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WOOZY and a bit crazy from having a beer too many, I spat the question to Dennis Fetalino: "What's a 75-year old man who has 10 kids doing on the roof? Flying a kite? Kids nowadays don't know a rat's ass about flying kites or frying pans or do they?"
My beer buddy shook his head clearing cobwebs while I mumbled to myself a monologue scratched off 'Fiddler on the Roof'… "Dear God, You made many, many poor people. I realize, of course, that it's no poor to be shame. But it's no great honor either! So, what would have been so terrible if I had a small fortune…?"
In these tropic parts, a 60-degree incline—a whistle-bait gradient in feminine waist tapering to sumptuous thighs-- to tin, tile, or thatch roof assemblage assures neat water run-off. So what's a septuagenarian doing at the rooftops except acting out a metaphor from the Broadway musical? It's an earnest try for a firm footing over precarious circumstances while scratching out a lively tune to flout the risks to life and limb… You don't know life unless death's nigh.
That wasn't a stunt. You can't even explain why a senior citizen like him is trying in earnest to putty up the holes in the roof, keeping his fingers crossed that spikes in prices of food staples and basic commodities can be prevented from smashing through the roof, maybe plug up the numerous roof holes and pocket burn holes caused by those sharp spikes… Why can't he just let the downpour in and allow consequent flooding in the household? It's less difficult learning to swim, freestyle preferably, kahit langoy-aso kapag inaanod na sa delubyo.
Ah, balance… Strenuous physical activity builds agility, balance, and coordination— primal ABC but still focused on the physical dimension of the bodymind, uh, some experts insist there's no separation between body and mind… so danseurs can have brains in their legs… wuyiquan practitioners ply out wit through their limbs… guitar players pluck out paeans with their fingers… and Malacañang denizens think up national development strategies with their dandruff.
Idleness saps the bodymind— kaya nabugok na't lahat ang kukote nitong nasa dakong ilaya ng kalsada sa aming harapan, naging inutil pa't wala nang pakinabang sa katawan… 'yung hindi na tinitigasan. That 75-year old na matigas pa rin ang paninindigan mending the roofs of his humble abode would put the good-for-nothing lazybones to shame, tsk-tsk-tsk…
Maybe he lost balance. Clockwise torque equals counterclockwise torque to even out the tug-of-war play of downward forces, so as to strike equilibrium—umm, that's still in the realm of the physiological. There's also inner equipoise which isn't easy to get a grip. Nope, it's less than a function of the inner ear fluids and ultra-fine hair which play a greater part in hammering a balance of the bodymind while in movement… Believe it or not, the inner ear's balance-organ controls every muscle of the body. Muscles communicate with the nerve of the inner ear's balance command center via the spinal chord.
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And over two million people every year call on their physicians about loss of balance… Ageing, head injuries, infections viral or bacterial, certain medications, and blood circulation disorders can whack out balance. And there's this sinking feeling that lousy music and earfuls of mindless blabber saps out balance…
Over the years, torrents of mindless blabber in Congress must have been poured into the inner ear of that 75-year old. So he lost balance while perched precariously atop the roof, mending and maybe minding price spikes now gutting households. So he lost his life in the consequent fall.
"If I were a rich man…"
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Your son David and his best pal Aaron , both aged 8, are keen members of the same local baseball team. You and Aaron's Dad assist with coaching and transport and live on the same street. The two boys are in and out of each others houses all the time. You have a mutual spanking arrangement whereby boys face the consequences of misbehaviour from the host parents if the boys get in trouble together. You have both started using a small paddle for more more serious behaviours.
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[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]The boys are at your home this Sunday afternoon . You said David could practice his pitching provided they were well away from the house and the ball wasn't being hit towards the house. Well, best laid plans and all that, David, in his own words, produced his "fastest pitch ever" which Aaron only succeeded in top edging. The ball looped upward and then came down some 30 feet behind Aaron. Unfortunately it came to rest in the kitchen having taken out the window with a resounding crash and tinkle of glass on the way. Happily no one was in there but you now have the incriminating evidence in your hand and two very worried little boys in your sights.
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Ciltep Review – Does it Deliver the Awesome Results Claimed?
- CILTEP Review
- Everything You Need to Know about the Popular Nootropic Supplement
- CILTEP Nootropic Supplement Review
- What is CILTEP and What Does it Do?
- CILTEP Ingredients
- Other CILTEP Ingredients and the Connection of LTP and Dopamine
- Dopamine Brain Food and Serotonin Brain Food
- The CILTEP Review – My Personal Experience with CILTEP
- First Impressions of CILTEP
- How CILTEP Made Me Feel
- Pros and Cons of CILTEP
- Final Verdict on CILTEP
- Where can I Buy CILTEP?
- Axon Labs – The Same Creators of CILTEP Develop Nexus Advanced Nootropic Stack and Mitogen Advanced Mitochondrial Support:
CILTEP Review
Everything You Need to Know about the Popular Nootropic Supplement
Does CILTEP Work and is it Right for You?
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** Read the entire review and details before purchasing.
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CILTEP Nootropic Supplement Review
If you have been following my brain supplement experiment, you know that I have made it my mission one to test and review the most popular nootropic supplements on the market.
My goal is to determine, which of these supplements, if any, will truly improve overall mental performance.
CILTEP is one of the more popular nootropic supplements that continues to generate significant buzz.
Therefore, I set my expectations fairly high from day one.
You may have even recently seen it endorsed by the 2014 World Series of Poker Champion, Martin Jacobsen.
The Difference Between CILTEP and Other Nootropics
CILTEP is a little bit "different" from other nootropic supplements. It is comprised of a unique blend of all-natural nootropic ingredients that are not as commonly found in other brain supplements.
Unlike many of their competitors, CILTEP does not simply jam-pack as many nootropic supplements into one compound as possible to make it sound more potent.
Instead, they focus their efforts on comprising the most effective and potent components that will work synergistically together to achieve optimal cognitive benefits.
