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4837 Wildrose Ct
Kennesaw, GA 30152
Beds: 5
Baths: 4
Sq. Ft.: 3,952
Listing #8205856
Renovations are complete! Stunning brick home on a full finished basement! New paint. New Carpet. New Appliances. 5 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. 2 story family room has a stack stone fireplace. Separate living room and separate dining room. Kitchen includes granite countertops, tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances. A bedroom and full bath are on the main. Master Suite upstairs includes his and hers closets and a beautiful master bath. Full finished basement includes a family room, full bath, and 3 more rooms. 3 car side entry garage. This is a Fannie Mae Property.
Property Features
Location Information
County: Cobb
MLS Area: COBB - 74
Subdivision: Hedgerose
Directions: From Kennesaw, North on Hwy 41, South on Mars Hill Rd, left on Stilesboro Rd, right into subdivision on Rosehedge Way, left on Wildrose Ct, house on right.
Interior Features
Approximate Size (Sq. Ft.): 3, 952
Square Feet Source: Public Record
Rooms: Bonus Room, DR - Separate, Family Room, LR Separate, Split Bedroom Plan
Interior: Cable In Street, Cable TV Connections, Ceilings - Trey, Ceilings 9 Ft Plus, Double Vanity, Foyer - 2 Story, Foyer - Entrance, Garden Tub, Hardwood Floors, Pulldown Attic Stairs, Recently Renovated, Separate Shower, Tile Bath, Tile Floors, Walk-in Closet, Carpet
Kitchen Description: Breakfast Area, Breakfast Bar, Solid Surface Counters
Amenities: Neighborhood Association, Pool, Street Lights, Tennis Courts, Underground Utilities
Has Fireplace: yes
Number of Fireplaces: 1
Fireplace Description: Factory Built, Gas Starter
Heating: Gas, Central, Forced Air
Cooling: Electric, Ceiling Fan, Central
Laundry: Room
Additional Equipment: Dishwasher, Double Oven, Garbage Disposal, Icemaker Line, Microwave - Built In, Oven - Wall, Range/Oven, Alarm - Burglar, Alarm - Smoke/Fire
Basement Description: Bath Finished, Daylight, Finished Rooms, Full
Has Full Basement: yes
Exterior Features
Style: Traditional
Stories: 2 Stories
Construction: Brick 3 Sided, Wood Siding
Exterior: Deck/Patio
Roof: Composition
Water / Sewer: Low Flow Fixtures, Public Water, Sewer In Street
Parking Description: 3 Car Or More, Auto Garage Door, Garage, Side/Rear Entrance
Has Garage: yes
Has a Pool: yes
Lot Description: Corner, Private Backyard, Wooded
Lot Size: 1/3 - 1/2 Acre
Lot Size in Acres: 0.39
Dimensions: 0.39 Acre
Energy Features: Double Pane/Thermo, Insulation-ceiling, Insulation-floor, Programmable Thermostat, Water Heater-gas
Water Body: None
Elementary School: Frey
Jr. High School: Durham
High School: Harrison
Additional Information
Property Type: SFR
Property SubType: Single Family Detached
Year Built: 2006
Status: Active
Is a Foreclosure: yes
HOA Fee: 625
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What to Know Before Starting Paleo
So you're thinking about starting a Paleo diet. After all, why else would you be reading this article? But where to begin? Let's start with a simple definition:
Pa·le·o di·et
1. a diet based on the types of foods presumed to have been eaten by early humans, consisting chiefly of meat, fish, vegetables, and fruit, and excluding dairy or grain products and processed food.
Now that we've defined the term, here are a few good-to-know tips that will help you on your journey to a healthier, more energetic lifestyle.
First, the tough part. Giving up cheese! Giving up cheese is going to be the worst part of your new lifestyle. Not being able to have a late night pizza after a long day or a fun night will feel like the ultimate struggle. So how will you get through it? Prep, prep, prep!
Make sure you have paleo friendly food readily available for you throughout the day. There is nothing worse than feeling like you are starving and then having to go out to lunch with your coworkers or family. A Five Guys burger and fries always sounds like a good idea at the moment. But if you prepare in advance, it's much easier to make the right decision.
So before you start your paleo lifestyle, go ahead and look at the menus of places you typically go out to eat with friends, family or coworkers. Look for your paleo options. Having a strategy for navigating these social situations will increase your likelihood of sticking with your new found lifestyle. Maybe compile a list of emergency places and food options for when you really don't feel like meal prepping. For example, look up your paleo fast food options at Chipotle.
I suggest starting your paleo journey with a trip to the grocery store after a large meal. Look for things that are on the paleo list and buy things that appeal to you. Don't go overboard and buy a lot of foods you have never tried. Leave the rhubarb alone for now and add some veggies you already eat. Buy lots of foods with proteins and fats. This will be your main energy source.
While you're perusing the grocery store, don't be scared of fats! Since you body is going to be cutting out the sugars, you will be getting the majority of your energy from proteins and fats. This will include meats and nuts. These will be the main source of energy so buy the stuff you like. When it is 2am and you get a craving for something, hopefully you have planned out some foods that sounds appealing. Believe me, cooking salmon at 2 in the morning is not the most convenient way to stay paleo. The more you prep, the less likely you are to relapse, or feel constricted by the diet.
Now, you've gone to the grocery store, loaded up on healthy proteins and fats, and you're ready to begin. Great job!
Here is what you can expect your mind and body to feel like in your first week of going paleo.
You may experience fatigue and low energy, maybe even mood swings. This is happening because you are switching from getting your energy from higher glycemic foods (think sugars) to a lower glycemic food bases (think veggies, proteins, fats). So basically your body is going to be craving sugars and sweets because that is what you have been getting your "fix" from.
Take heart and don't give up.
It's important to keep in mind that no matter what changes you make to your diet, your body will always have to make adjustments to absorb and metabolize the energy you are putting into it. Your body is going to find a new way to get energy from the new nutrient source. Depending on the severity of changes, this process can take a few days or a few months. For the paleo lifestyle, the typical adjustment period is 3-8 days. In this period, your body is starting to cleanse itself of the toxic foods and drinks you have been eating and adjust to a clean more wholesome source of energy.
Think about it this way: you have been taking it easy on your body. You have been feeding it simple easy things like breads and sugar filled foods. These things are easy for your body to breakdown and turn into energy. Soon your body is going to have to adjust and work a little bit harder to extract its energy from a variety of complex, more nutritious sources. Once your body gets use to this new energy sources, it will become easy for your body to absorb and output energy. It will feel efficient and fantastic. No more cravings and a new clarity.
Also keep in mind that your palate will start to change over time. With less simple sugars in your diet, you will start to taste things in new and different ways. It's amazing what cucumbers will taste like to you a month into the process.
Finally, you need to know that making mistakes part of the process.
The key is to not be too hard or rigid on yourself. View yourself with compassion and ambition. Remember why you started paleo in the first place. Think of the happier, more energetic life you will have. When you do slip up and forget to ask for no sour cream, brush it off and move on. Dont dwell on the mistake or use it as an excuse to go off the rails. Acknowledge the moment and keep stepping forward.
This is an exciting time for you. Soon you will feel the best you ever have. More energy, mentally sharper, less lethargic and a great zest for life. I'm excited for you!

