than sugar cane juice mixed with campfire soot. The important part is the meaning behind the marks.
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"Blank skin," the photographer says, "is merely a canvas for a story."
Rainier has documented these stories in dozens of cultures across the globe. In New Guinea, a swirl of tattoos on a Tofi woman's face indicates her family lineage. The dark scrawls on a Cambodian monk's chest reflect his religious beliefs. A Los Angeles gang member's sprawling tattoos describe his street affiliation, and may even reveal if he's committed murder. Whether the bearer is a Maori chief in New Zealand or a Japanese mafia lord, tattoos express an indelible identity.
"They say, 'this is who I am, and what I have done,'" Rainier says.
Rainier's portraits are featured in a new film, Tattoo Odyssey, in which he photographs Mentawai people living in a remote village on the Indonesian island of Siberut. Their spider web-like tattoos, which echo the shapes and shadows of the forest, are meant to anchor the soul in the body and to attract benevolent spirits. The film premieres September 26th on the Smithsonian Channel.
Rainier's images "lifted a veil on something that wasn't accessible to us in Western culture," says Deborah Klochko, director of San Diego's Museum of Photographic Arts, which has displayed Rainier's portraits. His work, much of it presented in the 2006 book Ancient Marks: The Sacred Origins of Tattoos and Body Marking, may be the most comprehensive collection of its kind, Klochko says. Yet, she points out, "he's not an anthropologist. A scientist would take another kind of picture of the same markings. He brings a different sensibility, an emotional connection."
Rainier was Ansel Adams' last assistant—they worked together in the early 1980s, until Adams' death in 1984. Like his mentor, Rainier is primarily a black-and-white photographer. Unlike Adams, however, he is less captivated by landscapes than by the topography of the body, and he specialized in portraits. In the 1990s, while traveling the world to chronicle waning indigenous cultures, he got interested in traditional tattooing—which has cropped up from Greenland to Thailand at one time or another—and its sister art, scarification, a cutting practice more common in West Africa and elsewhere. Some of those customs, Rainier says, are dying out as modernization penetrates even remote areas.
Yet he is also fascinated by the current tattoo craze in the United States, apparent everywhere from Nevada's Burning Man art festival to Pacific Coast surf beaches to Midwestern shopping malls. Once confined to a few subcultures, tattooing has today gone mainstream: according to a 2006 Pew survey, 40 percent of Americans between the ages of 26 and 40 have been tattooed.
The modern West's first recorded encounter with the Polynesian practice of tattowing dates from 1769, when Joseph Banks—a naturalist aboard the British ship Endeavour—watched a 12-year-old girl (the "patient," he called her, though modern aficionados might prefer the term "collector") being extensively adorned. Banks' description is brief but harrowing: "It was done with a large instrument about 2 inches long containing about 30 teeth," he wrote in his journal. "Every stroke...drew blood." The girl wailed and writhed but two women held her down, occasionally beating her. The agony lasted more than an hour.
Yet sailors must have been intrigued. Soon they were returning from the South Pacific sporting tattoos of their own. The English recoiled (apparently unaware that ancient Europeans had also been devoted collectors), and as the colonial powers extended their reach around the globe, native people—often urged by missionaries—gradually began to relinquish their traditions, an abandonment that continues today. Back in Europe, tattoos were persistently associated with unruly sailors, although they did achieve a subversive glamour in certain circles: in the early 1900s, the future Marchioness of Londonderry tattooed a snake, a star and a coat of arms on her leg, and King George V boasted a Japanese-style dragon.


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Graham needs a middle name.
I think we have just about decided that Graham is the name that we want for our second son. It sounds good with our first son's name (Owen Charles) and I think it is unique enough without being weird or hard to spell/say. I am having trouble coming up with a middle name though. Our last name is Rumely (pron. Rum-lee). Any suggestions?
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I'd go for a longer mn. Graham is 1 syllable, and it seems your surname is 2 syllables... so 2 syllables could work, but a 3 syllable mn would flow wonderfully.
Graham Benjamin Rumely
Graham Nathaniel Rumely
Graham Everett Rumely
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Nehemiah on the sea (17)
Size35 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Indoor fireplace
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
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|Nehemiah, 6560451 Tel Aviv, Israel
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The apartment consists of one bedroom, a living room and a bathroom (with a Bath and a toilet). The bedroom has a double bed and in the living room you will find a pull out sofa which can sleep two more guests.