Without further adieu, let's talk about CILTEP and whether or not it may be right for you.
I personally tested and reviewed the brain supplement over the past month with great care.
I will discuss exactly what CILTEP stands for, what it claims it can do, the ingredients found inside, how it should be taken, and finally, my personal experience using CILTEP for an entire month.
Famous celebs like Joe Rogan and inspirational entrepreneurs like Tim Ferriss went as far as stating that CILTEP was more effective than the popular "smart drug," called Modafinil. (One we will be reviewing in detail in the near future.)
What is CILTEP and What Does it Do?
CILTEP is an all-natural nootropic supplement. The formula includes artichoke extract and forskolin to naturally induce what's called, long-term potentiation.
Long-term potentiation or LTP is a neuroscience term, which is the strengthening of synapses based on specific patterns of brain activity. It is also the subject of clinical research.
CILTEP claims to be a healthy way to stay focused, improve memory, stay consistently alert while enhancing mood and motivation throughout the day.
CILTEP is a fast-acting nootropic that is sustainable throughout the day with just one dosage (2-3 capsules).
CILTEP claims that you should feel the effects of the nootropics for at least 8 hours, but in some cases, it can last longer. It is said to cover all aspects of improving mental focus, which include:
What Can CILTEP Do?
- Improving and increasing mental performance and overall motivation
- Improved concentration and long-term memory
- Increased ability to retain information and concentration
- Improvements to your overall mood and ease of social environments
Many of these benefits coincide with some of the common ADHD symptoms adults experience on a daily basis, which is especially important to me, as someone who has struggled with ADHD for the majority of their life.
However, these benefits would help anyone who was looking to gain a mental edge and improve overall cognitive abilities.
Many brain supplement companies make similar claims about their product's capability to significantly improve mental abilities.
My goal was to find out if CILTEP was one of the companies that literally backed up it's claims.
Unfortunately, as I have experienced in the past, some companies put more time, money, and effort into marketing hype than they do to the quality of the actual products.
I wanted to find out exactly where Natural Stacks focused their efforts when developing CILTEP.
Now that we have a better understanding about what CILTEP claims it can do, let's take a look under the hood at the ingredients that constitute, CILTEP.
CILTEP Ingredients
Artichoke Extract – This is one of the main ingredients found in CILTEP.
What is artichoke extract?
It is a superior quality extract derived from the leaves of the artichoke plant.
Artichoke Extract dates back to ancient times and was prized as a delicacy by ancient Greeks and Romans.
It has been said to aid and protect against many health risks that may include, cancer, liver dysfunction, heart disease, digestive health, high cholesterol, and diabetes.
The artichoke has been considered a superfood, long before it's nootropic benefits and properties were understood.
It took a little bit of research to comprehend how the artichoke extract in CILTEP, works.
However, I will do my best to explain the science behind artichoke extract in the simplest way possible, as I think it is important to understand how it specifically works in CILTEP.
Artskolin (artichoke extract), is made up of two major components:
PD4E Inhibition –
This is an enzyme that breaks down cAMP molecules, which are messenger systems that will relay signals in the brain. PD4E will block the breakdown of cAMP (Cyclic adenosine monophosphate or cyclic AMP), which increases the levels of cAMP within the brain.
This can create significant nootropic effects, which include an overall increase in cognition, improved memory, and alertness while providing neuroprotection.
Artichoke extract is considered to be one of the most effective and safest PD4E inhibitors. CILTEP includes 900 mg of high-quality Artichoke extract per serving.
While more research continues, no known negative side effects have been reported from artichoke extract by itself or as part of the CILTEP formulation.
Augmenting cAMP –
Forskolin (Found in the roots of the Plectranthus barbatus plant, also known as the Coleus Forskohlii plant), is the only supplement known to increase cAMP levels, naturally.
It activates the enzyme called, "adenylyl cyclase," which increases intracellular levels of cAMP. CILTEP uses a premium Forskolin and contains 4 mg per serving.
The combination of these two components, work in synergy to generate Long-Term potentiation (LTP).
The result is an overall improvement to cognitive function, particularly for retaining new information and memory.
Still with me?
Yes? No? Maybe? Hang in there…
Neuroscience can sound complicated.
Probably because in many cases, it is kind of complicated. However, it very important to learn, understand, and share with you, the neuroscience behind the development of a nootropic supplement that I am actively testing and reviewing. I prefer to back up claims and even opinions with information based on facts.
Summary: PD4e Inhibition + Augmenting cAMP = (creates), Long-Term potentiation (LTP), which in turn equals an overall improvement to cognitive function, particularly the retention of new information and memory.
Other CILTEP Ingredients and the Connection of LTP and Dopamine
LTP and Dopamine
The components that make up this regimen make dopamine metabolism more effective at generating learning, memory, and motivation processes.
However, the chemical dynamics of the dopamine system are retained.
You may be wondering about CILTEP:
Why is this significant or what does that even mean!?
It means that it avoids the negative side effects that are typically associated with common dopamine stimulation from prescription medications like, Adderall or Ritalin.
CILTEP's main ingredients are supplemented by L-Phenylalanine, Acetyl L-Carnitine, and Vitamin B-6 for a reason.
The following briefly explains how the intention of adding these ingredients was to keep the brain well equipped with the building blocks of dopamine.
This is an essential amino acid that is one of 8 other amino acids that must be supplemented through diet because the human body cannot synthesize it on it's own.
In the body, it is converted into another amino acid called, L-Tyrosine, which is ultimately used by the brain to create dopamine, which works in synergy with Forskolin and Artichoke Extract.
The end result is aimed at an overall enhancement to mood, focus, and motivation.
Acetyl L-Carnitine (ALCAR) –
This is another form of the amino acid, Carnitine. The elevated levels of cAMP caused by the Forskolin, also increases acetylcholinesterase (an enzyme found in the brain).
