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As a kid, I only went there when I needed something – the orthodontist, the Mesa Mall and the airport.
As an adult, I went to give birth. My Junction goal became very simple: successfully complete the two-hour, forty-five minute drive from my home in Telluride to St. Mary's Hospital without having a child somewhere between Delta and Whitewater in the back of the car.
I never thought of hip wine bars, groovy pizza joints, world-class mountain biking, scenic road riding and easy-to-get-to alpine skiing.
Yet that is the Junction that I've now found.
With all the Grand Valley has to offer, it's no surprise that there are many who discovered the jewels of Junction long before me.
And it's no surprise that some who call the Grand Valley home are retired professional athletes, like snowboarder Josh Niernberg, mountain biker Jen Zeuner and road cyclist Scott Mercier.
All three rave about the lifestyle, and all three are contributing to make the Grand Valley even grander.
From the Olympics to Grand Mesa
Former professional and Olympic cyclist, Scott Mercier is a calculating guy. He went to the University of California-Berkeley, and then made a career as a professional cyclist, riding for the United States Postal Service and Saturn teams, as well as competing in the 1988 Barcelona Olympics. He is known for his hard work, determination and talent.
Yet, in 2000, a few years after the end of his cycling career, he followed a suggestion from his free-spirited little brother that he consider moving to Junction.
"Blake told me I had to check out Junction," recalled Mercier, who was by then married, with a baby daughter. "And when we got there, we thought, 'This is really cool.'"
Having grown up in Telluride, Mercier was looking for something bigger, but knew he didn't want to live in a big city, and that he was tired of long winters. Junction fit the bill. Today he and his family of four – his wife and two kids ages 13 and 9 – still love it.
Initially, Mercier said he was impressed with the Colorado National Monument, a butte of red rock that anchors Grand Junction's western side. Wind and water have intricately carved away its center, forming a canyon full of rock spires and smooth amphitheater walls. One favorite ride follows a paved road that winds its way up one side along the canyon rim, and down the other side – a perfect road for cycling.
Mercier lives at the base of the Monument, and together with his wife has ridden to the top every month for 20 months – a testament to Junction's year-round mild temperatures.
"Cycling played a lot in our decision," Mercier said about the couple's choice to settle in Grand Junction 12 years ago. "I just love riding my bike.
"When I left cycling" at the pro level, he said, "I didn't envision I would get back and involved like I have been."
Besides riding the Monument, Mercier participates in regular Tuesday and Thursday rides around Fruita's farmland that sound more like hammer fests than friendly get-togethers. But on a more formal level, Mercier is active in Grand Junction's campaign for a spot as a future host city in the U.S. Pro Cycling Challenge, and in raising money for Colorado Mesa University's Cycling Team – a program he credits for the growth of the area's cycling scene. The University's Division II men's team has won national championship titles for the last two years, and with the recent hire of Rick Crawford – former coach of Tom Danielson, the top American finisher in last year's Tour De France – to lead the program, Mercier is excited about its future.
As far as his own cycling career, the former Olympian is busy entering a few mountain- bike races. The stakes are high – he's bet a bottle of tequila on an upcoming race. He claims he's better off staying clear of road races, and sticking to mountain-bike racing. On the road, he explains, he'll get too competitive.
"I don't compete on the road very much, because I start getting mad, and I get way too out of balance," Mercier said. "The beautiful thing about Junction is most people have a really good work-life balance."
Then he added, "Junction's awesome; you guys should move here."
Hot Tomato
Just a few miles west of Grand Junction is Fruita, home to some of the most sought-after single track in the nation, transforming what once was a typical agriculture town into a popular mountain-biking hub. So it makes sense that the town's hottest gathering spot, aptly named Hot Tomato, is co-owned by former professional World Cup mountain biker Jen Zeuner.
Hot Tomato, best known for its pizza, salads and cold beers, is as down to earth as its owners, Zeuner and business partner Anne Keller. Its orange walls are decorated with framed cover shots from Bike Magazine taken by Keller, who is also a professioal photographer. Old bike cranks, brake parts and chains are inlaid into the tabletops as if announcing their purpose – to serve hungry cyclists. And, standing in the middle of the open kitchen, steadfastly churning pizza dough, is Charlotte – the 1967 Hobart professional floor mixer that Zeuner and Keller proudly painted pink.
Zeuner seems to feed off the restaurant's energy and her brown eyes dart playfully as she talks about two things she loves: pizza and mountain biking.
Yet even when she's talking about biking and 'za, it's hard for Zeuner to sit still. She's used to being a part of the action. In fact, it was Zeuner who bussed my table the night before and ran around delivering beers. And it's hard for her to complete a sentence, with customers continually approaching for a hug or quick hello. One asks what brand of vinegar is used for the house Balsamic; another, the restaurant's architect, wants to catch up after finishing a ride.
