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September 2011
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"What would you do if I told you that I la-la-la-la-loooove you?"—The Cab
10 - Last trip you went on and one major highlight
San Diego for alumni retreat two weekends ago! We went biking togetherrrr! Not like 21 people on individual bikes and gathered together like a huge Asian bike gang but like a six-person bike w/ a canopy over us. It was PRETTY DARN FUN.
We were going to places we weren't supposed to like into alleys where trucks drop off/load stuff, sidewalks where people walk, etc. It was SO HILARIOUS when we went into that random alley to avoid the actual road for cars. There was ONE RANDOM GUY sitting there, watching us do this HORRIBLE "u-turn" in our six-person bike. OMG….. Time has not passed that slowly IN MY WHOLE LIFE. Ahahhaha!
Wherever we went, people were seriously standing around, watching us, laughing at us, recording us, taking pictures of us… I swear, there's like at LEAST 5 or 6 more groups biking but we had the most AWKWARD ATTENTION there! It was SO much fun though! Ahhh…. (:
August 2011
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Doubtful Existence
- ST:May I ask... Are you fond of BLAH? lol
- ST:Is BLAH like... hm nvm ahaha
- **:hm
- **:BLAH's whatever
- **:I can make fun of BLAH and BLAH won't get butt hurt
- ST:And that's it? lol
- **:Overall, can't say I agree with BLAH's existance
- **:but BLAH's cool
- ST:ahahahaha
- AHAHAHAHA... "CAN'T SAY I AGREE WITH BLAH'S EXISTENCE" Harsh, much!?
9 - Something you learned about yourself recently
I can come off as mean… and condescending…. ): Aww mannnn! I got pretty sad when Perez told me I sounded condescending w/ some of my comments X: I don't mean to! I really don't! HONEST. I'm glad he understands that I don't mean it. Gahhhh! I'm sorry if any of you guys think I'm like that \: I probably sound more mean than I actually am. So don't take it too harshly! Pleaseeeee
8 - The latest random thing that happened to you
Drove to and back from LA last Wednesday. The drive there was aiiiiiiiite…. But the drive BACK was pretty damn fun! I made it back to Irvine in 35-40 minutes. I didn't speed THAT much… Hitting, AT MOST, 80mph. See, not that bad! It's just the constant lane switching that made it fun o___o Avoided being behind those slow cars, ya know! For a good amount of time, I was driving behind/with an M5. Guess we have a similar driving mentality. KEKEKEEE :D
Flower Pig KBBQ
Last night, a huge group of us went to get KBBQ at Flower Pig yesterday. Most of us were already finished eating the meats so they all went off to get their frozen yogurt. I was still going at it for a while after. When I finally stopped, I went to get myself some frozen yogurt. I pulled the lever but nothing came out. So I asked one of the workers if it ran out. He checked and he said it did run out. Booooo…. So he asked, "Will you still be here?" I said, "Yeah, how long will it take?" "I'm not sure because you have to wait for it to turn too." And I'm just like, "Ohh… Nevermind then, it's okay! Thanks!" and walked off w/ an empty container. Then we're just talking amongst ourselves and I got over the thought that I won't get any frozen yogurt. Then, surprisingly so, the worker I asked to check the machine walks through the door carrying a container w/ quite a bit of frozen yogurt in it and asks, "Who wanted frozen yogurt earlier?" I smiled and raised my hand and he handed it to me. I GOT SPECIAL SERVICE, YO. I tipped the guy a dollar when we left. It was so kind of him to get it for me, I just had to! (:
And that's all! I felt pretty happy after, kekeek :D
7 - One unlucky thing that happened recently
I made this entry when I was home two weeks ago and it's still good enough to share so even though it's not that recent, it's still good! So, here goes!
POOFY PEED ON MY BED. Freakin' Poofy… -___- I was just about to get my clothes off my bed to go shower when I felt something WET on my comforter. I leaned in closer to get a whiff of what it could be. And it was that unfriendly smell of urine. I turned on the lights to investigate and noticed that my pillow was stained yellow too. So there I was, 3 in the morning, removing my sheets and my pillow to stuff in the washer. GOOD THING I still had my old pillow and mom had an extra comforter that I could use! Or I would've been sleeping on nothing that night.
6 - Last book you read and your thoughts on it
Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy. It includes writings from Kongzi (Confucius), Mozi, Mengzi (Mencius), Laozi, Zhuangzi, Xunzi, etc. It was for my Classic Chinese Philosophy class last quarter. Quite an interesting class! I didn't read EVERY line of text in there but the parts that I DID read were quite… thought-provoking. It's one of those books I would still keep long after taking the course.
5 - Recent development in one particular relationship of yours
This one's hard…. There's slow progress in almost all my relationships with people. But it's still progress. I'm actually quite difficult to get to know. I'm not very open to people and I interact w/ people individually a LOT better than in groups (unless I'm close to everyone in that group) 'cause I actually get to know themmm.
But anyway…. let's go w/ my co-big, Julian Wong! He's been rejecting me every time I ask him to hang out, which is at LEAST 5 times already! Two weeks ago, he finally asked ME to hang out w/ HIM! :O YES! He initiated a hang out! This is amazing b/c he never goes out with anyone. So yayyy! I FEEL SPECIAL. We're gonna bake some pasta and make garlic bread tomorrow (: Jelly? Yeah, I know you are!