This increase will actually lead to a reduction in the levels of acetylcholine (organic molecule that acts as a neurotransmitter), which can potentially decrease energy levels and effect short-term memory.
The addition of Acetyl L-Carnitine to the formula, alleviates the increase in these levels, and maintaining optimal levels of acetylcholine.
- Vitamin B6 – B6 is an essential vitamin in the B-vitamin complex.
This was added to the formula aid and adds that extra capacity to L-Phenylalanine to regulate and maintain balance to dopamine levels.
Dopamine Brain Food and Serotonin Brain Food
Natural Stacks recently released two new unique and natural brain food products that create a nootropic stack that can potentiate the effects of CILTEP.
I was incredibly surprised by the noticeable effects felt from Dopamine Brain Food, especially when stacked with CILTEP.
It really does exactly what it says. I found that it provided a nice subtle, but noticeable boost in motivation, a smooth increase in overall mental alertness, and an overall feeling of well-being.
We have discussed the importance of various brain foods and achieving a proper balance of dopamine levels in the brain.
Dopamine levels that are too high or too low can have drastic and undesired effects.
Dopamine Brain food allows you to achieve that balance and stacked with CILTEP, it seemed to provide the perfect balance.
If you want to learn more about their all-natural Dopamine Brain food, click here.
Serotonin levels are also critical in maintaining a healthy brain and achieving the right balance will provide the best feeling of mental well-being.
This is a key neurotransmitter that is frequently depleted and responsible for those suffering from depression.
Serotonin Brain Food balances a lot of things out that you simply don't find in many pre-formulated nootropic supplements and stacks these days.
You will notice an improvement to your overall mood and social capabilities. The better mood you are in the easier social anxieties and concerns are to handle.
I personally noticed a significant decrease in overall stress and anxiety, while finding that my sleep was improving. That is saying a lot coming from a guy that is consistently struggling with sleep deprivation.
The same way that I feel CILTEP should be regulated and cycled on and off, I found that cycling Dopamine brain food and Serotonin brain food supplements were very much the same.
However, I would not recommend stacking all three at the same time, but each brain food supplement can be individually stacked with CILTEP.
The overall importance of brain foods cannot be understated. It is a topic that we discuss frequently.
At times, it is not always as easy as we would hope to attain all of the benefits from brain foods through simple diet alone.
These two supplements are an excellent addition to supplement on those days where you are struggling to consume all of the brain foods that you need.
The Bottom Line about CILTEP Ingredients
CILTEP was designed to increase dopamine levels in a completely natural way without interfering with it's metabolism, as well as eliminating the common side effects felt from prescription stimulants that also target dopamine levels.
The CILTEP Review – My Personal Experience with CILTEP
Now that we have gotten all of the science out of the way, let's talk about whether or not CILTEP works.
Research, studies, and neuroscience are all important factors, but it still doesn't always mean that it will be one of the nootropics that work for you.
I spent almost a full month taking CILTEP. During that time, it was the only nootropic supplement that I had been taking.
The only thing that I supplemented with CILTEP was my other natural ADHD treatments, which include my daily routines, which include meditation, creating lists, organization techniques, a daily multi-vitamin and a fish oil supplement.
I really didn't know much about the supplement before deciding to test and review it, other than the fact that it was quickly gaining momentum and becoming more popular from the endorsement through the World Series of Poker. Well, that and the fact that it had one of the more "unique" (strange) names for a supplement that I had come across, so far.
It only took a few days to arrive after ordering, which was more than fine, since shipping was Free.
First Impressions of CILTEP
Transparency From The Natural Stacks Team
One of the first things that I noticed was that ALL of the ingredients and amounts were clearly listed on the bottle.
I have seen quite a few other nootropic supplements that have "proprietary blends" that may list the ingredients that make up these blends, but do not provide a specific breakdown of the amount of each ingredient within that blend.
One of the more unique things about this "open-source" nootropic compound was that technically, you can add additional nootropics to "stack" with this supplement.
The recommended dosage is 2-3 capsules on an empty stomach, first thing in the morning when you wake up (No more than 3 per day).
I went ahead and took 2 on the first day and settled in to get some work done. I would suggest taking 2 in order to gauge your sensitivity and get a feel for the effects.
Is CILTEP more effective than Modafinil, as the claim has been made by entrepreneurs moguls like, Tim Ferriss?
Personally, I find CILTEP and Modafinil to be very different.
They serve different purposes and are both effective in their own way. Modafinil will be another smart drug that we will discuss at length in the near future.
The bottom line about CILTEP and Modafinil:
They are different and serve different purposes and while, they share some of the same overall effects, I have found CILTEP to be a more effective and natural option for promoting alertness, especially when it is stacked with something like, Dopamine Brain Food.
We are going to discuss Modafinil at length in the near future, but I have also found that it is more difficult to find, many places it is illegal and is prescribed for a reason. If you want to find a true natural Modafinil, simply look at Adrafinil.
It works the exact same way, but without a fraction of the jitters and many people find it to be just as effective. I would look into Adrafinil before CILTEP if Modafinil is more in-line with the effects that you are seeking from a nootropic supplement.
How CILTEP Made Me Feel
What felt like no more than 30 minutes later, I was feeling very alert. Not only alert, but I just felt "good," for lack of a better word.
I felt like I could get a lot of things accomplished with my day and within that first hour, I honestly felt more motivated than usual to do it.
While testing my first few nootropic supplements, I would always keep the "psychological effect" in mind and test supplements out for at least a week to make certain that the effects were genuine and not psychological.
What Does CILTEP Do?
However, my experience has allowed me to more quickly, confidently and accurately identify when a nootropic supplement is working and when it's not.
This was definitely working and I not only felt productive, but I was actually being productive and getting more done with my days!
CILTEP had a different feel than some of the other top nootropic supplements that I had tested and reviewed in the past. It significantly increased my alertness and energy but didn't leave me feeling jittery at all.
