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As temperatures drop, New Englanders prepare for the cold by filling their bellies with food that is best slurped and sipped. That means ramen, of course. And while instant-noodle packets like Maruchan and Top Ramen have their place, you can find tastier takes on the popular Asian noodle bowl all over town, with more popping up every year. Every region of Japan has their own take on the dish, and most of them are available in noodle nooks around the Boston area. Below is a list of our favorite ramen restaurants. Some specialize solely in ramen, some offer ramen alongside other Japanese delicacies, and some aren't ramen restaurants at all—but just offer a unique take on an ancient recipe. Enjoy.
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Yume Wo Katare
Porter Square
Serving up just one style -- with a crucial gimmick
One of the most renowned ramen locations in New England, Yume Wo Katare is laid out like a classroom with communal tables facing the chefs who are hard at work churning out bowl after bowl of Jiro-style ramen. You'll only find one style served here, so you know it has to be good. After all these years, customers still only have to make two choices when it comes to ordering -- whether or not you want a mound of fresh garlic and whether you want two or five slices of pork. Sorry, vegetarians, you're out of luck. This decadent broth is made from slowly simmering pork bones for over 24 hours, and the super thick noodles are made in-house. A warning to the shy, Yume Wo roughly translates to "talk about your dreams," and diners here are encouraged to do just that. After finishing (or trying to finish) your hearty bowl, customers are asked to stand and share their life goals in front of fellow patrons...while the noodle master grades your attempt to finish your meal.
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With Shojo and BLR (Best Little Restaurant), the team behind the Ruckus helped change the attitude and quality of Boston's Chinatown cuisine. Now, two years since it opened, noodle heads from all over the city have proclaimed Ruckus the best recent ramen opening in Boston. Think classic ramen dishes offered in a hip-hop vernacular. The crowd-pleasing tori paitan ramen comes with chicken broth, a soy egg, leeks, purple cauliflower, and crispy-skinned fried chicken -- yes, fried chicken. Customers can also choose from the tsukamen dip (buckwheat noodles and squash curry), shoryuken ramen (pork neck, yuba and shoyu broth), black garlic mazemen (togarashi lamb, soy egg, nori, and chili), or the miso lit ramen (spicy miso broth, ground pork, soy, egg, nori, and Ruckus paste). Plus, any dish can be personalized with additional sides, known here as "Swag."
Little Big Diner
Newton's premier noodle pop-in
Nearby in neighboring Newton, you'll find Little Big Diner. Little in size and huge on taste, the suburban sensation's pan-Asian menu offers five varieties of ramen and a seasonal selection to boot. Choose from paitan chicken, chili chashu pork paitan, miso ramen (spicy or not), shoyu ramen -- and yes, even a vegetarian pumpkin ramen prime for fall in New England. But, if you're really hungry and willing to put your fate in the chef's hands, upgrade to the Chef's Ultra Ramen, which combines each of the options into one bowl. Add-ons are also available with each selection for a nominal fee.
Snappy Ramen
Davis Square
You can enjoy both sushi and ramen here
Once known as Snappy Sushi, then Snappy Ramen, the restaurant now combines both skill sets under one banner -- Snappy Kitchen. Snappy's offers a wide variety of broths that suit the carnivore and vegetarian alike. Start with Spicy, Miso, Tantan, Veggie or Shoyu and build upon that base with nine add-on options that can satisfy even the pickiest and most refined palates.
Fenway, Back Bay
Your go-to spot for a late-night bowl
Ken Oringer and Tony Messina's famous izakaya at the Eliot Hotel has long been revered for inventive (yet pricey) makimono, sashimi, and nigiri. A few years back, the duo decided to spice things up by introducing an affordably priced late-night ramen menu with local nighthawks and service industry workers in mind. Now, on Friday and Saturday nights from 11pm-1am, three options of ramen are written on a cardboard menu, placed somewhat in view, and that's that. These late night offerings quickly became a local sensation and their cult following continues to grow as many in-the-know foodies cite this as the best ramen secret in town.
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka
Back Bay, Harvard Square
Lower-sodium ramen that doesn't skimp on flavor
What began as a simple mission by founder Santouka in the 1980s to "make delicious ramen" has since spread around the globe and recently to two spots in the Boston area -- one in Harvard Square and one in Boston's Back Bay. Instead of the often elitist take on the traditional fatty, salty, meat-heavy noodle soup, Hokkaido offers a variety of ramen that is often lower in sodium and proclaims a mission to offer more appealing options to health-conscious customers, children, and vegetarians. This is ramen for the people, and that being said, you may have to enjoy it at a large communal table with all of those other people. From traditional pork broth and soy-based vegan broth with mushrooms to a brothless ramen, your options here should satisfy everyone.
Allston, Assembly Square
The small chain with a killer, thick broth
With three locations in NYC, two in Taipei, and now two locations in the Boston area, Totto Ramen is quickly spreading influence over the world ramen community. Specializing in paitan-style ramen, this is one of the thickest and heartiest broths in the city. Though it's one of the few places without a pork broth option, you can still choose from four broths (three chicken and one vegetarian) and top your base with as much sliced pork as your hunger desires.
Little Donkey
Central Square
Matzo ball ramen, anyone?
Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonnette continue to tingle your taste buds. Chefs and co-owners of Coppa and Toro (Boston, NYC, and Bangkok), the two opened Little Donkey a little over two years ago boasting a worldly tapas menu that includes eccentric takes on some already esoteric global dishes. If you're looking for authentic ramen, keep looking, but if you want to try something different then you'll want to sip and slurp your way through the matzo ball ramen. Made with chicken broth, burnt onion, schmaltz tare, and corn and fleshed out with spicy chicken, the hearty bowl comes in two sizes and has been heralded as a successful fusion of Japanese and Jewish staples.
Chick Chick Boom
Central Square
Give the people what they want: wings and ramen
You really have to be really, really good to pull off a kitschy restaurant name, and CCB has done it. Quickly winning over the hearts of Central Square and Lower Allston, Chick Chick Boom is a welcomed spot for neighborhood nosh in an otherwise dead zone for food. When it comes to comfort cuisine, what better to scratch those itches than wings and ramen. While Chick Chick Boom boasts Parisian picnic tables and free wifi, their offerings are often enjoyed "To Go" as patrons head down the freshly groomed bike trail from Cambridge back to their Allston apartments. While their menu may not offer the most traditional styles of ramen, CCB does offer up some delicious Asian fusion options like the Green Curry Chicken Ramen and Honey-Glazed Pork Ramen.
