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I've seen – and experienced! – that the same sort of thing sometimes happens with homeschoolers. I felt pretty good about our unit study on American History until I heard about another family's literature-based study and then I wondered if I'd included enough books in ours. I felt pretty good about the Biology textbooks we chose to use until I saw how cool someone else's hands-on study was, and then I worried that maybe we hadn't done enough.
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I made 300 white chocolate mints for graduation and not sure what to charge. I would say they are a medium size mint. Any suggestions? I need to give these to the customer on Friday morning. I live in a small town if that makes a difference to anyone.
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Outlook 2010 signature creation will not open
I have just loaded Office 2010 and configured my email account in outlook. I am now attempting to create a signature in to attach to outgoing emails, but the signature button does not respond / open when clicked.
I have tried opening from the options menu as well as from the message creation window.
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Hopefully one of these will help:
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OK, thanks for your reply. However, maybe I wasn't clear in my description of the problem.
I am familiar with the process for creating a signature, and have made signatures within outlook in the past.
My issue is that the "signature" button, when pressed, should open a new window with options for creating and editing signatures. This window doesn't appear when I click on the signatures button. Nothing at all happens.
Any thoughts on why this may be happening and what I can do to fix it?
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Hello again.
I did find the following in my search, but it includes editing the registry. If you are not familiar with regedit, please do not proceed. If you do decide to attempt it, then remember to backup your registry first. Back up the registry
Signature button does not work in Outlook 2010. I have seen this - Microsoft Community
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Thank you!!!
Thank you soooo much.
Here are the instructions for correcting the issue for a 32 bit version of outlook:
Signature problems:
Regedit the following keys:
Change both (Default) and LocalServer32 values in each to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14\Outlook.exe
However, I am running 64 bit, so luckily someone else had this problem who also was running 64. The instructions just need to be changed to remove (x86) from the path, like so:
Signature problems:
Regedit the following keys:
Change both (Default) and LocalServer32 values in each to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\Outlook.exe
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You are very welcome ps79ps. So pleased I could help.
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|3,200 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 - 3 nights
Located inside the gates of Yosemite National Park, our 3 bedroom, 3 bath 3200 square foot multi-level luxury home will delight and enchant you.
SPRING IS HERE AND THE WATER FALLS ARE AMAZING THIS YEAR!. Waterfalls in Yosemite National Park will likely reach peak flows between now and June, maybe even July this year. With over 200% of normal snow pack in the sierras, it may be some time before you see the waterfalls like this again.
The benefits of staying at our home inside Yosemite National Park are many. By actually being inside the National Park gates, you avoid the long lines going in and out of the entrance stations. At peak season this can be an hour or more wait time just to enter the park. This allows you to experience leisurely mornings enjoying the peace and solitude of our quiet community before taking off to see the many attractions in the park.
Returning from a day of rigorous hiking and sauntering among the many park trails? Ice skating at Half Dome Village? Cross country skiing on our groomed and un-groomed trails? or Down hill skiing at the local ski resort? Perhaps you have attended the famous Bracebridge Dinner play at the Majestic Yosemite Hotel, you will be happy to know home is just a short drive away.
You will return and enjoy the evening in the great lounge taking in the sunset through our picture windows while relaxing in our comfortable and cozy furniture. Weather permitting, enjoy the grand deck while enjoying the winter scenery. Sit back and relax while watching the sunset turn to a glorious star filled sky. Find the constellations and count the shooting stars. This is a place away from the crowded Yosemite Valley floor, a place for evening relaxation.
While campers in the valley experience the haze and smog of campfires, you will marvel at the clear night skies. This is a clean, well maintained lodge that offers the ideal home base for your Yosemite experience. Views, mature pines and peace. Please, no smoking, no pets.
The distance from Yosemite West to famous landmarks are: Badger Pass Ski Area 6.5 miles (10,5 km), Tunnel View 8.3 miles (13,4 km), Bridalveil Falls 9.8 miles (15,8 km), Big Trees Hotel 12.4 miles (20 km), The Majestic Yosemite Hotel 15.9 miles (25,6 km), Glacier Point 16.2 miles (26 km) and El Portal 21.7 miles (35 km).
The Yosemite Peregrine Lodge is a multi-level 3200 square foot home suitable for couples, families and executive retreats. Unusual for most homes in the Yosemite West community, the Peregrine Lodge is situated on a rather level area. This means you do not have to negotiate the steep stairs that earmark many houses. Entering the home through a door on the same level as the parking, you will find easy access for the unloading of your luggage. There you will find entry to three guest bedrooms.
We have guest parking for 3 midsize vehicles in driveway. We cannot accommodate RVs in the winter due to snow and ice conditions.
Yes we get a lot of snow, much more than the valley. We are here to provide snow removal during storms so you wont have to grab a shovel.
It can be very hot in the valley even up to 100 degrees in August and September! Fortunately our lodge at just over 6000 feet is sometimes 15 to 20 degrees cooler. The the evenings cool down fast, and for hot days we provide a fan in every room. *At any time of the year it is best to practice layering for optimal clothing needs.
Each bedroom has both interior and exterior entries. They each have their own sink and shower, entry to their own private deck area, and a unique and beautiful floor to ceiling fireplace. One of the bedrooms even has a jet tub. As an added benefit of the bedrooms being situated on the first level, you will experience privacy from the activity of the upper floor with the great room, dining room, kitchen and loft.
This separation and intimate setting makes this home uniquely suited for multiple couples, families or groups to have a space of their own. The unique and cozy rooms are thematic in nature.