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Seeing is believing, and what I have to point out you will definitely make you a believer— a believer in your capability to make lovely and useful items out of glass jars. The day-long occasion shall be held at the West Windsor Arts Center and include the event of civically useful initiatives in addition to free workshops on how you can make circuits on paper and 3D printing demonstrations. Styles taught at MMA faculties (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Wrestling, Boxing, and so forth) are conventional martial arts types or derived from traditional martial arts. These coloured papers can be utilized as a base for craft actions or you possibly can fold, or rip and lower them apart to make the ingredients for many rainbow arts and crafts. During 2016, the Connect the Dots sequence is exploring creative placemaking, the observe of integrating arts and culture into the fabric of a area, town, or metropolis block. The kids all worked actually laborious to make their four hours (for CE) and eight and a half hours (for the workshops) rely. Lovely ideas and crafts for Christmas, enjoyed my visit from this colorful web page of Christmas crafts.
Since I knew I was going to have a large number of company, I bought crafts that the youngsters might do with out much help together with Magic Scratch Bookmarks, Magic Scratch Glasses, Design Your Own Visor and Artist Cups. Reflecting on these projects I even have expanded on quite a few themes that correspond to the event of curriculum for inexperienced neighborhood arts training applications. Well that's true so far as doing things to get your self out in public such as you do by doing arts and crafts festivals. Turnaround Arts is saying another growth, this time reaching two new communities and 19 new colleges.
If academics don't do the seminar setting" on daily basis, it makes it more fun when you inform the children to, Circle up." Turn it right into a fun, learning time for college kids by making it special. Games led into lunch time (shout out to Vanguard for the good food), which shortly passed and become our arts workshops! Imagine all of the distinctive cats you should have when the children are completed painting them.
If something comes between you and your relationship with Christ, you could do away with it. Some people who I know have been unable to separate their fighting arts from dangerous issues. Creative Expressions and our Arts Workshops, making ready for this evening's mum or dad presentation. If you need to do this Reptile Relief undertaking, you'll find footage of the children in school working on their art, and directions for the venture, Reptile Camouflage, by going the 4th Grade Projects Gallery at Kids & Glitter.
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This tasty tuna salad gets its flavor and creaminess from sour cream and hot sauce instead of mayonnaise. I don't like using store-bought mayo in recipes – it's based on unhealthy vegetable oils and often full of additives and preservatives.
Tuna Salad
Prep and Cool time
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Author: Vered DeLeeuw
Recipe type: Lunch, Gluten-Free, Low-Carb, Primal
Yield: 1 serving
- 1 (5-oz) can tuna in water, well-drained and flaked with a fork
- ¼ cup full-fat sour cream
- 1 teaspoon hot sauce
- ¼ teaspoon kosher salt
- ¼ teaspoon black pepper
- ¼ cup chopped cilantro or parsley
- Use a fork or a small spatula to mix everything together in a small bowl. Stuff inside a bell pepper or a large tomato, or serve in a lettuce wrap.
Nutrition Per Serving
Calories: 303; Fat: 12g; Carbohydrates: 3g; Sugar: 0g; Sodium: 884mg; Fiber: 0g; Protein: 46g


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This position will appeal to a highly competitive, results oriented individual who aspires to advance their career in construction by accepting a key role in the development of our company's project management/estimating team.
Hipperson Construction requires a Senior Estimator to join our construction team and contribute to the continued growth of the company. Reporting to the President, this position involves estimating commercial, industrial and civil construction ranging in size from $500,000 to multi-million dollar values. Types of projects include pre-engineered steel building design builds, commercial renovations, and new building construction. The Senior Estimator will be responsible for the timely and accurate completion of tenders from initiation through to tender closing.
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The Persian Carpet provides comprehensive oriental rug services and more to the Raleigh, NC area. Our friendly and professional staff has 150 years of combined expertise in oriental rugs and will walk you through the entire rug-buying process in order to ensure that you not only find a unique product that fits your decór needs, but that you are well-education about your purchase. We even carry our own brands of rugs, Arts & Crafts and Southwest Looms. We're the experts when it comes to rugs throughout North Carolina –– even nationwide.
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Blue sapphires embedded in brass on brass cuff.
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Length 1 2/8 in
Width 1 5/8 in
Diameter 2 4/8 in
This piece is handmade-to-order, please allow 1 - 2 weeks to ship unless this piece is in stock. Each piece will vary slightly due to the uniqueness of the stones. All metal is nickel free.


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Enhance your home with this showpiece of Bull. This art is known as Dhokra Art. Dhokra is the name given to metal cast object in brass or bell metal, made across central and eastern India. Dhokra is made by "Lost Wax Process" which is one of the oldest metal casting techniques known to human civilization. This techniques requires a mould to be broken everytime to extract the dhokra product, hence each product is exclusive in design and size. We at Sabras Industries present a decent collection of showpiece figurine for home decor.
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Have you ever done something nice for a complete stranger for no reason at all? That's a random act of kindness! We do random acts of kindness everywhere we go because we love helping people.
Have you heard of "paying it forward"? You know, where I help someone who then helps someone who helps someone who needed a miracle… The concept where one person touches hundreds of lives? We want that, we want it every day, and we want it now! Imagine the subtle changes in the lives of others 1 person can create, and now imagine that on a grander scale, I mean BIG… What if everyone did a random act of kindness every day? What would be noticeably different in society? These are questions that we want answers to, don't you?
We became RAKStars because we know how to show some love, and we figured maybe you do too… A few bright Stars in the world to brighten someone's day may just be enough to ignite the lights in all of us. That's why we say we're not just a company, we're a movement, join us.


