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One thing we all have to come to phrases with is that regardless of how nice a business idea is perhaps, a business lives and dies based mostly on its financial feasibility and most importantly its profitability. Regardless of how exhausting you work, how a lot of your individual money and time you've put in, at the end of the day people need to help something that has the ability to return their investments and then some. Purchasing a two wheeler is as thrilling as driving on one. It offers a sense of freedom and thrill. Most of us have dreamt of riding our dream bike within the large lanes of the city. With rising costs of public transport, it's only a superb deal to buy a two wheeler. Relying on the type of bike and the usage, it's advisable to scout the market and search for choices. Once you choose the bike to buy, you'll be able to then strategy a Bank or financial establishment for the loan. Many banks and financial institutions provide bike finance schemes that swimsuit the necessities of the borrower.
I feel it is also important to supply monetary statements as an individual. Offers you a fantastic thought of your own monetary well being. Managers influence or truly dictate which estimates are used in recording expenses. A bachelor's degree is required for a career as a financial advisor. Majors in finance, economics, enterprise, statistics or related fields are acceptable. Financial advisors could be generalists, or they may concentrate on certainly one of several areas, including retirement, taxes, estate planning, or insurance and threat administration.
The Contribution Margin (CM) allows you to see simply how much money is accessible to cover fastened expenses and lends itself to simply calculating break-even. Also, calculating a CM Ratio = CM/Gross sales is useful if you need to know how much every dollar of income is contributing towards mounted bills and profit. And naturally, after taking the typical bills into consideration, every participant (aside from the highest zero.35-zero.55{efa26bd63d56d251d65c08ff6a673095dc52c25a83cd2ffffc6a69520a16ab45}) loses a considerable amount of money every year, even if the down-funds aren't taken into consideration.
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I was born into the culture of death. I have grown up witnessing faithful men and women dedicate their lives to end the atrocity of abortion. Growing up witnessing the lifelong sacrifices of older generations and watching my generation take up the fight is a source of inspiration but also a cause to pause and reflect on how the fight for the dignity of the unborn is being waged. Unfortunately all too often those in the pro-life movement focus exclusively on the end goal of ending abortion but fail to seriously consider the morality of the means used to accomplish these ends. Since the ends do not justify the means it is important that we pause at times to reflect on the means being used to fight for the rights of the unborn.
Over the past few years those fighting to end legalize abortion in the United States have resorted to using graphic images of aborted fetuses. Witnessing these images has given me pause to question if the use of these images violates the exact dignity of those for whom we are fighting. As I began to question the morality of using these images I have found many faithful warriors of the pro-life movement defending their use. Even though many of the greatest warriors of the pro-life movement support the use of images of aborted fetuses, if the dignity of the unborn is what we are fighting for, I don't think it's unreasonable to examine more closely the morality of the use of graphic images aborted fetuses.
Over the next few months I will be debating this question with my friend and classmate Alex Nord with the hopes of coming to some consensus that can lead to a paper on the topic. Alex is one of the most active pro-life men I know and has a brilliant mind with a keen sense for playing devil's advocate and I am grateful for his willingness to take on this journey with me. The plan is to layout an initial argument and then go back and forth (ideally every two weeks, but sometimes our schedules will delay this a bit) until we come to a consensus. We hope you will join us in this debate by commenting as the debate goes along.
As we begin this debate it is my prayer that our discussion will help those in the pro-life movement continue to courageously fight to end abortion in a way that respects the dignity of the most vulnerable in our society.

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Peanut Butter & Jelly Oatmeal
I decided to revisit a childhood staple: PB&J. I used 100% peanut peanut butter and jelly free of refined-sugar, preservatives, and artificial coloring. I mixed them up… and put them in oatmeal!
It tasted just how I remembered, but the added texture of the oats took it to a whole new level!
1 ½ cups rolled oats
3 cups water
1 cup oat milk
2 teaspoons chia seed
1 tablespoon maple syrup
5 teaspoons 100% peanut peanut butter
5 teaspoons jelly free of refined sugar, preservatives, and food coloring
1. Add oats and water to a large pan/wok. Bring oats to a boil, then simmer and stir for a few minutes until water is absorbed and oats are tender.
2. Transfer oats to a mixing bowl, add oat milk, chia seeds, maple syrup, peanut butter, and jelly. Mix and transfer to serving dishes
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New website and branding Launch/
We have recently introduced our new Haworth Castings website and branding.
The changes to our logo and website have been made to showcase our casting, machining and finishing capabilities and reinforce our technical experience, knowledge and expertise.
We have always prided ourselves in having the latest tooling and machinery and believe the same should apply to the way we present ourselves to the outside world.
The new website features a home page video, a library of articles on the casting process, a casting image gallery and a series of animations showing how castings are made. Importantly it is also responsive which in plain English means it looks great and can be read on different size screens.
We hope you like the new look and feel and if you have any feedback please do let me know at email@example.com or call +44 (0)1794 512685.
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We're up to Build 0082. This new major release of the AccuRender and nXt product line now includes a plugin that works entirely within AutoCAD just like previous versions. It's got a ton of new features and is available for free for a while. Take a look and let me know what you think.
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Donating Goods
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Since the 1950's Goodwill Industries of Kanawha Valley, Inc.
has been providing employment, education and training for people with disabilities and barriers to employment. When you donate to Goodwill, 89 cents of every dollar earned from the sale of your donation is returned to fund mission services. Your donations enable Goodwill to provide employment, education and training in your community. In order to be certain, your donation is recieved by Goodwill, please donate during regular business hours. Thank you for your support!
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Painting Like Van Gogh
Walk in the shoes of the post-impressionist painter and learn how to paint like Van Gogh during this hands-on painting workshop set in the heart of Amsterdam.
Visiting the Van Gogh museum is already a wonderful experience, especially when taking our Discovering Van Gogh tour. But how about taking some paint and brushes and really learning how to make a post-impressionist painting just like the famous artist?
Our Painting Like Van Gogh hands-on workshop is a great way to learn about the artist and understand how he used colors and brushes to express his feelings and emotions. Just follow the instructions of your own private and skilled art teacher. In a workshop located in the heart of Amsterdam, she will give you all the tools and tips for you to paint your own Van Gogh-style painting. You do not need to be an accomplished painter to go a good job: this is only about emotion and how colors will transcribe what you feel.
The Painting Like Van Gogh hands-on workshop is the perfect combination to an earlier visit to the Van Gogh Museum.
Key benefits:
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The results are in/
The above photo is a list of goals and aspiration I had for the 2014 year.
It is pinned up at both my desk at the radio station and on my mirror in my bedroom at home. It's a variety of personal, professional, and both simple and far reaching goals.
One goal was to come up with a program that would help some people in any capacity make a lifestyle change to get healthy in their lives. Obesity in my eyes is the biggest medical issue in America because if we could solve that there is a lot more that could get solved. (Diabetes, heart disease, Alzheimer's, etc.)
Attacking obesity is a lot like attacking a lot of different problems at the core.
With the support of my radio station and the help of Slim Down Columbus I came up with the 97 Day Get Fit Challenge.
It provided six contestants the opportunity to receive free personal training, gym memberships, healthy food, community support, and more for FREE for 97 days.
The results are in and over 300 pounds were lost!
The winner lost 47 pounds in 97 days (plus 20 more since January) and second place lost over 35 (while losing 25 more since January!)
Think about that for a moment…67 pounds and 60 pounds since January…and they look and feel completely different. With starting weights under 250 pounds.
Last night at the finale I was in a room full of grateful people who poured out words of encouragement and thanks for what the 97 Day Challenge meant to themselves and their families.
It made it all worth it.
And when I say that I mean…when you want to achieve a goal…when you want to take a passion project and make it a reality…to lay the groundwork to build something…it is friggin' HARD!
We encountered trials and tribulations, problems that I did not initially foresee or think of, and backend work that no one would care to hear about.
But it was all worth it…
Creating something is not easy…creating something that matters even to six individuals, their network of family and friends, the trainers who helped them, and a few other people who were a part of the program or who enjoyed hearing the updates via the radio station is even harder!
It takes dedication, efficiency, passion, patience, gut checks, and a lot of other intangibles.
But it was all worth it…
Did we create a movement yet? No. Those six contestants are changed though…and I'm confident they won't rest on their success so far and keep getting to where they want to be at in life from a health standpoint and lifestyle.
They will be a mentor to another person. And if those people then mentor someone else. And then that group mentors an additional person….well that's when you create a movement!
It's possible to do it folks. I believe in you and know you have your own 97 Day Challenge inside ready to come out.
Let's make it a reality and eventually a movement to what you care about.
If you have an idea put it in the comments below and we can start to draft it out or you can email me at email@example.com and we can put together a plan to make it a reality sooner than you ever thought!
Here's to those six contestants, my love and thanks goes out to them and to all those who helped make this such a success.
But it's only the beginning…
Carpe Diem!
PS: If you want to get fired up about life listen in on my podcast with Jim Kukral on the podcast page…holy cow he brings the inspiration!