Lodgepole Room:
Lodgepole furniture and a floor to ceiling fireplace with touches of native american art. Flat screen TV/DVD and private bath.
Aspen Room:
This room has our king size bed. The rock fireplace also features aspen trees. Flat screen TV/DVD, private bath.
Dogwood Room:
Our most romantic room with a two person jacuzzi, rock fireplace, queen bed, hand painted wall mural and curtains of dogwood trees. Flat screen TV/DVD.
The Yosemite Peregrine lodge is equipped with sleeping quarters for 8 people, including: 1 king, 2 Queen Beds, 2 Sleeper sofas and 1 trundle bed.
The main floor features a living room with a floor to ceiling rock fireplace with a design of Yosemite Falls. The plush and comfortable furniture in the great room will embrace you after a long day of exploring the park. Huge soaring windows in the great room opening west affords views of the forest and evening sunsets.
Tiled floors heated in the winter offer a cozy warm environment in the colder months and nice cool floors in warmer weather. Bench seating which wraps around the room along the windows offer a great place to sit, read or have a favorite drink while you look out at the trees and distant mountains. Read a favorite book or borrow one of the many interesting books available in our library while your cares and concerns fall away. Or plan your next day's adventure with our many books and guides of Yosemite National Park.
NOTE: All bathrooms are on the first floor sleeping level. Anyone sleeping upstairs must use one of the bathrooms downstairs.
We hope you are not coming to Yosemite National Park to work. But we realize that in our busy lives many people have to mix work with vacation. If you are one of those people, we have a library with desk, a private place you can be in to think, work, make a few calls or send some emails. Of course the bay window looking out into our beautiful neighborhood may prove distracting, but you will have enough privacy to plan, strategize, formulate or just day dream, we won't tell.
The dining room features a redwood dining table, a granite serving bar and lots more windows, a perfect place to share a meal with 8. The kitchen has a large sub zero fridge, a preparation island, granite counter tops, two Bosch dishwashers (for large groups) and loads of cupboards filled with dishes, pots, utensils and basic supplies. For those BBQ chefs in your group, a gas grill is available on the deck right next to the kitchen.
Please note that there are no large grocery stores inside Yosemite National Park. Most overnight visitors bring in their food when entering the park. There are grocers in the town of Oakhurst 45 minutes outside the park.
Enjoy our loft game room with a pool table, puzzles and games for the family. We provide cable TV in the living room and a TV with built in DVD players in each bedroom . We also have "limited" wireless so you can stay connected with work or friends.
Due to our remote location, and because our home is surrounded by tall sugar pines and cedar trees, it makes it difficult to receive clear signals at times. Our satellite based Internet is vulnerable to adverse weather conditions, therefore we cannot guarantee Internet connectivity during your stay.
We are limited to 10 GB per 30 day period. Activities such as streaming video or music, playing on-line games and uploading and downloading large files uses up our allocation of Internet very quickly. We think it is fair to request a self imposed limit of 1 GB usage per stay. This will more than cover emails and an occasional upload to FaceBook.
If you go over the self limitation of 1GB, or your needs absolutely dictate you use a lot of Internet for activities such as work we understand. You will simply be charged for any usage above our requested self limitation.
Unfortunately if your group uses up more then 1 gigabit of wifi allocation or more, you will be charged to renew the amount used so our next guest will be assured internet access.
We know this is a lot to ask as the internet is so ubiquitous and almost necessary for a lot of our daily routines in the modern world. Please keep in mind that when you enter Yosemite National Park, in most regards you are leaving the modern world behind.
When our Wi-Fi is down you may be able to find Wi-Fi Internet at the lounge in Half Dome Village in Yosemite Valley, just a short drive from our location.
A damage protection deposit of $1500.00 is required. It is 100% refundable after check out. It is paid on the 2nd payment due 30 days prior to check in so that it will not be a hold on your card longer then necessary.
Yosemite West is in the heart of the wilderness. There are no close towns or businesses. Many vacation homes in our community have owners or managers many miles away. Basic issues like plumbing, snow removal, power outages or maintenance could ruin your vacation.
You will find peace of mind knowing that one of the owners is on site during the busy summer months and winter weekends when conditions in the park are challenging. David occupies a small apartment on the property and manages both the Yosemite Peregrine Lodge and the Falcon's Nest next door.
David checks you in, tours the home and gets you settled in. He can also help you plan the best way to see the Park should you desire input. He is your personal concierge and is available for emergencies.
David maintains a discreet presence allowing his guests all the privacy they require.
This is an ideal home for those who are seeking upscale luxurious accommodations for family, friends, coworkers or groups up to 8
The Yosemite Peregrine Lodge was purchased from Don and Kay Pitts in 2014. Don Pitts, was the US Magistrate/Judge in Yosemite for many years. When he retired in 1992, he and his wife, artist, Kay Pitts, built this beautiful home in Yosemite West. They moved to Fresno and decided to sell their lovely home so others may also enjoy the beauty and solitude of Yosemite.
David Maynard and Vonnie Coombs are the new owners of the lodge. They are excited to be able to continue offering this beautiful luxury home for the use of visitors to Yosemite National Park. Like the Pitts, David and Vonnie share a love and appreciation for the outdoor lifestyle. Backpacking enthusiast, they have made many trips into the Sierra back country. They have hiked and backpacked in many amazing places in the US, Canada and Europe but consider Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevadas to be a special place. In 2005 they backpacked the John Muir trail, completing the 245 miles in Yosemite Valley. It was during this trip that the love and awe of the range of light was forever bound inside them.