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Monday, May 3, 2010
April Showers Bring May Flowers....
I can't think of a better model than Penny for my little hair accessory adventure I am on right now. Flower in a bob? Hello! How classic yet sexy is that?
Happy Spring everyone. I hope these pics bring you a smile....
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Courtney King-Dye Medical Fund
As many of you know, Courtney King-Dye was in a terrible accident on March 3rd while schooling one of her horses and suffered a very serious head trauma. After being in a coma for many weeks, Courtney was released to a rehab center, where she is making progress day by day.
For those of you that do not know Courtney's history, following are just a few of her accomplishments: In 2000, she was named to the USET Olympic Long List and in 2004 was named to the USEF High Performance Developing Riders List. Courtney is a United States Dressage Federation (USDF) Gold Medalist and a USDF Certified Instructor through Fourth Level. In August 2008, Courtney represented the USA at the Olympic Games in Hong Kong on Harmony's Mythilus. Courtney is based at Bel Air Farm in Millbrook, New York.
Courtney still has a long journey ahead of her, and I am writing to you all in an effort to raise awareness for "The Courtney King-Dye Medical Fund." One of Courtney's sponsors, SUCCEED Digestive Condition Program, has started an eBay store in order to raise money for the cause. Also, if you would like to make a donation to the store, please e-mail Lyndsey at, email@example.com. 100% of the proceeds go to support Courtney (after eBay charges). I personally purchased one of the "Strap One On" t-shirts and LOVE IT! As a matter of fact, it's the same fabric as the Riding Couture tissue tees, so if you are a RC t-shirt fan, you will want one for sure!
Courtney's friend, Suzanne, put together a wonderful video called Suddenly I See , please take a minute to watch the video and think about Courtney and even say a prayer.
Life is precious and accidents can happen so fast...Please wear a helmet.
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Spring Feet
I thought I'd share this pic of my boy, Inca Gold, that I took last summer; it just makes me smile, feel bright, cheerful and happy, it makes me think of spring and how beautiful it will be when the grass turns green, the flowers bloom and the birds chirp....
Happy Spring, Everyone!
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Monday, April 5, 2010
Work in Progress
I've been working on this little number. It has two beautiful rhinestone flowers as the detail, and they are so feminine and delicate. This is not the best pic, as I took it with my Blackberry, but hey, just wanted to share the process with everyone.
Hope you like!
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
Duchess Stock Pins
Horse show season is upon us and it's time to invest in a fresh and exciting Duchess stock pin to add a little elegance to your show outfit. New stock tie? We can add one of those to your basket as well!
Duchess Stock Pin - $19
These beautiful pins are also gorgeous on your flip flops, baseball caps, barets, jacket lapels, hair bows....just to name a few options! Looking for a cute little gift for that little princess in your life? Look no further!!!
Happy Trails!
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Saints or Colts?
Are you a Colts fan or a Saints fan? Either choice, Riding Couture has got you covered! Get the fleur or the colt on a baseball cap as well! Get your sparkle on, People!
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
The Fluer
The Fleur....fabricated of only the best satin and Riding Couture's signature fleur-de-lis buttons. This stock tie is classic in style, rich in detail and absolutely elegant to behold. The Fleur is among the chicest of ties and will never run short of style.
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Sunday, January 17, 2010
"Thee" Season is upon us.....Stock Tie Season!
As show season sneaks up on us, you begin to ask yourself, My Gosh, where will I ever get a unique, elegant, fashionable, conservative yet slightly edgy stock tie that will stand out above and beyond the rest? Let me help you! Place your mouse on this link and journey into the world of the "creme de la creme," the highest level stock tie on the market today... http://www.ridingcouture.com/stockties.html
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Indirect Fired Thermal Desorption Systems
Indirect fired thermal desorption systems are comprised of two general categories: Continuous feed and batch type. Although some designs utilize electrical resistance heating, most use a petroleum fired heat source. These systems are constructed in such a way that the flame and its products of combustion are unable to come in contact with the soil or the vaporized contaminants.
Continuous Feed Indirect Fired Thermal Desorbers
Most continuous feed systems utilize an externally heated rotating cylinder as the desorber, where heat is conducted through the cylinder wall and into the soil on the other side. Treatment capacities generally range from 4 to 25 tons per hour for transportable units. The second most common design consists of a jacketed screw conveyor where heat transfer fluids are pumped through the device and indirectly heat the conveyed material. These systems have been most successful in removing petroleum hydrocarbons from solids at capacities up to approximately 4 tons per hour.
Batch Type Indirect Fired Thermal Desorbers
There are two basic variations of batch processors: Mixing and static. One benefit of a batch unit is that the processing retention time can be infinitely adjusted as needed to meet the treatment criteria. Otherwise, these units typically produce lower treatment capacities compared to continuous feed systems.
Mixing type units generally consist of a sealed rotating drum enclosed within an insulated furnace jacket. Internals of these drums contain paddles that provide additional mixing during rotation. These desorbers also typically operate under a vacuum which increases the volatility of the compounds being vaporized. These systems can be applied to most any waste profile including mercury and radioactive material.
Static desorbers are usually of rectangular construction and heat the contaminated media via direct steam contact, or infrared heaters. Direct contact steam units provide a stripping, or washing effect that aids in treatment performance, but are limited to treatment temperatures of 212°F unless super heating is employed. These units are best suited for media contaminated with low boiling point compounds such as chlorinated solvents. Typical steam unit batch durations range from 1 to 3 hours. Infrared systems can achieve higher treatment temperatures and be applied to higher boiling point contaminants, but generally rely more on conduction rather than convective heat transfer. These units can require batch times of up to 24 or 48 hours in order to achieve treatment goals.


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Nothing hotter than the Kappa Nut Eco Friendly Wewood Wood Watch!
Did you ever think you would have a watch made from Wood? Have we gone back in time? Nope this is the latest trend, Eco-friendly fashion. The world is precious and it's time to do whatever a person can do to protect it. These products are made with the environmentally conscious mindset, the idea is to protect the environment by using reclaimed materials, wood from pre-existing fabrications and wood that died/toppled over from natural causes, the wood is then turned it into something fancy and elegant like a Wood Watch or perhaps pair of wood sunglasses to block out those ultraviolet rays.
For every product purchased at Wewood, they plant a tree to give back to the environment. This helps replenish our forests and keep us around this beautiful earth longer.
The Kappa Nut Watch is made from a beautiful 100% natural walnut, hypoallergenic and toxin-free. The watch is a piece of art, the detail from the dial to the shape and detail in the carving this watch is by far the most sought after wood watch this year.
Here are some of the specifications in case you want them:
• 100% Natural Wood
• Hypo-allergenic
• Completely free of toxic chemicals
• Premium • 100% Natural Wood
• Hypo-allergenic
• Completely free of toxic chemicals
• Premium Multi-function Miyota movement
• Hardened, scratch-proof mineral glass
• Adjustable to fit any wrist
Wewood goal is to help restore Mother Nature, one watch at a time, by planting a tree for every Wewood purchased. Since 2011, WEWOOD has planted 300,000 trees with its partners and sets challenging targets for 2015 and beyond. Keeping forests healthy and happy keeps us healthy and happy, we like to keep our reminder on our wrist.
I know you're thinking wood watch, yeah right! There's no way a wood watch would last for over a week. This is far from the truth. We have customers who have been wearing their Wewood watch for multiple years and it's still going strong. The watches are durable and can standup to everyday wear. Wewood watches are more of a fashionable watch, feel free to wear everyday but if you want the product to last long I don't recommend swimming with it as it's not water proof. Like anything if you take care of your accessories they last.


text: A storage shed project shouldn't be stressful or full of hassles. On the contrary, it should be interesting and fun. There are many designs to choose from and you can even customize your own shed. Plus, it's nice to coordinate it with the existing layout of your home and garden for added aesthetic appeal. It's also important to make sure that you build a shed that would correspond to your desired dimensions, especially considering the amount of additional storage space you need. Hence, for these reasons, you should think of a few things first before going out and buying your shed plans and storage shed kits. One would be being sure about the specifications of your storage shed. Don't go wasting your precious dollars in purchasing shed plans with the wrong dimensions. Decide first on how big or small you'd want your shed to be so you can get the correct dimensions. Next step would be to pick the materials for your shed. Remember that not all materials may work with the dominant weather or climate in your area and that may set you back on a lot when it comes to maintenance costs. The more common materials are wood, plastic, vinyl, and metal. But some sheds are built in combination of these materials and some others. Metal storage sheds are usually built in combination with other materials like wood, tile, coated vinyl, and high-grade plastic. Last, think also of how the construction would go along for your shed. Would you require help in building it or is it indeed a strictly do-it-yourself project? Would you need to purchase additional equipment or is it possible to borrow from a friend? These would help you save time and money but more importantly, you would be able to build a storage shed in an enjoyable manner with great results.