Zeuner proudly sports a pink T-shirt with New Jersey Is for Pizza Lovers written across it. Jersey, she explains, is where she grew up and had her first experiences with both cycling and pizza. Zeuner's dad owned a bike shop, coincidentally located next to Tony's Pizzeria, so she grew up riding BMX bikes and bussing tables at Tony's.
"I wanted the money for the pinball machines," she recalls. "I'd bet the guys, being from Jersey."
Zeuner headed west after high school, with the same daredevil attitude and willingness to take chances that defined her childhood. Her experience on BMX bikes led easily to mountain biking, and after a stint working for GT bikes, in St. Louis, Mo., she continued further west to pursue mountain-bike racing. From 1993 to 1998 she raced nationally and in World Cups, focusing primarily on downhill and slalom.
"The awesome thing for all of us, at that time, was the camaraderie between the athletes," Zeuner said. "There wasn't a lot of money or big sponsors – it was about being a part of this niche family."
Zeuner's last World Championship races were in 1998, after which she wasn't quite sure what to do. Like so many professional athletes, she found the transition to civilian life difficult.
"I quit racing, and asked, 'Do I move home?'" she recalled. "I was in my early 30s – no job, no degree. I didn't know anything but riding bikes and traveling."
And pizza.
Zeuner bounced from Durango to Moab, working for UPS and then at a pizza shop. In 2002, she moved to Fruita because she had heard about the riding, and because an opportunity arose to work as the general manger at Over the Edge, the town's bike shop. Zeuner recalls hungry bikers coming to the shop for gear and information, always inquiring where they could go to eat.
"They asked for something good," Zeuner said.
Zeuner started sharing space with the then-owner of the local pizza joint, making baked goods and breakfast. Slowly, she began discussions about partnering in the business, but as the talks progressed, she realized she could run the show. The owner agreed, and sold her the business.
She began the first year as the only employee, and was excited to hit $300 in a day. Now, seven years later, with Keller as her business partner, the two have 18 employees buzzing around wearing black T-shirts enscribed with Pizza King or Pizza Queen, serving pizza, salads and calzones (which Zeuner affectionately refers to as "hunks of love"). The two are currently working on franchising.
With Hot Tomato, it seems Zeuner has created that same camaraderie and family niche that she longed for after her professional bike-racing career. But to be a part of this team, you don't have to ride as fast as she did in her day, you just have to love Fruita single track – and pizza.
Snowboard-cross and Cuisine
Josh Niernberg, a retired professional snowboard-cross athlete, moved to Junction from Denver in 2007. Originally, Niernberg and his wife were drawn to the area because it was where she grew up, and there was an opportunity for him to manage a high-end steakhouse called Bin 707 Food and Wine. Having worked at different restaurants during his snowboard career and, most recently, while finishing his degree in Denver, it seemed like a natural transition.
The two made the move, and by 2010, Niernberg had the opportunity to buy the restaurant and move it from the commercial district near the Mesa Mall to a quaint, pedestrian-friendly area a few blocks from the heart of Junction's historic downtown.
"The location was good, and it had potential, but it required so much work," Niernberg recalled. "So with my stepfather as an architect, my mom as an interior designer, my father-in-law as an attorney, my brother-in-law as the general contractor, and my wife as the realtor, we made it happen!"
Last year, Niernberg opened Bin 707 Foodbar.
Sitting in his contemporary yet intimate bistro-inspired restaurant, Niernberg is in his element. There's a busy hum in the semi-open kitchen behind him; in the restaurant itself, colorful chalkboards display the day's menu alongside original art and framed rock'n'roll posters. A beautiful copper-topped bar gleams in the front of the house.
Reflecting on what he has created, Niernberg observes that lessons learned during his days as a professional snowboarder have contributed to his success as a restaurant owner.
As a child, Niernberg was attracted to both ski racing and snowboarding – ski racing for its precision, speed and discipline, snowboarding for its freestyle spirit. Then he found boardercross, a hybrid he believes combines the best of both sports. After his first competition, at 18, Niernberg was hooked. He spent the next 12 years competing.
Niernberg agrees that it is this mix of discipline and freestyle that defines his approach in the kitchen. While his technique is rooted in classic French cooking, he prides himself on reinterpreting the classics. He serves "local American cuisine," and relies on fresh ingredients and always having something new for regulars to experience, each time they visit.
"Creativity is kind of how we do it here," he said. "If someone walks in the door with a case of tomatoes that looks good, we're going to take them."