They both share many decades of camping, hiking, climbing and exploring Yosemite National Park. When not working, David and Vonnie can be found traveling, mountain biking, kayaking and cross country skiing or just sauntering in the back country. They love hearing about and sharing adventures with others.
David Maynard is an artist and graphic designer, operating a design studio in San Diego since 2001. His wife Vonnie is a physical therapist and currently is the rehab manager at a large San Diego hospital, in charge of the physical, occupational and speech therapy staff.
They both desire to move to Yosemite West upon retirement and operate the Yosemite Peregrine Lodge as a bed and breakfast. Until then, they are happy to offer this unique home for the enjoyment of guests who appreciate luxury, upscale and artful accommodations in the middle of one of the most wonderful places on earth.
David purchased this house in 2014
Yosemite West is a unique area of Yosemite Park. Centrally located at 6,000 ft. elevation it allow the visitor to easily access Yosemite's many wonders while avoiding the crowding of Yosemite Valley. Our home sits on a quiet wooded hillside with sunset views. Coyotes, bears and deer are often seen as well as a large variety of birds. There are numerous trails to hike right outside the door and in Winter these become excellent cross country ski trails. Spring and Summer bring lots of wildflowers and Autumn wonderful color changes: dogwoods turn all shades of salmon and burgundy, maples turn yellow and black oaks a burnished gold. All contrasted with the evergreen sugar pines, ponderosas, cedars and fir trees. It isn't just the visual beauty, it smells so good! At night there are stars...lots of stars! Sunsets like you wouldn't believe. And it's quiet! You hear a coyote howl instead of a car engine. (And did I mention how we miss it)
Our 3200 sq. ft. home has three bedrooms each with a unique wood burning fireplace, private bath, TV/DVD, deck. These are on the ground floor adjacent to the three car carport which means you don't have to haul your luggage up stairs. And you will love the covered parking in snow or rain while you unload your gear.
The main floor above features a living room with a rock fireplace with a design of Yosemite Falls, artist designed furniture, original paintings by Kay, a player piano with lots of rolls, huge windows that reach the 19 ft. ceiling so you can enjoy the views of the forest and evening sunsets. The dining room features a redwood dining table, a granite serving bar and lots more windows. The kitchen is a chefs dream with a sub zero fridge, a butcher block island, granite countertops, two Bosch dishwashers and loads of cupboards filled with dishes, pots, utensils and basic supplies of herbs, flour, sugar oil. etc. A bar-b-cue is on the deck next to the kitchen. There is a separate room for TV watching. We also have wireless so you can stay connected. A game room with a pool table, puzzles and games for families is on the third floor loft.
The large deck with dining table allows you to observe birds and wildlife such as coyotes, squirrels, bears, and deer. Each bedroom has a deck and the lower deck has a hot tub for 6-8 people and access to our garden area featuring local wildflowers and plants.
This is an ideal home for for those who are seeking luxurious accommodations for family or friends. This is also an ideal spot for a business retreat. You are in Yosemite West which has the advantage of being away from the crowds of tourists yet central to all of Yosemite's major attractions.
Beautiful accommodations, great reception, well thought out quest experience, absolutely amazing time. Beats staying at the Awhanee.
Home was outstanding. David the owner was very helpful and made sure that we had everything we needed. Went above and beyond in order to make sure we were taken care of. Would recommed the home to anyone, you won't be disappointed. One improvement would be to have basic cable channels in the bedrooms, only able to play DVD's. However there is a TV in the great room with basic cable.
We brought together all of our children and grandchildren in this magical place within Yosemite. This wonderful luxurious mountain house complimented one of the most beautiful places in the world and greatest national parks. We were able to enjoy our own private space, cook gourmet meals in an extraordinary kitchen, build a roaring fire in the fireplace, play games and also explore some of the many wonders of the Yosemite Valley. It was a fabulous retreat and balanced our days exploring the park and dealing with the traffic and crowds in the park.
Our stay at Peregrine Lodge could not have been better. David is fantastic and is an extremely helpful and gracious host.
The lodge is beautiful, clean, and very well maintained. The kitchen was great for cooking family meals to eat around the beautiful dining room table. The two dishwashers made clean up a breeze. David provided a crib, play-n-pak, and high chair for our six month old granddaughter, which was a huge help.
The location inside the park can't be beat. We enjoyed the tranquil location and amazing sunsets from the deck. Our family of eight arrived from five different states, and we would definitely do it again. Thank you, David, for a wonderful stay!
Stayed at Peregrine for our first trip to Yosemite and it didn't disappoint! David was an incredibly gracious and thorough property manager and made sure we had everything we needed. The drive into Yosemite valley was quick and gorgeous. Highly recommended.
David was amazing and really helpful as well <3!
This house was amazing! it has all the amenities that you will need. It is very cozy and clean. The location is great! 10 mins away from most of the activities. I would really recommend staying here!
Yosemite West is in the heart of Yosemite National Park at 6,000 elevation. Yosemite Valley is 10 miles north, Glacier Point, 16 miles east and The Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias (redwoods) is 16 miles south. Because you are inside the Park you don't have to wait in line every morning at the entrance station. Yosemite West is a small community of private homes. There is no commercial activity in the area. You do need a car to get around as there is no bus service. Most guests spend their day exploring Yosemite's magical sights but are relieved to return to the solitude and beauty of our quiet mountain retreat in the evenings. There are nice walking trails right outside your door and these become cross country ski trails in Winter.