The kitchen in the apartment is fully equipped with all the dishes and appliances you will need for cooking and serving, and there is also a dining table with chairs.
You will have all the amenities for a perfect stay: air conditioning , 2 LCD TV sets with cable channels, wireless internet connection, and much more.
The suite is in an ideal location for tourists: 1 min walk from Banana beach and the new boardwalk,close to grocery stores and near all the best bars, cafes and shops in Tel Aviv.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
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Etay is a very nice person, very helpful with very good proposals, very funny and responsible. Nice appartment on a excellent location. Todá rabá for all! Kristina, Sofia and Alicia
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we really enjoyed the stay in the appartment i tel aviv. The lokation was fantastic, the appartment fine, we enjoyed everything vere most
Etay has been a very likeable great host. Everything went smoothly.
The apartment was what you come clean with all needs.
Location of the apartment was perfect.
When we arrived Etay gave good tips for our sojourn us.
Yet repeated visit is guaranteed and we are looking forward to it.
Thank Etay.
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Very nice apartment, convenient location!
Très bel appartement, pratique bien situé !
Very centrally located to the coast and to Haupteinkausstrasse. Spacious apartment. Etay was very helpful and always available. They served us a free vermittelet abgeschlossender parking. Would not hesitate to book the apartment again.
Sehr zentral gelegen zur Küste und zur Haupteinkausstrasse. Geräumige Wohnung. etay war sehr hilfreich und immer erreichbar. Es wurde uns ein kostenloser abgeschlossender Parkplatz vermittelet. Würden die Wohnung jederzeit wieder buchen.
This appartment is just great. Clean quiet and near of everything.
We had everything inside what we need and the owner real cool.
We meet is brother and is a lovely person also.
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The apartment is nice and spacious. Service is very good and Etay helped with any questions and all sorts of requests. Location is perfect. Close to the beautiful beach and promenade and close to malls, markets and city center
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I recommend Etay as serious and responsible towards their customers. His personal charm and the service that you get makes you want to come back with joy.
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Top 10 Retro TV Commercials & Jingles
Jenna Em | Posted 02.24.2013 | Canada Living
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When I was a child in the 1970s and 80s, there was a plenitude of catchy commercials and singable jingles! Many of these commercials had enough staying power to last a lifetime, and have been permanently imprinted on my memory. Here's a list of the best 10 commercials and jingles that I remember from my childhood, in no particular order.


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Images of suspected dead, dying horses in Bonneville County spark outrage online
BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho - A case of suspected animal abuse and neglect in Bonneville County has eastern Idahoans buzzing on social media.
A Facebook fire-storm ignited after shocking images of dead and distressed horses on a Bonneville County farm appeared online.
Reporter Caleb James went to that farm on Thursday. and joins us in the studio with more.
It started with a few photos on Facebook. The photo show what appears to be dead and dying horses on a farm in north Bonneville County on 25th E.
Not long after the photographs were taken dozens of calls came into our newsroom and a flood of e-mails filled station inboxes over just a few days. It was clear eastern Idahoans had seen those pictures, and they weren't happy.
The photos were taken by a woman named Cris Thomas. Our station spoke to her by phone on Wednesday and Thursday in preparation for this story. She said the house on 25th E is owned by Sharon Wilson.
Our station confirmed Wilson lives at the home, and tried to contact her by calling a listed number. The number was disconnected, so a crew went to the house to talk to Wilson, but didn't get far.
Several "No Trespassing" signs are posted throughout the property.
"We do want to go and talk to Sharon and see what her thinking is in keeping these horses, and how she feels about the condition they're being kept in, but obviously we're going to respect those 'No Trespassing' signs while we're here," said reporter Caleb James.
From a neighbors property, our crew gathered video of well over two dozen horses all told -- some appearing to show signs of mistreatment.
After a trip to the Bonneville County Sheriff's office we learned the property's owner is currently under investigation.
Sgt. Karl Casperson said because horses fall into a production animal category in the state of Idaho, Bonneville County animal control can only assist in the case.
"We're doing this investigation along with the Department of Agriculture," said Casperson. "They have a designated veterinarian who needs to examine the animal to determine if there's been any neglect."
Casperson said the state veterinarian is scheduled to be on the property on Friday as that investigation continues.
Meantime, the discussion continues on our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/LocalNews8.


