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I hear ATMs are lacking Euros in Greece as everyone has been withdrawing their funds before the elections with expectation of economic downturn and local currency devaluation. So I was wondering whether it's a good idea to convert my cash while in the US instead of in Greece.
Any thoughts on this are appreciated.
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I hear ATMs are lacking Euros in Greece as everyone has been withdrawing their funds before the elections with expectation of economic downturn and local currency devaluation. So I was wondering whether it's a good idea to convert my cash while in the US instead of in Greece.
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Hi RB,
>...everyone has been withdrawing their funds before the elections with expectation of economic downturn and local currency devaluation.<
I was under the impression that the legal currency in Greece was the Euro.
If that is so, there isn't going to be a devaluation of the local currency.
I also believe that the Greeks held their election on Sunday.
Do you know of a new one?
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The elections in Greece this past weekend have not settled anything, and the OP's concern about runs on ATMs in Greece is not totally unfounded. If Greece is forced to leave the euro--which is still very much a possibility--then Greece will implement capital controls on accounts limiting withdrawals, and may even have to leave the Schengen zone in order to impose boarder controls restricting people from taking cash out of Greece. These are things that are actually being discussed by government officials as part of their contigency planning.
The situation over there is so fluid that there is really no good way to answer the question. If at all possible, it is best to rely upon ATMs rather than carrying large amounts of cash, but if you happend to get caught in a bank run in Greece--and a real run IS coming, it's just a question of time--then that could gum up your plans. If I was going in the next couple of weeks, I would only be slightly concerned about relying upon ATMs to get cash in Greece. Six weeks from now, or six months from now, who knows.
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Thank you for such an elaborate answer.
You hit the nail on the head about walking with serious cash in your pockets. I wouldn't mind bringing the Euros with me but there is that risk you want to avoid. So I guess I'll be doing a 50/50, bring some with me and hope to get some cash at the ATMs there.
My friends just flew into Greece, so I'll be hearing from them as well and post back if anyone one is interested.
Thanks again
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Nothing of what you write is true.
Greece had elections, and a new pro Euro government, the situation here is now VERY clear, Greece is NOT going to leave the eurozone and will continue having the Euro.
I also would like to know where OP has got the information that ATMs in Greece are lacking Euro, because everyone is withdrawing funds, which is also NOT true.
Unfortunately these posts, that have nothing to do with the reality and what's really going on in the country, make others believe that they are true and discourage people from traveling to Greece, based on these rumors.
I live in Athens and had NO problem getting money from ATMs during before and after the elections.
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Thank you for your response, I am simply trying to clarify the rumors that I hear these days.
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Timely request. I leave Friday and am on the way out to buy euros -- 4 days worth, just in case....
Roadbus, I'd like to hear your friends advice.
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Greece had elections, and a new pro Euro government, the situation here is now VERY clear, Greece is NOT going to leave the eurozone and will continue having the Euro.
We'll see. The government only has about a month of cash left. If Merkel continues to pander to the German public and does not allow the EU to act in a concerted and dramatic fashion, there is a real near-term risk that Greece may have no choice but to leave.
The Greeks (narrowly) elected a pro-euro government in the hopes that the rest of the EU will come to their senses and bail them out. I am far from certain that Merkel has the intestinal fortitude to do what must be done. Until she does, Greece will be under constant and significant pressure that may force a euro exit.
The current government is just a band aid, elected under the promise that they can renegotiate the terms of their bailout. If they fail, then the only smart play for Greece will be to leave the euro, lest they face crippling austerity measures that will further exacerbate what may already be a depression.
I also would like to know where OP has got the information that ATMs in Greece are lacking Euro, because everyone is withdrawing funds, which is also NOT true.
While the ATMs may have enough cash, Greeks ARE withdrawing funds from banks at rates of up to EUR 700m per week. During 2011, Greek banks lost something like 15% of deposits. Frankly, Greek citizens would be crazy to hold large amounts of funds in Greek bank accounts.
Pretending there is not a crisis of confidence in Greek banks is unhelpful.
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Have been reading these theories two years now, and i am tired of it....
Greece still is in the eurozone, no matter what Cassandras are saying.
Merkel has to deal not only with Greece but with the entire European South, since all these countries are sitting in the same boat.
As for withdrawing funs from the banks, this is partially true but for a different reason, people were in many cases obliged to do it, in order to cover the much higher expenses of new taxes, higher cost of living etc.
Btw after the elections, there has been an increase of funds returning to the Greek banks. ( certainly not from the average Greek, who is patient and tried not to touch his money at the bank)
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Yes, but a tourist doesn;t have a bunch of money in a Greek bank. Why not use credit cards wherever possible? No csh involved. Work with any currency. And just take euros for a couple of days?
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Ditto everything travelgourmet said. While Greece is the immediate flashpoint, the problems that members of the single currency are seeing right now are predictable--in fact, they were predicted when the euro formed. Can't really have a currency union without a political union, or at least a banking union. It's OK when everything is going well across the entire euro zone, but when you get divergence like we're seeing now, with the Greeks in a virtual depression while Germany is experiencing good times, it's very difficult to hold that together with a single currency.
What's happening in Greece right now has been described as a "jog" rather than a bank run. Greeks are taking money out of Greek bank accounts and, where they can, depositing those funds in other countries. It's the only prudent thing to do, given curren circumstances. If that is all that is going on when you're in Greece, it shouldn't affect ATMs. However, if Greece's departure from the euro looks imminent (whether true or not), that will turn into a full scale bank run overnight. Hard to say when that would happen, or even if, but if I were going to Greece, I'd carry a little extra cash in reserve, just in case.