Tsurumen Davis
Davis Square
A cash-only experiment 1,000 days in the making
The best noodle shops in town tend to be backed up with some sort of local folklore that's as rich as their secret broth. Tsurumen Davis is the most recent startup with a story to tell. Head chef, Masuo Onishi, opened this past spring and intriguingly said from the start that he will remain open for 1,000 business days before figuring out his next move. While we hope he sticks around, Onishi hails from Osaka and has lived in Honolulu and North Carolina, so it wouldn't be surprising if he brings his noodles of joy to another town once those 1,000 days are up. Don't think of this as deadline as much as a beautiful Japanese take on impermanence. At the least, it still gives you a few years to grab one of his traditional Osaka-style ramen bowls that has everyone in town talking. Then again, since he only serves 50 bowls per day and keeps the strangest of hours (noon-1pm and 6-8pm), it may just come down to being in the right place at the right time. Like everything good in life, this may take some effort, persistence and patience. Oh, and of course: cash only.
Ganko Ittetsu
Coolidge Corner
A nod to Sapporo's past for delicious noodles in Boston today
Ganko Ittestu serves up traditional Sapporo-style ramen, and since Sapporo and Boston have similar climates, following these traditional recipes provide the perfect ramen for our fair city, no matter what the season. With strong attention to detail, each bowl of Ganko's ramen allows the tare to caramelize with the vegetables while a base broth is added for a more aromatic flavor. Each meat is cooked at a different temperature and added at the appropriate time. And the noodles? Well, the noodles are none other than the much sought-after Nishiyama Seimen Noodles, which were selected to match Ganko Ittestu's unique flavor profile.
Oisa Ramen
From pop-up hotspot to slurp-and-go noodle haven
After "popping up" around town since 2015, chef Moe Kuroki finally found a downtown brick-and-mortar location for her ramen in early 2018. The cozy nine-seat nook is meant for a fresh, quick bite for those on the run, and very reminiscent of the street food experience back in her native Japan. While in Boston she's worked with some of the city's best noodle purveyors (many of whom are mentioned above), but now she has a place all her own she's garnering some great reviews and getting the respect she deserves. The "Smokey" and the "Truffle" are available hot or chilled, and then, of course, there's the "Oisa Tonkotsu" packed with pork, burnt garlic oil, sesame seeds, pickled mustard greens, soy egg, scallion, and pickled ginger. Oh, and by the way, Kuroki is also offering up four varieties of ramen salad bowls. Haven't heard of that before? Us neither, but if they don't catch on, we'll be surprised.
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This morning R and I popped into the city for some one-to-one time together. first we decided to get a hot chocolate and toasted teacake, then we hit the shops. We looked at clothes, toys and cookery bits. R chose an outfit in New Look (when your daughter's start buying clothes there you know they're growing up!) she even tried it on in the changing rooms just to make sure it looked right. We bought presents for family day tomorrow, and looked around the market. Daddy stayed home with the little 3 who spent the morning playing.
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It's blog to-do time! That's right, the Biannual Blogathon Bash kicks off today and I'm participating. One of the best things about being a deep diver is that I tend to stumble upon excellent resources pretty quickly. This was definitely the case last June when, only a few months after publishing my first post, I discovered and participated in the Biannual Blogathon Bash. I absolutely love anything that provides me with focus, goals, and prizes for my achievements. So, it's no surprise that I'm participating in this month's Blogathon (especially since I won an awesome prize last time – let's see if I can make the cut again!).
Since I've recently rebuilt my blog, this is actually perfect timing for this Blogathon Bash. There are a few items on my bloggy to-do list and I plan to knock out as many as I can this weekend; while also completing some of the mini-challenges.
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Outlander heart-throb Sam Heughan is in peak shape
Actor Sam Heughan has melted many hearts as Jamie Fraser in Outlander but it turns out he is right at home in the freezing cold.
The Scots star took a rare day off from filming the hit TV series to face cameras of a different sort – those of The Adventure Show.
Sam joined Cameron McNeish for a special BBC2 programme to be broadcast next year – and even said that the outdoors presenter was somewhat of a hero to him.
Executive producer Richard Else said: "Sam is passionate about the outdoors and keen to share this love with as many people as possible.
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Cameron said: "As Sam strode out alongside me, the 6ft3 stride making easy work of the snow-covered slopes, I couldn't help notice how much at ease he was in these conditions – as though his Outlander alter ego had taken possession of him. He is a man completely at home in a wintery highland setting."
It was all in aid of a one-hour Adventure Show special on walking – aiming to answer the question of, 'why walk when you can ride?'.
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He will also investigate the latest research that shows that walking can have far more positive benefits than just a healthy lifestyle – including altering the size of the brain and improving memory.
Mr Else, of Newtonmore-based Triple Echo productions who produce The Adventure Show, said: "We decided to walk up Creag Liath.
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"Now, in the strange but true department, Sam got in touch with Cameron saying he was a huge fan of the Adventure Show and would really like to do a walk with him.
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Fingal County Council is seeking expressions of interest from a suitably qualified individual to provide the following services:
Implementation of the Fingal Creative Ireland Programme 2019 including Cruinniú na nÓg to be held on 15th June – an annual event that celebrates culture and creativity in young people.
Implementation of the Fingal Remembers: Fingal Commemorations Programme 2018 – 2023.
The project manager will report to the Creative Ireland coordinator and work closely with the Fingal Culture Team.
What is Creative Ireland?
The Creative Ireland Programme is a five year all of Government approach to place creativity at the centre of all public policy. The vision is that every person in Ireland will have the opportunity to realise their full creative potential.
Job Description:
To provide management and administrative services for Fingal Creative Ireland including key events such as Cruinniú na nÓg and also the Fingal Commemorations Programme.
Services required:
Fingal County Council is seeking expressions of interest from individuals to provide the following services:
To provide management and administrative services for Fingal Creative Ireland including key events such as Cruinniú na nÓg
To drive the delivery of the Fingal Commemorations Programme 2018-2023 through active engagement with local communities to support the production of and ensure the accurate content of commemorative events
To work closely with relevant departments of Fingal County Council such as Communications & Media Office; Libraries Division etc.
Act as a focal point of communication between the Creative Ireland coordinator, the Fingal Culture Team and artists/community groups/media
Be responsible for uploading events onto the National Creative Ireland portal
Monitoring & Evaluation:
Devise a common evaluation process for all projects/events in conjunction with the Fingal Culture Team.
Project manager will report to the Creative Ireland coordinator on a weekly basis
Will be required to attend Fingal Culture Team meetings (usually quarterly)
To produce a report to the Culture Team at the end of each event/programme
Desirable Qualifications/Experience:
A thorough knowledge of the creative sector including arts, culture and history
Thorough knowledge of history, particularly era of foundation of Irish State
Experience of organisation of commemorative events
Enthusiastic person willing to work with local community groups and organisations
Good management & administrative skills
Good IT skills and knowledge
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proven organisational skills
Contract of application for contract:
Cover letter outlining suitability for the position
Up to date CV with personal statement
Minimum of 3 years' experience in a similar field of work required
Information of two relevant projects similar to this programme
It is envisaged that the services required will average 15 hours per week
The position is offered at a rate of €200 per day inclusive of all travel and other expenses payable on receipt of appropriate invoices fortnightly in arrears
Insurances and indemnification
The project manager shall effect and maintain insurance (Public Liability (€6.5m) and Employers Liability where applicable) necessary to cover their liabilities under this contract and will indemnify Fingal County Council. This is to be forwarded 1 week from date of signing contract and is to be valid when each invoice is being submitted for payment.
The contractor will generally work from their own base. However, they will be expected to meet bi-weekly in Fingal County Council with the Co-ordinator, and or members of the CI team to review progress and plan next steps. Facilitating project development with groups will necessitate working at various locations throughout the duration of the contract.
General conditions
The successful contractor must submit a current tax clearance certificate and may be required to be registered for VAT. For further information, see www.revenue.ie.
Payment for services covered by the proposed contract will be on foot of appropriate invoices, which will be based on agreed deliverables. Invoicing arrangements will be agreed with the successful proposer, following the award of contract.
The appointment will be on the basis of a fixed-term, all-inclusive Contract for Services issued by Fingal County Council.
The successful contractor shall be Garda vetted by Fingal County Council.
Contractors are required to have access to a car and possess a full clean driving licence.
Fingal County Council reserves the right not to award this contract and in this instance reserves the right to pursue other selection processes at its discretion.
Confidentiality of evaluation
After the official receipt of applications, information relating to the examination, clarification, evaluation and comparison of applications and recommendations concerning the award of contract will not be disclosed to applicants or other persons not officially concerned with such process.
Ownership of documents
All reports produced by in connection with this appointment will be considered the property of Fingal County Council, and may be used as a reference including for other projects without the prior approval of the successful candidate.
Written applications are invited from persons with experience within the community, culture and creative sectors to undertake this position. Expressions of Interest must be submitted by email only in Word or PDF format to email@example.com before Friday 7th June 2019 at 12.00pm. Late applications will not be considered.
Contact :
Queries regarding this contract or specification should be in writing only by email to email@example.com. Fingal County Council reserves the right to short-list applicants for interview.
Person Specification
Qualifications/Other Requirements
- Minimum of 2 years' experience working in a project management role preferably in a cultural discipline.
- Experience in office administration.
- Ability to manage varied tasks simultaneously, working effectively as a team member and on own initiative.
- Excellent and proven organisational skills and high attention to detail in managing a diverse and demanding workload, coordinating and carrying out multi-faceted activities.
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In the past few weeks Israel has been in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. There have been punch-ups with the outgoing Obama administration, which, consistent with decades-old policy on settlements, chose to abstain from a landmark UN vote rather than exercise its veto to block it. There were reportedly threats of war to nations that voted for the resolution. A case of an Israeli soldier who was sentenced for shooting a severely wounded Palestinian attacker saw what Israeli newspapers describe as "hooligans" descend to intimidate judges and the army. While the mob spat and shouted, Israeli politicians sought to inflame rather than cool tempers. Finally in Britain this week the Israeli ambassador had to apologise to foreign office minister Sir Alan Duncan after an embassy official was caught on camera in an undercover sting plotting to "take down" MPs – including Sir Alan – regarded as outspoken supporters of a Palestinian state.
There is no more serious a charge for a foreign embassy than its staff meddling in British government affairs. A British minister writing anonymously, to protect himself from abuse and character assassination, in the Mail on Sunday claimed that Britain's politicians had submitted to lobbying, "taken donors' money, and allowed Israeli influence-peddling to shape policy and even determine the fate of ministers". Only the week before Theresa May scolded US secretary of state John Kerry for calling out the current government in Israel for what it is: "the most rightwing in Israel history, with an agenda driven by the most extreme elements". It was either a bone-headed intervention by the prime minister – given that Britain helped broker the UN vote – or a craven attempt to ingratiate herself after being snubbed by the Israeli government. Neither looks good for Mrs May. An investigation into influence-peddling into this most sensitive of foreign policy areas is needed to get a sense of whether parliament or government is being corrupted. The foreign office has declared the matter closed, but it should not end there. Crispin Blunt, chair of the foreign affairs select committee, was elected with a remit to look at the lobbying by both Palestinians and Israelis and the effect on British policy in the Middle East. The terms of his committee's inquiry should be wide enough to look at whether pernicious influence was wielded by either side.
What has changed is that while Barack Obama stuck to the script of US foreign policy in the region, his successor, Donald Trump, says he won't. Mr Trump has nominated as ambassador to Israel David Friedman, a donor to the settlement movement, who is if anything to the right of Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. The family of Mr Trump's son-in-law and Middle East adviser Jared Kushner has donated to illegal settlements. This will suit Mr Netanyahu. He heads a coalition of rightwing radicals accused of seeing democracy as being synonymous with unchecked majority rule. This political messaging has changed Israeli society: in a poll last year four-fifths said Jews in Israel should be given preferential treatment. Half thought Arabs should be expelled.
This accelerating rightward trend leads to a situation where the occupation in the West Bank becomes seen as permanent, and further annexations envisaged. Israel would find it difficult to be a Jewish and democratic state if Palestinians did not have their own nation. Foreign ministers meeting this weekend to discuss the peace process should remind Mr Netanyahu of where he is heading. Mr Trump's endorsement of Jerusalem as Israel's capital by moving the US embassy there – a US congressional law not implemented by previous presidents – would be a disaster for peace. Mr Netanyahu, in the spotlight for graft allegations, portrays himself as a strongman. But he has been a weak prime minister who rules through acquiring multiple offices of state. Meanwhile the rhetoric of reaction goes unchecked, which is a road to ruin.
• This article was amended on 12 January 2017. An earlier version referred to Tel Aviv where the Israeli government was meant.


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Tom Brady has to make it three more weeks before he can resume his role as starting quarterback for the New England Patriots.
Yet while he serves his four-game suspension for his role in Deflategate, Brady doesn't sound like he's changing too much of his routine, particularly his famously strict diet.
While speaking to New York Magazine's Dayna Evans, Brady, who has delved into the specifics of his stringent eating habits before, explained why he puts himself through what would be nutritional hell for many others.
"I'm 39 and I get to play football for a living," Brady told Evans. "There are not a lot of people who get that chance. Part of that is because of the way that I treat my body."
He continued, explaining the importance of staying disciplined:
"There are not many people who get to play for as long as I have, and I want to be able to show the next generation of athletes that if you follow certain routines and you're disciplined in certain areas, then you could get to do this, too."
"Do you need to eat a cheeseburger every day to realize that you love a cheeseburger? Or could you eat it once a week … or once every two weeks … or once a month … or once every two months? ... I don't believe you could be a 39-year-old quarterback in the NFL and eat cheeseburgers every day. I want to be able to do what I love to do for a long time"
Of course, it's not as if cheeseburgers are the big items left off Brady's menu. He also revealed to Evans that he's never had a strawberry and doesn't plan to. This comes after Brady also said he's never tried coffee, that a personal treat is avocado ice cream, and his personal chef revealed that Brady won't eat nightshades, like tomatoes.
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- Domicile at our Terminal Smyrna, TN
- Positions available with assigned sleeper
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- Paid Life Insurance
- Paid Vacation Time
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- Paid Orientation
- Safety Bonus
Job Requirements:
- Must have a valid Class A CDL Interstate driver's license,
- Must pass a DOT physical from one of our chosen FMCSA qualified clinics
- Must pass a pre employment drug screen
- Must be able to operate a CMV on public roadways
- Must be 23 years or older
- No Felony convictions within the previous 10 years
- No failed DOT drug or alcohol tests
- Cannot be actively involved as a defendant in an active felony case or in an active misdemeanor involving assault to another person or involving drugs
- No DUIs in previous 7 years
- No Careless driving or reckless driving on MVR (3 years)
- No, at fault rear end collisions, rollover accidents, or jackknife accidents in the previous 3 years
- 12 months experience in the past 3 years pulling a 53' van if for van fleet of which 12 months must be over the road. (school counts as time served)
- No more than a combination of 3 moving violations or at fault accidents in the previous 3 years
- An acceptable PSP report
- No speeding citations of 15 mph or more over the posted speed
- Must be able to pass a road test administered by Venture Express
- Must meet all qualifications in section 391.11 of the FMCSA regulations handbook
Venture Express, Inc. is an interstate commerce for hire carrier and a force dispatch company that operates under the full jurisdiction of the FMCSA/DOT law. All drivers must hold a valid interstate class A CDL and pass a DOT physical and drug screen. The information contained herein is not a comprehensive list of duties, responsibilities, skills, and abilities required of this job. Such duties, responsibilities, skills, and abilities are subject to change at Venture Express, Inc.'s discretion. Venture Express, Inc. reserves the right to assign or reassign job duties and responsibilities at any time.
Venture Express, Inc. provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics. In addition to federal law requirements, Venture Express, Inc. complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.
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How everyday people can make a difference
Every person can make a difference. Every person's contribution to the crises of the day is not only meaningful, it is essential.
Every person today has the capacity and the potential to explore a unique spiritual path in this lifetime.
This is a path that is dedicated to finding and cultivating a Life's Work.
A "Life's Work" is the positive and unique legacy that any person can leave behind after they are gone.
A Life's Work consists of those things that a person wants to accomplish and leave behind, and to feel happy about having done, as they lay on their death-bed, contemplating their journey to the next undiscovered country.
A Life's Work consists of those manifested projects and ideals that result from personal talents and practical efforts to better oneself and the planet.
Many religious traditions speak of a Life's Work, probably in a way that made sense to the religion's originating peoples. Hinduism speaks of one's dharma, or worldly duties and responsibilities that one is supposed to engage in as a result of one's caste. The dharma of someone in a ruling caste is to rule well. The dharma of a teacher is to teach good things. Similarly, Protestantism speaks of one's "calling," or purpose, that one is supposed to do in this lifetime, which will bring a person closer to God.
I don't think it particularly matters what it is you call it, or what the religious basis for it is. For me, writing these words in an era of deep political, environmental, social and spiritual crises, I am more interested in describing a philosophy that is moored in a genuine sense of spiritualness and that is also relevant to the times.
The fact of the matter is that many of our cultural traditions (whether they are political, environmental, social or spiritual) are struggling to understand the problems of the day. How can they offer good solutions if they don't even understand the problems?
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In this way, the deepest crisis to ever confront the human species becomes the incubator for tremendous spiritual growth amongst humanity, and a potential crucible for the development of a human species that is far more enlightened and capable that any before in history.
It is only by being tested, that someone can discover their power.
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Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP)
What is a vaginal (pelvic organ) prolapse?
Your pelvic organs include your bladder, uterus (womb) and rectum (back passage). These organs are held in place by tissues called 'fascia' and 'ligaments'. These tissues help to join your pelvic organs to the bony side walls of the pelvis and hold them inside your pelvis.
Your pelvic floor muscles also hold up your pelvic organs from below. If the fascia or ligaments are torn or stretched for any reason, and if your pelvic floor muscles are weak, then your pelvic organs might not be held in their right place and they may bulge or sag down into the vagina.This is known as a pelvic organ prolapse (POP).
What are the signs of prolapse?
There are a few signs that you may have a prolapse. These signs depend on the type of prolapse and how much pelvic organ support has been lost. Early on, you may not know you have a prolapse as there will be no symptoms, but your doctor or nurse might be able to see your prolapse when you have your routine Pap smear test.
When a prolapse is further down, you may notice things such as:
urinary tract infections might be reoccurring, or
it might be hard for you to empty your bowel.
a heavy sensation or dragging in the vagina
something 'coming down' or a lump in the vagina
a lump bulging out of your vagina, which you see or feel
sexual problems of pain or less sensation
your bladder might not empty as it should, or your urine stream might be weak
These signs can be worse at the end of the day and may feel better after lying down. If the prolapse bulges right outside your body, you may feel sore and bleed as the prolapse rubs on your underwear.
What causes a prolapse?
Childbirth is the main cause of a prolapse. On the way down the vagina, the baby can stretch and tear the supporting tissues and pelvic floor muscles. The more vaginal births you have, the more likely you are to have a prolapse.
Other things that press down on the pelvic organs and the pelvic floor muscles that can lead to prolapse are:
chronic coughing (such as smoker's cough or poorly controlled asthma)
heavy lifting (washing baskets, supermarket bags or children), and
constipation - chronic straining to empty the bowel can cause prolapse.
What are the different types of prolapse?
Pelvic organs may bulge through the front wall of the vagina (called a cystocele), through the back vaginal wall (called a rectocele or an enterocele) or the uterus may drop down into the vagina (uterine prolapse). More than one organ may bulge into the vagina.
Who is likely to have a prolapse?
Prolapse tends to run in families. It is more likely after menopause or if you are overweight. But it can happen in young women right after having a baby.
Prolapse can also happen in women who haven't had a baby, mainly if they cough, strain on the toilet, or lift heavy loads.
Even after surgery to mend prolapse, one in three women will prolapse again.
Prolapse can also happen in women who have had their womb removed (that is, had a hysterectomy). In a case like this, the top of the vagina (the vault) can prolapse.
What can be done to treat prolapse once it has happened?
Prolapse can be dealt with simply, with laser; ProlapLase™ or with surgery depending on the level of prolapse.
The Simple Approach
Prolapse can often be treated without surgery, chiefly in the early stages, and when the prolapse is mild.
The simple approach can mean one of the following treatments:
- Pelvic floor muscle training - Where a program of treatment is planned to suit your individual needs, with the advice of a pelvic floor physiotherapist or continence nurse advisor
- Lifestyle changes - Learning what caused your prolapse, and making needed lifestyle changes, such as improving your diet, fluid intake, exercising and losing weight.
- Being aware - Being aware of good bowel and bladder habits to avoid straining on the toilet, or having a pessary (a plastic or rubber device that fits into your vagina) carefully measured and placed into the vagina to provide inside support for your pelvic organs.
ProlapLase™ is a non-invasive Er:YAG laser therapy for the treatment of prolapse, based on non-ablative photothermal stimulation of collagen neogenesis, shrinking & tightening of vaginal mucosal tissue and endopelvic fascia, and subsequently improvement of prolapse
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When the Chicago Wolves (19-14-5-2; 45 pts.) take on the Iowa Wild (17-13-6-3; 43 pts.) on Wednesday evening at Wells Fargo Arena, the two similarly matched teams from the American Hockey League's Central division will be looking to get back into the win column after each club fell in their previous contest.
Although Chicago currently sits two points above the Wild, Iowa holds a game in hand on the Wolves as both teams push towards solidifying a post-season spot.
As it stands at the moment, the Wolves are in 4th with the Wild directly behind them in the standings. Tonight will mark the fourth of eight matchup between the two clubs this season, and the last time these two clubs met was to open up the New Year, when the Wolves defeated Iowa by a score of 2-1 on January 1st.
The Chicago's NHL affiliate, the Las Vegas Golden Knights announced yesterday that they recalled defenseman Jason Garrison, who currently leads the wolves with 4 goals and 18 points in 31 games played from the back end.
In Garrson's absence, this means that the Wolves will be without their heaviest shot. Without this threat at their disposal, the Wolves already mediocre power play (14.9% efficiency) will look slightly different. It is expected that youngster Giffin Reinhart will be given a good look on the first wave in this game.
Defensively, it is paramount that the Wolves contain Wild forward Sam Anas, who has manufactured three goals and an assist in the previous three games against Chicago this season. As well, Wild forward Cal O'Reilly enters the game on a three game point streak, and has tallied two goals and five assists during the stretch.
Puck-drop is set for 7pm CT, and be sure to return here for some post-game coverage following the game.


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April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month
April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month. According to the American Dental Association, approximately 51,540 people are estimated to be diagnosed with oral cancer and cancers of the throat, tonsils and back of the tongue in 2018.
Routine dental checkups can help detect such cancers early, and changing a few potentially harmful habits may help reduce your chances of developing them. We've listed a few of the ADA's top risk factors below.
Gender - Men are twice more likely to get oral cancer. The American Cancer Society attributes this to higher rates of alcohol and tobacco use by men, but says more men of a younger age are being diagnosed with HPV-related forms of oral cancer.
Age - Most people who are diagnosed with oral cancer are 55 or older, according to the American Cancer Society. HPV-related oral cancers, however, are often diagnosed in people who are younger.
Tobacco - Whether you smoke it or chew it, tobacco use increases your risk dramatically. Smoking can cause oral cancer, as well as cancer in other parts of the body. Pipe smokers are also at a higher risk for developing cancer in their lips. Smokeless tobacco, like chew, can lead to many issues in your mouth, the most serious being cancer of the cheeks, gums, and lips.
Alcohol - According to the American Cancer Society, 7 of 10 oral cancer patients are heavy drinkers. Heavy drinking, as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is an average of two drinks a day or more for men and an average of more than one drink a day for women. If you are a heavy drinker and a heavy smoker, your chances of developing oral cancer increase significantly.
Diet - Poor nutrition also may put you at risk for developing oral cancer. A diet low in fruits and vegetables may increase your chance of developing oral cancer, so add more color to your plate!
Human Papilloma Virus - The sexually transmitted disease is now associated with about 9,000 cases of head and neck cancer (specifically those occurring at the back of the tongue, in or around the tonsils) diagnosed each year in the United States, according to the CDC. People who are diagnosed with HPV-related head and neck cancer tend to be younger and nonsmokers. People with HPV-positive cancers have a lower risk of death or recurrence, even though these cancers are often diagnosed at a later stage because it develops in difficult-to-detect areas.
UV Rays - People who have jobs working outside are more prone to developing lip cancer and should use UV protection.
You can rest assured that Dr. Guardiola and his dental team perform oral cancer screenings at all periodic checkups. If you live in the Murphy, Sachse, Wylie area, give us a call to schedule you next dental exam and oral cancer screening.


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Hand stamped ivory thank you cards, pack of 5
Hand stamped ivory thank you cards, pack of 5
An elegant set of 5 handmade ready to write folded thank you cards in ivory luxury card. A simple yet beautiful design, featuring a hand stamped 'Thank You' motif in a circus style typeface, in black ink.
Matching envelopes for these ready to write thank you note cards are available in ivory, red or black colours. If selected from the menu below, they can be lined in a fine wove paper matching the invitations, in plain red, ivory or black. For a luxurious and contrasted colour combination.
These handmade ready to write thank you cards are in A6 size, flat printed onto ivory wove 300 gms card.
These vintage style thank you cards and envelopes can be ordered in a pack of 5 and multiple quantities of 5. Presented in a transparent protective sleeve.
Size: 148 x 105 mm folded from an A5
Product code: 1191I-TN2-RTW
Gtin: 5060293782866
Buy ready to write stationery from our personal stationery collections online.
* For different requirements or variations on this design, please contact us for a bespoke quote.


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Fuse Factory
"Developed for nonprofits, by a nonprofit"
Fuse Factory was created by Fuse Project. As a nonprofit itself, Fuse Project saw a need in the community for a place organizations could use collectively to expand their reach. Offering space at below market value with shared amenities significantly reduces overhead and allows these organizations to focus more on their mission instead of what's in their wallet.
Fuse Project
"Investing in the world's most valuable resource"
Fuse Project believes that every child deserves an opportunity for success. We find the initiatives who are doing this best and we invest in them. Fuse Factory is just one of our many projects that has positively impacted the community.


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Address: Chinnakanal Village, Suryanelli, Munnar
Location: Suburban
Property Type: Business And Leisure Hotel
Club Mahindra Lake View Munnar is a verdant paradise situated at the confluence of three mountain streams - Muthipuzza, Nallathanni, Kundala. Sprawling tea plantations, picture booktowns, winding lanes, trekking and holiday facilities make Munnar a unique experience. The ideal location to catch up on your memories.
Accessibility: Airport: 150KM., Bus Station: 20KM., Railway Station: 135KM.
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Address: Near Lechmi Estate, Mankulam Road, Idukki, Munnar
Location: City Center
Property Type: Resort
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Accessibility: Cochin: 135KM.
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Address: Chinnikanal, Munnar
Location: Resort
Property Type: Business And Leisure Hotel
Fort Munnar offers a breathtaking panorama of gentle slopes with its sheer drops, the meandering streams, the Anayirangal Lake, all speckled with lush vegetation and forest life. Its colonial architecture blends with the nature, surrounded by enormous trees, enchanting hills and foliage.
Accessibility: Airport Domestic: 150KM., Airport International: 150KM., Other Cities: 0KM., Railway Station: 158KM.
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Location: Resort
Sterling Resorts Munnar offer you a splendid experience of serenity and natural beauty. Located in the quite and peaceful town Chinnakanal, this resort make sure that you get the best during your vacations.
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ADAMS COUNTY, Colo. (KKTV/AP) - UPDATE 1/30/18:
The funeral for fallen Adams County Sheriff's Office Deputy Heath Gumm will be open to the public.
The service is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Friday at Flatirons Community Church, 355 W. South Boulder Road in Lafayette.
The sheriff's office put out a notice on the funeral on Tuesday but added there will be limited space. Anyone wishing to attend is asked to arrive at the church before 10:15 a.m. There will be no public parking available at the church.
There will be a funeral procession prior to the ceremony.
The Latest on the fatal shooting of a Colorado sheriff's deputy (all times local):
The Adams County Sheriff's Office confirmed Friday morning the two people wanted for questioning about Wednesday night's shooting death of a deputy were found. They have since been interviewed and are not in custody. They are not considered suspects, however, their potential link to the case is still under investigation. Deputies are not releasing further information at this time.
Adams County Sheriff Michael McIntosh said they believe they have in custody the gunman who shot Deputy Heath Gumm. He has been arrested for first-degree murder.
McIntosh refused to name the suspect, who was arrested shortly after Wednesday night's shooting in a residential area about 8 miles (13 kilometers) north of downtown Denver. He said releasing the name or photos would compromise officers' investigation.
However, the suspect is expected in court Friday afternoon.
McIntosh says Gumm and other deputies responded to a call about a disturbance Wednesday. He says the two being sought were involved in that altercation.
Two armed and dangerous men remain on the run after a young deputy was shot and killed Wednesday night.
Deputy Heath Gumm had responded to an assault call north of Denver and was in the middle of searching for the people involved when the Adams County Sheriff's Office says they saw a man matching one of the suspect descriptions. That man reportedly led deputies behind a house.
"When deputies caught up to the male, the male pulled out a handgun and started to shoot at our deputies, striking one of our deputies in the chest," said Amanda Overton, a spokesperson with the Adams County Sheriff's Office. "Suspect then took off on foot."
That suspect was later found, but the other two are still at large Thursday morning. The suspect in custody has been identified as 22-year-old Dreion Dearing, according to sister station KCNC.
Thirty-two-year-old Deputy Heath Gumm was gravely wounded and survived only long enough to be transported to the hospital. Doctors were unable to save him.
After Gumm's death, law enforcement from across the state lined the outside of Denver Health, saluting the hearse as it drove by.


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RSDP students serve communities across Greater Minnesota
Across the state of Minnesota, University of Minnesota students serve communities and make connections between hands-on community-based projects and their own academic pursuits. As part of the University of Minnesota Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships' (RSDP) mission to connect community needs with University resources, students' energy, passion, and burgeoning skill sets provide fuel for many RSDP projects. Between 2016 and 2017, RSDP worked with more than 60 students, enrolled at all five University of Minnesota campuses.
Connecting students to community needs
Students engage in RSDP projects through multiple pathways, depending on their campus and if they are an undergraduate or a graduate student. The Center for Small Towns at the University of Minnesota Morris (UMM) partners with the Southwest and Central RSDP regions through the Connecting Students and Communities Program. This program aims to assist rural communities with self-identified projects that also create opportunities for UMM undergraduate students to contribute to these communities and build their own skills. Students work on a wide range of projects, from understanding the local food system, to biological field studies of reptiles, to supporting downtown development efforts.
Elizabeth Bushaw
At the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD), students can apply to participate in the Sustainable Development Research Opportunity Program (SDROP), co-directed by faculty member Mike Mageau and Northeast RSDP Executive Director Okey Ukaga. Students are matched with local community and University partners. For example, Elizabeth Bushaw, a UMD student in Urban and Regional Studies graduating this fall, helped Churches United In Ministry (CHUM) work toward community resilience by organizing a community meeting for residents to discuss housing, transportation, economic opportunities and open spaces with local politicians. Bushaw described it as "an eye-opening experience. I had no idea what went into organizing an event like that. It is inspiring to see people from around the community coming together in order to make sure our policies reflect our values and represent all of us, not just some."
Joe Polacek
On some projects, students work in partnership with University faculty. This summer, Joe Polacek, a Humphrey School of Public Affairs Urban and Regional Planning graduate student on the Twin Cities campus, worked with the Thief River Falls Downtown Development Association to support current businesses and encourage new business development, under the guidance of Virajita Singh, Senior Research Fellow at the College of Design Center for Sustainable Building Research and Assistant Vice Provost, Office for Equity and Diversity. "The ability to work in both community engagement and urban design has been fantastic," Polacek said. "On large-scale maps, we asked small groups to map assets, liabilities and their aspirations for the downtown area. People were engaged, and the information we gained was invaluable."
RSDP's Mary J. Page Community-University Partnerships Fund supports students working on projects in Greater Minnesota in collaboration with the Center for Urban and Regional Affairs (CURA) Community Assistantship Program (CAP). This fund honors the contributions of former University of Minnesota Regent Mary J. Page to Minnesota and her commitment to RSDP and rural communities through citizen-driven initiatives.
Claire Stoscheck
Claire Stoscheck's 2016 project with United Acres is one project supported by the Mary Page fund. While a graduate student at the Humphrey School, Stoscheck provided organizational development support for the United Acres community garden in Olivia, which aims to increase the availability and affordability of fresh fruit and vegetables to the people of Renville County and the surrounding area. "I [learned] about what is possible when different public, private and nonprofit partners come together to promote healthy eating and sustainable agriculture in Greater Minnesota. RSDP is a great place to learn about innovative strategies to promote sustainable development across the state," Stoscheck said. Contributions to the Mary Page fund will continue to help rural communities through student projects in the years to come.
Cole Reagan
Another project supported by the Mary Page fund this summer is a partnership with the Cedar Lake Ambassadors to develop an actionable lake management plan for the restoration of Cedar Lake of Rice County. Cole Reagan, a graduate student in Water Resources Science, has been identifying lake monitoring data that needs to be gathered. He's working with computer models to help with the analysis. Reagan considers the community interaction as one of the project's highlights. "It has been nice to work with the Cedar Lake Ambassadors and a community that is passionate about identifying steps necessary to restore Cedar Lake," he said.
Leveraging student passion for local communities
Elizabeth Braatz
Elizabeth Braatz is a familiar name to RSDP newsletter readers. As a Student Writer/Communications Assistant for the statewide RSDP office, Braatz wrote many articles highlighting the work of individuals and projects across the state, including this month's profile of Deep Winter Greenhouse pioneer Carol Ford. Braatz said she was drawn to RSDP when she was an undergraduate student in Environmental Sciences, Policy, and Management looking for a student position where she could both gain skills and help an organization. As she refined her interviewing and writing skills at RSDP, she found inspiration from the community members who shared their stories. "There are so many amazing people working at or with RSDP," Braatz said. "I had a wonderful time working as a newsletter writer learning their stories and sharing those stories so that we can continue to inspire future work as well give recognition where it is very much deserved."
Patrick Roisen
Humphrey School student Patrick Roisen worked with the Micronesian community in Milan to address issues related to immigration and pathways to citizenship. This project included legal research, community outreach, and advocating with elected officials in Minnesota and Washington, D.C. Roisen created a citizenship reference document to be used by the Micronesian community. This project was also supported by the Mary Page fund. Roisen said he was inspired by "incredibly determined and involved community members" and recommends RSDP projects to fellow students who are passionate about "social change, justice, and working closely with diverse and vibrant communities."
Kelly Fischer
Kelly Fischer, a UMM student who graduated this spring with a degree in Environmental Science, found learning from the people she interacted with on the Southwest RSDP board to be one of the highlights of her three years of working with RSDP. Fischer said she appreciated her role in the natural resources work group as one "beyond student work, contributing to conversation instead of just observing." She found her interdisciplinary work to be supported by the professionals available at the West Central Research and Outreach Center and in communities. According to Fischer, this work supported a growth cycle: her work at RSDP helped her personal growth, which in turn helped her grow in her professional skills, which then helped her become more proficient in her work. Fischer also contributed to the region by creating a guide for communities to assess the feasibility of solar for heating community pools. Fischer was recognized for her work with the local communities as the University of Minnesota Morris Community Engagement Student Award Winner and recipient of the Minnesota Campus Compact Presidents' Student Leadership Award.
Matt Grimley
Matt Grimley, pursuing a Master's degree in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy at the Humphrey School, worked alongside undergraduate student Christopher Giavarini supporting solar capacity for schools as living laboratories. They teamed together on a project supported by RSDP's Central region to understand the opportunities and challenges of solar implementation and make recommendations. Grimley said, "I learned that education and policy remain essential to equitable change in the slow-to-change world of energy." He advised other students considering an RSDP project, "If you want a deep dive on why projects matter to people and how they get implemented, this is your jam."
Building future leaders
Community projects help students solidify skills they can use in their future careers, from time management and organization, to learning how to give and get feedback. Other skills are discipline-dependent, such as researching agricultural markets, GIS-mapping or leading focus groups.
Isabel Marsh
Colombia native Isabel Marsh has found her work supporting RSDP's program evaluation under the guidance of Assistant Statewide Director Caryn Mohr to complement her Humphrey School Master's of Development Practice program, where she studies the range of agricological systems, theories of development, and research. Marsh feels strongly that "everything is reinforcing because everything is connected. I can gain insights from here and bring them to my education, and bring insights from my education and apply them here in my work." Marsh describes RSDP as a connecting organization, serving as a bridge between communities and academia that brings people together to work on a common goal.
Kate Svitavsky
Students also benefit from a unique exposure to the communities in Minnesota. Kate Svitavsky, a Twin Cities-based public policy graduate student at the Humphrey School, has been working in the Northwest RSDP region on a project to increase both resident and tourist use of the Red Lake River through infrastructure improvements and community engagement. When asked what she enjoys about her project, Svitavsky describes more than just refining her skills in planning, branding and grant writing. "I love traveling and hearing others' stories, so working with the Extension office and these cities has been great because I'm talking to a lot of people and realizing how much collaboration happens in this region," she said. "Residents here are so invested in and proud of their communities, and that creates a lot of energy to do cool things—like the project I'm working on."
Chris Gass
Chris Gass, a UMD student who participated in SDROP in 2016, sees the opportunity to work on a hands-on project as a stepping stone for his future. His project included the design and implementation of a waste audit in partnership with the UMD Office of Sustainability. "First and foremost, what was exciting was my growth, and my development of connections with professionals in the field," he said. Gass is originally from the St. Cloud area and plans to work in Greater Minnesota because of the opportunity he sees in smaller communities. "There's a lot of opportunity to have your work show and climb up the ladder—being able to see your own impact [and have] more opportunity for your work to be recognized by the community."
Learning from students
Aaron Job
Students bring valuable skills to build community partners' capacities. Aaron Job, who completed his degree in Journalism last year with an emphasis on video production, created an educational video for the Southeast Minnesota Wastewater Initiative for the Cannon River Watershed Partnership (CRWP). Job was able to apply his academic experience while he learned about wastewater in the watershed. He found learning to be a two-way street. "A major highlight was the opportunity to direct and steer the project," he said. "A lot of the people at CRWP had never worked with video before, so it was a unique learning experience on both sides."
Virajita Singh, a long-time partner of RSDP and the faculty who worked with Polacek on the Thief River Falls Downtown Development Association project, described the two-way learning that occurs through RSDP projects as a "win-win." In Singh's words, "Communities love hearing creative ideas of students and working with them. Students receive valuable real-world experience and learn how to work to solve complex problems in partnership with a community. Time and again, I hear from the students as they graduate and find good positions in their fields in Minnesota and beyond the state that the community-engaged work they did with us, shared in their application and interviews, was key to their getting the job. It's a wonderful feeling to realize the good that comes from this kind of work, all around."
In the words of RSDP Assistant Statewide Director Caryn Mohr, who has supervised both Braatz and Marsh, "Students bring fresh perspectives to our work and continually challenge us to think about new ways of operating. I often find myself hoping they learn at least as much from me as I do from them."


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Earlier Event: December 10private show
Later Event: December 31thank you blooze brothers fans!
THE BLOOZE BROTHERS: this highpowered, choreographed 11-piece show band covers music from the '40s to today, Swing, Motown, Soul, R & B, Classic Rock, and of course the music and crazy antics of the famous original Blues Brothers! Contact Chuck Little at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Our Cannondale rep Dave came by recently for a catch up and brought along with him this incredible hand painted CAAD12. (more…)
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Fifa World Cup 2018 will be hosted by Russia, next year 32 teams will compete to become the champions. There are (11 cities) of Russia that will host all the matches of the World Cup 2018. The event will began on 14th June where Russia will play opening match. The final played on 15th July we have our new champions. A big prize money that is adjusted for the World Cup 2018 which is 22% more then the world cup 2014.
So the prize money increased from $350 million to $400 million for upcoming tournament. That means $38 million paid to winners of the tournaments and each team earn $2.5 million.
|2018 World Cup
|2014 World Cup
|Preparation Fee
|$2.5 Million
|$1.5 Million
|Group Stage Fee
|$8 Million
|$8 Million
|Round of 16
|$12 Million
|$9 Million
|Quarter Final
|$16 Million
|$14 Million
|4th Place Team
|$22 Million
|$18 Million
|3rd Place Team
|$24 Million
|$20 Million
|$28 Million
|$25 Million
|$38 Million
|$35 Million
|Player Insurance fee
|$100 Million
|Player by player payments to parent clubs
|$70 Million
In the above table we compare how the prize money will distributed from group stage matches to final match. We have compare the prize money with 2014 world cup fund. Each team who qualified and participate in the world cup 2018 will received $2.5 million. The teams who lost their group stage matches. Losing teams will earn $10 million which means 16 teams that will get 12.5 million even losing the world cup.
The 8 teams who lost round of 16 account $12 Million each . The eight teams who made quarter finals and the winners will go through to the semi finals and the four teams that lose the quarter final received fund of ($16 million). The teams who lost the semi finals will play the 3rd place match. The winning team in third place accounts $24 million and the losing side who ends up for the fourth place earn $22 million.
The winners share for the world cup 2018 estimated upto $38 million and the team who lost the final match earn $28 million. Insurance fees of 100 million subjected for players in last world cup 2014 held in Brazil. In the above table official prize money given after Fifa announce the increase.