Sign of Exhaustion
I've been pretty beat this past week and it doesn't relieve me to know that I accidentally used my shampoo as face wash last night….. Yes, I used shampoo as face wash during my shower last night.
I honestly do not know how the heck it happened. I was in the shower w/ my eyes closed and I remember putting shampoo on my hands then it felt like quite a bit of time has passed… (my routine is shampoo, conditioner, body wash, face wash) so I guess I thought it was time to wash my face. So I start scrubbing my face, opened my eyes, and felt an incredible STINGING in my eyes.
Then I thought about it. Yes, I had to think about it. It wasn't something I realized right away. I rinsed my eyes w/ water then convinced myself that I must have fallen asleep in the darn shower. Explains that lapse in time there.
Came out of the shower and couldn't help myself but to lay on my bed. I wake up 10-15 minutes later and realized I didn't wash up nor get dressed so I went to do that then I seriously KTFO.
I'm freakin' TIRED, guyyyyssssss
dandelions Aren't a flower there a weed.
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4 - Story behind something you recently discovered
I suck at networking. Either I'm anti-social at times or I'm just too lazy to socialize. I have my moments when I'm super friendly and I'm enjoying every bit of it. But I have down time where I just keep to myself. That's usually because I don't want to "work," so to speak, to keep a conversation going. I like talking to someone and having it flow without much effort. But I've been told recently to "work on it until it flows. When it flows, it won't feel like work anymore." - Luke Pham. Guess it's time for me to practice an essential skill in life.


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Everybody bleeds so have a care for Conrad and Barbara
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Barbara Amiel authors a raw first-person piece in this week's Maclean's (Aug. 4) in which she describes the personal price she and her husband, Conrad Black, have paid for his trial and resulting conviction earlier this year (on 3 counts of mail fraud and one count of obstruction of justice). The case and recent denial of appeal were widely publicized — over-the-top, Amiel would say — and he is serving a 6 1/2 year sentence in a Florida prison. (Sorry, I can't link the story without using the Star's own library paid services because Maclean's charges for a full read of its columnists, and I'll respect that.)
Understandably, there are a lot of digs in the story, including her comment that, with the bludgeoning of Black's fortunes, they were defended in Chicago "not by the lawyers we would have liked, but the lawyers we could afford. Major difference." Hmmm. Do the initials E.G. come to mind? I'm sure others who are mentioned would rather not be.
I found the piece sad and tragic. Sad in the sense of the bereftness Amiel feels and tragic in the evidence of the worst aspects of human nature she describes. Amiel recounts betrayal by people they had favoured in headier days. She writes of an emergency conference call with the Hollinger Inc. board of directors at a time when hostile invaders were putting a financial squeeze on the company, listing participants as Fredrik Eaton, Douglas Bassett, Maureen Sabia and Allan Gotlieb, former ambassador to the U.S. and a man for whom Amiel claims Black did many favours. The directors refused Black's request for more time to raise money, according to Amiel, and the conversation over, Black hung up. "I did not," writes Amiel and continues:
"Nor did the other directors who, believing both of us off the line, abandoned their serious tone and began laughing and joking about the stew they had put Conrad in. "I should get an Oscar for my acting," said Golieb in reference to his performance as a concerned director. "I could barely stop myself from laughing when Barbara referred to her concern for Conrad's reputation," said Fred Eaton. The woman I had recommended for the board, my old schoolmate from St. Catharines, Ont., Maureen Sabia, sarcastically replied, "All she's worried about is her own reputation," and joined happily in the dissing of us both. Here, writ plainly, was the future. These people were among Conrad's oldest friends."
I can't comment on the case because, as Amiel herself points out, one would have to read all the court transcripts and judgments in order to reach a conclusion. She repeatedly dismisses her own take on the case as that of "the wife" — and what else would a reader expect than for a wife to defend her husband? I found that touching and honorable. But the behaviour of people Black and Amiel thought they could depend on — that's another matter.
I haven't always agreed with Amiel. Years ago, I interpreted the premise of her book, Confessions, to be that everybody is created with equal opportunity and those who fail, who don't pull themselves up by their bootstraps, have only themselves to blame. From life experience, including my work, I know that to be untrue. Moreover, in this essay, she argues that if the rich can't get justice, the poor are doomed. It's an argument that, just personally, I find distasteful and think it weakened the power of the piece.
However, the betrayal she describes is Shakespearean. It's universal and demeans us all when people behave in the manner she has described. Where were the better angels? I don't have a thousand friends and my Facebook entry is purely for my job and not a scavenger net. I believe in my gut a handful of people, friends all my life, would not betray me when I needed them. (Let's not get sidetracked into Sophie's Choice questions here.) Nor would I betray them. The conversation Amiel says she overheard was savage and one can only hope she and her husband have friends — true friends — upon whom they have been able to depend, apart from their own bond.


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When Disneyland opened on July 17, 1955, Walt Disney promised, "Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world."
The Disneyland Resort grew in 2001 with the addition of Disney California Adventure (DCA) Park, Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa and the Downtown Disney District. Now the next great Disneyland Resort expansion is underway - Disney California Adventure Park is being transformed with brand new attractions, spectacular new entertainment, more Disney Characters and more magic than ever before.