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Sorry, but these rumours have been going around for the last two or three years. None of my friends who live in Greece, and I have several, are reporting ATMs running out of money. Even if they were, you could still get cash over the counter inside the bank, showing your debit card and passport.
Tourists are bringing money into Greece, not taking it out, and no one will want to prevent that. I think it would be wise to bring a little more cash in € or $ than usual, but no more than you are comfortable carrying around. Then make withdrawals in sensible amounts before your wallet is empty.
Frankly, Greek citizens would be crazy to hold large amounts of funds in Greek bank accounts.
They would be even crazier to put large amounts of cash under their mattresses.
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Have been reading these theories two years now, and i am tired of it....
I think we are all tired of the inaction of the EU in addressing what is a very real crisis. Unfortunately, that doesn't make the problem go away.
Merkel has to deal not only with Greece but with the entire European South, since all these countries are sitting in the same boat.
Merkel SHOULD deal with it. The question is whether she will. A quick look at the most recent Spanish debt auction suggests that there is limited confidence that European "leaders" will, you know, lead and do what needs to be done.
Tourists are bringing money into Greece
Not at nearly the same rate they used to, which is not helping matters in the country.
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taking a look at an older post of yours, i read :
<< So, now we have Italian bonds trading at junk status. Greece is done. We have the Germans continuing to pretend that they have no skin in the game. I say the euro collapses by March 2012>>
Did the Euro collapse? No...
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LOL! What you put on the Internet stays there forever!
I don't think the OP was asking for a lesson in economics.
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" ... If Merkel continues to pander to the German public and does not allow the EU to act in a concerted and dramatic fashion,..." - travelgourmet
That's rich. Expecting German taxpayers to keep paying ever higher taxes, maybe even increasing their present 66 yr old retirement age, so their money can be shipped off to Greece to bail-out their profligate Govt and Govt labor unions.
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I guess there are some folks with a vested interest in the Greek travel industry who hate to see anyone talk about what is happening to the euro for fear that it will hurt business. That's understandable, but the OP had a legit question and I think it was responsibly answered--carry a little extra cash reserve just in case.
I wouldn't allow the turmoil over the euro to keep me from taking a Greek vacation. Heck, it might be kind of intersting to be over there if they actually do make the announcement that they are leaving the euro. Greek bank accounts might be frozen for a day or two, but tourist accounts won't, and as long as the credit card machines work at hotels and restaurants, it shouldn't be a great inconvenience for tourists--certainly less disruptive than a volcano or an earthuake.
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No twk, i am living in Greek and i simply don't like reading all these posts from people who have no idea of what is happening in this country.
Reading a few newspapers and watching CNN or any other TV channel, doesn't make a financial expert out of a poster.
To write that it would be interesting to be in Greece while it leaves the Euro, is a proof of how serious such posts should be taken.
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Twk, I agree with the comments on your latest post. I don't think anyone who regularly posts on Fodor's has "a vested interest in the Greek travel industry" though (I certainly don't), or they would have been exposed as an advertiser long ago. Indeed, some have, and we no longer see them on this board.
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Hello all, I didn't finish reading all of the responses for which I am thankful. My friends just flew into Athens last night and I just got an email from them saying if it wasn't for the news they wouldn't know anything was happening. Everything is calm and ATMs are working fine.
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<<To write that it would be interesting to be in Greece while it leaves the Euro, is a proof of how serious such posts should be taken>>
I forgot, this internet stuff is serious business. People are going to speculate on what happens to the euro until conditions in Europe fundamentally change. If that bothers you, I would suggest staying away from the internet, newspapers, TV and radio for a while.
Heimdall: Vested interest might be too strong. I just think there are folks with ties to Greece that are anxious about the situation and bothered by folks talking about it.
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Roadbus--thanks for the update. What did you decide to do?
When I went to the bank, they had just been wiped clean of small bills, so will go back again tomorrow for a second purchase. The conversion rate at Bank of America was 1.338.
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i read the papers, follow the internet, and still have a connection to reality, as i actually live in the country, while you are not. ( and may never have been )
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Hi twk,
Why should we be bothered by "folks talking about [what currency to bring to Greece]"? After all, that's what Fodor's is for — to answer travellers' questions. What I am bothered about is inaccurate information that just causes unnecessary worry. I am also bothered about threads like this turning into a debate on economics when all the OP wanted was an answer to a simple question.
Now we are getting feedback from roadbus on this thread and valleyk on the Greece - Euro or Sterling that "everything is calm and ATMs are working fine" and "there were no problems at all with anything". Of course that's what "folks with ties to Greece" have been saying all along.
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I rarely participate on this kind of conversation these days because they get very repetitive, but as a side note I want to point out that having lots of dollars or sterling or whatever currency with you is not a so good idea. I am in Delphi right now, and seems like some people carry nearly no euros while they have a wallet full of dollars or whatever. Then dollars are not accepted on local stores and visitors either have to rush in the nearest ATM either they try to find friends who hold some euro and borrow some money for simple purchases. (Banks are not open on afternoon to exchange and even if they did, again exchange rate might not be great.)
I see many incidents, more recently it happened on a souvenir shop when someone did not had enough euro to buy a 7 euro guidebook and on a kiosk when someone tried to purchase a can of coke on dollars! Now I think this is kind of a pain for no reason and of course credit cards are not everywhere accepted- and definitely not on kiosks! Take mostly euro with you and some dollars or whatever to keep you going for a couple of days in case something happens (which on my opinion is very unlikely, but let's not start over with this, have a small amount just for peace of mind) , rather than the other way around!!!
