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Don Carroll Collection 7
artifact 12
cartographic material 2
graphic material 104
moving images 4
records in electronic form 66
sound recording 1
Elgin County 1
Elgin County Municipal Officials 1
Author: William G. Stewart 2
Authors: Sally Seghers, Sandra Seghers and Nancy Christo 1
Balaclava Home and School Council 2
Balaclava Mothers' Club 2
Fonds 5
220 records – page 1 of 11.
An article relating to the life of Colonel Thomas Talbot, from an unidentified newspaper (incomplete)
Burwell Family fonds- Personal Documents and Ephemera series
Burwell (family)
Burwell, Mahlon
Burwell, Hannibal
Andy VanKasteren: records relating to the preservation of Malahide Farm, homestead of Colonel Thomas Talbot, the founder of Elgin
(R11 S4 Sh3 B7)
Photocopy of a letter asking for support in encouraging the establishment of a committee to pursue all avenues to preserve and maintain Malahide Farm. The letter was directed to Malahide Council.
Photocopies of newspaper articles: "Heritage body says Malahide beyond means / City couple behind bid to preserve homestead", August 29, 1985.
Malahide (Ont. : Township)
Annals of Northern Bayham: "Gilbert Anger's Journal, 1901-1904"
Reference Room Collection
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Ontario Genealogical Society, Elgin County Branch
Archives Reference Room
1 volume 76 p.
The daily journal of Gilbert Anger, a Bayham Township farmer, from March 27, 1901 to April 14, 1912.
Bayham (Ont. : Township)
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Backus Family fonds
R8 S5 Sh3 B6 F1-5
The Backus family was one of several families that had obtained land from Colonel Thomas Talbot and settled in the area which quickly came to be known as Little Ireland (a namesake due to the Irish ancestry of the settlers).
The Backus-Page House Museum is located within the grounds of the John E. Pearce Provincial Park, situated within a restored Georgian style house which was constructed in 1850. It is one of the first brick homes built in what would eventually become Dunwich Township. The house was commissioned by Andrew and Mary Jane Backus. The property that Andrew built his house on was given to him by his grandmother, Mary Storey, who received her original land grant in 1809.
Records created, collected and/or maintained by the Backus family of Dunwich Township. The fonds is comprised of the following series:
-Land records series, 1825-1906.
-Historical records series, 1877-1909.
Backus (family)
Baptist Churches: Elgin County
R10 S5 Sh3 B3
Yarmouth, Southlold, l>umrich,Al.dborough, and Delaware. "ondon lJ.iatrict was composed of Norfolk,Oxford and Middlesex. It vaa in180) that Colonel Thomas 'talbot came to this area,and tlle nearest aettl ent was at Long Point. Within a lev ,-ears ID&l17 settlers C&IDB to t.his area. I:n 18Sl. the townships
(includes Elgin association of Baptist churches: A History. October 1967, Section 1; First Southwold Baptist Church, 1821-1902; Iona Station Baptist Church, 1903-1965, Section 2; Eden Baptist Church, Hundredth Anniversary, Section 3)
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Bedroom at Colonel Thomas Talbot's former estate
R13 S2 Sh1 B7 F10 8
Steve Peters Papers - Talbot Estate series
1 photograph : col ; 9 x 11 cm
View of a bedroom at Colonel Thomas Talbot's former estate in Port Talbot, showing Talbot's desk in the corner.
Peters, Steve
Talbot Estate
Bedroom in Colonel Thomas Talbot's former estate
View of a bedroom in Colonel Thomas Talbot's former estate in Port Talbot.
Clachan Community Tweedsmuir History, Volume Four
Clachan Women's Institute fonds
R13 S2 Sh2 B2 F1
Clachan Women's Institute fonds - Tweedsmuir History series
The fourth volume of the Clachan Tweedsmuir History was compiled between 2007 and 2010. The book covers the activities of the Clachan Women's Institute as well as community residents and events. Also found in this book are newspaper clippings relating to the history of local churches and businesses. Includes records dating back to 1967.
Clachan Women's Institute
Clachan (Ont.)
Tweedsmuir Histories
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Clachan Community Tweedsmuir History, Volume One
and Crinan . History tells us that Al dborough and Dun- wich townships suffered in development and popul a tion largely from the fact tha t Colonel Thomas Talbot founder of the Talbot Settlement , re- served those townships for settlers on his own l and grants . He was, presumably , holding these government
2 volumes
The first volume of the Clachan Tweedsmuir History was compiled between ca. 1950 and 1984. The book covers the history of the Clachan Women's Institute and the Clachan village itself, as well as the Thames Valley Red Cross Society,Oak Grove School No. 10, the Aldborough Plains Baptist Church, the Knox Presbyterian Church at Kintyre, the Purcell-McLean Cemetery, the Fleming Pioneer Cemetery, and the village of Cashmere. Many valuable photographs grace the pages documenting the rich history of this community.
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Colonel George Macbeth
R13 S2 Sh1 B7 F11 11
1 website 1 image
Posted on Facebook: May 27, 2022.
1 print : b&w ; 15 x 1.5 cm in mat 17.5 x 20.5 cm
George Macbeth (November 4, 1825 – June 3, 1870) was a businessman and political figure in Canada West. He was born in the Red River Colony in what is now Manitoba in 1825, the son of Scottish immigrants. In 1838, his family settled in western Upper Canada. Macbeth was employed by Colonel Thomas Talbot as an assistant and helped to manage his properties. In 1849, after a dispute with his family, Talbot made Macbeth an heir to a large part of the estate. In 1852, he moved to London. In 1854, he was elected to the 6th Parliament of the Province of Canada representing East Elgin; he was elected in 1858 and 1861, but was unseated for election corruption in 1863. In 1867, he was elected as an alderman on the city council for London. He was a lieutenant colonel in the local militia which he helped establish. He was connected with railway development and several businesses based in the area. He married Anne Gilbert Sanders, daughter of John Sanders and Anne Gilbert, in 1852 in Dunwich Township in Elgin County, Ontario. They had six children, Talbot in 1853, Mary in 1855, George Morrison in 1856, John in 1859, Annie Isobel in 1860 and Constance in 1862. George Morrison's daughter Meta was the first woman in London, Ontario to receive her driver's license and Talbot was a judge. George died at London in 1870.
Photograph of a painting of Colonel George Macbeth, ca. 1865.
Website / Street View Notes
Link directs to a Facebook post featuring the image.
https://bit.ly/3wTuOsW
Colonel Talbot- Port Talbot
https://heritagecollections.elgin.ca/link/archives537
Hugh Sims fonds
R6 S5 Sh1 B2 F29
- handwritten notes - copies of The Ballad of Thomas Talbot, composed by Walter Bazley - numerous drawings or sketches, presumably by Hugh Sims - 25 typed pages from the original version of Sims History, entitled Port Talbot Colonel Thomas Talbot - booklet about Malahide Castle in Ireland - "Sir Richard Airey" a paper by Mary Earnshaw, delivered to the Elgin Historical Society, April 1969 - photocopy of a newspaper interview with Walter C. Lewis about Colonel Talbot's last night and that his body was not left in a stable, no date on the newspaper - 5 typed pages "Talbot Plaque September 11, 1971" - assorted newspaper articles and photocopies of articles - copy of a plan drawn by Lewis Burwell in 1813 showing the buildings and layout at Port Talbot - three black and white pictures - twelve colour pictures -stamp stating "Port Talbot 10 Nov. 1831" (from Accession 2008-1)
Port Talbot (Ont.)
"Colonel Thomas Talbot"
Author: Fred Landon
Library Catalogue Number
LH 971.334 LAN
The Ryerson Press: Toronto
Publisher Series
The Ryerson Canadian History Readers
1 volume (2 copies)
Photocopied pages of the original book.
Colonel Thomas Talbot: Lake Erie Baron
ECVF Box 275, File 3
(M3 S1 Sh2 B7 F3)
Author: Fred Cyne Hamil
The Macmillan Company of Canada Limited- Toronto, 1955
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Colonel Thomas Talbot's desk
Colonel Thomas Talbot's desk, pictured in his former estate in Port Talbot.
Colonel Thomas Talbot's former home in Port Talbot, Ontario
Exterior view of Colonel Thomas Talbot's former home in Port Talbot, Ontario.