Since the $1 Billion renovation and expansion of Disney California Adventure Park began, the resort has already opened Toy Story Mania! Games of the Boardwalk, Mickey's Fun Wheel, Silly Symphony Swings, and the nighttime spectacular "World of Color." See a sneak peak here:
Now, Walt Disney Imagineering has turned its sights to the next highly-anticipated opening: The Little Mermaid - Ariel's Undersea Adventure. The expected grand opening of this long-awaited attraction is June 3, 2011, with perhaps soft opening preview rides available 2 or 3 weeks in advance.
"This is the first time you're going to be able to ride through the experience of "The Little Mermaid." We want to make this a very immersive attraction where we're actually taking people under the sea," said a Walt Disney Imagineer. "It's mostly just good old fashion theatrical story telling that we're using. We also have some new special effect technologies that we want to utilize here…The Little Mermaid is going to be an incredible experience."
The final phase of the DCA expansion project will open in 2012 - Cars Land, based on the 2006 hit Pixar film "Cars." The feature ride of this 12-acre land is Radiator Springs Racers. Using a ride system similar to the Test Track at WDW's Epcot, you'll experience wild hairpin turns and breathtaking banked curves.
Other Cars Land attractions include Mater's Junkyard Jamboree where your ride vehicles are tractors with pull cars that move to music, and Luigi's Roamin' Tires, an updated version of the fun original Disneyland Flying Saucers.
So plan your exciting Disneyland summer vacation now, with a budget-friendly Anaheim timeshare rental. Dolphin's Cove Resort has timeshare rentals starting at just $85/night, and timeshare rentals at the Peacock Suites Resort start at just $65/night. Both of these resorts are located less than a mile from Disneyland.
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Probably not exciting to most, but I am loving the broccoli I am growing on the roof this year. I would hug them if I could. I'm clearly losing my mind and maybe need to get out more.
Month: June 2009
An Edible Bouquet: Four Seasons Lettuce
Today's photo was taken by Davin.
Yesterday was the first day of summer (YES!), which just happens to be coinciding with the near end to some of the roof lettuce. As I was harvesting a couple of heads that were starting to get bitter, I noticed how much this head of 'Four Seasons' lettuce looked like a bouquet and asked Davin to take a picture of me holding it like one.
Don't you think it could work as an alternative wedding bouquet? How about a smaller head as a boutonniere? If I were to suddenly decide to stop living in sin (16 years and counting!) I would totally do this. Maybe with a couple more heads of lettuce thrown in. Then we'd wash it up and serve it at the reception.
Someone do this! Someone go to the prom wearing this as a wrist corsage. Send me a picture when you do.
Related: Make an edible chive bouquet.
Happy Summer Solstice, 2009
In celebration of the advent of summer, my partner Davin replaced the chalkboard portion of this frame with a new one (the old had become warped from a year spent outdoors) and made the first drawing of the season. Our goal this year is to document all the drawings on the board with a photo. We didn't do that last year and subsequently lost any record of some brilliant drawings.
This first drawing was inspired by the collection of pots set on the table underneath the chalkboard (the shadiest part of the roof). Here's what it looks like hung above them. Most of the plants sitting on that table are greens, lettuce, and violas that have been shifted to less intense heat and sun regions of the roof as a way to extend their life a little bit longer. We still have a ton of lettuce going and can't possibly eat it all at once! Most of the remaining plants are occupying space underneath taller plants that provide a little bit of respite from the heat and are in larger pots that stay moist longer.
I wrote more about making a chalkboard for the garden when we came up with it on a whim last year. This year we picked up two chalk pastel pencils at our local art supply store Woolfit's that allow you to draw much thinner lines than a typical piece of chalk. They're so great and easy to use that we plan to get more in a wide variety of colours.
More chalkboard drawings (2008): Swiss chard, We Want Sun, Rain, No Squirrels, Flowers, in progress, torture and waterboarding.
Variegated Cuban Oregano
Yesterday, I found this variegated Cuban oregano plant for only a couple of bucks at a small parking lot nursery. Isn't it gorgeous?! I wish the internet had smell-o-vision and you could get a whiff of this thing through the screen. Delicious, pungent, sweet, and strange all at once. A lot of new plants have come into my life this spring, but I am probably most excited about this one.
Maybe. I don't know, ask me again tomorrow. My favourites tend to change rapidly throughout the growing season. Two days ago it was a variegated hot pepper plant. I experienced a recurring love affair with the 'Tom Thumb' peas just five minutes ago. With so much happening in the garden from day-to-day, it's hard to stick to any one plant. They all have their moments!
I haven't come to any solid conclusions about Broadleaf thyme, aka Cuban oregano, Coleus amboinicus, aka Plectranthus amboinicus since I last wrote about it in 2007. I still can't say definitively which is which; however, I have come upon several plants since then and there are distinct differences. About a year ago, at a small corner shop, I have found a type for sale with a similarly distinct and pungent aroma, but with much smaller leaves and softer fuzz than the plants I am familiar with.
I have also seen the plant cultivated in Cuba, and it was the one I've had for a few years now, the one I previously referred to as broadleaf thyme. Given that I saw the plant in Cuba, I've since switched to referring to it as Cuban oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus var.) and will continue to do so until I am convinced otherwise.
Do you have any experiences growing and eating these plants? have you come to any conclusions about the name?
Orange Horned Poppy
This is the flower of the horned poppy (Glaucium flavum), another from Barry's garden.