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R.I. Basketball Media Honors RIC's Carter and Walsh
From left, Bob Walsh and Tahrike Carter
Rhode Island College basketball player Tahrike Carter received the Steve McDonald NCAA Div. III Player of the Year Award, while head coach Bob Walsh was given the Jim Baron Div. III Coach of the Year at the annual Cox Sports Rhode Island Basketball Media Awards Luncheon on March 25 at the Radisson Airport Hotel in Warwick.
This season, Carter, a senior guard from Brooklyn, N.Y., has been named a 2013 Second Team All-American by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). He is one of only four All-Americans in Rhode Island College men's basketball history and the first to earn the honor since Alex Butler in 1997. Ricky Wilson '72 and Troy Smith '93 were the other two Anchormen to earn All-American honors.
Carter was one of four Rhode Island College men's basketball players to earn All-Little East honors earlier this season and was named the 2013 Little East Conference Player of the Year, the Defensive Player of the Year, First Team All-Little East and to the league's All-Defensive Team. He became the first player in league history to earn Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year and Tournament Most Outstanding Player honors in the same season. He also joins former RIC standout Bobby Bailey as the only other player to win Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year honors in the same season.
He was named First Team All-Northeast District by the NABC and First Team All-Northeast Region by D3Hoops.com, as well. Carter has also been chosen to participate in the 2013 NABC Reese's Division III College All-Star game. The game will be played on Saturday, March 23, at 3:30 p.m. at the Salem Civic Center in Salem, Va., in conjunction with the NCAA Div. III Men's Championship Elite 8.
Carter was the only member of the Anchormen to start in all 30 games this season. The senior averaged 10.7 points, a team-high 6.6 rebounds, a team-leading 3.7 assists and 1.7 steals per game, while ranking among the top 10 in the Little East Conference in assists (2nd), assist/turnover ratio (3rd), steals (5th), rebounds (6th) and minutes played (7th).
Walsh received the Coach of the Year Award from the organization for the fourth time during his stint at RIC.
He led the Anchormen to a 26-4 overall record and a 13-1 mark in Little East Conference play to win the league's Regular Season Championship. Rhode Island College defeated UMass Dartmouth and Southern Maine to become the first team in conference history to advance to seven straight Little East Conference Tournament Championship games. The Anchormen used their hallmark defensive pressure to outlast Keene State and capture the program's fifth LEC Conference Championship trophy.
After dispatching Hobart, 62-59, in overtime in the First Round of the 2013 NCAA Div. III Men's Basketball Tournament, the Anchormen fell in overtime to Morrisville State in the Second Round, 66-61.
Walsh was previously named the Little East Conference Coach of the Year. The Anchormen were one of only four programs in the nation to compete in the NCAA Div. III Men's Basketball Tournament in each of the last seven seasons.


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Transforming the digital sound data to a connected player often leads to a loss of music quality. Many top headphones such as the beyerdynamic T 51 p cannot be used to their full potential with mobile devices. The A 200 p from beyerdynamic is a solution to this problem. It meets demanding audio requirements and provides you with significantly improved sound on-the-go.
The A 200 p circumvents the internal signal processing of the connected player and receives the pure digital music data first. After converting the digital data to analogue music signals, a high-quality amplifier controls the output to the connected headphones. All of this results in a level of audio quality that was previously not possible for travelling audiophiles. Previously unheard details, better contoured and deeper bass, as well as natural instrument and vocal reproduction transform standard portable sound into a true hi-fi experience.
With dimensions of 55 x 55 x 13 mm, the A 200 p is extremely compact and lightweight. It fits easily in your pocket and can be stored together in your headphones carrying case. The integrated battery provides you with up to 11 hours of uninterrupted listening pleasure; enough even for long-haul flights. In addition, the A 200 p also makes it easier for you to control playback using its buttons for play/pause, as well as for skipping between tracks. You can easily adjust the volume using the large aluminium volume knob with locking function. Furthermore, the A 200 p comes with a leather case that you can use to attach the amplifier to your belt or directly to your smartphone.
The A 200 p works with a number of mobile playback devices such as the iPhone, iPod, iPad via Lightning connector, Android smartphones or tablets provided with digital USB audio output with Android 4.1 or higher via Micro-USB, as well as Mac and Windows computer via USB (please refer to the compatibility list below or under "downloads"). The A 200 p is currently the smallest mobile DAC and amplifier that can work with all of these devices on the digital level.