A video was captured and posted to YouTube of a woman getting too close to an elk at Yellowstone National Park last week.
The elk noticed her photographing the beast, and didn't like it one bit. It charged and butted the woman, sending her careening and landing on her hindquarters.
She got right up afterwards and didn't appear to be injured — except for her pride, perhaps.
Lesson learned: Wildlife isn't the same as Fido or Fluffy back home. If you want to get a closeup of a wild animal, use a telephoto lens.


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New Hamptons Art Fair to Launch in July
On the heels of the announcement that both Art Hamptons and Art Southampton have suspended their 2017 editions, Zoë Lescaze of Artnews reports that Upstairs Art Fair will premiere on Long Island's East End in July.
Established by Harper Levine, the rare-book dealer with spaces in East Hampton and New York City, and Bill Powers, the founder of Half Gallery, the inaugural edition of Upstairs Art Fair will take place in Amagansett from July 14 to July 16. Powers said, "I didn't feel like Art Hamptons or the other fairs that people expect out there are something I could relate to or that our audience would be interested in."
Powers is billing the three-day event as a fair with "serious art" and a "casual atmosphere." The organizers will stage Upstairs Art Fair on the second floor of an old barn that once served as an art school. The unconventional building was chosen in order to lend some character to the fair. "I think people get kind of tired of going to the same venues all the time, so the trick is how to bring a level of novelty and stability to an art crowd," Powers said. "I feel like doing it in a place people have never seen before but with galleries that people recognize gives collectors a sense of what to expect."
Powers and Levine only began inviting exhibitors to participate in the fair about a month ago. Among the galleries presenting work are Rachel Uffner Gallery, James Fuentes, New Release, Halsey McKay, and Rental Gallery.

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BMW withdraws about 7,000 cars
By autotimesnews
The company had to organize a fairly large revocable campaign that would affect the BMW X7 SUV, as well as…
The last copy of the Chevy Cruze came off the factory.
In March of this year, the American concern General Motors, which includes Chevrolet, decided to cease production of the Cruze…
For a new Honda electric car, there are queues
This is a completely new model, which is different in appearance with its retro-style design. Attention is drawn to the…
Experts called the estimated cost of the new crossover KIA Seltos
The official debut of the new compact cross from KIA will be organized in two weeks – on 26 June.…
Cadillac Announces Prices for XT6 Large Crossover
According to the official price list, the most expensive equipment of the flagship crossover Cadillac XT6, with all the additional…
Americans have equipped a trailer for traveling chainsaw
The trailer was named "Trail Head". And masters from Oregon worked on its creation. Three Feathers Manufacturing, a producer of…
Suzuki is working on a new electric bike for India
A couple of days ago, a new Suzuki Gixxer SF 250 was introduced in Ahmedabad, where the Indian division of…
On tests, the prototype of the electric sedan Porsche Taycan
Porsche CEO says the electric sedan will have the same handling as the 911 sports coupe. The official presentation of…
Ford Explorer ST can be ordered with Michelin tires designed for Mercedes
The high-performance version of the American crossover (Ford Explorer ST) will be available with summer tires Michelin Latitude Sport 3.…
Kia has published a teaser for the new Seltos crossover
South Korean new will be presented this month, and in the second half of this year, the crossover will go…


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Find Tampa event space at the Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa-North hotel. Enjoy our 12 x 26-ft. boardroom. Our Tampa boardroom will accommodate small meetings up to 20 people in a conference setting. The room has WiFi, a dry erase board, a speaker phone, and a 42-inch TV with DVD player. This Busch Gardens Tampa hotel is very group friendly and has plenty of parking for motor coaches and buses. Bring your entire sports team or group, and relax with our free hot breakfast and free WiFi.


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Q: SVG image transformed via matrix blurry in Chrome I have an SVG with a .png image which is transformed in the SVG via transform matrix().  I've tested this in IE (9-11); Firefox & Chrome on Win/Mac/iOS, and Safari/Mac. The .png image appears blurry in Chrome on Windows and iOS iPad, but everywhere else it's fine as far as I can tell. Oh, and it's only blurry at 100% - zoom up or down in Chrome and it sharpens up.
I found this here .svg image blurry at specific zoom levels in Chrome and applied fixed dimensions to all DIVs but the parent but that didn't help.
Also tried variations of these solutions but cannot get any to work, or conflict with existing code:

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*CSS performance relative to translateZ(0)

*https://github.com/shower/shower/issues/120

*https://stackoverflow.com/a/10814821

*Why does SVG get blurred when scaled under webkit browsers? & https://stackoverflow.com/a/10402470
Here's a Codepen of sample code http://codepen.io/miloz/pen/RWqOrd
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          <image class="svg-part-image" x="0" y="0" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xlink:href="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/s.cdpn.io/49556/FR3Z1K007A-WK_315_rear.png" viewBox="0 0 850 400" partid="19803193" width="81" height="125"></image>
          <image class="svg-part-image-mask" x="0" y="0" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xlink:href="https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/s.cdpn.io/49556/empty.gif" viewBox="0 0 850 400"></image>
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The wheels on the car are the pngs in  tags in the svg.  Change the transform matrix values for scale x/y to 1 and the image is sharp again. Zoom in/out in the browser and it's sharp again.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Country singer George Strait, known as the "King of Country" joins Garia luxury golf cars as a new brand ambassador. The singer drives a street-legal Garia Via, equipped with lithium batteries, which allows the Via to reach speeds of 25 miles per hour (40 km/h).
The Danish-made golf cars are not only known for their good looks, but for their performance as well. The cars feature double wishbone suspension, automotive grade glass, and a hill holder function that automatically engages the parking brake, which no doubt comes in hand in the Country singers Texas hill-country neighborhood, which boasts a top ranked golf course as well.
George Strait is no stranger to the world of golf. In 2011, the singer purchased Tapatio Springs Golf Resort and Conference Center, a 250-acre golf resort that lies 25 miles northwest of San Antonio, Texas together with a friend. As an avid golfer, it seems natural that the "King of Country" would drive a golf cart fit for a king.
For over a decade, golf carts have essentially been indistinguishable from one another, and paid little attention to the needs of the pro golfer. For a small group of Scandinavian designers, this realization became the stepping stone for the design of world's most exclusive golf car, which would soon be known as the Garia.
Though innovation, research, and an unwavering passion for design, Garia has completely reimagined the traditional golf cart. Crafted from only the highest quality automotive materials, and through the most revolutionary design in the industry, Garia creates vehicles that perform even better than they look. Recognized as much for its functionality and usability as for its modern Scandinavian aesthetic, the Garia is not just your average golf cart. It's a golf car.
Founded in 2005 by Anders Lynge and Søren Bak, Garia is a privately held company headquartered in Denmark, with a subsidiary in the U.S. and sales offices in UK and Asia Pacific.