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|Weekend Night
Labor Day
Sep 1 2017 - Sep 5 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Nov 1 2017 - Nov 21 2017
2 night minimum stay
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Nov 22 2017 - Nov 27 2017
3 night minimum stay
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Winter Rate
Nov 28 2017 - Dec 21 2017
2 night minimum stay
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Dec 22 2017 - Dec 26 2017
3 night minimum stay
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Winter Rate
Dec 27 2017 - Jan 11 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
MLK holiday
Jan 12 2018 - Jan 15 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Jan 16 2018 - Feb 15 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Presidents Day
Feb 16 2018 - Feb 19 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Feb 20 2018 - Mar 29 2018
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Mar 30 2018 - Apr 2 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Apr 3 2018 - Apr 30 2018
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Memorial Day
May 25 2018 - May 28 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Independence Day
Jul 3 2018 - Jul 5 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Labor Day
Aug 31 2018 - Sep 3 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Nov 1 2018 - Nov 20 2018
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Nov 21 2018 - Nov 26 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Winter Rate
Nov 27 2018 - Dec 20 2018
2 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Dec 21 2018 - Dec 26 2018
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $45 per night, per additional guest
Standard pricing
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 6 guests; add $35 per night, per additional guest
|Refundable Clean Deposit
|Refundable damage deposit
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CANCELLATION POLICY: NOTE: THIS POLICY SUPERSEDES THE OWNER'S CANCELLATION POLICY BELOW! VRBO does not allow custom cancellation policy settings at this time.
More than 30 days the deposit will be returned minus $100 fee. Within 30 days no refund unless property can be re-booked. Any refund will have a $100 processing fee.
Children under 2 years old, no charge.
There is a three night minimum for weekends Friday through Monday between May 1, and November 1.
A word on the $1500.00 refundable property damage (RPD). This refund amount is not dispersed into our account when you make your reservation unless we find damage after the stay. It is placed in our account as a hold by vrbo.com. If there are no damages then the full amount is returned to your credit card.
The RPD is separate from our refundable cleaning and security deposit which only covers cleaning and wifi data usage.
$300 Refundable Cleaning/Security Deposit: We assume responsibility for normal cleaning of the home at checkout. Any excessive cleaning may be deducted from the deposit. This may include but is not limited to deep cleaning of greasy appliances, furniture stains, airing out of tobacco, cleaning of scuffed walls which may be cleaned. This may also be used for additional data wifi usage while in the lodge which is over and above the 1 bg limit per stay.


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Theres nothing new about homeopathy its been around as a recognised system of medicine for centuries but with a 21st century awareness of how everything is connected, people who care about well-being are rediscovering this gentle, trusted and proven route to health.
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The breakthrough that led to present-day homeopathy came in the late 18th century, when Dr Samuel Hahnemann experimented with doses of natural substances which could make someone seem unwell if they were without symptoms, but could treat the very same symptoms in a sick person. Concerned about using substances which could be toxic in larger doses, he finally discovered that the effective dose could be reduced to almost nothing, through a process called potentising. Not only did this create a gentle treatment, but it actually made the remedy more effective.
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Am Freitag (24.10.) veranstalteten U2 in Oberhausen ein exklusives Fan-Event, "Unplugged & Talk". Die Band spielte Stücke live, natürlich auch aus ihrem aktuellen Album "Songs Of Innocence", und beantwortete Fragen. Unter anderem, warum die vier Musiker noch nie in Düsseldorf aufgetreten sind, zu kommenden Setlists, und ob sie den "Achtung Baby"-Song "Acrobat" jemals live darbieten werden.
U2tour.de haben auf ihrer Website einen kompletten, exklusiven Mitschnitt des von Michael Mittermaier moderierten Gesprächs, das ROLLING STONE mit freundlicher Genehmigung abbilden darf.
Question: [Mittermeier to Bono:] I remember the night of the Electric Burma concert in Dublin two years ago. I was there, it was a great concert and a very long night. And you told me "today we are going to have the first session of writing new songs" and that you had to go there because you promised. Well, I thought this is a good spirit to go writing songs on a night like this ,you know perhaps this was really the start for [..] you know, good energy
[Bono]: Yeah, she was a blessing, Aung San Suu Kyi, she is the best thing, she came to thank Amnesty International and U2 fans for the campaign for her release for years – also throughout the 360° tour you might remember this campaign to release Aung San Suu Kyi. She came to Dublin and thanked us and there was her beautiful spirit in the room, and the holy spirit, and a few Irish whiskeys as spirits also. And we went and we began recording the next day, slightly hoarse, but some great songs have come out of that kind of place.
Question: [Mittermeier:] Do you remember: were you angry when you came there the first day? Were you like "Oh my God"? [laughter] Do you remember the first session at all?
[Edge]: I have to say this was the very very first time Bono was ever late for a recording session [laughter] and the very first time I saw Bono show up when he definitely had a drink too much. One of those strange appearances [laughter]
Question: [Mittermeier] There are a lot of questions from the audience. My assistant Nina is passing the microphone..
[Audience member] Are we ever gonna hear Acrobat played live? [big audience applause]
[Edge]: You know we've had a few requests for Acrobat recently so we have to take that one out and learn how to play it. I remember recording that one and it actually came together pretty quickly, so maybe…
[Bono reciting first lines of Acrobat]
Question: [Audience member] My question goes out to Larry. Larry this is the cover of the first CD I've ever bought. It was 25 years ago when I was twelve years old. Every member of U2 is on the cover but you. You know I took all the journeys all over Europe, German, to Ireland and I never met you. Would you do accept my request tonight and give me an autograph on this cd cover?
[Larry]: How much cash have you got?[laughter]
[Bono]A bit of a pay. He's always workin'!