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www.qobuz.de 06/2014Title: Beyerdynamic A 200 p (...): compact and small, but extremely versatile!Author: Alexandra GrillmeierTranslated from the original German article[...]In total, one can say that the Beyerdynamic A 200 p (...) raises musical sounds to a completely new level. The ability to connect three types of devices (computer, smartphone and i-devices) to this model and the fact that it also works with a battery ensures a great versatility. The audiophile as well as loyal fans of smartphones or tablets and people looking for a high-quality mini-DAC headphone amplifier will definitely be fascinated.
Hifi Digital Ausgabe 06, 11/2014Title: Mobile AmplificationAuthor: Tobias ZoporowskiTranslated from the original German article[...]
The tiny amplifier provides an excellent sound. Its reproduction is balanced, very detailed and well structured. Its spatial imaging, which is always hard to judge via headphones, is remarkably good! This includes the precise, knotty and perfect bass and the always natural and uncoloured representation of mids. At the upper end of the frequency band the A 200 p succeeds in something incredible: No other of the tested devices has a similar fine-resolution, brilliant but never annoyingly sharp in the highs. With its musical and lively performance it is top of the list. Conclusion: The small amplifier from Heilbronn/Germany is ideal for digital players and with the appropriate headphone from the same company it supplies a top sound.
sft Sonderheft (2) 06/2014Title: Passion for the headphonesAuthor: Frank NeupertTranslated from the original German article[...]A rich crystal clear and full sound that clearly highlights expensive headphones and low-cost phones up to 11 hours. [...]The modest small box comfortably fits into your pocket and achieves, in combination with a high-quality headphone, true miracles. [...]Conclusion: [...] In the mobile area (...), the ultraportable yet very powerful A 200 p is currently the first choice.
Audio Test 06/2014Title: Quality sound when travellingAuthor: Tobias HäußlerTranslated from the original German article[...]
The direct comparison with the transducer of an iPhone 5 reveals a subtle, but audible difference in quality. Basses sound stronger and more contoured, less boom and reveal more details. The mean frequency spectrum itself is balanced and shows no sound-degrading discolouration. Regarding the highs the A 200 p plays a special role. Here it seems to release the music upwards. Rooms appear more open and sibilants more clear. Instruments are distinguished clearly from each other and spoken or sung parts gain more clarity. This effect is already in AAC files with bitrates of 128 kilo bit per second, but is even more impressive in high-resolution files. The comparison with the headphone output of an iMac is also quite clear. Therefore, the A 200 p is an all-rounder in pocketsize (...)."
www.areadvd.de 08/2014Title: beyerdynamic A 200 p portable headphone amplifier and T 51 pAuthor: Carsten RampacherTranslated from the original German article[...]
With the T 51 p Tesla portable headphone (...) and the perfectly appropriate A 200 p headphone amplifier (...) beyerdynamic, the expert for headphones, headsets and microphones, provides an attractive pair for a total price of about 550 Euro. [...]
image hifi 05/2014Title: Trying to square the circleAuthor: Jochen Donner
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From the Swabian Heilbronn there is a serious proposal on how to generate high-end sound from contemporary mobile devices. The minimised A 200 p headphone amplifier and Digital-Analogue-Converter and the compact T 51 p headphone from beyerdynamic ensure the preparation of high-quality music and serve as a mobile audiophile dream team. [...]As a data supplier for the T 51 the A 200 supplies the high-quality analogue data. The mini DAC/headphone amplifier is great in coping with this task.
[...]If you switch from the iPhone output to the A200, the playing field is immediately more open, wider and deeper. Thus the representation gains space, and even more dynamic: The significantly higher definition shapes details more precisely, things which were superimposed previously, are now clearly audible.
[...]"(...) it shows its advantages also with a stationary Mac or PC: the more musical Wolfson converter easily beats their sound cards. Also active monitor speakers of the computer benefit from the better resolution and stage presentation of the A 200. [...]An extremely complex title such as "Lezghinka" (...), makes the potential of the beyerdynamic chain flourish. [...]On the other hand, the A 200 catches depth and difference, the voices of the instrument groups sound clean, coherent and consistent individually perceptible. The bass becomes more dry with a more precise contour; the brass sounds fuller and the percussion harmoniously blends in. An inherent tension builds up and holds the tonal piece together.
