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Sony NEX-6 review – The logical CSC choice?By David Newton - Wednesday November 28 2012 Sensor Review
Sony NEX-6 vs Sony NEX-5R vs Sony NEX-5N
Comparing the Sony NEX-6 with the NEX-5R and NEX-5N shows the similarities in terms of performance between the three stable-mates. With the same sensor being used in all three models, it is understandable that the performance across the board is almost identical. The only difference is the fractionally improved dynamic range (1/3EV) when comparing the NEX-6 with the NEX-5N.
Sony NEX-6 vs Olympus OM-D E-M5
Comparing the NEX-6 with the Olympus OM-D E-M5 is arguably more interesting than looking at the NEX-6 relative to other models in its own range, as the OM-D E-M5 uses a 4:3 sensor rather than an APS-C sensor as found in the NEX-6.
The OM-D E-M5 from Olympus has a much improved sensor compared to its predecessors and in fact shows a 4:3 sensor that performs almost as well as sensors found in APS-C sensor compacts. The overall scores may suggest that the Sony NEX-6 (Score: 78) is quite a bit ahead of the OM-D E-M5 (Score: 71). However, looking at the scores in detail we can see where these differences appear and that in real terms, the cameras are very closely matched.
Taking the score for Color Depth, the NEX-6 performs 1/2stop better (23.7 vs 22.8 bits) and in Dynamic Range the NEX-6 is 2/3stop better (13.1EV vs 12.3EV). The low light scores are close enough (less than 1/3stop) to be considered equivalent.
However, when looking at the scores where there are differences, we need to consider the ISO range of the NEX-6 relative to the OM-D E-M5. Crucially, the NEX-6 ISO range extends down to ISO 100, whereas the OM-D E-M5 stops at ISO 200. It is this difference that accounts for the better scores for the NEX-6 in both Dynamic Range and Color Depth.
Sony NEX-6 vs Panasonic Lumix DMC G5
Comparing the latest NEX-6 to the older Panasonic DMC G5 may seem unfair, but it is illustrative of how well the APS-C sensor in the NEX-6 performs relative to the older designed 4:3 sensor found in the Panasonic compact hybrid cameras.
Looking at Color Depth, the NEX-6 outperforms the G5 by 1.5EV producing smoother toned images with finer colour gradations. It's the same story with the dynamic range, an improvement of 1.5EV (13.1EV vs 11.6EV) allowing for a greater contrast range to be captured before shadows block up or highlights blow out. Compared to the DMC G5, it makes the NEX6 a better choice for landscapes where the dynamic range performance is more important.
The ISO performance is another plus for the NEX-6, with a half stop (0.5EV) improvement for better images in low light conditions (1018 ISO vs 618 ISO).
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Announced in September 2012, the Sony NEX-6 creates a new range in the Sony line-up. It sits between the flagship Sony NEX-7 and the mid-range Sony NEX-5R offering features and performance benefits to beginner and advanced photographers alike. Providing a simplified user-interface than the NEX-7, the NEX-6 is none-the-less fully featured with a high-resolution OLED viewfinder, Full HD video recording and a tilt-adjustable screen for ease of use.
The Sony NEX-6 is a well-thought-out compact hybrid that, like the NEX-7, takes into account the needs of the expert amateur, but also considers the needs of beginning photographers as well.


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A high school friend is passing through town with her family, so we invite them to dinner in the Kid Corral at Cowgirl BBQ. I haven't seen Lauren since she was a spandex-clad modern dancer whose father had a house overlooking the Long Island Sound. She is married now with two precocious boys and lives in the next town over from where we grew up. As we make small talk (we'll never get to large talk), I ask if she still dances.
"No, not really," she says, crinkling her nose.
"But she's a yoga fanatic," her husband, Dwayne, pipes in from across the picnic table.
"Oh really?" I lean in. "You know, I've taught twice at Kripalu."
For those of you outside the yoga thrill cult, Kripalu is a major yoga center nestled in the Berkshires approximately three hours north of New York City. Citing Kripalu to my old high school chum is akin to mentioning backdoor access to The Vatican in a room full of rosary-bead-worrying Catholics.
Lauren squints and slowly eyes me up and down. I know what she's thinking: What could this man with more chins than a Chinese phone book teach at Kripalu? A course in the miracles of overeating?
Lauren's scrutinizing gaze is familiar. My wife Lala and I tried Bikram yoga, otherwise known as "hot yoga," earlier this year and, before becoming a special case for the barking instructor in the musty oven they call a studio, I was asked at registration if I had ever tried any form of yoga before. "Only once," I said, slightly embarrassed. "At Kripalu."
"What were you doing there?" the lithesome woman sheathed in natural fibers kindly wondered.
"Teaching," I said and signed my name, promising not to die because of any medical issues hiding under my loose fitting clothing.
The shock and awe on the formerly find-your-bliss faces clued me in that I was a spying intruder into this land called yoga. The truth of the matter is that I was invited to teach writing at Kripalu with my friend Natalie. All I knew about yoga were a few unsavory jokes about Sting pleasuring himself and his wife numerous times without a cigarette break.
I had arrived on the well-manicured grounds between Lenox and Stockbridge a day early, dropped my bags off and gone to lunch. The cafeteria was chock-full of women donning colorful clothes that swished like active pajamawear. Chimey music tinkled in the background. I felt like some accidental tourist, dressed in cargo shorts and a wrinkled guayabera, as I pondered the organic, vegetarian, vegan and macrobiotic offerings. The food was vibrant, plentiful and rather fresh, yet I had to stop to inspect the battalion of enzymes folks were dashing on their legumes and translate terms like "Buddha bowl" and something people kept referring to as "satan," which I learned later was spelled "seitan" and had more to do with wheat protein than devil worship.