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Bones 4.19 The Science in the Physicist
Featherlite 12 years ago
Of all the places for a fashion magazine photo shoot, I think that an abandoned lot filled with dumped trash would be right up there. Because what model wouldn't want to traipse through ripped-open garbage bags and assorted rotting biologicals in starchy clothes and strappy, six-inch heel shoes. This week's episode "Bones and Booth Go to the Death Chamber" starts with a model in this exotic locale. Her photographer is shouting instructions. "Look at the garbage-eating crows! You love the crows! Pretty crows!" Picture – picture – picture. "Now, you hate the crows! Bad crows! You are scared of the crows!" Picture – picture – pic… wait a minute, what's that falling out of the garbage bag?
Now the pictures are being taken by crime scene photographers. Bones hunches over one of the garbage bags with Booth peering over her shoulder. "What does that look like to you?" "An ear," replies the ever analytical Bones. "Is that a joke?" "No." But thankfully there are actually a few funny scenes this week, so stick with it. Booth asks Bones what she thinks the rest of it looks like. "Chili con carne."
In the lab, Cam looks at the evidence before her in amazement. In her 13 years as a pathologist, she has never had anyone give her two bags of person before. Mr. Wiki Nigel-Murray has returned and offers several examples of cultures that cut up their dead. Sure, says Cam, but did they use a woodchipper? No. Wiki says he gets the point but you know it's not going to last long. They also find remnants of a ring and pearl in the chili.
Meanwhile, Angela and Bones are discussing Angela's celibacy in the diner. Angela's getting pretty zen about the whole "no sex" thing. Once you get past the agitation, there is clarity. Bones asks her how she's enjoying the clarity. Angela shakes her head. She hasn't gotten beyond the agitated stage. But her thoughts of sex disappear when she sees a great, big, bearded bear of a man across the street.
Cam and Wiki bring Booth up to speed on the facts so far. Cell analysis indicates that the body was frozen before it was chopped up. Booth is a little leary of this information. "Frozen? As in froze to death climbing Mt. Everest?" That's exactly it. Or froze to death waiting for a bus on a January night in Winnipeg.
Angela bursts into the lab with a death threat. Her daddy dearest is in town and he is going to kill Hodgins. He swore he'd kill Hodgins if he did anything to hurt his little girl and breaking up would definitely qualify. Hodgins is shocked that Angela's father blames him for their mutual break-up. Angela admits he may be a little biased in her favour.
Wiki pipes up with his news. The pearl they found isn't a pearl. It's part of a meteorite.
Wait a minute, wait a minute, Booth interrupts. Back to the case. What turned the person into chili?
Cam knows. Obviously, the person froze to death while climbing a mountain, where the body was hit by a meteorite and was knocked down the mountain where it fell into two garbage bags which were left in an open lot where the bags were torn open and the body was eaten by crows.
Booth glares at her. "Obviously."
Wiki informs us that the slowest meteor travels at 25,000 kilometers per hour. This is a big fat lie according to the Royal Greenwich Observatory. Either way, he's pretty sure that Hodgins won't be able to duplicate the phenomenon by firing a cannon at a dummy. Never one to pass up the chance for a practical experiment, Hodgins asks if he is staying or leaving. Apparently, Wiki wants to fire the cannon too so he stays. They are set to light the fuse when Bones walks in. She asks them if a meteor would really turn a person into chili.
Well, we're about to find out.
Booth and Bones are on their way to find out about the meteorite when they hear, "Fire in the hole!" Booth gives it a three count before he heroically throws Bones into the wall and shields her delicate female form with his hard, muscular body in order to protect her from the falling Anvils of Unresolved Sexual Tension because they are secretly in love with each other. It's about that subtle. They are unharmed and flee the lab before it goes into lockdown because of the explosion, leaving Cam behind them, screaming something about "you two are in so much trouble!"
They arrive at IHCSSI (the Institute of Hard Core Science and Sexual Impropriety), an institute that turned Bones down for a job because her studies deal with the past and real science is only about the future. There they meet Landis Collar aka Batman. He's working on sonar technology to help blind people "see" via energy wave bounces or something. Give me a break – I stayed out of the science building for a reason. There is also something about superconductivity but it was a little beyond me. He recognizes the not-pearl as part of the engagement ring he had made for his fiancee Dr. Diane Sigmond, who was the Editor-in-Chief of the IHCSSI journal.
When Booth and Bones ask to see her friends, they meet Milt-the-Goth, who is working on teleporting pond scum and was going to be published. Milt breezily informs them he can't give an alibi since he has a disability that doesn't let him remember a timeline accurately. Is it just me, or would that put someone who runs highly scheduled experiments for a living at a distinct disadvantage? It's obvious from his disdain that Booth is beneath contempt for his plebian education and he only speaks to Bones. He sends them to see…
Jennifer, who was working with carbon-dating. She didn't have a motive to kill Diane because she knew she wasn't going to be published. Again, because carbon-dating techniques are only used for the past and science lookes to the future.
Meanwhile, back at the lab, Wiki and Hodgins are having a serious conversation about particulates. Cam catches them talking and they both look guilty. It seems they are not allowed to be in the same room without supervision. And why is that? "Because we were stupid enough to fire a cannon indoors," Wiki responds in a sing-song classroom voice. It was funny. They did have a serious reason for breaking this new lab rule, though. The pitting they found on the bone chips did not come from a woodchipper. The new theory is that the body was frozen and then shattered somehow. Cam allows them to confer on their own but warns them that any future damages will come out of their pay. Seeing as that Hodgins is a multi-millionaire, I can't see that being much of a deterent.
Booth and Bones check out Dr. Sigmond's office. Booth expects a lot of lab equipment but Bones shares a patronizing look with Batman as she explains that the doctor was a theoretical physicist. Seven-year-old Booth comes back with, "yeah, but you can't make your own beer."
Dear Writers: While Bones has always viewed the social sciences contemptuously, even she has acknowledged that they can be useful and has done so on more than one occasion. She has never insulted Booth so purposefully in public. And she certainly hasn't mocked him for his mistakes. Your retcon is showing. Sincerely, Featherlite.
Batman then offers up Milt as a suspect as they were having a sexual relation. Sure, Batman and Dead Girl were engaged, but that doesn't mean she had to stop sleeping around until the wedding. In fact, the IHCSSI lived well up to its name as we discover that everybody is sleeping with everybody and nobody considers sex to be a valid motive for murder. These eggheads just aren't normal.
Meanwhile, back at the lab, Hodgins addresses the Squints from the lofty second storey balcony. Hear ye, hear ye, I will now demonstrate how the body of the dearly departed was turned into chili. We have frozen yon turkey (Wiki holds up the young fowl who has given his life to the pursuit of science) with liquid nitrogen.
"Which freezes at 43 Kelvin or -643 Fahrenheit. Saying degrees Fahrenheit is redundant," informs Squire Wiki.
Ahem. With liquid nitrogen. When we drop yon turkey from this balcony, it shall shatter like glass.
And they flip the observers the bird. It drops from the second storey and the turkey takes a wild bounce and pegs an onlooker right in the head! Awesome! Oh my God, I never saw that coming! I fully expected it to shatter, or possibly punch a hole in the floor. But the bounce was right out of Bugs Bunny and nearly killed me. From the looks on their faces, it almost killed Hodgins and Wiki as well.
In the ongoing hunt for suspects – because the deceased's colleagues are not enough – they look at Dead Girl's hate mail and come up with a physicist-welder who is afraid of a theoretical particle. (I told you – Arts degree.) And, oh yes, anyone who is rational is an agnostic because religion is for fools. Is there anyone without a doctorate who is safe this week? Apparently not.
Cam and Bones take another look at the bone chips and realize some of the damage was caused by a tumour. Dead Girl had leukemia. Cam notes that she had a full physical two weeks ago and was fine. How can anyone develop leukemia in two weeks?
And now we come to the half-time show. Last week I saw the blooper reel. This week they had the blooper reel, and then Cam and Angela caught viewers up on the first half of the episode. Victim, suspects, secondary story line. It was… different.
Hodgins, Sweets and Wiki plot strategy in the diner. Hodgins is trying to explain who Angela's father is (a Blues guitarist from Texas) and why he's slightly peeved with him. Sweets offers to mediate. He thinks he'll be successful because he has studied some of the Blues culture and is aware of the history of it being the devil's music. Hodgins passes. Father, guitarist, peeved, devil. Somehow I'm thinking that the most important word in this paragraph is Texas.
Booth and Bones return to Dead Girl's "lab" in full protective gear. There is no radiation but Bones does find a stain on the deskchair that used to be radioactive. I have no idea what could be used and fully dissipate in a two week period but I'm guessing radioactive iodine. We aren't told for sure, so I could be right.
Meanwhile, back at the lab, Bones is surprised to find her Squints still working hard and looking for clues. Hodgins tells Bones that "up and forward (the IHCSSI's motto) are only two directions. Science should look in all directions. She (Bones) taught him that." That is my favourite quote in ages from this show.
