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Creating an Artifact Catalogue October 26 2014

Two years ago, Frido and I were fortunate to spend 6 weeks on the island of Yakushima where my grandfather had clean up what was left at the house after he passed away six months prior. My family hadn’t had a chance to go through the process of cleaning and organizing his things because this little island is quite far from major cities and it really took more than a weekend to organize a person’s belongings from his lifetime. During those six weeks Frido, Satchi and I spent at his house, we carefully went through each room. We got rid of perishable foods in the kitchen, recycled as much plastic containers and glass jars as possible (he kept everything!) and boxed personal items in a somewhat organized manner. It was a very memorable process that we had an opportunity to take a part of… because it felt like we got to know my grandfather little better through sorting through his belongings. My grandfather often left little notes on his artifacts. For example, an old ruler had a date of purchase written with a permanent marker with his very neat handwriting. I am sure that it was his way of remembering details. Some of those dates surprised us because they were so much older than they looked. Most importantly his hand written memo gave us a sense of who he was.

This unique experience allowed us to reflect about what we own ourselves at our home in Los Angeles. We are always conscious about what we place in our house: from a small vintage container to a piano that fills up quite a bit of space in our humble home. We try to avoid surrounding ourselves with stuff for the sake of buying and having more… instead pay close attention to everything that enters our house to make sure we love how it looks and feels as well as the story behind it. It is a constant work in progress (and it is never perfect) since we are a growing young family. We know some things are with us temporarily because we don’t have a good alternative. But we curate as much as we can.

In order to continue cultivating the culture of meaning in our family, we have come up with a simple way to catalogue the artifacts that we hold close to our hearts. It’s an analogue system that will continue to grow… and hopefully become a clue for Satchi and Coco to figure out what they might do with these artifacts when they grow older.

As we were brainstorming on the system of archiving and cataloguing artifacts that we own, we went back and fourth between using a notebook vs. index cards. We settled with using index cards since we loved the flexibility of how we can organize a collection of cards and being able to take an artifact out of the archive if/when we decide to say farewell from it in our life. I ordered a few custom stamps to bring consistency to the way each card was documented. On the front of each card, I stamped a title frame and glued a picture of the artifact which often included little bit of context. I love that it gives intimacy to the image and brings out more visual memory. On the back, I wrote few facts about those artifacts and why they mean something special to us... then our hope for what might happen to each artifact. The last part of "Our hope is..." became little hard to write once I had few cards under my belt. It's such a big responsibility we are leaving to our girls when we say, "I would like one of you to hold onto this vintage globe your aunt and I grew up with..." so instead, I ended up writing phrase such as "Our hope is... that someone who is adventurous and loves traveling can continue to get inspired by this globe." That's not too much to ask for, right?

I will continue to document few artifacts each week to grow our catalogue and share the process with my family. The journey is the destination...


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  • 250 g Grated Courgettes
  • 1 tbsp Sea Salt
  • 4 Eggs
  • 4 tbsp Creme Fraiche
  • 3 tbsp Grated Parmesan
  • 2 Salad Onions finely chopped
  • 10 Mint leaves finely chopped
  • For the Tomato Sauce
  • 1 tbsp Olive Oil
  • 1 Garlic Clove finely chopped
  • 750 g Tomatoes skinned and chopped
  • 5 Mint leaves finely chopped

    1. Sprinkle courgettes with sea salt and leave in colander for 30 mins
    2. Rinse courgettes and squeeze out as much water as possible in tea towel
    3. Make the tomato sauce . Cook garlic in the oil for 30 seconds, add tomatoes and season. Cook for 30 mins on medium heat uncovered stirring regularly.
    4. Preheat oven to 180c. In a bowl beat the eggs with the creme fraiche. Add the parmesan, onions, mint and courgettes, season and stir.
    5. Oil 6 ramekins, cut discs of baking paper and put in each ramekin. Put ramekins in roasting tin and fill each with mixture.Put hot water in roasting tin to come halfway up each ramekin. Bake for 30 mins until golden
    6. Add mint to the sauce and heat
    7. Lift out ramekins, run knife around insides and flip onto plates. Serve with the hot tomato sauce

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    My fav Mascara of 2011 has to be MUA extreme curl mascara it’s amazing!!!