After I had filled my tray, I moved like a transfer student in the middle of seventh grade—the one who didn't go to elementary school with all these holistic homegirls, didn't share their predilections, lingo, cultivated gestures, movie references, song lyrics and slim bodies. It was worse to move aimlessly around in circles, yet I couldn't stand there mouth agape, so I wandered the aisles between tables, watching two women with thick ropes of silver on their heads chew and gesture feverishly with their forks, and another group of younger females huddle together sharing secrets. I didn't see that the tables in the back were reserved for Kripalu staff until I was upon them, so I turned on my heels and tried to act nonchalant, as if this strip of linoleum was my own private catwalk. I finally plopped down next to two 20-something women, both sporting lotus blossom tattoos on their right biceps.
"I've been thinking a lot about this," the one with her hair piled up like gluten-free spaghetti said.
Judging from the color and texture of her food, her mouth was full of kale.
"I know you have," the other said.
From the looks of her tray, she was more of a squash person.
Wanting to learn more about this ascetic planet, I chewed my cud quietly.
"I just can't decide the name of my studio. I've mediated on it, engaged some vision quests, scribbled morning papers, tried art therapy."
Her dharma BFF nodded in such a caring way my own chakras aligned.
"Here goes." Spaghetti Hair's hands pressed together. "I can't decide whether to call my studio Rising Spirit or Spirit Rising."
"See what you mean." Her friend took a cleansing breath and checked her teacup for signs.
They extolled the virtues and vital energies of each name, followed by possible negative connotations, karmic conundrums and catastrophes—for 25 minutes with no final decision. My body felt nourished from the food that was as good as any cafetorium I'd ever slid my tray across, but listening so closely to the sound of one hand clapping had scrambled my mind.
I headed for the bookstore, my usual place of solace, but things only got worse. Scarves of saffron languished over shelves and that same chimey tinkly music did battle with sandalwood and jasmine scents whirling dervishly in the air. The staff showed me books on Five Tibetan Rites (who knew there were only five?) next to one that incorporated yoga into your golf swing. The course listings offered yoga for kids, the elderly, couples and, I swear, I spotted yoga for former circus workers. Usually, my co-teacher Natalie translates all this for me into dog and cat English, but she wasn't arriving until the next day, so I purchased some overpriced Shakti Rising lip balm and got the Bikram out of there.
Outside, the rain was pouring down, so I borrowed an umbrella and walked the two miles to Lenox. I needed to detox from all this yoga gaga, so I recalled the most annoying song I could think of, trying to silence the chimes and bells.
"We built this city. We built this city on rock and roll," I sang, my mouth brimming with rainwater.
I ended up at the Olde Heritage Tavern like a soggy lost dog and took a stool at the end of the bar. I ordered a local beer and watched Mike, a stout guy stuffed into a suit jacket, move between his laptop and a video screen hung over the bathroom. His mouth never stopped working either, from his cell phone to the bartender to a big man who appeared to have some stake in the gin mill. There was something familiar about this dark and musty place filled with people who'd obviously spent years together discussing the Red Sox and Big Dig. I don't know if it was because I looked (and smelled) like a sad sack or Mike was just a friendly guy, but he approached me.
"Hey buddy," he said, extending his hand. "Where ya from?"
"New Mexico."
"Wow. Long way from home, aren't you? Why Lenox?"
I told him about teaching at Kripalu and how I felt, well, more than a little lost up there.
"Well, you know buddy, I sell food and they buy more organic produce than anyone else for 500 miles. Hold on a sec."
Clutching a handful of tickets, he went back to the video screen where little colored balls popped away from a string and revealed winning numbers.
"Hey knucklehead," he yelled over to the owner, who was pulling beer for a couple of deliverymen. "We're up 250."
I realized here was a man who had followed his bliss and it had led him to his own version of moksha, liberation from all the suffering and limitation of worldly existence. Well, maybe not that, but he was a helluva nice guy and I needed a friend who didn't know his downward dog from his happy baby.
I called over. "Whatcha playing?"
"Keno," he said grinning. "And we just won."
I pressed my hands together. "Teach me."


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Exquisite colors and a fluid scalloped edge create a unique and striking birdbath. Freestanding, with a sturdy, three--footed stand for display on the lawn, in the garden or on a deck or patio. Glass bowl has a thick "stem" that fits snugly and safely into the stand.
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- Handblown glass, powder-coated steel
- Approx. 13" in diameter x 29" H overall
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- Exquisite color
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This birdbath is a perfect ornament for a small garden, as a garden accent or in a courtyard.
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Purchased this bird bath as a gift for my sister. She loved it. Lovely. Gardener's Supply Company has been my Santa for some time. Always quality products. Won't leave this website any time soon.
- Beautiful artwork
- Enhances Garden Beauty
- Assembly required
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Great garden art with a practical and beautiful way to serve bird life! May need to anchor in ground to avoid getting knocked over by other animal art lovers or by very strong winds. Wonderful garden enhancement.
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It gets progressively more difficult to find a beautiful gift for my gardening buddy and friend. I've done tools and bird houses, but really wanted to wow her this year. Not only is this bird bath beautiful, but it will be the crowning jewel in the middle of her perennial bed this Spring and Summer. It is well made and is stunning in person. The price is very reasonable and the wow factor is HUGE! Great item/ Great price.