It's a stunning flower, but what I really like about this plant are the blue/green leaves. They have a very interesting shape and structure, and are covered with tiny hairs. They're the kind of leaves Karl Blossfeldt would have photographed. I checked my book shelf and they're not in there, but that's not to say he didn't, just that they aren't in the book I have.


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Origins of social tourism
In this section you will find a brief history of social tourism.
Tourism as in its present form only appeared in the 19th century. At that time, it was accessible to a high society elite only since the laws ruling labour did not include holidays for employees, who had to go to work every day, including Sundays. Therefore, possibilities for most of the population to go on holidays were very limited. The actions of social tourism started in 1936, when the International Labour Organization (ILO) agreed on the Holiday with Pay Convention (Convention no. 52). The substance of this convention has also been mentioned in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, where it is said that "everyone has the right to rest and leisure, including reasonable limitation of working hours and periodic holidays with pay". We can consequently say that social tourism was born out of an ethical demand. This demand was claimed by activists, who justified their legitimacy with a specific right, i.e. the right to tourism, as a natural extension to the right to work, to rest and to holidays with pay. Nevertheless, some historians believe that social tourism was born a few decades earlier, with the development of holiday camps for underprivileged children (the educational interest of those camps was later discovered, and the scope of action widened to every child, and not only the underprivileged) and the creation of youth hostels at the beginning of the 20th century. The idea of camp sites and bed and breakfast also appeared at the end of the 19th century. At that time, most of the tourist infrastructures belonged to the private sector, either organizations willing to improve access to tourism for a wider range of population, or for-profit companies. It was only after World War II ended that social policies about tourism appeared in some countries, in particular thanks to the aid to buildings (subsidy for building, renovating and updating equipments and infrastructures) and the aid to people (measures taken to help people go on holidays). Numerous associations were created as well, under the auspices of trade unions, family movements, works councils, etc., which all had one common objective: to develop and expand social tourism. On top of those different associations, which were often operating on a national level, at the end of the war were also created federations, on a national or international level, bringing together organizations striving for the same goal. It was the case of the International Camping and Caravaning Federation and the International Youth Hostel Federation. In that context, the International Bureau of Social Tourism (BITS) was created a few years later, in 1963. Its main funder, Arthur Haulot, ensured for many years the promotion and development of social tourism at an international level.


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Review: Ceremony – Rocket Fire
Ceremony – Rocket Fire (2010) [Killer Pimp] // Grade: B
Paul Baker and John Fedowitz have been around kicking the Shoegaze revival tip well before it became en-vogue a couple of years back. As two thirds of the criminally under-appreciated Skywave, who were already wrapping audiences in blankets of distortion while most nu gazers were first discovering that there was a whole world of fuzz beyond Loveless. Since putting Skywave to rest, bassist Oliver Akerman has gone on to form the more hard pounding and celebrated A Place to Bury Strangers, while Baker and Fedowitz have toiled in a bit more obscurity with Ceremony, a band that very much picks up where Skywave left off.
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The restaurant Porta Faxeira is the last incorporation to the gastronomic bid of Pousadas de Compostela. Sited in the emblematic rúa do Franco, our menu is a perfect coexistence of traditional and nouvelle cuisine dishes.
The main protagonists of our menu are the best fresh fishes and shellfish of the Galician estuaries and the exceptional meat of our land. And all this orchestrated under the special touch of our chef, Daniel Novo, prizewinner of the Tenedor de Oro (Golden Fork) for his perfect gastronomic work in our Hotel Monumento Pazo de Lestrove.
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Corn Tabouleh
I am under strict orders. Here is what I have been instructed to say. This salad is lovely. It is pretty and colorful. It looks like summer itself.
It is not, however, Kid Friendly. In fact, it is decidedly Kid Unfriendly. Children, for example, who do not like pepper will NOT like this dish. Neither will children who do not like bulgur. Or children who don't like olive oil, lime juice, or corn (is there really anyone who doesn't like corn?).
But I ask you. Should I refrain from posting this lovely recipe just because a certain almost-twelve-year-old Miss Particular doesn't happen to like any of the ingredients therein?
Wouldn't that be a shame?
So my instructions to you are as follows. Make this recipe. Soon. Before the local corn is gone. Savor it. Enjoy it. But don't serve it to your particular children. They might not be so nice about it.
Corn Tabouleh
Makes 4-6 generous servings
1/2 cup bulgur wheat
4 ears of corn, husks removed, cooked and cooled
2 peppers (I used one green and one red)
3 scallions
a handful of basil, parsley or cilantro
1/4 teaspoon salt
juice of 1 lime
2 tablespoons olive oil
Cook the bulgur according to the package instructions. Or, if you don't have the package, do what I did: bring some water to a boil and pour it over the bulgur so it covers it and then some. Cover and let soak for about 15 minutes. Fluff with a fork and let cool.
Cut the corn off the cobs. Chop the peppers, dice the scallions, and mince the herbs. Combine the vegetables in a large bowl, and then add the salt, lime juice, and oil.
Add the cooled bulgur and then refrigerate for at least an hour (overnight is fine too) to let the flavors meld.