[Mittermeier] Always earning money! [laughter]
Question: [Mittermeier]Was the decision to do unplugged shows made two years ago while you did the 360° tour – it was so beautiful- I saw it many times by the way- or did this idea come up after the concerts or during the beginning of the songwriting process? Or did you maybe decide that just two weeks ago?
[Adam] Uhm, yes. [laughter] We said, after 360 let's make the 450 [laughter] But yeah, the process of going back and writing songs, for us it was about songs that we could play in this environment, songs that we could add into the set and have a residence and songs we could kinda live with the next ten or 15 years.
[Bono] The future looks good.
Question: [Audience member]: You've always been about emotional songs. But these songs are now, are very private and very intimate in many ways. Isn't it difficult to perform that in front of so many people. I mean you are totally spilling everything that matters do you. Isn't that hard sometimes?
[Bono]: Yeah, there is a very good reason not to do it [laughter}, many reasons and I often think when I am waking up in the morning and having the horrors, laying there and you ask yourself why would you put yourself through this? But, when I was growing up I'd love those songwriters that spoke like this and John Lennon was the inspiration to me. When I was in my bedroom and see me grow and look out the windows, John Lennon was whispering in my ear in the most intimate songs. These songs were like prayers to his lover or just his confusion. And I kind of made a promise to myself and then I guess to you, to our audience, who has given us so much, to go and not to hold back. It's strange but some songs are hard to escape once you get in them. They really are. There are a couple of these on this album they are still singing me two hours later and, well, this is a bit mad. It's our job.
Question: [Audience member]: Hi guys: I am not so sure whether I love more your beautiful music or your beautiful country. I was in Dingle this year, my favourite part of Ireland. And I'd like to know what's your favourite spot in Ireland if you want to get away from it all?
[Bono]: This is a funny thing. I was in Dingle earlier this year. There are more Germans than Irish people. By the way, the people of Dingle and indeed the people of Ireland are very pleased because there is a deep connection with your love for folk music and the lyric tradition and I think that's what started people coming to Ireland, the Germans came to Ireland in the 70ies. Nevertheless, I once heard a story from a man who was very heightened [breathing deeply in] because [verstellt Stimme] They are coming here because when the nuclear blast happens, the winds have been proven to avoid West Cork and they are building their bunkers here for when the nuclear blast happens. [Bono voice] When's the nuclear blast? [verstellt Stimme]Any day now…
Question: [Audience member] Everyone is looking forward to seeing you on tour, I hope next year. Are you coming to Germany and if yes, why have you never played in Duesseldorf?
[Larry] We are not playing in Duesseldorf, are we? Oh you mean in the past, why haven't we played Duesseldorf. Well that's a really, really good question [laughter]
[Mittermeier]: Because they performed in Cologne, you know?!Cologne or Duesseldorf, I know. [laughter and a bit of banter]
[Bono] I know, it's unforgivable. Because if you think of the people who were so important to us that came out of Duesseldorf [laughter] You're laughing. But the most important characters, Conny Plank, the musical genius, the band Kraftwerk was hugely important for us. The first gift I gave to my now-wife, my then-girlfriend – my lover's gift was Kraftwerk "Mensch-Maschine" So,I think we should go to Duesseldorf just for Kraftwerk's reasons.
Question: [Mittermeier] One more question. I recently came across a trailer on the internet for The Walking Dead, my favourite TV Show, having your Song "The Troubles". Did you decide that or, generally speaking , do you get to know when someone uses your music in a trailer?
[Bono]: Norman Reedus (actor in TWD) is a friend of ours. So we know the people on The Walking Dead and we were like..
[Mittermeier] : It's a nice line: 'We know the people in the Walking Dead' [laughter] Next question from someone?
Question: [Sabine u2tour.de]: Hi, my name is Sabine from u2tour.de, the biggest German website, we were wondering, whether you follow U2 websites worldwide, how much do you read about it and how much do you care?
[Edge]: Well, we really appreciate all the fansites, because they do good service of sharing information and it's just a great expression or we feel its a great expression in regard that our music is helping. And that means a lot to us and yeah, we do connect, we do listen, read and see what's going on up there and it's always fun to see what people are picking up on, the new songs, the new lyrics and the connections being made. I'm always amazed how quick and astute people are, you know we sometimes think "No, they won't get this" – it's always amazing how quickly people get those little connections.
[Sabine]: Thank you.
[Bono]: I have a filter. It's necessary for survival. So I get to see only the really great things, the smart great things and the really smart crap things. And I don't see the rest. So I will know what's going on when there is some insight, some ideas that passed around for the concerts or through the websites. I will always check in. But sometimes it's better for me not to visit such places, as I could get mugged, emotionally.
Question: [Dirk u2tour.de] Thank you for this amazing gig. My question is to Larry. How do you put together the setlists for a new tour? Considering the favorite tunes of the die-hard following fans and the one-time concert goers and also the favorite tunes of each member of U2? How do you put together the setlists?
[Larry]: It's going to be difficult to put the new setlist together, that's for sure. I think on this record there are a lot of good songs, and selfishly I'd like to think that a lot of the new songs will replace a lot of the older songs because they can't be there all the time, so what I'd like to think is if we do three or four shows in the same place that we would change the set for every night completely. [cheering]
[Bono] [Jokingly]: This is kind of news to the others.
[Mittermeier]: This would be my question, did they [the other band members] know?
[Bono]: The three of us would stand in front of Larry and that's a very heavy foot he has there. I think, I'd be interested to know what setlists would come out of the fansites, that would be really helpful to know what are the favourite songs.