[...]One is inclined to relax a little bit deeper into the armchair, to concentrate completely on the music only.
www.cnet.de and www.gizmodo.de 07/2014Title: Tested: the beyerdynamic A 200 p headphone amplifier Author: Kai Schmerer
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The difference in quality when listening to music via iPhone with or without the A200p can be clearly heard even with MP3 files. It sounds as if you open a curtain to a concert hall, which reveals all details in each pitch. Bass, mids and highs appear more present and differentiated. At least this is the impression you get when using the DX 160 iE in-ear headphones from beyerdynamic.[...]In combination with a high-quality headphone, the A 200 p converts the iPhone into a high-end audio player, which satisfies music enthusiasts on the go. However, there should be music files of a high-quality format available.
connect 06/2014Title: Wellness for your earsAuthor: unbekannt
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With success: The sound of the already powerful T51p headphone was clearly improved.
www.bild.de 5/2014Title: Sound highlights for music loversAuthor: unknown
[...]Those who want a good sound from their smartphones, can obtain a mobile headphone amplifier (A 200 p) from the German company beyerdynamic, which enhances the sound of iPhones etc. considerably.
www.cnet.de 05/2014Title: High End 2014Author: Mehmet Toprak
[...]The enhancement of the sound is amazing. The sound has much more volume and transparency, more impulsive and more detailed at the same time. Provided, that a high-quality headphone is used.Those who have listened to their iPod or music library in the smartphone with a headphone amplifier, do not want to do without.[...]
Games and more 05/2014Title: Beyerdynamic A 200Author: unknown
The result is impressive: Rich, crystal-clear and full sound, which emphasises expensive headphones and enhances inexpensive phones. (...)."[...]Rating: Very good
videoaktiv 4/2014Title: Prize competitionAuthor: Karl-Gerhard Haas
Those who are looking for a high-quality headphone amplifier when they are on the go cannot do without the A 200 p, mainly for smartphones.
Guter Rat 04/2014Title: Actually enjoy musicAuthor: unknownTranslated from the original German article[...]
The A 200 p is a digital-analogue transducer with integrated headphone amplifier. It converts digital data into analogue music signals and amplifies them. Even on the go you will hear details that you have never heard before and the reproduction of instruments and voices is very natural.
Fidelity 03/2014Title: Hi-fi2Go please!Author: Marc Fleischer
Those who do not want to do without perfect hi-fi sound when on the go and who want to use the DAC function with their computer at home, will find an attractive, reliable partner with the beyerdynamic A200p providing a great sound. In conjunction with a good headphone a smartphone becomes a hi-fi2go.
www.audio.de 05/2014Title: Tested beyerdynamic A 200 pAutor: Marco Breddin
Sound: Top class (55 points)Overall assessment: Good – Very good (78 points)Price/performance ratio: Good – Very good+Lightning standard+Brilliant level control+Easy to use
Musikexpress 05/2014Title: Sound to GoAuthor: Wolfgang Grumblat, Marion Kamp, Frank WiechertTranslated from the original German articles
The sound is top: mids and highs quickly come to the point, bass sounds very dry. Ideal for high-resolution music at home with a computer or on the go.
www.spiegel.de 05/2014Title: Great sound, expensive funAuthor: Matthias Kremp
Translated from the original German articleWhen using the Custom One Pro from beyerdynamic the difference in sound is striking compared to the direct sound from the headphone socket of a HTC One (M8). It sounds as if a thick velvet curtain has been removed from the front of the loudspeakers: The sound becomes more open and clearer. Especially the bass sounds are considerably clearer, but the mids and highs do sound clearer as well. You can hear details which you would miss without the A 200 p. This becomes very clear with the bass sounds in "Follow Me" from Muse.[...]But also anyone who has bought a good headphone for 100 Euro and wishes it should sound like more, should try this small amplifier.
sft 05/2014Title: Passion for the phonesAuthor: Frank Neupert
The small amplifier with dimensions of 55 x 55 x 13 mm and a weight of only 51 g provides sound tuning that is unrivalled.[...]The result is impressive: rich, crystal clear and full sound that really brings out the full potential of expensive headphones and that clearly upgrades inexpensive phones.
Rating: Very good / 1.3
www.wiwo.de 04/2014Title: Headphones for sports – nowadays with amplifierAuthor: Thorsten Firlus-Emmrich
Translated from the original German articleWhatever the A200p can perform, I would like to tell it with my beloved vocabulary used for hi-fi reports: a stronger bass, more contours in the instruments, a better differentiation, a superior resolution, and a clear and spatial bass.