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I love this recipe--I want to make it for Shabbos. Such a great late summer idea. I might go with whole wheat couscous instead of bulghur ( know . . . it would be couscous salad then, not tabouli). My kids will eat anything couscous. They just leave over the parts they don't like. (you know, like the vegetables)
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Hey guys, not sure if anyone else has any experience with this product but I decided to try it a month ago after lots of rave reviews in various raw food circles. It's a ionic trace mineral supplement that is supposed to help purify and structure the water (any water, even tap water) and of course help your body to detoxify.
So I've been using it a few weeks now and feel pretty good, but tested my urine the other day it's about pH6. I tested the bottle itself is around pH1, and when I add the drops to my distilled water it goes to about pH4. I saw a clip on Youtube where Matt Bakos talks about pH myths but he never specifically addresses urine, and I've heard from lots of other sources that your urine should be pH neutral, so just wanted to throw it out there. What does everyone think is it safe? Maybe my body is just throwing out a lot of junk right now? My skin is quite itchy atm and breath isn't too hot either, which are supposedly some of the side effects...
Read my previous comment.
I said filter it.
Do your best.
Just don't try to take it apart and rebuild it, it's not going to work and it's a waste of time.
If you use water that has had its memory erased (distilled, r/o & deionized), then adding ionic minerals back into the water is a smart thing. I recommend half the suggested dosage that the bottle says with distilled water, because you only need that amount (it doesn't need to clean at this point, only re-mineralize) and it will last you twice as long. Water in nature has minerals, so when distilled water goes into your body without any minerals, then it will seek them out from within your body, potentially leaching them out. You could distill and then add cucumbers, mint, or lemon (i.e. food sources).
I personally wholesale Adya Clarity, so I am definitely biased. But I started out just like you, seeking the best, most natural water to drink when fresh spring water was not immediately available. Adding Adya and running that through a ceramic filter definitely improved the taste, removed the chlorine, sodium fluoride, and significantly lowered the heavy metals in the city water. It is also great for camping/survival, as it gets rid of Giardia, E.coli, and the rotting matter typically found out in nature (fecal matter and so on).
I have never got into the habit of testing my urine. I used to test my saliva, and didn't get results with an ionizer/alkaline water. I got immediate results with Adya Clarity. I would wake up and test my saliva, which was acidic. Then I would take a dropper-full of Adya in an ounce of water (a lesser dosage of the "supershot"), followed by a 16 oz glass of water with the minerals in there. When I would test the second time, my pH would go from 6-6.5 up to 7-7.4. I found these to be fantastic results coming from a mineral solution that has such a low pH.
Exactly Neet!
People need to stop buying useless crap.. and start using some logic:)
It takes time to shake off the 'conditioning',that is thrown at people every moment of the day,whether it's tv,the internet or the paper. That Real health comes from supplements,it clouds the humble old ripe raw and organic fruit and veg,and makes this lifestyle seem so oversimplified,too easy,perhaps lacking.
Live this lifestyle,and all reveals itself sooner or later.
Keep it simple,spend the dollars on great produce and life is sweet :)
Haha Michael I got huckerstered into buying that Adya Clarity because of my lack of clarity on what it really takes to be healthy. Yeah I probably spent around $300 bucks on that crap.......that's a lot of bananas! The minerals in water are irrelevant to our health. We can't absorb the minerals until plant matter (fruits and vegetables) has absorbed the minerals from the soil and converts it into an absorbable form. Otherwise flipping out about not having your water full of minerals is akin to chowing down on a pile of dirt saying "I'm getting my minerals in me". I remember Dr. Graham talking about this a while ago in one of his recordings.
As far as water goes, avoiding toxic chemicals and traces of drugs in your tap water is not "overly pure" by any means. Fill up a big plastic jug of reverse osmosis water down at your local grocery store. I go down there at least once a week and get 6 gallons worth in big jugs. A cheap carbon filter isn't going to get rid of all the crud in tap water, so I wouldn't rely on that. But just find a water machine that has either reverse osmosis or distilled water, fill up big jugs of it so you don't have to worry about running out, and you're good to go! I haven't got a decent countertop filter yet, so filling up jugs works well for me.
That being said, I would definitely drink that nasty, chemical laden tap water if I really needed the hydration and nothing else was available. If I drank a liter or two of tap water, it wouldn't have noticeable effects on my health. But if you're drinking up to a gallon a day of unfiltered/poorly filtered tap water, I would be concerned.
In conclusion, ditch the Adya and save the money for buying the best quality organic fruits and vegetables you can find. High quality fruits and vegetables contain all the minerals you need to be healthy, you don't need to rely on a snake oil salesman to sell them to you! :)
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Excellent, Chris!!! Keep up the good work, my friend!!! Definitely spend the energy/cash on things that promote health (fresh ripe raw organic fruits and veggies) and provide pleasure of existence.
I would use it in bath water if not going to take it internally.
Ok let's keep it civil please. I think supplements have their place even in a raw organic vegan diet, because unless you are growing them in your own biodynamic farm the chances are the soil quality isn't great and there are lots of studies showing this. Besides doesn't DR even take B12 supplements, I guess his supplier is a snake oil salesman too? I'm not really trying to debate mineral supplementation on this thread though so it's a bit of a tangent.
I eat lots of fresh organic produce and I'm not taking Adya to make my body more alkaline, but to return the water (as close as possible) to its natural state. AFAIK noone in Singapore sells bottled spring water, and even if they did it's not feasible for me as I drink 4-5 litres a day in this climate. I used to buy bottled mineral water but if you think how long it's been sitting on a shelf there's probably more plastic than minerals in there by now.