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The bird bath is both a beautiful art piece and a functional product. It looks so nice in the flower bed and the birds are attracted to it. It is easy to clean.
A gift
- The bird bath adds wonder
- Stand is not sturdy
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The bird bath adds great color to the garden and is a work of art that is appreciated by all who see it , including the birds!
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This is a very gorgeous birdbath. The stand is flimsy, but I added a black zip tie around base of stand to hold together. Works great. You will have to put where there isn't much wind.
Stand is too easy to tip over. Had to bury most of the stand. The art glass itself is beautiful and provides a nice splash of color. But too expensive for stand that collapses in use.
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Have only seen the unit without power, but this was enogh to persuade me to get one - when funds permit.
Still using my old psion 5mx (with unofficial 24MB upgrade) on a daily basis - though a month ago I did have to use a piece of thick copper wire to replace one of the hinges that failed (again!).
Absolutely NEEDING a keyboard, this is the first PDA that has persuaded me to move on from Psion after 19 years using their PDA's (no, really) - anyone remember the upright, extending format of the Organiser II? Still have two of them that work! Time to eBay them methinks!
Will post a review when I get the PEG-UX50 - new job permitting that is!
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As the proud owner of an O2 PDA I just had to let people know how pleased I am with it. It is fantastic the way I can automatically synchronise with my laptop and desktop. It saves me lots of time, means I have access to a vast amount of data, plus music and favourite photographs and books while I'm on the move.
I love it and highly recommend it. My only 'area for improvement' with it is the additional battery pack. Why is it that one of the screws fits perfectly and the other one keeps coming loose? Any ideas?
I remember seeing the initial concept over 3 years ago at what was then BT Cellnet, and thought WOW!
It still has some great features, but lacks some attention to detail, like the screws you mention. It would be great if you could use a bluetooth earpeice?
Yes - Bluetooth connectivity seems to be missing from many of these convergence devices. Take the Palm Tungsten W - it ssems that it would be easy to add a Palm Bluetooth SD Card, and BINGO, connection to a Bluetooth-enabled headset - WRONG - the Palm engineers got it wrong!
Which all begs the question - do the design people (and the marketing people, fo rthat matter) ever look at real-life usage of these devices and/or listen to users?
Colin Allison
to us Colin, it would seem that these companies do often miss what seems to be the obvious.
but than as the old saying goes, "there is nothing as uncommon as common sense"?
Common Sense is certainly not common practise.
The other question is, don't some of the big companies ask people what they want or need? Do they hand them over to people in the field for testing before launching?
Let's hope they visit sites like this one. Any reps from the big companies that are reading this, I'll be happy to test the gear for you!
The followup device - the XDA II is due out soon and hopefully will fix some of these issues. Some details here:-
The most noticable changes will be:-
i'm at O2 later this week, so i'll see if i can get a sneaky peek? ;)
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text: OverviewBack to top Herb Pharm - PMS Comfort Tonic Compound - 1 oz. Item# :63983UPC# :090700003401 Brand:Herb Pharm Size/Form:1 oz. Ship Weight:0.15 Dosage:30 Drop(s) Herb Pharm - PMS Comfort Tonic Compound - 1 oz. (29.6 ml) Herb Pharm PMS Comfort Tonic Compound. Helps balance progesterone/estrogen levels. Soothing to uterus. Mildly relaxing to nervous system. PMS Comfort Tonic Compound Uses:Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) with associated irritability, depression, moodiness, bloating, breast fullness and tenderness, and weight gain. PMS Comfort Tonic Compound Contains Extracts of: Chaste Tree berry Dong Quai root Motherwort leaf & flower Muira Puama stem & bark Ginger rhizome PMS Comfort Tonic Compound is: Certified Organically Grown Custom Wildcrafted in its natural habitat Shade-Dried Grown & processed according to traditional Chinese methods A Healthy Farm Yields Healthy HerbsAt Herb Pharm they grow most of their herbs on the "Pharm Farm" – their certified organic farm located in a rural valley of the Siskiyou Mountains in southern Oregon. As organic farmers, we never use synthetic fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides, nor do they use genetically modified seeds. Instead, they employ fundamental, time-honored sustainable agriculture techniques including crop rotation, cover cropping, natural weed control such as hand weeding and flame weeding, and composting to condition our soil. Each year, their farm is inspected and certified as organic by Oregon Tilth. Oregon Tilth is a nonprofit organization supporting and promoting biologically sound and socially equitable agriculture through education, research, advocacy, and certification. Oregon Tilth Certified Organic (OTCO) is an internationally recognized symbol of organic integrity. The purpose of organic certification is to ensure that the agreed upon conventions of organic agricultural systems are being practiced not only by growers, but also by all the people who handle and process organic food, feed and fiber on its journey to the consumer. In order to accomplish this, OTCO provides a system that combines strict production standards, on-site inspections, and legally binding contracts to protect the producers and buyers of organic products. Custom Wildcrafted HerbsHerb Pharm environmental commitments also include harvesting wild herbs in a responsible and sustainable manner – what we've termed "Custom Wildcrafted". Herb Pharm's strict protocols assure proper identification of plant species and optimal time of harvest, and insure conservative harvest yields and habitat protection in order to facilitate conservation of these valuable plants for future generations. Why "Liquid" Extracts? Herb Pharm Liquid Herbal Extracts – Your most effective herbal solution!!After 30-plus years of manufacturing quality herbal medicines, Herb Pharm continues to produce primarily liquid