[Sabine]: We can provide that, no problem.
Question: [Mittermeier] Thank you for playing " Stuck In A Moment". I remember the moment when I did the support for you in Berlin at the Waldbuehne and the next day you did the shooting of the video "Stuck In A Moment." And I was really stuck and confused, so thank you for this song, because I didn't expect this one, because it's not one of these songs you'd think….
[Bono]: It's not on the new album is what you're saying.
[Mittermeier]: No, why this one? What was the decision behind this?
[Edge]: Yes, we thought long and hard. We figured out, it's the only one we can play. That's the only reason.
[Mittermeier]: Thank you for being honest. So these five Songs of Innocence are the ones you actually can play.
[Bono]: It helps if you know how to read and write. It's the lyric. The idea of looking for "…a decent melody / A song that I can sing in my own company". That was our modus for this whole album, so this seems perfectly in tune. Looking for songs that you can hold on to and that hold on to you, that's kind of the thing… and that we could play it.
Question: [Croatian audience member] Hi folks. First I have to thank you that you played two shows in my home country Croatia in 2009, great shows. Bono, is it true that you have once hidden Shane McGowan, the singer of The Pogues in your house, because he has had troubles with the Irish tax?
[Bono]: Shane is a very fine man. Many years ago, Shane stayed in our house. When he was moving back to Dublin and before he got his own place. It's a great thing to me, whenever we meet Shane we feel very blessed, he one of our most sacred talents and he loves all kinds of music and he would always try to be at a U2 show and offer us support. So we love Shane.
[Mittermeier]: We thank you! I think, because it's a very intimate album, I am not thanking U2 for this concert, but I thank The Edge, Bono, Larry and Adam. It was great. [cheering]


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Really? You Guys Really Like Me?
First of all, when I started blogging and I was just a fledgling, I saw all kinds of awards being given back and forth and I longed for the day when I would get one of those awards, when I would be part of the group. On the flip side, I'm constantly surprised when someone stumbles on my blog and is interested enough to leave a comment or even actually likes it. This is not my subtle way of getting compliments (though that's always nice), it's just that there's so many better writers out there, and I don't even consider myself a writer.
Side bar – Actually, I find my writing pretty funny, but I know what I'm thinking, what I mean, and where the inflections go. In fact, Dave called me up a while ago and when he asked what I was doing I said I was re-reading one of my posts and it was pretty stinkin' funny! I was cracking myself up just reading my own stuff!
I mention all of the above, again, not to elicit compliments, but rather because I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels this way. Surely there are other people who look at their stats and say, "_____ people visited ME today? Really?"
All of this to say, Melody at Melody's Reading Cornerhas more than flattered me by bestowing me with the BFF Gold Card Award. What makes this even better is that I LOVE HER BLOG TOO. And it came at a perfect time: when I was knee deep in invitation hell.
Let me just say that Melody's blog has the cutest polka dot wallpaper. I'm so jealous.
I'm going to pass this award on…I don't know how many, we'll just see where this goes. And I've done this in alphabetical order so there can be no guessing on who might be my favorite. 😀
Amy from A Park Avenue Princess
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But really, I love you all! I love you, man!
Softdrink even mentioned me for this:
I'm giving this to each and every person who has ever left a comment on my blog. You probably don't even know how much the comments mean to me, and those comments make my day. Sad, but true.
Go ahead and pass these buttons on to another worthy blogger! And if you do, come back and leave a comment that you've done just that. 😀
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This hotel is a little south of Florence but close enough to take a bus to the center of Florence. The bus ride was 1.20 Euros and took about 30 minutes, The trick is getting from the bus stop back to the hotel safely. You can see the hotel but getting there requires crossing a busy road. and walking along another busy road back to the hotel. Like most European hotel the rooms a smaller than in the US and the amenities fewer. However the staff was friendly and helpful. Since this was a hotel used by many tour groups it was very busy and catching the elevator was a problem many times. The rooms are nice and the beds are comfortable. The bathroom was one of the better ones on our trip. The food was OK. Internet access was expensive 12 Euros for 24 hours.
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To unite all in Christ through Word, Sacrament, and Service to Parish and Community. We are an ecumenical community chartered and supported by the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond. Take some time to learn how Holy Apostles came into being following an after dinner conversation between Bishop Walter F. Sullivan of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond and his friend, Bishop David S. Rose of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia in 1977.Read more
About Us
We are an intimate and close knit family who welcome like minded individuals to join us. While we pursue our unique ministry of ecumenism, we are ever-mindful, and observant of our respective traditions. Due to current constraints, we hold two services weekly with most families attending both. There is a nursery and Children's Liturgy to cater to younger members. We are grateful for the richness of our respective faith traditions and welcome Christians of all denominations to celebrate in Christ with us.Like us on Facebook
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We do adult and baby diaper drives. Provide Christmas for EdMarc Families. Sales of African goods help building wells in Africa. InterFaithPrayerGroup-formerly CUMLEGO (Catholic, United Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopal, and Greek Orthodox) Dialog. Interfaith Meditation. Hold dream understanding sessions. Feeding at the Winter Homeless Shelter. Zumba on Tuesday.
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Built By Science: Arms
Killer arms make a good physique great. Look under the hood of your biceps and triceps and learn the best exercises for maximum muscle growth.
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Chances are, the very first time you stepped in a gym, you went straight through an arms workout. Guys and girls alike want a killer set of arms because they're one of the most impressive and visible muscle groups on your body. There's a reason you can't walk into a gym without seeing at least one person doing biceps curls.