Water is a huge part of the health equation guys and it's nice to think we can get all the water from fruits, but I eat a watermelon a day and I still drink 4-5 litres on top of that. So I need to be smart about it. Interesting point Matu made about the Adya turning his saliva pH, will have to test that out and check back here with the results.
DR I noticed you never responded with any actual advice on getting good drinking water in a city?
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The fitness club owner could face up to 10 years in prison for illegally shipping ephedrine across the Canada-U.S. border.
King is facing three charges under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
The charges are unlawful exportation, unlawful possession, and an unlawful attempt to export from Canada a substance included in Schedule VI of the act.
The RCMP raided King's business locations and home in November 2012.
From August to October 2012, police had intercepted packages of ephedrine — 44 of them, containing 44,700 pills — mailed to customers all over the United States.
In a March interview with CBC News, King said the police investigation lacked substance.
"I've done nothing wrong, and I'm getting smeared everywhere for something I didn't do," King said at the time.
His case is due back in court next month.
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Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) spoke with reporters about the results of Tuesday's election which saw Democrats picking up new seats and increase the number of Democratic women in the Senate.
Leader Reid said that the election showed that the Democrats were "the party of diversity" and that he looked forward to working with the new women in the Senate.
He added that the American people "are tired of partisan gridlock. They want us to work together." However, he declared that Senate Democrats "won't be pushed around" and he announced that he would attempt to change the Senate's filibuster rules.
When asked by reporters if he thought the lame duck Congress could solve the fiscal cliff facing the country at the beginning of the new year, Leader Reid said he wanted to take action before the end of the session and that Republicans would have to make a choice regarding compromise with Democrats over tax increases for the wealthy.
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New information has surfaced about illegal medical practices inside California women's prisons.
According to public records, nearly 150 former and current female inmates were sterilized against prison rules.
Prisoners' advocates call the information appalling, saying women were violated and targeted simply because they were in prison.
State officials who oversee medical care inside prisons have acknowledged wrongdoing but say the issue is no longer an issue.
Debbie Reyes with the California Prison Moratorium Project said, "You know, these women are paying their debt to society already and this is a lifetime sentence to them and to be able to go home and start a family or continue a family, or grow a family they won't be able to because of this issue."
Reyes works closely with Justice Now, a prison right's advocate group. She says public records show that 148 female inmates housed at the former Valley State Women's Prison in Chowchilla, and the Institution for Women in Corona were sterilized, without proper state approval. "To me, it feels like a form of genocide, another form of genocide," said Reyes.
Inmates claim doctors pressured them into tubal ligation, sometimes while they were already in labor. "Women were in fact coerced or they were no notified that they were being sterilized."
The State Correctional Health Care Department says some surgeries were not medically necessary, therefore, against the law. "what we found is that our clinicians were not informed of the regulation put in place," said Joyce Hayhoe with the California Correctional Health Department.
State officials say better tracking and protocols have been in place since 2010 and no procures have taken place since.
Justice Now also says there's evidence to suggest that about 100 more sterilization surgeries took place in the 1990's and the group says they plan to file lawsuits on behalf of the affected inmates sometime in the near future.
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Conclusion The IRS Data Retrieval Tool This process will help you complete the FAFSA more accurately and help avoid unnecessary delays in being awarded financial aid. The IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT) is available for online FAFSA submission at www.fafsa.gov. The DRT allows FAFSA applicants and parents the ability to transfer their income information from the IRS to the FAFSA. On www.FAFSA.gov click "Start A New FAFSA" Under the Financial Information section, you will be asked a series of questions to determine whether or not you (or your parents) are eligible to use the tool. If you are eligible to use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool, you will be prompted to enter your PIN number and then "Link to IRS". Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 For the 2013-14 academic year, all FAFSA applicants and parents who indicate they have filed/will file a 2012 tax return will be directed to use the IRS DRT to report their income information on the FAFSA. This step is not required but will help eliminate incorrect information being submitted on the FAFSA as well as prevent delays. Once you are connected to the IRS.gov site, review your information for accuracy, select the appropriate box at the bottom, and select "Transfer Now". Step 4 You will then be returned to the FAFSA website to complete the remainder of your FAFSA. You successfully transferred your income information! Please remember Please remember that Chadron State College's FAFSA priority deadline is June 1.
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The New York Times has an interesting front page piece on Ron Paul's relationship with the racists, anti-Semites and neo-Nazis in his coalition (sorry, but whatever you think of Lew Rockwell, Stormfront and David Duke certainly deserve such labels).
His three defenses are: 1) He didn't have direct knowledge of the really bad things and cannot remember anything when people provide evidence that he did.
2) He won't disavow support from neo-Nazis and white supremacists because their endorsement of him doesn't imply or suggest his endorsement of them. "If they want to endorse me, they're endorsing what I do or say — it has nothing to do with endorsing what they say."
3) Last he believes that his continued reliance on their support can be justified because he's championing the cause of liberty. "I'll go to anybody who I think I can convert to change their viewpoints — so that would be to me incidental," he said. "I'm always looking at converting people to look at liberty the way I do."