herbal extracts. While we do manufacture a number of topical products, along with our Super Echinacea capsules and Pharma Kava capsules (both of which are made from the dried liquid extract), Herb Pharm remains the leading manufacturer of liquid herbal extracts in the United States. Tens of thousands of educated herb consumers around the country recognize the advantages of taking their medicines as liquids. Medical professionals trained in the use of herbal medicines also prescribe their medicines primarily as liquid extracts. Why? To help you appreciate the merits of why this simple yet sophisticated method of taking herbal medicines is far superior to taking most capsules and tablets, the following discussion is offered: Your Body Absorbs Liquids BetterOne of the primary benefits of using liquid herbal extracts is that they do not require digestion. You don't need to extract what is medicinal from the plant cellulose before it can be absorbed – this has already been done for you. As you would expect, liquid herbal extracts are of particular benefit to those individuals who possess impaired digestive function. In many situations where digestion is not optimally functioning, it simply makes little sense to give a medicine in any form, other than liquid. Tasting the Herb Can Aid EffectivenessThere are five primary tastes in our universe – sweet, salty, bitter, pungent, and astringent. Unfortunately, western medical science has mainly researched sweet, salty, and bitter. In each instance, however, science has shown that when a taste is perceived by a taste receptor on the tongue, neurotransmitters are released into nervous tissue fibers that result in signaling the medulla of the brain. In the case of the 'bitter experience', once this initial signal from the tongue reaches the medulla, a nerve impulse is then initiated which results in an increase in gastric, pancreatic, gallbladder, and liver secretion. Simply by tasting something bitter you're able to fortify a myriad of digestive functions. Fresh from the Field ExtractionSome plants must be extracted in their fresh state, while others must be extracted dried to produce a medicine of any worth. By producing liquid extracts Herb Pharm is able to extract the herb fresh or dried, selecting whichever produces the best medicine. Of course, this is impossible to achieve with crude, dried herb capsules and tablets. Liquid Extracts Last LongerMost liquid herbal extracts have an excellent shelf life. This is an important consideration for any individual who stores extracts for personal use, sale, or prescription. As a general rule, liquid extracts containing alcohol have an expected shelf life of 5 years, while those containing no alcohol (glycerites) are best used within 3 years. While the shelf life of many extracts will certainly surpass these estimates, for the safe and effective use of liquid herbal extracts these approximations are best adhered to. In contrast to the excellent shelf-life of liquid herbal extracts, studies indicate that crude, dried Echinacea capsules lose approximately 90% of their activity in a little more than a year from their manufacture date. Dosing with Drops is Simple & FlexibleThe sophistication of liquid extract delivery is no more apparent than when it comes to dosage flexibility. For example, when using liquid herbal extracts a pediatrician is able to give a small child a fraction of a single drop simply by placing one drop of the extract in one ounce of water or juice and administering the appropriate fraction of the solution. You simply cannot do this with any other delivery system. Frequently Asked Questions What is a liquid herbal extract?A liquid herbal extract is a concentrated solution made by extracting (pulling or "washing") the herb's chemical constituents out of the inert herb fiber (cellulose) with a solution of alcohol and water or glycerine and water. A good liquid herbal extract should optimally preserve the aroma, taste and biological activity of the herb from which it is made. Vanilla extract is a commonly known liquid herbal extract. Are extracts made from fresh herbs better than ones made from dry herbs?Many people assume that a fresh herb extract is superior to a dry herb extract, but this is not necessarily true; it really depends upon the unique biochemical, biophysical and energetic properties of the specific herb being extracted. While some herbs do indeed make a superior extract when extracted while still fresh and succulent (e.g., Shepherd's Purse, Corn Silk), there are also many herbs which make a superior extract when extracted after the herb is dried (e.g., Hops, Grindelia). Also, some herbs are best extracted when semi-dried (e.g., Saw Palmetto), or fermented (e.g., Wild Cherry, Sweet Clover). Some are overly active when fresh and must be dried and aged one year before use (e.g., Buckthorn, Cascara Sagrada). For thousands of years people have been using thousands of different herbs. While some of these herbs are used fresh, the vast majority is used in their dry form. Remember that each herb has its own unique properties and therefore must be treated accordingly. There are no universals when it comes to herbal handling and extraction. What is the purpose of alcohol in liquid herbal extracts?Grain alcohol is the best food-grade solvent for extracting and preserving many of the naturally occurring herb constituents that are poorly soluble in water. The food-grade grain alcohol used to prepare liquid extracts serves three specific functions. First, alcohol is the only edible solvent that will extract and preserve many of the naturally occurring herb constituents that are poorly soluble in water, such as essential oils, resins, balsams and many alkaloids. Second, alcohol is an excellent natural preservative, which maximizes the shelf life of the extracts. Third, alcohol is a great carrying agent, which facilitates the absorption of the herb's constituents into the bloodstream. How much alcohol is in liquid herbal extracts and how much alcohol am I really consuming?The amount of alcohol in individual liquid extracts can vary from 20% to 90% depending on the herb being extracted and its content of alcohol and water-soluble constituents. For example, to fully extract Cayenne's pungent resins and orange-red pigments require at least 80% alcohol is required. A Cayenne extract made with a lower amount of alcohol will contain smaller amounts of Cayenne's resins and pigments, and therefore will be of lower quality than the higher alcohol extract. The amount