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    My favorite Mascara 2011 was the “I love Extreme” Mascara from Essence. <3

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    My favourite nail varnish HAS to be Model’s Own – Pink Fizz! What a wonderful idea for a post, I look forward to reading them :)!x

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Strong's #166: aionios (pronounced ahee-o'-nee-os)

from 165; perpetual (also used of past time, or past and future as well):--eternal, for ever, everlasting, world (began).

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1) without beginning and end, that which always has been and always will be

2) without beginning

3) without end, never to cease, everlasting

Part of Speech: adjective

Relation: from G165

Citing in TDNT: 1:208, 31

This word is used 72 times:

Matthew 18:8: "two feet to be cast into everlasting fire."
Matthew 19:16: "shall I do, that I may have eternal life?"
Matthew 19:29: "for my name's sake, shall receive a hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life."
Matthew 25:41: "me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil"
Matthew 25:46: "these shall go away into everlasting punishment: but the righteous"
Matthew 25:46: "righteous into life eternal."
Mark 3:29: "never forgiveness, but is in danger of eternal"
Mark 10:17: "shall I do that I may inherit eternal life?"
Mark 10:30: "in the world to come eternal life."
Luke 10:25: "what shall I do to inherit eternal life?"
Luke 16:9: "they may receive you into everlasting habitations."
Luke 18:18: "what shall I do to inherit eternal life?"
Luke 18:30: "world to come life everlasting."
John 3:15: "perish, but have eternal life."
John 3:16: "perish, but have everlasting life."
John 3:36: "the Son hath everlasting life: and he that believeth not the"
John 4:14: "in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life."
John 4:36: "fruit unto life eternal: that both he that soweth and"
John 5:24: "on him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come"
John 5:39: "ye think ye have eternal life: and they are"
John 6:27: "for that meat which endureth unto everlasting life, which the Son"
John 6:40: "on him, may have everlasting life: and I will raise him up"
John 6:47: "on me hath everlasting life."
John 6:54: "my blood, hath eternal life; and I will raise him up"
John 6:68: "shall we go? thou hast the words of eternal life."
John 10:28: "And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never"
John 12:25: "it unto life eternal."
John 12:50: "commandment is life everlasting: whatsoever I speak therefore,"
John 17:2: "flesh, that he should give eternal life to as many as thou hast given"
John 17:3: "this is life eternal, that they might know thee the"
Acts 13:46: "and judge yourselves unworthy of everlasting"
Acts 13:46: "and judge yourselves unworthy of everlasting"
Acts 13:48: "were ordained to eternal life believed."
Romans 2:7: "honor and immortality, eternal life:"
Romans 5:21: "through righteousness unto eternal life by Jesus Christ"
Romans 6:22: "and the end everlasting life."
Romans 6:23: "the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ"
Romans 16:25: "to the revelation of the mystery, which was kept secret since the world began,"
Romans 16:26: "according to the commandment of the everlasting God, made known to all"
2 Corinthians 4:17: "worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight"
2 Corinthians 4:18: "for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal."
2 Corinthians 5:1: "God, a house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens."
Galatians 6:8: "Spirit reap life everlasting."
2 Thessalonians 1:9: "Who shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the"
2 Thessalonians 2:16: "us, and hath given us everlasting consolation and good hope"
1 Timothy 1:16: "on him to life everlasting."
1 Timothy 6:12: "fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also"
1 Timothy 6:16: "be honor and power everlasting. Amen."
1 Timothy 6:19: "time to come, that they may lay hold on eternal life."
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The Silent Movie Theatre / Cinefamily in Los Angeles, California closed in November 2017, but moviegoers in the area should take heart in an article published recently by IndieWire that says that one of the former owners has formed Fairfax Theater, LLC. and will be the new tenant for the theater:

On Los Angeles’s Fairfax Avenue, the Silent Movie Theatre will reportedly soon have a new tenant: Fairfax Theater, LLC. Cinefamily — a pulse point in the Southern California film community that showcased arthouse fare — operated the space for 10 years prior to August 2017, when its activities were suspended after sexual harassment allegations prompted resignations from executive director Hadrian Belove (a co-founder) and board member Shadie Elnashai.

According to Cinefamily Accountability — a website founded by longtime Cinefamily patron Jon Zerolnick — the fledgling Fairfax Theater was established in October by Cinefamily co-founder and former treasurer Dan Harkham, who had the foresight then to know that Cinefamily would permanently close, a fact locals learned the following month.

Click the Read link below to view the full article.

It's possible that the theater will be named the Fairfax Cinema, but we'll keep the former name until something is announced.

