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Senior Wastewater Networks Engineer
Matchtech are currently working with a Global Design & Engineering Consultancy and have an exciting new opportunity for a Senior Wastewater Networks Engineer to join their team in Bristol.
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Job Description
Our client are looking for a Senior Wastewater Networks engineer with approximately ten years of experience to join their dynamic team based in Bristol. A background in wastewater modelling (2D/ICM), and experience of developing interventions that improve wastewater infrastructure networks is essential. You will have strong technical and project/discipline management skills and the ability to liaise with a range of clients.
They work in an increasingly digital industry where traditional engineering is now regularly supplemented by digital innovations. As a result, they would be happy to consider applicants who can demonstrate skills and experience in coding and automation (ruby script, python etc) and who want to learn more about the water industry/engineering in a supportive team environment.
If successful, you will join their Networks and Drainage Engineering team, which is one of the largest in the UK with clients including high-profile utility companies such as Welsh Water, Thames Water, local authorities and independent businesses. You will experience a wide range of projects, face their clients and work with them to shape the industry.
You will be part of a motivated, multi-discipline team, connected to our clients national network of technical experts across the UK and worldwide. They encourage a strong drive to exceed customer expectations and deliver solutions by continuously developing your technical and managerial skills, in a company that is committed to your training and development.
* Proactive commitment to Health and Safety including production and undertaking reviews of risk assessments.
* Deliver projects as part of a team as well as on individual assignments as required.
* Investigate and resolve wastewater infrastructure issues through the development of interventions.
* Maintain regular communication with key clients to ensure appropriate follow-up and customer satisfaction.
* Ensure effective and timely communication between the modelling team and the client.
* Seek out develop new work opportunities with existing and new clients.
* Team development and engagement with digital initiatives.
* Bid preparation and the work winning process.
* Budget and programme tracking.
Shaping the future of networks and drainage - this is our challenge in an increasingly digital world. Join us and you'll work with a variety of colleagues and clients to create innovative solutions to challenging projects.
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Our client welcome the opportunity to discuss a flexible working pattern for this vacancy. They would encourage you to explore the flexible working options they are able to offer during the interview process.
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It's As Easy As ABC, Don't Hit Me
(I'm round a friends house with a few others and we are watching a documentary about Michael Jackson. They've just mentioned how his dad was abusive to the family. Not long after when they're showing them singing this happens:)
Friend #1: "You can't beat the Jackson 5."
Friend #2: "Apparently their dad can."
(We all looked at [Friend #2] in shock.)

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Celebrating Cheltenham Literature Festival 2019
Today, we have had the absolute pleasure in hosting Steve Clifford in school. He has worked with the Year 3 & 4 children today and then he will be with Upper School tomorrow. They have, and will be, working on writing, editing and sharing their stories. Steve will be in school selling his books after school - pop in for a personal signing!
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Obituary of David H Galleur
David H. Galleur age 80 of Millcreek Twp., went to Heaven on Tuesday December 3, 2019. He was born in Erie on November 21, 1939 a son of the late Harvey and Minnie (Dinges) Galleur. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by two brothers, Harvey and Bill Galleur and one brother-in-law, Rand Garrity.
David proudly served his country in the United States Air Force and retired from Penelec where he worked as a linesman. He was a snow bird and enjoyed traveling, boating, golf and playing poker. He was a longtime member of the Commodore Perry Yacht Club and was a currently an honorary member there.
David is survived by his wife, Shirley Palmer; one daughter, Sandi (Larry) Plyler; one son Davey Galleur, two sisters, Barb (Jim) Whitford and Sue Garrity; one stepson, Gary (Shell) Denofrio, sister-in-law Patty Galleur eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
A private family celebration was held and arrangements were under the care of the Dusckas-Martin Funeral Home and Crematory Inc. 4216 Sterrettania Rd. Erie, PA 16506.
Memorial contributions may be made to Asera Care Hospice, PO Box 944, Waterford, PA 16441.


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Food & Beverage Manager in Training
Surrounded by the breathtaking vistas of the famed Grand Teton Mountain Range and teeming with an inspiring array of wildlife, our alpine mountain resort offers the perfect mix of rustic adventure and luxury accommodations. Ski, hike, bike, raft and more at one of the premier resorts in Jackson Hole.
Food & Beverage Manager in Training
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Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole is looking for a Food & Beverage Manager in Training who shares a passion for excellence and who infuse enthusiasm into everything they do. This position provides an enjoyable, expertly dining experience conforming to Four Seasons standards of excellence for quality, professionalism, and friendliness.
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts is looking for Managers in Training (MIT) who share a passion for excellence and who infuse enthusiasm into everything they do. Our MIT's have the opportunity to shape our guest and employee experiences by providing exceptional knowledge and service. Work authorization for the location is required.
The aim of the Program is to develop the Manager in Training (MIT) to an Assistant Manager position upon completion of the Program, subject to satisfactory performance. The MIT will learn the standards and assume supervisory responsibilities in two or more departments within the first 12 months. Four Seasons provides employees with the same level of care that we expect to be shared with our guests. We have been ranked in FORTUNE Magazine's 100 Best Companies to work for since 1998.
Join Our Team
Work on a team that is built on mutual respect, collaboration, and focuses on excellent results. Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole is the only AAA Five Diamond, Forbes Five Star Resort in Wyoming.
Four Seasons provides employees with the same level of care that we expect to be shared with our guests. We have been ranked in FORTUNE Magazine''s 100 Best Companies to work for since 1998.
- Contribute to our environment with a positive and friendly attitude
- Demonstrate strong work ethic and proven leadership skills with the ability to make decisions to best serve our guest and employees
- Learn and follow service standards and cultural standards so that we expertly serve guests by providing exceptional knowledge of hotel products and services.
- Anticipate guest needs, ascertain satisfaction, and offer suggestions, and respond urgently and appropriately to guest concerns and requests.
- Lead daily shift briefings, ensure that all new hires have been properly trained and entered in to payroll system according to training manuals, give feedback and coaching to all service staff and communicate progress of training to management.
- Work harmoniously and professionally with co-workers and supervisors; maintain discretion and confidentiality, including matters relating to guests, staff, and the company. Understand Four Seasons' style, practices, culture, terminology, and general philosophy. Use these principles as guideline for behavior.
- Attend, participate in and occasionally lead required meetings or training events and perform other tasks as requested by management.
- Comply with Four Seasons' Category One and Category Two Work Rules and Standards of Conduct as set forth in the employee handbook.