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Jackie, thank you for the update on the exchange rate. I will probably get a couple of days worth of euros with me and exchange there.
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That's rich. Expecting German taxpayers to keep paying ever higher taxes, maybe even increasing their present 66 yr old retirement age, so their money can be shipped off to Greece to bail-out their profligate Govt and Govt labor unions.
Actually, I'm hoping German taxpayers wake up and realize that their economic success is driven in huge part by the euro and the way it dramatically undervalues the German currency. When and if the deadweight is dropped from the euro and it becomes, effectively, a new Deutsche Mark, the cost of German exports will rise and the gains they have made in competitiveness will begin to be chewed away at.
Germany has prospered precisely because they have aligned themselves with weaker economies, which can't compete with them for manufactured goods when they are tied to the same currency. So, German goods flow to places like Spain and Greece. Germany reaped the benefit of expansionary policies in these countries but now wants to pretend that they hold no stake in bailing them out.
This isn't about Germany bailing out Greece, but Merkel simply looking at the cold, hard facts and realizing that bailing out Greece and putting a stop to this nonsense is the better play for Germany than letting their currency appreciate by 20% or more. Germany shouldn't do it for the Greeks, but for Germany. It is a tough sell to the voters, sure, but leaders are supposed to lead.
Did the Euro collapse? No...
You might not be familiar with the phrase "over/under"? Regardless, it is less than 2 months past my mid-line and things are as hairy as ever. We are certainly no closer to euro stability than when I wrote that post and it has to come to a head soon.
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Hi twk,
>the OP's concern about runs on ATMs in Greece is not totally unfounded.<
If I wanted to take my life savings out of my Athens bank, would I do it by withdrawing 300E at a time or by ordering an EFT to my Swiss account?
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I'm just back from Greece and had no problems withdrawing cash from ATMs. We traveled to the Peloponnese, some islands and Athens. No ATM problems anywhere, and, in fact, no problems at all.
There were a number of restaurants and stores that didn't take credit cards.
I don't know about the Bank of America exchange rate, but the interbank rate is 1.255 dollars for 1.0 euro. I just looked at www.xe.com.
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I imagine some Greeks don't have Swiss bank accounts. People can do lots of things when they are worried, I don't see any reason to be dismissive of the question which wasn't crazy. I am just glad roadhouse came back and reported o people know the situation from a fellow traveler.
There have been some Greek travel agents who have posted on Fodors in the past, tehre are always a few people around who do have interests in tourism in various countries on Fodors.
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I have posted on this subject ad nauseam & I will repeat:
I am a Brit living in Greece, I have to withdraw money from the ATM all year round (from my UK account), not just for 1 or 2 weeks vacation. There have been no problems & nothing is any different to previous years, & I expect none until/if Greece exit the euro. If/when (I am NOT debating that, again, there is only speculation as to what will happen, if & when, repeated for several years) Greece does exit, volutarily or forced, there will be a period of changeover for ATMs as well as many other machines etc. For this reason Heimdall is quite right in saying take money out before your wallet is empty, especially on a Friday, as the most likely change would take place over a weekend. If the exit does happen you would withdraw/exchange for the new drachma or whatever currency.
There is an economic crisis yes, but that is tough on the citizens & residents of Greece regarding lower (or no) wages & higher taxes, but absolutely nothing that should affect a visitor to Greece, apart from being more welcomne than ever!
If you can't listen to a non Greek, living here, & having to access foreign funds via the ATM on a daily basis then I give up.
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I am sometimes really speechless, that the opinion of people who actually live in the country ( like you and me yiassas) is not taken as seriously as it should be.
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I don't mean to restart this argument but I couldn't help but notice that Fodor's issues similar warning about bringing cash with you to Greece and not rely on ATMs.
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Whoever wrote that article didn't know the difference between a thermometer and a barometer, either. Scroll down to Pack for a Heat Wave and it reads:
"On the heels of March's record high temperatures in Northern Europe, meteorologists are predicting above-average summer temperatures across Southern and Eastern Europe. The good news: barometers aren't likely to reach the record highs of 2003 or 2010."
I think that illustrates what we have been saying: poorly written articles by people who have never even been to Greece.
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After reading Fodor's warning, i will go tomorrow to my bank, get all my savings in small bills and hide them in the freezer..
Unless the author of the article has a better advice on where to hide the money....
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clausar, lol!!
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I said, above, that all I would do if I were going to Greece is to keep a decent cash reserve (basically, the amount that one withdrwaw in a typical trip to the ATM) just to cover this eventuality. You guys talking about folks not living in Greece being unqualified to comment on the subject are missing the point--how many of you have been in a country when it was forced to leave a hard currency? This is not an uncommon occurrence in history, although it has happened less frequently that it used to (Argentina in the 90s comes to mind). Living in Greece the last 20 years wouldn't give you any experience in dealing with this phenomenon--at least not yet. You may very well end up becoming experts, but, at this point, you've no more experience with the subject than the folks you are criticizing.
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Argentina cannot be compared to Greece, this was a completely different case, as you should know.
Seems that some people here are obsessed with Greece leaving the Eurozone....
Maybe it is more of a wish.. in the meantime things are getting more complicated after Spain and Cyprus getting rescued....
Living in Greece as a Greek gives me the right to deal with reality... while others are reporting even shortage of money at ATM's or shortage of food....
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twk wrote: I said, above, that all I would do if I were going to Greece is to keep a decent cash reserve (basically, the amount that one withdrwaw in a typical trip to the ATM) just to cover this eventuality.
In other words you would do just the same as at home: "basically, the amount that one withdraws in a typical trip to the ATM". That's what I do at home, too.