That open approach, combined with the determination of a professional athlete, is working. In just one year, Bin 707 has succeeded in not only becoming a hip go-to eatery for Junction folks ages 25 to 60, but in drawing a diverse employee group of athletes, musicians, artists and designers, as well. It all comes together to make Bin 707 a great place to work and a great place eat at, regularly.
As a restaurant owner, Niernberg believes, supporting his employees in their endeavors is important, because, he recalls, it was employers – like he is, today – who helped him during his athletic career.
"I had a couple employers who I worked for on and off for six or seven years," he recalled. "I'd leave for six months and still have a job when I got back – it was huge to have that support."
At Bin 707, he is paying back the favor and then some. He points to a framed music poster on the wall and explains one of his "guys" is an artist and a musician. He is referring to employee Andrew Watson, a member of The Heavy Drags, a local band, and owner of a print business, Press Gang Design, as well.
Another server was on the popular reality show, Project Runway. "She's in Denver right now showing her collection at an Yves St. Laurent opening," Niernberg said.
He also mentions Telluride Ski Patroller and former extreme skier Lindsey McIntyre (whom he endearingly refers to as L-Mac and LinZ), who worked at Bin 707 for five months while in Junction, rehabbing an injured knee.
Niernberg loves the diverse cast of characters and customers Bin 707 attracts, and the dimension
they add to the culture of the restaurant.
He also realizes that the Grand Valley, with its access to the outdoors, is what attracts them. The valley affords his customers ample opportunity to play; and he knows the perfect place they can go to celebrate, afterwards.


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Natural Beauty Line Indie Lee to Launch in Bendel's
Lee will enter the retailer on Earth Day with her rebranded, repackaged line.
— Apr 22, 2013
Weleda Re-launches Hair Category
The Swiss cosmetics company is introducing a natural grain-based lineup of organic cleansing and care products free of sulfates and silicones.
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Sebastian Signs Looks to Improve on Natural Perfumes With Purusa
Consumers are interested in natural perfumes but are often disappointed in their results.
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Promoting Health, Safety in Beauty Products Key in China
An increasing number of well-traveled and highly educated beauty consumers are seeking out natural alternatives.
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Natural Beauty Brands Show Renewed Clout
Robust sales in the natural-products channel has spurred confidence that these brands can perform more broadly.
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Beautycounter Targets Naturally Minded Sales Reps
The recently launched brand is as much about what's out of its products and distribution network as what is in them.
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Tata Harper to Launch Lip Care Line
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WEDNESDAY'S LIST ... of beans 'n greens 'n other things:
JUST ASK ... which I did a few days back in wondering what has happened to the hummingbirds this year. The question was posed to the readers and it seems the Great Hummer has his (OK, or her) minions out everywhere except in my yard.
I still haven't seen one and have only a few bumblebees to pollinate the rest of the world.
(Or do hummingbirds polinate? Beats me.)
Anyway, a few responses.
From Vickey Ellison:
"I was asking myself that, too, back in June, but they are back now that we are in July. I have two feeders I can see from my porch and see 4-8 (birds) on the feeders. I live on Boiling Springs Road in Ohatchee."
From Mike Shaddix:
"I am happy to advise the Hummers are alive and well in Oxford. We have a 'triple decker' over our patio and this morning we counted nine of the little darlings fighting with each other while trying to feed."
From Billy Batey:
"Our hummingbirds were two weeks late. They have hatched out the first hatching now. We have two feeders with 12 holes in each one. They cover all the holes with some waiting in line. I guess we have yours also. My sister in Trickum Valley – between Heflin and Ranburne – says she has only two or three."
Now, about the scarcity of those bumblebees . . .
SPEAKING of bumblebees, I'll let you in on a little deal you may not know.
There is a bumble that does not have a stinger. He has a spot on his head (between the eyes) and I had a lot of fun with that back in my school boy days. Turning a half dozen or so loose in the middle of a math class is something to see.
He is what we always called a "stutter bob," and I was convinced I could also recognize one from behind . . . until one day . . . my howling was "something to hear."
IN SUNDAY'S column I said something about never growing up. A couple of readers sent me the same message:
"Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional."
Makes me feel a bit better.
BIRTHDAYS: July 13 – Katy Cox and Julia Burton; July 14 – Bobbie Daniels, Betty Brown and Douglas Spoon; July 15 – Leroy Fitzpatrick; July 16 – Charles Mundy; July 17 – Gerald Wilkerson; July 18 – Gail Smith, Deborah Sanderson, Wayne Thrasher, Bo Pearson and William Travis Ivey.
DUMB QUESTION of the year belongs to Barbara Walters.
In an interview with George Zimmerman's parents, there was this:
Walters: "Do you think your son is a racist?"