I felt more awake and alert using CILTEP than I had with others, but the energy was pleasantly complemented by a streamlined focus that helped me get more done and increased my confidence levels throughout the day.
Stacking CILTEP with SMART Caffeine
CILTEP also provides the option to purchase their "Smart Caffeine," if you are looking for an added boost, as natural stimulants are said to provide a nice stack alongside, CILTEP.
Their Smart Caffeine formula is made up of one of the safest and most common nootropics. The supplement combines natural caffeine with the amino acid, L-Theanine to provide the alertness that coffee provides, but without the jitters or upsetting your stomach.
Many users have reported that the Smart Caffeine in combination with CILTEP gives a significant boost to it's overall effects.
Limited Time Offer with CILTEP
For a Limited Time, they are including a FREE sample of Smart Caffeine with EVERY CILTEP purchase, so if you do decide to try CILTEP, you will get to experience the extra stack for free.
They also offer a combo pack of both CILTEP and a 60 Ct. bottle of SMART Caffeine for $52.90, which knocks a good $10 off the price of purchasing them separately. You can order the combo pack, which comes with the same 30-day guarantee.
I ordered CILTEP alone because the combo pack and free samples of Smart Caffeine were not available at the time. However, after a few days of using CILTEP, I decided to experiment a little on my own and drank a large cup of coffee with my CILTEP one morning to see if I could feel any kind of boost.
Even from the caffeine in the coffee, I distinctly felt that "boost" they were talking about. CILTEP seemed to kick in faster and a bit stronger. I was a little concerned that it may cause me to feel jittery, since I supplemented it with regular coffee. However, I never felt jittery. I felt a boost in alertness and overall focus.
The only downside was that the coffee didn't do any favors on my stomach. This is probably why a natural caffeine is more effective.
Pros and Cons of CILTEP
- Significant increase in alertness and attentiveness
- Significant Improvement in overall focus
- Increased Motivation
- Superior Retention of Information
- Improvement to Overall Mood
- Improved Memory
Tolerance of CILTEP –
After about ten straight days taking CILTEP, the intensity of the effects I felt in the beginning, seemed to slightly drop off.
I was disappointed at first because I thought that I had built up a tolerance and would quite possibly, never feel the same level of effects from the supplement again. I decided to take a couple days off from taking it.
Once the weekend hit, I didn't take CILTEP for about 48 hours and then started up again on Monday. Fortunately, this not only helped kick things right back to the level I had hoped, but I noticed that stopping for a couple of days, did not leave me feeling particularly tired, lethargic, or "crashed."
Sleep Difficulties –
This was kind of my fault, but the few days that I took CILTEP later in the morning and once in the early afternoon, sleeping was difficult. Especially, if you are stacking CILTEP with any type of caffeine, you want to make sure you are taking it early enough in the day.
It provides an intense alertness and attentiveness, which is great, but keep in mind that the effects can last anywhere from 8-12 hours. Try to plan your day accordingly so that you can make sure you are taking it at a time that won't interfere with sleep.
If you find that it may be too late, you may want to use that day to take a break and start taking it again earlier in the morning. I wouldn't try to compensate for missing a dose earlier by taking it later in the day or you may find yourself wired all night.
Serving Size of CILTEP –
Each bottle comes with 60 capsules. The recommended dosage is 2-3 capsules daily and not to exceed 3 a day. Especially, if you are supplementing CILTEP with their Smart Caffeine, you may want to only take 2 per day.
If you take 3 each day, you will have enough from one bottle to last you 20 days or 20 total servings.
If you take 2 a day, you will have enough for 30 days/servings.
This is another thing to keep in mind and is actually one of the main reasons that I would recommend getting the "Smart Caffeine" to supplement it. 2 CILTEP with 1-2 Smart Caffeine capsules each day should more than easily get you through a full 30 days.
Final Verdict on CILTEP
I have never taken a brain supplement that made me feel as alert and attentive as CILTEP, without also, making me feel jittery.
I have tested and reviewed other nootropic supplements, such as Addieup that claim to be the most effective adderall alternatives, which provided the energy, but also made me feel like my heart was about to jump out of my chest.
CILTEP really surprised me. I'm not exactly sure why, but in the back of my mind, I expected this to be a run of the mill, mid-level nootropic stack and nothing more.
My expectations were simply not as high as I tried to make them, based on the popularity of the supplement. However, I get it now!
CILTEP vs Modafinil and Other Prescription Medications
I continue to see posts and comments online, where people have been comparing CILTEP to ADD/ADHD prescription medications like Adderall and Ritalin.
Most frequently, it is compared to the Modafinil, which is a medication that is frequently prescribed for people with various sleep disorders, like narcolepsy, sleep apnea, chronic fatigue, etc.
While, I can't really speak to the comparisons with Modafinil, I can see where some people may draw a comparison to Adderall or Ritalin (both of which I was prescribed at different times), especially when it is supplemented with caffeine.
However, the biggest difference between CILTEP and these medications was that CILTEP didn't leave me with that same uneasy edge. It also didn't leave me feeling so asphyxiated on one task that if I got distracted, my intense focus was being directed at the "wrong" things.
CILTEP is one of the Top Nootropics
CILTEP not only delivered the benefits that it claimed but the effects were unique and distinguished.
It was different from other nootropic supplements that I had tested and is one that I would absolutely consider one of the top nootropics available today.
CILTEP provided a positive energy that kept my mood elevated and my mind motivated and focused.
Remember, if you decide to try CILTEP, take a break here and there for a couple days.
I think you will find that the break allows the supplement to work at peak performance when you start taking it again. Also, don't take it too late, as you may have trouble sleeping.
I have seen some other nootropic supplements advertised as lasting for 8 or more hours, but found the effects wearing off after about 4-5.
CILTEP really will get you through the ENTIRE day. If it's too late and you haven't taken it yet, use that day to take a little break.
CILTEP is Not for Everyone
CILTEP worked for me and it may work for you, but that does not mean it will work for everyone. Every person is different and so is their brain chemistry. Unfortunately, nootropics are not a "one-size-fits-all" solution.