Anyway, Booth and Bones return to the institute to re-interview the suspects. They hear a woman screaming and Booth breaks down the door only to find Milt and Jennifer going at it on the desk. Booth, this is Club P-h-e-D-onism! You didn't see that coming?
As they wait in the hall for… the experiment to come to its natural conclusion, Booth and Bones sit on a couple of anvils and discuss sex. Booth warns Bones that Batman is going to hit on her. Bones says that his fiancee is dead; it's healthy to move on. Well, most people would wait until after the funeral for propriety's sake, but who am I to argue. Booth is quite disgusted with her attitude. Good people leave marks on each other that take time to fade. Booth, honey, you're a good person but Bones is the teflon sort. After 4 years you've obviously left no marks on her. Sorry, sweetie.
Milt and Jennifer finally emerge. Booth is all "show me your isotopes" and she complies. She goes into her lab and pulls the radioactive material out of the fridge with the glass door. She is shocked – shocked, I say – to see that two of her six canisters are missing. They are bigger than soda pop cans – how can you not notice they were gone? And of course, everyone in the IHCSSI had access to the lab so we can't whittle down the suspect list.
Somewhere in Washington on a street corner, Angela's dad plays the blues. Sweets approaches him and offers to help with Hodgins. Angela's dad thanks him but says he can take care of Hodgins on his own. That's not what I meant! Sweets lays a hand on his arm. Angela's father says nothing but looks at the little man in front of him. Sweets removes his arms and runs away with his tail between his legs.
Meanwhile, back at the lab, Wiki and Cam have determined that the strongest bones were not affected. The victim was killed, frozen, and then vibrated until the weaker bones shattered like crystal.
Sweets returns to the Jeffersonian and heads straight to Hodgins. Angela's dad plays the Blues because he's the Devil incarnate. The whole "selling your soul at the crossroads" thing? He's buying it! Sweets used to have a thing for Angela but it's gone now.
Still at the IHCSSI, Booth and Bones are looking for something that could shake a frozen body apart. Since the suspects are working on sonar, earthquakes, and teleportation, so they all could have done the shaking. But the most likely vibrating weapon would be a resonance chamber, which is an apparatus that can generate a sustained sonic wave.
It seems neither Booth nor Bones has ever seen a horror movie because they both walk into the BODY BREAKING ROOM and don't leave anyone outside on guard. Not surprisingly, they get locked in and somebody turns on the machine. Twits. They squeak like dolphins trying to counteract the frequency but eventually collapse after Booth tries to shoot out a panel.
Batman swoops in and saves them! Really, he only turned off the machine and opened the door, but let's not get picky.
At the lab, Cam and Wiki discover the pitting on the bones was caused by a mechanical pencil. Man, office impliments are deadly this year. The radiation was killing the victim too slowly, so the murderer stabbed her to kill her faster.
Angela, however, is deep in conversation with her dad. Not conversation exactly, more an attempt to persuade him that the break-up was not all Hodgins's fault. "Could he have stopped it?" her dad asks. "Yes, but so could I," Angela replies honestly. "Then his dad can come kick your ass." I love this guy! Her dad promises to "ameliorate his vengeful intentions". (For the record, ameliorate isn't quite what it sounds like. ) Honest? As honest as a Texas sundown.
Booth, Bones and Sweets confront the PhD suspects. Since radiation poisoning is the opposite of a crime of passion, they have deduced that there was no sexual motive for the murder. The stabbing, however, indicates there was some kind of deadline. It was the journal's deadline. Milt killed her because she was blackmailing him. She wouldn't publish his work unless he gave her partial credit and that, my friends, was worth killing over. Batman tries to punch out Milt and misses, clobering Booth. Wow, we almost made it through the whole episode without a blind joke. He then asks Bones out. She debates the decision aloud and comes back with "no." Because she's secretly in love with Booth.
After successfully catching another bad guy, the gang celebrates in the bar. Booth tells his partner that she will have to stop hanging out with geniuses or she will figure out how stupid he is. Bones says that she figured out how stupid he was long ago. She then goes on beating this very dead horse and proceeds to insult Booth a couple more times as well as Angela and Sweets before she completely swallows her other foot. In a belated attempt to change the subject, Angela asks if anyone has seen Hodgins.
Hodgins is not at the bar. He is waking up in the middle of nowhere with a portrait of Angela tattooed on his bicep. I love Angela's dad!
Okay, Bones fans. Two new episodes next week. Wednesday AND Thursday. Set your VCRs/DVRs/TiVos.
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That last scene with Hodges was awesome! As was your recap :)
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Thanks. It was only a half-terrible episode. The whole Angela/Hodgins storyline was all kinds of wonderful and made it worthwhile.
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ELLE MAGAZINE: The Women in Hollywood Issue!
The actress proves without a doubt that she's always up for a challenge
What do you do after your first big leading role, in 1996's Jerry Maguire, catapults you into the public domain as America's apple-cheeked sweetheart— and spawns one of the corniest and most irresistible lines in late-twentieth-century cinema: "You had me at hello"? It's a testament to Renée Zellweger's acting chops that over the next few years, she would do a send-up of that guileless innocence in the delirious Nurse Betty, and then in Bridget Jones's Diary klutz it up, tart it up (with the hips and boobs that came with the 30 pounds she gained for the part), and outfit it with a dead-on English accent.
Nobody tugs at the heartstrings with more wit and winsomeness than Zellweger. She's put adorable out of reach as the unsinkable gal from the wrong side of the crick (her Oscar-winning turn as Ruby Thewes in Cold Mountain). For Zellweger, determinedly upbeat and philosophical, every role is a milestone on an unfolding journey of self- discovery: "You know pretty much immediately if a movie needs to be a part of your life experience," she says. "From every film I've done, I leave wiser and hopefully a little better as a person."
For the shrewd director, the challenge is to tap into that hunger to charm the camera (you think it's easy being adorable on demand?), that vulnerability that is the hallmark of her best work. Director Rob Marshall understood that for Chicago to succeed, the audience would have to fall in love with Roxie Hart—on paper, not so lovable, a wannabe vaudevillian so desperate to make it, she tries to leverage murdering her lover into a showbiz career. Zellweger, despite having virtually no experience in musical theater, threw herself into the role and almost sang and danced her way to an Oscar (she wuz robbed!). "Renée is the most disciplined person I know," Marshall says. "She's also a girl from Katy, Texas, who has become an international star, so I think she connected with the character. Although I don't think she'd kill somebody to get there."
The actress still possesses the mesmerizing allure of the enigmatic girl next door—one whose résumé speaks for itself
There's a pivotal scene in Wonder Boys in which Katie Holmes as precocious coed Hannah Green, tells her professor, a disheveled, joint-packing Michael Douglas, that the novel he's been writing for seven years is meritless and unfocused and, in essence, so is he. "I remember getting that great chill you get when somebody does exactly what you'd hoped," says Curtis Hanson (L.A. Confidential), who directed the film. "That halting delivery because she didn't want to cause him pain, but direct, with those open, honest eyes that she has. That is Katie and Michael going head-to-head."
Before the wedding in Italy to a guy named Tom, there was Katie Holmes, the actor—an intoxicating mix of wholesomeness and feistiness that sent jocks, professors, and casting directors reeling. Girls wanted to be her friend or at least learn how to approximate her cheekbones. When a 17-year-old Holmes arrived in Hollywood from Toledo, Ohio, her mom would wait outside her auditions, then whisk her daughter off so she wouldn't dwell on her performance. Not that she had much of a chance to. Holmes' first outing landed her the role of Libbets Casey, the blue blood object of Tobey Maguire's affection in Ang Lee's The Ice Storm. "I didn't even know what a mark was," she says, laughing, "or that you had to do the scene over and over from different angles."
Soon after, she was cast as one of the leads in Dawson's Creek, playing tomboy Joey Potter, the Veronica to Michelle Williams' Betty, who secretly pined for Dawson, her boy-next-door best friend. It was her first big paycheck. (She used it to buy a Tocca cardigan at full price, which she still has in her closet.)
The actress has played teen, a queen, and every version of mean with the natural grace of a legend in the making
Emily Blunt has always had that name—and, as obvious as it may sound, it fits. "It makes me want to throw up in my mouth," she says, when I suggest—like everyone else has—that her role in The Devil Wears Prada was "scene-stealing." "The thought that I could possibly do that in a Meryl Streep film is insane! I find myself snorting derisively about that." Such ardent humility is a total trip but can't change the fact that as the bedraggled but well-dressed fashion assistant on the verge of an anorexia-fueled flameout, Blunt unwittingly stole enough thunder to bag a Golden Globe nomination. "I just had a good time," she says. "I'll let other people be the bird-watchers."