Preferred Qualifications and Skills
-Must be willing to work a flexible schedule in order to accomplish all major responsibilities, and be willing to accept assignments on as need basis, in order to promote team work. This will include early mornings, evenings, weekends and holidays.
-Applicants are required to have two to three years previous employment in a related position. A college degree is preferred.
-Successful candidate must possess legal work authorization in the United States
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-Be part of a cohesive team with opportunities to build a successful career with global potential
-Have access to a robust benefit plan
-Have the opportunity to engage in diverse and challenging work
-Derive a sense of pride in work well done
-Be recognized for excellence
Learn more about what it is like to work at Four Seasons-visit us:
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Willful Acts is an expanded and updated collection of Margaret Hollingsworth's best-known and most popular plays, including The Apple in the Eye, Everloving, Diving, Islands, and War Babies (nominated for a Governor General's Award); along with her latest play, Commonwealth Games. Hollingsworth's earlier work showcases recurring women's issues and themes (Islands was among the first plays to put lesbian characters front and centre on the Canadian stage). In her new play, Commonwealth Games, Hollingsworth wrestles with the question of what it means to be an English immigrant to Canada at a time when post-colonial thinking and political correctness dominate our lives.
Growing up in Sheffield and London, England, Margaret Hollingsworth wrote plays and worked in theatre before she immigrated to Canada in 1968. A regular contributor to CBC radio, Hollingsworth has won two ACTRA awards for radio drama. Her non-dramatic writing includes the screenplay for a feature film adaptation of Jane Rule's Memory Board, and a collection of short stories, Smiling Under Water. A collection of her plays, Willful Acts, was published by Talonbooks in the Spring of 1998.
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Film on Mumbai's iconic Rhythm House to premier at International film fest
The emotional story of Rhythm House falling off the city's culture map will now be told to the world with Megha Ramaswamy's The Last Music Store premiering at the South Asian International Film Festival
A shuttered Rhythm House in March 2016. PIC/ATUL KAMBLE
Iconic music store Rhythm House closed down, leaving regulars despondent, but the temple of music refuses to stop making headlines. A documentary by Megha Ramaswamy on its legacy has been selected to premier on December 4 at a New York film festival.
The news has come as a surprise to Megha, director of The Last Music Store, who admits nervously that she doesn't even have a trailer or poster in place. The film, she says, was made with an entirely different purpose. "It was an in-house film, made more as an ode to the iconic space and its inmates, who stood by it through thick and thin, over decades. I use the word 'inmate' and not employee, because that's what they were, members of the same house, staying together." A self-confessed music nerd, Megha's connection with Rhythm House dates back to the time she moved to Mumbai from Pune when she was 21. Rhythm House became her musical refuge like it had for so many. "I have been obsessed with the place since," says the 34-year-old. "A large part of my vinyl collection comes from there, all available at lovely discounts. Rhythm House was my initiation into good music habits. That and Lotus Bookstore — the two places that hosted Mumbai's soul — are now both gone. With digital killing analog, the tactile connection to culture is weakening."
Over the years, however, Megha became more than a patron. When she met Aliya Curmally, daughter to Rhythm House owner Amir Curmally, at a writing programme, the two hit it off. "She's a dear friend and this film was a joint idea. She is co-producer," says Megha.
Director and Rhythm House fan Rohan Sippy supported Megha
A story about a labour of love always finds supporters. At the two-day shoot, Megha's friend Johan Aidt, a Danish cinematographer based in New York, was in town and instantly agreed to shoot the film. "The filming equipment came from Bollywood director Rohan Sippy, Curmally's close friend. Chak De India! director Shimit Amin offered his studio for the edit. "They were all patrons of Rhythm House. It's a connection that music nerds like us shared, much like the community of comic book nerds. We just get each other," says Megha.
Megha Ramaswamy at her Versova residence with records bought from the store. PIC/SNEHA KHARABE
Like them, the store has offered refuge to several, including the famous. Kalyanji Anandji would say they dropped in "to get inspired"; Shammi Kapoor and Pt Ravi Shankar were regulars too. The Police, Peter Andre, Zakir Hussain, AR Rahman and Jethro Tull had all been there. The team behind the film was clear they didn't want it to have starry sheen. "Rhythm House, for all the celeb presence it had seen, was never star-struck. Our film couldn't have behaved any other way. It was going to be about the staffers alone. The storytelling is instinctive, I knew I wanted to portray something personal," says the filmmaker. She created a set of placards, each carrying the name of a music genre and had every staffer hold one. "I had to choose a placard based on the genre that appealed to them. Film is such an intimate format and so much unraveling happens during the process. Some of them had been working there for 40 years. The most 'recent' joinee had spent 18 years! I have never cried on a film set before. During the shuttering, it was apparent how fragile their lives had become." The staff, now legendary, knew every artist, and would address each customer personally to select from a catalogue that most remember as exhaustive and unique. A monthly brochure would keep regulars updated about new arrivals.
Owner Amir Curmally
Megha's film also addresses the issue of copyright and piracy. "Their understanding of piracy," she says of the staff, "is very different from ours — it's quirky and interesting and at the same time, stark. For them, piracy is something that directly destroyed their lives."
Rhythm House's catalogue was exhaustive. PIC/SAMEER MARKANDE
In an earlier interview to this paper for a story that had first broken the news of Rhythm House shuttering, Curmally had hinted at the digital revolution eating into its fortune. Although Megha is used to the festival circuit, the only Indian to have showcased at the Toronto International Film Festival twice in a row (Bunny and Newborns), she had no idea she would be traveling with this little film to New York. "One minute, we were discussing how many DVDs of the film we'd make for the staffers and then, here I am, trying to cut a trailer. I guess an honest piece of work always find its audience."
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Bush vetoes second children's health insurance bill
WASHINGTON " President Bush vetoed legislation today that would have expanded government-provided health insurance for children, his second slap-down of a bipartisan effort in Congress to dramatically increase funding for the popular program.
It was Bush's seventh veto in seven years " all but one coming since Democrats took control of Congress in January. Today was the deadline for Bush to act or let the bill become law. The president also vetoed an earlier, similar bill expanding the health insurance program.
Bush vetoed the bill in private.
In a statement notifying Congress of his decision, Bush said the bill was unacceptable because " like the first one " it allows adults into the program, would cover people in families with incomes above the U.S. median and raises taxes.
"This bill does not put poor children first, and it moves our country's health care system in the wrong direction," Bush's statement said. "Ultimately, our nation's goal should be to move children who have no health insurance to private coverage, not to move children who already have private health insurance to government coverage."