[...]All in all I can say: Whoever wants to enjoy quality on the go like a declared hi-fi freak, will be happy. I am a hi-fi freak on detox and strongly at risk. "
Ear-In 04-05/2014Title: The Round in the SquareAuthor: Michael BrussTranslated from the original German article
[...]The beyerdynamic A 200p convinces with both portable high-end headphones and good in-ears. The excellent workmanship and the solid feel correspond to the excellent properties even meet high demands in sound. No matter which headphones you are using when you are on the move, the A 200 p is a smart device which is its money worth to increase the mobile (not only) enjoyment of listening.
Price/performance ratio: 1.3/very good
Mac Life 04/2014Section: Hardware ShorttestsAuthor: Sebastian Schack
[...]The product serves its purpose completely, the improvement of sound can be clearly heard.
Rating: 1.2
iPad Welt 02/2014Title: Top sound for the iPadAuthor: Stefan v. Gagern
[...]The effect is amazing: details, you never perceived when listening with the iPad are suddenly there, more rich bass and instruments that suddenly sound as they actually sound. You will not do without the amp anymore, which nicely fits in a jacket pocket. [...]Rating 1.2
Sueddeutsche Zeitung 02/2014Title: Headphone amplifier for mobile devicesAuthor: MA
[...]One should really warn against this device: because if you ever connect the beyerdynamic A 200 p mobile amplifier between a smartphone and a (good) headphone or in-ear headphone, you won't want to listen to the sound the same device supplies when connecting the headphone directly to the smartphone.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 02/2014Title: Boost for smartphonesAuthor: Wolfgang Tunze
(...) It works perfectly with Apple devices and with iTunes on a PC. In the acoustics test the amplifier earns respect with impressive levels. When compared directly between the headphone output on an iPhone and the output of the small converter component, there are clearly audible differences with good headphones. This implies it's worth buying. (...)
www.engadget.de 01/2014
Title: Beyerdynamic A 200 p: Headphone amplifier - not only for mobile useAuthor: Thaddeus Herrmann
[...]You will ask yourself: "Do you really hear the difference?" The answer is: "Yes, absolutely." The use of the high-quality Wolfson converter (supports audio to 24 bits and 96 kHz) results in a clearer and more precise music reproduction, no matter which headphone is used. [...]
www.hifi-agent.de 01/2014Title: beyerdynamic presents the new A 200p headphone amplifier Author: unknown
Translated from the original German test report[...]The DAC A 200 p meets the highest demands in sound with a minimum of dimensions. With a size of only 55 x 55 x 13 mm it is quite discreet and can adapt optimally. This small "box" includes a lot of features for real hi-fi fans. [...]Digital music files are played natural, pure, clear and rich – whether using a simple smartphone or iPhone5s.
[...]The result is not only amazing, but most impressive. Music that used to be reproduced rather lax, is re-created with the DAC in an almost miraculous way.
www.macrewind.de 2/2014Title: beyerdynamic presents the smallest, mobile DAC amplifierAuthor: Frank Borowski
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[...]The integrated D/A converter with 24 bit/96 kHz and its analogue output stage are more elaborate than the components installed in iPhones and other smartphones. They provide a considerable sound boost, which is noticed especially when using high-quality headphones that can reproduce fine details and differences in the dynamic range such as the beyerdynamic T 51 p. [...]Music lovers who want to try out the full potential of their expensive headphones with a mobile device, will find a nice new option with it which did not exist up to now in such a small form as far as I know. I can definitely recommend it!
www.tech-sonar.de 01/2014Title: Hifi-Sound out of the SmartphoneAuthor: unknown
[...]For real Audio-NERDs who cannot do without hi-fi sound even when they are on the move.


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I am so excited to have been granted an "in" with ThinkGeek for performing product reviews. I became doubly excited that I was able to "dibs" a Star Wars Anakin Skywalker Lightsaber Umbrella! Based on the pictures I saw, it looked absolutely beautiful!
The umbrella arrived on a rainy day. Down on the Florida Panhandle, we hadn't had too many legitimately rainy days this spring. Most of our rain had been coming in the form of sometimes-violent thunderstorms. But with the light steady rain falling, it was a great chance to truly test this umbrella. Continue Reading "Product Review — The Star Wars Lightsaber Umbrella" »


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