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Just wondering,
If Greece goes off the Euro, what would be the point of changing dollars to Euros?
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ira: Greece won't go in an instant. What they would likely do is announce that they are going to the drachma, that all bank deposits will be converted to the drachma at an official exchange rate, that Greek bank customers will have their right to make withdrawals limited, and that Greeks will not be allowed to leave the country with large amounts of cash. It's likely that Greek banks might close for a few days in order to stave off a run and prepare for the new regulations. The euro would still be used as the currency until drachmas could be printed and exchanged, and if withdrawal limitations were in place, any hard currency would probably be welcomed by Greek businesses.
If you happened to be in Greece (or any other country going through a similar currency change) when this happened, it would probably be a little unsettling, but probably only mildly inconvenient for tourists with credit cards. I'd rather go through that then have my travel plans affected by the Iceland volcano or an earthquake.
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How do you know all that with such a precision?
Just wondering....
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clausar: That's what the experts say will happen, based upon past experience with similar situations in other countries.
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I can name many experts saying this won't happen....
There is NO similar experience, since this is the Eurozone we are talking about.
It's a unique case.
But of course you can continue wishing that this will happen, and also advice others that it would be an interesting experience to watch in the country while people see their own currency devaluating and their account get frozen...
Maybe their misery if that should ever happen, makes you feel good, as this would only happen to others...
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clausar: Let's not get this too off topic. The original concern was what the current situation in Greece means for travelers. Other than carrying a little extra cash reserve than one would normally carry, just in case, the answer is not much.
My concern for Greece staying in the euro is that this is going to ensure Depression era conditions in Greece, and delay a recovery. Germany, France, and the ECB keep pushing Greece, and Spain for that matter, into a vicious cycle of spending cuts/tax rises in an effort to reduce the ratio of deficit to GDP. However, these moves further depress growth (and with it tax receipts), and end up requiring yet another round of austerity (more spending cuts, more tax increases). The downward spiral has to stop somewhere, and short of the eurozone mutualizing debts, or at least the banking system, the current state of affairs cannot continue.
Rather than Greece leaving the euro, it would probably be much better for the eurozone as a whole if Germany would go back to the mark, and the euro were allowed to depreciate, so as to restore some of the competitive balance between Germany and the other euro countries, not just Greece, but Spain, Italy, and even France. That would probably be the least painful solution, but it seems highly unlikely. I agree with Paul Krugman that the Greeks are caught in a trap not of their own making.
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Well in the Soviet collapse case, not exactly the same case but similarly when the country was separated into different countries with the currency change all bank accounts were frozen. Former statesman Gorbochev himself was standing in line to a bank (no ATM's back then) to withdraw his cash from his account. The 'local' currency in that case went through an immense inflation leaving people's fund almost worthless.
Those were local USSR banks of course, so international banks will not follow the same suit, yet the situation can still be concerning.
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You aren't comparing the USSR with the Eurozone, aren't you?
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twk, give it a rest! Your first paragraph is relevant, but the other two are not travel related. You are the one who is off topic.
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Let's remember what the original post read:
I hear ATMs are lacking Euros in Greece as everyone has been withdrawing their funds before the elections with expectation of economic downturn and local currency devaluation. So I was wondering whether it's a good idea to convert my cash while in the US instead of in Greece.
Any thoughts on this are appreciated.
Hasn't that question already been answered?
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There is a new thread right now, where the question is to predict what will happen next year...
I think i will let people believe what they want and will simply refuse in the future to answer all threads with this subject....
If they wish to believe that there is no food in restaurants or ATM are running out of money, so let them believe it ...
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It's very frustrating to see simple questions on threads like this deteriorate into debates about the economy, which have little relevance to tourists.
Let me refer you to a post on Trip Advisor, which was written by a Texan who has just returned home from a trip to Greece:
The post evolved into a discussion on travel insurance, but at least remained travel related.
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Back to original question...I'm in greece now. Got money from ATM in both Antiparos and Naxos. No problems.
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Next report could be, i am in Greece right now, and i have seen people eating in restaurants......
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Thanks, Jackie!
There are at least three ATMs on Antiparos that I know of: two on the main street, and one at Oliaros Travel by the port.
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Auckland, based around 2 large harbours, is a major city in the north of New Zealands North Island. In the centre, the iconic Sky Tower has views of Viaduct Harbour, which is full of superyachts and lined with bars and cafes. Auckland Domain, the citys oldest park, is based around an extinct volcano and home to the formal Wintergardens. Near Downtown, Mission Bay Beach has a seaside promenade.
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Day 1 Arrive Auckland: Meet and greet on arrival at Auckland airport and transfer to your Hotel by shuttle service. The rest of the day free at leisure.
Day 2 Auckland: After Breakfast. Day free at leisure.
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Blogger Monday: Naomi from Lipstick and Loud Mouths
W.E. believe that every blogger's voice should be heard and are constantly astounded by the quality, honesty and variety in what you share with us. Every Monday, Wear Eponymous sits down to interview a blogger who has something to say in their own unique and engaging words.
Today we speak to Naomi from lipstick and loudmouths about her varied blogging topics, love of high heels and passion for fashion!
W.E: Hey! Tell us who you are!
Naomi: Hi! I'm Naomi, I'm 21 years old and I'm currently studying an undergraduate degree in fashion & business. I'm a London native with an undying enthusiasm from high heels and word searches (preferably combined). When I grow up, I want to be a fashion buyer.
W.E: What made you venture into blogging?
Naomi: I ventured into blogging 2 years ago in 2012 because I've always loved writing and I'm really passionate about fashion so it made sense to combine the two. It was never important to me, starting out, what other people felt about my content or my writing style. I just wanted to write and have this little space that was completely mine without restrictions.