What may even work for MANY people, may not be ideal for you. It depends not only on your individual brain and body chemistry, but also on your particular needs. Keep that in mind when deciding which nootropic supplement will be best for YOU.
It's easy to get pessimistic or skeptical if the first one or two you try, don't end up being the ideal nootropic stack for you.
That is one of the main reasons started my nootropics experiment.
Perhaps, the new and more potent and powerful ingredients that comprise the Nexus and Mitogen nootropic stacks will be best suited for you. Again, everyone is different. Nootropics work, but they do not all work the same for all people.
The Difference Between Brain Supplements
I not only wanted to find nootropic supplements that work for me, but also provide you with as much information as possible to make an educated decision before deciding on the brain supplement that you feel would fit you best.
I find it incredibly fascinating to test and feel the difference from one nootropic supplement to the next.
If you are looking for a nootropic that can be taken daily, provides immediate release and delivers more of a calm, laser-like focus, but that goes a little lighter on the energy factor, while delivering extremely consistent results every day, you may want to check out my OptiMind review.
If you are looking for a nootropic that is centered around one of the oldest, safest and most effective nootropic ingredients, contains incredibly high quality ingredients (in liquid form), and significantly reduces stress, while requiring a short loading phase before delivering astounding results, I would recommend checking out my truBrain Review.
And if you want to know the type of nootropic supplements I would avoid, which for me are the ones that have inordinate amounts of stimulants in their blend and leaves you feeling jittery, check out my Addieup Review.
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Purchase CILTEP directly on their website by Clicking HERE. It's the lowest price you will find and they have some pretty decent, discounted offers, if you decide to purchase CILTEP with the Smart Caffeine or any of their other package bundles.
You can also save money, if you decide to sign up for their auto-ship program. They will send you a new bottle of CILTEP each month at $34.95, instead of $42.95, but I would suggest ordering one bottle and getting a feel for it to see if it is for you, first.
CILTEP is one of the more reasonably priced nootropic stacks out there.
Most high-quality nootropic supplements will run at least $50 a bottle. You can get both CILTEP and the Smart Caffeine for around that price and it certainly doesn't hurt that they offer FREE Shipping on ALL orders.
Axon Labs – The Same Creators of CILTEP Develop Nexus Advanced Nootropic Stack and Mitogen Advanced Mitochondrial Support:
We recently completed an extensive, one-month testing period to review the first two products released by Axon Labs, a subsidiary of Natural Stacks that breaks away from the limitations of all-natural ingredients to utilize even more potent and powerful nootropic ingredients.
Be sure to check out our comprehensive review of the Nexus advanced nootropic stack and Mitogen advanced mitochondrial support nootropic stack.
It may be the most potent and powerful on the market, today. However, it is not for everyone. Find out what we had to say and whether the two new powerful nootropic stacks from Axon Labs lived up to our high expectations.
If you prefer to keep things all-natural, I would recommend giving a natural nootropic like CILTEP a try, first.
Here's the deal:
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Interview with Murray Moss
Interview with Murray Moss
Freshly back from opening a version of his museum/store in L.A., we rang NYC-based proprietor Murray Moss to check in with him about his first-ever space outside of Manhattan. Mr. Moss filled us in on the renovation process, Donut shop architecture and "leaners." He also made the unavoidable reference to walking in L.A. and, thankfully, didn't bring up the whole burnt piano thing (not that we didn't love it).
Hi Murray, how are you?
I've been running around. It's so crazy. I've been in L.A. a solid three weeks opening the store and at the same time doing the first installation. Now I'm just going to breathe for a moment.
But you know L.A.'s perfect. That's what I've come away from this whole experience with. The first thing everyone wants to know is, how does it rank? It's a classic New York-L.A. thing. I was really happy to be there, but you can't make any comparisons. People kept saying to me, âChill out.â First of all, I've never chilled out a day in my life. And I thought, âHow can they say that. We have to get something done!â
I'm glad you brought that up. I wanted to ask you about how your experience has been different in L.A.
I never really thought about it, but I knew. My instinct was that I wasn't going to copy it. Look, our business is showing things because we don't make anything. We don't design. Really it's about how you show things. In New York it's about being on Greene street in Soho in a 1890s cast iron building with people living above you. When we started it was a gallery district—we were between Pace and Metro—and now it's something else.
In L.A. we first picked the space because we liked that it was in the fashion district. We almost signed a lease in a sofa district, but we decided to do a place where you're not pegged. So we decided to go Melrose. I liked that Marc Jacobs was there, Theory and Helmut Lang's coming—it's more like people with their eyes open. Also what I like about it is it hasn't happened yet. It's nicer to do your thing rather than crashing.
In New York, not to be presumptuous, but we created something. It just seemed more energetic on Melrose. Now we'll be part of L.A. history.
And the space in L.A.?
It's very beautiful to me because it's sort of raised a step up. Unlike New York where we had to make stages, you're automatically at the perfect viewing height and you see a perfect shot of it from the street. What was amusing to me was, how do you attract attention and make a window display when in L.A. really nobody's walking? When I was walking there the other day, I ran in to one other person and they were from New York!


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Obama's hometown of Chicago, which has super strict gun laws, is certainly up to no good again. There was 100 people shot and 24 killed in just one single week of havoc in a town with those hilarious liberal utopia gun laws.
Because criminals follow gun laws, right? According to loser liberals, yes. According to intelligent people with common sense, no.
Criminals don't follow laws. That's why they're called criminals. That's why Chicago is a train-wreck of failed gun laws.
The Chicago Tribune reports:
Nearly 100 people have been shot in Chicago in less than a week, pushing the number of shooting victims so far this year to more than 2,500 — about 800 more than this time last year, according to data kept by the Tribune.