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Category Archives: Fiction Writing
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The Big Picture
I've been on fire re-writing chapter after chapter. Character conflict and resolution, a story arch, new character insights, and fixing how to advance the story without giving away the end. I was seeing the light at the end of the tunnel with a current goal of March for a potential release of Nine-Mile Bridge. I'm going to do this! Continue reading
Loose ends- and a Contest! — Heir of Nostalgia
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Hi and welcome to my blog…
I am Maartje van Caspel, photographer, designer, aspiring vector artist and lover of tinkering.
On this Blog I am planning to share all the different things I do:
Sometimes I will just show new and nice projects, sometimes I will do it more tutorial-style and hopefully teach you a thing or two.
I will also offer freebies, like textures and brushes and simple vector shapes, that fit the projects I have written about.
A bit about my background: I studied (old school.) photography at the Royal Academy of Arts in The Hague. In my last year I also started doing graphic design at the same academy in the evenings.
After that, I started an intern ship at Metadesign in Berlin, and kept working there for two years. I mainly did book- and magazine covers for Springer and larger Corporate design projects (Boehringer/ Volkswagen) there.
We went back to Holland, where I worked at Teldesign for a while, but 'soon' after, we started our family, and I made webdesign my main/partime job.
I did this on a freelance basis, but also had two jobs at companies that made big CMS for their clients in Lotus Notes. I was the 'asset' maker there, and did everything that was 'visual'.
At some point I started a greenscreen event photography business with my father (it was called van Caspel & Vdr ) for which we needed backgrounds and so we discovered istockphoto.com (back in 2002/2003)
That is how my stock photography career started. I am still doing it, with lots of fun and passion. (but sadly not with the financial rewards anymore…)
I have portfolios also at Getty Images & Westend61.de (only RM there)
Anyway, here is to new times and new ways! Lets have some fun and never hesitate to ask me questions, if ever you do not understand something.
And also not unimportant, I am taking on all sorts of assignments, small, big, challenging or simple, bring it on!


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A professor once told me that the older you get, the less you like being in the rain. My Mother-In-Law told me that the older
Month: June 2008
Graduation Thoughts
Sometimes in my job I end up doing something I don't normally get to do. Today's unique task? I'm running sound for an elementary school
More on Being an Early Adopter
Strange as it may be, I don't hold a grudge against the Apple Corporation. Some do, though; especially those who bought the iPhone upon its
New iPhone 3G
With the new iPhone 3G out, touting twice the speed at half the price, I am now classified as an "early adopter" with my iPhone
In the Loop
Stuff I find on the internets… Thirst for bottled water unleashes flood of environmental concern WonderWoman! Apple Watchers Salivate Over 3G iPhone Rumors These are


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Nanotube Tracking & Flaws become Perfections
by Nojh on Jan.26, 2009, under Articles, Science
Nanotubes Track Cellular Toxins
Technology Review Dec. 15, 2008
Researchers at MIT have found that
carbon nanotubes wrapped with a
small piece of DNA can serve as
highly sensitive biological sensors
for detecting single molecules in
living cells in real time, at a
sensitivity that far exceeds that of
fluorescent dyes, the standard tool
for molecular imaging. The sensors
could eventually be used to monitor…
Flawed nanotubes could be perfect
silicon replacement
New Scientist Tech Dec. 15, 2008
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
scientists have have discovered that
a circuit of nanotubes can only
guide a current if some of the tubes
carry structural defects. Carbon
nanotubes are better conductors than
silicon at transmitting charge,
which means nanotube circuits could
boost computing speeds while
reducing chip size. Structural


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Acequia Madre
The beauty and terror of desert life. Continue reading Acequia Madre
The beauty and terror of desert life. Continue reading Acequia Madre
How old are you? Do your parents know you do this? Continue reading Five Questions Everyone Asks a Stripper
The author visits an Eduardo Paolozzi exhibit. Continue reading Horizon of Expectations
Revolution is one thing to observe, but another to live through. Continue reading What is Possible
The abandoned city of Varosha reflects the power and the limits of human conflict. Continue reading Forbidden Zone
Marilyn Martin is our featured nonfiction writer for volume 5. We are proud to feature her latest essay in this issue, "Chameleons," about a road trip her father took her family on in the 1960s. An excerpt from the essay appears below: We had been driving forever. Outside my window, trees covered in Spanish moss flashed by. The last time I'd walked on solid ground was at a rest stop in South … Continue reading Interview with Marilyn Martin


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Hot Topics in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Penn plastic surgeon Paris D. Butler, MD, MPH, is interviewed by Matt Birnholz, MD, of ReachMD, about breast reconstruction following mastectomy for breast cancer.
Publish Date: 1/19/2017
Nipple Tattoos after a Mastectomy
Dr. Serletti reviews Penn's offering of nipple tattoos to breast cancer survivors after mastectomy to help their sense of femininity on the path to recovery.
Publish Date: 2/12/2016
Types of Breast Reconstruction following Mastectomy for Breast Cancer
Joseph M. Serletti, MD, FACS, Chief of the Division of Plastic Surgery, Penn Medicine, provides a brief summary of the most common procedures for breast reconstruction following mastectomy for breast cancer.
Publish Date: 2/9/2016
Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgery at Penn Medicine
Chief of Plastic Surgery Joseph M. Serletti, MD, and reconstructive microsurgeon Stephen J. Kovach,III, MD, discuss the practical benefits of microsurgery.
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Quitting Her Day Job? Does Skylar Diggins Want To Be A Full Time Model Now?
Skylar Diggins looked spectacular in her Sports Illustrated spread, but does this mean the WNBA baller wants to become a full-time model?
Don't worry Tulsa Shock fans, your star player isn't going anywhere. Although, Skylar told HipHollywood "it was so much fun" shooting with "SI", the Roc Nation signee is more focused on being a role model, not a runway model. "I'm just all about inspiring women of all fitness levels to go out and be in shape," the 5′ 9″ guard stated.


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Music: Playing music is one of the things that gives me energy for life! I've been lucky to have a lot wonderful musicians around since I was young, with their input I began playing guitar at 12. I played a lot of old folk and rock songs to start with, then pick up some blues and classical in my teens all of which I still mix together any which way I please read more
Design / Construction I've been working on Design/Build home remodeling projects since my late teens. In Colorado I had a construction business called "Top Shelf Construction" not long after moving to portland I started out on my own again. You can see some of the projects I've been involved with on at: www.collectiveconstructionpdx.com and check out my construction and design blog: The Portland Tradesman
Community Living I'm currently living in an urban intentional community house. We are currently 9 adults and 1 kids. We organized around the idea of wanting to reduce our impact on the planet through things like: bulk buying of ethically sourced foods, using space, physical resources and transportation collaboratively in an effort to minimize our square footage and per person resource demand. We have plans to buy a place where more of our food can be produced on site. We are also seeking to create a more satisfying and supportive social structure that allows us each to be who we are and spend as much of our time focusing on the activities and people that are important to us.
For me community works well because I'm the type of person that ends up being busy with a lot of focused projects and I sometimes run out of energy for creating the kind of social connection I want by the time I'm done with my projects. Having a built in group of people who I care about who I see on a regular basis even when I haven't had the energy to plan ahead to create social dates for myself has lead to me feeling more peaceful and less disconnected. We also have weekly gatherings at the house that provide me with a good base level of human interaction. Resource wise I use way less packed foods and to go containers from restaurants and stores. We get most of our food in bulk through distributers or local farms. I've found it's hard to organize efficiently as an individual to eat the way I like but as a group by purchasing in bulk and sharing the cooking I'm able to eat home cooked food made from simple well sourced ingredients with a minimum or packaging. We each spend a small amount of time preparing food and all get to eat well and cheaply through organizing as a group. Similarly other practical matters are easier as a group as a result of sharing the chores and expenses among more people. As a group we each have more tools and skills available to us than we would as an individual or smaller group.
Community Networking Much of my social life for a while has largely been connected in some way to a handful of community houses that exist here in portland. There's a lot of social overlap among the community houses but I've always felt like the communities would benefit from being more connected to each other in an organized way, both for practical and social reasons. This is part of what lead me and two of my housemates to start The Grapevine Network which is a project to help link Portland's intentional communities.