My motive definitely remains to voice my honest opinions and share what I love but I think I value my blog a lot differently now. I've put hours of work into it and even spent hard earned pennies on custom design so it's only normal that I want it to be a success. I don't necessarily expect to be the next Chiara Ferragni or Susie Bubble but I wouldn't hate it if my content was recognised plus I think your blog is both an extension and representation of yourself.
My dream is to work in the fashion industry and I think a fantastically curated blog with winning content could only work in my favour. I guess, ultimately, I started blogging because I wanted a hobby that would interest me and make me happy and to this day it does. You can't always do what you love for a living but with a blog, even if you're not full time, you get to have a little taste of what that might be like!
W.E: What is your go-to hair-do?
Naomi: If I'm in a rush or I didn't have the time to prep my hair the night before then you will almost always find my hair in a top knot. It's quick and easy to do and, if you keep it neat, it's a hairstyle with the potential to look really chic and put together.
On the days when I'm craving a more feminine look, I'll wear damp hair in braids or bendy curlers the night before then comb it out in the morning for carefree, relaxed curls.
W.E: What has been the most rewarding factor about blogging for you?
Naomi: It's definitely getting comments from readers that really enjoy your content. As much as having your work recognised by brands that want to work with you is a major confidence boost, you always know that it's part of a mutually beneficial agreement - your blog is a tool for their positive promotion. However, when someone takes the time to actually read and comment on your writing style or content, that feels really good. There's not much in it for them except a digital 'thank you' so you know they must have really enjoyed reading what you wrote.
W.E: How do you define beauty?
Naomi: That's a tough one. Beauty is completely relative so what I think is beautiful may be totally the opposite to someone else. I don't think beauty is a one-sided concept and I don't think it should be defined by any society or culture's conventions. As long as you look at it and you perceive it as beautiful, then it is. Beauty is more than just an adjective, it's a feeling. You feel beautiful, you see a beautiful person or a landscape that makes you feel warmed and inspired and touched. And that's a good feeling. I guess it's something I've learned not to put in a box.
W.E: Your all time favourite wardrobe ensemble?
Naomi: Usually it will involve all black. Unfortunately for its contents, my wardrobe has a pretty high turnover so my 'go to' outfit doesn't stay the same long enough for me to keep tabs on it! Last winter I was really into chunky polo necks and ankle boots. This summer I've been really big on kimono jackets paired with pretty camisoles and sandals.
In general though, I don't think you can go wrong with an all black ensemble accessorised with some gold jewellery. It's a really sophisticated look and makes me feel pretty fierce!
W.E: Name a wardrobe item you'd be lost without.
Naomi: A wardrobe should never be without a pair of black skinny jeans. They're trans-seasonal and work as a foundation for any outfit. I'm all about statement dressing but I'm also about realism. Even with all of the money in the world, I couldn't wear floor length couture gowns every day. It would become boring and tedious. It means a lot to me that I can be fashion forward and comfortable at the same time. If it's cute and I can pull it on with ease, it's a winner for me.
W.E: Finally, what is your favourite Wear Eponymous piece this season?
Naomi: I love the £10 oversized clutches that come in Gold and Rose Gold! They're new arrivals and definitely new on my wish list. I'm partial to a good clutch for special events or evening dressing and the metallic finish of these give them a covetable luxe factor. It'd be a hard press to choose between the two but I think I'd choose the Rose Gold. I have a lot of gold in my accessories cupboard and would like to try something new.
To find out more about Naomi, head on over to her blog lipstickandloudmouths.


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Yunnan Sourcing has all kinds of sales every week. I managed to get sucked in a Dancong sale, feeling the need for some new and interesting Dancongs. I found Bai Ye Varietal Dancong while looking through all the 2016 line and the write up sounded appealing with, "Pronounced baked sweet potato taste…Highly recommended for Dan Cong and Black Tea aficionados alike!" I purchased this tea on Yunnan Sourcing.us, and it is sold out. Bai Ye Varietal Dancong is available on Yunnan Sourcing.com though. Actually, with this Dancong run I purchased many last bags from the US site. Dry Leaf SMELLOVISION … Continue reading, hoot!


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Hester Street Fair Film!
If you haven't been by to see our neighbors at the Hester Street Fair yet, this short film will take you there and show you what you've been missing. This short is a sweet explosion of happy faces, talented vendors, summer sun, and scenes from the neighborhood, all set to one of our absolute favorite songs. Our friends and Hester Street vendors Sarivole and Macaron Parlour hold down our pastry racks at the restaurant all week long and so far people can't get enough of their organic baked goods (Sarivole) and unusual, savory sweet treats (Macaron Parlour). Once you try them, you'll see why, too. Come by for the real thing soon!
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"For nearly a century, Scofield Thayer has remained a somewhat shadowy figure in the history of modernism. But James Dempsey has at last illuminated Thayer's passionate, intense, and agonizing story."-Barry Ahearn, editor of The Correspondence of William Carlos Williams and Louis Zukofsky
"As no other book has done before, places Thayer's contribution to modernism as editor of The Dial in the context of his personal struggles to forge a new aesthetic and to understand his own psychology and the life of his times."-Michael Webster, author of Reading Visual Poetry after Futurism
Regarded as a titanic artistic and aesthetic achievement, the influential literary magazine The Dial published most of the great modernist writers, artists, and critics of its day. As publisher and editor of The Dial from 1920 to 1926, Scofield Thayer was gatekeeper and guide for the movement. His editorial curation introduced the ideas of literary modernism to America and gave American artists a new audience in Europe.