Between last Friday afternoon and early Thursday, at least 99 people were shot in the city, 24 of them fatally. At least nine people were killed on Monday alone, the deadliest day in Chicago in 13 years, according to Tribune data. Among the wounded that day was a 10-year-old boy shot in the back as he played on his front porch in Lawndale.
2,500 gun crimes so far and we still several months left in the year to tally more violent crimes.
There's plenty of time for criminals to follow more gun laws. I can't wait to see how many more sad, pointless, and unfortunate crimes happen in Chicago this year. It's extremely dismal and sad to read about that city. I really wish they would clean up their behavior and bring that city back to a status that isn't one filled with murder.
If you want a first hand look at the crime rate in Chicago, then download the police scanner app called 5-0 and tune into Chicago.
It is NON-STOP shootings, rapes, theft, and all kinds of crazy crimes going on in Chicago.
The police scanner for Chicago is always active.
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I chose the topic of preworkout nutrition for one reason: because current recommendations tell us to do the opposite of how the body acts physiologically.
The wrong pre-and intra-training nutrition can actually limit muscle's access to an abundance of energy stored specifcally for high-intensity, high-strength, high-endurance training.
When we use the typical pre-workout formulations (high-carbohydrate or highprotein or both), we actually derail skeletal muscle from being able to access the large amount of energy stored immediately in the vicinity of where work is happening—in the muscle itself. With their capacity to store carbs in the form of glycogen and fatty acids in the form of triglycerides, muscles carry around their own supply of highly available, highimpact fuel.
The physiology behind accessing these energy stores is relatively simple and is based on the body's acute and rapid stress response to training, which will be highest in a low-insulin level environment—whether you achieve that through fasting, waiting two hours or more after a meal, or being on a ketogenic diet. In this environment, without elevated insulin levels, all of the important stress hormones increase rapidly: glucagon, cortisol, and adrenalin/noradrenalin.
At first thought this seems like something we'd want to avoid— but, in fact, this combination is ideal. In the absence of elevated insulin levels and blood sugar, each of these hormones has a specific effect to help us access the high-impact, immediately available energy stored all over the body.
Glucagon stimulates the breakdown of liver glycogen to be released as blood glucose for peripheral tissue and the nervous system, as the muscles of the body cannot release their glycogen stores into the blood stream (because skeletal muscle lacks glucose-6-phosphatase, which is responsible for the final step of releasing glucose back into the blood stream during glycogen breakdown in the liver).
Cortisol helps to stimulate the breakdown of glycogen and triglycerides into glucose and fatty acids—again, providing energy to the body derived from internal energy stores.
Adrenaline is necessary to allow muscle tissue to access internal glycogen stores, and forces fat cells of the body to release fatty acids for energy.
This all happens in the absence of elevated insulin levels. The body still releases these hormones if insulin levels are higher, but they don't do the same things. Glucagon will shift function and attempt to produce glucose from amino acids; cortisol can no longer cause fat cells to release fat, and instead, may cause pre-adipocytes (cells not yet capable of storing fat) to turn into fully functional adipocytes (which are capable of storing fat). Adrenaline takes longer to release, does not release to peak levels, and muscles don't respond as strongly—and neither do fat cells.
In addition to these hormonal enhancements, keeping insulin levels low allows the liver to easily produce ketones, which act as high-efficiency fuel for the heart and diaphragm. Research shows that elevated ketone levels provide increased cardiovascular endurance during exercise. You can train harder and with higher volume. Raise insulin levels before training, however, and this effect disappears, too.
It's very simple: If you don't eat carbs for at least two hours before training—even heavy training—you'll be stronger, exhaust glycogen levels, and mobilize body fat. You won't just burn fat, you'll lose body fat.
What can you take pre-training? The list is, at the moment, a short one. The general rule to ensure the above positive effects involves coconut or medium chain triglyceride (MCT) oil and possibly an amino acid supplement or protein powder. The ratio of grams of fat to grams of protein (or amino acids) is roughly 1:1 for these benefits; so 12 grams of MCT oil (1 tbsp) with 12 grams of protein. If you choose to use casein protein, you can up the ratio slightly to 2:3. This would be 12 grams of protein and 18 grams of casein. These combinations will keep you in the perfect hormonal environment to crush your workout drinking only water.
And let's not forget about caffeine. In the absence of insulin, caffeine enhances all of the above effects, including raising cortisol levels during training. This may seem like something to avoid, but recent research demonstrates that the overall effectiveness of your training to cause performance gains most directly correlates with maximum cortisol levels during training. Most people can handle up to 800 milligrams of caffeine in a sitting, although I normally recommend a maximum of 400 milligrams (equivalent to two standard low-carb energy drinks). This pre-workout caffeine can also help restore intramuscular glycogen levels faster during post-workout feedings.
The real refueling comes at the end of the workout, when we store energy for the next day's training; and without already elevated insulin levels, the body will replenish glycogen stores more rapidly.
Using this biological hack— no carbs before or during a workout, then superloading with carbs after—is one of the main principles of carb back-loading, which allows for body-fat loss while simultaneously building muscle. But postworkout nutrition is a topic for another article.


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Civil Society Europe elected its steering committee on 27 April in Brussels, counting EUCIS-LLL members AEGEE Europe, SOLIDAR and Volonteurope. Stay tuned with upcoming activities, including a workshop on fundamental rights and an event on world governance. The broadest challenge for the steering committe is now the adoption of a work plan to ensure a strong civil society voice in Europe & beyond.


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Emre Can has revealed that he has added an offensive dimension to his game this season as he continues to impress for Liverpool.
The Germany international scored Liverpool's third against Watford last time out with a well-timed header during the first half of their impressive 6-1 rout.
Can, 22, took his tally to two goals for the season after finding the back of the net against Crystal Palace just a week before the Watford clash.
Speaking to Liverpool's official website, Can is hoping to continue his rich vein of form in front of goal as Jurgen Klopp's side look to consolidate their place at the top of the Premier League against Southampton.