of alcohol you consume in a dose of liquid extract is actually very small. For example, taking 30 drops of Echinacea liquid extract (alcohol content of 45% to 50%) amounts to consuming 1/65th of a can of beer or 1/85th of an 8-ounce glass of wine. Also, if you mix those 30 drops of Echinacea liquid extract into 2 ounces of water, that mixture would contain only 0.59% alcohol. Can I evaporate away the alcohol in liquid herbal extracts by mixing the extract drops into hot water?A small amount of the alcohol can be removed this way but most of it will stay intimately mixed with the hot water and will remain so even if the water is boiled. That's because alcohol and water are extremely difficult to separate once they have been mixed. While adding extracts to hot water will not eliminate their alcohol, it can, in some cases, actually damage the extract. Many extracts are heat stable (e.g., Goldenseal) and adding them to hot water does no harm. However, other extracts are damaged by heat (e.g., Valerian) and can be weakened by adding them to hot water. Also, essential oils found in certain extracts (e.g., Lemon Balm, Chamomile) will be at least partially vaporized by hot water. Here you are left with a compromised extract, but the alcohol remains. If an extract is directed to be taken hot to increase its diaphoretic (sweat-inducing) action, it should be added to hot water that is not too hot to drink. What is the best way to take liquid herbal extracts?You should always put liquid extracts into water or juice for consumption. Taking them straight from the dropper may cause a burning sensation in the mouth and is discouraged. Mix the prescribed number of extract drops into 1 to 2 ounces of water unless the label directs otherwise. You can also add the drops to warm tea (not piping hot) or juice. Certain herbs, because of their stronger action, require more water. For optimal results, sip the mixed drops so you can savor the extract's flavor and aroma. Although you may not always like the taste, it contributes part of the therapeutic effect of the herb. Always follow label instructions. Some products require more water or have other special instructions for use such as the throat spray or eye drops. What is the proper dosage of liquid herbal extracts for children?Unless otherwise noted, all doses are for adults, but Clark's Rule can be used to convert the adult dose to a child's dose. Some extracts are not suitable for children. Consult your doctor for advice. Clark's RuleDivide the child's weight (in pounds) by 150 to get the fraction of the adult dose to give to the child. Example: For a 50 pound child give 50/150 (or 1/3) of the adult dose. Therefore, if the adult dose is 30 drops taken 3 times per day, the child's dose will be 10 drops taken 3 times per day (not 30 drops taken 1 time per day). Some extracts are not suitable for children. Consult your doctor for advice. How many drops are in a one-ounce bottle of liquid herbal extract?The number of drops in a bottle of liquid extract will vary depending on the viscosity (thickness) of the extract. For example, one ounce of Herb Pharm's Goldenseal liquid extract contains 1,243 drops, Echinacea liquid extract contains 1,184 drops, and Marshmallow liquid extract, which is very viscous, contains only 1,000 drops. In general, most extracts fall within the range of 1,000 to 1,300 drops per ounce. This is equivalent to 25-32 individual doses per bottle. How can I compare the dosage of herb capsules or tablets to the dosage of liquid herbal extracts?Liquid herbal extracts are much easier to absorb and assimilate into the body than herb capsules and tablets. Herb capsules and tablets made from crude herb have to be digested (i.e., extracted) by your body before the herb's chemical constituents can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Since many herbs are very woody, digesting and absorbing them can be very difficult, especially for people with digestive problems. Therefore, much of the capsule or tablet remains undigested and never gets absorbed. However, the chemical constituents in a liquid herbal extract have already been "digested" and can therefore be readily absorbed into the bloodstream. Because of these differences, liquid herbal extracts are a much more efficient means of getting the chemical constituents out of the crude herb and into the bloodstream. Because of the widely varying amount of hard-to-digest woody fiber in various herbs and the efficiency of absorbing and assimilating liquid extracts, it is impossible to directly compare liquid extracts with powders. Powders have the additional disadvantage of quickly losing their potency through oxidation, so more is needed to achieve the same effect. Fresh plant extracts are even more difficult to equate to powders because the fresh, un-dried plant has very different characteristics than the dried plant. We make extracts from fresh herbs for those plants that typically do not dry well either because they degrade or because some constituents volatilize upon drying. Drying and powdering these herbs places them at a still greater disadvantage. Always follow the label's recommendation for dosage. What is the meaning of "pyrrolizidine alkoloids removed" on your Comfrey liquid extract?About 3% of flowering plants contain a group of highly variable chemical compounds called pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs); Comfrey is in this group of plants. PAs can have a toxic effect on the liver when taken orally in large amounts or for extended periods of time. The amount and type of PAs in plants can vary greatly depending upon the botanical species and variety, growing conditions, plant part, and time of harvest. Occasional, small amounts of PAs are harmless to the body, but they can be cumulative. Children, the elderly and those with liver disease are more easily harmed by PAs and fetuses are particularly vulnerable. The United States Food and Drug Administration has banned all sales of Comfrey for internal use, but it can still be sold for external use. Herb Pharm's Comfrey extract is now sold for external use only. Because of safety concerns, Canada, Australia, England and several European countries have banned the sale of PA-containing herbs, although Germany and Switzerland do allow the sale of PA-free (‹1 ppm) herbal products. The PAs can be removed by a chemical-free process (ion exchange), which removes nothing from the extract but the PAs and 2 to 3% of its minerals. This process does not compromise the quality of these