All of these are deficient. Let's start with his first argument. I simply don't believe him. His claim would require not only that he never wrote the newsletters in question but that he never read them either. It would also strongly suggest that he never discussed their basic editorial thrust with a close aide and editor who was writing under Paul's own name. He even claims that he never paid attention his lucrative newsletter business because nobody ever complained about their content.
I admit to a writer's bias here, but your byline is one of the most valuable things you own because it reflects not just your work and thought but your character and reputation as well. I think Paul is lying about at least some of this. But even if you take him at his word that he was merely grossly irresponsible and incompetent in his handling of a few newsletters, how are we supposed to believe he could do the job of president if he has such poor management skills and such rotten choice in staff? (Admittedly, his choice in staff was only rotten if he's telling the truth and his newsletters don't reflect his views).
Then there's his second argument. Yes, it's true that support from racists doesn't make you a racist. But working with them is a different matter. Tolerating them, never mind campaigning for their support, even obliquely, is damning.
Which brings us to his third claim: that he's on a quest to convert people. I'm actually very sympathetic to this argument, as it is one I've invoked myself and it's one Bill Buckley used to make. Politics is about persuasion. If Ron Paul were out there converting neo-Nazis to classical liberalism I'd be cheering him on. But where is the evidence he's doing anything of the sort? Talking about hard money and the conspiracy at the Fed is not a sincere way to convince racists to drop their odious views. Is there any serious evidence that he's tried to convince such supporters they're wrong? I'll take the word of people like Cato president Ed Crane and others that Paul doesn't in fact believe much of this stuff. But where's the proof Paul ever spent any real effort trying to enlighten Lew Rockwell, never mind the folks at Stormfront? If there is such proof, his communications people are doing a fantastic job keeping it secret.
If Paul's explanations are to be believed at face value, he's a shockingly naive man. If your goal is to persuade people that the libertarian cause is free of bigotry, courting support from bigots is a really stupid way to do it.
Ron Paul apologists are saying that Ron Paul's associations are meaningless, and he can't help who supports him. Really? Then we should all be ashamed of ourselves for doing the exact same thing to Obama in 2008. We were obviously wrong when we said he was a socialist, America hating, race obsessed, Weather Underground sympathizing, Goldman Sachs loving and corrupt Chicago thug community agitator, based on who he was associated with and who his endorsers were.
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The head of the Anglican Church says this? What an idiot!
(Daily Mail) — The thugs behind this summer's riots were no worse than Britain's bankers, the Archbishop of Canterbury suggested yesterday.
Delivering his Christmas sermon at Canterbury Cathedral, Rowan Williams claimed society had been torn apart by the violence that erupted in August.
'The most pressing question we now face, we might well say, is who and where we are as a society,' said Dr Williams. 'Bonds have been broken, trust abused and lost.
'Whether it is an urban rioter mindlessly burning down a small shop that serves his community, or a speculator turning his back on the question of who bears the ultimate cost for his acquisitive adventures in the virtual reality of today's financial world, the picture is of atoms spinning apart in the dark.
'And into that dark the Word of God has entered, in love and judgment, and has not been overcome; in the darkness the question sounds as clear as ever, to each of us and to our church and our society: "Britain, where are you?" Where are the words we can use to answer?'
He asked the congregation to learn lessons about mutual obligation from the events of the past year. His comments, which formed part of his closing remarks, will undoubtedly spark debate among those who claim the rioters were crying out for help and those who believe their behaviour was wanton vandalism.
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Comedian Denis Leary Accused Of "Islamophobia" Over Peanuts Parody Video… You decide! Remember, it is not islamophobia if the islamics are really out to get you!
Smart Meters They tell you it will help you reduce your consumption but based on that consumption they can use that info to throttle you back (brown you out) or black you out altogether. You know, just like what the telcos do when you surf too much on your smartphones?
According to an article on CBC News, a Government report released by British Columbia's Commissioner from the Office of Information and Privacy, Elizabeth Denham, says that Smart Meters will collect personal information about people's daily lives:
"Denham said that hourly power use updates would reveal patterns of household consumption and information about customers' daily lives.."
This report was a result of an investigation started by 600 complaints about privacy concerns when the local power company, DC Hydro, announced it was going to replace the old analog meters with new 'Smart Meters'.
Energy Consumers in British Columbia are not the only ones who should have privacy concerns when it comes to the Smart Meters and the Smart Grid. The United States has come a long way in ensuring that their Smart Grid will be just as intrusive, if not more, when it comes to collecting information on the daily lives of average Americans.
In 2010, the Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP), a part of the Executive Branch agency called the National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST), requested that the North American Energy Standards Board (NAESB) (Consisting of 300 + Energy Producers and Distributers) in conjuction with the EPA, create a document listing the standards for the type of information that will be collected through the Smart Grid. That document is called the NAESB Energy Usage Information Model or Priority Action Plan 10 (PAP-10).
On Page 9 of PAP-10 listed under 'kind of reading' alongside normal readings that will be tracked through the Smart Grid like voltage, date and time are the not so normal readings such as carbon and carbonDioxide.
As you can see PAP-10 calls for the tracking of everything from your TV, gas, water, heat (Includes Hot Water and Steam), refuse (trash), sewerage, internet, TvLiscense & cold (Includes chilled water and ice) through the Smart Grid.On Page 42 of this document it states:
"The Priority Action Plan 10 (PAP 10) of the NIST-initiated Smart Grid Interoperability Panel (SGIP 2011) provides a standardized model for exchanging energy usage and cost information between different parties and devices and is the basis for information exchange directly from the meter to household devices, as well as from utility back office systems to authorized third parties.