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On February 5th and 6th, Monteloeder representatives went to Essen, Germany, to participate in the EIC Corporate Day with Evonik. EIC is the European Innovation Council, which organizes meetings and network opportunities for SMEs and start-ups that have received funds from the SME instrument, Fast Track to Innovation and FET-Open programs, giving them the opportunity to present their innovations to large companies in the EU.
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Spring Festival: family reunion, red envelopes and excessive calories
Spring Festival or widely known as Chinese New Year is celebrated annually to welcome the new year in Chinese tradition. The festival is celebrated around the world in countries with significant Chinese population from Asia, Oceania, Europe (London) to North America.
Chinese New Year is always associated with a family reunion, red envelopes, gift exchanges, fireworks, music, movie, flowers and last but not least food. Food intake during festive season could be excessively coupled with reduced physical activities leads to undesirable weight gain that contributes to metabolic syndrome.
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The review of Monteloeder Digitalization through Smart HealthCare Conference in South Korea.
Todays' healthcare system has recognized the advantages of using big data to improve the quality of healthcare.
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We are happy to announce that a new study with our weight loss product Metabolaid has been recently published.
In this report, our experts Dr. Nuria Caturla and Dr. Jonathan Jones identify the mechanisms of action of the ingredient, as well as the synergisms of its components.
Specifically, Metabolaid was shown, in mice, to increase AMPK expression in the adipose tissue and liver, which acts as a metabolic switch in the cells, activating lipid degradation and inhibiting adipogenesis. Also, the ingredient acts upon the appetite-regulating gut hormones adiponectin and leptin.
These effects resulted in the treated mice, which were on a high-fat diet, to weigh less, present less body fat, improved lipidic and a glycemic blood profile, and less proinflammatory markers when compared to control mice on the same diet. Another relevant result is that Metabolaid presented similar or better results than Garcinia cambogia, which was used at 2.5 times higher dosage.
The article is open access, feel free to download at the following link: http://www.mdpi.com/
Healthy Weight: too little can be as hazardous as too much
There is an enormous amount of information and news regarding the risks of being overweight for your health, especially due to recent studies indicating that the prevalence has dramatically increased in the past 30 years.
Continue reading Healthy Weight: too little can be as hazardous as too much
New article! Metabolaid and its effect on satiety
We are happy to announce that a scientific peer-reviewed article on Metabolaid has been recently published in the journal Food and Function.
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The new name of PLX: Move!PLX
Our first branded ingredient PLX is a botanical extract powder from Lippia citriodora (Lemon Verbena, Aloysia Triphylla) that contains the highest verbascoside content with lemon verbena in the market. Lemon verbena have been reported in traditional medicines. The leaves of Lemon verbena are used for the treatment of fever, neuropathic and stomach pains, dizziness, headaches, hypnotic, anemia, migraine, and cold symptoms (1)
Do What I Say, not What I Do: How the Mediterranean Region is Abandoning its Roots
A new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) has recently published a study regarding the prevalence of obesity in children around the globe (related post). One of the more remarkable results indicates that the highest rates in child obesity is ironically in the countries where one of the healthiest diets in the world is born: the Mediterranean.
The reason for this is mainly due to what is observed worldwide; the increasingly sedentary lifestyle, and the high amount of processed, high fat/sugar foods in the daily menus of the children. Our lifestyle has changed dramatically in recent years, and our children have suffered the consequences.
Fortunately, the intervention programs implemented in recent years seem to working. In this sense, a 2-7% decrease has been reported in Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal. But rather than celebrate, we must work harder in lowering this prevalence, as it is still of the highest in the world. Although it can be a daunting task, we must make a special effort at home with our children, to increase their daily physical activity, and add more fruits, vegetables and healthier alternatives in their diet. We must do this, for the sake of their future health.
Jonathan Jones
Product Development Manager / Digital Health Scientific Adviser
Reference: you can find the report here
One more reason to give up smoking- Your skin health and beauty
That tobacco consumption has side effects on your cardiovascular system, lungs, and overall lifespan are well-known. Smoking has been described by the World Health Organization as the single greatest preventable cause of disease, disability, and death globally. It is estimated that tobacco kills more than 7 million people every year and only in the EU is responsible for nearly 700,000 deaths every year. Around 50% of smokers die prematurely (on average 14 years earlier).
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New rules! Same problems!
On the 27th of March, after many years of requests from the Spanish Nutraceuticals industry, the first draft of a sort of health claim policy have been published.


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Oracle Inc. Chairman Larry Ellison is not exactly the shy and retiring type.
So it is often the case that when he speaks on the company's earnings conference call that investors take his bluster and braggadocio with a grain of salt.
But since Ellison, and Oracle's ORCL, -0.26% two chief executives, Mark Hurd and Safra Catz, have been gushing about the company's competitive position in cloud computing, some investors may have gotten swept up in Oracle's vision. While the stock was up on Thursday, some analysts cautioned that cloud is still a small, single-digit percentage of Oracle's overall revenue, which came in at $9.6 billion, up 3% in its fiscal second-quarter ended November 30.
Still, for a company that arrived late to cloud computing, Oracle's momentum so far is impressive. Oracle said fiscal second-quarter revenue in three different arenas of cloud collectively totaled $516 million, up 45% from the year-ago period. And Ellison is firing off warning shots to rivals, especially Salesforce.com Inc. CRM, -1.14% and Workday Inc. WDAY, -1.64% that the 37-year-old software giant is a force to reckon with in the cloud.
"During our next fiscal year, we will sell well over $1 billion of new SaaS [software as a service] and PaaS [platform as a service] annual subscriptions," Ellison said. "What makes this particularly interesting is that next year, Oracle will sell about the same total dollar amount of new SaaS and PaaS business as cloud market leader, Salesforce.com. Stay tuned. It's going to be close. We're catching up to them and we're catching up very quickly."
Investors have been warming up to Oracle's stock in recent months. Since late September, when the company introduced over 100 cloud computing products at its Oracle Openworld conference, its shares have gained about 6%.
Earlier this week, Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss upgraded Oracle after conducting a survey of customers, citing an improved perception among customers and in particular with Fusion cloud applications. Weiss suggested that much as investors have started to embrace Microsoft Corp. MSFT, -0.15% again under CEO Satya Nadella and its push into the cloud, Oracle might be next.
Should Salesforce.com CEO and former Oracle executive Marc Benioff be quaking in his boots? It's hard to say, but once Oracle has its guns out for particular rivals, the fun has just begun, at least for those looking for mud-slinging battles.
Oracle contends that because it now has such a huge offering of all types of software applications, its cloud offerings appeal to big companies running many different types of software.
"The customer doesn't want to be the integrator of 30 separate applications from 30 separate vendors," Ellison said. "No different now. Just all in the cloud now...We think we're in a great position."
Investors will be watching to see if Oracle lives up to expectations, as it seeks to expand beyond its core business. But for now, Team Oracle looks like it's off to a good start.


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Last updated: Wednesday January 6, 2010, 7:28 PM
State House Bureau
A security breach at Newark Liberty International Airport prompted calls Wednesday for either dismissing or prosecuting those responsible — a day after a security officer was placed on administrative leave for what U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg called "dereliction of duty."
Lautenberg and Sen. Robert Menendez, both D-N.J. said the federal government should investigate "from the bottom levels" on up to determine how the Sunday-night security lapse occurred, who was involved and what training is needed to prevent future incidents.
They also demanded better accountability since security cameras that were supposed to be filming a secured section of Newark were not working when an unknown man walked into the area, causing the breach.
"Heads should roll, but you have to know what the cause is," said Lautenberg, declining to offer specifics as he and Menendez appeared at Newark airport.
The security officer who allowed the breach in Terminal C was sanctioned Tuesday after he was initially reassigned to non-screening duties following the incident, said Ann Davis, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration.
The TSA also said it has modified the staffing and configuration at the exit lanes in Terminal C, though Davis did not offer specifics.
The man who breached security had not been found Wednesday, and the senators demanded that the TSA release the suspect's image to the media and the public. A video that shows a "clear picture" of the man could help the investigation, Lautenberg said.
Menendez said the man apparently went to see a girlfriend who was screened by security. He was not.
"For whatever reason he wanted to see her, it's not acceptable," Menendez said. "That person should be found and prosecuted, number one, to understand fully his intention and, number two, to make sure there is a message sent that there is a consequence for breaching security."
The TSA said it is conducting a "full review" and regrets the impact the Sunday-night incident had on travelers.
The breach, which happened one week after an attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound plane, grounded Newark aircraft for six hours and created a day-long backlog of delayed flights. After the breach, passengers were rescreened before they were allowed to board.
The TSA also has met with the Port Authority, which is responsible for the operation of the surveillance cameras, and "will work with them to ensure consistent performance and confirm operational readiness," Davis said.
The Port Authority released a statement saying it appreciates the senators' leadership on the issue and supports measures to improve safety and security.
"The flying public deserves the best security available and we will continue to work with the TSA and all of our partners to ensure that there is better coordination and stepped up security efforts in the future," the statement said.
In a letter to the TSA, the senators called for a complete investigation into the breach, and requested that the agency ensure that a video surveillance system is continuously functioning and law enforcement authorities are in constant contact with each other.
Lautenberg and Menendez also called for the reinforcement of terminal exit points with "adequate personnel" who are trained to know that they are "glued to that seat" at all security checkpoints, and fully monitoring those who pass through.
"The human frailty is what you always have to be training against," Lautenberg said. "People can get gun permits and licenses to own a gun even if they're on the terror watch list."
Lautenberg said he has called for a Senate Commerce Committee hearing to review the incident, which left thousands of travelers stranded, some overnight.


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Some of our Pharmaceutical Grade Pure Oils can still be used as Carrier Oils for the Essential Oils. Essential oils are volatile, which means they evaporate rapidly and contain the natural smell and characteristics of the plant. This can make them too strong to apply undiluted. Carrier oils do not evaporate or have a strong aroma, making them the perfect pair for diluting especially strong essential oils—reducing the concentration of the essential oil without altering its therapeutic qualities. When you dilute an essential oil with a carrier oil, you can also control its concentration before applying.
First, you have to identify your skin type. Once you figure out your skin type, then it's a lot easier to narrow down your selection for oils. Carrier oils can vary widely in their consistency, absorption, aroma, shelf life, and other characteristics. Carrier oils can be blended to change or combine their properties, so you can mix and match until you find the blend that's just right for you!
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- Oily Skin: Grapeseed, Sweet Almond, Apricot Oil, Jojoba, Hempseed oil
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*It's important to note that being on this list doesn't promise that it will work for your skin type. Our skin will decide which oil it likes the most and remember that skin takes two weeks to turn over so anything that pops up between week 1-2 was probably already going to happen.
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RescueHope For Paws got a call about an abandoned dog that was living on a golf course, Falcon as he was named wasn't too sure about his rescuers' intentions and didn't let himself be caught that easily. A trap was set to catch him and with some food he walked right in. A couple of helpful security guards helped get him in the car and he was taken to a veterinarian where he was checked up and it turned out nothing was wrong with him, this happy boy went to live with a foster family before a new home was found for him.
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My fake boyfriend, Boondocks creator and cartoonist Aaron McGruder has felt the heat over some recent comment he made about President Barack Obama.
Feeling he was misinterpreted and misstated (this snippet from the syphilis of black gossip sites, MediaTakeOut, is a good example of the kind of coverage he's received), McGruder released a statement via Facebook to clear up the possible misconceptions on Obama, his pessimism in government and his definition of blackness — American style.
Here's the letter in its entirety after the jump.
For a long time now, I have tried to keep my opinions on the election and Barack Obama to myself. I occasionally do speaking engagements, which are not open to the press, and unfortunately some of my comments have been twisted around in a silly manner. The claim that I asserted our new President was not Black is categorically false.
I have seen an endless stream of Black pundits on TV pontificating about the significance of President Obama's election – many of them making reference to the 3/5th's clause in the constitution regarding slaves. The point I was making is that this is not an accurate comparison. Barack is the son of an immigrant, not the descendant of slaves. It's like comparing a half-Japanese man to the oppressed Chinese who built the American railroads. Yes, they are both Asian, but it is not an honest or accurate comparison. We all share the common experiences of being Black in America today – we do not all share a common history. A history that in part makes us who we are – and in some cases (as with the psychological damage that still lingers from slavery) holds us back. These are not, I believe, insignificant distinctions.
I did say I was cautiously pessimistic about Obama's Presidency – but this is simply acknowledging the reality of an American Empire that is out of control and on the verge of collapse. Let us not forget that on the eve of the election, we witnessed a near trillion dollar robbery of the US treasury. That robbery is still taking place. I do not blame President Obama, but I do not believe the financial and corporate interests that own and control this country will fold so easily. I do not question the integrity of the man as much as the power of his office – which I believe has greatly diminished over the years. I believe the Federal Reserve Bank, the Military Industrial Complex, and the massive corporate interests that run this country have more power than our new President. I hope I am wrong.
After 9/11, I witnessed the most of this country become obsessed with squashing dissent and silencing critics. I hope this election does not turn Black America towards this same, fascist mind state; but already I am starting to see it, and it saddens me greatly. I absolutely wish our new President and his family success and safety. But after all I have witnessed in my lifetime, and especially in the last eight years, I am not ready to lay down my skepticism or my outrage for this government. To do so would be unwise and, ironically enough, anti-American.
Aaron McGruder
January 21, 2009 (Facebook)
Does this change the current "how dare he!" POV or do you think my fake boyfriend is doing some post-bad press ass covering? Aaron, for all his flaws, is a smart, usually well-thought out guy. I really think he took a strong "L" in his defining of blackness as the color-coded, one-drop ethnicity, in itself, can be quite abstract, but by going more in-depth with his statements he sounds less like the "Blackness police" and more like someone studying too hard over ethnic minutiae.
While the pall of slavery does color the perspectives of black Americans, and black immigrants who move here to be citizens have a different history, the experience of being black in modern America is the quite akin. You're just working with a different history.
I honestly don't think this is an issue when it comes to the president, so I'm not sure why McGruder made it an issue as it is divisive when it comes to relations across the African Diaspora.
For example, a black American, with slave ancestry, but was raised by white people probably would have turned out the the same way Barack did regardless of heritage. This would bode the same for biracial and multi ethnic people with a black American parent. I went to high school with a black boy who was adopted by a white couple and he dealt with a lot of the same frustration, pain and confusion that comes with adjusting to being black in a majority white society. Slavery is simply another facet to the much, much larger picture of what it is to be black in this country. And who your parents are, plus where you are raised, truly trump any historical DNA. Especially considering nearly all members of the Diaspora, no matter where they reside, have been touched by either slavery or colonialism in some horrid, racist way.
In the end, we still have more in common than different.
One must remember (as Aaron likely knows) the first and only successful slave revolt happened in Haiti and they still carry the scars of what slavery did to that country. The Western world punished Haiti, a once prosperous colony, because the African slaves and mixed population there dared to want to control their own destiny. The Haitian revolt also directly impacted how black Americans were treated in this country because white slave owners lived in fear of their chattel following suit, hence creating the most punitive punishment for Negroes who didn't make good slaves.
Are Haitians who live in the United States less black than me because of their differing experience with slavery in the New World? Don't you still have to deal with the same level of drama, only with different historical references to fall back on?
So, yes, the Chinese who were brought over to toil and build our railroads did have a very different experience from the Japanese who also came here to work. But the Japanese, despite being American citizens, were thrown into detention camps during WWII and had their patriotism questioned routinely. They're both Asian. They're both different. Yet racism is amazingly the same.
If I had one criticism of Aaron's logic, that would be it. Black American, African, Haitian, Jamaican, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Filipino — to a racist, to a xenophobe, is there really a difference?
As for the governmental skepticism, I thinks it's healthy to be suspicious of our government, but he had to know that he was going to catch some flak from Obama supporters who would interpret his statements as dismissing of Obama before the man even did anything. While America is always two steps from full-on fascism, we're not fascists yet. You can keep an eagle eye on your civil liberties and question the new administration, but it might be helpful if Obama actually did something as president first so you'd at least have concrete actions to criticize.
Not a parsing of "what ifs" and "could bes."
But, as Papa Snob always says, "If you always expect the worst, you'll never be disappointed."


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Nap York - A Wellness Studio with a Curated and Holistic Approach to Wellbeing
Nap York is a wellness studio and brand curated with sustainability and philanthropy at its heart. Their mission is simple; 'to provide an oasis for New Yorker's to focus on cultivating wellness in body and mind; a quiet place to concentrate deliberately on yourself.'
Every aspect of wellness has been considered and communicated here from the interiors, menu, materials and services.
Nap York offer areas to refuel and recharge through napping, yoga, meditation or lounging in the cafe.
Below I am highlighting some of the key areas that make this brand approach effective in terms of communicating sustainability and wellbeing in business.
Wellness Building Design
A considered approach to construction.
From paint and faucets to flooring and lighting, Nap York extend their sustainable philosophy to the smallest details which helped them cut electric and water usage in half. The amount of waste produced during building was also measured as a reference for future projects.
A mindful menu.
Care is taken to ensure the menu at Nap York is organic and promotes wellbeing whilst also being mindful of where leftovers go afterwards.
Any unsold meals go to local non-profits and daily food scraps go to local farmers to be used as compost, supporting the Nap York philosophy that being green means more than just buying eco-friendly products.
A place to recharge.
New Yorkers can hire private pods for power napping at a cost of $10 per half hour where they can rest at any time of the day and benefit from the latest in sleep surface technology.
Bringing Nature In
Indoor plants take centre stage for their health promoting benefits.
Nap York boasts over 250 plants in their wellness club, consisting of over ten different species.
Investing in materials
Innovative materials play a big part in a business like Nap York.
In their commitment to cleanliness Nap York have partnered with Air Weave on all their mattresses to minimize dust, allergens and odour all whilst being sustainable.
Vegan leather also features as a mattress cover further supporting sustainability.
Final Thought
Nap York are a brand that are embracing sustainability from all angles to deliver a wellbeing experience that is founded on strong values.
There are obvious ways we can be green and sustainable but perhaps the single most important thing to sustain is our own personal energy.
It is easy to get caught up 'doing it all' and if brands like Nap York can make time out a tangible experience, like going to the gym, it could encourage companies and individuals to think more carefully about recharging time for their employees and themselves respectively.
Find out more about Nap York here.
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Trend Takeaways:
- Sustainable materials that synchronize with the body and support anti-bacterial, anti-allergy and air flow will become increasingly important.
- Vegan Leather remains a sustainable and cruelty free alternative to animal leather.
- Brands can lead by example and inspire consumers to be something not just to buy something.
- The wellness economy is rapidly expanding as consumers take a more holistic approach to health care.
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Designer: Lynette Jensen of Thimbleberries
Materials for Patchwork Pillow
• 1⁄4 yard red dot (pillow top)
• 1⁄4 yard gold print (pillow top)
• 1⁄4 yard green print (pillow top)
• 1 yard multicolor floral (pillow top and back)
• 1⁄4 yard green stripe (binding)
• 21" square muslin (lining)
• 21" square batting
• 18"-square pillow form
Finished pillow: 18" square
Quantities are for 44⁄45"-wide, 100% cotton fabrics.
Measurements include 1⁄4" seam allowances unless otherwise stated. Sew with right sides together unless otherwise stated.
Cut and Assemble Patchwork Pillow
Cut pieces in the following order.
From red dot, cut:
• 2—6-3⁄4×8-3⁄4" rectangles
From gold print, cut:
• 2—4-3⁄4×6-1⁄2" rectangles
• 2—2 -1⁄2×6-3⁄4" rectangles
From green print, cut:
• 2—6-3⁄4×8-3⁄4" rectangles
From multicolor floral, cut:
• 2—19×23" rectangles
• 1—6 -1⁄2×10-1⁄2" rectangle
From green stripe, cut:
• 2—3×42" binding strips
1. Referring to Patchwork Pillow Assembly Diagram, lay out rectangles in three rows. Sew together pieces in each row. Press seams in one direction, alternating direction with each row. Join rows to make pillow top. Press seams in one direction.
2. Layer pillow top with batting and muslin lining; baste. Quilt as desired. Trim batting and lining even with pillow top edges.
3. With wrong side inside, fold each multicolor floral 19×23" rectangle in half to form two double-thick 19×11-1⁄2" rectangles. (The double thickness makes the pillow back more stable.) Overlap folded edges of double-thick rectangles by about 4" to make a 19" square (Pillow Back Assembly Diagram). Baste 1⁄2" from edges to make pillow back.
4. Layer pillow top and back wrong sides together; join with 1⁄2" seam. Bind with green stripe binding strips using 1⁄2" seams. Insert pillow form through opening.


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Wake County
Memorial Day events in the Triangle
Saturday, May 28
▪ A tribute to American soldiers will be featured from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at Bennett Place, 4409 Bennett Memorial Road, Durham. Living historians dressed as soldiers from the American Revolution to the present day will be on site. Military displays also will be featured. Free. Call 919-383-4345, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit bennettplacehistoricsite.com.
▪ The Cary theater salutes veterans with two special showings over Memorial Day weekend. Cost for each movie is $5 at the theater, 122 E. Chatham St., downtown Cary. thecarytheater.com "Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision" screens at 7 p.m. Saturday. The film, which won the Academy Award for best documentary feature, focuses on the work of Lin, the artist who designed the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. On Sunday, the theater will show "Flags of Our Fathers," about the men who raised the U.S. flag at the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II, at 2 p.m.
Sunday, May 29
▪ American Legion #1 will have a ceremony at Raleigh National Cemetery, 501 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh. Music begins at 1:30 p.m. followed by a 2 p.m. ceremony.
▪ The Triangle Wind Ensemble presents "Rhapsody in Red, White & Blue: An American Celebration" at 7 p.m. at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. Tickets are $16 for adults; $13 for students, seniors and military; $26 for reserved tables; free for children 12 and under. trianglewind.org, boothamphitheatre.com
▪ American Legion Post 148 will host a Memorial Day observance Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Post Home, 5100 Wendell Blvd., Wendell. Free hot dogs.
Monday, May 30
▪ A community service is at 11 a.m. at Raleigh Memorial Park, 7501 Glenwood Ave., Raleigh, in the Veterans Garden. There will be music, refreshments and a balloon release. Bring a chair or blanket.
▪ There will be a wreath-laying ceremony at 11 a.m. at the Capitol grounds off Edenton Street. The Tar Heel Detachment #733 of the Marine Corps League will host guest speaker Lt. Gen. Robert R. Ruark, Military Deputy to the Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness. Music will be provided by Pam Saulsby, the St. Francis Brass Quartet and bagpiper Robert White.
▪ Historic Oakwood Cemetery, 701 Oakwood Ave., will hold a ceremony at 4 p.m. at the cemetery's Veterans' Field of Honor. Dr. Charles Harr, a retired Navy Rear Admiral and cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at WakeMed Hospital, will be the keynote speaker. Music by the U.S. Army Ground Forces Band Brass Quintet. Wreaths will be placed on veterans' graves.
▪ The Town of Cary hosts a Memorial Day ceremony honoring veterans from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Veterans Freedom Park, 1513 N. Harrison Ave. Featured speakers are Army veteran Ronnie Sadowski, founder and president of North Carolina's Wags 4 Tags, and Retired Army Col. Matt Segal, president of the Triangle Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America. The Cary Town Band will perform. Parking is at Cary Academy, 1500 N. Harrison Ave., across the street. The Carolina Veterans Support Group will set up a Field of Flags at the park Saturday. Those who wish to sponsor a flag can contact the Support Group at 919-559-1057 or www.cvsgnc.org. bit.ly/202bG2q
▪ Cary American Legion Post 67 holds its annual Memorial Day service 10 to 11 a.m. at the post, 8523 Chapel Hill Road, Cary. The guest speaker will be retired Rear Adm. Steve Glass of Cary. Bring a chair. Following the service, refreshments will be provided. For details, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
▪ VFW Post 10225 and its auxiliary will host a ceremony at 11 a.m. at Montlawn Memorial Park, 2911 S. Wilmington St., Raleigh.
▪ Holly Springs will host a service at 10 a.m. at the DG War on Terror Memorial, 600 Bikram Drive. facebook.com/dgwaronterrormemorial
▪ A free celebration, hosted by Hope Baptist Church, is 9 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., at 3721 Quarry Road, Wake Forest. There will be free barbecue, military vehicle rides, music, children's activities, Dan the Animal Man and a parade. celebratememorialday.com
▪ A ceremony begins at 1:30 p.m. at Garner's Veterans Memorial at Lake Benson Park, 921 Buffaloe Road. The event is hosted by the town, the Garner American Legion and VFW Post 10225. Call 919-779-6314 or go to vfw10225.org.
▪ Cambridge Village of Apex, 10000 Cambridge Village Loop, will hold a Memorial Day Service at 10:30 a.m.
▪ The Orange County Peace Coalition is hosting "Hearing the Voiceless: Refugees at Home and Abroad," a commemoration for victims of war, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Extraordinary Ventures, 200 S. Elliott Road, Chapel Hill. Human rights activist Manzoor Cheema, co-founder of the Movement to End Racism and Islamophobia, will speak at the event. The Raging Grannies and Danny Gotham will perform. Contact Wes Hare at 919-929-3316, email@example.com or Jan Broughton at 919-419-1261, firstname.lastname@example.com.
▪ A Memorial Day observance begins at 11 a.m. inside the Johnston County Courthouse on Market Street in downtown Smithfield. Sherill Stevens of Selma, a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, will speak.
▪ A Memorial Day service is scheduled for 11:15 a.m. at the Princeton Veterans Memorial on West Railroad Avenue, Princeton. Retired Col. Randy Hinton will speak. Attendees should bring chairs.


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Aqua Affair Sling Bag
Get a snazzy makeover with the Aqua Affair sling bag. A smart and extremely suave design, combined with durable materials, this one is a must have. Add it to your look and make its magic work. This bag is big and spacious enough to carry all your daily knick knacks.
Aqua Affair Sling Bag
Aqua Affair Sling Bag
Rs.1440.00 Rs.1800.00
(20% off)
This fall, we've got new designs to dazzle and get yourself into the holiday spirit this festive season. Our inspiration of designs is inextricable and comes from various parts of India. Luxuriate yourself with our latest and greatest inspirations of designs such as our Mughal, jaali and chevron designs, our pichwai, kangara, madhubani and intricate mughal designs, our latest mosaic of iconic images and finally our traditional warli and buti inspired stunning prints.
|Cotton Canvas
|10" x 8"
|Always store in a cool and dry place.Wipe away any dirt using a damp cloth.
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Spring crochet ideas are all about letting the wool yarn rest for a few months, while you start using cotton yarn when you crochet. The days get's gradually longer & you start seeing the sun more often. Because of that your hands easily gets warmer while you crochet & thus will cotton feel better to work with.
Spring is also the time of year when you see more colorful crochet projects, with brighter colors & easily they feel more fun. I do love to make a few really colorful crochet projects during spring. That's why this article is filled with just the possibility to add colors to your crochet projects.
These 7 spring crochet patterns is all about cotton yarn that fits those warmer days.
Before I start sharing any of the 7 spring crochet patterns with you, I do want to take the time to share some crochet ideas for all seasons. Maybe a summer will fit your crochet "mood" better? Open all the articles filled with crochet ideas in new tabs before you start reading this one. You'll certainly feel inspired to crochet after reading all of these!
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Fall & Winter:
7 Fall Crochet Patterns That Keeps You Warm.
8 Fall Crochet Ideas That Will Get You Excited to Create.
7 Winter Crochet Ideas That Will Make Awesome Gifts.
5 Valentine 'sCrochet Patterns in the Spirit of Love.
Spring & Summer:
7 Summer Crochet Ideas That Will Make Summer Life Exciting.
7 Spring Crochet Ideas That Will Make You Excited (This article).
Listed below I've mostly added links to both Pinterest & also to the original pattern. Let's dive into those spring crochet ideas.
1. Crochet Flower Neclace
I did say how spring crochet ideas reminds me of brighter colors. That's why a crocheted flower necklace is a perfect crochet project for spring. You can use all the fun colors you'd like to make a great crocheted necklace.
I searched Pinterest to find one to share, however it wasn't easy to select just one. However I did end up with a necklace from Soozs, that was shared on Flickr.
2. Crochet Purse
To crochet a purse is a cute & fun idea. You can make them in lot's of different ways, however the ones made with metal flex frames are my favorite. I do love lining them with fabric, to give them a small pop of color when you open them.
Joy of Motion have got a design for a crocheted purse using metal flex frames. You can read more about it when you follow the link below.
Resource: Cute Purse Crochet Pattern.
3. Crochet Espadrilles
Crochet espadrilles might not be an idea you've seen lots of places, however I really love the idea. Right now I haven't been able to make a pair for myself, however it's for sure on my ever groving list of "crochet ideas I want to make".
Make and Do Crew is the master of crocheted shoes, crochet slippers & also crochet espadrilles. I really love how amazing they look.
Crochet Espadrilles With Flip Flop Soles.
4. Crochet Bracelets
I really love wearing a bracelet or two. It's even beter when you can make the bracelets yourself. A sure amazing idea is to crochet the bracelets. There are thousands of ways you can make crocheted bracelets. If you mix up the crochet stitch you use, as well as yarn color, you'll be able to make lot's of interesting crocheted bracelets.
When I searched for a fun crochet bracelet, I fell in love with a bracelet from Kadie from Live Craft Love The Darice Craft Blog. What made that bracelet stand out to me was the fact that it uses beads. You can see how the bracelet is made by following the link below.
DIY Beaded Wrap Crochet Bracelets.
5. Crochet Picnic Basket
To crochet a picnic basket is a great way to make something that you can use during spring & summer picnics. A crocheted picnic basket must be crocheted with rather close crochet stitches, thus you'll have to stay positive while you make it. Honestly it might end up being a little hard on your hands. However I believe it will be very rewarding once it's finished.
I found a crochet picnic basket pattern from Joyful Life Makes. It's really a kid's picnic basket, however if you do want to make a larger one you'll need to adjust the pattern. Read more about it by following the link below.
6. Crochet Easter Decor
Easter crochet decor is for sure a spring crochet idea. During spring they often turn up in my feeds on Facebook, Ingsagram or Pinterest. Everything from easter eggs, to chickens & bunnies. It's often hard to choose what to make & some projects turns out to big to make right before Easter.
I found one of the cutest bunnies when I searched for easter crochet ideas. It's a small and quick crochet project, from Whiskers & Wool.
7. Crochet Tunic
A crocheted tunic is for sure perfect for spring. A tunic for me is something to wear during the warmer months, especially if they're crocheted. What I think about is crocheted lace tunics, that looks great in spring colors. They can often be great to throw over jeans, leggings or sometimes they can almost be made long enough to wear as a summer dress.
Joy of Motion has got a crochet pattern for a crochet tunic. It's called the Alba top. You can read more about it by following the link below.
Resource: Alba Top Crochet Tunic .
I really hope you enjoyed these fun spring crochet ideas, & that you're excited to start crocheting. Please remember to comment below to share other spring crochet ideas with me & other readers. Help each other get inspired to crochet during spring.
Also great to read: How to Design & Crochet Lace
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Double Basin Vanity Units
While single vanity furniture is quite common, double vanities are generally preferred for bathrooms that are busier and larger than usual. These double vanity units when combined with compatible basins are practical and functional and must-haves for larger families. Complete with soft closing doors and drawers and other modern features, the furniture units serve their basic function of storage effortlessly. Keep the bathroom clean and clutter-free by stashing away your towels and toiletries within the generous contours of the extra-large storage. Some of these double units are designed as His and Her design for sharing the bathroom with your partner and at the same time have your own space. At our online store units can be found in both modern and traditional patterns and are available in a plethora of colours, sizes and finishes. Products displayed below are made by top brands. Finished in high quality finishes, every item offers superior style and performance. Made from tough, resilient materials, these are attractive in appeal and price both.


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Electric Chair
Andy Warhol
Electric Chair
Screenprint on white paper.
35.5″ x 48″
Edition of 250, signed and dated '71 in ball-point pen and numbered with rubber stamp on verso. There are 50 AP, signed, dated and numbered in Roman numerals in ball-point pen on verso with AP stamped; some AP writen.
Portfolio of 10 screenprints.
Printer: Silkprint Kettner, Zurich
Publisher: Bruno Bischofberger, Zurich


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Miss Whalley
My name is Miss Whalley and I teach Year Three at Mobberley. Our Cornerstones topic for Spring Term 2 is Scrummdiddlyumptious!
Your home learning over half term to prepare for our topic was- as always- fantastic. I really enjoyed seeing what you had been up to and your friends in our class loved seeing all of your wonderful work too!
I am really excited about teaching Year 3 this year, and can't wait to start our new Imaginative Learning Project!
Have a look at our overview for Spring 2!
In Year Three, we read in class every day and have some wonderful helpers that also come in to read with us!
When we hear children read in school alongside building their phonetic skills we also support their comprehension skills.
Although we do read lots at school, it's also important to read at home too! Below you will find a list of possible questions to help you with conversations about your child's reading. Use them at your discretion and where they are appropriate to encourage your child's comprehension.
Happy Reading !!
Here are some Maths games we have enjoyed playing in class:
Wow! What a fantastic day!
This year the theme for World Book Day is 'Snuggle up and Share a Story'. This meant that we could all come into school in our pyjamas! We had such a fun day and all got to share our favourite books with one another.
Have a look at the books we chose (and our lovely PJ's too) below!
Faith Day
Year Three had a brilliant day focussing on Judaism and learning all about the Jewish festival of Hanukkah. We learnt the story of Hanukkah and created some fabulous comic strips to retell the special story. We also had lots of fun making dreidels and playing a traditional Jewish game with them before creating some amazing Star of David's from lollypop sticks. We loved sharing our day's learning and creations with the rest of the school at the end of the day.
We're really excited for our Scrummdiddlyumptious topic! We are going to be looking at Fair Trade food and what makes food healthy. We're also going to be learning about the history of CHOCOLATE whilst reading our book for this half term in English- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
We have been learning all about keeping ourselves healthy- including our teeth.We had a look at how astronauts brush their teeth in space and also looked at an antique toothbrush! We researched what people may have used before toothbrushes and even looked at what might happen if we didn't brush our teeth! We looked at our own teeth using a mirror before creating our own models out of clay and labelling each tooth type.
This half term our topic has been 'Predator!'. We have really enjoyed looking at different types of animals, learning about food chains and 'apex predators' and of course our visit from the birds of prey and our infamous trip to Chester Zoo! We wrote some fabulous non-chronological reports about tigers and really enjoyed reading 'Dynasties' by David Attenborough.
We had a visit from SMJ Falconry, who spoke to us all about different birds of prey and answered our amazing questions! He brought some of the birds to show us- some even flew for us on the field!
We have had such a brilliant time exploring our 'Tremors' topic this half term! Thank you for all of your wonderful research and learning at home to support our new learning in class. You all managed to teach me something new!
We explored the layers of the Earth and soil by using biscuit, oreos, wiggly worms, cocoa powder and even some strawberry ice cream sauce for the Earth's core! Then we took them home to eat- YUM!
When we learnt about Pompeii and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, we decided it was definitely news worthy, and became reporters for the afternoon! We wrote our own scripts for our news report (live from Pompeii) before videoing them together.
We wanted to explore how volcanoes erupted. Our ideas ranged from them erupting because they 'feel sick' to them getting 'far too hot' and needing to explode! We discovered that they really erupt because the gas particles 'bang together' and have nowhere to go other than through the roof of the caldera! Year three had a brilliant time recreating this by shaking up a can of fizzy drink until the gasses had nowhere to go but… UP.
In Science, we've been looking at the properties of sedimentary, metamorphic and igneous rocks. We sorted all of these different yummy treats into different rock types depending on their properties!
Year 3 saw the destruction created by several earthquakes around the world, and wanted to explore ways that we could create 'earthquake proof' buildings. We spoke about using richter scales to measure the size of earthquakes and discussed the role of scientists who study earthquakes (seismologists). After this, we tried to create our own earthquake proof buildings with marshmallows and toothpicks before testing them with an earthquake in our classroom!
Philosophy for Children
In Year Three, we are not only geographers, scientists, writers, artists, mathematicians, historians, athletes (the list is endless!), we are also fabulous philosophers.
Today we watched a Christmas tale of a hedgehog who was so prickly that every time his friends tried to play with him they got hurt. Throughout the clip, he gets lonely, wishing he could play with his friends like everybody else. His friends have an idea to help him however, and surprise him with a Christmas present: some polystyrene to put on the end of his spikes so that his friends can hug him without being hurt!
Have a look at our fantastic philosophical questions and click the link below to watch the story.


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By 2050, we will have ten billion mouths to feed in a world profoundly altered by environmental change. How can we meet this challenge? In How to Feed the World, a diverse group of experts from Purdue University break down this crucial question by tackling big issues one-by-one. Covering population, water, land, climate change, technology, food systems, trade, food waste and loss, health, social buy-in, communication, and, lastly, the ultimate challenge of achieving equal access to food, the book reveals a complex web of factors that must be addressed in order to reach global food security.
How to Feed the World unites contributors from different perspectives and academic disciplines, ranging from agronomy and hydrology to agricultural economy and communication. Hailing from Germany, the Philippines, the U.S., Ecuador, and beyond, the contributors weave their own life experiences into their chapters, connecting global issues to our tangible, day-to-day existence. Across every chapter, a similar theme emerges: these are not simple problems, yet we can overcome them. Doing so will require cooperation between farmers, scientists, policy makers, consumers, and many others.
The resulting collection is an accessible but wide-ranging look at the modern food system. Readers will not only get a solid grounding in key issues, but be challenged to investigate further and contribute to the paramount effort to feed the world.
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"The essays in this book provide extraordinarily valuable insights that will help point us toward solutions. They are a call to action, highlighting the urgent need to think differently about our resources and how we maximize them for the good of the global population."
Kathryn J. Boor, Ronald P. Lynch Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Cornell University
"How to Feed the World comprehensively illustrates the challenges facing agriculture in a clear, relatable way. Most refreshingly, the authors explore concrete solutions with determined resolve. The book leaves readers stimulated, informed, and emboldened."
Nick Janzen, Energy and Environment Reporter, Indiana Public Broadcasting
"This is a great read for those engaged in shaping agricultural or food policies; those working on teaching, research, or extension programs in agriculture, food, public health, or similar fields; or anyone else who seeks to understand the drivers of change as we strive to feed an ever-growing world population."
Jeffrey Hyde, Professor and Associate Director of Programs, Penn State University Extension


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Julia Korn – PONT Coordinator
I joined PONT in November 2015 shortly after leaving Natural Resources Wales and I job-share with Jan Sherry.
As PONT Coordinator I am responsible for all operational management and decision making for PONT. I am also exploring opportunities to secure PONT's future both through grant funding and the development of PONT's business activities and services. I am passionate about PONT's work and very much believe that significant common ground exists between the farming community and those working in nature conservation. Grazing is vital for both and PONT can make a real difference on the ground that delivers so many different benefits.
Before joining PONT, I worked for the Wales Biodiversity Partnership and then CCW/NRW for 14 years. I supported local biodiversity action, informed biodiversity policy, ran training and conferences and managed funding.
- Julia Korn
Hilary Kehoe – PONT Coordinator and North Wales Regional Development Officer
I joined PONT in 2008 when I started running the Anglesey local grazing scheme. This scheme included working to the establish a local marketing scheme and 'Wildlife Friendly' branding for local produce.
I also helped with the Partneriaeth Tirlun Llŷn Landscape Partnership HLF project and the Nature Fund project on grazing and habitat management work. I currently job share the PONT Coordinator and North Wales Regional Development Officer roles and have specific responsibility for training and for farmer liaison.
The primary focus of my regional role is to facilitate grazing across North Wales and to work with organisations and individuals in establishing local grazing schemes. I also farm at home with my family in North Wales managing cattle, sheep and ponies on land for wildlife benefit.
- Hilary Kehoe
Jan Sherry – PONT Coordinator and North Wales Regional Development Officer
I joined PONT in November 2015 shortly after leaving Natural Resources Wales (previously CCW) where I worked for 15 years as the Heathland Ecologist.
As PONT Coordinator, job-sharing with Julia and Hilary, I manage the day to day running of the Welsh Government core funding programme. I also provide the ecological steer for staff across Wales and lead on GIS and mapping.
I work part-time as North Wales Regional Development Officer along with Hilary and in this role I particularly focus on developing conservation outcomes within landscape-scale projects and advise on habitat management and monitoring. I have experience at working with community projects and young people and help deliver the regional programme of public events and training.
- Jan Sherry
Emma Douglas – South Wales Regional Development Officer – PONT
I joined PONT in 2012 and currently work to facilitate grazing across South Wales for the benefit of farmers, communities and nature.
I grew up on the Gower Peninsula and continue to assist with the running of a small herd of Welsh Black and Dexter cattle and horses at the family farm. I have recently started a business called 'Gower Meadow Beef' selling pasture fed, conservation grazed beef.
I arrange grazing on important sites for nature conservation on the Gower and in South Carmarthenshire, using cattle and hill ponies. I previously worked for the Bat Conservation Trust on their Tir Gofal Agri Environment monitoring project before joining PONT. I was the lead Project Officer for PONT's BIFFA Award Funded Project on Coity Wallia Commons, Bridgend, South Wales.
- Emma Douglas
Kevin Straw – Mid Wales Regional Development Officer – PONT
I joined PONT in 2018 and work in the eastern half of the region, particularly Powys. I have worked in a range of roles encompassing countryside access management for local authorities in both Oxfordshire and Powys, where my roles included practical management as a rights of way contractor, local authority rights of way and access officer and a circular trails project officer.
I also have experience of working in development management for Powys County Council's planning authority. My past experiences have required the need to work closely with the rural farming communities of mid-Wales providing advice and legislative guidance as appropriate.
I've also helped out on my in-laws' mixed sheep and cattle hill farm in the Brecon Beacons National Park for the last 20 years.
- Kevin Straw


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Get the latest information about Savings Institute Bank & Trust and the work we're doing in the communities we're proud to serve.
Willimantic, Connecticut — SI Financial Group, Inc., (the "Company") (Nasdaq: SIFI), the holding company for Savings Institute Bank and Trust Company, announced today that it has authorized a stock repurchase program to acquire up to 630,000 shares or approximately 5% of the Company's outstanding common stock. Repurchases will be conducted through open market purchases, which may include purchases under a trading plan adopted pursuant to Securities and Exchange Commission Rule 10b5-1, or through privately negotiated transactions. Repurchases will be made from time to time depending on market conditions and other factors. There is no guarantee as to the exact number of shares to be repurchased by the Company. About SI Financial Group, Inc. SI Financial Group, Inc. is the holding company for Savings Institute Bank and Trust Company. Established in 1842, the Savings Institute Bank and Trust Company is a community-oriented financial institution headquartered in Willimantic, Connecticut. Through its twenty-six branch locations, the Bank offers a full-range of financial services to individuals, businesses and municipalities within its market area.
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Finally! Exploring Data in 3D! Excel Power Map is native to Excel 2013 for Office365 ProPlus users! Let's rock!
What is Excel Power Map?
This is a great tool for everyone to explore and visualize data in 3D. Using this solution and analysis feauters we can create highly detailed interactive dashboard, customer performance presentation. We can handle huge data sets a brand new way and we can share them with other users. In my first article I'll show you how to create a simple 3D dashboard using BI features and Microsoft mapping service.
The first thing that we have to do, go to do Insert tab on the Ribbon, the new Power Map tools can be found here. We'll use the Map workbook, which you can find (and download) the end of article. First time we create a map inside of Power Map, Excel will display a message box indicating that we have to enable a connection to Bing maps.
Click the Map button and Excel will create a new Power Map sheet and also adds the table that we had selected.
We can choose the state under a Choose Geography settings and it can be find below the Geography and Map Level Panel.
Select state / Province and click next.
Using drag and drop technic move the Orders field to the Height section and the Salesrep field to Category section. I marked it with green arrows. The blue, orange and purple columns in each of the states indicates the relative number of orders by each salesperson.
We can resize our map control by dragging any of the handles. So, if we zoom in, we'll get more detail and if we'll zoom out, we'll get less detail. It's so easy!
You can download the sample workbook just open it a try these great map features.
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Via THR and a few other places, we have yet another camo-clad anti-gunner — Jim Zumbo, who apparently is the hunting editor for Outdoor Life magazine spouting off the same old anti-anything-but-hunting crap:
The guides on our hunt tell me that the use of AR and AK rifles have a rapidly growing following among hunters, especially prairie dog hunters. I had no clue. Only once in my life have I ever seen anyone using one of these firearms.
I call them "assault" rifles, which may upset some people. Excuse me, maybe I'm a traditionalist, but I see no place for these weapons among our hunting fraternity. I'll go so far as to call them "terrorist" rifles. They tell me that some companies are producing assault rifles that are "tackdrivers."
Sorry, folks, in my humble opinion, these things have no place in hunting. We don't need to be lumped into the group of people who terrorize the world with them, which is an obvious concern. I've always been comfortable with the statement that hunters don't use assault rifles. We've always been proud of our "sporting firearms."
I wouldn't call him a traditionalist. I'd call him an enemy of freedom.
…hunters don't use assault rifles.
How about sniper rifles? Do they use those? Mr. Zumbo might not want to call them that, but I guaran-damn-tee you, that's exactly what those who would ban, confiscate and/or otherwise restrict the use of AKs and ARs are going to cast his precious deer rifle as before they come after them. No doubt the hacks at the Brady Center & the VPC are reading this and thinking, "that whole divide-and-conquer strategy of ours is working like a charm…"
I absolutely do not think any free person deserves to be disarmed — but there are fleeting moments, such as when I read missives like this from the hook-and-bullet writers, when I think that if the people were disarmed who thought like this character does, that they'd be getting exactly what they deserved for throwing all the other gunnies under the anti-freedom bus. It's encouraging to see so many of the commenters to the piece upbraiding him for his craven, hidebound perspective, but I shudder to think of how many hunters agree with him. It'll be interesting to see how many subscriptions and sponsors Outdoor Life loses for it, though — not to mention the potential losses that at this point I'd say will be taken by various companies Zumbo's affilliated with, such as Polaris & Remington, and others.
As I said at JR's place, I was looking through Zumbo's Outdoor Life blog, and it seems this particular post has generated more feedback from readers than any of his other recent blog posts — almost 1,400 reader comments as of 11:01 am East Texas time, with at least 100 of those in the last 30 minutes alone. The second-most-commented on post from Zumbo got 45 comments. If this is any indication, the shite has definitely hit the fan here.
Comment count as I check in…
Sunday, 2-17-07, 12:00 pm East Texas time: 1,552
Sunday, 2-17-07, 1:01 pm East Texas time: 1,748 — and with that, for right now I'm gonna go enjoy the beautiful, sunny Texas day!
Sunday, 2-17-07, 7:50 pm East Texas time: 2,816
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Does it feel like your teeth are a little loose? Hometown Dental says this is a more common problem than what you might think. In fact, this seems to be a prevalent problem among Americans of all ages. A loose tooth can lead to chronic gingivitis, periodontal disease and even bone loss. This infection can even damage the bones and tissues around your loose tooth, say the experts at Hometown.
Effects of having loose teeth.
Hometown dental says that there are many problems you can have when dealing with a loose tooth. You may create more loose teeth and damage if you do not start treatment as soon as possible. Here are some ways to cure loose teeth from home
Pepper and Turmeric
Turmeric and pepper are wonderful, natural antiseptics that can help with inflammation and pain caused by a loose tooth. Mix equal amounts of both herbs and dab it on your gums with your fingers. Massage gently for a few minutes. Rinse with water. Follow this process twice a day to get the most antiseptic benefits from the herbs. Avoid eating or drinking for approximately one hour after having used this natural remedy in your mouth.
Mustard Oil
Here is another tip which was given to us by Hometown Dental. Add a tablespoon of salt to two or three drops of mustard oil. Apply that mixture to the sore gum and gently rub the area for about a minute. Afterward, you want to do the same as we mentioned above and rinse your mouth out with cold water. Avoid eating anything for about 30 minutes.
All the dentists at Hometown say salt has a bit of antiseptic qualities. Dissolve two small pinches of salt in a cup of water. Stir the mixture well, and then use it to gargle. Do this twice a day and it will help clean the bacteria out of your gums and strengthen the tissue surrounding the tooth.
Eat More Vitamin C Rich Foods
Foods such as oranges, kiwis, strawberries, guavas, cheese, milk, and yogurt and so on, can help minimize the pain that comes from having a loose tooth, say the hometown dentists.
Peppermint Oil
peppermint oil has a myriad of benefits for teeth, but primarily it can work as a pain killer. Just make sure you buy the peppermint oil water based not gel form and gently apply over your tooth. Follow this process once a day.
Cooking Oil
Dab a bit of oil around the gums to reduce inflammation around the tooth in which will reduce pain.
Big Problems.
One of the biggest problems adults deal with which leads to a loose tooth is plaque and tartar build up, say experts at Hometown Dental. The thing of it is that often you do not even see these bad boys on your teeth. If you don't floss, you increase your chances of getting plaque and tartar between teeth and food particles get stuck in between your teeth. This is what causes bacteria build up where your gums will swell up. This also allows for the formation of pockets of bacteria which in turn can lead to tooth loss. To prevent plaque and minimize gum inflammation use the above herbs on a regular basis. Alternate the herbs on different weeks and soon enough your tooth should be fixed.
THe Good Thing about Home Remedies.
The best part about having the ability to fix a loose tooth from home is that it is inexpensive. Herbs dont cost much and the best part is you can prevent expensive dental issues in the future.


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posted on 3rd july 2018 by Rebecca sander
1. Mark G. Parker, CEO, Nike...?!?
= $13.9 million dollars
2. Nick Beighton, CEO, Asos...?!?
= £3.1million (which works out at £1,000 an hour)
3. Cardi B...?!?
= £4m (and she's still mad at Uncle Sam about her taxes)
4. Hedi Slimane, artistic, creative and image director, celine...?!?
= $816,300 plus $11.5 million after a successful lawsuit this year (because apparently this was a woeful underpayment?! Get yours!)
5. Rupaul Charles...?!?
= $4,000,000 (Werk)
6. George Kolasa - Burberry Vice President Marketing..?!?
= £160,000
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Transfer of Crown Estate control in Scotland to the Scottish Government is due to take place in April 2017 and interim management arrangements are currently out for consultation.
At a local level the Crown Estate largely affects the seabed and foreshore along the Berwickshire coastline, a situation which has had both positive and negative repercussions.
Through its Marine Stewardship Fund the Crown Estate has made a £50,000 contribution to the St Abbs and Eyemouth Voluntary Marine Reserve in Berwickshire, and since 2011 the Coastal Communities Fund has seen 50 per cent of the Crown Estate's marine asset revenue being reinvested in coastal communities, and in its first year £225,000 of funding went to Berwickshire projects.
Relations between the Crown Estate and Cove Harbour Trust, however, were difficult for a time. Providing evidence to a previous consultation on Scotland's coastline, trust representatives said: "The Crown Estate attempted to charge Cove an annual rent for a skin of concrete protecting the pier which was supposedly resting on 'their' sea bed. This 'rent' was as much as the annual dues collected for moorings. After a decade or so of our objections and refusing to pay it was agreed it was nonsense."
The Scottish Government plans on introducing interim management arrangements for the Crown Estate transfer to their control, to ensure a smooth transition for Crown Estate staff, tenants and customers. Consultation on the interim arrangements is now open until August 26.


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Oops, I forgot to post this sooner. I really wanted to make an autumny cookie while we're still outside the Christmas season, and I felt like the combination of butterscotch and cinnamon would accomplish that. And it did! These were very simple and very good. My partner at work deemed them to be her favorite, so that's cool. I just wish they had been more oatmealy. Somehow the oatmeal just blends into the batter. I had been hoping for the consistency of a traditional oatmeal cookie, and these do not really have that. But they're still so good!
Chewy Oatmeal Cookies with Cinnamon and Butterscotch Chips
A Spicy Perspective via Pinterest
2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup brown sugar, packed
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1 cup unsalted butter, softened
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 large eggs
1 1/4 cups quick-cooking oats
1 cup cinnamon chips
1/2 cup butterscotch chips
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F and line several cookie sheets with parchment paper.
2. In a medium bowl, whisk the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt together. Set aside.
3. Using an electric mixer and a separate bowl, cream the butter and both sugars together until light and fluffy, 3-5 minutes. *Don't cut the time short here.
4. Add the vanilla and eggs to the butter mixture and beat to combine. Then slowly add the flour mixture until just combined.
5. Scrape the bowl and beat on low, adding the oats and baking chips.
6. Using a tablespoon, drop the cookie dough in 1 1/2 tablespoon portions onto the cookie sheets. Make sure they are spaced 2-3 inches apart for spreading.
7. Bake the cookies for 10-11 minutes, until the edges are golden, but the centers still seem soft. Cool completely on the baking sheets before moving.
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Lawley Running Club wish all our members who are running the Virgin London Marathon on Sunday 28 April 2019 the very best. We hope you have an amazing experience. You have all worked so hard to train for this and
2018 Annual General Meeting Minutes
Please find below, link to the minutes from the 2018 Lawley Running Club Annual General Meeting. If you have any queries regarding the minutes, can you please email firstname.lastname@example.com 2018 Minutes of Annual General Meeting
London Marathon
The results of the London Marathon Public Ballot due out week commencing 8th October. Do make sure that you visit the Club page for London Marathon Club entries to ensure you understand the requirements to enter the club ballot if you are unsuccessful in
Annual General Meeting Reminder
Please find below the Agenda for the Annual General Meeting on 25 September 2018, 7.30pm at Dawley British Legion Social Club. AGENDA Welcome Chairman's Report Finance Report Membership Report LRC Events Report Proposed changes to the Constitution Election of new
Lawley Running Club would like to congratulate Matthew Wright on becoming a fully qualified Coach in Running Fitness. I am sure we are all looking forward to working with Matt in the future.
Annual General Meeting
Lawley Running Clubs Annual General Meeting will on Tuesday 25th September, with the venue being the Royal British Legion on Station Rd, Dawley, Telford TF4 2NW at 19:00. There will be coffee/ tea available or the bar will be open to purchase


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Living Wall
For the longest time I dreamed of creating an eating space that is both inviting and playful; one that really allows our love for the outdoors to shine. While we know that this is not our forever home, more than ever I am wanting to nest. I want our space to reflect our mindset and what Perry and I often crave---serenity, curiosity and zen-like vibes. In our last home, I was perhaps too quick to put things on the walls, so this time around, I have been very mindful of what we bring into our home.
I have always wanted to do a living a wall in our home and I became ecstatic when I discovered these planters from Woolly Pocket. The design of these planters is unreal. They took less than 10 minutes to hang up and are super easy to maintain. Take a look below to see before and after photos, what plants we used and some Pinterest photos that inspired it all.
Before photo:
It is going to take some time to have the plants grow and fill out. A lot of the plants we started from cutting leaves off our other plants in the house and letting them root. We got the other ones from a local greenhouse, Ground Cover. Eventually, our vision is that the plants will grow out to be so full, that you can't see the white of the planters anymore. Below is a list of the plants that we used:
- Ferns: Assorted Variety
- Ivy Variegated
- Basic House Plant Philodendron
- Ajuga
- Nepthytis
This space doesn't get a lot of direct sun, so to make sure that the plants thrive, we exchanged one of our light bulbs for a grow light. We keep it on during the night and then let the natural light of the room take it's place during the day.
I have been pinning like crazy. When I saw the first photo pictured below, I scoured the Internet looking for what planters they used. It took me a while to track down Woolly Pocket. But I am so glad I did and now you don't have to search like I did!
Check out my Pinterest account for more living wall inspiration.
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This beautiful vintage rag rug is from my new friends at Old New House. It's actually not mine. It's my friend Kim's, who just started her own interior design business called Layers and Lines. If you're in the Denver area, I highly recommend them. She has been helping me design my family room, which I hope to show you guys in the next month!
The wooden letter board is handmade by Host and Toast Studio. They come with all the letters of the alphabet so you can create your own messages on the board. It is such lovely craftsmanship and I love the playfulness it brings to the space. The quote you see in the photos comes from one of our favorite Dave Mathew Band song's You and Me. It's just so romantic.
*A huge thank you to Woolly Pocket for gifting us these planters to make our living wall dreams come true!
Photography by Brittany Renee


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Among the telecom companies that have survived the relentless onslaught of Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, Idea Cellular Ltd is the most precariously placed. Its pre-tax loss rose to 32% of revenue in the December quarter, and its Ebitda of Rs1,223 crore was barely enough to take care of financing costs (Rs1,149 crore).
Ebitda stands for earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.
So it wasn't entirely surprising when Idea Cellular's management suggested on a call with analysts that it wants nothing to do with the latest downward tariff revisions. "We do not want to be a price warrior," Himanshu Kapania, managing director of Idea, said on the call.
Explaining its latest tariff revisions, Jio said last week that if competitors matched its tariffs, it would give its customers 20% more value. Some incumbents had tried to match the company's tariffs in the December quarter.
A moot question is what happens if incumbents keep trying to match Jio's tariffs. Almost as if he were addressing the question, Kapania said on the call, "We will keep a reasonable distance…we will be competitive, but we will not be a discount warrior."
Idea may have raised the white flag, but it's another matter if this will help. The big boys, Jio and Bharti Airtel Ltd, need to call a truce.
Meanwhile, relatively smaller companies such as Idea are caught between the proverbial devil and the deep sea.
If they cut tariffs, it will lead to Arpu (average revenue per user) erosion and impact profitability further. If they don't match prevailing tariffs, there can be subscriber and revenue loss, which will again result in profit erosion.
In short, it's clearly premature to call the December quarter as a bottom. Apart from the impact of Jio's latest price revisions, incumbents will also be hit by a reduction in international termination rates.
Idea's only hope is that things reverse quickly on the tariff front. "We believe this is a minor aberration and should correct itself in a short period of time," Kapania said on the call.
But it's far more important what Jio thinks. "Investors believe Jio can out-invest its competition, expand the lead on data capacity and leverage its position to drive revenue-share," analysts at Deutsche Bank said in a 24 January note to clients.
Jio spent Rs7,000 crore in capital expenditure in the December quarter alone, which amounts to Idea's annual capex.
Thus far, absorbing high levels of cash burn has been part of Jio's strategy, and there seems to be no end in sight to this strategy.
In fact, some analysts are wondering what exactly is driving Jio's pricing strategy, considering that it is now the market leader in the mobile broadband category. Every pricing change in bundled voice and data plans impacts it the most. Whatever Jio's motivation, the fact remains that highly leveraged companies such as Idea will be the worst hit by the tariff war.
The company's merger agreement with Vodafone India Ltd includes a clause that each company can only bring a reasonable pre-agreed level of debt (or a maximum leverage ratio, to be precise) into the merged company.livemint


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3348 Spring Street Redwood City, CA 94063
$1,098,000 | Sold
Open House Dates
Property Details
Just reduced by almost $200,000! Centrally positioned in the heart of the peninsula, this wonderful home rests on an incredible and expansive 8,500+/- square foot level lot! You will love the convenient location - just minutes to the fabulous Marsh Manor Shopping Center (which includes an outstanding market and restaurants) plus easy access to highway 101 and Facebook. In addition, a property of this size, with the potential to expand or add an accessory dwelling unit, doesn't come along often. Come see this outstanding starter home and/or investment opportunity!
- Year Built
- 1947
- Type
- Single Family Home
- List Date
- Sep 28, 2018
- School District
- Redwood City Elementary
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