And how's that for a penetrating, decisive, interview, huh?
A QUESTION for Reba Grisson:
"So how are you doing with that one-year old (and first) grandchild?"
That's a way of saying I still remember Reba, who put in a lot of years at Regions Bank. I first knew Reba at the branch out on U. S. 431 and then at the Jacksonville store.
During that time I had to settle a couple of estates and, truth is, Reba is one of those who guided me through a ton of paper.
She is a sweetheart.
THERE ARE now just 46 days until it gets here. "It" is:
Aug. 31 – Alabama vs Va. Tech in Atlanta; Washington State at Auburn; and Jacksonville State vs Alabama State in Montgomery.
I'm ready.
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Reno fire officials said the cause of the fire that burned about 150 acres is under investigation.
It started Thursday night and was 90 percent contained by early Friday.
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Restlet is a REST framework for Java. It supports all REST concepts (Resource, Representation, Connector, Component, etc.) and is suitable for both client and server Web applications. It supports major Web standards like HTTP, SMTP, XML, JSON, WADL, and Atom. Many extensions are also available to integrate with Servlet, Spring, Jetty, Grizzly, Simple, JAXB, JAX-RS, JiBX, Velocity, or FreeMarker. A GWT version is also available.
Acceleo is a code generator designed to efficiently implement the MDA approach (Model Driven Architecture) and to improve software development productivity. It is natively integrated with Eclipse and EMF. It includes tools and editors making it easy to learn and to adapt to any kind of project or technology. It provides incremental generation, meta-model interoperability, simple and extensible syntax, template driven customization, and more.
Logback is intended as a successor to the popular log4j project, and was designed by log4j's founder, Ceki Gulcu. The basic architecture is sufficiently generic so as to apply under different circumstances. It is divided into three modules. The Core module lays the groundwork for the other two modules, whereas the Classic module can be assimilated to an improved version of log4j. It natively implements the SLF4J API so that you can readily switch back and forth between logback and other logging systems, such as log4j or JDK14 Logging. The Access module integrates with Servlet containers to provide HTTP access log functionality. You can easily build your own modules on top of the Core module.
Proteus Intelligent Processes is a set of tools based upon the Proteus model and the GreEd rule authoring system. Proteus (PROcesses and Transactions Editable by USers) is a software technology that allows creating clinical processes in which clinical intelligence is embedded. These processes can then be executed to provide guidance to the clinicians about individual patients. The main advantage of Proteus is that the processes can be edited even by non-programmers, with the use of appropriate tools. The processes and components can be stored in a library and can be reused to create other processes. GreEd is the foundation of a full-fledged business rules management system (BRMS). Ease of editing is its key strength. These tools are linked with electronic medical record systems and clinical information systems.
InstaSearch is an Eclipse IDE plug-in for performing quick and advanced searches of source code files. It uses the Apache Lucene library for indexing and fast searching of files in the workspace. The search is performed instantly as you type, and resulting files are displayed in an Eclipse view. Each file then can be previewed using a few of the most closely matching and relevant lines. A double-click on the match leads to the matching line in the file.
A tool for managing software requirements.
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Electronic Research Administration (ERA) is an information technology-based solution to stream research administration. It encompasses everything from using electronic system to system interchange to submit grant proposals to creating a template to print a funding agency's form. ERA incorporates listservs, searching for funding opportunities, making publications available electronically, and faculty profile databases. At Texas State University, ERA is FastLane, GAMS, COS, Grant.gov, IRB, REP, IACUC, Faculty Profile System, and so much more.
1. Sponsors Requests - Sponsoring agencies, particularly federal agencies, are beginning to mandate use of electronic systems for submission and management of grants.
2. Accountability and Compliance - Increasing federal regulatory burden and auditor oversight of University systems will require that Texas State University be able to demonstrate consistency of practices, adherence to regulatory compliance guidelines and proper stewardship of protocols.
3. Being an Integral Partner of Peer Research Institutions - ERA has become a standard operation of many universities. These universities have invested heavily in electronic research administration. Texas State needs to enhance its position to remain an integral partner in shaping the future of research and research administration.
4. Risk Management - There are strategic, financial, operational, compliance and reputational risks in the administration, management and reporting for sponsored research programs. An effective electronic research administration system would enable the institution to mitigate these business risks.
5. Reducing Grant Administration Burden - ERA can help researchers to reduce the time spent on the administration of their grants. It also significantly alleviates grant administrator's burden on managing grants and contracts at all stages.
6. Accessibility of Information - As the volume of research grows, there is an increasing demand for data to assist with decision-making at all levels within the University. Providing access to this information is one of the key objectives of ERA at Texas State University.