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Clinical trial finds Philips' instant wave-free ratio (iFR) more cost-effective than fractional flow reserve (FFR) in the guidance of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for heart disease

Published: Mar 10, 2018

AMSTERDAM and ORLANDO, Florida, March 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today announced health economic results from the DEFINE FLAIR clinical trial comparing cost-effectiveness between instant wave-free ratio (iFR) and fractional flow reserve (FFR) in the guidance of treatment of ischemic heart disease at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) annual meeting in Orlando, Florida, March 10-12, 2018. The study found that an iFR-guided strategy offers a one-year average cost savings of US$896 per patient compared to an FFR-guided strategy, while delivering consistent patient outcomes. iFR is an innovative pressure-derived index unique to Philips, a global leader in image-guided therapy solutions, allowing a simplified hyperemia-free physiological assessment of coronary blockages.

Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease and is the leading cause of death in the U.S. for men and women[1]. Coronary physiology has become routine in planning coronary revascularization, and DEFINE FLAIR compared using iFR and FFR strategies to guide these types of procedures. With an average saving of nearly US$900 per patient per year, the study found that iFR offers a total procedure cost saving of approximately 10 percent per patient over FFR. Additionally, patients treated with the use of an iFR-guided revascularization strategy had fewer coronary artery bypass graft procedures and fewer subsequent revascularizations. Previous data from DEFINE FLAIR released in 2017 found that iFR-guided treatments reduced procedure time by 10 percent versus FFR-guided treatments, while reducing patient discomfort by 90 percent[2]. The pivotal DEFINE FLAIR study continues to illustrate the advantages of iFR and the superior value it delivers to clinicians and hospital administrators.

"The findings from DEFINE FLAIR continue to demonstrate the benefits of iFR, showing that an iFR-guided treatment offers proven outcomes, reduced costs and procedure time, and enhanced patient comfort compared to FFR," said Dr. Manesh Patel, MD, FACC, FSCAI, Chief of the Division of Cardiology and Co-Director of the Duke Heart Center at Duke University School of Medicine. "iFR is not only a faster diagnostic solution, but it also offers the advantage of significantly reduced patient discomfort. By implementing an iFR program at a hospital, this solution can deliver the clinical outcome benefits of physiology-driven PCI, while reducing annual health care costs significantly across the organization."

In the treatment of coronary artery disease, clinicians have been using FFR in addition to angiographic images to assess the physiology of a suspected blockage in coronary arteries in order to identify the appropriate therapy for each patient. iFR is a next-generation physiologic measurement that uses the same pressure guide wires and equipment as FFR, but avoids the administration of hyperemic agents, which are required with FFR, to the patients.

"The DEFINE FLAIR study has provided further clinical validation of iFR and how it is improving the lives of patients and physicians," said Christopher Barys, Business Leader of Philips Image Guided Therapy Devices. "An iFR-guided strategy has now been shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs for the treatment of coronary artery disease in comparison to an FFR-guided strategy. This is a significant step in our journey to help clinicians decide, guide, treat and confirm the right therapies for their patients, while reducing costs."

DEFINE FLAIR is a randomized, controlled, single-blinded comparison of clinical outcomes and cost efficiencies of iFR and FFR-guided interventions of 2,492 patients in 49 centers across Europe, Asia, North America, and Africa. The study conducted its comparison of iFR versus FFR using pressure guide wires and equipment from Philips. Since the introduction of the hyperemia-free iFR modality in 2013, iFR has been studied in nearly 15,000 patients and is used in more than 4,100 catheterization labs across the world.

See Philips' calendar of events for ACC, as well as general information about the company's presence at the show, online here. Visit the Philips booth (#2811) to experience its innovative cardiology portfolio that delivers integrated solutions to the full health continuum. Follow the #ACC18 conversation on @PhilipsLiveFrom throughout the event.

[1] Coronary Artery Disease, NIH, 2015
[2] Davies JE, et al., DEFINE-FLAIR: A Multi- Centre, Prospective, International, Randomized, Blinded Comparison of Clinical Outcomes and Cost Efficiencies of iFR and FFR Decision-Making for Physiological Guided Coronary Revascularization. New England Journal of Medicine, epub March 18, 2017

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Hewlett Packard and their big old racist computer

22 December 2009

Hewlett Packard have developed a new rootin’ tootin’ MediaSmart supercomputer with a built-in face tracking device as part of its camera. Wow – now the camera will follow you around the room whenever you’re making a video call or performing a live online sex show. That’s some grand technology there for sure.