PA-free extracts and they can be used without concerns about PA toxicity. To assure safety, Herb Pharm's Comfrey contains less than 1 ppm of PAs. Are your products gluten-free and does grain alcohol contain gluten?Yes, all of our products are gluten-free. Our grain alcohol is made from corn, which does not contain gluten. About Herb Pharm The First YearsOn March 8, 1979, Herb Pharm was officially established as a bona fide business in Williams, Oregon. Back in those days, Herb Pharm's "lab" was the kitchen of Ed Smith and Sara Katz, the company's founders and owners. Bottles were filled one-by-one with a beaker, and labels were typed with a typewriter on Avery blanks. Accompanied by a handful of apprentices who lived in Ed and Sara's house, days and nights were spent planting, harvesting and grinding the roots, leaves, flowers and seeds that grew in our garden and the surrounding mountains to make their liquid herbal extracts. Serving a NeedIn those days, Herb Pharm's little company was the alternative to the rather poor quality and limited array of medicinal herb products available in the 70's. Back then, they spoke constantly and loudly of the importance of using organic, high-quality herbs as opposed to the overdried plant fiber that the few existing companies were using in their products. Focus on QualityHerb Pharm focused on collecting the best quality herbs we could, hand-picking the most medicine laden plant parts while paying close attention to the plants themselves, their peak of readiness and the best time of day for harvest. We even drove 100 miles round trip to fill thier jugs with solar distilled water for their extracts! Herb Pharm Traditional RootsBefore starting Herb Pharm, Ed lived five winters in the South American jungle learning about plants from the native healers. He practiced herbal medicine at a missionary clinic in Guatemala, and studied every herb book he could get his hands on. Early on, we used formulas from traditional American herbals, the writings of the Eclectic Physicians, and the U.S.Pharmacopoeia's. Ed Smith began formulating proprietary compounds, using knowledge from his studies and extensive travels. Always paying close attention to worldwide medicinal herb research, Herb Pharm introduced to the American herb market valuable medicinal herb products such as Ginkgo and Vitex. Today at Herb PharmEd and Sara still own Herb Pharm as a family business, and are involved in the daily operations of the company. They now have an 85-acre certified organic herb farm (called the "Pharm Farm"), employ 75 people, and sell products to health food stores, Herbalists, Naturopathic Physicians, and Medical Doctors worldwide. Attention to DetailHerb Pharm is as picky as ever about the plants they use and their meticulous extraction. They extract each herb according to its own unique physical and biochemical characteristics at a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Williams. As years go by, we constantly look for ways to improve the quality of thier herbal medicines. Committed to Principles of Traditional Herbal MedicinesThere is an ever-increasing trend towards refining herbs and isolation of herbal constituents. Their broad-spectrum extracts provide an alternative to this trend. Herb Pharm are still committed to herbal extracts that represent the whole plant, and the basic principles of traditional herbal medicines. They are sincerely grateful and thank all of our customers who have used our products through these years. As they continue to sink our herbal roots deeper and deeper, Herb Pharm will constantly strive to bring their customers the finest herbal extracts available anywhere.


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David Brancaccio is one of public broadcasting's biggest stars. He hosts NOW on PBS; public radio listeners will recall his old job, hosting Marketplace. Earlier this month, he swung by SFR's office to promote a PBS special on health care reform, with the Nightly Business Report team and Tavis Smiley. (It airs at 7:30 pm, Sept. 24 on KNME, with a localized NEW MEXICO IN FOCUS special on health care half an hour prior.) But he preferred to talk about journalism and the economy.
SFR: I follow your podcast. I don't own a TV.
DB: There's a correlation: The bigger TV you have, the dumber you are. Smart people have TVs, often—but not very big ones.
What are you doing in Santa Fe again?
We're meeting with viewers and so forth, trying to help the station. They want to do cool things for people who give money. I'm one of the entertainers.
So you're drinking wine and eating cheese.
I wish. I don't want to get too wasted before I start talking about serious stuff. I'm talking to people about the crisis in journalism. Also, we need to have a national conversation about not just fixing the economic crisis, [but] how we create a better country and a better world.
A lot of people assume we'll go back to the way it was in the '90s, when everybody had money.
This is exactly my point. I was interviewing Ken Rogoff; he's a big-shot economist at Harvard. He's studied the last 400 years of economic crises. He said this one is following the pattern of the big ones. He says, 'Brightly, we could be back to 2007 levels in the economy by 2011.' I started to think, well, that's the goal? Things were so perfect? There was no injustice? Health care was fine, there were no national security issues or wars? Let's not go backwards; let's go forwards. But that conversation means very substantial changes to the way the world works.
As far as changes, Obama just reappointed Bush's federal reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke.
And all of his economic team are essentially Robert Rubin proteges [from the Clinton era], so how much is going to happen? They're coming up with a new financial blueprint for the planet. Obama has a plan, and it's pretty tame. The entrenched interests are not into substantial changes. So what will drive real changes? An educated public saying, 'We've got to go way further than this.' Our show tries. It's a difficult time to do nonprofit journalism. We had a furlough for four weeks.
You had a furlough?
It's not a happy situation, but at least there were no layoffs…How are we going to talk about any of these things, like fixing the world, if journalism is dying out? People think it's all up for grabs—that there are no facts, it's all point of view. That means as a country, we can agree on absolutely nothing.
It seems we'd need a common set of facts to talk about the economy.