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Is acne getting you down? Are you downright depressed about the condition of your skin?
If you answered yes to these questions, you will be pleased to know that natural acne treatment does exist, and these secrets of nature can help you get rid of acne for good!
What is Acne?
Sebaceous glands are the glands in our skins that produce the fatty substance "sebum", which moisturizes the skin.
Acne vulgaris is an inflammatory skin condition that is caused when certain bacteria invade the glands on your skin.
This causes your immune system to react to the buildup of byproducts created by these bacteria.
Some studies suggest that lifestyle and diet can adversely affect our skins.
And that acne may also be exacerbated by the wrong choices of food, irregular dietary habits, sleeping patterns and even stress.
Acne can cause embarrassment and self-consciousness, and people who suffer from this skin condition tend to have a low self-esteem.
It can be very frustrating to face the world every day, if you are not content with your physical appearance.
With these simple natural remedies for acne, you can live the life you deserve, and show people what "the real you" looks like.
Natural Acne Treatment
When dealing with acne, you want to cover all the aspects that may have contributed to the state your skin is in. Think lifestyle, diet, and then consider any natural treatments that may benefit the health of your skin.
Healthy Lifestyle and Diet Choices
It is surprising how easily we tend to forget the basics of healthy living. Let's have a look at a few lifestyle tips that could possibly change your life and make those spots disappear.
1. Stress Less
Stress can make a huge contribution to the exacerbation of skin inflammation that goes along with acne development.
So, try some de-stressing exercises, and consider using herbal teas to reduce stress, like lemon balm and chamomile tea. It could prove to be you best natural acne treatment.
2. Eat Healthy Foods
Foods with a high glycemic load, high-fat content, and processed foods along with irregular eating habits have been shown to aggravate acne.
So opt for healthy food choices and eat small regular meals.
3. Sleep Well
When we are deprived of a good night's rest, the integrity of our skin is impaired, which makes it less resistant to environmental stress.
Healthy sleeping patterns also help regulate our hormonal rhythms.
It is widely suggested that we should sleep for at least 7-8 hours per day.
So make sure that you are relaxed when you go to bed, and try sleeping in a dark room with minimal distractions, as these may affect your sleep quality.
Is good sleep is a problem for you, try one of the home remedies for sleep deprivation.
We also wrote a list of tips to sleep better at night, that we encourage you to read.
The Best Acne Treatment That Nature Has to Offer
A little help from nature couldn't hurt, right? Many herbal remedies for acne, and vitamins and minerals, can assist your skin in repairing itself.
4. Supplements
These supplements can help fight the causes of your acne:
- Celery Seed and Stinging Nettle tinctures or teas help to detoxify the body.
A Milk Thistle tincture can be taken to detox the liver.
- Chaste Tree Berries (women) and Saw Palmetto (men) may help to restore hormonal harmony in the body.
- Chamomile Tea can be taken to relax the nervous system and reduce stress levels.
- Turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties that could greatly benefit the whole body (and the skin of course).
- Zinc is a mineral that is reputed to do wonders for skin covered with acne.
The following vitamins, instead, can give your skin a healthy boost:
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin E
The thing is that if you are healthy, and not deficient in essential nutrients, your skin should be healthy too.
Therefore: why not invest in a multi-vitamin that has the best of both the vitamin and mineral worlds?
5. Homemade Ointments
Certain essential oils are widely used to treat acne.
When using essential oils, it is very important to mix a few drops into a carrier oil like jojoba oil, or sweet almond oil, before applying it to the skin.
Try lavender and tea-tree essential oils for their antiseptic properties and try chamomile and geranium essential oils to give your skin an overall boost.
These oils can be applied to your skin daily, or you can add a few drops to your bath.
Say Goodbye to Bad Skin
Now that you are in on nature's secrets…
Relax, eat healthily, get some shuteye and stock up on those all-important herbal remedies and supplements.
With these natural acne treatments, bad skin can become just a bad memory!


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Indian-Spiced Chickpeas and Red Peppers
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Recipe by evelynathens
I love the Indian way with spices. This dish is not only deliciously good for you.
Top Review by jordanrinke
This turned out really good, not as spicy as I was expecting but it worked really well. When I first tried a spoonfull it tasted a bit bland, I got side tracked and came back an hour later... huge difference, def needs a little time to meld together. Looking forward to having this for lunch tomorrow.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 cups canned chickpeas, in their liquid
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 large onion, finely chopped
- 6 cloves garlic, peeled
- 1 teaspoon turmeric
- 2 large red bell peppers, cut into 2 by 1 inch strips
- 2 medium jalapenos, seeded and minced
- 1 teaspoon salt, to taste
Directions See How It's Made
- Drain chickpeas, reserving 1 cup of liquid.
- In a blender of food processor, puree 1 cup of chickpeas with reserved liquid until smooth.
- Heat olive oil in large skillet.
- Add onion and garlic and cook over moderately-high heat, stirring frequently, until onion is translucent and garlic is golden, 2-3 minutes.
- Stir in turmeric.
- Add chickpea puree, bell peppers and jalapenos and season with 1 tsp salt.
- Reduce heat to low and simmer, covered, for 5 minutes.
- Add remaining chickpeas, cover and simmer until the peppers are just tender, about 5 minutes longer.
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Mother (Emma)
Gateway | Dragons & Tigers
Although Indonesia is a predominantly Muslim country, most of Riri Riza's previous films have sidestepped dealing with the specificities of life for observant Muslims. He's preferred to focus on social and political issues, or sexual and psychological issues. This adaptation of Alberthiene Endah's novel Athirah is no different, in that it centres on questions of emotional and moral strength and is set very specifically in a period of social and economic turbulence. But the story confronts one fact of traditional Muslim life very squarely: polygamy.
Puang Aji (Arman Dewarti) establishes a thriving trading company in Makassar in the late 1950s and builds up a family with his wife Athirah (Cut Mini). But "business" takes him away from home more and more often, and Athirah—known to everyone as Emma' ("Mother")—eventually discovers that her husband is about to take a second wife in Jakarta. The impact is devastating, not only on Athirah but also on their eldest son Ucu (Christoffer Nelwan), who's busy negotiating puberty. They're not able to discuss their feelings openly, and much is repressed. Riri Riza's film, infused with his signature lyrical realism, is wise and humane as it deals with Athirah's stoic efforts to keep herself and her family together. The glimpses of traditional food and fabrics throughout are quite magical.
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Thank you @pogmoor. That's a very good question. I think that sometimes sellers advertise elsewhere too (sometimes at a lower price) but find a bay placement brings much more exposure.pogmoor wrote:Moved - but who would buy a guitar of that quality off the bay?
You would be surprised who lurks below the surface on the bay. I know more than a few name guitarists/lutenists who, coaxed with enough libations of the tongue loosening type, will admit to frequenting the site and to purchasing instruments from it...high priced ones too. And chances are anyone who can afford the price of this Hauser can afford to go or arrange to have a look at it if seriously interested.pogmoor wrote:Moved - but who would buy a guitar of that quality off the bay?
I've purchased three guitars off the bay in the $4K to $10K range, all top tier luthiers. I got "burned" on the most expensive one, the other two were gems. The expensive one was a 30 year old guitar in beautiful condition, but what a dud, sound-wise! Drilled home the importance of a return policy (this one had none).pogmoor wrote:...who would buy a guitar of that quality off the bay?
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Where we have completed a CCTV Survey, and the client has received a copy of our report; we will highlight the defects in the report that need to be addressed. In order to meet EPA requirements; the defects to be addressed will more than likely involve either some or all of the works outlined below.
Patch Repairs
If the defect has been identified as a crack in the pipe, resulting in leakage from the line, then this can be repaired using a no-dig method. This system can be very beneficial in industries where production is required on a 24/7 basis, with minimal disruption allowed. The repairs are carried out within the pipeline itself by placing the required equipment, camera etc. through the nearest manhole. The patching materials used will be based on the use of the lines – i.e. process, storm, or foul.
Relining of Pipes
Where defects in the pipe network require more substantial repairs than a patch; then another option available is the relining of the damaged pipe. Again, the benefits are similar in that there is no excavation requirement, resulting in no downtime of production and a more cost effective solution to the problem. Once the existing pipe network has not collapsed; then it is possible to repair the pipe using a reinforced material suitable for the pipe use, resulting in a permanent structural repair.
Lateral Cutting
If it is evident from the CCTV survey that there are some obstructions or intrusions in the pipeline; then these can be removed using a robotic cutting device. Again, the benefits are similar to the other rehab works listed, in that there is no excavation required, no downtime of production, and a cost-effective solution to the problem. Examples of intrusions in the pipe network would be roots, steel lateral connections, timber, etc. This system would be also used to cut out openings of lateral connections following the completion of relining works.
Pressure Testing of Lines
To meet the conditions of some IPPC licenses; it is necessary to carry out pressure testing of their pipe network. This can be done either by way of a hydrostatic test or an air test. In some cases; these tests are carried out to ensure that there aren't possible pinholes in the system, which would not be evident in a CCTV Survey. If such tests result in a failure on some lines; then these can be repaired using a patch repair.