In , James Dempsey looks beyond the public figure best known for publishing the work of William Butler Yeats, T. S. Eliot, William Carlos Williams, E.E. Cummings, and Marianne Moore to reveal a paradoxical man fraught with indecisions and insatiable appetites, and deeply conflicted about the artistic movement to which he was benefactor and patron. Thayer suffered from schizophrenia and faded from public life upon his resignation from The Dial. His struggle with mental illness and his controversial personal life led his guardians to prohibit anything of a personal nature from appearing in previous biographies. The story of Thayer's unmoored and peripatetic life, which in many ways mirrored the cosmopolitan rootlessness of modernism, has never been fully told until now.
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Why is my creativity blocked?
Question: Dear Dr. Orloff,
Since I was 10, I've wanted to be a photographer. I'm now 49. The quality of the images I make leaves much to be desired to the point that I tell myself and I want to give up. I cannot seem to let go of my desire to pursue photography though. It's a passion with so much pain. Why am I so conflicted about doing photography or letting it go?
Answer: Dear Jerome,
Only true artists ask this passionate question about why their creativity is blocked. You are at a new stage in your life where you either trust the universe and your art or not. No equivocating. You must take photos of what makes your heart sing and do not hold yourself back. Any fears about surrendering you must address. Please read the chapter on surrendering fear in Emotional Freedom. Try to come to my Esalen workshop in July in Big Sur, CA and I will help you. You must defer to the intelligence of your talent and let it guide you. I sense you also need a good cry.
In healing,


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k-omega model and boundary layer
I want to validate the code in the turbulent boundary layer. The validation problem is referred in NPARC site.
My code is incompressbile, the scheme is hybrid, time is intergrated in the second order. The initial condition is freestream velocity and freestream turbulent quantities. And then, the results are compared.
In the plot of y+ and u+ , the velocity profile is underpredicted in log-law region. In viscos sublayer, the profile is agreement with the experimental data. The slope is same with the experimental data. However the C value is lower than data.
I don't know this region. k-eq. and omega-eq is discretized in hybrid scheme. Is this problem?? Or grid number is problem (y+_1 <= 1 settled) I have changed the frestream turbulent quantites, however the results is same.
If you konw this regions, let me know please.
In advance, thank you
Re: k-omega model and boundary layer
Hi there,
Some k-omega models have problem with boundary layer flows, and especially deciding the freestream value of omega. I'm surprised that you didn't see an effect when changed the freestream omega. Papers by Menter, Kok and myself shows quite a large impact of the value for omega, if you use a standard Wilcox formulation of k-omega. If you use Menters, k-omega SST, or someother cross-diffusion modified omega-eq. you would probably have less dependency of the freestream omega. I would say that hybrid is good enough, but why not try shifting to van Leer or something else. Furthermore I would run a k-epsilon model as well, to check the measured data - you might not get good result, whichever model you use. A very rough wall would shift the log-law, and hence including friction could also help. Sorry that I couldn't help you more than this, however feel free to contact me,
Regards Jonas
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A great animator and someone who inspired me has passed away. Rooster Teeth fans here may know him but for those of you who don't he was a really great guy. I know he wasn't someone our community knows but I think you should. He was big in the RT community and I had personally met him once in New York, he was one of the guys that inspired me into filmmaking. Sorry if this isn't important to you, no hard feelings, I just wanted to give a mention to someone I looked up to and I know you would've loved if you met him.
Heartbreaking news. If any of you would like to donate to his family, in order to help take care of the cost of his medical expenses and passing, you can donate here.
Such a tragedy, Monty was one of the best animators out there in my opinion and the world will be a darker place without him.


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Saar is right; all these efforts to educate and help the average person regarding phishing are being counteracted by the banks themselves. I get an email like this from time to time:
Dear Customer:
Your most recent Consumer/Business checking account statement is now available to view online.
To access your statement, just click on the link below.
You will be asked to enter your Online Banking ID and passcode.
Thank you,
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Please do not reply to this message.
To speak with a representative about your Online Banking account, or if you are unable to log on to Online Banking, call 1.800.933.6262.
The worst part of it is that the 'estatement' parameter above contained part of my account number. Think about that for a moment — an email enticing me to click straight through to a bank web site to look at my account is bad, bad, bad, teaching people exactly the wrong behavior, and on top of that they're including account info in the email itself. Cleartext email. And there's no reason not to go straight to a SSL server if we're trying to teach people to look for 'https' at the beginning of their URLs. In fact, that ends up taking me just to the front page of the bank, so what's the point? Why not just say "please visit bankofamerica.com and log in", if you're going to do this?
Is there any bank out there that's consistently doing the Right Thing? Let's form trust.
Spire Security points us to a recent study on document metadata. The study used an internal tool (freely available as an example of their SDK) to analyze Microsoft Office files from Fortune 100 company web sites. The statistics are relatively interesting, but they only count the instances of various types of metadata rather than analyzing the found data for the actual posed risk. However, each data type is also explained together with the actual business risk, something that's missing far too often these days.
There are of course tools to strip out metadata, but I've found them in the past to be cumbersome to use. More importantly, organizations typically do not have policies for this sort of thing; studies like this are significant inasmuch as they can raise awareness of the issue.
Schneier points to an interesting development in Wyoming, where Laramie County judges are throwing out DUI cases because the manufacturer will not disclose how the machines work. I dug around for a few minutes and found the state's response, which includes the statement: "To CMI, forcing it to produce its "source code" is comparable to requiring Bill Gates to publicly produce the source code for the Microsoft Windows operating system." They also claim that this is information that the state "is not required to obtain and would not obtain as part of its normal course of business." Maybe that's the problem: why aren't governments insisting on disclosure of the mechanisms by which citizens can be deprived of their liberty and property? There's a clear "due process" argument to be made here.
