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Anyone else remember the Peanuts cartoon strip with Snoopy sitting on top of his doghouse with a typewriter working on his novel? He begins with the phrase "It was a Dark and Stormy Night" and never gets much further. It seemed like a good opener for this blog entry. You've pretty much guessed where this entry is going but we'll get to the dark and stormy night part shortly, there's more to tell. That's foreshadowing for you literary types.
So I got a new backpack for Christmas last year, a ULA Catalyst to be specific.
One problem, until this weekend I haven't had a chance to use it for its intended purpose. Instead, it's been used for temporary storage for parts of my hammock camping gear and transport of said gear to 'my ' trees at the edge of the woods behind our house. Life just hasn't given up the time to go much further. I wanted to try to squeeze in a quick overnight trip somewhere close before it got to be too hot, both during the day and at night, to be comfortable.
I was looking over my calendar a few weekends ago and realized that I didn't have anything going on this weekend and it would likely be my only free weekend into at least early July…and the wheels began to turn. I thought about taking a solo trip but most of the time it's more fun to have someone along for the trip to have someone to talk to, someone to give you that extra bit of encouragement when you're tired of walking or even someone to share the misery of walking through a stretch of woods that's more infested with skeeters than the Everglades on a hot July evening (a little more foreshadowing there). I decided to ask Ashley's boyfriend Jared if he'd like to go. Jared has spent the last year studying at Georgia Tech and is currently working an internship and hasn't had a lot of time to get out and go play in the woods either so he was eager to go. Now it's not exactly a secret that my 'adventures' often involve strange twists of fate, but I'm not too sure he knew exactly what he was getting himself into. Hey, things happen, right? We decided to head down to Chattahoochee Bend State Park and hike the River Trail up to the north platform campsites. Jenna and I hiked up there last year and camped for a night so I had a pretty good feel for what the hike would be like and where some good trees were to hang our hammocks from.
As is normal for me, the trip started with several stops. I needed to pick up a couple of last minute food items and a bottle of Heet for fuel for our alcohol stoves. Heet is a gas-line antifreeze for cars and is basically methyl alcohol. It's a great fuel for small alcohol stoves because it burns clean and is widely available at many grocery stores, convenience stores and auto parts stores…except for the grocery store and three convenience stores that we stopped at. I finally picked up a bottle at an auto parts store and we were on our way.
Once at The Bend, we paid for the campsite and parking fees, drove to the trailhead, shouldered our packs and hit the dusty trail. Actually it was more of a muddy trail since it had rained the day before. The forests along the trail took on a very different appearance since our last trip to The Bend last fall. Since it's early summer and we've had plenty of rain, the vegetation and foliage along the trail were lush and green rather than sporting fall colors.
The hike in was mostly uneventful for the first 4 or 5 miles. We saw deer, squirrels and couple of armadillos and were generally having a good time as we walked…but something changed. We'd seen and heard a few skeeters as we walked along and picked a few ticks off our socks and legs, But nothing major. However, as we got into the last mile or so of our hike, we were mobbed by skeeters. If you stopped walking 20 or more of the little buggers would land on any exposed skin and they were constantly whining in our ears. At one point Jared, who was walking behind me was swatting 'em off my shoulders and killing 4 or 5 with every slap. By the time we got to the restroom shed at the end of the trail we were seriously considering turning around and walking out because a night with all those skeeters would be miserable at best, even with bugnets surrounding our hammocks. Fortunately, as we got close to the campsites along the river, the skeeter population dissipated significantly and we decided to stay.
We set up our hammocks, bugnets and tarps…
Then we dug through our packs for our food bags and cook kits. We decided to keep things simple and simply boil water and use freezer bag cooking methods to rehydrate a couple of dehydrated meals I'd made a while back. It was Jared's first time using an alcohol stove so I walked him through the process and gave him some pointers. One thing I failed to mention was not to get the freezer bag that the dehydrated food was in too close to the stove as the water is poured into it. Yep, we had a small snafu.
Fortunately, we had a couple more freezer bags handy so we transferred his chili-mac into a new bag, and boiled a little more water and in half an hour we were diggin' into a fine evening meal. After supper we spent some time just chillin' and talkin'…guy talk…and I lit up a pipe just to make sure the skeeters stayed away. We toyed with the idea of building a campfire but neither of us felt like hunting firewood or possibly inviting a hoard of skeeters in for supper.
We decided to turn in as the sun set to avoid the onslaught of evening mosquitoes. I didn't think I would go to sleep that early, especially since it was still hot and uncomfortably humid, but apparently I did since I found out today that Jared had been texting Ashley and telling her that I was asleep and snoring. I'm gonna have to have a long talk with that boy.
We both dozed on and off until about 1:15 when we both found ourselves suddenly wide awake listening to what sounded like hurricane blowing through the trees over our heads. The weather forecast for the weekend and next few days was pretty typical of early summer. Each day was forecast to have about a 30 to 50 percent chance of isolated thunderstorms during the afternoons but nothing significant forecast overnight. Apparently someone didn't get the memo about the overnight part. Jared checked in with his dad who checked the weather radar online and saw a strong storm that appeared to be heading our way and would likely be on top of us in 15 or 20 minutes. We made a quick decision to break camp quickly and shelter-up in the restroom shed. Needless to say, we didn't spend too much time trying to neatly pack our gear. The general plan was to stuff it in our packs and sort it out later.
We made it to the restroom shed just as the rain started. A bit about the restroom shed. This isn't your typical State Park bathhouse with sinks and flush toilets and showers and benches to sit on or put your clothes on. This is a small wood-frame building with a concrete floor and two 8 x 10 rooms with a composting 'toilet' in a corner, a toilet paper dispenser on the wall and a LED ceiling light connected to a 15-minute timer. No frills is a pretty good description…and it was home for the rest of the night.
Since we were a little low on water we decided to catch some of the rainwater draining off the roof to have a little to hold us over until we could filter some water at our first stream crossing. I could hear Jared rattling around in his room then things got quiet for a little while until I heard him moving about again. He had pulled out his sleeping bag, laid it out on the floor and slept a little bit. Once I found out what he had done I was inspired to try to dig my top quilt and camp pillow out of my pack (no easy task) and do the same. To my surprise I actually managed to sleep for about an hour and a half on a concrete floor. Of course, when I got up I found myself hurting in places that I didn't know that I had. Guess that's a small price to pay to make sure I brought Jared home safely to his parents and to his girlfriend.
By daylight we were packed up and ready to walk out. We set a blistering pace through the skeeter infested stretch of woods and were still walking along at a pretty fast clip when we spooked up the first deer of the morning. The doe ran off into the woods and as we approached the spot where she had been standing we noticed something lying at the edge of the trail. It was her baby that looked to be only a day or two old. We stopped long enough to take a picture and wish it well before continuing on our way.
At the first stream crossing we pulled out the gravity filter that I made last fall and replenished our water supply then slowed down a little for a fairly uneventful walk back to the truck.
I've got to give Jared some credit here. Lesser young men might have started complaining or even gotten a little whiny when things didn't go quite as planned and some might have even panicked as that storm rolled over our heads but he took it all in stride and didn't seem to miss a beat. He managed to earn his trail name this weekend. He shall now be known as Tick. Apparently the little buggers like him. By the time we made it back home he'd picked off fourteen and there's a good chance there were a few more hidden that he hadn't found yet.
On a side note, a few folks have asked me how I like the Catalyst. Short answer…I love it. It took a little fiddling around with the straps to get it situated but by the end of the weekend it was quite comfortable and neither my shoulders nor my hips seemed to be carrying the majority of the load. You know it's there but it rides well enough that you don't wish that it wasn't. I like the simplicity of the pack. The roll top closure and compression straps on the sides allow one to adjust the pack's capacity for smaller loads. The mesh front panel allows easy access to smaller items that might be need needed while on the trail like rain gear, a tarp or a pair of camp shoes and is also a good place to put damp items that need to dry. One small detail I especially like are the pockets on the hip belt – they're much larger than those found on most other packs and have plenty of room for a camera, cell phone or snack bag. If there was anything I could change I would add some length to the hip belt straps to allow me to have more strap to tug on to make adjustments. Fortunately I should be able to get that taken care of with a phone call to the folks at ULA.