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MLPA Congratulates Noble Midstream for a Successful IPO
MLPA Congratulates Noble Midstream for a Successful IPO
Washington, D.C. – September 22, 2016 – The Master Limited Partnership Association, the nation's trade association representing the MLP industry, applauds the recent initial public offering of Noble Midstream Partners (NYSE:NBLX).
"The success of the Noble Midstream IPO is an indication of an improved market for MLPs," said MLPA Executive Director Mary Lyman. "Investors have demonstrated they are ready to provide capital to new MLPs. Our association is very pleased by the success of this IPO, and we expect that it will soon be followed by others."
Noble Midstream Partners originally priced its 12.5 million units between $19 and $21; the final price landed at $22.50, raising more than $280 million. On the first day of trading, Thursday, September 15, the unit price climbed 16 percent – from $22.50 to a closing price of $26.20.
This marked the first IPO for an MLP since July 2015. Following the IPO, MLPA announced it has just welcomed Noble Midstream Partners as its newest association member.
About MLPA:
The Master Limited Partnership Association (MLPA) is the nation's only trade association representing the publicly traded partnerships commonly known as master limited partnerships (MLPs). The MLPA is an outgrowth of an informal lobbying organization formed in 1983. For more than three decades, the association has been highly successful in promoting the interests of MLPs in Washington, D.C. and the states. For more information, visit – MLPAssociation.org.


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In the wake of NBA draft prospect Markelle Fultz's workout with the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday, L.A. is reportedly considering maneuvering in order to land him.
According to Jonathan Givony of Draft Express, Lakers president of basketball operations Magic Johnson "is in love" with Fultz and may offer the Boston Celtics the No. 2 overall pick in the 2017 NBA draft and forward Julius Randle for the No. 1 overall pick.
Givony added that Fultz's workout may have been the best the Lakers have seen during the predraft process thus far.
Despite Fultz's status as the favorite to go No. 1 overall, ESPN's Chad Ford reported Thursday that Boston is considering other options, including Kansas swingman Josh Jackson.
Givony still believes Fultz will go first, but he could see the Celtics potentially moving him in a trade.
Adam Zagoria of FanRag Sports added Friday that Boston could also be looking into adding more first-round picks to use in a trade for Chicago Bulls small forward Jimmy Butler.
In a hypothetical deal of Fultz for Randle and the No. 2 pick, Boston could get a promising big man as well as an elite prospect such as Jackson or Lonzo Ball.
Randle is still coming into his own, but he performed well in 2016-17, as he shot 48.8 percent from the field while averaging 13.2 points and 8.6 rebounds per game.
Passing up Fultz could be foolhardy, though, as he put up a remarkable 23.2 points, 5.9 assists, 5.7 rebounds, 1.6 steals and 1.2 blocks per contest in his one collegiate season at Washington.
For the Lakers, Fultz could develop into the superstar they so desperately need in order to go from the basement of the Western Conference to title contention.


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Find the best activities, restaurants and things to do in Craigavon, United Kingdom. Explore Craigavon travel guide before you plan your trip here. When planning a trip to Craigavon, make sure you visit its near-by prime city of Belfast. So, ideally any vacation planner would recommend you to visit Belfast for its bountiful attractions like Titanic Belfast, Crumlin Road Gaol, Ulster Museum on your trip to Craigavon. A holiday in Craigavon can generally be of 1-2 days.
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Planning a trip to Craigavon can be quick and easy. You can pick the attractions that suit your taste and add them to your custom-made trip plan of the city. Kick-start by booking a flight to the city. If you've already booked one, you can add the flight details to your trip plan. With this custom trip planner, you can explore and add hotels, hostels and resorts that suit your budget. To discover the local culinary culture, you can pick authentic restaurants and add them to your plan. If you are clueless about the city and don't want to overwhelm yourself with creating a trip plan of your own, you can use the suggest feature of TripHobo and our itinerary maker will design a plan for you. Of course, a little expert help in planning a perfect trip wouldn't hurt right? Replicate the trip plans created by expert users who have been there, done that! Add zest to your trip. Add guided tours, adventure activities and buy express tickets to skip the lines. Remember the saying, get a map and get going? This trip plan will also be available on a map version. These trip plans are readily available on your phones. Just download the iOs and Android app and get going! You can download, print or share this travel plan. Yes,it is that simple really! Enjoy your trip! Keep travelling!


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-36719644186547670932014-10-02T23:23:49.034-07:00Flavio in IndiaI am working in Bangalore and travelling through all of India from June - September 2010.Flaviohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-85970496073972481572010-08-29T11:48:00.000-07:002010-08-29T11:48:27.603-07:00Last Weekend & Conclusion about living in IndiaI cannot believe this is already my ultimate weekend in India... I will be flying back to fabulous Zurich next Friday to finally see my family and friends again. So I thought this is the right point in time to summarize my living experience in incredible India (After going through several culture shocks).