Some stark facts break through. Something like half the capital in our markets is now controlled by five or six companies. It has not always been that way…[People] know they're working real hard without much gain…There is shocking economic data that shows a great predictor of what your class will be, how much you'll earn, is what your parents earned. It's like, 'What?!'
What's this health care special with you and Tavis Smiley?
I'm trying to get the president of the United States. We're not going to know until two days before. If he wants to do it, we're a great venue. If he doesn't want to do it, he won't do it. He's a tough get.
Can't he just 'tweet' everybody that voted for him?
Good old Twitter. Our show is about meaning, and Twitter is the opposite of meaning. We've got to make the case that there's something special called journalism, and it requires investment.


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As I'm watching TNT's Bulls vs. Nuggets NBA telecast Reggie just stated that Derrick Rose is his favorite NBA Player. Here are his exact words and I quote:
"I love Derrick Rose he's my favorite player in the NBA, but they are not winning a championship if he doesn't improve his shooting and his overall play. He's the one guy I would pay money to actually go see. I've said that for years I just love his demeanor and how he approaches the game."
I'm not trying to create a big stir about this because I know he's entitled to have his favorite player, but as you know the Bulls are one of our biggest rivals. I'm wondering your thoughts on this matter. Just for fun.
Hasn't Reggie seen enough to make PG's his favorite player?
Wouldn't be healthful for the Pacers to have Reggie, our biggest ambassador, campaigning PG as his new favorite player.
Isn't PG's latest haircut a good way to pay homage to Reggie and create a big bond of mutual admiration between the past and the future of this franchise?
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Lawyer Victor Marshall says "it's never a good idea to make predictions," but "very clearly, we're not at the bottom of this, we're not at the end." Marshall represents Frank Foy, the ERB's former chief investment officer whose lawsuits against the state allege he was pressured to invest in or award contracts to politically connected companies/people.
On the bright side, Marshall continues, "it sure seems like the process is moving forward. It seems like every week we find out something more about the bribes and kickbacks."
If unveiling the web of political corruption passes for good news, "ethics reform" in 2010 would be really good news.
The influential think tank Think New Mexico will lobby for reforms detailed in its fall publication, "Restoring Trust: Banning Political Contributions from Contractors and Lobbyists." The report notes the high-profile cases of former state Treasurer Robert Vigil, former Senate President Pro Tem Manny Aragon and former Deputy Superintendent of Insurance Joe Ruiz, as well as the 50 felony indictments this year of former Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron. (And let's not forget the multiple fraud indictments of the New Mexico housing authority case.)
Think New Mexico proposes banning contractors, lobbyists and anyone seeking a government subsidy from making or bundling political contributions to any public official with the "power to influence the contract or subsidy," the report says.
"The common denominator in all of these scandals has been the confluence of big government contracts and lobbyists," Think New Mexico Executive Director Fred Nathan says. "And while I don't think our reforms would totally end corruption, it would be more than a big step forward in changing the culture of corruption."
The reforms also could help the perception of public service, Santa Fe County Democratic Party Chairman Richard Ellenberg says. In December, the county party endorsed Think's proposal.
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Think New Mexico's proposals are part of Richardson's ethics legislative agenda for the 2010 session. Richardson also will propose an independent ethics commission, public service announcement prohibitions for candidates, campaign contribution disclosure for state contractors, a one-year ban on former lawmakers becoming lobbyists and a whistle-blower protection act.
"A rush to reform is not surprising," Dave Levinthal, communications director for the Center for Responsive Politics, which tracks financial influence in politics, says. "Not surprisingly, oftentimes it takes a major political scandal to draw enough attention to go down the road of reforming," he says.
Acknowledging that New Mexico is "definitely in the upper echelon" among states with high-profile scandals, Levinthal says one common element for governments with less corruption is transparency.
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Makes me glad I am not a Toaist if that is their point of view.
We are, after all, animals.manas wrote:tiltbillings wrote:?manas wrote: ordinary, animalistic ejaculatory sex
Makes me glad I am not a Toaist if that is their point of view.
Sorry, the pejorative term 'animalistic' was mine alone. Ok, I admit it was a bit overdone.
kind regards.
manas wrote:Hi Ben,
I did say at the outset that this topic was for laymen who are not (as yet) willing or able to renounce sex pleasure.
manas wrote:Of course there will be a measure of 'grasping' as one experiences pleasure rise upward, rather than spurting it out wastefully into the abyss. But that grasping is going to be there in any case. It doesn't disappear until anagami, right? So until then, if one is a layman, and is not yet going to be celibate, then this is a useful *adjunct* to one's Buddhist practice.
...but it is on a much higher level than ordinary, animalistic ejaculatory sex.
It is a step in the right direction, towards greater self-control and awareness.
I never said it could replace the Dhamma though, did I?
tiltbillings wrote:...
We are, after all, animals.
Ben wrote:You need to truly engage with the practice Manas to discover that it lacks nothing, it requires no 'adjunct'.
kind regards,
Ben wrote:manas wrote:Hi Ben,
I did say at the outset that this topic was for laymen who are not (as yet) willing or able to renounce sex pleasure.
I understood that. I am not advocating that everyone leave the lay life en masse and ordain.
manas wrote:I have noticed in myself and other Buddhists, a kind of underlying assumption that sex pleasure is inherently 'bad' or 'unwholesome'.