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The actress was held captive for six days.
Two of the people that kidnapped Nollywood actress, Nkiruka Sylvanus, in Imo State, were former cattle traders from the Northern part of Nigeria, security officials have said.
The leader of the gang that carried out the kidnap is from Imo State and was a police officer with the mobile police unit.
The six suspects that carried out the kidnap were paraded at the State Security Service, SSS, Headquarters in Abuja on Tuesday at a joint press briefing by the SSS and the police.
Ms. Sylvanus, actress and aide to the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, was kidnapped on December 15 at about 7:30 p.m. alongside two men- Uche Okoli and Kenneth Okoli- at Nworie Street, Akanchawa roundabout area of Imo State by three gunmen.
They were kept in a bush around Avu junction for six days and were released on December 21 after a ransom of N8 million was paid.
The paraded men are Ndidi Cletus, also known as Mattew Ofurum; Stanley Asouna; Aminu Musa; Muhammed Abubakar; Obinna Okolisa; and Samson Onwuka.
The culprits
The leader of the gang, Mr. Cletus, is a former mobile police constable who was dismissed in 2007. Mr. Cletus, 30, confessed to joining the police in 2004 with the name, Mattew Ofurum. He told security officials that he was dismissed for absenting himself from duty for 21 days due to ill health in 2007.
It was Mr. Cletus who lured other members into the gang.
Mr. Musa, 40, was a cattle trader and battery charger from Taraba State. He and Mr. Abubakar, 34, a cattle rearer from Nassarawa State, were responsible for taking care of their victims. The fifth accused, Mr. Okwolisa was a trader and Keke napep operator before he ventured into the kidnapping business.
The gang members admitted to carrying out several other kidnap operations getting ransom payments of 1.9 million, 3 million and 1.5 million and so on.
The men are to be charged to court soon.

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At 3Bridges, we embrace change and initiate opportunities to build better relationships with everyone. It is part of our core business to provide activities, support and services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and provide them with a VOICE, as reflected in our values:
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Nick Saban: Jalen Hurts told me he is staying at Alabama this season
There are a lot of different directions a quarterback competition can go.
At Alabama, where Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa are set to duke it out for the starting role, Nick Saban seems to have eliminated one possible outcome on Tuesday.
Saban visited the ESPN campus and made the rounds on various shows. In one appearance, Saban said Hurts told him that he would be with the program through December, when he is set to graduate.
Saban, however, told ESPN's Sage Steele on Tuesday that Hurts told him he was staying at Alabama after the coach fielded a question about the quarterback's future during SEC media days.
"Jalen actually came to me and said … 'I am going to be here. I am going to be here. I came here to get an education. I graduate in December, and I'm going to be here,'" Saban said Hurts told him.
Jalen Hurts' dad implied his son would transfer if he lost the starting job
In an April interview with Bleacher Report, Averion Hurts had a blunt assessment of the Alabama quarterback situation.
His son, Jalen Hurts was the team's starter as a true freshman in 2016 and again in 2017 as a sophomore. However, he was removed from the lineup at halftime of the College Football Playoff title game and replaced by Tagovailoa. Georgia led 13-0 at half, but Tagovailoa sparked the offense and led the Tide to a dramatic 26-23 win in overtime.
Since then, the impending QB competition has been one of college football's biggest storylines. Averion Hurts said if his son ends up behind Tagovailoa on the depth chart, he would likely pursue a transfer. In a quote that grabbed headlines, the elder Hurts said his son would be the "biggest free agent in college football history" if he left Alabama.
It wouldn't be a sour grapes situation either, Averion explained.
"Coach Saban's job is to do what's best for his team. I have no problem with that," Averion Hurts said. "My job is to do what's best for Jalen — and make no mistake, Jalen is a quarterback, and he wants to play quarterback. He loves Alabama, loves Coach Saban and everything about that place. But he wants to play, and he will play…"
After the story came out, Saban told reporters that he had a "positive" conversation about the situation with Averion.
"His dad was very positive and I think at the end of the day everyone has career decisions they have to make," Saban said. "Nobody knows what the outcome of this situation is going to bring for us. We don't want any players not to be able to fulfill their goals and aspirations in our program here. We don't want that for any of our players."
Saban: The QB who wins the job must 'win the team'
At SEC Media Days, Saban was prepared for a barrage of QB-related questions, and said the result of the competition was "still to be determined," especially considering Tagovailoa missed much of the spring nursing a hand injury.
In order to ultimately name a starter, Saban said either Hurts or Tagovailoa must win over their teammates more than anybody else.
"I think it's our job to give both players a very fair opportunity to have a chance to win the team at their position. I think that one of the two guys — obviously, both are capable. We'll create a role for one or both of those guys on our team, and they'll all have to make a decision based on what that outcome is as to what their future is, you know, at Alabama," Saban said.
Saban was also realistic about a potential transfer
As Saban noted to ESPN, Hurts is on pace to graduate from Alabama in December. From there, he could pursue a graduate transfer where he would be immediately eligible at his next school. Saban acknowledged the possibility last week.
"We certainly would love for every player on our team to stay at the University of Alabama and graduate. Jalen has a great opportunity to do that in December. So, we are hopeful that he will stay there and be a graduate regardless of what his circumstance is as a player," Saban said.
"But that's not to minimize his chances of being a starter and making a great contribution to our team in some way, even if he isn't a starter."
Tagovailoa admitted the thought of transferring crossed his mind during the 2017 season, so Hurts isn't the only Bama QB who could potentially transfer. It's all speculative at this point, though.
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In an interview with the Evening Standard newspaper, Pound suggested that the contrast between the players' physiques today and those from the 1980s is itself enough to create doubt.
"It used to be fun during rain delays at Wimbledon to see matches of [John] McEnroe and [Bjorn] Borg of a few years ago," Pound said. "They looked like little old men.
"Even [Ivan] Lendl, who was notoriously fit, would look like a little old man compared to these folks now, running, lunging, lashing for three hours at a stretch. Look at the difference in build and sustained level of activity. If the tennis authorities don't believe there is EPO or HGH use now they are not paying attention."
EPO – or erythropoietin – is the infamous endurance booster used by cyclists such as Lance Armstrong, but most experts who work in tennis believe that HGH – or human growth hormone – is a more serious threat to the integrity of the sport.
HGH helps to repair damaged muscles more quickly and can also promote rapid gain of muscle bulk when used with steroids. Its presence can be detected by a blood test, but the International Tennis Federation's recent testing programme has been heavily biased towards urine tests.
On Monday, Andy Murray again suggested that tennis's anti-doping procedures need to be beefed up. "I don't know exactly how it works; I just know it comes down to cost," he said. "Whoever is putting the money in, even if it means taking some of the money off the players' earnings, that's what we have to do."


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Rep. Jared Polis says "no" to Club 20 debate in Grand Junction with George Leing
Congressman Jared Polis has declined a request from his Republican opponent, George Leing, to debate at Club 20's fall meeting in Grand Junction in September.
"I expect that there will be several debates with both of us, but I don't anticipate that any of the debates that we agree on will be out of district in Grand Junction," Polis, a Boulder Democrat, said in an e-mail to The Denver Post Tuesday night.
Leing in a news release Tuesday said the 2nd Congressional District includes all or portions of Eagle, Grand and Summit counties, which are represented by Club 20, an influential Western Slope advocacy organization, so a debate at Club 20 is appropriate.
"The citizens of Eagle, Summit and Grand counties face some of the highest healthcare premiums in the nation, thanks in large part to Obamacare," the Niwot attorney said. "They deserve a robust debate over the future of healthcare policy and other important issues."
The 2nd Congressional District is considered a Democratic stronghold and the wealthy Polis has coasted to victory since winning a three-way Democratic primary in 2008. But Polis' bankrolling of ballot measures dealing with fracking and drilling have upset Coloradans of all stripes. Leing's campaign earlier released a poll from Magellan Strategies that they say shows a Republican can win the race.
Polis' approval rating is 37 percent with 38 percent of voters having an unfavorable opinion, according to the poll. Asked whether Polis deserved re-election, 37 percent said yes, while 43 percent said it is time to give someone new a chance. However, 64 percent of the voters had never heard of Leing, the son of Chinese immigrants who formerly served as the Boulder County Republican Party chairman.
The Club 20 event includes debates between the candidates for U.S. Senate, governor, 3rd Congressional District and various legislative races. The fall meeting is a political who's who in an election year.


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October 11, 2014
#FINDING_MYA ~ Pricey Details
FINDING MYA has been especially demanding on our time. It's all I can do to stay awake and purr while Mom pounds on that computer from early morning until late at night. I'm exhausted, I tell you!
But we wanted this book to be super special for @ItsMeDeaner's furless, Mya, who drew the picture-maps for the story. In case you don't know the back story, Mya has drawn many pictures of me over the past couple of years. Mom and I thoroughly enjoyed her talent. So much so that we took a children's story we'd been working on for a long time (and had hit the creative wall on, so to speak) and cut it down to size to fit Mya's drawings. We asked Mya if she would mind drawing a few specific pictures for the story, and bless her heart, she did a pawsome job!
My mom has been a photographer for most of her adult life, and she loves playing around with graphics, so she took what she does best, and made the pictures for the book, adding in Mya's drawings to compliment the plot. I think it all worked out pretty well.
So, now FINDING MYA is in print and waiting to be enjoyed by readers everywhere, both children and adults. It's that kind of story, designed to entertain everyone. We've had some truly pawsome reviews, and want to thank each and every one of mew who took the time to read and review for us before we published.
Getting the manuscript into the print book you may now be holding in your paws was a new experience for us. There was so much to learn, and so many details that we didn't expect until they popped up, demanding attention. The biggest hurdle was the interior photos. It figures. We start with a children's book with brightly colored pictures. That has to be the hardest and priciest way to publish on your own for the first time. But...that's just how we roll at my house. Take the easy way and just publish a regular book? No way! Let's write a children's book with lots of pictures and see what happens! Wheee!
Well. What happened was...the pictures came out great. But we didn't think they were bright enough to please a child. So we channeled our inner Dahli and ... voila! Loved it! Except...
Labels: Amazon.com, Finding Mya, Herman, Kimberley Koz, Paul Boland, TattleCat
October 10, 2014
#BlueBuffalo Makes Dori's Birthday Treat of Choice
Today is my birfday. I'm 2 years old. I didn't get a cayk, but I'm having toona for dinner. And for pawsents I got a sock filled wif catnip, and also a blue stuffed toy that I can kick the dickens out of when I'm in the mood. Chewy.com must have known it was my birfday cuz they sent me something blue, too.
Blue Buffalo makes Kitty Yums wif NO poultry bi-products. NO corn, wheat or soy. NO artificial preservatives, colors or flavors.
I like the Savory Seafood Recipe that has toona as 1st ingredient. It also contains brown rice, oatmeal, deboned salmon and fish oil. Holy Mackeral, Batman! Can yoo say, Kitty Nirvana?
So think of me tonight, nomming on my favorite meal ever: toona! And also snacking on a delicious treat like Kitty Yums.
*flounces off singing to herself*
Happy Birday to me! Happy Birfday to me!
Happy Birfday dear...meeee.
Happy Birfday to me!
Labels: Adorapurr, Blue Buffalo, Chewy.com, Kitty Yums, Product Reviews
October 6, 2014
3 #Petco Halloween Costume Ideas for your Fur Kids
Labels: #Petco, costumes for cats, Halloween
October 3, 2014
#B.F.F. Cat Food Review by Herman @TattleCat
At my house, taste isn't everything. My mom knows we kitties don't think about where our food comes from, or the condition of the facilities where its made. That's why she's in charge of buying our noms...plus, we don't have jobs so it's not like we can buy it for ourselves.
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The official blog of the Lung Institute.
Cells have been studied extensively over time and have crept into the national dialogue as a buzz word for certain political agendas, particularly the cells found in fetuses. However, the actual cells that are now being used to treat diseases in the United States are autologous cells or adult cells. Adult cells are blank cells that haven't be assigned to a specific function yet. Even more interesting is that these special little cells have the capability to self-renewal and even replicate into new healthy tissue. Which is why many scientists are fascinated by the future of cellular therapys.
What Are Adult Cells Being Used Treat?
Cellular treatments have been around much longer than most of us realize. For example, it was in 1968 when the first cells were used during the first bone marrow transplant. The cells were adapted to treat a patient living with severe leukemia by introducing new, healthy ones into the patient's bloodstream. Since that procedure, bone marrow transplants have become a standard in treating several forms of cancer. Cellular treatments didn't stop there!
During the 21st century, researchers have unlocked a whole slew of opportunities with cellular therapys. Doctors are using adult cells in the treatment of orthopedic injuries and arthritis. With the application of these cells to a patient's injury, researchers have found that the tissue can begin to heal and can relieve the symptoms of pain. Arthritis patients have also expressed having better mobility with their damaged ligaments. There is even documented evidence that discusses that cells are helping with the healing process of cartilage around different joints.
At a seminar with TED Blog, Dr. Susan Lim discussed the need for cells to help treat patients in need of organ replacements. Currently, she has been utilizing cells derived from fat tissue in order to target them for new healing factors, like treating blindness. Several of her own patients are detailing increased visibility from cellular therapy. Other cellular therapys have included reducing the effects of diabetes and improving memory function in patients with Alzheimer's and Huntington's disease.
Of course, with more time and research, cellular therapy will be utilized to help even more diseases in the coming years. If you are interested in learning more about cells, see what information is available online. There are a number of websites and books available that detail the accounts and advancements in cellular therapy. At the Lung Institute, we are treating lung disease with cells. If you or a loved one is interested in cellular therapy, then contact us at today to learn more or call 888-745-6697 today.


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The History of Becharas Brothers Coffee
Pride. Quality. Service. Trust. Respect. Knowledge. Expertise. Tradition. Family.
Nick and George Becharas Cupping
Coffee, 1942
These aren't new ways of doing business. This is how it's supposed to be done. These are the building blocks of excellence. Back in 1914 when the late George and Nicholas Becharas founded the company, these values were the foundation for the Becharas Brothers Coffee Co. and continue unchanged to this day.
Through hard work and determination, these two European immigrants built a thriving business. They saw the opportunity that existed in this great country and made the most of it. The fruits of their labor currently span three generations and assure that the knowledge gained through nearly 100 years of coffee roasting experience is manifested today in a superior product.
Dean Becharas, Sr. Roasting Coffee, 1962
Since our humble beginning, we have gone through several incarnations. Uncle Nick oversaw the Detroit branch with the concept of "Good People, good coffee, good service." This paradigm carried us into being one of the primary suppliers of coffee throughout the Midwest with our Royal York brand of coffee.
When his nephew, Dean, took over the reigns completely in the late 70's, we saw the relationships he developed blossom. Through Dean's efforts, we proudly became one of the primary suppliers of coffee to the United States Armed Forces throughout the world from 1954 through 2002. Additionally, under his leadership we were able to include the Elias Brother's Big Boy Restaurants throughout the country as one of our premier accounts. Adding to the impact he has had on the company, our present facility was Dean's brain-child. Built in 1966, this plant remains one of the most unique coffee processing plants in the nation. Our system is capable of fulfilling large volume requirements while still giving quality the number one priority. It was his vision that made it possible to fulfill the needs of high volume customers efficiently and effectively.
From left to right: Dean Becharas, Jr.,
Demi Becharas-Hanges, Nick Becharas,
Dean Becharas, Sr., and Stephanie Becharas, 2007
With Dean's children, we now find Nick Becharas at the helm with Dean Jr. running the operational side and daughter Stephanie overseeing the front office. Their sister Demi also assists in running the front office. They have guided us into deepening our presence in the restaurant industry while developing other distribution channels. This was accomplished successfully by building upon the values system put in place by Great Uncle Nick and our manufacturing capacity made possible by Dean.
Nick, Dean Jr. and Stephanie have expanded our current selection of coffees, adding the "Royal Collection" – a line of gourmet coffees, as well our "Forza" line of espresso coffees. This generation also has broadened and deepened up our position as a supplier to the Office Coffee Service and the Vending industries with a variety of premium products.
The success enjoyed by each of these three generations reflects the dedication and commitment to upholding the family's values originally set down by Uncles Nick and George Becharas. This is the family legacy.
Nick Becharas, Current President,
and Dean Becharas, Jr.,
Current Vice President, 2005
Over the years, many things have changed. Roasters have come and gone. As Detroit's last institutional coffee manufacturer, our commitment to excellence never will. Trust in our family's traditions.
Current Manufacturing Facility, 2006
Becharas Brothers Coffee Co. | 14501 Hamilton Ave. Highland Park, MI 48203 | P. 313.869.4700


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AmeriSaur- What happens when an AmeriCorps supervisor hits the wall?
Passion- the internal drive to get out of bed in the morning, a fundamental part of life, not something I found during miles 10 -13 of a recent half marathon.
Last weekend I ran a half marathon (feel free to congratulate me in the comments section). During the two and half hours it took me to "run" the 13.1 mile course I had plenty of time to think and reflect about passion and what drives and motivates me… that was until I hit mile ten and wanted nothing more than to cry, grab a taxi, and find the nearest doughnut shop. I totally hit the wall. I found myself in downtown Portland, OR, in pain, really sweaty with a choice to make: either pick myself up and finish what I started or stop. One foot in front of the other I finished the last three point one miles and by the time I hit the end I was "running like I stole something". For reference it hurts to walk today.
In previous posts I've acknowledged that I've "hit the wall" as an AmeriCorps project supervisor and unlike my half marathon experience I've reluctantly made the choice to move on. To help me climb over the wall and move on I issued homework: realize my passion, find my dream. The half marathon was difficult but I think my self-issued homework was even more challenging and when I asked some of my current team members and friends I realized that a lot of twenty and thirty somethings don't really know what they are passionate about either. Do we have a generation of folks who failed to learn how to dream or is it part of the twenty/thirty something experience, or is it a Pacific Northwest thing? I find it interesting that a lot of current AmeriCorps members and recent alumni are currently struggling with trying to figure out what to do with the rest of their life. As a group we are individuals who have dedicated a significant amount of time to help others but when it comes to our own lives many of us could probably use some help. Maybe we should change the AmeriCorps benefit package: stipend, education award, professional career councilor/ therapy! I think we should look to it.
While I wrestle with this I am giving myself (and you dear readers) another week to find passion. In the meantime I am going to continue to research this intersection between missing passion and AmeriCorps service (maybe it is all in my head but I think I'm on to something) and I'm starting a list of my own possible passions: serving others, pop culture, music/art/drama, humor, good food, creating, working with others, pretending, a hand-me-down-couch to watch Buffy on…
Patrick Bader permalinkApril 15, 2010 4:11 pm
I feel you. I served for 2 years, and managed an AmeriCorps program for 2 more, and then I left. I was burnt out, I went to grad school and got more in touch with other things that motivate me besides service. I think a lot of us come into service with the belief that giving to others should be enough to sustain us, and when we get burnt out and overwhelmed, tend to feel guilty. I came into service because I did not want to participate in the for-profit mentality of the world. I want more out of the work that I do than money or stability, and this attracted me to national service. But knowing what you don't want to do is not the same as knowing what you do want to do. It is a harder path to follow because it is outside of the norm. I think you've got part of it down: reflection. Maybe expand your thoughts from finding your passion to thinking about the things that will make your work life sustainable. For me that meant finding a job where I could be outside and where I felt supported and empowered to make decisions. That's not really a job description or a passion, but I know that I need these things to be part of my working environment for me to feel personally fulfilled.
Eilidh Lowery permalinkApril 16, 2010 11:04 am
I agree with Kate! There are so many options and it's hard to figure out what will be the best fit. I see this is a lot of my friends, AmeriCorps alum and not. Another challenge is that there relay isn't one right answer. No job is a perfect realization of our passion, it's finding what fits the best now. I also know that this passion thing was an issue back in my AmeriCorps day. Part of the problem is that most of us become involved with national service because of a desire to do direct service. As we move into the management part though we are removed from that and become engaged in the administration of the programs. We all know this is vital and we are in direct service with our AmeriCorps members, but by definition the kind of work being done in this role can easily stifle some of the passion! Although I'm sure some people are passionate about maintaining time sheets properly.
I guess you just have to figure out which taxi to jump into and what donut shop you'll be going to but know that no matter what you decide you will enjoy some deliciousness in your new setting!
April 16, 2010 12:36 pm
Congratulations to you (and me) on that dang half marathon. Yes…post-event walking proved challenging.
I don't know if it'll be any consolation to you at all, but you and your AmeriCorps pals aren't alone in this conundrum. I'm certainly afflicted too, and a number of my 30ish non-profiter and profiter friends as well. It makes me think of what a naturopath told me awhile back about my sleep troubles–"You're 26. It's hard to be 26." I don't know if 30 is any easier, and that's not really the answer I'm looking for.
Perhaps Kate is right…too many options! And that for a crew who's focus is a little crazy from being pulled in so many curricular and extra-curriculuar directions since our birth in the 80s.


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Estraderm has been thoroughly studied in clinical trials. In these studies, the side effects that occurred in a group of people taking the drug were documented and then compared to the side effects that occurred in another group of people taking a placebo (a "sugar pill" that does not contain any active ingredients). As a result, it was possible to see what side effects occurred, how often they appeared, and how they compared to the group not taking the medicine.
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Trump Tower Sale Sets Building Record
Restaurateur Jeffrey Chodorow has sold his 3,700-square-foot Manhattan condominium in Trump Tower for $16.5 million, the highest recorded sale price in the building's 30-year-history, according to Mr. Chodorow's broker Oren Alexander. The buyer is unknown and purchased the property under a limited-liability corporation called Legal 1031 Holdings 1787R.
Mr. Chodorow, whose group of restaurants includes Red Farm and China Grill, created the three-bedroom, six-bathroom unit by combining three separate apartments into one. He spent $5.4 million on those apartments in 2004 and took three years to combine and redo them, turning ten rooms into seven.
The modern, corner space is on the 38th floor of Trump Tower and has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Empire State Building and Central Park.


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Came across this quote the other day…
"The world accepts the judgement you give yourself"
-Jason Capital
Backstory: I've been reading this badass book lately called, "Higher Status" by Jason Capital and the above quote just lept out of the page and bit me on my ass.
Because that's an undeniable facet of every part of life
That simple statement alone is the basis behind the concept of self image and self esteem. And Jason somehow managed to bottle up entire textbooks of boring and mundane snore-worthy psycho-babble into a brilliant 8 word quote. Now:
The real beauty about this quote lies in just how powerful it is when you apply it to your copy.
Your customers will readily accept the judgment you give your own products. If you think you're peddling dogshit then your customers will see through your mask and pick up your subtle hints. And don't think you're safe hiding behind the written word either…
This belief shows even in your copy and your emails
I shit you not.
Humans have spent millions of years evolving parts of their brains just to pick up subtle hints in communication that sell out your degree of confidence in what you're selling. Because of this, you're gonna need absolute conviction and belief in your product if you're going to write killer copy.
Take a moment to think about how you really feel about your product.
If you're not practically gushing about it every five seconds…
Then do something about it
Shit like this is why I never accept clients who don't believe in their own products. If you don't think your products works then why the fuck should I think so. It's really that simple.
However, if my client has absolute conviction in the powah of what they're selling I pick up on it and the enthusiasm flows from my fingers into the copy.
The kind of enthusiasm I don't get from peddling a steaming hunk of dogshit.
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Beautiful Stories For Ugly Children [1989 series]
30 issues [1989 - 1992]
1 - 30
Perhaps not technically a comic book, this series by Dave Louapre and Dan Sweetman was usually more profusely illustrated prose fiction, but with the artwork being more integral to the storytelling than most illustrated prose. It was published by DC's Piranha Press line, their only on-going series (they mostly did one-shots, a few mini-series). Each story pretty much stands alone (except #13, which is a sequel to the story in #1 about clowns on the run. The two were later reprinted with a new third chapter as A COTTON CANDY AUTOPSY), though there are a few recurring settings and references to other stories.
Louapre's writing is hard to describe, it's an art sort of quasi-fantasy/horror filled with odd bits of sarcasm and cynicism, and yet with flashes of hope popping up at the oddest points. But not that sissy kind of hope, the kind of hope which only serves to mock you. Sweetman's art is also unusual, very dark, with a lot of tight hatching and heavy ink wash effects, all reinforcing the cynicism of the writing.
I didn't pick up the book when it started, not having heard much about it. A few months later, having read a few other Piranha Press books and being intrigued by some of the ads I'd seen for it I tried an issue, I think it was #3 ("Diary Of A Depressed Tap Dancer"), and liked it well enough to pick up some more. Among those was #6 ("Happy Birthday To Hell"), a real break-through issue and maybe still my favourite. I can read it whenever I'm feeling down and it picks me right back up. And I can read it whenever I'm up and it brings me crashing right down to Earth. It's that kind of thing. I kept reading for the rest of the run, missing a few issues (especially around the hiatus, between #18 and #19, when they toyed with changing the format, releasing a single one-shot with three stories of various lengths before returning to their normal format with a more open cover design that emphasized the story titles rather than the series name or issue number). I did pick them all up eventually.
This is a book I want to write some more about when I get a chance, but for now I'll just list a few favourites:
#6 - Happy Birthday To Hell
#8 - Die Rainbow Die: A Story Of Hope
#12 - Beneath The Useless Universe
#25 - Legion Of Ogs
There's a website for the series with quite a bit of material, including a few animated shorts by Louapre and Sweetman (one of which is BROKEBACK CIRCUS, so updated fairly recently), and which mentions that they had a reprint book lined up but the publisher went out of business so they're shopping it around again. So keep hope alive, ugly children everywhere, but be prepared to be crushed by it. Cause it's like that.


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tashaoner on 4.27.2011
I used frozen cubed sweet potatoes and just steamed them and pureed them in a food processor with one chipotle and the taste went well with the rest of the ingredients! Super yummy! Thanks for a quick and easy vegetarian recipe. (I also make brown rice in large batches once a month and freeze it in 1 cup portions so that speeds up the dish )
sappermont on 6.18.2010
Awesome recipe. Thanks so much for sharing! I can't wait to try some of your other recipes.
marytenn on 5.23.2010
these were sooo good! Just delicious; a great combo of flavors. I was in a hurry so use canned yams instead of cooking the potato and that seemed to work out fine.
girlandcoconut on 5.19.2010
I'm looking forward to trying these! There was a great little spot in my college town that had the best potato burritos, I'd never even heard of them before that. And I would much prefer sweet potato to regular so this is really making my mouth water! Thank you for sharing xo


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Meanwhile, THE BUTLER, the film which will follow Eugene Allen, the butler who served eight American presidents while he worked in the White House from the 50's to the late 80's has new cast members.
But, if like your HOLLYWOOD SPY, you prefer a good sf movie set in space, Warner Bros. has announced their work on THE WIND. The story is kept under wraps but it is known that it will be set in a colony somewhere in space. The film is being produced by MEN IN BLACK producers and will be directed by Nic Mathieu according to "The Hollywood Reporter".


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Today's main-floor laundry rooms are much more convenient—and stylish—than their basement-dwelling forebears. This one combines elements of the adjacent kitchen and butler's pantry: the same Shaker-style cabinets, here given a coat of deep green paint; a pale Carrara countertop; gleaming black-and-white marble flooring; and a pair of unexpected storage-seat stools. The beadboard backsplash adds another classic touch—and hides the dryer vent and water hookup.
The mix of traditional and offbeat elements looks handsome but not fussy. "It's dressed up and cheerful," says interior designer Becca Laufenberg, who created the room with business partner Wendy Daniel. Her guidelines for making a utilitarian room suited to an out-in-the-open location: "Keep neighboring architectural elements such as cabinetry and trim the same, then get more playful with the color palette and other finishes," says Laufenberg. Here are ideas for creating a similar space.


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Most current testing of lime quality involves discovering the neutralising value of the lime based on method P33, which uses hydrochloric acid to react with the Calcium Carbonate neutralising the acid. The more acid that can be neutralised by a determined sample of the lime product the higher the Calcium carbonate content of the lime. Fortunately your soil is nowhere near the acidity of Hydrochloric acid. If it was then you would need a lot of lime in order to grow anything.
Another lesser known test is the Hars/Resin test, which uses an acid with a pH value close to the average pH value of soil to give you a more accurate indication of how much of the product is going to be readily available and how much is going to need a good amount of time for the soil to slowly break it down. Much like the ocean breaks away at the limestone cliffs of our coastline except without the pounding action of millions of tones of seawater everyday.


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Your round up of what's happening in Durban over the next few weeks – do your bit and support local :)
Fri 28 Apr:
Litchi Orchard Market – Litchi Orchard, Salt Rock
Fri 28 – Sat 29 Apr:
Andre The Hilarious Hypnotist at SUNCOAST
Sun 30 Apr:
Sunday Beats at SUNCOAST with Durban-based acoustic singer/songwriter Cheryl Engel
now – Sun 28 May:
Beauty and its Beasts Exhibition at the Durban Art Gallery
Mon 1 May:
High Chai Tea at The Oyster Box from 2:30pm, booking essential
Thurs 4 May:
The Love Coffee #2 Launch on Florida Road
FIRST THURSDAYS in the Station Drive Precinct – check out:
The Commune, The Plant, Distillery 031, S43, The Station, The Warehouse Durban, The Vintager, Scout, Fortune Coffee, Con Amore, The Loading Bay & Shoppe
FIRST THURSDAYS on Florida Road – check out: Sidebar
Sat 6 May:
I Heart Market – Moses Mabhida Stadium
Bubbly Fest at The Litchi Orchard
Sun 7 May:
Wonder Market at Chris Saunders Park
Weds 9 May:
Contemporary Parenting Signature Course at Makaranga
That Comedy Show at S43
Thurs 10 May:
The flavours of Johnnie Walker in the Grill Room at The Oyster Box
Sun 14 May: Mother's Day
High Tea in the Pearl Room from 3:30pm at The Oyster Box (R390pp)
or Mother's Day Lunch on the Ocean Terrace from 12pm at The Oyster Box (R750pp)
Hillcrest Country Market on Mother's Day
Mother's Day concert at Wavehouse Durban with the Kwazulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra, Ard Matthews, Natalie Rungan and Clive Gumede at 3pm, tickets via Computicket.
Fri 19 May:
Caxton & Robin Hood Foundation Fundraiser at The Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre
Thurs 25 May:
Meander Fine Wines Pairing Dinner at Big Easy by Ernie Els at The Hilton Hotel
Tues 16 May -4 June:
Mamba Republic starring Ben Voss & John van de Ruit at The Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre
Thurs 25 & Fri 26 May:
Molière's fabulous comedy Tartuffe at the Courtyard Theatre, DUT
Fri 26 May:
Curry Master Class and a 3-course dinner in The Pearl Room, with Executive Chef Kevin Joseph (R850pp)
EVERY Saturday:
Shongweni Market – Shongweni Lot 451, MR551 Road
EVERY Sunday:
The Morning Trade – 15 Station Drive
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Hey everyone! How's it going?
It's taken a while, but yes, I'm back. That urge, that itch to dive into the lives of Cody and Ryan and Madison and Declan and Abby and … well, I can't tell you who ends up with Abby because that would be giving away book three.
And yes, there will be a book three.
… Anyway, that itch is back!
I've spent the last week in the mountains, which is where part of Abby's book will take place, and the ideas have been coming. The twists and turns and character quirks have been buzzing around my head. The outline is laid out, and the words have started to flow.
I'm excited to share more of who Abby is, a bit of what she and Jake have gone through, and what it took for her heart to mend after Trey walked out. She's made appearances in The Shore and For You, but this next book will be all about her.
So when should you expect Abby's story? I haven't a clue. Not a one. I know how long it took me to write Ryan's story, and then Madison's, but your guess is as good as mine as to how long it will take to write Abby's. You can always check here and on Facebook and Instagram to see how things are going. Ya'll be the first to know. See? I've been down south and it's rubbing off!
Thank you for your patience, and thanks to everyone who has asked when the next book will be ready. That's the best thing an author can hear. And let me tell you how weird it is to call myself an author!
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I have immersed myself in reading about the finer points of cricket over the last few days.
And then this happened (psychoanalyse me, do what you will. I already know I am mad):
I turned up at the WACA and realised I was wearing sandals. Oops.
I made call after call trying to get through to my parents to ask them to bring my joggers.
But no one was answering. I managed to get through to my cousin at the same time I saw an old primary school friend with feet as big as mine, who agreed to lend me her shoes.
Then I had race back to my car, which I'd hastily parked illegally, to try and find somewhere to park it properly, but of course all the carparks were full. I really didn't want to get a parking ticket - surely Ricky Ponting didn't have this problem?
All the while I was thinking what the fuck am I doing here? Surely there was someone else, thousands of someone elses, hundreds of thousand in fact, who should be doing this.
Sure I had had some insignificant role in a couple of Twenty20 matches recently, but this was a One Dayer. Didn't they know how horribly unfit I am? I'd struggle to run from one end of the field to the other, and I was meant to stay out there all friggin day?
And why was I wearing my own One Day shirt? It wasn't the right uniform and not even the right colour. And was it ok to wear a skirt? No one had told me otherwise.
I was frantically searching the internet on my phone, looking for an official squad list, looking for confirmation that this was all a joke. But Google failed me.
I was doomed to make a complete arse of myself in front of the cricketing world.
It was worse than the dream where you turn up to school sans pants, because I didn't like most of the people I went to school with. This was a nightmare.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Too much cricket?
Posted by Miss Field at 7:03 AM
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at least you had sandals, MF
in my recurring dream I am always barefoot and I do not realise till halfway through it.
- February 16, 2009 at 7:20 AM
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Growing up in Tennessee, I always knew I would be a mom. I always wanted a family of my own. When my first baby Saddie was born, I was probably the most nervous mom to exist. Fitting my baby into her car seat the first time made me see just how vulnerable our babies are.
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Happy Hump Day fellow Healthy Chicks! Today I am proud to entertain you with a guest post from one of my favorite readers/fellow blogger Jenny Jen. She is one Blonde Bronzed Twenty Something who knows the ins and outs of relationships, dating and men (something I am totally clueless about). Alas, let me give the floor (er, blog) over to her! Jen, you may take it from here…
Healthy as we might be with other aspects in our life, we're not so much with men. We are told to go for the good guy, yet fall for the bad. We are meant to walk away from a relationship without looking back, not wanting the ass hole even more. We are supposed to take the oh-so-obvious hints that he's just not that into us, but instead we focus on the signs that show us he is. We my friends are twentysomething women who – although healthy and in control in other areas of our life – lack the same nutrients and wholesome diet in our dating life.
Well consider me your relationship trainer. I'm going to give you the core tips to energize your love life. So are we ready girls? Time to swap those Nike runner's for a pair of Manolo thigh-high boots and start walking:
1) Keep a 'dating diary': The same way you would record the calories and eating items you intake to notice patterns and how each food makes you feel after consumption, do the same with men. We often forget the bad and overwrite it with rosy stories that are far from accurate. Keep this journal to understand your patterns, in hopes to prevent making the same mistakes again.
2) Everything in moderation: We are always told that too much of something is never a good thing. If he uses excuses such as work, studying, moving, etc., realize that someone who wants to see you will fit you into his schedule, no matter what. I've dated people in high demand jobs such (think doctors and hockey players), yet they still managed to make time for me. Got it? Alternately, be aware of spending too much time with the man of your affection. If you're together 24/7, you likely don't have room for other aspects of your life and wellbeing since he has become it. Neither of the two choices are a healthy alternative. Instead, indulge in him but make sure to make time for yourself and your friends, because at the end of the day, if Casa Nova and you break it off, you and your friends are the only one who can pick up the pieces.
3) Work it: You're not going to burn calories, release endorphins and start noticing changes on your waistline unless you start working out. Wish as we might, sitting at home playing on our Macbooks won't get us into shape. Same with dating. Though we can try to peruse the net for potential suitors, it's going out, meeting people and putting ourselves in a social environment that will get us to reach our goal. So put on a hot little number, head out and make it happen.
4) Avoid Toxins: You wouldn't dare ruin your diet with something that was unhealthy or distructive to it, so why would you do that you with your men? You know that hung over feeling you experience the morning (and day, and evening) after drinking? Those are the effects of toxins in your body. Toxic relationships are destructive to your well being. Not only do they halt motivation and make you less productive, but they also deter others from you (no one wants to get toxins). And deny as you will that the boy is toxic, listen to those around you who refer to him (and who you become with him) as such. No one should be bringing your fabulous, foxy-self down. A partner is meant to bring out the best in you, not worst.
We wouldn't settle for a bad gym, we wouldn't feel good from a half-assed work out, and we certainly wouldn't feel clear headed and airy if we ate a meal full of junk. If you put in the same thought and awareness as you do with your health, I can assure you you will find that grade A relationship you so desire.
-Jenny Jen
Thanks for such a wonderful, fun post Jen! You may contact Jen on Twitter @BlondeBronzed, read her hilarious, informative relationship blog here and email her at email@example.com.


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Welcome to the Myth Museum!
The largest collection of creatures from Philippine mythology and folklore on the web.
Feel free to explore our virtual museum such as the Creatures Gallery, a list of Philippine mythical creatures, such as the Aswang, Tikbalang and Kapre, with descriptions about their appearance, habitat and characteristics; Story Collections, a collection of myths, folktales and personal narratives dealing with paranormal events; and the Bulletin Board, the official blog of the Myth Museum, where special features, news and updates are being posted. For more information about our museum, please check our Museum Info page.
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Reacting to the demands of a delegation of the office bearers from the National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) who met chief minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday, the state government will now prepare a special policy to encourage food trucks in the city.
One of the major demands of the NRAI was a reduction in the number of licenses that are required to set up a hotel in the state especially in Mumbai.
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As per the officials, the tourism department and the BMC will be asked to look into the making of the policy.
The Times of India quoted Fadnavis saying, "The government will work on a separate policy for food trucks in the city. It is a good concept and it will be beneficial in areas where there are offices or tourists areas. Even women self-help groups can benefit out of the concept".
"Nearly 29 licences will be reduced in the coming few months. Already some licences or permissions have been merged or have been done away with," TOI quoted an official.
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The government is also planning to make a single window system to get licences easily. According to the new policies of government if one wants to open a restaurant or hotel there is no need to take police's permission.
"The state government is trying to cut more licences out. However, it is an on-going process as many authorities are involved in the process and they are also being consulted for the same," an official said.
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Programming of RDB is characterized by a succession of time slots to satisfy
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8.00 – 12.00
Every day are offered different programs, regarding some issues of the day. The program is a kind of entertainment, through an original and lively animation, imbued with humor. It consists of several headings (education to love, youth, world culture and show business, educational issues around the role of women and the family, current events), with the aim to inform, entertain, involve the audience, make them think … (via e-mail, SMS, telephone).
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The MGH Institute campus comprises parts of four buildings in and around the historic Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston.
The Catherine Filene Shouse Building at 36 First Avenue is the graduate school's main building which houses most of the classrooms, labs and departmental offices. The Office of the Provost, the departmental offices for the School of Nursing, the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and the Department of Physical Therapy are all in the Shouse Building. The Offices of Information Technology and of Operations are also located there, on the fourth floor.
The Executive Administrative offices, including the Offices of the President, Finance & Administration, Human Resources, and Development are across the street, on the second and third floors of Building 34.
Down one block in Building 39, on the ground floor, are the Office of Student Affairs, departmental offices for the Program in Medical Imaging and the School of Nursing, and the Office of Marketing and Communications.
In January 2012 the Institute expanded by 21,000 square feet taking over the top floor of 2 Constitution Center, just outside the Navy Yard and directly overlooking the USS Constitution, more commonly known as "Old Ironsides." The addition includes new and expanded physical therapy labs, a 102-seat active learning classroom with state-of-the-art technology, the school's first dedicated research space, and lounge and study areas that students from nursing, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology share.
The Institute's space now exceeds 100,000 square feet – a 50% increase in the past decade.
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Members of Dietitians of Canada help shape policies on food and nutrition at the national and provincial/territorial levels to help promote the health and safety of Canadians. To do this, we work closely with the Federal government, Provincial/territorial governments, and other health care professionals.
(November 2014) –Comments focus on recognizing the unique contributions of health organizations/NGOs and impacts/risks related to food composition and labelling.
(July 2012) - DC responded to an invitation from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to comment on general principles for plans to improve food inspection through inspection modernization.


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The airline industry offers tremendous opportunity and job security for pilots, especially with such robust growth in air travel projected over the next twenty years
|By John Slattery
President & CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation
A shortage of pilots is a real threat to the airline industry, but the Air Carrier Training Rulemaking Committee (ACT ARC) of the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) is finally proposing concrete steps to address the issue. Read more in my latest blog post. Last month, the FAA's ACT ARC issued its recommendations to provide an alternative pathway to the famous "1,500-hour rule." This does ot solve the entire pilot shortage issue, but it is the biggest development in many years that goes a long way to help the situation.
A shortage of pilots is a real threat to the airline industry and it is already an issue in some world regions. Despite the US carriers being the most vocal, Chinese, European and Asian airlines are also working hard to staff their cockpits.
The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) predicts a need for around 5,00,000 new pilots in the next 15 years. That is roughly 20 per cent more than the current capacity to train them. On top of that, an ever-shrinking number of students are willing to take classes to become a pilot. According to the FAA of the United States (US) FAA, the number of pilot certificates issued to students shrunk an average of 2.7 per cent annually over the last five decades.
The shortage has already caused airlines to cancel hundreds of flights this year. Some communities lost air services completely which forced passengers to travel further just to get to a functioning airport. The Committee's proposed modification would allow new hires to obtain a certificate with restricted privileges after completing an Enhanced Qualification Programme (EQP). With a predefined curriculum, the programme would be executed mostly by regional airlines with help from the FAA.
One way to attract more pilots is to shorten the time to progress through training and to accumulate qualifying hours
In short, this new way of thinking equates hours in classrooms and simulators with experience operating an aircraft by accumulating 'credits' to reduce the total number of required flight hours.
Two credit accounting methods were proposed:
Airlines are also developing other alternatives to mitigate the problem. Some are working to attract new pilots at a much earlier age, even as early as high school. JetBlue Airways for example, has set up its own programme by offering internships for aspiring commercial pilots while students are at the university. United Airlines is linking up with flight training schools and developing career path programmes so that students have a job upon graduation.
Carriers are also offering generous signing bonuses, raising pay scales and improving benefits. One way to attract more pilots is to shorten the time to progress through training and to accumulate qualifying hours. That time savings translates into cost savings for a new recruit and up to two years more time earning a career salary. That is a significant incentive.
There are encouraging signs that these initiatives are working, particularly in the USA. Airlines there are getting back on track to meet their future staff levels. I am optimistic that we, as an industry, will find new ways to bring a whole new generation of pilots into the cockpits of our airplanes.
Flying is a fantastic career. If you are considering a future in the skies, the airline industry offers tremendous opportunity and job security for pilots, especially with such robust growth in air travel projected over the next twenty years.


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Here are some diet tips from Asia that you can use to help you lose weight. I hope this video helps you make a plan for your health and nutrition, but it's not …
Here are some diet tips from Asia that you can use to help you lose weight. I hope this video helps you make a plan for your health and nutrition, but it's not …
ive switched from diet sodas to 'crystal lights'(common in american super markets) raspberry green tea(have no idea if its even actual green tea or only flavored tho) a couple years ago and lost 40 lbs.. though i also quit eating chips while watching tv as well and it may be due to that as well.
also a worthy note regarding vegetables, collagen & having darker skin(more melanin), is that collagen promotes heavily the development of keloid(raised) scars, where hypotrophic(flattend) scars is considered ideal.. and darker skin tones thats not white w. red tones, anything olive and above causes hyper-pigmentation(temp. discoloration that last up to 18 months after even slight injury to the epidermis, E.G. a mosquitos bite etc). b.c of this Practically ALL cleansing soaps sold in asian super markets contain the chemical which in america is referred to skin bleaching(and cost hundreds here for such instead), to help combat those things. lol, just a word of caution to those outside asia.
freaking love misoshiru
My jaw dropped when you mentioned that companies have weight policies.
I will definitely follow this I really think it's will help me with my diet thank you so much
I got to lose 100 lbs at least. And I'm definitely trying to eat slower, make smaller portions, cut out the sugary drinks, etc. And you know what? I realized that I was definitely eating too much, because even though I'm eating less, I still feel satisfied and I don't feel hungry after an hour like I thought I would. 🙂
The bitter taste in the green tea is not meant to be there. You should boil the water to maximun 85 degrees or the leaves will give out that bitter and foul taste
Wonderful video!
One thing I'd note is that Korean sweet potatoes are not the same as American sweet potatoes! They are white and have a milder taste and I prefer them to the orange kind.
your accent is such cute. hehe
I'm 13, 5'1 ft and my waist line is 32…huhuhu,they kept on telling me to loose some weight
you ramble alot
I live in the u.s. Do you know of a place where I can buy that rice steamer bowl you have? Also what is the proper name for it. Lol but great video. Can't wait to make mine next week!
Thank you very much for all this tips and translation
Not all Green Tea are created equal.Can you tell me any brands that are effective I can get in the States? Love your channel by the way.
Omg I almost didn't recognize you with the blonde hair >.< ^~^
What if I don't like tea?
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It's a fact – In this day and age, more of us are overweight than underweight. Everyone seems to be on a diet or weight loss program. The problem with diets is most people see them as a temporary thing they need to do to get them where they want to be. We constantly hear things like "Bob lost 20 pounds in one month on the Super-Spectacular diet". Sounds great, but what ...


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Tell Congress: Stop the attacks on wind energy!
In the last five years, clean wind energy has made up 35 percent of all new power capacity - in large part because of the incentives provided by the Production Tax Credit.
But fossil fuel companies successfully killed the wind industry's most important incentive at the end of last year, and since then the growing wind industry has been brought to a near standstill.
Now, Congress is considering renewing the Production Tax Credit - but fossil fuel companies are lobbying to keep that from happening. Make your voice heard to support wind energy now.
Tell Congress: Stop the attacks on wind energy and extend the Wind Production Tax Credit now.
The Wind Production Tax Credit is one of only a handful of positive things that has a real chance to pass during this Congress because it has strong bipartisan support throughout the Midwest, where states like Iowa already generate almost 20% of their power from wind energy. Just last week 144 members of Congress from across the political spectrum sent letters to their colleagues calling for a renewal.
While the fossil fuel industry's subsidies are literally written into the tax code and haven't expired since they were first put into place, over 100 years ago, the wind industry's Production Tax Credit has needed to be extended by Congress four times in just the last 10 years.
This has created an unstable boom-and-bust cycle where the wind industry expands rapidly when the tax credit is in place, and then collapses when it expires. Even so, the wind industry has grown 12-fold in the last six years - and, with a long-term extension of the Production Tax Credit, is on pace to generate 20% of US energy and employ 500,000 people by 2030.
The fossil fuel industry, however, has consistently attacked the Production Tax Credit, and now that it's expired, has been ramping up its campaign to stop it from being renewed in 2014. We can stop them, if we make our voices heard.
Tell Congress: Don't cave to the fossil fuel industry. Extend the Wind Production Tax Credit now.
Thanks for fighting for clean energy.