I'm still thinking about this. On the one hand, I'm a firm believer in security through transparency and allowing anyone to stay up all night finding problems and solutions (hence the "Caffeinated Security"). Citizens have a right to know how well the tools used to prosecute them work — corporate trade secrets are of lesser importance than our liberty.
On the other hand, how much can be found through extensive, rigorous third-party testing? (Note that having the LEAs themselves do testing, while important, is not 3rd-party testing). Can the system essentially be reverse engineered? Can the testing be enough to guarantee the validity of the tool?
When in doubt, I believe in coming down on the side of openness. It's possible that there's some valid reason here to keep the systems closed, other than the manufacturer's concern about their trade secrets and profits, but I can't think of one off the top of my head. If I can be jailed because some company and a law enforcement agency "say so", then how secure am I, really?
An article in Security Pipeline last week highlighed a company providing technology to block users' attempts to delete cookies. The reason? According to the vendor (United Virtualities), "the user is not proficient enough in technology to know if the cookie is good or bad, or how it works."
OK, first of all, don't make assumptions about what users know or don't know. Assuming your users are dumb is a pet peeve of mine (this is separate from providing ease-of-use for inexpert users). And second, how is this not spyware? It's my machine, and if I want to delete a cookie, that's my business. Using an obscure function in Macromedia Flash to prevent me from controlling my machine is evil and may violate the law in some jurisdictions.
The article says that Macromedia has posted instructions on how to disable this, but it wasn't immediately clear to me how. They're also talking to folks like the Mozilla Foundation on how to fix this in the future.
The arrogance of United Virtualities is overwhelming. I like Flash for the occasional movie or game site, but it's clear to me that I need to understand the security model a lot better here given its prevalence in advertising now.
UPDATE: Security Pipeline has another editorial about it calling it perhaps the "dumbest technology of 2005″.
NOTE: This post was originally posted to my personal weblog on 2005-04-05 and has been permanently moved here.
Hah! I have embedded HTML in this blog entry that has compromised your system. It's smart enough to attack multiple platforms (including Windows and Linux) and gives me command-line administrative level access. Don't believe me?
Heh. You just lost your privacy.
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While there are lots of dumb ways to secure wireless networks, here are the six dumbest. Read the article, there are a lot more details there.


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Make Your Mondays - February 24th
"Happy Monday" is such a strange phrase, but it's we are aiming to create, right? Em spent her weekend finishing up some craft projects, going to Yoga, and just relaxing her pregnant self alongside her TH. Saturday Nic had a lovely walk/picnic with BK and her Mama, followed by a belated Valentine's date night out at a fancy restaurant with TH, and Sunday was full of much needed errands, including a pedicure!
You are in total control of each thought that passes through your mind. Every action you take, word you speak and thought you think is in only your control. Therefore, take control of those choices and allow them to only be positive. If you are troubled by something (weight, stress, unlucky in love), then take control and focus on what you have (the ability to make healthy choices to change your body, the ability to make choices to be stress free, the ability to be totally independent and do what makes you happy) and feel your power. Make the changes necessary to make the best experience for yourself, no one else can do it for you, you have to do it for yourself.


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Ken Mitchell '87: A Zoo-tiful Day in the Neighborhood
More of a legal eagle than a lion tamer, he never expected to head up a zoo — even though he grew up in the neighborhood. But when opportunity knocked, he found out it was a good fit.
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FBI Investigating Russian Cyberattacks on US Banks
The FBI and Secret Service are working together to investigate cyberattacks against several U.S. banks.
Bloomberg.com reports Russian hackers attacked the U.S. financial system earlier this month. The attack resulted in the loss of many gigabytes of data.
Some investigators believe the attack came as a retaliation against the U.S. sanctions against Russia.
The New York Times said data and account information was stolen from JP Morgan Chase and at least four other firms.
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|I do like green tofu and veggie ham, Sam I Am!
Green tofu and veggie ham! My daughter's class has been celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday this week and today's festivities includes eating green eggs and ham. Since that is a no-go for us, I made her an equivalent substitute so she could partake with her classmates.
People often as me if it is hard raising a veggie kid and my answer is always, "No." It just requires a rare additional bit of cooking like this. My daughter is very proud of being a vegetarian and find the thought of killing animals to eat "really sad." She is not resentful of our choices, but rather wears them with pride. I do know, however, how important it is for kids to feel included in the group of their peers so I try my best to always make this sort of accommodation for her.
Anytime I prepare tofu, I always press it first to drain out any water. Tofu fries, bakes, and takes marinades so much better when it is dry. My handy dandy TofuXpress makes this process quick and easy.
I didn't use my usual recipe for making the scrambled tofu, instead, I just added a bit of salt, pepper, and spices that my daughter would like. The usual turmeric was left out so that when the green dye was added, it wouldn't look as nauseating. The green dye was pretty icky on its lonesome!
Tip: I don't crumble up the tofu before adding it to the pan, I just use a potato masher. I love the way it crumbles the tofu into even, but uneven, pieces.


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Picture: Jazmine Sullivan at the Radio WGCI Coca Cola Lounge presented by Coca Cola and McDonald's Corporation Chicago, Illinois - 27.02.09
Soul singer Jazmine Sullivan was left red-faced at a recent concert in California when she slipped up onstage and landed on her backside halfway through a song.
The Bust Your Windows star was performing in Long Beach last Sunday (17May09) when she suffered the embarrassing accident as she went to strut across the platform.