Slight problem though – it doesn’t seem to work if you’re black. That’s the conclusion that Desi, the black (are we allowed to say that?) star of this YouTube video has reached. Here we see as he tests out the face-tracking device with the help of his white (we’re still allowed to say that though, surely?) co-worker Wanda.

The camera follows Wanda around like it’s a bee and she’s the nectar, but for poor Desi (who has actually bought the damned thing) there’s nothing. The MediaSmart isn't interested. It’s like he and his people don’t even exist. Did Martin Luther King really die for THIS?

HP have said that they’re aware of the problem and that they’re looking into it. Looking into it just like poor black Desi – let’s hope HP can get it sorted before we have another LA riot on our hands, eh readers?

  • Anonymous
    http://www.tv.com/better-off-ted/racial-sensitivity/episode/1260542/summary.html Hmmm
    • Andy D.
      Hmmm indeed. Great series though.
  • Nobby
    Hopefully someone will buy him some foundation for christmas. Whiten up, increase the contrast between your skin and your facial features and their shadows and your software will work.
  • Ok
    he said the N word!
  • Junkyard
    Trust HP to invent an auto-zooming webcam, and then make it focus on the user's *face*. Talk about missing the point.
  • Hewlett P.
    [...] link: Hewlett Packard and their big old racist computer | BitterWallet Tags: a-new-rootin,  built-in-face,  device-as-part,  have-developed,  [...]
  • goon
    why not just put a pillow case on his head and cut 2 eye holes out
  • oliverreed
    Thank fuck they haven't scanned a 'Ginge' in yet, the results could be catastrophic....
  • Hewlett S.
    [...] link: Hewlett Packard and their big old racist computer | BitterWallet Share and [...]
  • neal
    I was going to post the better off ted link too - this is exactly that. In (the hilarious) Better Off Ted, all the doors, lifts etc. are set to work on face recognition, but fail as above. They 'solve' it by hiring by hiring white guys to follow the black guys around. But then get done for the 'whites' only policy of hiring for that particular job,. So they hire more black guys.......
  • Haleema
    Nobby and Goon(gosh that sounds weird!) are being racist
  • goon
    i am black you god damn honkey
  • goon
    or am i ?
  • Rob
    It;'s not that it doesn't recognise black people. Only ugliness.
  • Sioux s.
    So what about hispanic people or somebody with skin tones somewhere in the "middle"

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HotUKDeals Of The Day - Thursday 15th April

15 April 2010

hukd_logob1 Here we go again – bargains galore for you all. Womanly underwear, Xbox games and a big fat hard drive for all of your special storage needs.

Hats off to the consumer champions at HotUKDeals!

657029Kicking off today, we’ve got a couple of always-popular Xbox games at prices that are lower than a pissed snake at a limbo competition. First is Call Of Duty: Modern Romance Warfare 2, which is only £19.99, £22.77 including delivery. Don’t know if there’s an option to buy it and then not have it delivered, but that would be stupid. Although it WOULD be cheaper.

Then there’s Forza Motorsport 3, again on the Xbox 360 and yours for just £12.00. There’s been some debate on HUKD over the legitimacy of the company that is supplying the game, but even if they don’t actually exist, £12.00 is still a steal isn’t it? Isn’t it?

656744Next, we move effortlessly to the world of ladies’ undercrackers. Or ooze effortlessly, it depends how you choose to do these things. And again we bring you a choice of offers. First up is a sale of Ann Summers gear, with up to 75% off. Grrrr… racy!

If that wasn’t enough for you, you can compare and contrast their wares with those at Brastop – they’ve got the goods on offer at half price or less. Phwooooar, missus!

657136Finally, a deal for a 1TB hard drive that’s about as cheap as we’ve seen. It’s a Western Digital Elements external HD, and is on offer for just £59.80. Better still, use the code ‘10HD’ to get it for only £53.82, and you can get cashback from Quidco as well.

That’s about it. Hmm, it’s pretty much fizzled out today really hasn’t it…?

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"You was parked illegally!" Consumers take on clamping caper

20 January 2010

Consumer-powered guerrilla warfare - that's what we're calling it here at Bitterwallet. Avid Bitterwallet reader The Couch has emailed about how MSE forum members are sticking it to the operators of an unloved private parking company.