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Too bad for Glen that John plays BB not baseball, so until he over takes him on the court, jig may want to shut up
"He Ain't Got No Follow Through"
Wizards guard John Wall is known for throwing one of the worst first pitches in recent memory, which took place in June 2011. However, current Washington rookies Glen Rice Jr. and Otto Porter just discovered the video and their stunned reaction/mocking of Wall was caught on tape for all of us to enjoy.
It's That Time Of Year
One of the great traditions in sports is NFL players giving rookies hideous haircuts during training camp. The Dolphins opened up practice on Sunday, and the hazing has already begun.
What A Discount
We told you in A.M. Hot Clicks about Aaron Rodgers owing one of his Twitter followers a years salary after Rodgers guaranteed Ryan Braun never took PEDs. The fan has finally spoken, and he says he'll just take one of Rodgers' game checks.
Lovely Lady Of The Day
Model Tiffany Habib (who wants you to know she's on Facebook) gets today's LLOD honors.
The Fine Line Between Love And Hate
Rangers teammates Adrian Beltre and Elvis Andrus have a special relationship that's based on busting each other's chops. You can see it on full display in this great montage set to the catchy tune, Best Friend.
A Beautiful Thing
HBO has released a couple of trailers for Hard Knocks, which starts two weeks from today.
Music Video Of The Day
Ice Ice Baby sung by movie characters.
Live TV Video Of The Day
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Esri Career News for Students
A new issue of Esri News for Students and Recent Grads is now available online.
Included in this issue is information on summer programs (deadlines approaching!), careers for soon-to-be grads, Esri GeoDev Meetups, and more.
We're looking forward to welcoming more than 100 interns this summer. The majority will be based in Redlands, but we do have opportunities in other regions:
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Graduating Soon? Why You Should Start Your Job Hunt Now!
Are you one of the thousands of students who will soon make the transition from college life to the working world? In this interview with Michael Johnson, Esri's university programs manager, learn what you can—and should—be doing now to land your first full-time job.
How soon before graduation should a student start seriously looking for a job?
It depends on where they're at professionally and academically. If they have internship experience, they'll likely already have some leads. I advise students to get going as soon as school starts in the fall semester—proactively leveraging contacts, networking, crafting their resumé, and applying to the places they know they want to work. So many students make the mistake of waiting until the spring semester or even when they graduate before realizing, "Hey, it's time for me to find a job!"
Job Hunting During the Holidays: Naughty or Nice?
For a lot of us, this time of year can be especially stressful … buying gifts, preparing special meals, and a full social calendar. But if you're looking for a new job or considering a career change, you don't have to put the job hunt on hold until after the New Year. Esri HR partners Kristin and Megan share some tips on how you can make the most of looking for a new opportunity during the holiday season.
Where is Alagiri Now?
I'm on the Location Analytics team in Product Development. I work closely with developers and the Developer Lead to ensure that features are implemented as per the specification and that they make sense from the user's perspective.
I started as a Support Analyst back when the SDK Team was the Developer Support Group. After two years, I transitioned into the role of a Group Lead. I was in Support Services for five years before I moved to my current role in Product Development.
Do Your Homework Before Attending a Career Fair
In his 15 years with Esri, talent acquisition leader Jason Otero has represented us at many recruiting events. I recently asked him to share some of his advice for getting the most out of attending a career fair.
What's the best way for a career fair attendee to prepare for meeting potential employers?
Oftentimes what we find are people who come up to the table prepared to talk about themselves. They've got resumes in-hand, they're dressed appropriately, and they have all their ducks in a row. But what they tend not to have done is research the organizations they want to meet. What gets a recruiter's attention is the person who comes up with a keen sense of interest in the company and can explain how their background, skills, and interests align with the potential new organization and, specifically, the job opportunities they're interested in.
Intern Passionate about Geography and Mapping
By Maura, Strategic Marketing Intern
Intern Kathryn Hagerman occupies a unique niche at Esri. Serving as a member of the Partner Program Team, she is working to streamline knowledge transfer campaigns. She also worked to develop a collection of ArcGIS Online maps to share stories about the growth of the global Esri Partner Network and highlight exciting work Esri partners are doing.
Esri Recruiters on the Road Again
Connecting with Esri staff at a career fair or similar recruiting event can provide that extra edge when competing with other applicants. It gives you the chance to talk with us about the Esri culture and what your educational background and experience can bring to the table. Whether you are interested in a full-time position or one of our summer opportunities for students, it's a great way to make that important first impression.
We'll be traveling all around the US this fall. Check out our event map to see where you can meet us!
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By Maura, Strategic Marketing Intern
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Anyone who has attempted to lose weight through different methods knows how ineffective some of the techniques could be. Green coffee bean extract received huge celebrity endorsement and it got the approval of Dr. Oz. Is this natural extract a scientific breakthrough or just another popular craze that will disappear after a couple of years?