"I've played a little bit differently to last season – I've been playing offensively, so I think I make the runs into the box more," Can reveals.
"I always want to score more goals and the target is always to score more – so it's nice that I've scored the two goals. My position has changed.
"Last year I played more in the role of holding position and this year I've been playing more in the half-spaces. It's nice I can play both positions."
Can, who is now in his third season with the Merseyside giants, has made a total of 10 league and cup appearances for the Reds this term.
With their number 23 in the side, Liverpool have won nine of those 10 matches with the other resulting in a 0-0 draw against rivals Manchester United.
Can and co. will be hoping that record continues against the Saints on Saturday, as they look to go four points clear of Antonio Conte's Chelsea.
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Wolfgang belongs to a clan of werewolves living in New Orleans which are enemies of the vampires. Wolfgang fights with Dylan Dog when Dylan comes to ask questions about the werewolf that killed Elizabeth Ryan's father, he is defeated by Dylan which uses a silver fist ring. He later reappears with other wolves when Belial is resurrected by the turned out evil Elizabeth, they kill her and defeat Belial, by killing her they also avenge their master Gabriel.


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2013 Christmas Cruise: Norwegian Jewel Cruise Review by SD333
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2013 Christmas Cruise
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Embarkation: New Orleans
The carpet in the cabin was worn, dirty and in need of replacement.
The hallways were narrower then on any ship we have ever sailed on, and the one to our room was frequently cluttered with ice chests, totes of cleaning supplies and carts of towels making passage difficult.
The menu choices in the dining room as well as the service (downright rude at times) was also less than what was offered by Carnival. One of the biggest failings was the dessert offering both in the dining room as well as the buffet line. No chocolate melting cake here! What was mostly More offered was what we referred to as, jiggly gelatin-like desserts. Only after we had turned in our comment cards on the last day of the cruise did the assistant maitre d' visit our table in the room and offer us dessert choices one would expect to be served in the main dining room, selections they had sent to us from the ships' specialty restaurants. I'm sure those dining around us wondered where the heck the creme brûlée and Tiramisu came from!
Vegetarian options were also limited. My daughter requested a simple garden salad and was told by the server that wasn't possible. We later found out the rule was "if it's on the ship, a guest can have it."
We appreciated the thought that went into making sure everyone sanitized their hands before entering the buffet and restaurants. However, standing guard at entrances with a squirt bottle and saying "Washy Washy" for seven days was a bit overkill.
There were some positives, however. We greatly enjoyed the extra touches throughout the trip. NCL did a great job bringing the Christmas spirit aboard. They offered a holiday show, Christmas candies, Christmas dinner, caroling, and broadcasted church services. They also offered flavored water and cold towels when returning from excursions. The entertainment was also excellent as was the embarkation and debarkation process. We also had no problem getting off the ship for excursions and had funk at all of our ports.
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The North Platte Community College mens basketball teams Aboubacar Casse signed on Thursday with Franklin Pierce University located in Rindge, New Hampshire.
Aboubacar was a vital member of the Knights school record 30 wins and trip to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National Tournament. Casse started 20 games for the Knights including the final 15.
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I've been seeing this girl for the past month and a half and last night we got into a bit of a fight over something petty, but I think it exposed a bigger issue at hand. I am leaving to go to another country for 4 months, and I believe she had a pretty serious boyfriend that last up until 3-4 months ago. This is the text I got, and I need help figuring out what this means.
"To be honest I'm scared of commitment right now in my life. And it sucks because I really like you and I never expected this all to happen. It sucks that your leaving for 3 months, and I don't want to hurt you or lead you on because your one of the nicest guys I ever met and you make me smile all the time! but I'm just so confused and lost, and I don't want to come across as a stupid girl playing mind games because I'm not. I just don't know what I want.
there were a few small messages afterwards, but I stopped responding because I felt so upset over it.
I leave in a few days, and 4 months isn't a very long time, I feel like coming back to her when I get back. I don't want to leave off on a bad note as the last time I saw her, we didn't even kiss good bye. Should I even bother going and telling her how I feel before I go, or just let it be?
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Many people eat beetroot from a tin, and while this is fast and easy, cooking beetroot from raw is much better. For a start you can use high quality vegetables, and you will have the benefit of a fresher and more interesting meal.
Regardless of how you will be preparing the beetroots (roast/boil/fry/microwave) start by:
1. twisting or cutting the leaves from the beetroot (if they are nice and fresh the leaves can be used in a green smoothie, in a salad, or juiced)
2. washing the beets to remove any dirt. Be gentle – if you scrape or cut them, they will bleed a lot of juice.
3. Patting the vegetable dry and removing any unwanted long roots
ROASTING: pat the beetroot dry, and arrange on a baking tray or dish. Do not skewer or pierce as you might with potatoes. Roast in medium oven for 1.5 – 2 hours. Cooking beetroot from raw this was takes a long time but gives a nice sweet flavour. Rubbing with oil is optional.
BOILING: Beetroot take a surprisingly long time to boil, at least 1 hour. A pressure cooker speeds this up, taking 20 minutes at 15 pounds. Once they are cold, they are good for slicing and serving in salad or sandwiches.
SAUTEING: You will need to slice them thin, between 1/4 and 1/2 inch. The thinner you slice, the quicker cooking beetroot from raw will be. Heat a knob of butter in a pan, and sauté (fry at low temperature) for 10-20 minutes, until the slices feel cooked to your liking when tested with a fork.
MICROWAVE: The quickest way to cook fresh beetroot. Place whole in a dish, and cook on high for 5 minutes. Test the vegetable with a skewer or knife, and if necessary cook further.


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Alex Miller asks tutors at BPP and LSBF whether accountancy exams have fallen prey to grade inflation, or have become harder in recent years.
Institute pass rates can be quite variable at paper level, but according to top colleges, there has been no significant overall increase or decrease in long-term averages to suggest that passing professional accounting exams have become harder or easier to pass than in days gone by.