Bush urged Congress to extend the program at its current funding level before lawmakers leave Washington for their holiday break.
In fact, congressional leaders had already said earlier Wednesday that they now will try only to extend the State Children's Health Insurance Program, or SCHIP, well into 2008 in basically its current form. Their comments signaled that they have given up efforts to substantially expand the program.
The bill passed the Democratic-controlled Senate by a veto-proof margin, but the same was not true in the House. Even after the bill was approved, negotiations continued to find a compromise version that would attract enough Republican lawmakers to override Bush's expected veto. A two-thirds vote in both chambers is required to override a presidential veto.
But that effort was unsuccessful.
The bill Bush vetoed would have increased federal funding for SCHIP by $35 billion over five years, to add an estimated 4 million people to the program that provides insurance coverage for children from families who earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but cannot afford private insurance.
The joint federal-state program currently provides benefits to roughly 6 million people, mostly children.
A major point of contention with the White House was Bush's demand that nearly all poor children eligible for the program be found and enrolled before any in slightly higher-income families could be covered. He originally proposed adding $5 billion to the program over five years but later said he was willing to go higher as long as his conditions were met.
The president also has opposed using an increased tobacco tax to fund the program expansion. The bill includes a 61-cent rise on a package of cigarettes.
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The Washington Times
VA psychiatrist tells Facebook user to 'off yourself'
By Jacqueline Klimas
July 28, 2015
A photo posted to Imgur on Monday night shows one user expressing a pro-gun stance in a Facebook comment thread.
"I am all for gun control," the user wrote. "If there is a gun in the room, I want to be in control of it."
Gregg Gorton, whose Facebook profile identifies him as a staff psychiatrist at the Philadelphia Veterans Medical Center, replied: "Off yourself, please."
The Veterans Affairs website does list Dr. Gorton as a mental and behavior health physician at the Philadelphia VA Medical Center. The website was last updated May 2013.
The VA apologized to all veterans their families for the Facebook post, which they called "completely unacceptable."
"Our mission is to provide the highest level of medical and mental health care, which is not reflected in the Facebook post," a VA spokesman told The Washington Times. "The post was totally inappropriate and does not convey our commitment to veterans. We are taking steps immediately to address the situation."


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The service challenge facing the retail banking operation of the massive Lloyds TSB group is daunting. How can an organisation with 35,000 employees deliver uniform high-quality service to 16 million customers across a network of 3,000 branches and offices? How can each individual customer feel valued when turnover tops the £7.2 billion mark and his or her transaction is just one of millions handled each month?
Lloyds TSB invited the Management Today/Unisys judging panel to visit one of its banks in Poole, Dorset to show how this challenge is met every day at branch level. Mike Collins, the manager, and his team provided strong evidence to back the comprehensive award entry submitted by senior managers based at the organisation's Bristol headquarters. A winning finalist last year, Lloyds TSB again impressed the judges with the energy it commits to service excellence and the strength of its performance in all four areas of the judging assessment: understanding customers, operational excellence, engaging people and vision, values and leadership.
Success in delivering excellent customer service while working to harmonise the operational procedures, culture, vision and best practices of Lloyds Bank and TSB Group is an enormous achievement. Moreover, in tandem with the merger integration process, Lloyds TSB has continued to pursue its policy of continuous improvement in addition to launching a number of exciting customer-focused initiatives throughout the past year.
The 30 initiatives introduced this year include a streamlined complaints procedure, a new staff suggestion scheme, revised operational standards, extended customer service training, new employee recognition and incentive schemes, and a new partnership with the Post Office that enables customers to do their banking at local post offices, in addition to the largest branch and ATM network in the UK. Lloyds TSB has also become a founder member of the Institute of Customer Services (ICS).
Lloyds TSB uses a variety of performance measures to assess the success of its initiatives. Each year 2.5 million customers' views are sought on their satisfaction with the service they receive (the largest market research study in the UK). These performance indicators are communicated to each branch and available to every member of staff.
Recent research suggests that Lloyds TSB is achieving its aim of recruiting and retaining profitable customers. The rate of customer attrition has fallen consistently over the past six years and now stands at only 1.5% (and 0.5% among high-value customers). The profitability of new customers has more than doubled and the bank enjoyed an 8% increase in its high-value customers over the past year. More than 90% of Lloyds TSB customers now state that they are likely to recommend the bank to others in future. And, at 98%, customer satisfaction stands at an all time high. Given the scale of its operation and the scale of the challenge facing Lloyds TSB such figures are particularly impressive.


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N.H. Sea Grant Communications and Information (2014-2017)
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The objectives of the Communications and Information Program are:
- To provide communications support and counsel to N.H. Sea Grant and its administrators, researchers and extension personnel.
- To disseminate information resulting from N.H. Sea Grant research and extension activities and their impacts to the scientific community, government agencies and officials, marine industries and the general public.
- To work with other Sea Grant programs and appropriate organizations to conceive, produce, market and evaluate regional and national communications products.
- To promote public awareness of marine and coastal issues in New Hampshire, northern New England and the Gulf of Maine region.
- To increase recognition of Sea Grant by the scientific community, government agencies and officials, the marine industries, students and the general public.
- To promote greater scientific literacy throughout the sectors served by Sea Grant, including elected officials, students, teachers, the media, tourists and the general public.
- To keep abreast of changing communications technologies in order to use the most efficient and cost-effective communications means possible.
N.H. Sea Grant is part of a national network that works in coordination, conducting research, extension and education projects designed to enhance the wise use and conservation of the country's coastal, marine and Great Lake resources. The N.H. Sea Grant Communications staff works in concert with its national colleagues to report on these activities using all the appropriate communications technologies and seeking to reach a wide range of local, regional, national and international audiences.
N.H. Sea Grant's marine careers website helps over 230,000 students research career options
N.H. Sea Grant's marinecareers.net website continues to be a valuable resource for students seeking information on careers in the marine sciences, helping to broaden students' vision of the opportunities available in the marine science fields.
Relevance: Marine science is a popular career choice, however students often focus on marine biology and working with marine mammals because they are unaware of the numerous other possibilities that exist in the marine sciences.
Response: Using profiles of a wide array of marine professionals in marine biology, ocean engineering, oceanography, social and policy science, and other related marine fields, the website marinecareers.net was created in 1998 to provide information about the many different career possibilities available to students interested in marine science. The site, administered by N.H. Sea Grant, also contains resources relating to education, careers, internships, and a quiz to help students determine which marine career field might be a good fit.