Coming to India from Europe you will be able to live like a king here. I have a personal driver, a luxurious apartment (finally I created a video that shows you my apartment), there is a swimming pool, maids that clean my room and do my laundry (although I still prefer to do it myself because they do not fully understand how to operate the washing machine). There are people that cook for you, people that ride the elevator with you... man power is available at such a cheap price and in abundant quantity - it is simply breathtaking and at the same time very disturbing for us who grew up in the western world. Even though you get used to have "slaves" you will not feel 100% comfortable when letting your driver sleep in the car while you attend some party until 4am in the morning. Well I guess I got used to it :)

Check out the video tour of my apartment

My major conclusion though is that if you decide to live for a longer time in India you should be absolutely sure about your decision. Make sure you know exactly what you will be working on and try coming first for a visit to check out the place. Towards the end of my internship I concluded that I definitely could not picture myself here for any longer. Indians live life completely different, they love different things and do not appreciate things I think are completely essential for good life quality.
For instance cultural events, arts and museums: Almost non-existing here. You cannot go to the theater, there is no good museum, no art galleries, no concerts... Indians do not seem to crave for that. It is impossible to go jogging in a forest, it is under no circumstance possible to swim in a river or lake around here. There are no barbecue spots outside and I did not find a nice spot to enjoy sunset. All these magical offerings are unavailable here in Bangalore; the city that is full of roads, cars, shopping malls and concrete. Bangalore used to be called the garden city... not anymore.
On top of that Indians do not value work-life balance. They will work very long hours for 5 days a week... and then sleep the whole weekend to recover and prepare for the next week. There are usually no meet-ups with friends after work because these Indians have to be stuck in a traffic jam for two hours and then when arriving home they will just collapse in bed. I would probably burn out after a short time living life like this...

I have been drawing quite a bad picture up to now. Surely there are many things that I will miss: my awesome office mates that helped me out all the time, the tasty food, tavelling & exploring India, the beautiful women and last but not least the matrimonial section of the Sunday Times:

High status cultured Punjabi family seek alliance for their charming beautiful daughter, 5'1'', June 1983 born, educated in the US & India. Currently working with reputed Delhi-based company. Father CEO of MNC. Looking for professional, well placed boy from similar family background. Caste no bar. Please respond with biodate and recent photos to email@example.com.
After all: I can't wait to breath western hemisphere air, re-celebrate my birthday the Zurich way and hopefully go for a dip in the lake of Zurich.

Apart from celebrating the last weekend I went for a big souvenir tour and traveled a lot the past weekends:

Riding a motor bike in Hampi

Enjoying the beach in Goa

Team weekend in nature

Exploring my neighborhood and the meat market

PS: Please do not get me wrong - India is an awesome place to travel and discover. One of the most magical places to travel actually. In this post I was focusing on life quality only.
PSS: Just attended a music festival today and slightly changed my opinion.
Flaviohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-50617417689042175892010-08-11T07:03:00.000-07:002010-08-11T07:03:42.836-07:00Bombay. Maximum City.Bombay is a bombastic, buzzing and bolorful place (colorful has been misspelled for the sake of the alliteration). For the first time in India I felt like I am in a real city, a metropolis of the world. Other cities, for instance Delhi or Bangalore, do not give you the feeling of being in a world city. Compared to Mumbai they seem like an endless sequence of malls, roads, poor areas, rich areas and malls again. It is the same "soup" repeated over and over again. It feels like variety is missing in these places and the repeating pattern cripples your lust for adventures. In Bombay there is not enough space to repeat that "soup" over and over again as the city is surrounded by water on three of five sides (if you include the vertical :D).

So Mumbai was very different. It boasts with very European neighborhoods and restaurants, has a ample marine drive along the bay and for the very first time in India I spotted tall buildings. I spent an adventurous weekend in Mumbai with my fellow interns from Accenture, Eric form Italy and Dustin from Canada. We explored many different neighborhoods, visited the national theater to see a fun show called "Get rid of my wife" and enjoyed night life in Bandra. The two days were full of fun but weatherwise they couldn't disagree more: On Saturday it was pouring rain and on Sunday I got sunburned... see yourself in the Mumbai Photo Album. Make sure you check as well the video at the end of the album.Flaviohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-83186099709039388452010-07-30T22:55:00.000-07:002010-07-30T22:55:28.996-07:00Kerala Backwaters & Pondicherry
Today I am writing about two places that are on the opposite side of the country: First about the paradisaic Kerala Backwaters, which are on the west coast of India and then about charmingly European Pondicherry, which is on the east coast. What an awesome combination! What both places have in common is that they used to be European colonies.

Kerala Backwaters

The most relaxing trip in India so far was this one! Seven of us (Alex, Martin, Adrien, Laure, Lotti, Cyrielle and the Indian himself) rented a house boat in Alleppey to float on the Kerala Backwaters for 24 hours. Don't get me wrong if I say house boat. I am not talking about a stationary house boat or a Seattle-type of house boat. I am talking about THE house boat of all the house boats. We had a three bed room house boat with a huge open living room in the back of the boat, a kitchen in the front of the boat. Each bed room had its own bathroom. On top of that three human beings were included in the price of 220 CHF/USD (same thing). Isn't that what they mean when they talk about great value?

After and before embarking the house boat we spent some time in Fort Kochi, a former Portuguese colony. A very relaxing place with beautiful trees and the fascinating Chinese fishing nets.

Experience it yourself in the Kerala Backwaters photo album.

Pondicherry

Pondicherry is east of Bangalore directly on the sea shore. I arrived there by night train and the most fabulous memory of the night train I made at the first stop in the morning. The Indians would go out of the train and break off twigs from a tree, put these twigs in there mouth and use them to brush there teeth. Amazing!

Pondicherry used to be a French colony and the city itself has two parts: the Tamil part (Which is very noisy, dirty and vibrant) and the French part (which is boring, relaxing and asleep). As you must know by now I prefer the noisy and dirty places on my travels; in the Tamil part I walked into a beautiful fish market as you will see in the pictures. The fish market is dominated by women, I could hardly find any men there. They are the ones getting the fish I guess. In Pondicherry I ran as well into two Australian girls, Beate and Mia, that would tell me about my past and future of my life using numerology. My life number is apparently a 7 (Digit sum of my birthday = 3+8+1+9+8+5 ). What is your number? I spare you all the details of my past and future here, but just ask me if you want to know more.

After roaming around in Pondi for a while I took the bus to Mahabalipuram to meet up with Cyrielle, Laure, Lotti and Antoine (French friends). Unfortunately I didn't take any pics of them but only of fishermen doing there morning toilet on the beach. Mahabalipuram was a bit too touristy for my taste but it was wonderful to hang out with the French equip. On Sunday they even took me to an orphanage which was a special experience.
Find all the pictures in the Pondicherry photo album.Flaviohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-81617134148821139942010-07-14T10:03:00.000-07:002010-07-14T10:03:07.153-07:00A Day at the Office and Happy Temple HuntingA Day at the Office
Please step closer and have a look at my office. I invite you to join me on a day at my office and meet my office mates. They go by beautiful names like Manjunath, Maheshwari, Keerthana, Genus, Arun, Shweta, Vyoma, Narendra, Mukesh, etc. There is a huge variety of names but at first all the faces looked pretty much the same to me and it was hard to memorize the names. But now, after almost three weeks at work, I even know the difference between Sashi and Sitendra (especially since he got his head shaved two days ago). A good way to learn the names is to read them off the badges everybody has to wear - the funny thing is just that all the difficult names get shortened. My badge says "Flavio P". The receptionist was getting a bit tired after seven letters.
A good work day usually starts out around 8:30am with an extensive breakfast. I fell in love with a dish called Aloo Paratha. It is a flat-bread stuffed with potato and is served with yogurt and pickel (spicey stuff). While eating I chat with my work colleagues about relationships, girls, wedding and travel plans - most of the time we are gossiping about other people in the meal hall. After breakfast we always have a Chai Tea (with extra ginger for me).
Later at around 12:45pm, after getting some work done, we go for lunch. The food variety is humongous and so is the crowd trying to get food. Once we sit at a table the food sharing will start. There are usually tasty and less tasty dishes on the table. So what happens is that Manjunath usually goes ahead and just picks what he likes from any plate on the table. Of course it is expected that you steal some food back from his plate. Indians are much more open about sharing the same plate with another person. One has to be especially careful about the dessert. It can be gone in less than a second... Indians do not consume any beverages during the meal. Only after washing the hands they will start drinking water.
After lunch we will head back to our office. I am usually busy emptying my mailbox which has a ridiculously small quota of 25MB. Every single day I have to take a decision to keep the humorous emails of my Indian peers or not... At around 5:30pm I will call my driver to meet me down at the reception and we would head back to the apartment...
Check out my office pictures.