You might want great arms, but you might not be getting the most from your arms training. It's time to train your biceps and triceps harder and smarter. I'm going to teach you how little things like muscular attachment points, different grips, and specific positions can make a profound difference on your results.
Built By Science Arms
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Muscular Anatomy
To train your arms effectively and efficiently, you need to understand how they're put together. Here's what you need to know about the muscles in your arms.
Anterior Arms
To train the front of your arms and build a set of baseball biceps, you need to focus on three specific muscles: the biceps brachii, the brachialis, and the brachioradialis. The differences in these muscles are important to note.
Biceps Brachii
Biceps means "two heads." You have two heads to your biceps muscles: the short head, which originates at the front of your scapula and inserts at top of the radius (the forearm bone that ends near your thumb) and the long head, which also originates at the scapula but takes a longer route to insert on your radius.
The brachialis runs from the midpoint of your humerus, your upper-arm bone, to your ulna (the forearm bone that ends near your pinky finger). Because the brachialis does not insert on the radius, it does not help pronate or supinate your arm. The main role of the brachialis is to help flex the elbow joint.
Your brachioradialis is a long forearm muscle. It originates on the humerus and attaches at the end of the radial bone.
Posterior Arms
Most people are focused on their biceps because they pop in the mirror, but your triceps brachii are arguably up to 75 percent of your upper arm, so it's important to give them just as much attention. Triceps means "three heads." To get that horseshoe shape, you need to hammer each head of your triceps.
Lateral Head
The lateral head of your triceps originates on the upper humerus and attaches at your elbow, or what's known as the olecranon process.
Medial Head
The medial head starts on the back side of the humerus and attaches to your elbow.
Long Head
The long head is a little different from the other triceps heads. The long head runs from your scapula and attaches at your elbow. Because it attaches on the scapula, you can move the arm and shoulder to isolate it, which I'll discuss in more detail below.
Skeletal Anatomy
Bones and joints play a critical role in how your arms are able to move. Understanding how your bones and joints work will help you tweak exercises and target specific muscles.
Anterior Arms
Two key joints influence your biceps training. The position of these joints can alter which muscles are being trained.
Shoulder Joint
The shoulder joint, also called the glenohumeral joint, is important to training your arms because the long head of your biceps brachii crosses it.
Elbow Joint
The elbow joint, or what's called your radialulnar joint, is important because the rotation of your arm impacts which muscle you target. Moreover, to train your biceps, you must flex your elbow joint.
Posterior Arms
The same joints and bones are important to your triceps training, but for different reasons.
Shoulder Joint
The shoulder joint is important in training your triceps because of your triceps long head. To isolate the long head, you have to elevate your arm overhead.
Elbow Joint
Elbow extension, or the straightening of the elbow joint, is relevant to almost every single triceps move. Push-downs, kick-backs, and compound exercises like the close-grip bench press all require elbow extension.
Arms Vocabulary
Pronation: Rotational movement of the arm so that the palm faces down.
Supination: Rotational movement of the arm so that the palm faces up.
Muscle Function
Up to this point, we've covered muscles, bones, and joints involved in arm training. Let's take it a step further and look at how all of those aspects work together to move your body. As you begin to understand different shoulder and elbow positions, you'll learn how to maximize your arm growth and you'll get more out of your arms training.
Anterior Arms
Supinated Grip
The biceps brachii are important because they help create flexion and supination. To hit your biceps most effectively, use a supinated grip.
Neutral Grip
As soon as you go into a neutral grip, like a hammer curl, you have a direct line of pull and will maximize development of brachialis.
Pronated Grip
If you go into a fully pronated grip, you lose the mechanical advantage of your biceps. That's important because, in this position, you have a direct line of pull to your brachioradialis. So when you're doing a reverse curl, you're really going to isolate the brachioradialis.
Supinated,Neutral, and pronated Grip
Posterior Arms
Elbow Extension
When you go from a flexed to an extended elbow position, you're working all three heads of the triceps equally.
Overhead Elbow Extension
As soon as you move the weight over your head, you start to preferentially recruit the long head of your triceps.
Key Exercises
This is where the rubber hits the road. These are the key exercises you'll need to carve a solid set of arms. The video might make look these exercises look easy, but it's important to note that the intensity of your training matters. You have to crank it up if you want to maximize your arm development.
Anterior Arms
Add these biceps-enhancing movements to your training arsenal.
EXERCISE 1 EZ-Bar Biceps Curl
I like using the EZ-bar better than a barbell because it's slightly more forgiving. Many people aren't quite symmetrical between their elbows and between their shoulders. A barbell tethers your shoulders together and can give those people issues. EZ-bars are easier to use and more shoulder and elbow friendly.
To get the most out of your EZ-bar curl, keep your abs and glutes tight. Those contracted muscles will help you move more weight and will protect your lower back. Fully extend at the bottom of the movement and squeeze at the top. Use a supinated grip to work those biceps hard.
EXERCISE 2 Reverse-Grip EZ-bar Preacher Curl
For this movement, we'll use a pronated grip so the biceps are inefficient and we work the brachioradialis. Keep your elbows pinned to the pad and a neutral alignment in your wrist. Contract at the peak of the movement and be sure to get a full extension. We're looking for a full range of motion.
This exercise offers more isolation than a barbell curl, so you won't be able to lift as much weight as you would doing a regular EZ-bar curl. Put this movement at the end of your workout—it's icing on your training cake.
This move is great for forearm development. Rather than using grip-specialization exercises, this exercise works your upper and lower arms in one movement.