But she managed to see the funny side to the incident and, in fans' online video footage of the show, Sullivan can be seen howling with laughter as she is helped up by a stagehand to finish her set.


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First introduce yourself in the appropriate section then forget about video guides an check out the softmod any Wii guide in my sig below, all your questions r answered in the guide
I just hacked my wii 4.3u with supersmash bros and installed homebrew... wondering if i should install bootmii i dont know what it does and the tutorial i watched didn't install it.
YES you should install Bootmii. Just a little tip, never follow failtube guides!
Follow the softmod any wii guide in my signature(click "useful links" spoiler)
to the end and you'll be good to go.
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thank u... just found this site today lol this was way easier than hacking my xbox 360 slim
EDIT: Also thanks for the useful links, I installed bootmii and am now making a backup... just in case .
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In a speech before the Sandler O'Neill Global Exchange and Brokerage Conference in New York last week, Timothy Massad, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission provided some insight into regulatory initiatives the Commission is considering in response to the increased automation of trading and reliance by traders on algorithmic trading systems. Among other things, said Mr. Massad, the CFTC is considering whether proprietary traders with direct access to markets should be required to register with the CFTC if they engage in algorithmic trading. The CFTC is also considering whether it should mandate by rule certain pre-trade risk controls such as message and execution throttles, kill switches and controls to prevent erroneous orders that have already been implemented by exchanges and many market participants themselves, offered Mr. Massad. Finally, Mr. Massad indicated that the Commission is considering whether clearing members should be required to manage the risks of their direct access customers who employ algorithmic trading. Separately, in his opening statement at last week's CFTC's Market Risk Advisory Committee, Commissioner J. Christopher Giancarlo bemoaned that "[t]he number of [future commission merchants] has dramatically fallen in the past 40 years: from over 400 in the late 1970s, to 154 before the 2008 financial crisis, and down to just 72 today." According to Mr. Giancarlo, this decline in the number of FCMs has particularly hurt farmers, ranchers and manufacturers. According to Mr. Giancarlo, "[w]ith fewer firms serving a bigger market, risk is being more concentrated in large bank-affiliated firms, increasing the systemic risk that [the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act] promised to reduce." He implied that the reduction in the number of FCMs – particularly smaller FCMs – has arisen because of increased costs associated with complying with many new "complex regulations" that were implemented without "a true analysis of the effect on FCMs and end-users." (Click here for an alternative view on the state of the FCM industry in the article, "The FCM Business Is Not All Doom and Gloom Reports Tabb Group" in the May 3, 2015 edition of Bridging the Week.)
My View: In passing any new regulations, the Commission must continue to be mindful of the limitation of its resources. To the extent that tasks can be performed or already are performed by self-regulatory organizations, it appears more productive to heighten oversight of the SROs than to double-up on the requirements on market participants.
Hard to Believe: Reflecting on Commissioner Giancarlo's 'Ode to FCMs' prompted me to recall that Shakespeare had also lamented about the state of futures commission merchants many years ago in an early draft of Hamlet's famous soliloquy in Act 5, Scene 1, prior to amending it to its more customarily remembered version: "Alas poor FCMs, I knew them, Horatio; entities of seemingly infinite capacity, of most excellent clearing services. They hath carried our trades a thousand times; and now, how abhorred in my imagination it is! My gorge rises at it. Where are those firms we have transacted with now? Your names? Your logos? Your flashes of ingenuity that were wont to make our business folk buoyant? Not one now to ass


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Coffee Morning Whispers: It's easier to get older than it is to get wiser
There is a 'Longevity Expert' in the US called Dan Buettner whose job it is to tell people how to live longer. Dan is a year older than me and looks super fit in that American, horse teeth, tanned, 'I can live forever' sort of way, which doesn't do him any harm when it comes to selling his book, The Blue Zone Solution.
I can't give you the gist of the whole book but, to start you off, Dan has a couple of basic tips on how to reach the Promised Land later than you originally planned. These are the type of tips your mother might give you when you are old enough to leave home, such as:
1. Drink lots of coffee as it's full of antioxidants.
On this premise alone, me and the girls should live to at least 105, what with all the coffee we gulp. However, the amount of cakes scoffed and the subsequent hardening of our arteries will knock 20 years off us.
2. Skip the juicing because it produces too much sugar.
Obviously Dan has never tasted Patsy's cabbage, broccoli and beetroot juice. There's not much sugar in it but the amount of flatulence it produces could power the national grid.
3. Skip the protein shake.
No problem with that. The last person any of us wants to look like is Sylvester Stallone's mother.
4. Go for long walks.
I can't believe I didn't think of this one myself (she said, sarcastically).
5. It is okay to drink red wine.
Yesssss! Pass that bottle of Cabernet. Noooo! I have just read the small print. He means a glass - and a standard glass at that. Not one big enough to hold a bouquet of flowers or a sherry trifle.
6. High-impact exercise does as much harm as good.
As I lay on the ground at my Crossfit class, panting like a felled warthog, I informed the coach of this but she just roared at me to get back on the machine and keep rowing.
7. Cook mostly vegetarian meals.
I still have Josie's pig in my freezer and he's not going anywhere fast. My cholesterol may be going through the roof but someone has to eat the bloody thing.
Lastly, his best and most important tip. He says: "Eat in good company because it's not just what you eat but how you eat and how much you and your friends enjoy a meal together. The secret sauce is the right mix of friends."
I couldn't agree more but Patsy has a tip of her own. "What is the real secret to longevity?" she asked.
"Do tell," Maggie replied.
"Simple, keep breathing."
Can't argue with that!