The business is called PCN-UK Ltd and is operated by Ashford S Wood. According to the forum members on MSE, PCN-UK makes its money by issuing unenforceable parking tickets then threatening people who refuse to pay with bailiffs and court action.

MSE members began to draw attention to the business and pointed out the glaring legal errors in their procedures, and when one member turned to the forums for advice over the threat of court action, he received threatening messages from PCN-UK. If you want further examples of their incapacity for understanding the law or punctuation, read the company's signage, what happens if you choose not pay or the FAQs on their website. Our favourite quote is:

"People on internet forums are nobody’s who don’t have a life and like to get people into trouble by giving them incorrect advice... if you don’t want to pay that’s fine, but just expect more costs and home visits."

Them nobody's on the interwebz! To read those FAQs in full, you'll have to read the cached version of the page we linked to above - PCN-UK didn't renew their domain name (or had it revoked), and today a new site was launched in its place:

Bitterwallet - the new PCN-UK Ltd website

A Facebook group has been set up in the company's name, there are dubious Twitter accounts for both Woods and PCN-UK, while Wood's mobile number has inexplicably cropped up on several Gumtree ads, including this one offering a free Xbox and this one offering special man love:

Bitterwallet - Cardiff Gumtree

All websites relating to Wood's other business interests seem to be inactive, too. According to forum members, Wood wasn't registered with the SIA (which he would need to be for the purposes of vehicle clamping) or the BPA. Regardless, the previous PCN-UK website displayed logos from both companies, as well as that of the ICO - which may or may not have had a hand in closing down the website.

Whether the company is still operating or will simply reappear under a new name seems unclear right now, but it's guaranteed PCN-UK Ltd and those involved won't enjoy a quiet life in the future, thanks to consumer determination, perseverance and liberal use of bottom humour.

  • Junkyard
    How do you know the Gumtree ad isn't genuine?
  • Alan
    Well he lives somewhere in Chorley we believe. His company had a mail-drop address in Bridgend. So we can safely assume both ads are fake I think. Even better someone has called the domain registrar of the new domain owner twice providing false security details to try and gain access. I think they want their domain back!
  • dacouch
    Please feel free to post your comments on the blog on www.pcn-uk.co.uk (As well as on bitterwallet of course!) The BW article missed the main MSE forum http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2142685
  • TFEB
    stuff like this really cheers me up and reminds me there is humanity in the world still. lol Oh Ashford S Wood if you are reading you are officially a dick! certified 100% by me :)
  • Morph
    nice bit of people power.. hope the owner of the clamping business chokes.
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  • Brian
    Hi, my name is Brian. My friend (Bob), says that Gumtree NO LONGER TAKE ADVERTS FOR SEX (since 5th Jan)
  • oliverreed
    Don't park illegally, problem solved.
  • Jules
    Just called him to say 'hi' ask for money making tips. He's cut his phone off. Any other contact numbers??
  • Alan
    @Oliverreed - the problem is that you can LEGALLY park how you like in a private car park. And even if it was illegal, any business is expected to operate in an entirely legal manner. This business operated outside the law, in particular by sending people to doorsteps claiming to be a bailiff with a court order (this is illegal). Two wrongs don't make a right and no company should be allowed to operate outside the law. Either way the domain was revoked due to his illegal activity. @Jules there is an 0845 contact number on the page.
  • timmmers
    Proud of my fellow MSE members, I didn't know about this but it made my day. They do a nice line in debt collection agencies there too when those companies get out of order ..which is most of the time. t
  • Bob
    Posted by oliverreed: "Don’t park illegally, problem solved." You're confusing your criminal law with your civil law.
  • oliverreed
    @Bob & @Alan Ok. I did watch something on the tele box on the same subject, some guy owning the only car park in a town and ruling with an iron fist. The people they televised complaining about the fines over stayed the time they paid for and couldn't park for shit, they broke the rules that they agreed to by parking in and using the car park. On the other side of this it does piss people off when disabled spaces are taken by able bodied people, parent and toddler spaces taken by morons without kids, or simply some cnut taking up 2 spaces when a car park is rammed!
  • Anon
    @ Oliver Don't think PCN-UK were that considerate for disabled drivers: Q: I am a disabled badge holder can I park for free? A: Disabled Badge holders/Blue badge scheme does not apply to any private off street car parking. You are not entitled to free parking unless indicated on the signs displayed in the car park.
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  • Allen
    @ Oliver You don't 'arf talk some bollox. knew right away you'd seem summit on the "tele box" 'cause you sure as shit don't know how to read!