How does It Work?
Green coffee is actually unroasted coffee. The active ingredients are extracted from the beans and turned into an all-natural supplement.
Coffee contains a wide range of beneficial substances. One of these substances is called chlorogenic acid. Chlorogenic acid can have an effect on the absorption of fat in the body, doubling weight loss that would be achieved without the supplement.
Naturally, to deliver the results, green coffee bean extract usage has to be combined with diet changes and workouts. A few studies show that the natural supplement enhances the results and appears to be one of the most promising all-natural weight loss possibilities.
The Studies
One interesting study was presented on the National Center for Biotechnology Information website. The experiment continued for a period of 22 weeks and it involved 16 overweight volunteers.
The volunteers were divided in three groups. The first group was given a high-dose green coffee bean extract. The second group received a low-dose supplement and the final group was given a placebo.
At the end of the experiment, scientists measured the body mass index (BMI), body weight and percentage of body fat for each of the volunteers. The members of the group that received a high-dosage green coffee bean extract lost over 17 pounds on the average. The reduction in body fat percentage was 4.44 percent on the average. The results were much better than the ones experienced by members of the other two groups.
Dr. Oz Tests Green Coffee Bean Extract
After the initial studies were presented, Dr. Oz announced that he would be carrying out his own study to test the efficiency of the natural supplement.
This was Dr. Oz's largest project and it involved 100 volunteers. All of the volunteers were overweight, healthy and aged between 35 and 49. The volunteers were divided in two groups – one getting the actual extract and the other one being given a placebo.
The experiment continued for a period of 14 days and the volunteers in the group that used green coffee bean extract lost an average of two pounds. Members of the other volunteer group lost only one pound during the experiment.
The efficiency of green coffee bean extract depends on the dosage, the nutritional habits of the dieter and their workout regime. Green coffee bean extract is considered a generally safe and efficient weight loss possibility but talking to a physician is certainly a smart thing to do before getting started.


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How do you tell time without a watch? Use the sun! The sun can be an accurate time telling device as long as you have the tools to help you. The earliest sundial was built in Ireland from 5000 B.C. Later, obelisks were also used as sundials. This simple activity will show your child how to build his own sundial.
What You Need:
- Straight stick about 2 feet long
- 8 or 10 pebbles or small sea shells
- Watch
What You Do:
- Find a sunny spot and push the stick straight into the grass or earth. If your backyard doesn't have any grass or earth, fill a small bucket with sand and place your stick into the bucket.
- Start in the morning when the sun is up. At 7:00 am use a pebble to mark where the shadow of your stick falls. Come back at 8:00am, 9:00am, 10:00am and so on until there is no more daylight in the day. You may want to mark your pebbles with the time they were placed using chalk.
- At the end of the day you will have created a sundial! Now you can dispense with the watch (but only while the sun shines).
Did You Know?
- The length of the shadows will change throughout the year. In the summer the shadows are shorter and the winter the shadows are longer.
- The term A.M. stands for "ante meridiem." which means before noon. P.M. stands for "post meridiem" or afternoon. Noon is the time when the sun is at its highest point in the sky.
- On a cloudy day you'll be happy to have a digital clock, but a digital clock doesn't give you any clues about the seasons, so both time-telling tools have their uses!
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Lemony Cream Cheese Pancakes with Blueberries
Author Notes: A world without lemons would be a very sad one. The world would be sad without blueberries, too, but this recipe is good with our without. Rather than a griddle cake you need to stack high then load up with butter and syrup, I wanted one that was both light and custardy, rich and reserved -- immediate gratification. This recipe uses cream cheese and egg whites to pull that off, I think. Honey or jam would be just as good as maple syrup. Or you could eat them plain. - ENunn
Food52 Review: For those who crave the purity of a plain pancake but occasionally find themselves wanting more, ENunn's recipe might be the perfect compromise. Lemon's perfume (from both the juice and zest) permeates these light, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, but the real magic lies in the addition of one key ingredient: chunks of cream cheese are blended into the batter until they are reduced to about pea-size, later resulting in salty, creamy pockets scattered throughout the cooked pancakes. The trio of lemon, cream cheese and tangy sweet blueberries is subtle yet seductive -- a combination that can only be improved upon with a generous slathering of excellent quality maple syrup. - A&M - A&M
Serves 6
- 1 1/2 cup flour
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 pinch salt
- 2 large eggs, separated
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 6 ounces cream cheese, cut up
- 3 teaspoons melted butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- zest of one large lemon
- 1 1/2 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
- In a medium bowl, mix together flour, sugar baking powder, baking soda, salt. In a separate bowl, whisk together egg yolks, buttermilk. Add cream cheese and mix until cream cheese has separated into uniformly small lumps, about the size of large cottage cheese curds. Stir in melted butter, vanilla, lemon juice and lemon zest.