The watchers know that two years before her Hollywood debut in Prada, Blunt blew away critics in the indie My Summer of Love (2004) playing Tamsin, a spoiled and recklessly manipulative teenager who lures an impressionable friend named Mona (Natalie Press) into her puffed-up world of quoting Nietzsche and swilling red wine. In Blunt's first scene, she rides up to Mona atop a white horse and with chilling indifference informs her, "I've just been suspended—apparently I'm a bad influence on people." You know instantly that Mona's toast.
Blunt, now 26 (and recently engaged to The Office's John Krasinski), has grown into a buoyantly charming, colorful talker who can't tell a boring story: Each character gets an accent—a Texas cowboy, a Polish director, a rugged film-crew guy—to pitch-perfect effect. "I'm a big people-watcher, so I probably steal from everyone I meet," she says. After Prada, Blunt played American (brilliantly, as the Brits would say) in starring roles as the French-spewing, hippie-hating, uptight Prudie in The Jane Austen Book Club and as Norah, the emotionally stunted rocker chick still living with her dad in this year's indie gem Sunshine Cleaning. Under Blunt's careful nurture, both the unlikable Prudie and misguided Norah seem sympathetically tormented; you simply fall in love with them.
With a new host of thoroughly modern roles, the icon continues to enthrall her legions of fans as only a legend can
Domestic work never seemed like fun until Julie Andrews came along, forever elevating the enterprise. Who can forget her cruising London skies, brolly popped, as Mary Poppins (her first film role, for which she won the 1964 Best Actress Oscar)? Or singing the virtues of mittens and kittens in "My Favorite Things" as nanny Maria in The Sound of Music?
But Andrews has also embodied—more than she perhaps gets credit for—a whole range of women with amazing fluidity and understatement. There's the crackling scorn mixed with deep empathy in the British driver she plays against James Garner's swaggering U.S. lieutenant in the cult World War II classic The Americanization of Emily (1964); the bruised ego of the misled young fiancée to Paul Newman's Cold War spy in Alfred Hitchcock's 1966 film Torn Curtain; and always those moments—generously shot through movies from Victor/Victoria, directed by her husband, Blake Edwards, in which her struggling depression- era nightclub singer poses as a female impersonator, to the Princess Diaries blockbusters in which she played the gracious, good-time Queen Clarisse Renaldi—when, as she apprehends something new, a dazzling, sly smile lights up her face and her very real sex appeal snaps into focus.
"She can get you crying, and she's got great comedic timing," says Carol Burnett of her longtime "chum" Andrews, an official English Dame who always impresses her American friends by cursing with perfect diction. "It's hard for people to disengage from Mary Poppins and Maria von Trapp, but she's no Maria and she's no Mary Poppins—she's a down-to-earth broad, in the best sense of the word."
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Photograph of 1310 W. Wood St. This house was built in 1908 by Dr. A.R. Taylor, former president of Millikin University. In 1913 it was sold to the Kappa Delta Chi fraternity and later occupied by Sigma Alpha Epsilon when the two fraternities merged.…
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Photograph of 1305 W. Main St.
Photograph of 1305 W. Main St. This house was built by Joseph M. Brownback in 1906 or 1907. In 1937 it was bought by Robert H. Mueller, Jr. who sold it in May 1946 to the Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority of Millikin University.
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Photograph of the Chi Sigma Phi house at 1121 W. Decatur St.
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Photograph of Rev. Leon W. Kern; first pastor Wesley Methodist Church, Brush College Road, (1927-1928). Attended Millikin University while here. Photo by Seitz Studio. Ran Review 11/13/1927.
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Photograph of Francis R. Wiley; prominent Decatur lawyer since 1906. He was Macon Co. Master-in-Chancery from 1934 to 1938. He is prominent in Democratic politics and in 1920 was a candidate for congress and in 1933 was candidate for the nomination…
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Photograph of J. Ben Wand; (died 4/5/1948). Publisher of trade journals in Florida. He was a graduate of Millikin in 1911 and a former telegraph editor of the Herald and Review. He was editor of the Clinton Evening Public from 1914 to 1917. He went…
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Photograph of Robert Walter, Jr. as a child holding a violin. Son of Prof. Robert Walter, Sr. former director of the Goodman Band in Decatur. In 1926, when he was 19 years old, he joined his father in the firm of Robert Walter and Son, instructors…
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Photograph of E. W. Thomson, Instructor in higher mathematics at Millikin University, starting in November, 1903. Photo by Brewer.
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Photograph of Mrs. Albert R. Taylor and four other ladies. Mrs. Taylor died 4/21/1938; wife of Albert R. Taylor first president of Millikin University. In this picture are, front row left Mrs. Mary E. Dyer, front right, Mrs. A. R. Taylor. In the…
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Raleigh, N.C. — Dec. 19, 2016 — The College of Textiles at NC State has received support for a unique women's empowerment initiative: the Hunar Project, which provides students in Raleigh with service learning opportunities and women in India with a chance at economic independence. Shah Capital of Raleigh has made a gift of $80,000 that will support both the College of Textiles, which will receive $30,000, and the Association for India's Development (AID), an international non‐profit and COT's project partner, will receive $50,000.
The College of Textiles has been collaborating with AID for three years to support Hunar, a grassroots women's collective in Jaipur, India. The project targets the development of sustainable garments while training and supporting underprivileged women in the area. The gift will help develop the project's infrastructure and support several awards aimed at providing global service learning experiences to deserving students through internship opportunities and travel grants. Students and faculty traveled to Jaipur in March 2016 to meet with the women participating in the project.
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Nutrition Reviews » Effervescent Hydration Shootout
Nutrition Review
Why Effervescent Tablets?
There are a number of forms of electrolytes you can take to replenish your losses. These include powders you mix with water, capsules (like pills) you take like medicine, and effervescent tablets.
This review focuses on effervescent tablets, specifically Nuun Sport, Precision Hydration, GU Hydration, and Hammer Endurolytes Fizz.
Four big names in effervescent hydration
Effervescent forms of electrolytes like these are ideal for pre- and post-workout hydration. Plus, I think they taste better and are more refreshing than any powder or pill so I'd rather have this after a workout than another form.
I think effervescent tablets are also appropriate for use in the gym, doing yoga, swimming, on the sidelines of a game, or anything else where you don't have to carry the bottle around and shake it up.
I would not take these with me on a run or a bike. If you mix them in a bottle, close it, and agitate it, the carbonation will eventually build up pressure in the bottle. I've tried it and had a bottle top pop open as it gets shaken up. Also, it would be cumbersome carry and then mix these while riding or running.
I have heard of people taking these things raw and undissolved, which to me sounds horrible unless you like the rabid-foaming-mouth look.
If you're looking for something to take on your rides (or runs), go for a mix, or even capsules. All four of these brands have powdered mixes. Precision Hydration has capsules (pills) which I take on runs, but only in races.
So now that we have an understanding of when, where, and why you would use effervescent tablets over a powdered mix or capsule, let's get into the review.
The 4 Brands
Nuun, Precision Hydration, GU, and Hammer are big brands in the world of electrolyte tablets. Precision Hydration and Hammer seem to be more niche and focused on endurance sports with a loyal and dedicated following while Nuun and GU appear to be much more mass market and more widely available.
Nuun is a company from Seattle, Washington which is focused on hydration. Their products are made in Minneapolis, MN and Salt Lake City, UT and are all vegan and gluten free.
Beyond the Nuun Sport product this review covers, they have other tablets for things like immunity, vitamins, and rest. Their products seem to be marketed beyond the endurance athlete and into the lifestyle space.
It's worth mentioning that Nuun has what they call the Podium Series which is three products, in the form of powdered mixes:
Prime – Pre-workout, 500 mg sodium, 175 mg potassium, 154 mg chloride, 40 mg magnesium
Endurance – During-workout, 380 mg sodium, 200 mg potassium, 20 mg magnesium, 80 mg chloride
Recover – Post-workout, 250 mg sodium 500 mg potassium, 145mg chloride
So those are valid mix options from Nuun; however the topic here is effervescent tablets.
Precision Hydration is from the UK and is really focused on the endurance athlete. They only do hydration products for sport – no endurance fuels, no gels, no proteins. Read about the team here or have a look at the interview I did with the founder Andy Blow here.
PH only comes in one flavour. Credit: Precision Hydration
I really like PH for their extremely focused and scientific approach to hydration and sodium. They're not worried about much else, and this makes me really trust their advice and products.
GU Energy Labs, based out of Berkeley, CA, has been around since 1993. You may know them for their gels, energy drinks, or excellent waffles. You can check out the review I did of their products here.
Odd that GU only has 4 flavours here when they have like a million flavours of gels, including French Toast and Birthday Cake. Credit: GU
GU has only one variant of effervescent tablets, across four flavours.
Hammer, a third brand from the western US (Whitefish, MT) also has a wide product range, including vitamins, CBD (cannabidiol), and even coffee. I've loved Hammer for years and have relied on their products to get me through some of the darkest times.
Credit: Hammer
The product of theirs we're covering now is their Endurolytes Fizz. Of course they have other forms of electrolytes, but Fizz is their effervescent variant, and comes in five flavours.
In terms of popularity, that may be reflected in the Google Trends searches for each brand. These show the volume of searches for each term over the last two years. (Aug 2018-Aug 2020).
Take all this with a pinch of sodium – we're comparing product names with brand names and it may not be totally indicative of real search interest, but it's a good relative yardstick.
Nuun dominates searches worldwide
"Nuun hydration" seems to dominate the search volume quite clearly, with PH in second and GU and Hammer bouncing all over the place.
But it doesn't really matter. This is no indication of quality, efficacy, or much else – except marketing.
In the end, they all do the same thing: Replenish your body with electrolytes in a tablet form.
Let's have a closer look at the serving sizes and amounts of electrolytes in each tablet. This is where it gets interesting, and where we can start making objective comparisons between the four.
Nuun Sport PH 1500 / 1000 / 500 GU Hydration Hammer Fizz
Tablet size (g) 5.5 6.6 4.6 4.4
Suggested serving 500 ml / 16 oz 500 ml / 16 oz 500 ml / 16 oz 500 ml / 16 oz
Sodium (mg) 300 750 / 500 / 250 320 200
Potassium (mg) 150 125 55 100
Calcium (mg) 13 24 0 100
Magnesium (mg) 25 12 0 50
Calories 15 67 10 7
Carbs 2 2 3 2
Sodium is the main thing to look at. All the PH variants are the same except for their sodium.
In terms of nutrition and electrolytes, the Nuun Sport and the PH 500 are pretty close; the PH 1000, and 1500 are otherwise identical save the sodium. GU has fewer electrolytes (no calcium or magnesium) and less potassium. Hammer has the lowest sodium but more of the other electrolytes.
Sodium, however is the main thing to look at. And if we compare Nuun, PH 500, and GU, we're looking at similar figures (300, 250, 320mg). But then PH blows the rest out of the saltwater with 500 or 750mg, depending on which of the PHs you go for.
Also, Precision Hydration claims, "…we've adjusted the quantities of the minor electrolytes Potassium, Magnesium and Calcium to bring them into line with the amounts found in the average person's sweat."
However, they should know that these amounts vary widely between individuals.
It's also worth nothing how Precision Hydration names their products. The number denotes the amount of sodium IN TWO TABLETS.
PH 1500 = 750 mg of sodium
PH 500 = 250 mg of sodium
So to me, this is a bit misleading. I imagine they do this to make the numbers look bigger and more impressive, but it just creates confusion and could even result in athletes miscalculating their sodium needs.
Sweet and Salty
Here we'll talk a bit about what each brand uses to sweeten their products and what they use to derive their sodium, as well as a bit about their flavours.
Hammer states the following, "Sorbitol, like xylitol, and stevia, are undeniably healthier sweeteners when compared to the artificial ones plaguing the sports fuel market, and that's precisely why—along with the natural flavors we use—they are included in Hammer Nutrition fuels. Sorbitol, because of its dual superior tablet binding and sweetening properties, is the logical choice for Endurolytes FIZZ."
Funny how 3 of them 4 use identical lids.
The thing is, Nuun and GU both use stevia and / or sorbitol, so it's not like Hammer's Fizz is in any way unique here.
PH uses dextrose monohydrate but so do Nuun and GU.
In addition to organic stevia, GU uses cane sugar.
The sodium PH uses is sodium citrate, which they claim is less harsh on the stomach than sodium chloride which is acidic.
In terms of taste, the PH is a hard one to describe. It's kind of sweet, but a mild citrus. It's not flavoured like any particular fruit or other common taste.
I have used it for years and have always liked it. I am able to tolerate it for hours upon hours of use (like 5-6 hours on the bike in a full Ironman).
The Nuun Sport, on the other hand, comes in a huge range of flavours such as:
Cherry Limeade + Caffeine
Fresh Lime + Caffeine
Kiwi Strawberry
Kona Cola + Caffeine
Mango Orange + Caffeine
Wild Berry + Caffeine
I think I got sweaty just writing all those!
The Nuun Sport watermelon I tried was quite mild – not as intense as the UCAN Watermelon (which I really do love – but that's a mix, not a tablet).
You may have noticed some of the Nuun products have caffeine in them. Most are 40mg, which to me is next to nothing, and hardly worth noting.
However, I'm a big coffee drinker and I may have some tolerance. Also, caffeine affects everybody differently. But still, 40mg is not much. A short Starbucks Brewed Coffee (236 ml or 8oz) – has 180mg of caffeine in it.
Neither PH nor GU have caffeine, but Hammer does, in its Cola flavour – but only a tiny 20mg. What!
Credit: GU
GU also has a range of flavours, all of which Nuun also has – down to the exact name:
They taste fine, nothing special.
Hammer's Fizz comes in:
Cola (with caffeine)
Like the others, Hammer is very mild – almost like drinking water to me. I think it is the mildest of the group.
It's surprising that the per-tablet price range varies so much, but I still see a clear and irreplaceable market for the PH 1500, the most expensive of the bunch. The others just don't have the sodium to match it and until they do, I'll continue buying PH 1500.
Prices quoted here are from each brand's website (Aug 2020) and may be significantly higher in retail stores. Or, they may be lower on Amazon or elsewhere. Also, all offer promo codes or discounts, but those are not factored in here.
Nuun PH GU Hammer
US$ per tablet $0.70 $1.70 $0.54 $0.38
Hammer is clearly the cheapest
Nuun Sport is $7 for a tube of 10. I have seen it for sale in pharmacies, supermarkets, and GNC, all at different prices. I found it in a pharmacy for $7.20 and at the GNC immediately next door for $10.20, so prices vary.
PH (500, 100, or 1500 – they're all the same price) is $17. That's more than four times the price of the Hammer per tablet. But as you saw earlier, PH 1500 is triple the sodium of Hammer…
I've only seen PH for sale on their site here and at Coached in Singapore, a place that does sweat tests. I don't think you'll find Precision Hydration in any supermarkets or pharmacies.
GU is the second cheapest. Online, GU is $52 for a box of 8 tubes, and each tube has a dozen tablets. So that's 96 tablets at $0.54 each. If you just buy a box of 4, the per-tablet price goes up a few cents to $0.56.
Hammer is pretty widely available in sports stores, and also online. It's the most cost-effective, with each tube coming in at a mere $4.95, or $4.75 if you buy three or more. And each tube has 13 tablets!
In conclusion, I would say these products are good for different purposes. But the context I'm reviewing this in is that of the endurance athlete in challenging conditions – heat, humidity, high sweat rate, high sodium losses. And of course price and value.
Precision Hydration is best for athletes with huge sodium losses (either due to high sodium and / or sweat rates or due to climate). I drink 1-2 effervescent PH 1500s before each hot race I do.
GU has a hard value proposition: Limited electrolytes and not the cheapest
However, there's no reason why such an athlete wouldn't want to take Hammer Endurolytes, GU Hydrate, or even Nuun Sport as a recovery drink after the race or after training. Why use up the expensive PH 1500 post-race or after daily training?
I do not see the value proposition for PH 500 against any of the others – it has lower sodium and is more expensive. Even PH 1000 would be hard to justify against them, for the price.
Furthermore, the three cheaper brands (especially Nuun) have a variety of flavours to choose from which some athletes may find appealing.
Availability is another thing to consider. Nuun and GU are definitely easy to find, and while you can order the PH from the website, you may have to pay for shipping. Hammer should have a decent retail network too, but I have only seen it in running and cycling shops.
Hammer stands out due to its low price and well-rounded electrolyte combo. 13 tablets in one tube plus that low price make it hard to resist.
In conclusion, I will continue to use PH 1500 before serious, hot, long races, despite its high price. But that is only because I require a lot of sodium per hour – upwards of 2,000mg.
I will use the others for recovery from those races and during training. An ideal combo for triathletes in hot conditions could be PH 1500 (pre-workout) + Hammer (post-workout).
Nuun Sport has decent sodium and full-spectrum electrolytes, along with a massive lineup of flavours.
GU is a harder sell, especially compared to Nuun, as it costs more but has a limited electrolyte range. However, it is cheaper than Nuun or PH.
Hammer Endurolytes Fizz is the best value and has perhaps the most well-rounded electrolyte profile. Its only shortcoming is its low sodium content.
Strong value propositions
PH 1500 (major sodium)
Hammer Fizz Endurolytes (excellent electrolyte profile and cheap)
Questionable value propositions
PH 500 (very expensive and low sodium, only one flavour)
GU (no calcium or magnesium, not the cheapest, limited flavours)
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Don't fret about not having the time to tediously enter all your financial transactions into a complicated spreadsheet or program. The envelope system for keeping financial records is low-maintenance, cost-effective, and easy to implement in little time. All you need are some envelopes, a rubber band, a pen, a sharpie, a highlighter, a storage box, an hour at the end of the month, and all of the month's receipts.
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Q: Setting final variables in superclass from subclass I have the following abstract class Piece that uses an Asset (Asset is nothing more that just x, y, width, height and some other special variables I set up) as a superclass.
public abstract class Piece extends Asset {

    private final int blockWidth;
    private final int blockHeight;

    public Piece(int x, int y, int width, int height, BufferedImage image) {
        super(x, y, width, height);
        this.image = image;
        pieceInit();
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I have a couple of other classes that extend Piece. They all pretty much look this this:
public class IBlock extends Piece {

    private final int blockWidth
    private final int blockHeight;

    public IBlock(int x, int y, int width, int height) {
        super(x, y, width, height, IMAGE);
        this.blockWidth = width / 4;
        this.blockHeight = height;
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I want to calculate the blockWidth and blockHeight of a Piece in its subclass, IBlock, without changing any constructors. I also want to delete blockWidth and blockHeight from IBlock. Is there any way I can force a subclass, IBlock, to set final variables in its constructor (using super) for its superclass, Piece?
Hopefully that makes some sense.
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Okay this is the last post on this holiday - thanks for sticking with me. On Thursday we went down to the pool area to catch the sunrise. The pool and the surrounding lounge areas looked so nice it would have been great to enjoy it in warmer weather.
We had breakfast and then hopped in a cab to Sagrada Familia. Of all things in Barcelona, I knew I wanted to do this one again. When we went before, we had E with us in a stroller and it was late in the day and very crowded. We weren't able to spend as much time as I would have liked. Plus I was curious about the progress they have made on the construction.
I had ordered tickets online beforehand for a 9:15 entry with access to the Nativity Tower at 9:30. We were right on time.
The Nativity entrance - the carvings depict Jesus' birth and his early life. The colours on the stained glass on this side are cool blues, like morning light.
The other side is the Passion side and the carvings over the door depict Jesus' death. The colours in the windows are reds and oranges like the light at dusk.
We took the elevator to the top of the tower and got some great views of the city.
Grapes and Loaves to represent communion - these are on the roof.
This is where I lost Dave. He does not like heights to was eager to get back down to the ground while I wanted to look around a little more. An Australian man and I took photos of each other while are families left us.
The staircase on the way down - the seashell design is not an accident.
The photos simply do not do this place justice - it is just so beautiful. I am so moved by the beauty, the biblical imagery, and the devotion of Gaudí and others to complete this project.
That 2026 completion date still seems ambitious to me but what do I know. To see it completed someday would be amazing.
From there we walked down to the Arco de Triunfo and sat in the sun for a bit.
Check out this cutie from our 2015 trip in the same place.
We tried getting some gelato at our favourite place but it was closed :( We then walked home along the beach.
We rested and read for a little bit and then went for a run - we ended up on the pier by the W Hotel on the opposite end of the beach from our hotel. About a 5K run.
We had massage appointments at the hotel spa after that. Dave got these shots from his locker room at the spa - the highest building in Barcelona.
We went out for dinner with Dave's colleague and his wife. They had picked out the restaurant, La Dama, a French place that looked like we had gone back in time to the 1920s, I was waiting for Gaudí or Picasso to walk in.
This door had to be unlocked to let us in - so swanky.
Then we went for drinks at Dry Martini, another great find.
Onto our last day. I love a breakfast buffet so I had to take a picture of the one we enjoyed at the hotel.
We had signed up for the electric bike tour on this day. Again, we weren't really sure what the tour consisted of, but we had such a great time. The tour company was Barcelona e-bikes and I would highly recommend them. The bikes were all parked on the boardwalk by our hotel waiting for us.
We set off down the beach and stopped a couple of times along the way as our guide told us about various sights.
Our guide, his name was Salvo and he was excellent!
Then we started the ride up Montjuic, this is where the electric feature of the bike came in handy and made for an enjoyable ride. We stopped here to check out the cactus garden.
Then we parked our bikes and got on the cable car up to the top of the mountain.
A beautiful day to see the city.
We walked around the front of the Castell to see the waterfront.
From there we took the cable car back down and rode over to the front of the archaeological museum (MAC). As part of the tour we got a ticket to buy a coffee, pop or juice. The cafe con leche I got was just perfect to warm me up.
Group shot. We were divided into three or four separate groups so we only had to make sure 7 of us (plus guide) stuck together while biking, and just met up with the whole group a couple of times.
From there, we rode down through the Montjuic park and through the streets of Barcelona. The park, by the way, is full of beautiful gardens, we did not appreciate the full offerings of this park when we visited last time. It would be a lovely oasis to visit when the weather is hot.
Riding through the streets was great, we weaved in and out of people and got a good sense of the city, especially when we went through Barri Gottic.
The last stop on the tour was the fountain in the Ciutadella Park in El Born.
Then we rode back to our hotel for the end of the tour. I just thought we were going to be bussed to the bottom of Montjuic, go for a token bike ride, and then bus back; it was a real treat to bike through the city.
It was about 2:00 in the afternoon so we were faced with the dilemma of where to eat. We knew we wanted to go to Mosquito, an Asian inspired tapas place with craft beer, where we went twice on our previous trip, but it was a 25 minute walk, which would take too much time. So we just took a cab there, got a place at the bar, and ordered some favourites.
We walked back to the hotel, along the beach, checking out the surfers on the way.
That night we went to Bestial for the team dinner (which is Manufacturing and Canada, by the way). We had the entire restaurant and it was so lovely inside. Again, this would be even better in the summer where you could sit in the patio by the beach but was very cozy for us. We had a variety of Spanish tapas to start and that would have been plenty to eat, but then we had steak, and finished up with an apple tart with vanilla ice cream for dessert. And lots of wine of course.
We had a drink at the hotel bar with the Quebec people and went to bed. We were up early the next morning to start the journey home.
German pretzel on the stopover in Frankfurt.
We flew Lufthansa on the way back and it was fabulous. We had two delicious meals and they have a very nice entertainment system. I watched a movie and two documentaries, read, and slept. I could have watched more things but my earphones were hurting my ears (#firstworldproblems).
Lisbon/Barcelona Days 4, 5, and 6 here.
I love talking about travelling so if you have any questions, ask away!
Nice to see the detail of the towers in the Sagrada Familia photos. What a grand trip you had! Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness -- this makes me want to go to Barcelona! This looks like a really great couple of days!


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Research »Complementary currency
New international complementary currency system
Jnana together with Community Exchange System (CES), Community Exchange System Australia and Community Forge is developing a new international complementary currency system for CES and Community Forge. It is open-source and can be adopted by complementary currency networks to provide a single network of exchanges on one platform and for individual exchanges to trade among themselves. The system allows inter-trading, has API for inter-trading with communities on other platforms and has a mobile app.
In November 2013 the project was started. It developed from a project started in July 2010 to develop an online marketplace that uses both traditional and complementary currencies.
Complementary currencies can be designed, created and used by communities. At a community level complementary currencies have shown to contribute to poverty alleviation and greater equality by providing greater liquidity in, and having a stabilizing affect on, the economy, particularly during economic downturns.
There was an intention to use some of the operational tools of EcoDirectory. EcoDirectory was the online go-to-point for green products and services in Australia. Karel Boele, Director Jnana, has now converted EcoDirectory into a blog.
A CES pilot site has been developed and is in testing. Initial training on the pilot site has occurred, see partnership and training section.
The software is open-source. See the licence here.
We need extra donations to develop the software, please donate here, that would help a lot.
Gross National Happiness currency research
Karel commenced research into Gross National Happiness (GNH) currency and attended the International Conference on GNH in Bhutan in November 2015.
See more about the conference here.
Complementary currency and participatory democracy speaking tour
Karel Boele and Tim Jenkin travelled Australia in May 2015 on a speaking tour about complementary currencies and participatory democracy.
Engagements included both paid and in-kind presentations and audiences included governments, corporations and not-for-profits, and interviews with media.
See more about the tour here.
International complementary currency and timebanking scoping and planning study
In February 2013, Jnana started a study to determine the best complementary currency and timebanking model and exchange system for Australia. The study steering committee is chaired by Bernard Lietaer, co-founder of the Euro, and includes other members, such as, Edgar Cahn, founder of timebanking.
The study considered all models from a complementary currency bank to a distributed network of community exchanges.
On 23rd January 2014 preliminary results from the study concluded that a complementary currency bank model should be progressed.
The study was partly funded by Australian Ethical Investment (AEI).
Collaborative research partnership and training
In August 2010, Jnana Australia, Local Exchange Trading System (LETS), the Community Land Trust of NSW and Sustainable Sydney, a community development organisation, signed a partnership agreement. LETS is part of the Community Exchange System (CES).
The aim of the partnership is to research, share information on and implement initiatives that create greater fairness and stability in society and complement democracy and the market economy.
The partnership provides lectures, workshops, training, publishes papers and books.
The group meets online regularly to discuss developments. Team members of a banking and community currency project Jnana is working on and a participatory democracy organisation sit in on the discussions.
On Sunday 17th January 2016 a training session on the new CES system was held with Brisbane LETS.