What has changed over the last 15 to 20 years is that the number of exams students need to pass on their way to qualification has generally reduced slightly.
What has also changed over this 20-year time period is the amount of flexibility that is now built in to the progression rules governing how a student can plot a path through the exam matrix.
Another key change is the move towards computer-based assessment (CBA) and the introduction of what are effectively "exams on demand". These again offer significantly more flexibility for students, allowing them to sit an exam when they want to (and you would assume, when they are ready for it).
Arguably these are tools that many students should be very comfortable with from their day jobs (more so than pen, paper and calculator) but it doesn't seem to make the exam itself any less daunting for them.
The most significant challenge for accountancy students studying today compared to the previous generation, is the need to balance their studies with demanding work commitments.
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After returning home to Orange County from a self-booked summer tour in 2009, the band Aushua realized it needed to shake things up a bit.
The locally popular rock quartet — brothers Eric, Lee and Phil Newyear and their longtime friend Nathan Gammill — had achieved success early on, landing tracks from its EP debut No Harm Done on KROQ's Locals Only program as well as being mixed into rotation on now-defunct Indie 103.1 FM in 2008. That year the band also joined the West Coast portion of a summer tour headlined by Thrice and Circa Survive.
Just 12 months later, however, Gammill says the group began to grow bored with what it had become — as well as its hard to spell, let alone pronounce, moniker.
"That's probably the best word to use — bored," he says during a recent phone interview. "We weren't only bored with the name of the band but the music we were making. On tour, (Aushua), was misspelled on every marquee at every club, so we decided to change it. We also had to take a look at how we made music and what it was that was making our sets not as fulfilling anymore."
Changing their name to Pacific Hurt, the guys decided to strive toward a new sound, making songwriting a more collaborative effort and focusing on the strengths of each member.
"We've all got our heads in it a lot more equally now," Gammill explains. "People are speaking up more and it's made it a lot more fun. Before, I think we were too reserved in kind of a boring way; now we're getting in touch with the high-school us again, back to the reason why we started playing instruments and listening to the music we were listening to in the first place."
"It's been really fun to change it and to watch everyone's taste in music kind of grow as they discover their talents more," he continues. "This, now, is definitely more us and will become more and more like us as we work at it. We can do things now that the old incarnation of this band couldn't have gotten away with or wouldn't have had the guts to even try."
Gammill points to Joy Division and Sonic Youth as artists these guys are once again gravitating toward. Though they have already played a few sporadic shows as Pacific Hurt, Gammill says they've been using this month's Monday night residency at Detroit Bar in Costa Mesa (alongside Foster the People, just announced as part of Coachella's Sunday lineup) to work out some this new material.
"It's been kind of tough," he says of the quartet's trial-and-error method. "But it's a learning process. We've made some songs, and then after we've played them a few times we're like, 'Eh, this sounds too much like the old band' — and we feel like we just didn't nail it. That's what this whole residency for us is about. We've been playing new sets each week and bringing out new songs or playing a totally different version of an older song just to keep things interesting.
"It might be fun for people to watch because they're definitely going to see us change direction and see it kind of develop. We're totally winging it some of the time now — we'll do a new arrangement of something that could be filled with distortion and be super loud one minute, and the next it's finger-picking and harmonics.
"I don't know if it will always be the right decision, but we're working on it. We've been counting on feedback, too, from friends and family and people coming out to the shows, and I think we might have made a couple of actual fans now, unfamiliar faces that are starting to show up. So maybe we're doing something right."
When the band decided to change names, it happened at a time when a few other local acts were doing the same: the Jakes became Young the Giant (their self-titled debut arrives next week on Roadrunner Records) and the Living Suns changed its name to Dahga Bloom.
"A lot of people thought we had just totally gone off and given up, or we went crazy or something," Gammill says. "Some people thought we were going to be exactly the same. But we're starting to get away from that now."
Aushua was selected simply because it was different — just a made-up word, Gammill admits. The guys are still playing with the mythology behind the new name Pacific Hurt. For now, it encapsulates a bit of everything they are.
"This time it means something to us," he says. "It's who we are and the music we're trying to make – it can be very pretty but at times very heartbreaking."
See Pacific Hurt Monday and Jan. 31 at 9 p.m. at Detroit Bar, 843 W. 19th St., in Costa Mesa. Free admission. 21+.
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- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- 5 tablespoons butter, softened
- 2-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
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- 1. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Add sour cream and extracts; mix well. Combine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well after each addition.
- 2. Pour into a greased 10-in. fluted tube pan. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- 3. For frosting, cream butter, sugar and extracts in a small bowl until smooth. Add milk until frosting achieves desired spreading consistency. Spread over cake. Decorate with almonds. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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Manikomio is located in the heart of Amsterdam at 200 metres from Dam Square, where you can also find the Royal Palace Amsterdam. Free WiFi access is available. You can enjoy city view from the room. read more
Situated in the centre of Amsterdam, just a 9-minute walk from Leidseplein, Wladimir offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV and terrace. Central Station is 10 minutes by tram. read more
Frida Badoux B&B is located in Amsterdam. It offers non-smoking accommodation with free WiFi access. Central Station is 2.2 km away. read more
Bed in Amsterdam is located 2 km from Leidseplein and offers non-smoking accommodation with free WiFi access. read more
Situated 2.5 km from the National Maritime Museum, Eastendroom is located in Amsterdam. Free WiFi access is available. read more
JamieK's BnB is located in the Amsterdam Noord district in Amsterdam, 3.8 km from Regardz Zilveren Toren Amsterdam. read more
Bed and Breakfasts. And great places nearby
We help you find the best bed and breakfasts around the world. Bed and Breakfasts that are so unique and beautiful that you do not want to leave your room. But still - you should! Therefore, we also let Bed & Breakfasts guide you to the greatest places nearby - be it coffeeshops, restaurants or museums.Here are some recommended places nearby Bed and Breakfasts in Amsterdam: