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Josh :: Group Project Pt. 3
Overall, I have to say that I was impressed with the use of new media in the six sites I reviewed (Daily Herald (IL), Dallas Morning News, Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia Inquirer, The State (SC) and The Tennessean). Read the rest of this entry
Josh :: Group Project Pt. 2
So far I've reviewed the Daily Herald (IL), Dallas Morning News, Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer. Three of the sites have a dedicated multimedia page, while Dallas Morning News has a photos/videos drop down menu in the main navigation. Read the rest of this entry
Josh :: Group Project Pt. 1
I just completed my Google Docs forms for both the Daily Herald and Dallas News sites. The Daily Herald site, which caters to the suburbs of Chicago, was pretty straightforward and contained relevant community based information. They were lacking in the social networking area, but I would expect people in this region who want these features to read the Chicago Tribune. Read the rest of this entry
Heather: Third Post for Group Project
Out of the six sites I looked at (the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Denver Post, the Omaha World Herald, the Providence Journal, the Oklahoman and USA Today), USA Today and the Denver Post stick out as being the best at using new media technology and the best overall, in my opinion. These two sites used space much better than the other sites and they incorporated multimedia, podcasts and other new media the best in their overall layouts. I was also much more comfortable moving through their sites than I was with the other sites- I feel they were laid out logically and I found things easily. The multimedia options enhanced the sites rather than took away from them. Overall, they seemed more professional and more "well-done."
One of the things that these sites could do differently, in the case of the Omaha World Herald and the Cleveland Plain Dealer, would be to run their own sites that contain information just for their specific newspaper. Not only was it harder to find these two sites, it was much more difficult to navigate through them than the others. I realize that using a different site to run your newspaper might be much cheaper for these smaller, more local papers, but I feel the investment would be worth it if there were enough online viewers.
As far as what these sites are doing well, I would have to say the "social" aspect of these sites, for the most part, is very good. All the sites I looked at had some sort of "social" aspect to them where people could comment on stories, email stories to friends, "Digg" or rate stories, etc…They should all keep this up. Letting readers get involved can only help these papers, in my opinion.
In my opinion, USA Today was the overall "best site" because it was laid out the best, it was easiest to navigate through, it utilized multimedia and new media the best, it had an overall "professional" look and out of all the sites, I would go back to this site on my own at a later time. I might have felt more connected to this site because it was more national rather than local news, but surfing this site still stands out as the most enjoyable out of the six.
Heather: Second Post for Group Project
The four sites that that I've looked at so far, the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Denver Post, the Omaha World Herald and the Providence Journal, have been similar and different in many ways. As far as multimedia is concerned, the Denver Post made the best use of it, while the other three sites could use more multimedia overall.
In the same way, I enjoyed being on the Denver Post website more than I enjoyed any of the other sites. Both the Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Omaha World Herald were run by other sites so they came off much less professional or inclusive to me. I felt like clicking off the sites the moment I clicked on them. The Providence Journal wasn't so great either, in that it seemed very "local" or "amateur" in feel. It focused mainly on local news and sports. Maybe I would like it more if I was from there.
In regards to what they could all do differently, all but the Denver Post should increase their use and visibility of multimedia (but not go overboard with it!). The Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Omaha World Herald should run their own sites and make them more exciting. The Providence Journal should make their site more social by adding "Digg" and "share this story" links. Overall, for reasons I have mentioned, the Denver post is the "best" I've seen and the Omaha World Herald is the "worst" I've seen.


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Karin Timpone is Global Marketing Officer at Marriott International. In this role, Karin leads the integrated global marketing and consumer relationship management strategy for the company. This includes evolving the strategy to strengthen the relevance of Marriott's portfolio of brands to the Next Generation Traveler. Under Karin's leadership, the global marketing team has integrated new brands into the portfolio, grown its loyalty member base, innovated new digital marketing platforms, pioneered an industry-first content studio and global social media command centers, as well as introduced new global marketing partnerships in sports, entertainment, travel and technology.
Karin joined Marriott from the Walt Disney Company, where she was the Senior Vice President, Product Strategy + Marketing for Disney ABC Digital Media. While there, she set up the first-ever digital media product strategy and marketing team for the company and led consumer strategy for brands such ABC.com, ABCNews.com, ABCFamily.com, and Disney Channel and Oscar.com and the introduction of award-winning mobile products. Prior to the Walt Disney Company, Karin was head of Marketing for Yahoo! Media Group as well as Consumer/Customer Innovation. She also served as senior marketing executive at the Seagram Company where she helped lead strategy for a broad portfolio of brands, including Absolut Vodka. She has extensive experience working in product marketing and new product development for various Fortune 500 companies in both the U.S. and internationally.
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Three Years ~ And Three Gifts to Give Away
18 comments:
- Margie said...