The above principles provide valuable guidance as to how state regulators can support consumers'efforts to direct the secure transfer of data from utilities to third-parties,…"In other words the Obama administration was recommending that PAP-10 be adopted as an official standard for the type of information that should be collected through the Smart Grid, little did we know Obama would soon get his wish.
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The award is intended to recognize only those extraordinary Arrowmen who have deeply influenced and significantly contributed to the vision, direction, and growth of the Order of the Arrow, faithfully demonstrated a lifetime of servant leadership, and, through their daily example, illuminated and reinforced the significance of the values found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
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Nominations are made using the Lifetime Achievement Award Nomination Form, and must be received in the national officeprior to October 31st of the year prior to a National Order of the Arrow Conference ("NOAC").Nominations will be submitted to members of the Recognition & Awards Subcommittee for evaluation and recommendation to the National Committee. A nominee must be approved by 75% of the members of National Committee to receive the award. The award will be presented only at NOAC.
Given the nature and prestige of the award, it is recommended that no more than one recipient be recognized at a NOAC. The award recipient will be notified prior to the award ceremony. The award may not be presented posthumously.
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I'm at the home office once again, but I'll provide a few links for you.
Newsday's Neil Best says he and fellow Newsday writer Bob Glauber got caught up in a debate over the controversial replay overturn in last Sunday's Steelers-Ravens game and says Phil Simms and Cris Collinsworth got into a similar argument on Inside the NFL. Thanks to Neil for linking to a Fort Worth Star-Telegram article written by Randy Galloway who notices that Cowboys First Class Jerk Terrell Owens did some doubletalk in regards to ESPN's Ed Werder. Neil writes that the MLB Network can be seen on some cable systems conducting a transmission test in advance of its January 1 launch.
Alex Weprin of Broadcasting & Cable says MLB Network plans to throw its hat into the postseason ring when the current TV contracts expire in five years.
Jim Gintonio of the Arizona Republic talks with Phoenix Coyotes and TSN NHL analyst Darren Pang.
CNBC's Darren Rovell writes that the NHL seems to be under the radar in this recession.
Joe Favorito says UFC continues to expand its hold on the Mixed Martial Arts market.
The New York Post's Keith J. Kelly writes that Lenny Dykstra's Players Club magazine either owes money or is owed money, one of the two. You may remember the HBO Real Sports story on Lenny from earlier this year that profiled his winning ways in his second career in stocks and also talked about him launching the magazine.
Ken McMillan of the Hudson Valley Times Herald-Record says Versus will show Lance Armstrong's cycling comeback in Australia next month. Ken also writes about the possibility of a CBS/TNT Olympics bid.
Paul J. Gough of the Hollywood Reporter also writes about CBS & Turner's possible combined bid.
Laura Nachman notes that the Eagles-Cowboys game back in September was the highest rated show in cable TV history.
Ed Sherman in Crain's Chicago Business tells the sports networks to drop the running ticker a la CNN. And Ed links to the transcript of Tiger Woods' press conference at his tournament yesterday.
To Barry Horn of the Dallas Morning News who writes that Fox Sports' Troy Aikman is not bullish on his old Cowboys team. And Barry lists the TV and radio outlets for this Saturday's Ravens-Cowboys game which will be on the NFL Network.
From the "Someone Had To Do It" Department, Tom Hoffarth of the Los Angeles Daily News transcribes a portion of Terrell Owens' sitdown with ESPN's Steven A. Smith.
Diane Pucin of the LA Times says the NFL rules the ratings on over the air TV and on cable.
The Sports Media Watch notes that the Browns-Eagles Monday Night game was not a winner for ESPN.
Christopher Byrne's Eye on Sports Media blog has the broadcast info for the inaugural St. Petersburg Bowl this Saturday.
A story I forgot to link to yesterday, Tony Tony Tony Kornheiser says he's not doing his radio show until after his gig with Monday Night Football is finished.
Bruce Allen's Boston Sports Media Watch says Comcast SportsNet New England plans a Christmas special on former Red Sox pariah Manny Ramirez.
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What a competition! The Net Optics team wishes to congratulate NEC ProgrammableFlow Controller, PF6800 for winning Best of Interop in the Management, Monitoring and Testing category this year. After reviewing 130 applications, the Interop judges chose Net Optics' Spyke family of solutions as one of three finalists in this competitive category -- along with NEC Corporation and Riverbed Technology. In addition to being named a finalist, Spyke was selected to provide application performance monitoring to the InteropNet, Interop's private cloud the world's largest temporary network. Spyke's critical role in the NOC, along with this award nomination, provide two strong votes of confidence in Net Optics recent expansion into the APM/NPM market.
By expanding beyond network monitoring and into performance management, we now offer a wide range of visibility and diagnostic solutions for remote sites, data centers, core networks, cloud and virtual networks that are managed by one centralized management platform. These are exciting times for the network visibility market and we are excited to continually innovate, meeting our customers' changing needs.
If you're attending Interop, stop by the Net Optics booth (#1021), where we're demonstrating Spyke along with the Phantom Virtualization Tap, now optimized across multiple hypervisors including Xen, Oracle VM, vSphere 5 and KVM. Looking forward to seeing you!