Results: During 2015, marinecareers.net had over 230,000 visitors from all 50 states and most foreign countries. More than 100 site visitors responded to a survey, with almost all respondents indicating that the site was helpful in making decisions regarding a career in the marine sciences. Visitors stated that the site was "cool," "very informative and helpful," and "an eye opener." Over 27,000 people took the site's marine career interest quiz in 2015 to assess their interest in the various career fields.
Undergraduates improve technical writing skills by producing information sheets for N.H. Sea Grant
N.H. Sea Grant worked with undergraduates in 2015 to develop three information sheets that inform the public about various program components and activities, while also helping the students to improve their technical writing, editing and graphic design skills.
Relevance: Undergraduates studying technical writing at the University of New Hampshire must complete a project to reinforce course content in a real world setting while gaining valuable skills for when they enter the workforce.
Response: Each year, N.H. Sea Grant communications staff work with some of the students to complete their project. N.H. Sea Grant has a family of related publications that help to describe the program and its various components and activities. The biennial Program Guide is the flagship piece, and numerous one-page information sheets complement and augment the information in an easy-to-read format. In 2015, a team of UNH technical writing undergraduate students worked with N.H. Sea Grant communications staff to write and develop three information sheets covering program topics including UNH Ocean Discovery Day, the UNH Marine Docent Program and the website marinecareers.net. The information sheets provide a brief summary and include photos that depict each topic.
Results: Writing the information sheets allowed undergraduates to improve their technical writing, editing and graphic design skills, freeing up some time that N.H. Sea Grant staff would otherwise have spent developing these information sheets. The publications have been distributed at various conferences and public events and are available on the N.H. Sea Grant website.
N.H. Sea Grant produces several short videos to promote educational marine science event
N.H. Sea Grant produced eight short videos in 2015 that helped to promote UNH Ocean Discovery Day, a marine science event that attracted more than 2,100 students, teachers and members of the public — the largest number of attendees in the event's six-year history.
Relevance: Each year, N.H. Sea Grant helps to promote UNH Ocean Discovery Day, a free event that teaches students and the public about marine science and ocean engineering. Event organizers wanted to increase awareness about the event and boost attendance in 2015.
Response: N.H. Sea Grant produced eight short videos in 2015 each featuring a different marine-themed topic or hands-on station to be featured at Ocean Discovery Day, including remotely operated vehicles, horseshoe crabs and seaweed. The videos were shared on the Ocean Discovery Day website and Facebook page and are archived on the N.H. Sea Grant YouTube channel.
Results: The videos were viewed more than 670 times in total, with a reach of 1,300 people and had numerous likes and shares on Facebook. An informal survey conducted at Ocean Discovery Day indicated that Facebook was a critical part of event advertising, with anecdotal evidence that the videos were well received. In total, more than 2,100 students, teachers and members of the general public attended the Ocean Discovery Day student preview and public open house in 2015 — the largest number of attendees in the event's six-year history.
N.H. Sea Grant video promotes new puppet musical that teaches students about changes in the ocean
N.H. Sea Grant produced a video in 2015 that helps to promote a puppet musical developed by N.H. Sea Grant and the University of N.H. to teach students about changes in the ocean.
Relevance: N.H. Sea Grant seeks to engage young audiences as part of its marine literacy efforts. N.H. Sea Grant educators collaborated with the University of New Hampshire Department of Theatre and Dance to develop a puppet musical, What's all the ComOcean?, aimed at teaching elementary and middle school students about changes in the Gulf of Maine, including warming waters, invasive species and marine debris.
Response: N.H. Sea Grant produced a video in 2015 documenting the making of the puppet musical, its goals and messaging. The video, available on the N.H. Sea Grant YouTube channel, is intended to increase awareness of the musical and encourage teachers and event organizers to host the musical to teach students and the public about changes in the marine environment and how they can help.
Results: The video has been viewed 220 times and was featured on various UNH and N.H. Sea Grant social media sites. The video provides a lively, engaging overview for promotional use and distribution to individuals and organizations that can help teach students about marine science and changes in the Gulf of Maine.
N.H. Sea Grant information sheet on climate champions spreads awareness
N.H. Sea Grant produced an information sheet in 2015 that condenses the content of a report about supporting climate adaptation "champions" in coastal New England communities in order to provide an easy-to-read synopsis to a wider audience.
Relevance: A report produced by a 2014 N.H. Sea Grant Doyle Fellow provided an in-depth look at the challenges facing "champions" of climate adaptation in coastal communities throughout northern New England. The document is 29 pages long and provides detailed information for organizations and individuals who want to support these champions.
Response: N.H. Sea Grant produced a two-page information sheet in 2015 that condenses the report contents into a more concise format for a quick glance at the report's main points and highlights.
Results: The information sheet was distributed on social media and at various conferences, workshops and public events to help spread awareness of the work and needs of climate champions.
Feature stories share N.H. Sea Grant research and extension activities with a wide audience
N.H. Sea Grant's stories written in 2015 helped bring attention to program-sponsored research and extension activities on the local, regional and national scale.
Relevance: One of N.H. Sea Grant's communication goals is to promote awareness of the program's research and extension activities. Explaining what takes place and why it matters are critical to this goal.
Response: N.H. Sea Grant wrote 10 stories in 2015 based on recently published research sponsored by the program and numerous extension efforts that took place during the year.
Results: The stories were featured on the N.H. Sea Grant website and social media and were shared by numerous local, regional and national outlets via social media for a potential reach of 25,000 people on Facebook and more than 200,000 people on Twitter.
N.H. Sea Gant conducts needs assessment for local groundfishermen in crisis
Given severe cuts in allowable catch and uncertainty about the future of groundfishing in N.H., it is critical to understand the current situation, perspective and needs of N.H. groundfishermen to inform action addressing their circumstances. N.H. Sea Grant interviewed groundfishermen to assess their perspectives and opinions about potential responses to the crisis and broadcast results to fishermen, extension agents, politicians, NOAA scientists and managers, and non-profit organizations.
Relevance: Given severe cuts in how much fish fishermen are allowed to catch and uncertainty about the future of groundfishing for N.H. fishermen, it is critical to understand the current situation, perspective and needs of N.H. groundfishermen as soon as possible in order to inform action that will address their circumstances. This information must accurately reflect the voice of fishermen and make its way into the hands of people who can collectively search for resources, support and actions that can help.
Response: In 2015, N.H. Sea Grant interviewed as many N.H. groundfishermen as possible who have been active in the last two years in order to assess their perspectives and opinions about potential responses to the crisis. Two-thirds of qualifying fishermen were interviewed.
Results: The assessment found that fishermen will move into alternative fisheries where possible, including lobster, scallops, dogfish, whiting and tuna. In addition, several fishermen will fish further from shore or further south to avoid Gulf of Maine cod which have low catch limits. Some fishermen are concerned about the safety of these adjustments because smaller boats are not as well equipped to safely travel farther offshore or to handle different gear. Frustration with the quality of science available to managers was found to be a consistent issue for fishermen. N.H. Sea Grant produced a four-page information sheet that summarized the needs assessment in a concise and easy-to-read format. Results were distributed to fishermen, extension agents, politicians, NOAA scientists and managers, and non-profit organizations, raising their awareness of the issues from the point of view of the fishermen who are most affected by their potential future actions.
N.H. Sea Grant information sheet informs scientists about striped bass aquaculture efforts
N.H. Sea Grant produced an information sheet in 2015 that informs scientists and aquaculturists about improvements in striped bass aquaculture using land-based, marine recirculating systems.
Relevance: Striped bass aquaculture is gaining popularity throughout the United States. It has the potential to be an excellent option for improving broodstock breeding programs and may lead to the development of new markets and sources of income for aquaculturists. Various efforts are taking place throughout the nation to improve striped bass aquaculture and scientists wanted a brief summary of those efforts.
Response: N.H. Sea Grant developed a one-page information sheet in 2015 that details scientific efforts throughout the nation to select for certain desirable genetic traits of striped bass and to identify markets for striped bass grown in land-based, marine recirculating aquaculture systems.
Results: The information sheet provides a concise update on advancements made in striped bass aquaculture and has been distributed electronically to scientists and aquaculturists throughout the nation who are interested in this topic.
Thousands use Sea Grant's marinecareers.net to explore career options
Sea Grant's marinecareers.net has been and continues to be a valuable resource for students seeking information on careers in the marine sciences.
RELEVANCE: Many students contemplate careers in the marine sciences. Without an understanding of the many different possibilities in these fields, however, many fixate on careers in marine biology and picture themselves working with marine mammals.
RESPONSE: Online since 1998, Sea Grant's marinecareers.net is designed to provide students and their parents, teachers and guidance counselors with information on the many career possibilities in the marine sciences. Through question-and-answer profiles, professionals in the fields of marine biology, oceanography, ocean engineering, social and policy science, and closely related areas provide site visitors with information about their careers their lives and what they see for the future in their fields. These scientists cover a wide range in terms of educations, geographical locations, employers and ethnicities. The site also contains many other resources related to career exploration as well as an aptitude test designed to point students to possible careers.
RESULTS: Over the years, marinecareers.net, which is administered by N.H. Sea Grant, has become a valuable resource for students from across the country and around the world seeking to explore marine science career options. During 2014, the site averaged 500-600 visitors a day.
N.H. Sea Grant produces video to promote internships
N.H. Sea Grant produced a video in 2014, Connect to Conserve: Internships with N.H. Sea Grant and UNH Cooperative Extension, to promote undergraduate opportunities including the NHSG Doyle Fellowship. The video highlights the variety of experiences offered to the fellows by N.H. Sea Grant. The video has garnered 177 views and has been shared on social media and the NHSG and UNH Cooperative Extension websites. It provides a more engaging and thorough method of describing the fellowship than most other advertising methods and is intended to help boost the number of applications for the fellowship for a more robust candidate pool.
Undergraduate team creates Coastal Research Volunteer poster to draw attention to NHSG opportunity
Working with a team of technical writing students from UNH's English 502 class, N.H. Sea Grant Communications produced a poster for the program's Coastal Research Volunteers. Printed on waterproof canvas to make it more versatile, the poster is being used by the CRV coordinator to recruit both environmentally conscious volunteers and research scientists in need of assistance with their monitoring efforts.
N.H. Sea Grant revises, updates and re-launches marinecareers.net
Communications redesigned marinecareers.net, the marine science career information site managed by N.H. Sea Grant for the Sea Grant network. In addition to updating information and profiles on the site, the staff added a section on social and policy science and a marine science careers aptitude test. The site is visited by 500-600 users each day.
N.H. Sea Grant 2015-17 Program Guide highlights research and extension activities
N.H. Sea Grant produced the four-page 2015-17 NHSG Program Guide to provide an overview of its mission and focus areas. The guide, produced in 2014, is brief, photo-heavy and intended to be user-friendly and engaging. The reader is encouraged to access additional information on the N.H. Sea Grant website and social media platforms. This publication is distributed electronically to stakeholders, researchers and congressional staffers to improve visibility of N.H. Sea Grant and emphasize the impact the program is having on the region. The Program Guide also serves to anchor various information sheets that detail activities related to N.H. Sea Grant's four focus areas.
N.H. Sea Grant bookmark highlights "underloved" seafood species of N.H.
As a result of NHSG-funded research on alternative marketing opportunities for the N.H. fishing industry, N.H. Sea Grant produced a bookmark in 2014 highlighting five "underloved" seafood species of N.H. — those species that are abundant but not well-known among consumers. The bookmark provides biological information about these species along with details about culinary preparation of each species and their uses in cuisine. The bookmark has been distributed at seafood tasting events, meetings and a sustainable seafood dinner at UNH's Holloway Commons, providing a quick reference for consumers who want to familiarize themselves with local, sustainable seafood choices. It has also been shared on social media, with a potential Twitter reach of more than 14,000 followers based on numerous retweets.
N.H. Sea Grant publications provide overview of horseshoe crab biology and research in Great Bay
N.H. Sea Grant produced a pamphlet and information sheet in 2014 that provide an overview of horseshoe crab biology in Great Bay and research, some of which was funded by NHSG, that has been conducted on the species in the region. Horseshoe crabs are a charismatic species that generates a lot of public interest in the Great Bay ecosystem. The publications offer the same information in two different formats: the pamphlet for hardcopy distribution in science centers around the Seacoast and the information sheet for people who access the publication digitally and want to print it out themselves. These publications help to educate the public about horseshoe crabs and the importance of conducting research relating to their populations and biology.
N.H. Sea Grant produces video to promote UNH's Ocean Discovery Day
N.H. Sea Grant produced a short video in 2014 to help promote UNH's Ocean Discovery Day, a free event that focuses on marine science and engineering. The video encourages children and adults to attend the event to learn about marine science topics from NHSG-trained UNH Marine Docents and UNH researchers in a hands-on environment. The video has been viewed more than 200 times on YouTube and was shared on social media to help promote the event, providing a visual companion piece to news stories and announcements about Ocean Discovery Day.
N.H. Sea Grant Doyle Fellow writes report about "champions" of climate adaptation in New England
N.H. Sea Grant produced a 32-page report, "Sustaining champions of climate adaptation in coastal communities: a Northern New England study." The report was researched and written by a 2014 NHSG undergraduate Doyle Fellow who conducted semi-structured interviews of people identified as climate adaptation promoters and implementers in southern Maine, northern Mass. and N.H. The report focuses on the challenges faced by leaders in coastal communities who are helping their municipality adapt to sea-level rise, increases in heavy precipitation and flooding. Thus far, it has been distributed to professional climate adaptation networks in New England that are providing assistance to communities, including Maine, Conn. and the Upper Valley of N.H. and Vt., and findings have also been shared nationally. The report encourages expanded support for coordinated, locally grounded climate adaptation assistance to help these champions to continue their efforts to protect their communities and to "normalize" climate preparedness in community decision-making.
N.H. Sea Grant designs poster to promote UNH Marine Docent program
In 2014, N.H. Sea Grant designed a poster to help promote the UNH Marine Docent program coordinated by NHSG and UNH Cooperative Extension. The poster was displayed at NHSG's first research symposium to inform attendees about the in-school and boat-based educational programs offered by the Docents. The design is colorful, photo-heavy and engaging, and it was printed on a canvas material to allow program coordinators to use the poster at a variety of indoor and outdoor public events in the coming years. The poster provides a simple method of advertising the Docent programs to promote marine literacy in Northern New England.
N.H. Sea Grant designs two fisheries posters to educate the public about climate change and gear technology
N.H. Sea Grant designed two posters in 2014 that focus on climate change and gear technology in relation to New England commercial fishing. The posters were displayed at the first biennial NHSG research symposium where attendees had an opportunity to read the information and ask NHSG fisheries staff questions about the topic. Both posters educate the public about fisheries research as well as the role that N.H. Sea Grant fisheries extension specialists play in Northern New England fishing communities.
Story featuring N.H. Sea Grant research on horseshoe crabs gains worldwide attention
In 2014, N.H. Sea Grant staff wrote a story about the effects of biomedical bleeding of horseshoe crabs. The story, based on research sponsored by a NHSG development grant, gained worldwide attention through social media. The topic was mentioned on Twitter by eight other individuals or organizations and was retweeted 21 times, including by NOAA Research and EcoWatch, with a total potential reach of almost 160,000 Twitter users. The NHSG story also spurred a number of related articles in media outlets including The Atlantic and Huffington Post Green. The reach of this story has helped to bring NHSG-sponsored research to the national media spotlight.
Poster educates public about N.H. Sea Grant research and extension efforts to market local seafood
In 2014, N.H. Sea Grant designed a poster to educate the public about its research and extension efforts to market local seafood. Commercial fishermen are seeking ways to market local, "underloved" seafood species — those that are plentiful in New England waters but not well-known to the public. The poster first describes NHSG-funded research to determine consumer and restaurant preferences for these local species, then summarizes staff efforts to creatively market seafood based on the research findings. The poster was presented at Sea Grant Week in 2014 to help spread the word among professionals who may be interested in initiating similar efforts within their state.
N.H. Sea Grant produces rack card to promote Coastal Research Volunteer Program
N.H. Sea Grant produced a rack card in 2014 to describe the role of the Coastal Research Volunteer (CRV) Program, a citizen science organization run by NHSG and UNH Cooperative Extension. The CRV rack card helps to inform the public about volunteer opportunities and benefits of being involved with the program. The publication also provides information to researchers about how the CRV participants can assist them in their research efforts. The rack card has been distributed electronically and in hardcopy format to encourage volunteer and researcher participation in the program and promote coastal science in N.H. and surrounding regions.
N.H. Sea Grant's Facebook page broadens reach of news and events
N.H. Sea Grant's Facebook page attracted more attention in 2014 than in previous years, with posts reaching more than 7,700 views — an increase of 110% from 2013. The posts received 57 shares, helping NHSG to potentially reach more than 96,000 people — an increase of 200% from the previous year. In addition, the number of people who liked the NHSG Facebook page increased from 167 to 223 during this time period, representing more than a 130% increase in followers. Facebook continues to be an integral method of news dissemination for NHSG, reaching wider audiences each year.
Twitter allows N.H. Sea Grant to broaden its reach worldwide
In conjunction with its new website, Twitter remains the primary method for NHSG to distribute news and interact with the public and colleagues. NHSG's reliance on this social media platform is reflected positively in the numbers: The number of NHSG Twitter followers increased by 150% for a total of 1,260 during 2014. One hundred and sixteen different Twitter users retweeted NHSG news to potentially reach more than 1.1 million followers — an increase of 200% from 2013. NHSG was also mentioned more than 90 times for a potential reach of 640,000 — an increase of 600% from the previous year. Twitter has helped NHSG engage new audiences worldwide and continues to be an important method of news dissemination.
Consumers guide helps N.H. residents shop wisely for seafood
At the request of one of N.H. Sea Grant's commercial fisheries specialists, NHSG Communications produced a wallet-sized consumers guide to buying quality New Hampshire seafood. With photos and very concise prose, the guide tells shoppers what to look for and what to avoid when purchasing fresh cut fish, whole and dressed fish, and live shellfish. NHSG extension staff use the guide to help promote consumption of local seafood.
Information sheets provide details on N.H. Sea Grant activities
Communications produced information sheets on several aspects of the program: N.H. Sea Grant's Coastal Research Volunteers, the program's 2014-15 research projects, NHSG's aquaculture activities, and marketing locally caught seafood. Used with and graphically linked to the NHSG Program Guide, these information sheets provide details about specific aspects of the program, details that can't be included in the guide due to space limitations.
Available from the National Sea Grant Library (use NHU number to search) or NH Sea Grant
- The underloved seafood of New Hampshire
- Join the Coastal Research Volunteers (2014)
- A consumers guide to buying quality New Hampshire seafood (2014)
- Connect to conserve: internships with N.H. Sea Grant and UNH Cooperative Extension (2014) (video). See N.H. Sea Grant's YouTube channel.
- Ocean Discovery Day (2014) (video). See N.H. Sea Grant's YouTube channel.
- The making of What's All the ComOcean? puppet musical (video). 2015. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiAxJTGMXKc
Strategic Plan
- New Hampshire Sea Grant Strategic Plan 2014-2017.
Information Sheet
- New Hampshire Sea Grant Coastal Research Volunteers (2014). Alyson Eberhardt and Steve Adams.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant 2014-15 research projects (2014). Steve Adams.
- Horseshoe crabs in Great Bay (2014). Helen Cheng.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant aquaculture (2014). Rebecca Zeiber.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant marinecareers.net (2015). Steve Adams.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant marketing locally caught seafood (2014). Rebecca Zeiber.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant marine docent program (2015). Colin MacNamee, Celina Wilt and Noah Goldstein.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant Ocean Discovery Day (2015). Colin MacNamee, Celina Wilt and Noah Goldstein.
- 2015 needs assessment for N.H. groundfishermen (2015). Erik Chapman.
- Sustaining champions of climate adaptation in coastal communities: a Northern New England study (2015). Alexandra Philip.
- Striped bass aquaculture in New England (2015). David Berlinsky and Michael Chambers.
- Consumer and retailer demand for local seafood: opportunities in the N.H. marketplace (2014). Charlie French, Kelly Cullen, Alberto Manalo and Eliot Jones.
- Coastal Research Volunteers (2014). Emily Kallgren, Stefanie Casella and Joao Tavares-Carreiro.
- Marketing locally caught seafood in New Hampshire (2014). Rebecca Zeiber.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant: establishing a community-based climate ocean observing system in N.H. (2015). Erik Chapman.
- New Hampshire Sea Grant: helping N.H. fishermen develop new gear to catch pollock and avoid cod (2015). Erik Chapman.
- UNH Marine Docent program (2015). Rebecca Zeiber.
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- Joe Kelly MP
Shadow Minister plays politics with school road safety
Member for Greenslopes Joe Kelly MP has taken Shadow Transport Minister Steve Minnikin to task for questioning road safety initiatives near Whites Hill State College.
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) set up a mobile speed camera on the border of the school grounds on Samuel Street after it was identified together with the Department of Transport and Main Roads as a site where drivers were speeding and potentially putting young students at risk.
Mr Minnikin questioned the use of the camera.
Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey said low-level speeding on suburban roads was something many drivers refused to accept as a dangerous behaviour and that all revenue from speeding cameras were reinvested into road safety measures.
"Queensland Government research shows 94 per cent of people admit to speeding and nearly 50 per cent admit to exceeding the designated speed limit by up to 10km/h most of the time," Mr Bailey said.
"People need to understand the danger of what they are doing, for the sake of themselves, their loved ones and the people they are endangering.
"All money raised through fines from speed and red-light camera offences goes towards making Queensland roads safer."
The camera operated only in school zone hours for two weeks in late February and early March, catching on average 20 motorists an hour speeding in the school zone.
Mr. Kelly said he was disappointed that Mr. Minnikin would play politics with the QPS' efforts to keep schoolchildren safe.
"The Shadow Minister is completely putting political point scoring ahead of road safety for kids by trying to undermine the QPS' efforts to keep them safe," Mr. Kelly said.
"One would think that road safety around schools would be uncontested.
"So it's really disappointing that as the Shadow Minister for Transport, who is responsible for offering alternative options for keeping our kids safe around schools, he would rather criticise efforts to do so without offering any alternatives.
"He has shown himself to be unsuited to be a Shadow Minister and in my opinion should stand down."
Local candidate for Coorparoo Ward Matthew Campbell highlighted the muted response by local Councillor Ian McKenzie.
"Road safety should be a priority for all of our community, particularly around schools and I am committed to ensuring improved road safety across our community," he said.
"It's disappointing that our current local councillor, Ian McKenzie, has not stood up for road safety and is silent in response to the criticisms by Steve Minnikin and the state LNP."


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New Mexico Museum of Art Recently Donated Works Exhibition
New Arrivals: Works from the Collection is an exhibition of recent acquisitions to the Museum's permanent collection. New Arrivals highlights the important role the art patron plays in developing a Museum's collection—either through an outright donation or partnering with the Museum in a purchase.
Francis Bacon
The works in New Arrivals: Works from the Collection will be on view for the first time featuring favorite New Mexico artists such as Susan Rothenberg and Gunnar Plake, among others, to the internationally recognized Francis Bacon and Roy Lichtenstein.
Approximately twenty-five works will be exhibited in nearly all media (including a skateboard by Artemio Rodriguez).
New Arrivals: Works from the Collection opens at the New Mexico Museum of Art, Friday, February 12, 2010 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. A reception will be hosted by the Women's Board of the Museum of New Mexico.
Exhibition curator Katherine Ware, curator of photography at the Museum, said; "The permanent collection is at the core of everything we do here at the Museum. It is especially wonderful, through the generosity of our community of donors, to share these treasures with the public for whom we hold these works in trust."
The focus of New Arrivals: Works from the Collection will be contemporary works donated to the permanent collection. Work from other eras will be shown, such as Milton Rogovin's photographs of New York City's Lower East Side and a William Lumpkins landscape, Untitled (Red Butte), 1933.
Museums rely primarily on donations of artwork from various sources as acquisition funds are always limited. A highlight of this exhibition and these donations is that these works deepen the Museum's collection of art of the Southwest and more specifically art by New Mexico artists while broadening the permanent collection with works by artists such as Francis Bacon.


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Christina Aguilera has posted a rare photo with her lover, and grown-up daughter.
Time spent with family, for Christina Aguilera's particularly valuable, according to the Chronicle.info with reference to showdream.org.
38-year-old Christina Aguilera, who previously announced his return to the scene of an erotic photo shoot, along with her lover, Matthew Zatleram and their four-year-old daughter summer went to a little trip to the Grand Canyon. To reach one of the most beautiful sights of the USA Aguilera and Rutler daughter decided on the helicopter.
"A trip to the Grand Canyon in a helicopter and picnic in honor of father's Day. I wish big love to everybody!" — wrote the star in Instagram.
It should be noted that the photographs clearly lacking 11-year-old son of the stars by max, whom Aguilera had a baby with her former husband Jordan Bratman.
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ISLAMABAD - Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani and DG ISI Lt-Gen Ahmad Shuja Pasha held a detailed discussion with Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani here at Prime Minister House on Tuesday evening on regional security situation, with specific reference to the severed Pak-US relations following Nato attack on Pakistan Army border posts.
Sources aware of the discussion informed TheNation that the meeting was held, ahead of the prime minister's visit to World Economic Forum at Davos, Switzerland, just to give the impression that the political and military leadership of the country was on same page regarding the policy towards the blockade of the Nato supplies via Pakistan and other regional security related matters.
Sources further informed that it was the consensus view of the political and military leadership that the country's sovereignty and integrity would never be compromised and the decisions regarding the future course of Pakistan's relations with United States and other states would be redefined in the light of the recommendations to be made by the joint session of the Parliament in the beginning of the next week.
The joint session of the Parliament would discuss a set of 35 recommendations to redefine the country's relations with United States, decision on resumption of the Nato supplies via Pakistan on new terms and conditions and the role of Islamabad in the ongoing war on terror in the changed scenario.
The meeting also decided that Pakistan would take on board the neighbouring Afghanistan on the steps being taken to redefine its role in the ongoing war on terror and would seek Kabul's help in containing cross-border insurgency.
It was in this backdrop that Prime Minister Gilani has asked the Foreign Minister to undertake a visit to Afghanistan. In the meeting, the ongoing reconciliation process in Afghanistan also came under discussion keeping in view the stability and security of the region.
Sources informed that it was also the consensus view of the participants that government should take a stiff stand on resumption of the Nato supplies and United States should be made realised that they had committed a mistake by launching unprovoked attack on Pak Army border check-posts in Mohmand Agency and US should tender an apology for this breach of the country's territorial sanctity.
Earlier, the US ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter Tuesday called on Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar at her office and discussed matters of mutual interest.
According to informed sources, Pak-US bilateral relations, situation in Afghanistan and US report on Nato attack came under discussion during the meeting.
There was no official statement issued either by the Foreign Office or the US Embassy about the meeting. However, US Embassy spokesperson confirming the development said they discussed bilateral relations.
The sources said that Ms Khar informed the US ambassador that future direction of the bilateral relations between the two countries would be reset after the parliamentary review relating to Pakistan relations with the United States.
The minister, according to the sources, told the US envoy that Parliamentary Committee on National Security had finalised and submitted its recommendations to the prime minister and would soon be put up to the parliament for approval.
The minister made it clear to the US envoy that Pakistan wanted to have relations with United States entirely based on mutual respect and mutual interest.
The sources said that situation in Afghanistan was also discussed at length and Ambassador Munter apprised the minister about the issues discussed between the Afghan government and the US special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan Marc Grossman.
Reiterating the US stance on Pakistan's critical role in reconciliation process in Afghanistan, Ambassador Munter informed the minister on initiative launched by the US and supported by Afghan government to open Taliban office in Qatar.
"Taliban's demand seeking shifting of their detained five senior officials by the US to Qatar was also discussed," the sources said adding, that Ambassador Munter informed the minister that Afghan government had given its nod to this proposal but it had yet to be cleared by the US Congress.
Sources further said that Khar, taking serious view of the US report on Nato attack on a Pakistani border post in November last year, said it was misleading.


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- Jeroen Kerssies
Eating the Gap, the future-forward event on sustainable gastronomy
The start of the past decade saw the fruition of Foodpairing with a trilogy of highly successful gastronomic events called 'The Flemish Primitives'. These inspiring events focused on surprising pairings and new techniques used by chefs to elevate gastronomic experience. Since then, the food system has changed considerably. That's why, at the start of this new decade, the creators of 'The Flemish Primitives' present a new, future-forward series of events:
Agricultural practices are destroying forests and threaten biodiversity. Our food system is responsible for 25% of global CO2-emissions. While ⅓ of the food we produce goes to waste, 820 million people go to bed everyday with hunger. More so, 2 billion people are lacking in micronutrients, while 650 million people are obese. The hidden costs of this food system for our health and ecology loss are $12 trillion per year and will grow to $16 trillion (equaling the GDP of China).
Of course this wasteful system cannot be sustained. The food system should be taking care of us, the farmers, and the planet. Experts agree that encouraging people to adopt a more plant-rich diet is important to reduce the impact of food on the climate and improve your health.
We believe that restaurants, food service and the food industry have an important role to play in guiding and educating this menu change. They are the perfect ambassadors and educators to help people evolve towards a more sustainable and healthy diet without sacrificing deliciousness.
We want to overcome these gaps. Let's eat them together.
The new series of events titled 'Eating the Gap' provides inspiration, actionable insights and future-forward solutions to engage you with the much-needed transition. Foodpairing organizes this international congress to inspire, inform and empower you - food professionals, chefs and foodies - to make their kitchens future-proof.
Eating the Gap is held during the 'Flanders Food Week', which features the world famous '50 best restaurants' ceremony the day after Eating the Gap and will attract journalists, chefs and food professionals from all over the world.
Get ready for a programme full of interesting speakers and immerse yourself in this future-forward experience!
Learn from the best on our mainstage, as we pair the world's best chefs with a selection of food innovators and researchers. These experts will show and share their knowledge on sustainable, healthy, personalized and future-proof food. They will provide you with ingredients for change and hands-on solutions for you to use at home.
Take a deep-dive into fermentation 2.0 or learn about the role of food in the sustainable city in one of our break-out sessions. Therein speakers from multidisciplinary fields share their insights on the topic and engage in a panel discussion with the public, moderated by our Themeleaders.
Indulge yourself in the many wonders of our marketplace. We will create an overwhelming experience where you can see, hear, feel, smell and taste the future of sustainable gastronomy. Enjoy the wonderful taste of plant-based, touch and share trending and sustainable ingredients or drink beer made of bread while eating bread made of beer.
Imagine we could grow food anywhere: in your kitchen, on your roof, or… in space.
Don't miss it - June 1st, 2020 at Ghent-ICC
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Conference Start Date: 18th Jun 2020
Conference End Date: 19th Jun 2020
Event Type: Conference
Event Serial: MC121014 / Total Views ( 214 )
Deadline for Abstract/Paper Submissions: 28th Apr 2020
Event Category : Medicine and Medical Science ,Genetics
Event Organizer: outlook conference
Website - http://outlookconferences.com/proteomics-2020/
Conference Venue : montreal , Montreal, Canada
Conference Details : International Conference and Expo on Proteomics and Metabolomics Proteomic-2020 on June18-19 Montreal Canada. The theme of the conference is "Investigating and Exploring proteomics and Metabolomics through Advance Approaches" which include plenary and established keynotes sessions, oral talks, poster presentation and workshop in conjugation with Exhibitions. Proteomic-2020 will also provide the excellent opportunity to meet experts, exchange information, and strengthen the collaboration among the people Associated with Nobel laureates in Health Care and Medicine, Directors, Researchers, Associate Professors, and Scholars from both academia and industry.Share Events
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