Happy Temple Hunting
The first big weekend trip in Bangalore was to Mysore to see the palace there and to Belur, Halebid and Somnathpur to see Hoysala temples. Simply check out the Happy Temple Hunting pictures. There is not much to describe.

Indian Prices (40 INR = 1 CHF = 1 USD)
Now I want to give you a feeling for Indian prices. 1 kg of beef is the same price as 10 liters of water or one McChicken Meal Large. Check it out yourself.

1 kg beef = 120 INR
1 kg mango = 70 INR
1 kg watermelon = 11 INR

1 liter petroleum = 42 INR
1 liter water = 12 INR
1 liter Coca Cola = 35 INR

1 km in an auto-rickshaw = 7 INR
1 km in a Toyota Innova = 12 INR

1 vegetarian meal in my meal hall = 36 INR
1 non vegetarian meal in my meal hall = 55 INR
1 McChicken Menu Large = 109 INRFlaviohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-61127819696167866172010-07-05T03:39:00.000-07:002010-07-05T03:40:05.752-07:00Rajasthan Part II + Arrival to BangaloreRajasthan Part II
Remember magical Rajasthan from my last blog post? Today I am talking about the less magical sides of it: namely spitting, burping and farting. All of these activities seem quite popular in rural areas, even among women. I already joined in on one of these habits: burping. My photos will show you a beautiful Jain temple in Ranakpur, the blue city Jodhpur, my desert safari in Jaisalmer, the fort of Bikaner and many havelis (huge private mansions with an atrium) in Mandawa. All of these places are strategically positioned along the trading route that connected India with Central Asia. Trading brought a lot of money into these cities and big forts were built to control and secure the road. The region itself does not look rich though because many of the wealthy merchants left for Europe or Overseas. Check out the pictures: Rajasthan Part II.

Arrival in Bangalore
Arriving in Bangalore was a blessing. The climate and temperature are wonderful. Big trees seam the narrow streets and the monsoon that arrived brings a bit of rain every day. I am living in a nice three room apartment in a neighborhood called Koramangala. It is a proper residence colony with walls around the colony so only authorized people can enter. The first evening I met the other three interns from Switzerland: Alex, Adrien and Martin. I share my apartment with Alex and currently there is an Indian family in another room. We share a huge living room and kitchen. Each room has its own bathroom. In my next blog post I will show you my crib in more detail.
The first weekend we had a look at Lal Bagh, a beautiful garden in Bangalore, we strolled around the city market and checked out Iskcon temple. Later we saw the parliament with a strange engraved sentence: "Government Work is God's Work". After the sightseeing weekend we started our internship at Accenture, next week I will give you more details on work and living in India. I will as well make you familiar with Indian prices. First check out the pictures: First Days in Bangalore.Flaviohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-72149268607655479992010-06-27T00:01:00.000-07:002010-06-27T09:54:24.175-07:00Rajasthan Part IRajasthan is the Land of the Kings, Maharadjas and Colours. It hosts some of the most beautiful forts and temples in India. It is mostly rural and half of it is desert. I rented a car and a driver (Kamal) for 12 days and saw magical villages, vast forts, beautiful havelis, incredible temples, pompous palaces and experienced the desert. Travelling from Delhi to Rajasthan felt like travelling back in time. People have to walk kilometers to get water, there is no service industry, no shopping malls. Check out my pictures to reveal the true face of India yourself.
Now I want to give you some details on my itinerary. I added as well the name of the hotels in which I stayed. If you plan to do a similar trip I can recommend all of them.

Agra (Hotel Taj Home Stay)
The first stop on my trip in order to check out the magical Taj Mahal. Children living around the Taj are specialized in ripping off tourists. They were the most persistent species of rip-off people that I met. After visiting the Taj I headed on to Fatehpur Sikri which is another UNESCO world heritage site where people would be almost as persistent. They know that most foreigners travel to the Taj have no idea of the Indian prices and they ask for outrageous prices.

Jaipur (Hotel Amber View)
I met a few other travelers here: Melissa, Alex and Chloe. We spent a few days together. In Jaipur I had as well my first experiences with local people. I played cricket with children and hung out with local people that in the end only wanted to make money out of me. True friends, eh?
Pushkar (Hotel New Park)
Pushkar was quite an experience. I had the best Chai tea there, got my first Hindu mark on my forehead and drank a Special Lassi with a disastrous aftermath. Read up yourself...
Udaipur (Hotel Pichola Haveli)
Udaipur is my most favourite place in Rajasthan. It is a considerably small town with narrow streets, friendly people, a good mix of temples and palaces and has many opportunities to hike. I relaxed there for two days.

The Rajasthan tour will be continued in my next post... for now check out the first part of the pictures here.

Flaviohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3671964418654767093.post-48814768190675350712010-06-19T01:21:00.000-07:002010-06-19T22:37:19.817-07:00Delhi
Welcome to Delhi. If you have a car or a motor-bike then please remove all your rear mirrors. In India people do not look back. They are only moving forward with a fast pace while furiously honking at the same time. Arriving to Delhi was "quite" an experience. I arrived at the Delhi airport past midnight and because there are not many street lights only the next morning revealed the true face of the city: Crazy. Crowded. Hot. Dirty. Chaotic. But still very fascinating. Actually, I was scared to go out and walk on the streets the first day. Luckily my friend Raman helped me out and got me started.

Currently Delhi is one big construction site because of the upcoming Commonwealth Games in October. You will see traces of the construction work in almost all my Delhi photos. The belief is that by October the city should be a world class city. So all the homeless people are moved out of the downtown area, all illegally constructed buildings are destroyed, sewers are put into place and all streets seem to be renovated. The fascinating fact is that literally every street in Delhi is under construction. Inefficient workers seem to be available abundantly. People are very optimistic that all the construction will be completed by the time the games start (although it seems almost infeasible, but apparently Indians start to work quite efficiently if you give them deadlines).

Now to a completely other thing, I started reading Indian newspapers: Honour Killing: Family tortures and kills daughter and her lover

The most definitely best thing I did in Delhi was the City Walk Tour guided by former street children. The tour is offered by the Salaam Baalak Trust and gives street children a platform to improve the English they learn in children homes and tourists have the opportunity to get to know the city from a whole new perspective.

That is it about Delhi. Stay tuned for my Rajasthan report and make sure you check out my Delhi photos.
Hotel recommendation in Delhi: Hotel Lal's Haveli.
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