EXERCISE 3 Seated Hammer Curl
This movement will help you hit the brachialis. Keep your hands in a neutral grip, with your palms facing each other. If you want to tweak this lift, add a little supinated twist at the top to recruit your biceps brachii. Keep your abs tight to protect your back and prevent yourself from cheating.
Posterior Arms
Don't leave your triceps hanging! Add these movements to hit all three heads of your triceps with intensity and efficiency.
EXERCISE 1 Close-Grip Bench Press
In my opinion, there's no better movement for triceps training than the close-grip bench press. Some of you might think that, because we're dealing with a bench press, this is a chest exercise. That's true, but you're still getting a ton of elbow extension, which is going to help build big triceps.
Take a shoulder-width grip on the bar. If you get too narrow, you'll put too much strain and torque on your wrist at the bottom. Turn your knuckles up for neutral wrist alignment. Pull the bar down to your chest while keeping your elbows close and tight to your body. Finish with your knuckles up.
A lot of people think that doing arm exercises means isolated, single-joint movements. But this big, compound movement allows you to overload your muscles. You'll get help from your chest, and those big joints help you push serious weight to develop larger and stronger muscles.
EXERCISE 2 Dumbbell Overhead Triceps Extension
Putting your arms over your head isolates the long head of the triceps. This is a simple movement but remember to keep the abs tight and concentrate on stretching into a full range of motion. Your elbows should stay up.
Dumbbell Overhead Triceps Extension
Better Arms, Built By Science
Building great arms is more than just a combination of isolation exercises at the end of a workout. If you want good arms, push yourself when you hit your compound movements.
Don't forget, you build your arms virtually all day. Your biceps and triceps are used on movements like the pull-up and the bench press. Those back, chest, and shoulder days will indirectly help develop your arms.
The addition of an arms-isolation day that includes the above exercises will help supercharge your arms development.
Follow the Built By Science Program
Look for the exercises and techniques discussed above in the weekly arms workouts of the six-week Built by Science program. Watch all the overview videos before attacking the gym. Remember, you need to combine mind and muscle to build your best possible body.


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In life, inspiration comes in many forms. At times it is shrouded in beauty, but at other times disguised in pain, loss and darkness. It's easy to inspire oneself with beauty, but much harder to do so in the face of adversity. In the latter situations, I find that in attempting to capture my feelings and visions in words and photos; I could make some sense out of these experiences and turn whatever seemed unbearable at the time into wisdom and in turn inspiration for change and gratitude.
In this volume is a collection of my own photos – some paired with poems and quotes from well-known authors and poets whom I love, some with my own poems, and writings. I write in both English and Thai languages – whichever struck my fancy at the time. Some poems are translated, some left in original form.
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6×9 in, 15×23 cm
120 Pages
- Publish Date Mar 04, 2014
- Language English
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Life's greatest gifts are sometimes right in front of our eyes
Here's a simple parable of a terribly, tragically sad man. It's only a story but it could be true.
Read it to discover if you recognise the man.
Once there was a happy little boy who said to God one day, "O God, I want to live in a big house with a big porch, two Saint Bernards and a garden in the back. I want to marry a woman who is tall and very beautiful and kind, with long, black hair and blue eyes, and who plays the guitar and sing in a clear, high voice.
I want three strong sons to play football with. When they grow up, one will be a great scientist, one will be a senator and the youngest will quarter-back the Packers.
I want to sail vast oceans and climb the highest mountains. I want to drive a red Ferrari and never have to pick up after myself."
God said, "That sounds like a nice dream. I want you to be happy."
But one day, the boy hurt his knee playing football – his dream of being an adventurer was over. So he studied marketing and started a medical supply business. He met a pretty woman at school, who was very warm and kind.
She wasn't glamorous, she wasn't a musician, but she was a wonderful cook and a talented artist. Because of his work, they lived in the city, in a downtown apartment.
A small balcony served as the "big porch"; all they had room for was a fluffy cat. They had three daughters (not sons); the loveliest of the three had to use a wheelchair. He made enough money for his family to live comfortably, but he didn't drive a red Ferrari – and with three daughters, he spent a lot of time picking things up.
Then, one morning, he woke up very sad.
He confided to a friend his disappointment that his wife was not the beautiful, glamorous musician he had dreamed of. His friend tried to reassure him that his wife was kind and generous. But the man wasn't listening.
He shared with his wife his disappointment with their apartment instead of the big house he had dreamed of. She reminded him of the comfortable, happy home they had made for their family. But the man wasn't listening.
He confessed to a priest that he had dreamed of having three strong sons. The priest said that he had been blessed with three beautiful, intelligent and gracious daughters. But the man wasn't listening.
He went to see a therapist and went on about how he dreamed of being a great adventurer and driving a Ferrari and not having to pick up after himself. The therapist pointed out that the medical supplies he sold saved many lives. But the man wasn't
listening. The therapist charged him $200 and sent him home.
He was so sad that he became very sick. Late one night, alone in his hospital room, the man said to God, "Remember when I was a boy and I told you what I wanted?"
"It was a lovely dream," God said.
"Why didn't you give me those things?"
"I could have," God replied, "but I wanted to surprise you with things you didn't dream of.
"Your life is one of the best packages I've put together."
"Yes," interrupted the man. "But I thought you were going to give me what I wanted."
"And I thought you were going to give me what I wanted," God said. "To be happy with what I had given you."
And that night the terribly, tragically sad man began to dream a new dream. And he became very happy.
Adapted from Signs of the Times, by Loren Seibold, and used in 'Connections'.