- Add dry ingredients to wet, then stir to combine. Whisk two egg whites until stiff but not dry; fold gently into batter.
- Heat a griddle or cast iron pan over medium high heat, until a drop of water sizzles. Lower heat to medium; butter or oil pan. Drop batter into pan by 1/3 cupfuls. Once the batter has spread, drop in the berries. You might want to drizzle some batter to cover them. These need to be cooked a bit longer than you might expect; they won't bubble as quickly or as much as plain pancakes. Turn down the heat if necessary, to keep them from overbrowning, and let them puff up to their full extent after you turn them, which will take 2-3 minutes. Serve with honey or maple syrup or jam.
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Comments (48) Questions (2)
2 months ago magpie128
Can I prepare the pancake batter and keep them overnight? Will they still be fluffy? Or would the baking powder reaction be diminished? Thx!
4 months ago LizzyD77
I made these as written, but I used Gluten-Free flour, Neufchatel cheese instead of cream cheese, and added lemon juice to whole milk in place of buttermilk. They were delicious! A universal hit. Everyone kept saying how light and fluffy they were. Thank you!!
8 months ago JEANIE
11 months ago adele93
im cooking the last of these now, delicious!i omitted all lemon( my family dont like lemon and berries) and was 50g short on cream cheese, but still amazing!! like little cakes almost, the puffed up so much:)
11 months ago adele93
my family aren't massive fans of lemon with other flavours ie. blueberries, so would omitting the lemon be a bad idea?
about 1 year ago Skyler23
I make a similar pancake with fresh ricotta...the cook up very light, almost soufflé like. Very yum!
about 1 year ago casandmatt
I made these for dinner the other night and they were wonderfully yummy!
over 1 year ago Emily
I made these again this morning and used regular cream cheese instead of whipped, and it really made a difference. I left the cream cheese a bit chunky and it was sublime to taste all the pockets of gooey cheese!
over 1 year ago Emily
These are superb! I used what I had at home, whole milk instead of buttermilk and whipped cream cheese instead of regular. Also I was in a rush so I didn't separate the eggs. They were still incredible, even though I just sort of threw them together.
over 1 year ago Of Pots and Pens
These look delicious. Would go great with some cinnamon infused maple syrup. I made whole wheat buttermilk pancakes to go with it. http://ofpotsandpens.com...
almost 2 years ago CapitainCook
Made these today, my family can't get enough of it! :)
almost 2 years ago Sagegreen
Made these today and loved!
about 2 years ago Maria@spoonglish
These are the best pancakes I have ever tried. I used strawberries instead of blueberries because I happened to have strawberries. Just amazing!
about 2 years ago EmilyC
Great recipe! I made them today and love the pockets of cream cheese.
about 2 years ago roland.hu
I made these pancakes over the weekend and I have to say I was really impressed! I am not a pancake sort of guy, but these are the best I have ever tasted. I had them with homemade orange marmelade and it was so tasty!
about 2 years ago LilRhodyisCookin'
This are unbelievably decadent and delicious--my husband is a pancake fanatic and these sent him over the moon. Highly recommend these for a special Sunday morning breakfast.
about 2 years ago LilRhodyisCookin'
This are unbelievably decadent and delicious--my husband is a pancake fanatic and these sent him over the moon. Highly recommend these for a special Sunday morning breakfast.
over 2 years ago gichilee
This was delicious! To save time I just used 1 1/2 cup of store-bought pancake mix instead of mixing up the dry ingredients, and I didn't have vanilla on hand, but it still turned out great. You can control how much or how little blueberry goes into each pancake which is great. I could barely taste any lemon though so I may increase the zest/juice next time. Also. whipped cream tastes amazing with pancakes when there's cream cheese mixed in the batter!
about 3 years ago rickygee
I used cranberries from Christmas, Sliced them in half with just a pinch of sugar on them. Thank you for the recipe! My daughter and I ate the whole batch!
about 3 years ago KirbysDad
I made these today for an ex and now we're dating again.


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BBQ Makes Everything Better
Barbecue, the beloved cooking method of chefs and home cooks alike, yields delicious slow-cooked, aromatic meats, charred, juicy burgers, and tender, delectable vegetables. In BBQ Makes Everything Better, Aaron Chronister and Jason Day—two masters of the grill who were catapulted from their backyards to international fame with their invention of the Bacon Explosion—present mouthwatering, easy-to-follow barbecue recipes for any occasion. Including a thorough discussion of equipment, methods, and techniques for cooking well beyond the "Holy Trinity of BBQ" (ribs, pork, and brisket), BBQ Makes Everything Better shows that you can also make a perfect meal out of the "Ugly Stepchild of Barbecue"—chicken. Lighthearted in tone and full of clear, straight- forward instructions, BBQ Makes Everything Better is the complete barbecue cookbook.