Ben has already commented on the Wifi aversion. As for energy, it is not some mystical substance that can be moved around. It's a measure of a system's capacity to do work, where work done is calculated as the product of a force and the distance over which that force acts. All this talk of 'vital forces' just seems to me to reflect a view in a spirit/soul vs body dichotomy... almost like a Cartesian duality. My understanding is that the Buddha taught a system without this spiritual magical woo woo; the aggregates. No separate 'energy' or 'life force' that could be mistaken for atta, just the aggregates where no atta is found. When the Buddha talked of 'directing energy', I read 'applying a force in the direction of the force', or voluntarily effecting a change in my current momentum in a wholesome direction. Nothing to do with woo woo.manas wrote:being immersed in wi-fi EMF fields is making me feel a bit dizzy right now) ... drawing the energy inwards & upwards ... recirculate energy ... It's just about energy. ... save the vital forces and recirculate them so that this energy can be put to good use
It is an adjunct in the same way that seeing a doctor is if you need medicine. If I'm sick I see a doctor (well, in my case a herbalist) and not a monk! But for Dhamma instruction, I see a monk. Does that clarify it better?
manas wrote:I am trying to engage with the practice, Ben, and one thing I've discovered lately is that there can be, in some practitioners, a kind of inner war with themselves due to trying to artificially be like the Buddha or his advanced disciples who were totally without sex desire, when one is not as yet there. This false idealism can do phychological harm. Do you see what I mean, Ben?
Ben wrote:Practice that includes sila, the development of samadhi and panna eradicates all mental defilements. In the words of Rachael Hunter, 'It doesn't happen overnight but it does happen'.
a manifestation of an unhealthy attitude characterised by aversion
Hanzze wrote:a manifestation of an unhealthy attitude characterised by aversion
When it comes from a aspiration to imitate something (the desire to become) yes , when it comes form right view (understanding) surly not.
Ben wrote:Hi Hanzze,Hanzze wrote:a manifestation of an unhealthy attitude characterised by aversion
When it comes from a aspiration to imitate something (the desire to become) yes , when it comes form right view (understanding) surly not.
I am merely reporting what I have witnessed. I have seen quite a few people respond to their craving for sensuality with an aversive response.
kind regards,
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ProvenancePurchased from the artist by Durand-Ruel, Paris, November 6, 1901; sold to Bernheim-Jeune, Paris, January 16, 1902; sale, Bernheim, Paris, Hôtel Drouot, November 28-December 1, 1904, no. 85. Pieter Van der Velde collection, Le Havre [1]; sold to Wildenstein & Co., New York, through Paul Rosenberg, Paris, as agent; sold to Duncan Phillips, Phillips Memorial Gallery, Washington, D.C., February 1, 1922; sold to De Hauke & Co., New York, November 6, 1929 (stock no. 3399) [2]; sold to Jos. Hessel (dealer), Paris, March 15, 1930 [3]. Henry (Harry) Stevenson Southam (1875-1954), Ottawa, after 1936 (?) and by 1939 [4]; sold to French Art Galleries and M. Knoedler & Co. (joint ownership), New York, February 1944 [5]; sold by Knoedler to William M. Elkins (1882-1947) and his wife Elizabeth "Lisa" C. Norris Elkins (1898-1950), Philadelphia, March 23, 1944 [6]; Elizabeth "Lisa" C. Norris Elkins; bequest to PMA, 1950. 1. See Joachim Pissarro and Claire Durand-Ruel Snollaerts, Pissarro: Critical Catalogue of Paintings, Milan and Paris, 2005, vol. 3, no. 1388; and Richard Brettell and Joachim Pissarro, The Impressionist and the City: Pissarro's Series Paintings, New Haven, 1992, no. 134, p. 178. 2. Information on Phillips' acquisition and sale of the painting from registrar files, Phillips Collection (communication of 6 April 2004, in curatorial file); and Archives of American Art, Jacques Seligmann & Co. Records/ De Hauke & Co., Inc., Records/ Series 9.7.1 / Box 408/ f. 4: Purchase Book, 1926-1931; Box 408/ f. 5: Sales Book, 1926-1931; and Series 9.7.2/ Box 411/ f. 1: Bound Invoices, 1929-1930. According to correspondence of May 1926 between Phillips and Wildenstein & Co., the painting was "secured" by Paris dealer Paul Rosenberg from Van der Velde's private collection . 3. Archives of American Art, Jacques Seligmann & Co. Records/ De Hauke & Co., Inc., Records/ Series 9.7.2/ Box 411/ f. 1 / Bound Invoices, 1929-1930 (stock no. 3399). The 1939 Venturi catalogue raisonné of Pissarro's paintings lists prior owners Van de Velde, Duncan Phillips, Gaston Lévy, and Paul Rosenberg; however, the De Hauke & Co. records show that the painting went directly from Phillips to De Hauke to Hessel. Hessel lent the painting to the 1930 Musée de L'Orangerie exhibition, "Centenaire de la naissance de Camille Pissarro," no. 111. 4. According to Venturi (1939). Southam, a Canadian newspaper publisher, was a collector of Canadian and 19th-century European art. He probably purchased this painting after February 1936, as it does not appear in lists of 1933 and 1936 appended to his will (letter from Michael Pantazzi, National Gallery of Canada, 29 August 2001, in curatorial file). 5. Dates per Brettell and Pissarro (see note 1). At least one other painting was purchased from Southam in 1944 by French Art Galleries and Knoedler, see John Rewald, The Paintings of Paul Cézanne (New York, 1996), no. 888. 6. Dated receipt from Knoedler to Elkins in registrar file.
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