Suzanne!!! Congratulations and boy do you know how to celebrate in fine, pretty, Suzanne style! I would expect nothing less. Enjoy your day and weekend my friend.
- 8/12/2011
- Italian Girl in Georgia said...
Thanks sweet Margie. I saved a piece of "Nemesis" for you! Now you are first in line for some goodies.
Ciao bella,
- 8/12/2011
- C Pohl said...
congrats, love, love your blog, thank your for the give-a-way, would love to win....love are the art
- 8/12/2011
- Jenny's Heart said...
Congratulations on your blog birthday! That cake looks so good! I am a fool for a chocolate cake.
- 8/13/2011
- Pat said...
Happy Blogiversary - I think I gained five pounds reading your post!
- 8/13/2011
- www.designgivesback.com said...
Congrats on your third blogoversay! I hope you can visit our Miracle Makeover blog party at www.designgivesback.com to see how design promotes healing for an 8 year old boy with brain tumors. I hope to see you there! HPS!
Many thanks,
Sherry, The Design Gives Back Team
- 8/13/2011
- Christina Carnoy said...
Happy Blogoversary!!!!!!!
- 8/14/2011
- RobinfromCA said...
Suzanne, everything is beautiful as always!! Congrats on your blogoversary! Mine came and went this hectic summer ignored by me...may have to celebrate an unbirthday later. :-) I might need that cake too. Yummy!!
- 8/14/2011
- Marydon said...
Beautiful giveaways & congrats on your 3rd year.
Would you be so kind to (& tell your friends) comment on my BLOG ONLY (emails don't count), for the Miracle Makeover fund drive. Charlie, 8 yr. old, & his story are fabulous. Every comment brings us a $1 for the next person that will be sponsored.
Have a beautiful weekend.
- 8/14/2011
- Beverly said...
Congratulations on your blog and your publications. And, happy birthday to your birthday boy.
Did you save me a slice of that cake?
Thank you for participating in this very special Pink Saturday. I hope your visitors will come over to comment and help us to raise more money for the next Miracle Makeover. The good news is that you can leave a comment each day through the 18th, and each comment earns $1.00. So, please come comment again and again.
- 8/15/2011
- maid marian said...
Congratulations on your blogoversary and being featured in those publications! You are very talented. Enjoy!
- 8/15/2011
- Jennifer Hayslip said...
Congrats on 3 years of blogging and your gorgeous published work!!!! The cake WAS decadent tasting! Bravo girlie! xoxo,Jenn
- 8/15/2011
- Marti McClure said...
I love the simpicty of your wor - it is so beautiful! I really love the combo of the natural browns ands off whites. Congrats on your recent publications! ~Marti
- 8/15/2011
- Beth said...
Always happy to show your work off Suzanne!
- 8/16/2011
- Italian Girl in Georgia said...
Thank you new visitors and my old friends for your kind comments!
- 8/17/2011
- Pansy Cottage Girl said...
Congrats on your feature! Your blog is lovely and full of so many sweet things! There are a lot of beautiful blogs around but they dont have "that feeling" that yours does. Thank you for sharing a glimpse of your passions.
- 8/18/2011
- Monica said...
Congrats Suzanne! I loved seeing your creations in the magazines!
I usually don't enter giveaways, but you are so sweet... please put my name in the hat, I'd be delighted to own a piece made by you!
Monica xo
- 8/22/2011
- Italian Girl in Georgia said...
Oh, thank you all so much for your kind words. Now, I must spend a little time visiting all of you!
Ciao amici,
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OK so the word I chose was Balance. I have balance in some areas of my life, I can stand on 1 leg (sometimes ), I can carry a tray of food & drinks, and I can even balance a checkbook. I'm looking for the balance that comes from within- mental balance and emotional balance. I want to hold a steady pace, take everything that comes my way and keep a level head. I have always been the one who is a little more sensitive and at times quick to jump to conclusions. I think balance will be the key.
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Sneak Peek: Mieke Verbijlen
Mieke Verbijlen is a photographer based in Antwerp, Belgium. Six years ago, she moved into the second floor of this old house along a tree-lined street with nice galleries nearby. As a collector of beautiful things with a love of second-hand pieces, Mieke's style just fell into place. She'd love to have a couch, but her home is too small for that, and she'd rather have the space open than make it feel too full. Thankfully, the wooden floors and nice windows make up for the less-than-perfect bathroom and kitchen, and the price is right. All the great light helps keep her plants happy (her good care helps, too). You can find more of Mieke's work on her blog, which she shares with Veronik Willems. Mieke also started shooting her friends' apartments about a year ago, a project typically done on film in order to capture the atmosphere of each place. She feels that shooting her own place is the hardest, so Sophie Schellekens kindly helped with some of these shots, as well. Thanks, Mieke and Sophie! — Anne
Image above: I bought this cupboard when I first moved here. One of the glass windows broke when friends tried to get it upstairs, and I never repaired it. I initially I bought it for the kitchen, and for a long time my cups and plates were in it. I used to have shelves on the wall for the books, but I like changing things around, so later I decided to bring the cupboard into the living room for the books. Not all of them fit, so there are piles on the ground, but I don't mind. I think a place can never have enough books.
Image above: This table by the window in the living room is the spot where I am all the time when I work at home, but also for computer stuff, eating, visitors and so on. The tablecloth is from Fog Linen Work and is my all-time favorite. The pillow on the chair is made by my friend Renilde from At swim-two-birds. The drawing on the wall is by my friend Charlotte Koopman, who is my favorite illustrator in the whole world.
More inside Mieke's Antwerp home after the jump . . .
Image above: My bed next to the stairs. I used to sleep in the front room for the first four years, but this spot is much better, although it's a bit strange perhaps because it's the room where you enter [the apartment]. The curtain used to be my grandmother's, but as you can see, her windows were not that big, so my mother stitched them together to make it long enough for my window.
Image above: I painted the stairs with a color from Farrow and Ball six years ago. I'm not sure if I would still choose that color at this moment, but somehow I still like it. I found the shelf in that color, and it's almost the same. The mobile is from Flensted. From here, you can see the kitchen windows, which I really like.
Image above: I don't like the tiles or the brown work top, but it's a practical kitchen!
Image above: I don't sit at the kitchen table very often but sometimes in summer. I use it more when I'm cooking. In winter, it can get very cold! The two white cabinets are from my brother. He found them in the basement of the house he bought and wanted to get rid of them. The two fig trees and a huge sparmania are making this corner very green. The Pinocchio on the wall is a funnel and must be the only Alessi item that I like.
Image above: Plants and Charlotte's drawing again.
Image above: The stacks of books I mentioned in the caption above. The plant is pilea peperomioides. This was my first one, but I have many of them around the house, and new babies keep growing. Now all my friends have ones that I grew here!
Image above: The bathroom I don't like with the same tiles as the kitchen. I really wonder who thought of a blue bathtub! But yeah, I can live with it. After checking out new apartments, I've seen worse, and besides, the tiles and the bath are quite cozy in my opinion. The wardrobe was in the first room where I lived as a student, and when I left, I asked the landlord if I could take it with me (I gave an Ikea wardrobe in return). The little cabinet is a very old one that used to be my grandmother's.
Image above: Another fig tree in the morning light. The leaves are about to fall off, but I'm sure there will be new ones soon.


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Today's Scripture: Then he said, I pray thee therefore, father, that thou wouldest send him to my father's house: 28 For I have five brethren; that he may testify unto them, lest they also come into this place of torment. Luke 16:27-28
One of the hardest funerals to officiate as a pastor is the funeral of someone who you know was not born again. Only slightly less hard is the funeral for someone who you are not sure was saved or lost.
The only comfort you can give to the family is to say, "No matter where your loved one is right now, they would want you to know the truth about salvation." From there, you can give the Gospel.
In our passage today, we read the familiar story of the rich man and Lazarus. The rich man was so tormented in the flame that all he wanted was a drop of water to cool his tongue. His priority was that his five brothers would hear the truth and not join him in the torment.
One famous comedian said he wanted to go to hell because that's where all his friends would be. As we see in Luke 16, those who are there do not want others to join them.
Friend, after death it is too late to be a soul-winner. We have a call from beneath – from those whose only hope is for someone to share the good news of eternal life with their family and friends. Now is the time to answer that call!
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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 22, 2010
Clarity Group, Inc., a leading provider of healthcare risk, quality and patient safety software and consulting services, announced today that it has launched its new 2.0 version of the Healthcare SafetyZone® Portal ("Portal")
The Portal is Clarity's web-based solution to electronic event reporting and data management, which have become necessities in all healthcare systems/provider organizations focused on patient safety. The Portal, which was created in 2003 by Clarity's development team, provides its users with a streamlined data collection system that is populated by user-defined fields so that users know they are collecting and reporting on the information that is of value to them. Also built into the Portal is a powerful notification engine that allows for a real-time access to the data for immediate follow-up and consultation. The system is HIPAA compliant and is set up to your exact specifications, from the questions being asked to what information is seen by those doing follow-up. Kim Reed, IT Manager for Clarity Group and lead developer of Portal 2.0 says, "The Portal gives our clients the ability to collect not only patient safety events of falls and medication errors, but is used broadly to manage such areas as patient complaints, infection control events, equipment failures and security events. The Portal enables each client to determine the events it wants to collect and how it wants to collect and follow-up on the information provided."
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Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON was one of the brilliant student in the medical institute TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, DANIELSON was awarded medical credential – by the Institute during the year 1986.
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EUGENE City's one of the best doctor Dr. DANIELSON lives in 1255 HILYARD ST street. The Full address of physician is as follow however reported address may be CompleteName – CHRISTA DANIELSON Line 1 Street Address – 1255 HILYARD ST Line 2 Street Address – City – EUGENE State – OR Zip Code – 974013718 Country – USA
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Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON Practice and experience
Dr. DANIELSON graduated in 1986 since then is practicing in medical field for about 30 years. Since 1986 no malpractice has been reported for this physician. Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON is practicing in PEACEHEALTH with other 78 doctors. Doctor and his group mates are now practicing in PEACEHEALTH, EUGENE – OR and other hospitals lited here.
Medicare Assignment & Participation With Insurance Companies
Medicare is social insurance program in USA and Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON accepts Medicare medical insurance approved amounts as May or may not. If physician Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON takes Medicare approved payments then 30 insurance companies under Medicare are accepted by Dr. DANIELSON.
Phone Number and Email Contacts
Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON , Works with PEACEHEALTH, due to some privacy issue we can not provide the direct email contacts here online.
Phone Number
Phone number of doctor CHRISTA DANIELSON is available at the official website of the organisation PEACEHEALTH, also you may contact the office of doctor at PEACEHEALTH and other hospital can also give phone number of Doctor DANIELSON. However due to privacy issue we can not provide phone number of DANIELSON here.
Dr. DANIELSON Reviews
Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON , – FAMILY PRACTICE is one of the most famous doctor in EUGENE, OR, having specialization in FAMILY PRACTICE. Here is reviews and rating Based on various surveys.
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Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON Hospital & Office
Dr. DANIELSON worked in various hospitals in practice life under the organisation PEACEHEALTH. Office of Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON is in the corresponding Hospitals. Dr. DANIELSON working office hours are from 8:10 to 15:30 during this time you may visit the Docotr's office at PEACEHEALTH, However emergency support by Dr. CHRISTA is not surely known.
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Fix Appointment with Dr. DANIELSON
Getting appointment with Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON is very easy by visiting the hospitals where doctor provides services, however emergency appointment with Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON depends upon time available to doctor. User rating are 4 out of five, which is very good and is above average.
You may also contact the PEACEHEALTH for getting General appointment or emergency appointment as Dr. DANIELSON Provides all its services under PEACEHEALTH.
Treatments Provided By DANIELSON
Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON , is primarily specialized in FAMILY PRACTICE, and thus provides best treatments in its area of interest FAMILY PRACTICE. However Doctor CHRISTA DANIELSON also have some other specializations.
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Malpractice by Dr. DANIELSON
Dr. CHRISTA DANIELSON , – FAMILY PRACTICE is highly famous and intelligent doctor in EUGENE, passed out from TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE in 1986, and have a very tough experience of 30 years thus providing best medical treatments.
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Stocking up on food is a smart move to keep you and your family healthy and fed if there is a catastrophic event. However, being prepared for an emergency – especially one with an aftermath that might last a while – calls for more than just stocking up on food.
If you are confronted by a tornado or earthquake, for example, you could find yourself in dire need of water purification options, good-quality first aid kits, sanitation supplies, flashlights, temporary shelter options like tents or tarps, and much more, so you and your loved ones stay safe.
If you live in an area that is prone to natural disasters or if you simply want to be prepared for an emergency, take a look at such companies as SOS Survival Products and Quake Kare. These companies provide a wide array of supplies, and you can choose what you expect you would need if a catastrophe occurred where you live.
We think the best survival food supply kit and emergency food storage company is Wise Company, thanks to its wide variety of high-quality, long-lasting foods for a bargain price.
Wise Company, Food Insurance, and Thrive Life aren't the only options for emergency food supply kits and emergency food storage out there, but we consider these three companies the best options for all of your emergency food preparedness needs, and we've highlighted the best qualities of each.
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1. Wise Company: Best Overall
Wise Company
With high-quality foods that last up to 25 years, we consider Wise Company the best overall company for emergency food preparedness kits.
Our research showed that Wise Company is the best food storage service. It makes all its own products, and its offerings include an impressive variety of high-quality survival foods that can last for decades. This company is dedicated to creating good-tasting food that caters to a wide population. It also makes specialty items like gluten-free foods. You can purchase items a la carte or in bulk and use them for long-term storage, camping or food rotation as your needs dictate.
Wise Company is slightly more expensive than average, but its food is much cheaper than the most expensive companies we evaluated. Furthermore, the food has a long shelf life, and the company itself offers a variety of foods to choose from, including military MREs that don't require water.
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2. Food Insurance: Best Value
Food Insurance
Food Insurance provides the best value for its quality and variety of its emergency food kits.
Food Insurance has nice purchase options, including a pay-as-you-go service that makes food storage more affordable upfront. Also, when we compared the price of a one-person, three-month kit across all competitors, Food Insurance's kit was more than $300 below the average price. That makes this company perfect for budget-conscious buyers who care about emergency preparedness. The site also has lots of sale items every time we check it, and you can use a price filter to narrow down food options to only those you can afford.
Food Insurance has tasty freeze-dried and dehydrated food you can buy in bulk or a la carte. It doesn't carry a lot of brands, but there is good variety within the handful of brands it has. If you're on a specialty diet, you can filter results by searching the diet you're one, such as gluten-free or soy-free.
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3. Thrive Life: Best Tasting
Thrive Life
Thrive Life doesn't market itself as an emergency food preparedness company, but its focus on regular use and purchase makes it the best-tasting option.
Thrive Life packages its own food and sells a wide selection of tasty ingredients you can use to create your own meals. This company sells proprietary shelving that adds to the initial investment but also makes it easy to seamlessly incorporate the food into your daily menus. The shelves use gravity to make sure the oldest food is always at the front for you to use.
Thrive Life also offers a lot of recipes and ideas to ensure you cycle through its food on a regular basis. As such, you won't even come close to the 20-year cutoff. This food is good enough to eat, not just store for an emergency.
The specialized shelving is nice but not necessary. Without it, Thrive Life's pricing is competitive. However, the company advises customers to consume their meal kits within 6 to 9 months, their To-Go bowls within 1 year, and snacks within 2 years, as these products don't last as long as the 25-year cutoff for their individual products.
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We've been testing and comparing emergency food supply kits and companies since 2013. In total, we've spent over 120 hours researching these services online, consulting with food storage companies and talking with industry insiders. Our aim is to determine which emergency food supply kits and services are best and, better yet, to help you choose what works best for your family's needs.
How we evaluated
We looked at the shelf life, cost and options available for each company during our comparison. While we didn't actually taste-test foods from each company, we judged the services by comparing the support services, food choices and product information.
Food is only one part of survival in a bad situation, so we have also reviewed emergency preparedness stores. However, for this review -- long-term food storage services -- we just focused on getting the proper nutrition in a crisis rather than everything those stores offer. We looked for the best place to buy good quality food with an exceptionally long shelf life. There are different types of companies that provide that. There are food storage companies that make and sell their own brand of food and nothing else, and the food quality is quite good from many of them. That is a fine option, but we found the all-around emergency preparedness stores offer good alternatives for food, too. They sell a range of high-quality emergency food brands in addition to many other supplies you might need.
Finding the Best Food Storage Service for You
What to Look For
Whether you opt to buy your food storage directly from the manufacturer or from an all-around preparedness retailer, the best ones make it easy to get what you really need. They take a lot of the guesswork out of the process by creating collections that make sense – three-month, six-month and one-year supplies, for example. Many also offer pay-as-you-go plans so you can spread out the cost of appropriate food storage for your household.
Most food storage companies offer a range of one-person kits with enough food to last from only a few days to a few years. We looked at each service and noted the prices for both three-month kits and one-year kits to determine an average price range. We found that individual three-month kits start around $600 and usually go as high as $850. However, there are still some companies out there that will charge over $2,500 for the same amount of food. As expected, year-long kits are much more expensive, starting around $2,100 and going as high as $4,000. The amount and types of foods vary from service to service, but you will find that a lot of the food options are similar. When deciding which service to go with, make sure you choose your kits based on the foods that you are most comfortable with and likely to want to eat.
Food & Water
During our research of food storage services, we looked at what kinds of food and nutrition options are available. Basic food groups like meat, fruits and vegetables are valuable, as are all-inclusive entrees for the less cooking-oriented user. You should be able to expect at least 20 years of shelf life from these products, and many last even longer. The initial investment is generally significant, so we like getting at least two decades of the peace of mind that comes with having your food storage in order.
We looked for the services that offer a mixture of food types so you can plan for different types of emergencies. High-calorie bars and MREs are great for short-term catastrophes while grains and beans can get you through a longer period of unemployment, for example, or an evacuation due to natural disaster. We prefer the services that offer not just filters and chemicals for purifying water but actual water, in cans or pouches. You may or may not be near a water source of any kind in an emergency, so it is important to have some drinking water on hand, to stay hydrated and to prepare your food.
Specialty Diet
The best companies have food and dietary options that cater to meat eaters, vegetarians and people with special health requirements in their diets. Some services stick to more common foods and meat-based entrees with high caloric content. Knowing what kind of food you need for an emergency is crucial in choosing the right food storage service.
In case you have specific dietary needs, including those due to allergies, many of these services offer alternative foods. Vegetarian meals are common, and services like Thrive Life and Food Insurance offer gluten-free options. The best services make it easy to find specific food types.
Equipment & Extras
No one likes to think about devastating events that could force you to live without modern conveniences for long periods of time. It is always a possibility, though, and it makes sense to set aside some tools and supplies for being more self-sufficient. To that end, many of these stores offer seeds to start your own garden and canning or dehydrating supplies to preserve more of the food you grow.
If you buy it all at once, or even most of it at once, food storage requires a significant financial investment, and an emergency food estimator, found on the best sites, can help you determine how much food you will need to feed yourself or your family, along with the cost of everything you want to purchase. The estimator can calculate by days, months and the number of people for whom you are obtaining food.
Help & Support
Some services offer emergency education, similar to brick and mortar emergency preparedness stores. This information can offer survival tips about food and other topics. Each service should also offer phone and email for customers. Live chat is a less common but still useful way to communicate directly with companies.
The best food storage methods
There are several ways to prepare food for survival storage, and the best method depends on what you're preserving. Consider using several of these methods in your food storage plan so you have a variety of food when disaster strikes. Below, we've listed the most common food storage methods as well as how long they can preserve food.
Freezing - The FDA's Refrigerator & Freezer Storage Chart helps you determine if you can freeze a food and how long it can be kept in the freezer before spoiling. For example, steak and roasts keep in the freezer for up to 12 months, making them some of the longest lasting freezer foods. That isn't long compared to other food storage methods, but it can be helpful if you're in a short-term pinch. You might want to consider getting a dedicated food storage freezer. Just keep in mind that should your electricity go out, frozen food will go bad rather quickly.
Drying - According to the Food Safety Hotline, drying is the oldest method of food preservation. Fruit and meat preserve really well with the help of a food dehydrator. According to Dehydrator Living, dehydrated fruit can last five to 10 years if properly stored. This is longer than canned food, which only lasts up to five years.
Smoking - Meat and fish are most often preserved using this slow cooking method. Some grills, including Char-Broil The Big Easy, double as smokers. Follow the USDA's Smoking Meat and Poultry guidelines to ensure your food is safely prepared. The USDA states that smoked food should be used within four days if refrigerated, but it can be frozen for longer.
Canning & Bottling - You can preserve vegetables, fruit, meat, seafood, poultry and more by cooking it and sealing it in sterile bottles. As part of the canning process, you boil the food, which kills or weakens bacteria. Because of this, canned food lasts for a long time – up to five years. Once you open the bottles, the food is once again susceptible to going bad. Follow the National Center of Home Food Preservation's canning guidelines to safely can food.
Salting & Pickling - These two preparation methods are very similar. Salting removes moisture from foods and is commonly used to cure meats. Pickled food has been marinated in a saltwater solution, also called brine. You can salt or pickle a variety of foods, including seafood, meat, vegetables, fruits and eggs. According to Food Republic, pickled vegetables and fruits keep for about five to six months. Remember to refrigerate anything you pickle.
Vacuum-packing - When you remove oxygen from food, bacteria weakens and dies. VacMaster tells us that vacuum sealing preserves food three to five times longer than storing it in plastic containers and bags. Frozen vacuum-packed food lasts six to 12 months, while refrigerated food lasts one to two weeks. To learn more, check out our favorite vacuum sealers.
To learn about other food preservation methods, check out the Food Safety Hotline.
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With all eyes on the Klopp derby you'd be forgiven for thinking it's the only Europa League tie going on but in the best of the rest there's an all Spanish affair between the holders Sevilla and Athletic Bilbao. Here's our five things to look out for.
Battle of the bosses
There are few better coaches around than these two. Chelsea have looked at Bilbao's Ernesto Valverde before and both Swansea and West Ham have considered Unai Emery. The former was also courted by Real Madrid this season but has now signed a new contract. Emery will still be on many top clubs' lists this summer and is trying for a third straight Europa League with Sevilla.
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Athletic's Aritz Aduriz has eight goals in Europe this season – that's as many as Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Robert Lewandowski. His goal against Marseille was one of the best of the season so far and he has also played himself into the Spain squad. Fernando Llorente scored over 100 goals for Athletic Bilbao but they booed him towards the end when he asked for a move. He has had limited success, in Italy and now at Sevilla, since leaving and will may start on the bench.
Premier League past and future
Sevilla midfielder Steven N'Zonzi played over 100 games for Stoke but it's his midfield partner Grzegorz Krychowiak who could be next to play in England. Arsenal were interested in the summer but were put off by the £30million price tag. The Polish international will be a wanted man again at the end of the season.
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Inaki Williams is back from a month-long lay off with an ankle injury. Athletic's top scorer behind Aduriz is only 21 but the club have just extended his contract until 2020 and bumped his buy-out clause up to £50m.
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Sevilla have not won away all season but are formidable at home. Athletic were not great against Gary Neville's Valencia in the last round and have lost key defender Aymeric Laporte. They need to establish a lead at home preferably without conceding.


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A crucial differentiator is NovAtel's business model of not competing with its customers.
"We have a lot of knowledge and value to share here," says Seitz. "We maintain a philosophy of being an OEM partner only. We do not set up any other type of distribution that could compete with our customers in the field. We are the only agricultural GNSS company that does this. Stara will never have to compete with NovAtel in their market. "
Sustained and flexible technical support extends from product design and integration through to the manufacturing line and into the marketplace.
Consequently, the partnership between the GNSS OEM and ag equipment manufacturer spans product inception to go-to-market date and on through the market-driven product-refresh cycle
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In the case of Stara, NovAtel has been able to coordinate with Stara's equipment manufacturing cycle so that the latest technology is deployed over a timeline consistent with Stara's equipment upgrades and rollouts.
Oliveira says that this model "brings very nice, customized, and quick solutions to our market." Because Stara has its own electronics developments inside the company, Stara and NovAtel can coordinate efforts at the engineering and application level to bring solutions "tailored to the scenario found in each [Stara customer'] market or even each [Stara] customer and application, instead of offering general solutions to the market," Oliveira adds.
One example is Stara's Topper 4500 controller for precision farming, which features a large color screen with 3D graphics processing and display, digital maps, and real-time monitoring of application rates. The system's controls are designed by Stara engineers and support a wide range of uses, including variable-rate seed planting and fertilizer applications, yield monitoring, and automated precision guidance. The Topper 4500 "is constantly updated with the new GNSS technologies designed by NovAtel," Oliveira says.
NovAtel supports these efforts with product reliability rates three times the industry average, which is very important to the agriculture market.
The company has developed innovative navigation technology solutions such as the early integration of GLONASS in agriculture-specific GNSS receivers and dual-frequency GLIDE, a firmware solution that is of particular importance for Stara.
Stara is based in Não-Me-Toque, in the Rio Grande do Sul state of Brazil, a region that experiences high levels of ionospheric activity. These atmospherics can affect the propagation of GNSS satellite signals and, therefore, the positioning accuracy of receivers in Stara's farm equipment product line.
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Kansas Passes School Funding Fix
KTOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Kansas legislators passed an education funding plan Friday night after top Republicans rewrote it to gain broad, bipartisan support so that it would satisfy a court mandate and end a looming threat that public schools across the state might shut down.
The votes were 116-6 in the House and 38-1 in the Senate, sending the measure to Republican Gov. Sam Brownback, who told reporters he would sign it. The GOP-dominated Legislature met for two days in a special session forced by a state Supreme Court ruling on education funding last month.
Lawmakers struggled with how to pay for a $38 million increase in aid to poor school districts for 2016-17 --- in a dispute that ultimately focused on less than 1 percent of what the state already spends. Brownback said lawmakers did "a fantastic job."
"When I called the special session, my effort was focused on making sure that we could get something to pass that would satisfy the court and keep them from closing the schools down," he said. "That will happen."
Kansas is embroiled in a lawsuit filed by four school districts, and legislators were fashioning a one-year funding fix ahead of a potentially more contentious legal and political battle over schools next year. The immediate issue was complying with the Supreme Court's mandate to make the distribution of state aid fairer to poor school districts.
"I think that solves the problem," said John Robb, an attorney for four school districts suing the state over education funding. "We should be able to put that chapter behind us."
With Kansas facing an ongoing budget crunch, lawmakers avoided increasing overall state spending by diverting money from other corners of state government to schools. The Republican plan approved by lawmakers relies less on reshuffling of existing education funds than a previous GOP plan.
The plan had endorsements from school districts that both stood to gain and lose some aid. Robb said they and the state expect to send a joint statement to the court that its order had been satisfied.
"Everybody ought to be just warm and fuzzy about it," said House Speaker Ray Merrick, a Stilwell Republican.
GOP leaders' first plan cleared committees in both chambers Thursday. But dissention among Republicans forced Merrick to send the plan back to committee for a rewrite.
A sense of urgency came from the Supreme Court's warning in its recent ruling that schools might not be able to reopen after June 30 if lawmakers didn't make further changes. Many have programs, serve meals to poor children and provide services to special education students during the summer.
The state has been in and out of legal battles over education funding for decades, and the latest round began with a lawsuit filed in 2010 by the Dodge City, Hutchinson, Wichita and Kansas City, Kansas, school districts. Kansas spends more than $4 billion a year on aid to its schools.
The Supreme Court ruled last month that the education funding system remains unfair to poor schools, despite three rounds of changes over the past three years.
The court is considering separately whether Kansas spends enough overall on its schools --- and could rule by early next year. Brownback and GOP legislative leaders already have committed to overhauling the education funding system next year.
The state's fiscal woes complicated education funding issues. Kansas has struggled to balance its budget since GOP lawmakers slashed personal income taxes in 2012 and 2013 at Brownback's urging to stimulate the economy. State tax collections have fallen short of expectations 10 of the 12 past months, something the governor blames on slumps in agriculture, energy production and aircraft manufacturing.
The plan approved Friday taps motor vehicle fees, dips into the state's share of a national legal settlement with tobacco companies in the 1990s and captures funds from selling off the assets of a state economic development agency to private investors.
Legislative researchers said 77 of the state's 286 districts would lose some aid; 169 would gain; and 40 would see no change. Under GOP leaders' first plan, 141 districts would have lost some aid.


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Somebody made a comment about the extreme right being violent. I observe that both extremes are very similar. They are autocratic, intolerant, and very willing to use violence. They are so close, in recent decades we have seen hard core communist regimes in China, Vietnam, and Russia evolve towards a neofascist brand of authoritarian, highly stratified caste based regime.
I'm now observing the Castro family dictatorship struggle as Raúl Castro tries to drive Cuba towards the neofascist mold while trying to satisfy the remaining Marxist hard core's wishes to preserve the communist system even though it's such a huge failure. And what I see Raúl trying to accomplish is possibly similar to what is advocated (silently) by the hard core right wing elite in the USA, a repressive autocracy which uses modern technology to brainwash and control the population. An approach the extreme left will also use and is using wherever it gains control.
It's amazing, but what George Orwell wrote about is happening. What he didn't see was the advances in computer hardware and software, surveillance methods, and biological/medical sciences. The Castro dictatorship is working very hard in these fields, they even have a standard procedure which includes taking a series of biological samples when they "request" that suspected dissidents present themselves at the political police center for questioning. They are setting up a data base to identify suspected "enemies of the state" by their smell, looks, etc. Orwell never imagined how horrible it could turn out.
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The WRT Audi squad won the opening round of the 2018 Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup at Monza.
The best of the Belgian team's Audi R8 LMS GT3s driven by Christopher Mies, Alex Riberas and Dries Vanthoor came from fifth ahead of the opening round of pitstops to take Audi's first victory at Monza, the traditional season opener since what was known as the Blancpain Endurance Series hosted it in 2011.
Vanthoor emerged from the final stops of the three-hour race in second position behind the leading Strakka Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3 driven by Maximilian Gotz and quickly closed down a deficit of nearly four seconds.
The Belgian made it past the Mercedes co-driven by Alvaro Parente and Maximilian Buhk for a first time with just over half an hour to go when he got a better run out of the Parabolica.
But Vanthoor had to give the position back when it was adjudged that he had exceeded track limits by crossing the white line that sits two metres out from the pitwall on the Monza start-finish straight.
One lap later, Vanthoor looked first to the inside and then the outside into the first chicane and put two wheels on the grass as Gotz moved back across on him.
The Mercedes driver was adjudged to be at fault and had to cede position to the Audi for the infraction.
Vanthoor was able to pull away from the Mercedes over the remainder of the three-hour race and crossed the line with two seconds in hand.
Mies said the victory came as a shock.
"We're all a bit surprised because we didn't expect this — we weren't too far off, but we weren't the strongest," said Mies.
"We saved a set of new tyres from free practice for Dries to have at the end, so for me and Alex it was all about giving him the car in the best possible position."
The Black Falcon Mercedes of Maro Engel, Luca Stolz and Yelmer Buurman took third position after battling back from a stop-go penalty, making it past the Grasser Lamborghini Huracan GT3 of reigning champions Mirko Bortolotti, Andrea Caldarelli and Christian Engelhart in the closing stages.
The car had to take a drive-through for an infraction during a full-course yellow virtual safety car at the end of the opening hour.
The Lamborghini, which was hit by a 15kg Balance of Performance weight penalty ahead of qualifying, just hung onto fourth from the Emil Frey Jaguar GT3.
Engelhart crossed the line just three tenths ahead of Mikael Genier aboard the XKR-based Jag he shared with Alex Fontana and Adrian Zaugg.
The Jaguar had looked on course for a top three finish until losing time in its final pitstop.
The SMP Racing Ferrari 488 GT3 that had qualified on pole position led through the opening hour in Miguel Molina's hands before Mikhail Aleshin was unable to do anything about a charging Buhk in the middle hour.
A loose bolt in the throttle mechanism cost the car time when Davide Rigon took over for the final hour and then forced the car into the pits for repairs.
The Attempto Racing Audi shared by Pieter and Steijn Schothorst and Kelvin van der Linde took sixth position.


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As part of the company's role as commercial real estate advisor to the City of Chicago, Jones Lang LaSalle is actively marketing an 8,000-square-foot restaurant in Chicago's Gold Coast that was bequeathed to the city by the family of its former owners after it closed.
The restaurant space, located at 1300 N. Astor Street, was former the home to Maxim's, which for decades was a favorite night spot for the city's movers and sharkers as well as visiting Hollywood celebrities. (See photo above from 1970 featuring Douglas Fairbanks Jr. dining at the restaurant)
JLL's Hugh Murphy told the Chicago Sun-Times that the space is in great condition and that the city has received several offers from interested buyers.
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