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The great Kellogg's Cornflakes swindle

12 October 2010

From avid Bitterwallet reader Michael: "Witnessed today in Hatfield Tesco - almost four times the price for lazy bastards that can't be bothered to take a bowl to work in the morning! Perhaps if they came with a hot blonde to spoon feed them to me?"

Of course it isn't really "cereal to go" at all - unless you enjoy eating dry cornflakes with your hands. This is for a niche market of office workers that can't be arsed to remember a bowl, but can be arsed to buy milk and a spoon. What's that? Most offices have milk and spoons? Probably - and most have crockery, too.

Bitterwallet - corflakes are very expensive

We wouldn't know whether to eat these cornflakes for breakfast or serve the individual flakes as entreés at the ambassador's party; these cornflakes are more expensive than fresh tuna (£1.99 per 100 grams), fresh Sirloin steak ((£1.42) and Tesco Best tiger prawns (£2.35).

Frankly, if you're dim enough to pay nearly £3 for 100 grams of cereal, you deserve everything, you buffoons.

  • will
    i'd hate to see what they would charge if it did come with milk & a spoon! p.s. 30g of cornflakes is NOT breakfast. i don't care how rushed you are in the morning - just wake up 15 minutes earlier and have a decent sized bowl at home.
  • akiss
    The pot tastes nice tho.
  • Nobby
    I don't see the problem. Small packets of things are nearly always more expensive by weight than large packets. What next? An article on the price of those small boxes / variety packs of Kellogg's, where not only do you pay more, you always get at least one packet that nobody wants. They are offering a choice. If people don't want them, they won't buy them, and these will eventually disappear from the shelves as they are not economic to sell.
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    If you don't win today's iPod touch, then add the fit blonde ijustine on facebook for a chance to win
  • PaulH
    Nobby if you want informative articles then head over to you slag!
  • Alexis
    What is it with the standard portion size of 30g? That's a child's portion.
  • Bazinga
    They make good plant pots afterwards?
  • Simon
    I agree with the 30g portion size being pathetic. I once tried the Special K two weeks diet, which was a 30g portion for breakfast and lunch followed by a decent dinner. I had to have three doughnut burgers with extra ketchup and fries on the side, just to get my calories into four figures! I'm not surprised a person can drop a jeans size in two weeks, they're basically missing two meals a day!
  • Fuck S.
    Fucks sake, whatever next, soya noodles in a pot for lazy bastards that can't take eggs and flour into work with them? Lazy fuckin' cunts!
  • Nice R.
    I love leaving out the pots for the foxes to come into the garden and much on the tasty cornflakes inside.
  • Darren
    @Nice Bitterwallet Ready Does that work the same as Wellie's and Sheep?
  • kev
    another slow news day?
  • Colonel S.
    I re-use my plastic cornflakes bowl every day, but put 32g of Tesco value cornflakes back in it. Take that Kellogs.
  • Felacio N.
    And it's always slow news day on Bitterwallet kev you moron.
  • Boris
    Fools! There is a plastic bag inside the normal boxes just pour your milk into that and munch away. It lasts three of four days easily. It's not just for Crunchy Nut's you know.
  • Wibble
    I added boiling water up to the mark, stirred, left for 3 minutes and stirred again. Unsurprisingly, it tasted like corn porridge. Cunts.
  • zax
    There's no excuse for going to work without having breakfast at home. I get up and put half a bowl of milk in microwave for 2 mins. and then drop corn flakes and let it soak. I come back after washing face, ironing and gulp it down in 1 minute.
  • Shinobi5
    thers already shitty 30g serving with milk, sugar and a spoon in it's own bowl that u can buy from petrol stations? why?
  • parpparp
    £30 a kilo

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Fully loaded - introducing the camera gun

27 April 2009

Because there aren't enough reasons for the Police to shoot you, introducing a camera in the shape of the gun. Point it at your subject, squeeze the trigger, and bang! - you've a grainy voyeuristic shot of your target.

It's only a design concept at the moment, and hopefully it'll stay that way:

  • Mike H.
    You'll just have a gallery full of "Shit, he's gunna squirt me with that water pistol..." subject shots
  • Jimbob
    love it...definetely buying one...
  • Mike H.
    I'd also like to know why Enrique Iglesias is promoting the camera gun in a "I'm gangsta mofugger... set yo bitch ass wallet on da ground yo..." kind of style
  • Giles
    This is a real camera gun! http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/01/pistol_camera.jpg Issued about 30 years ago I think - pre electronic flash. The idea was that an untrained photographer could take a photo of criminal activity!
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    [...] Stick ‘em up and say cheese – it’s the camera gun. [...]

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AAA Mid-Atlantic wants to correct your pronunciation of its name — and the perception of what it offers (Video)

 – Reporter, Philadelphia Business Journal

They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but it looks like the 100-year-old company AAA Mid-Atlantic is looking to shake off those cobwebs and recharge its brand by launching a new marketing campaign geared toward millennials, and by expanding its services beyond roadside assistance.

As part of its rebranding, AAA Mid-Atlantic has partnered with 160over90, a Philadelphia-based branding and creative services agency, to launch its “It’s Actually Pronounced Triple-A” campaign, using real-life, everyday scenarios in order to attract a younger audience.

“People like the human touch element in terms of testimonials and life experience,” said Bernhard Koch, CEO of AAA Mid-Atlantic. “We can solve and be a part of the solution of so many of everyday’s life events. It’s going to be a multi-year re-establishment of that – reminding folks of how well we do things.”

Koch said that by not being in the market for the last couple of years, competitors “bashed” AAA. So in order to show that the company is back in full force, 160over90 has taken over radio spots, outdoor advertisements, and print and online communications with the help of comedian Jim Gaffigan.

“The ‘It’s Actually Pronounced Triple-A’ concept, and 160over90’s idea of taking a comedic, playful approach to life’s good and bad moments, really resonated with us,” Marke Dickinson, chief marketing office of AAA, said in a statement. “Plus, Jim Gaffigan’s blend of dry humor and relatability make him the perfect fit to tell our brand story.”

Keeping the old but bringing in the new

Changing a 100-year-old company’s brand wasn’t easy, though. Steps had to be taken in order to find the balance between keeping the older generation that’s known AAA, and for bringing in a new, younger clientele.

“It’s one of those conundrums. When you have a brand that’s so well-respected, the question isn’t whether or not we have to improve brand,” Koch said. “The challenge becomes how do you basically take the brand and really get it to a multi-segment approach of importance.”

For Koch, keeping the older generation requires less work because they’ve come to know the AAA brand. For the younger generation, however, a lot of the work boils down to where the eyeballs are. That is, where the news is, and where the younger generation gets it.

“They don’t go to written newspapers so you’ve got to adapt the message to where the eyes are for that to occur,” Koch said. “So we really are targeting the different elements where we think we’re going to get the full breadth of the eyeballs.”

For AAA, the eyeballs go toward media advertising and digital marketing.

Digital marketing is “a very comprehensive, dominant place,” Koch said. “You don’t want to assume one area’s going to work – like just doing TV advertising. It’s an awful lot more of using as many different media outlets as possible depending on what age group is listening.”

More than just roadside assistance

The Wilmington, Del.-based company is known for its roadside assistance, but it also offers services such as insurance and travel, which Koch said he believes not a lot of people know about.

“The No.1 challenge we have as an organization is that we have so many products and services, that whenever we have a conversation with someone, they say, ‘I didn’t know you did that,’” Koch said. “So we’ve got to work hard on making sure the breadth of our services that have always been available will continue to get the attention that they deserve.

Along with roadside assistance, AAA also offers travel, financial, credit card, insurance and focuses on advocacy efforts when it comes to red light cameras, said Cathy Rossi, vice president of public and government affairs.

The company is also looking to expand its brick-and-mortars.

AAA currently has 56 retail operations in the U.S., Koch said, but that number could decline in the future. So, in order to keep up with the changing times, AAA will continue to build on its Car Care Insurance Centers, which combine retail, and car repair and maintenance.

"We can see that this investment in retail facilities, at some point in time, there will be a declining interest," Koch said. "We need something else for [customers] to come into along the way."

AAA is also set to open physical stores offering car sales this fall near the Philadelphia International Airport.

"Right now, we do everything but sell the car," said Jenny Robinson, manager of public and government affairs. "This is a new opportunity to provide members with an end-to-end premium used car solution."

AAA Mid-Atlantic is looking to increase the number of its physical location from 56 to 70 in a three-year period, and looks to grow its employee base from 2,700 to 3,000.

"A big part of it comes from the car repair business — that's the new business segment that's occurring," Koch said. The company is "adding more travel agents and adding more retail staff. The net increase is about 400 associates over a four-year period is how the numbers work out."

 – Reporter, Philadelphia Business Journal


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Why the VA Center will create a 'snowball' of development in Kernersville

 – Reporter, Triad Business Journal

Vacant land around Novant Health Kernersville Medical Center will become home to a flurry of activity beginning in August when Lend Lease Healthcare is expected to break ground on a $150 million U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Health Care Center.

Along with the scheduled completion in mid-September of Kernersville Medical Boulevard that will link the medical park to N.C. 66, plans are expected to firm up in the next several months for the development of more than 100 undeveloped acres lining the boulevard and surrounding the VA health care center.

“Things are going to move very quickly,” said Jeff Hunter, president of The Pope Cos., who is part of Blue Diamond Investment Co., which is developing what has been named Patriot’s Crossing Medical Business Park. “This time frame, with the boulevard finishing, the VA construction beginning that quickly — there’s going to be a lot happening over the next 12 to 18 months.”

The announcement last week of the selection of Lend Lease Healthcare to build the VA project moves into high gear a project that has seen numerous delays. The 350,000-square-foot health care center, which will serve a regional veterans population of more than 150,000 in the Triad, was originally expected to open this year and now is scheduled to be completed in fall 2015.

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I loved this book from the second I picked it up. I was stunned at what happened to Dom(Spiro) at the end. I really could not believe it. Throughout the book I did not have the slightest suspicion. And I had been completely fascinated by the mind of this killer and how cleverly he planned things. And yet, in the end, I am sure he had regretted his decision. I am only 14 and I completely understood the logic behind this book and I loved it. I only wish I knew if Bonnie was really talking to Eve as a ghost, or if it was just a dream put there to fill that empty hole in Eve's heart that missed Bonnie. There is so much more I could say about how great this book is, but I would just go on forever.

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The 10 Least Expensive Logan Circle Homes

by Borderstan.com February 14, 2012 at 12:00 pm 0

Dupont Circle, Logan Circle, U Street NW, Borderstan

Borderstan.com covers DC’s Dupont, Logan and U Street neighborhoods.

From Tom Hay. Questions for Tom? You can email him and follow him on Twitter @Tomonswann.

Last week, the real estate blog Curbed released several lists of the 10 least expensive residential properties on the market in various DC neighborhoods.

Our own Logan Circle neighborhood was featured and the properties range from a 411-square-foot studio apartment for $210,000 to a 1,170-square-foot 2-bedroom for $424,900. The price per square foot ranges from $363 to $679.

Is it time for you to buy?

One question worth pondering: Will all of the new rental and condo buildings in line for development across the next one to three years in the area (think 14th Street corridor) bring down prices? Or will the increasing supply simply help keep with demand as more people want to live in walkable neighborhoods with stores and amenities close by?

See The Ten Least Expensive Properties In Logan Circle (Curbed),

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Biertan: Saxon fortified church - A view from our expert author

Fortified church, Biertan, Transylvania, Romania by cge2010, ShutterstockBiertan's central square is dominated by the fortified church © cge2010, Shutterstock

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is one of the largest fortified churches in Transylvania

Biertan (Berethalom/Birthälm) is a prosperous-looking large village whose central square is dominated by the large and impressive fortified church, which features defensive structures running down the hill towards the square. The church is one of those inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1999, and among the largest and most visited of all the Saxon fortified churches of Transylvania. The first church was built here in the 14th century, but the present building dates from the start of the 16th, its size an indication of Biertan’s wealth, which was at least partly down to the local wine industry.

The ticket office for the church sells a range of guides (albeit mostly in German) and some postcards. From the ticket office, a restored covered wooden staircase heads up the hill. The staircase brings you out inside the inner of the two circles of defensive walls. There is also a third partial wall, all adding up to an impressive and complex array of defensive structures. The towers in the inner wall include the Catholic chapel, a place for prayer for those who did not convert to Protestantism, which features some late-Gothic frescoes. The building in the walls to the left of this, which currently houses a two-room museum, is apparently a place in which quarrelling couples were locked together, with just a single bed, plate, knife, fork and spoon, as a last-ditch attempt to see whether they could get on. Another tower houses tombstones of priests and bishops of the church, including Lucas Unglerus.

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