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Puca Pucara
Pukapukara means red fortress, about this word is because the location of the group and the existence of some semi-circular environment, about the red is because the color of the land. This name was used in this century.
In Pucapucara there are places, interior squares, baths, aqueducts and a ancient trail that is very well know. The buildings are made of stones they have many sizes between medium and little ones, on the surface of the rocks is very rugged, comparing with other archeological rest. The urban disposition is appropriate and functional.
The traditional information said that when the Inka decided to visit the bath of Tambomachay, the huge retinue of soldiers, dancers, and others stay in Pukapukara that was a quarter and inn (place of lodging and were they deposit food)
The construction workers built three walls that has irregular floors, this establish three levels for the same place. The first wall has a winding layout that it carefully avoids to cut salient rocks. To the north side and behind the exterior wall, one can find six rooms of different sizes; they are built in an irregular shape in order to not touch the rocks that create the wall. The second wall surrounds the central elevation. Between this one and the first one there is platforms that are very wide that face the south and east.


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"Oh, it can be boring even when you love it," I replied, and I know, because I was living it here in the Rose Bowl.
"Is that a question?" said Mora.
I told him it was a response to his comment while advising him from time to time that's how it goes when discussing what happens in a football game.
Sometimes these news conferences sound like Pentagon briefings after a bombing run, given the solemn tone in the room. And yet this was just a UCLA-Utah football game, a very boring UCLA-Utah football game, so why sound so serious dissecting it?
In the big scheme of life it's only a momentary diversion.
The UCLA sports information department passed out a transcript of Mora's postgame news conference, but edited out the question asking Mora if it was a boring game.
Sometimes UCLA thinks it really is conducting Pentagon business, I guess.
What's wrong with Mora playing it straight with everyone and just saying, "I'm sorry we couldn't give you an exploding scoreboard on what should be a more exciting football Saturday? We owe you one, and I think the day is coming when we will deliver on that promise."
What's wrong with admitting the obvious, and saying, "I'm sorry we could only give you one touchdown in the second half, but if I'm right about the freshmen we're playing, we're going to have a bunch of exciting second halves for years to come."
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A daughter of the late Francis and Hazel Hone Mount, she was born October 4, 1915, in Columbus, OH.
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In a season during which one of the major story lines was the tremendous youth this Flyers team showed, the addition of Jaromir Jagr and the leadership and work ethic he demonstrated on the ice and in the dressing room can't be understated.
Not only is he a legend of the game suiting up for our squad, but his wonderful personality made it seem like he'd been in Philadelphia for years. He's immensely likable. And Jagr was a big contributor throughout the entire 2011-12 season, netting 19 goals along with his 54 points.
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At 40 years old, and after a playoffs in which he didn't look all that fast (though he did score one playoff goal against the Penguins and had seven helpers over the two series), it's only natural to wonder if Jagr will be back for another go around with the orange and black.
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Following Tuesday nights' season-ending loss, Jagr was asked about his future.
"Oh I don't know, I don't know what's gonna happen—it doesn't really matter what's gonna happen," Jagr said.
"I have to say, thanks for the support from the fans. I love everyone on this team. That was probably the most enjoyable year I've ever had. I've won some cups, I've won some trophies, but I loved this year. From the organization to the last player on the team, and the fans, they were so nice to me. I hate to finish it right now, that's the worst feeling. You finish the whole story, the whole year, that's a sad day, today for me…I wanna cry right now."
Whether those are just the emotional words of someone just stepping off the rollercoaster or genuine sentiments considered many times over the course of a season, we'll never know. But it's clear Jagr is glad he chose Philadelphia.
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Is there a 7-Zip command-line switch that prevents the filenames from echoing to the screen as they are added to the archive?
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Not built in, but if you add
to the end of your command-line, it will redirect all the output into the null device and stops it echoing to the screen. This is the MS-DOS equivalent of
in Linux and Unix systems.
7-Zip has no switch for this. If you are using PowerShell to call 7-Zip, you can redirect the output to null using
AFAIK, there is not a switch for that, but you could hide the output redirecting it to a file, for example (DOS batch):
This way all the output ends in DumpFile.txt and not on the screen.
If it doesn't have one, you can still redirect the output using
In MS-DOS and
To avoid file names echoing on the screen and display only the confirmations, do: