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Here's a twist on a New England Favorite, Shepherds pie!! Made with chicken and cannellini beans and a tomatoey based sauce!! I Paired this with a vegan coleslaw!! Yummy!! Make it totally vegan by leaving out the chicken!! Yummy!!
Vegan Coleslaw adapted from healthy happy vegan kitchen 🙂
4 cups shredded cabbage-1/2 Cabbage
1 Cup shredded Carrots- apx 1/2 a large carrot or 1 medium carrot
1 small onion diced
2-3 tbsp Vegenaise
1/4-1/3 cup Maple syrup
1/3 Apple Cider
pinch of pepper
pinch of paprika
dap of lime/lemon juice..
1. In a large bowl shred cabbage, in another shred carrots, dice onions. Mix everything together in the large bowl till everything's mixed together 🙂
2. Refrigerate cover and chill this to allows flavors to blend further but you can also eat as is!!
Chicken & Cannellini beans Shepherds Pie..
1-1/2 cooked chicken cut up
1 Can 15 Oz. Tomato sauce
1 small onion, diced
15.5 Oz Cannellini Beans
2 garlic cloves crushed
2 Tbsp Olive oil
12 Oz frozen mixed veggies; green beans, carrots, and peas
1/2- 1 cup water
2 tsp salt
1/4 tsppepper
2 tsp chili powder
2 tsp garlic powder
1. In large pan, Heat the oil on medium heat. add onion and crushed garlic till garlic until onion starts to brown..
2. Add chicken, Cannellini beans, tomato sauce and spices.. 2 tsp salt, 1/4 tsp pepper, 1 tsp salt, 2 tsp garlic powder, 1 tsp chili powder..
3. Add water simmer til boiling, add veggies and turn down heat.. 10 more mins
For mashed potatoes
1. Scrub & Wash potatoes
2. Place in soup pot add water to cover. Bring to boil and cover. Reduce heat to medium until cooked 10-20 mins.. drain and set aside.
3. Add 2 crushed garlic cloves.. add salt and pepper to taste…
4. Mash potatoes with masher.. wahlaaa.
5. Add a dash of dairy or non dairy milk and fav dab of butter.. I used non dairy ingredients in mine 🙂
Scoop two potatoes and spoon a ladle of chicken and bean sauce, pair with coleslaw! Enjoy!!
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NTFS or New Technology File System is the standard file system of Microsoft Windows NT and its descendants Windows 2000 and Windows XP. NTFS is a descendant of HPFS, the file system designed by Microsoft and IBM for OS/2 as a replacement for the older FAT filesystem of MS-DOS. HPFS has several improvements over FAT such as support for metadata and the use of advanced data structures in order to improve performance, reliability and disk space utilization. NTFS incorporates these plus additional extensions such as security access control lists and file system journaling.
NTFS has three versions: v1.2 found in NT 3.51 and NT 4, v3.0 found in Windows 2000 and v3.1 found in Windows XP. These versions are sometimes referred to as v4.0, v5.0 and v5.1, after the version of Windows they ship with. Newer versions added extra features: Windows 2000 introduced quotas. Windows version 95, 98, 98SE and ME cannot natively read NTFS filesystems, although utilities do exist for this purpose.
In NTFS everything that has anything to do with a file (file name, creation date, access permissions and even contents) is written down as metadata. This elegant, albeit abstract approach allowed easy addition of filesystem features during the course of Windows NT's development - an interesting example is the addition of fields for indexing used by the Active Directory software.
Internally, NTFS uses binary trees in order to store the file system data; although complex to implement, this allows fast access times and decreases fragmentation. A file system journal is used in order to guarantee the integrity of the file system itself (but not of each individual file). Systems using NTFS are known to have improved reliability, a particularly important requirement considering the unstable nature of the older versions of Windows NT.
Currently, the Linux kernel includes a module which makes it possible to read NTFS partitions; however the general complexity of the filesystem, Microsoft's insufficient developer documentation and attempts to drive off third-party developers (claiming copyright infringement) have prevented developers adding reliable write support.
Open source internal documentation and tools for NTFS


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After a long period in which there seemed to be little to report, PRM or partner relationship management, appears to be enjoying an upswing. PRM was an unfortunate fellow traveler with all the other 'RM' permutations that came about in the dot-com bubble. There was also eCRM, which was a distinction without a difference, and ERM in which the 'e' stood for employees. That idea has suffered much the same fate as PRM — not totally forgotten but decidedly a backwater compared to CRM.
It may simply be that once a lot of people figured out how much work it took to implement and use CRM, many enterprises figured one 'RM' (real mess?) was enough to have on the plate at a time. At any rate, as CRM has settled into a more predictable business, PRM is again bubbling to the surface, but that explanation is too simple to account for all things PRM these days.
Channeling Success
A better set of explanations can be found in supply and demand. For example, for some time, the amount of technology products sold through the channel and channel partners has been steadily increasing to the point that people at BlueRoads, for instance, tell me that more technology products get sold through the channel today than through the direct sales force.
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What's happening? Well, to a degree this is a predictable part of the technology lifecycle. As product categories mature, much of the mystery goes out of them because the consumer becomes acquainted with a product type's purpose, performance and features, so there is less need for sales forces to perform missionary selling. At that point, producers, or OEMs, become obsessed with lowering costs to effectively compete with other vendors doing the same.
One of the major sources of cost in any product is labor. By selling product through a channel, a vendor may give up some margin to make room for the reseller, but to a great degree, the vendor effectively gets out of the variable compensation business and pays only for successful conclusion of a deal.
The Retail Route
Another approach, which is largely driven by the type of product and its complexity, is to simply go retail. The retail approach is appropriate for consumer goods like personal electronics and routers for the home, but often as products are downshifted from a captive and highly trained sales force it is difficult to make a direct transition to the store shelf, hence the need for the partner channel. This wisdom is reflected in the indirect channels strategies that companies like Cisco use, and is confronted by the recent announcement by NetSuite to offer its product on the shelves of CompUSA.
I am betting on NetSuite to succeed in this effort, by the way, but for different reasons. The path has largely been paved already for NetSuite by many generations of business software sold at retail that do some of the same things, such as accounting, that NetSuite does, but it's still a wait-and-see situation.
To net out the last few paragraphs, there is more structural need in the market for PRM today than in previous years, and the vendor community is responding by supplying more product to meet the demand. The demand and supply was most recently reflected by Salesforce.com's entry into the category with its usual twist on things by offering its solution on-demand. It's hard to argue with the logic of on-demand PRM, especially when it comes from a vendor of on-demand CRM.
Two-Way Street
On-demand CRM has been a grassroots phenomenon in which small companies bought a few seats of CRM to manage their small businesses. What may not have been apparent to many people is that a lot of small companies are resellers of OEM products. With a large deployment in small companies, introducing an on-demand way for the OEMs to manage their resellers was a no-brainer.
Nevertheless, PRM is more than simply CRM on steroids managing partners instead of end customers. A good PRM package must be able to work in both directions — from the OEM to the partner, and, just as important, from the partner back. Where it gets tricky is that the pipelines going in each direction carry different things.
The most important thing an OEM can get back from a partner, aside from a signed contract, is information. That information can include how long it takes to work a lead, results of marketing programs that the OEM at least partially bankrolls, or accurate forecasts of the book of business. On the other hand, partners like to get leads and marketing funds, and they are reluctant to share deal information for fear of having the information fall into the hands of another reseller in the same market.
Conventional PRM did a great job for some of the needs at the interface between the parties, such as lead sharing, and less well at providing visibility into the things individual sales representatives are working on. Part of the reason for the resurgence of PRM lies in the fact that companies like BlueRoads and now Salesforce.com have identified ways to enable OEMs to gain more visibility into the activities of the sales representatives, thus improving the information flow back to the OEM. Considering the fact that PRM is usually paid for by the OEM, visibility has given OEMs a reason to care about PRM again.
So, to net it all out, the resurgence of PRM appears to me to be a sign of the times. Markets and customers are changing and vendors are adjusting the way they sell to accommodate shifting demand. Smart vendors of PRM solutions saw this shift coming several years ago and began adjusting their products or started developing from scratch. As usual, it is the forward-looking front office vendors that are reaping the biggest rewards. The laggards will have no choice but to spend money to catch up, and it is doubtful that all of them will recoup their investments.
Denis Pombriant runs the Beagle Research Group, LLC, a CRM market research firm and consultancy. Pombriant's research concentrates on evolving product ideas and emerging companies in the sales, marketing, and call center disciplines. His research is freely distributed through a blog and Web site. He is working on a book and can be reached at [email protected]


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Healthy Americans living in rural areas may want to consider having surgery at a nearby hospital rather than travel to a larger urban hospital.
Researchers analyzed data from 1.6 million hospital stays for four common operations—gallbladder removal, colon surgery, hernia repair, and appendectomy. They compared what happened to patients covered by Medicare who had their operations at 828 smaller hospitals, known as critical access hospitals, with data from patients treated at more than 3,600 larger hospitals.
Surprising findings:
- The risk of dying within 30 days of the operation is the same at both types of hospitals.
- The risk of suffering a major complication after surgery, such as a heart attack, pneumonia, or kidney damage, is lower at critical access hospitals.
- Patients who have their operation at a critical access hospital cost the Medicare system nearly $1,400 less than patients who have the same operation at a larger hospital, after accounting for differences in patient risk and pricing.
- Patients who have these operations at critical access hospitals are healthier to begin with than patients treated elsewhere, suggesting that critical access hospital surgeons are appropriately selecting surgical patients who can do well in a small rural setting, and triaging more complex patients to larger centers.
- Even after researchers corrected for differences in pre-operation health, critical access hospitals still have equal or better outcomes.
The findings are timely because of the current debate over whether to change the national policies that designate critical access hospitals, and determine how much they get paid for medical and surgical services, researchers say. Hundreds of these hospitals are in danger of closing, threatening local access to care for millions of Americans.
[Telemedicine saves money for rural ERs]
Currently, the Medicare system essentially subsidizes them by paying them slightly more than the total cost of care, in order to ensure they can stay financially afloat to serve rural areas. Even still, dozens have closed in recent years.
Studies of common medical conditions like heart attacks and pneumonia at critical access hospitals have raised questions about how well they care for patients with these conditions. The new study is the first comprehensive look at the surgical care they provide.
"From a surgical standpoint, these hospitals appear to be doing exactly what we would want them to be doing: common operations on appropriately selected patients who are safe to stay locally for their care," says first author Andrew Ibrahim, a VA/Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar at the University of Michigan Medical School.
"The goal of the rural surgeon is best care nearest home. Data to assure that the care in rural centers is both safe and cost effective is critical in the decisions the profession faces in providing care to the 20 percent of the US population living in truly rural environments," says Tyler Hughes, one of two surgeons at the critical access McPherson Hospital in McPherson, Kansas and a director of the American Board of Surgery.
"This study gives credence to what rural surgeons long suspected—that well-done rural surgery is safe and cost effective."
[Costly private rooms save hospitals lots of money]
"For many years, surgeons have debated whether we should concentrate surgery in a subset of our larger hospitals. The downside of this approach is that patients have to travel far from home for surgery, especially those living in remote areas," says Justin Dimick, professor of surgery and a senior author of the study that is published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. "While it may make sense to travel to a higher volume hospital for a few of the most complex operations, this study shows that having surgery locally is safe for many of our most common surgical procedures."
Other findings:
- Less than 5 percent of surgery patients at critical access hospitals get transferred to larger hospitals, compared with more than a quarter of patients treated for non-surgical issues and studied by other teams.
- Critical access hospital surgery patients are less likely to use skilled nursing facilities after their operations.
- Complex operations such as esophagus or pancreas removal are performed so rarely at critical access hospitals they were not included in the study.
Under the original provision established by the Medicare Rural Hospital Flexibility Program, hospitals are eligible for critical access designation if they have less than 25 inpatient beds and are more than 35 miles away from another hospital.
By meeting these criteria and undergoing critical access designation, hospitals are paid 101 percent of reasonable costs. They are also exempt from certain other limits on Medicare payment that non-critical access hospitals are subject to. Physicians who practice at critical-access hospitals are also able to receive 115 percent of the usual payment for traditional Medicare patients.
The new research is based on data from the Medicare Provider Analysis and Review file from 2009 to 2013, after nearly all of the current 1,332 critical access hospitals underwent designation.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, and the National Institute on Aging funded the work.
Source: University of Michigan


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The 2010 Baseball Prospectus arrived last week — a fountain of statistics and snarky player critiques. I've been poring through the 2010 Cotuit Kettleers roster — posted late last fall — and comparing it to the scouting reports and rankings published by Baseball America. It's one thing to get worked up about a 31-year old All-Star who has two World Series rings and is a statistically known quantity. It's quite another to get excited about a college freshman about to arrive on Cape Cod in three months to confront his first wooden bat and a whole lot of attention from the pro scouts.
Readers of the excellent Last Best League know that the roster a Cape Cod Baseball League manager lists at the start of the season generally has some guaranteed changes come the playoffs time in August. The College world series, Team USA, and the June Major League draft can really mess up the line ups, especially in June. But by July what you see on the fields of Orleans, Chatham, Wareham, etc. is pretty much the creme de la creme of college baseball. I'm attempting this exercise just to better educate myself for the fun to come. If I have time I'll try to compile the rosters of the other teams just to troll for some top talent. Knowing who to focus on and having some context on the squads early on is a big benefit to spectator enjoyment — at least for me. Example was Chris Sale, the Yarmouth-Dennis pitcher ranked number one of the 2008 CCBL by Baseball America. You knew the guy was good, but only as the season wound up. This is a tough league to call because it's freshmen and sophmore without a lot of history and statistical stories behind them. This list published post-season is what I'd to take a shot at predicting pre-season.
Let's start with the Kettleer's roster as it stands today, keeping in mind it will look different as the season starts. Attrition and churn can be pretty significant in June and this roster was posted in the late fall of 2009. So who knows what will be what on June 13 in Wareham on Opening Day (home opener is 6/16).
Let's look at returning players — the Two Z's —Zack Cox and Zach Cone — who's nomenclature simularities along with the third Zach, Zach Maggard — drove the fans (and this scorer) a little crazy last year. Cox – a sophmore from the University of Arkansas, was the CCBL All-Star game MVP last year and is a very strong bat. He made Baseball America's (BA) 2010 Preseason All-America College Team as the designated hitter. BA says he is the top sophmore-eligible player in this year's draft — so he may vanish in June. In any case, I hope he returns because he's a very energetic player on the hot corner and was Cotuit's clutch batter last year, hitting .344 with a OBP of .365. I also had the pleasure of sitting next to his parents one game and talked to them about his prospects. Baseball America ranked him second, after Chris Sale, in last year's CCBL. Cox is my choice for the Kettleer most likely to go pro in the near term.
Cone, a righty sophmore from Georgia, played outfield and hit .243. I am pretty sure he worked center most of the season. Very solid player, a top 50 sophmore prospect (according to BA) drafted by the Angels in '08, and ranked 12th in the BA rankings of the 2009 CCBL players.
Now, some of the newcomers worth paying attention to:
Gerrit Cole from UCLA is a starting right-handed pitcher, a sophmore at UCLA, with a 3.49 ERA, ranked second among sophmores by BA. He was drafted by the Yankees in high school in '08 in the first round. He has a mid- to high-90s fastball and a good change up according to BA, and had 104 strikeouts in 85 innings pitched as a freshman. This is the guy to watch this summer. Serious bad-ass. Last summer he: "Played for the USA Baseball National Team (collegiate)…went 4-0 with a 1.06 ERA in six games (five starts)…led Team USA in strikeouts (46) and innings (34.0)…issued just 10 walks and limited the opposition to a .104 batting average…helped Team USA throw a combined no-hitter in a 10-0 victory over Guatemala (July 2), registering 11 strikeouts in 5.2 scoreless innings…pitched a complete game in a 1-0 victory against Canada (July 24), scattering two hits and striking out seven batters in nine innings…that victory allowed Team USA to advance to the championship game of the 2009 World Baseball Challenge…was rated the No. 1 prospect on the USA National Team by Baseball America."
Sonny Grey from Vanderbilt is another strong pitcher, with an ERA of 4.3 and 72 strikeouts across 59 innings. No scouting report on what he throws, but BA puts him under Cole in their 2010 pre-season All-America team (second team).
The Vanderbilt team bio says of Grey: "Went 5-1 with a 4.30 ERA in 22 appearances … Struck out 72 in 58.2 innings of work… Led the team in saves with five… Started the year as a closer and recorded four saves before moving into a starter's role against Georgia on May 8… Named to Louisville Slugger's Freshman All-American team"
Brad Miller out of Clemson, sophmore shortstop, is a top prospect for next year's draft. He hit .279 in 2009 with 40 homers. His Clemson bio says:
"Talented infielder who solidified his spot as the everyday shortstop as a freshman in 2009…has an excellent eye at the plate and good speed…has walked once every 4.49 at-bats in his career, the eighth-best mark in school history…USA National Team Trials invitee for the summer of 2010."
Adam Smith: Scottish moral philosopher and pioneer in political economics. Texas Aggie sophmore shortstop. From his team bio: "2009 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 57 games, starting 54 (all at shortstop) … got the starting nod at short in the final 34 games of the season … ranked fourth on the team with nine home runs, most dingers by a true freshman at A&M in at least a decade … hit nearly 80 points higher in last half of season … prior to March 31, hit .217 with three home runs and 12 RBIs … since March 31, hit .293 with six home runs and 13 RBIs … went 2-for-3 with a home run, two RBIs and three runs scored vs No. 25 Texas State (May 12)"
Ross Hales: Smith's teammate at Texas, LHP. Ranked 42 in the BA's list of sophmore prospects. From his team bio: "2009 (FRESHMAN): An honorable mention All-Big 12 selection by the league's coaches … second on the team with a 6-2 record and a 4.11 ERA … made 19 appearances, starting 10, and punching out 76 batters in 76.2 innings of work … picked up victory in A&M's Big 12 Tourney finale against Texas Tech (May 22) … held the Red Raiders to three earned runs over 5.1 innings, punching out five …"
Deven Marrero: freshman from Arizona, ranked as the second top newcomer to the PAC-10 by BA. Another shortstop (Cotuit will be rich in SS this summer), BA writes: "He's just a freshman but Marrero has premium defensive skills at shortstop …."
Team bio: "High School: A 2009 graduate of American Heritage School in Plantation, Florida…served as team captain of the American Heritage baseball team in 2008 and 2009…was named All-State and All-County in 2008, when American Heritage won both the Florida State title and the National title.
MLB Draft: Was a 17th round selection (509th overall) of the Cincinnati Reds in the 2009 Major League Baseball draft."
Chad Kettler: yet another shortstop (Coach Mike Roberts is going to have a very strong infield this season at the very least), this Oklahoma freshman is 23rd on the BA top college freshman prospect list, and ranked second among newcomers to the Big 12 Conference this collegiate season.
From the Sooner web site: "High School: Played under head coach Don English at Coppell H.S. … Hit .411 in 2009 en route to all-state third team honors … Ranked the top prep shortstop in the state of Texas by Perfect Game Crosschecker and No. 73 in the nation (sixth highest in state of Texas) … Ranked No. 75 in class by Baseball America in 2009 … Senior captain … Played in 2009 North Texas and Texas State All-Star games … 2009 preseason All-American … Hit .396 with 13 doubles, four homers, 28 RBIs and 11 stolen bases in 2008 … Played for Dallas Tigers under head coach Tommy Hernandez in 2008 … Played for the Texas Rangers in 2008 Area Code Games."


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Carbon capture technology may be essential in helping the world in the fight against climate change. By fitting fossil fuel power stations and industrial emitters with carbon capture technology, it is possible to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions by over 90%. Until renewable energy is capable of providing the bulk of the world's power needs, carbon capture may have to play a major role if the world is to meet the 2°C warming target outlined by the Paris Agreement. "Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage 2021-2040", a new report by IDTechEx, explores the technical and industrial factors that will play a role in deciding whether carbon capture technology can live up to its potential as a key technology in the fight against climate change.
However, capturing CO2 from point sources such as power stations and steel manufacturing plants may not be enough to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. Most scenarios outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) for keeping the world below 2°C of warming require the active removal of CO2 from the atmosphere. Outside of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), which remains highly unproven, this is not possible with point source carbon capture.
A potential solution is direct air capture (DAC) technology, which uses carbon capture techniques to strip CO2 from atmospheric air. The technology has generated much excitement around the world, with many hoping it could help to directly reverse the impacts of climate change. However, despite the enthusiasm, the technology is still at a very early stage, is unproven at scale, and is currently far more expensive than point-source carbon capture. So, does DAC justify the excitement or is it doomed to fail? And why not just plant trees instead?
The DAC process is similar to an artificial tree; ambient air enters the DAC device and a range of chemical and physical processes extract the CO2 before the rest of the air is released back into the atmosphere. However, the process is much more efficient than planting trees, requiring less land and fewer resources. For example, Swiss DAC company Climeworks claims that its plant in Hinwil, Switzerland, can remove 900 tonnes of CO2 per year, the equivalent of 36,000 trees.
Commercial DAC methods work via a similar mechanism to point-source carbon capture. First, large fans push ambient air through a filter containing a substance that physically or chemically binds the CO-2, with the CO2-free air being released back into the environment. For example, sodium hydroxide solution will react with CO2 to form a stable sodium carbonate precipitate. This carbonate can then be heated to produce a high purity gaseous CO2 stream, which also enables the regeneration of the sodium hydroxide.
A generalized process for direct air capture. Source: IDTechEx
For CO2 separation, liquid solvents - usually amine-based or caustic - are commonly used to absorb the CO2 from the ambient air. Alternatively, solid sorbents can be used via a chemisorption mechanism, with heat and vacuum being used to desorb the CO2 and enable reuse of the sorbent. To date, the most successful processes for capturing CO2 from the ambient air are based on low-temperature solid sorbents and aqueous alkaline solutions.
Several companies around the world are working to commercialize DAC technology, with more and more start-ups being founded every year and investors putting hundreds of millions of dollars into the rapidly expanding field.
Arguably the most successful company in the field is Climeworks. Climeworks uses a low-temperature solid sorbent method based on amines supported by a cellulose mesh to capture atmospheric CO2 in an energy-efficient manner. The company uses a modular design for its "CO2 Collectors", which it claims reduces costs and supports scalability, and has 15 DAC systems in place across Europe, making it the largest DAC operator in the world.
Another fast-growing company in the field is Carbon Engineering, based in Squamish, British Columbia. Carbon Engineering is taking the opposite approach to Climeworks, aiming to construct a large-scale single facility in the Permian Basin capable of capturing 1 million tonnes of CO2 every year by 2023-2024. The company believes this large-scale approach will help access economies of scale and improve the commercial feasibility of the DAC process. Unlike Climeworks, Carbon Engineering uses a high-temperature aqueous method for capturing atmospheric CO2 based on potassium hydroxide. This method allows continuous capture of CO2, rather than separate capture and regeneration steps, although the energy required to regenerate the sorbent can be much higher.
Carbon Engineering is partnering with Oxy Low Carbon Ventures to develop what will be the world's largest DAC plant, capable of removing one million tonnes of CO2 per year from the atmosphere. Source: Carbon Engineering
Beyond these two major players, several companies are innovating in DAC technology. Global Thermostat is aiming to reduce the costs of DAC through its porous, honeycomb ceramic "monoliths", which act as carbon sponges, while Prometheus Fuels is developing an electrochemical method for converting atmospheric CO2 into fuels using water, electricity, and carbon nanotube membranes. Other companies such as Infinitree and Skytree are developing innovative solutions for removing CO2 from the local atmosphere.
Despite the optimism around DAC, the technology still faces some serious hurdles before it can reach the scale where it has a meaningful impact on climate change. The main issue at the moment is the cost of the technology. Although DAC companies have remained fairly tight-lipped around their current process costs, capturing one tonne of CO2 directly from the atmosphere is believed to cost $600-$1,300 using current technology, compared with $40-$80 for capturing one tonne of CO2 from the flue gas stream of a coal-fired power plant.
Although some of these costs are related to the immaturity of the technology and can be expected to decrease in the coming years, it is unlikely they will ever be as low as point source capture costs. There is a relatively low amount of CO2 in the atmosphere (ca. 412 ppm compared with 150,000 ppm in point emission sources), meaning that stripping it is much more technically challenging and a process that fundamentally requires much more energy. A 2018 study from Carbon Engineering described how DAC costs could be reduced to $94-$232 per tonne, although the $94 figure was an optimistic outlook. The world is currently emitting over 30 billion tonnes of CO2 every year, so for DAC to have a meaningful impact on atmospheric CO2 levels, it could cost hundreds of billions of dollars in capture costs, not to mention the huge energy requirements for the process. Nevertheless, facing these costs may be unavoidable if the world is to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. It will, however, require serious coordinated action from governments and industry alike.
The other major issue facing DAC is the limited time available for scale-up if it is to have a meaningful impact on atmospheric CO2 levels before it's too late to avoid the 2°C warming target set out by the Paris Agreement. All DAC technology currently deployed across the world can capture around 50,000 tonnes of CO2 every year, a tiny fraction of global emissions. The Carbon Engineering 1 million tonne per year plant, alongside other developments, will boost this by the middle of the decade, but it will still be a long way from being able to have a meaningful impact. IDTechEx forecasts that DAC capacity will reach 265 million tonnes of CO2 captured by 2030 and could reach 8% of global carbon capture capacity by 2040, but this will require major levels of investment and technology development.
IDTechEx forecasts that DAC will gain a growing share of global CO2 capture capacity over the next few decades. Source: IDTechEx report "Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage 2021-2040"
Direct air capture is an exciting technology that has the potential to actively reverse decades of damage to the atmosphere from anthropogenic emissions. However, it is not a silver bullet and DAC alone will not be enough to avoid the worst impacts of climate change. Nor is the future potential of DAC enough to justify inaction over emissions now, in the hope that future technology will solve the problem. Nevertheless, as part of a coordinated system of carbon capture technology, negative emissions technologies, and emissions reduction strategies, DAC could play an important role in creating a sustainable future.
For a detailed technical and economic analysis of DAC technology, alongside point source carbon capture, carbon utilization and carbon storage methods, see the recent IDTechEx report, "Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage 2021-2040".
For more information on this report, please visit www.IDTechEx.com/CCUS, or for the full portfolio of Green Technology research available from IDTechEx please visit www.IDTechEx.com/Research/GreenTech.
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· PBT stands at Rs. 2.1 Billion
· Ranked third largest in the Life Insurance market
· 265,617 policies issued during the year 2020
· One in every three policies taken up in 2020 was a Softlogic Life policy, insures 1.5 million Sri Lankan lives
Softlogic Life announced that despite all the difficulties associated with a thoroughly disrupted COVID year 2020, the Company grew revenues to record Gross Written Premium (GWP) of Rs. 15.6 billion, an increase of 25% making it the fastest Company to that mark.
The strong growth follows a similar 25% growth that was achieved by the Company in the previous year when the economy was badly impacted by the Easter attacks in 2019. The Company is proud to note its contribution to increasing insurance penetration in the country with 265,617 policies issued during the year 2020, 33% of total industry that cover all segments of society. One in every three policies taken up in 2020 was a Softlogic Life policy with the Company insuring over 1.5 million Sri Lankan lives.
The Company was ranked third largest in the Life Insurance market, rising one more notch during the year and has overtaken much older players to establish strong growth momentum with market share increasing to 15.2%.
Profit before tax for the financial year ended December 31, 2020 was Rs. 2.1 billion and Profit after tax was Rs. 1.5 billion. Total assets of the Company were Rs. 33.2 billion indicating a growth of 61%. The Company paid claims totalling Rs. 3.5 billion during the year in accordance with its unique claims settlement philosophy with 87% of claims settled in one single day.
Commenting on the financial performance of the Company, Ashok Pathirage, Chairman of Softlogic Life Insurance PLC stated, "We continue to remain fully confident of Sri Lanka's growth prospects and see the low penetration in the life insurance industry as a great opportunity for future growth. We have also demonstrated our commitment to increasing insurance penetration in the country where one in every three life insurance policies sold in the market was from Softlogic Life, which shows that we cover almost the entirety of customer segments".
Softlogic Life undertook key measures in 2020 towards sustaining its robust growth path by successfully raising USD 30 million (Rs. 5.7 billion) during the year via a FinRe transaction with global reinsurance leader MunicRe and Subordinated Debt transaction with FinnFund and NorFund that will provide capital to further develop the business objectives of the Company.
The debt investment marked one of NorFund and Finnfund's first investments in Sri Lanka. It is also important to note that the capital raising was concluded amidst an on-going global pandemic that demonstrates the bright prospects for the country's Life insurance sector.
"It is really encouraging to see the results that have been achieved during a very difficult year that bears testimony to the extremely talented and hugely motivated team that we have at Softlogic Life. Each area of the Company has delivered in an exemplary manner to enable the overall outcome which places us in a great position going forward," said Iftikar Ahamed, Managing Director of Softlogic Life Insurance PLC.
Softlogic Life Insurance PLC is a subsidiary of Softlogic Capital PLC and is part of the Softlogic Group, which is recognised as one of Sri Lanka's most diversified and fastest-growing conglomerates with interests in Healthcare, Retail, ICT, Leisure, Automobiles and Financial Services. Significant stakeholders in the company include global investors Leapfrog Investments.


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When you complete the following tasks the corresponding Achievement will become unlocked. Some of these Achievements will also unlock new prayers which will become available at shrines.
Aspis Master:
Explode 10 demon demolitionists by bashing bombs toward them. Unlocks: Herculean Bash
Eturn the Fleece without praying. Unlocks: Greater Sweeping Bash
Combo Bash:
Knock a demon into the magma by bashing another demon or bomb into it. Unlocks: Reaction
Incinerate 10 demons by bashing them into the magma. Unlocks: Rapid Bash
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Dory Master:
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Return the Fleece without taking damage. Unlocks: Shielding Bash II
Reach depth 10. Unlocks: Recall
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Pray for restoration with one heart and zero energy remaining. Unlocks: Shielding Bash
After picking up the Fleece, reach depth 20 without killing another demon
Kill at least one demon per turn for seven consecutive turns. Unlocks: Follow
Speed Run:
Return the Fleece in 150 turns or less. Unlocks: Swift Leap
Return the Fleece three games in a row. Unlocks: Sword Lunge
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Take the Fleece to depth 27 before returning. Unlocks: Leap Strike
Return the Fleece. Unlocks: Plant Spear
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美国在线是全球首屈一指的ISP。而其旗下的另一公司CompuServe定位于增值业务。此外,AOL公司提供以下免费服务:数字城市(当地城市指南)、地图查找、Moviefone(影片相关信息以及和订票服务)、ICQ、AOL Instant Messager、Spinner(流式音乐)和Winamp下载。
美国在线(AOL)的创始人:史蒂夫·凯斯(Steve Case)
AOL began as a short-lived venture called Quantum Computer Services (or QCS), founded by William von Meister. Its sole product was an online service called Gameline for the Atari 2600 video game console after von Meister's idea of buying music on demand was rejected by Warner Brothers. (Klein, 2003) Subscribers bought a modem from the company for $49.95 and paid a one-time $15 setup fee. Gameline permitted subscribers to temporarily download games and keep track of high scores, at a cost of approximately $1 per hour.
In 1983, the company nearly went bankrupt, and an investor in Control Video, Frank Caufield, had a friend of his, Jim Kimsey, brought in as a manufacturing consultant. That same year, Steve Case joined the company as a full-time marketing employee upon the joint recommendations of von Meister and Kimsey. Kimsey went on to become the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the newly renamed Quantum Computer Services in 1985, after von Meister was quietly dropped from the company.
Case himself rose quickly through the ranks; Kimsey promoted him to vice-president of marketing not long after becoming CEO, and later promoted him further to executive vice-president in 1987. Kimsey soon began to groom Case to ascend to the rank of CEO, which he did when Kimsey retired in 1991.
Kimsey changed the company's strategy, and in 1985 launched a sort of mega-BBS for Commodore 64 and 128 computers, originally called Quantum Link ("Q-Link" for short). The Quantum Link software was licensed from PlayNet, Inc. In May 1988, Quantum and Apple launched AppleLink Personal Edition for Apple II and Macintosh computers. After the two companies parted ways in October 1989, Quantum changed the service's name to America Online.[6][7] In August 1988, Quantum launched PC Link, a service for IBM-compatible PCs developed in a joint venture with the Tandy Corporation.
From the beginning, AOL included online games in its mix of products; many classic and casual games were included in the original PlayNet software system. In the early years of AOL the company introduced many additional innovative online interactive titles and games, including:
- Graphical chat environments Habitat (1986-1988) and Club Caribe (1988) from LucasArts.
- The first online interactive fiction series QuantumLink Serial by Tracy Reed (1988).
- Quantum Space, the first fully automated Play by email game (1989-1991).
- The original Dungeons & Dragons title Neverwinter Nights from Stormfront Studios (1991-1997), the first Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) to depict the adventure with graphics instead of text (1991).
- The first chat room-based text role-playing game Black Bayou (1996-2004), a horror role-playing game from Hecklers Online and ANTAGONIST, Inc..
In February 1991 AOL for DOS was launched using a GeoWorks interface followed a year later by AOL for Windows. In October 1991, Quantum changed its name to America Online. These changes coincided with growth in pay-based BBS services, like Prodigy, CompuServe, and GEnie. AOL discontinued Q-Link and PC Link in the fall of 1994.
Massive growth
Case positioned AOL as the online service for people unfamiliar with computers, in particular contrast to CompuServe, which had long served the technical community. The PlayNet system that AOL licensed was the first online service to require use of proprietary software, rather than a standard terminal program; as a result it was able to offer a graphical user interface (GUI) instead of command lines, and was well ahead of the competition in emphasizing communication among members as a feature.
In particular was the Chat Room concept from PlayNet, as opposed to the previous paradigm of CB-style channels. Chat Rooms allowed a large group of people with similar interests to convene and hold conversations in real time, including:
- Private rooms - created by any user. Hold up to 27 people.
- Conference rooms - created with permission of AOL. Hold up to 48 people and often moderated.
- Auditoriums - created with permission of AOL. Consisted of a stage and an unlimited number of rows. What happened on the stage was viewable by everybody in the auditorium but what happened within individual rows, of up to 27 people, was viewable only by the people within those rows.
There were also text games played in the chat rooms, known as AOL chatroom games.
In March 1994, AOL added access to USENET to the features it offered.
AOL quickly surpassed GEnie, and by the mid-1990s, it passed Prodigy (which for several years allowed AOL advertising) and CompuServe.
Originally, AOL charged its users an hourly fee, but in 1996 this changed and a flat rate of $19.99 a month was charged. Within three years, AOL's userbase grew to 10 million people. During this time, AOL connections would be flooded with users trying to get on, and many canceled their accounts due to constant busy signals. Also, games which used to be paid for with the hourly fee migrated in droves to the Internet.
AOL was quickly running out of room in 1996 for its network at the Vienna, VA campus and moved to Dulles, VA a short distance away. The move to the Dulles took place in 1997 and provided room for future growth.
AOL was relatively late in providing access to the open Internet. Originally, only some Internet features were accessible through a proprietary interface but eventually it became possible to run other Internet software while logged in through AOL. They were the first online service to seamlessly integrate a web browser into content.
AOL introduced the concept of Buddy Lists, leveraging their one-on-one instant messaging technology.
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Since its merger with Time Warner, the value of AOL has dropped from its $200 billion high. It has seen similar losses among its subscription rate. It has since attempted to reposition itself as a content provider similar to companies such as Yahoo! as opposed to an Internet service provider which delivered content only to subscribers in what was termed a "walled garden". In 2005, AOL broadcasted the Live 8 concert live over the Internet, and thousands of users downloaded clips of the concert over the following months.
In 2004 along with the launch of AOL 4.0 optimized, AOL also made available the option of personalized greetings. Which would enable the user to hear his or her name while accessing basic functions, mail alerts and logging in or out. America Online users can access the greetings recorded by the female voice of Patricia Walden or the male voice of Chris Kepics (http://chriskepics.googlepages.com) by installing version 9.0 optimized which can be done online by going to AOL Keyword: Upgrade. Once the user is running the current program, go to Keyword: Event Sounds, then select "Change" and "Add Your Name" to access the voices.
AOL eventually announced plans to offer subscribers classic television programs for free with commercials inserted via its new IN2TV service. At the time of launch, AOL made available Warner Bros. Television's vast library of programs, with Welcome Back Kotter as its marquee offering. Other shows include Scarecrow and Mrs. King, The F.B.I., F Troop, and Growing Pains.
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On April 3, 2006, AOL announced that the full name "America Online" will be retired, and that the official name of the service is now "AOL".[10]
On August 2, 2006, AOL announced that they will give away e-mail accounts and software previously available only to its paying customers in a strategy shift likely to accelerate the decline in its core Internet access business. The decision removes the few remaining reasons for many AOL subscribers to keep paying when they already have high-speed Internet access through a cable or phone company. AOL hopes that by making services free, it can draw Internet users to its ad-supported Web sites and keep them from defecting to Microsoft and Yahoo!, which have offered free e-mail for years.


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This week I'm skipping WIAW in lieu of What's Up Wednesday, something I learned about from my friend Susan's Blog The Feather and The Rose.
What's Up with...My Blog?
I THINK I have finally installed a link to follow my blog by email. If you would all follow it, that would be marvelous!
...Spring Break?
Unfortunately, I have three papers and a twenty-five page writing portfolio for place and travel writing due right after break so it hasn't been much of a break! I have greatly increased my skating load recently; today I did three and a half sessions in a row. Tiring, yes, but I am so happy to be training and working hard again.
What am I reading?
Though I have a lot of school reading to do, I actually have a tiny bit of time to read for fun. I'm about three quarters of the way through That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis. I have dozens of books on my kindle and piled on my floor just waiting to be read so hopefully I can plow through some it before spring break ends!
What am I listening to?
If I simply get in bed and close my eyes, it takes me hours to fall asleep. My favorite way to ease into slumber is by reading. When I wake up in the morning with my lamp still on, my glasses prodding into my face, and the book (or kindle) on the floor, I know I am reading a great book. It sounds strange that it is great books that put me to sleep, but reading poorly written books before bed just makes me too annoyed to sleep! The second best way to fall asleep is by listening to music. As much as I am enjoying the third book in C.S. Lewis's Space Trilogy, talking heads and dead knights coming back to life gives me nightmares. So, I close the book and instead listen to my three favorite bands (Coldplay, Mumford and Sons, and Of Monsters and Men), all of which are conducive to the best, albeit often bizarre dreams.
Fifteen Songs on my Bedtime Playlist:
1) Fix You
2) Cemeteries of London
3) A Message
4) Yes
5) Speed of Sound
Mumford and Sons:
1) Below My Feet
2) Awake My Soul
3) Winter Winds
4) After the Storm
5) Timshel
Of Monsters and Men
1) Lakehouse
2) Your Bones
3) Sloom
4) Yellow Light
5) From Finner
In celebration of that (and because I haven't posted any photos yet), here is a photo of the Of Monsters and Men and Vampire Weekend concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater last year.
Making lists is always enjoyable, yet challenging. The hardest list I've ever made was one of my top ten favorite books. I kept changing it! Do you have any suggestions for lists I should make?
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Ryan Clift spent his apprenticeship and journeyman years alongside some of the world's best chefs, such as Marco-Pierre White, Peter Gordon and Emmanuel Renaut. In 1999, he changed continents and earned a Michelin star in Australia as Chef de Cuisine at Shannon Bennett's Vue de Monde in Melbourne, before he opened his own restaurant, Tippling Club, in Singapore in 2008. Ryan Clift now runs two further establishments in the pulsating region, including "bistronomie" concept GROW in Bali, and he is planning to expand his successful concepts in London and Melbourne.


text: Did you know that in my class we worked on a maglev transportation system? Well, our whole class was split into groups of three. In each group all 3 kids would work together to create a good plan. With this plan we would try to make a piece of foam levitate. On the piece of foam was going to be a cup and in that cup each group was going to put marbles. I think my group did really well. I think this because our maglev train was able to hold 42 marbles and it probably could have held a few more marbles. But we stopped it because it started to get a little heavy. We improved are maglev system by putting the ring and disc magnets under the strip magnets and put one big strip magnet on the left and right. After that we put a magnet on each corner of the foam and then we put a little amount of tape. So when we tested to see how many marbles it could hold it levitated very high. I think this plan worked because we made the vehicle (foam) lighter so it was able to levitate higher. I didn't really like to work with partners because I think it would of been better because you can use your intelligence to help yourself build a maglev transportation system yourself. Also you can learn more by building it yourself because you wouldn't have people helping you so you can keep testing and learn how to use magnets correctly.


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*We were offered the opportunity to try a complimentary Farm Wilder meat box in exchange for sharing our honest opinion on our website*
We've all heard the reports about the decline of our bees and pollinating insects. It makes for depressing reading and all too often we feel helpless to do much about it. But there's a new kind of meat box on the market that promises to do it's bit to make a positive change: Farm Wilder.
What IS Farm Wilder?
The premise of Farm Wilder is simple. They select and label produce from the most wildlife friendly farms around. So, when you buy Farm Wilder produce you know you'll be helping bring back wildlife, and supporting the change to a sustainable way of farming.
The farms they source their meat from are those where endangered wildlife is still abundant. Farms where birds like the Cuckoo and Corn Buntings are still thriving or rare butterflies like the Marsh Fritillary and the Adonis Blue can we found. Farm Wilder also work closely with charities such as Butterfly Conservation, The Wildlife Trusts, RSPB and the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group to help these farmers nurture endangered species and maximise biodiversity.
What do Farm Wilder sell?
Farm Wilder supply their customers with high-quality meat from Devonshire farms. There are three different varieties to choose from, including Fritillary Butterfly Beef, Cuckoo Beef, and Cuckoo Lamb. Each of these varieties is obviously named after the endangered species it helps to protect and they are only available in season (lamb is currently out of stock but expected back in August). For our part, we tried a box of their Fritillary Beef..
Our thoughts on Farm Wilder Produce
Our box of beef arrived well packaged with plenty of eco-friendly insulation to keep it cool. Included inside were the following cuts:
- Beef Diced Shin
- Rolled Beef Silverside
- 1 BBQ Beef Steak
- 2 Beef Minute Steaks
We promptly looked up the prices of our meat online and were pleasantly surprised to find that they were all affordable – despite the obvious quality. The colour of our meat was a deep red and it was obviously very fresh. The use by date gave us just enough time to plan our meals ahead of time.
Over the course of the following week, we tried each of the cuts in a myriad of different ways – from aromatic beef curry to Moroccan tagine, and steak and chips. Overall, we were really impressed by the flavour and taste of Farm Wilder beef. For a long time, we've been telling ourselves that we're going to start buying our meat exclusively from sustainable, high-welfare farms and shops. Now, we think we might have found the place! We wouldn't hesitate to try their other boxes and we really support their cause.
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1 Pesinus was in Galatia, Apamea in Bithynia, Appiaria I have not identified.
2 Libellos, a technical word signifying a formal petition of complaint or accusation.
3 Curiosus, an official whose duty it was to investigate charges, and inform the Emperor of offenders.
4 i. e., Easter Eve.
5 <\i>\oi\koi e0ukth/roi<\|i>\. Churches were sometimes so called, more often, however, private chapels as distinguished from parish churches. The meaning here is not very obvious; perhaps some chambers attached to the Church, where catechumens prayed before baptism, are referred to.
6 Campiductores-their special business was to drill recruits.
7 I have followed the Latin here. The Greek version of the pssage seems to me hopelessly confused.
8 The Council of Sardica was convened A.D. 343, (or A.D. 344 ?) with a view of settling the Arian controversy. The Oriental bishops, however, of whom the majority belonged to the Arian faction, seceded from Sardica, and held a separate council at Philippopolis. where they drew up a creed which was condemned by the Western bishops as heretical.
1 Sozomen , Ch. Hist., VIII.2.
2 Socrates and Kurtz (in both the 10th edition of his Kirchengeschichte, I. 223) confound this Basil with Basil the Great Cappadocia, who was eighteen years older than Chrysostom and died in 379. Chrysostom's friend was probably (as Baronius and Montfaucon conjecture) edentical Basil, bishop of lRaphanea in Syria near Antioch, who attended the Council of Constatntinople in 381. Comp. Stephens, l.c. p. 14; and Venables in Smith & Wace, I. 297.
3 See the Greek original of this collect in Chrysostom's Liturgy, in Migne's edition, Tom. xii. 908; Daniel's Codex Liturgicus, tom. iv.; Fasc. II. 343 (comp. the foot-note in tom. iii. 358); and Fr. Procter's History of the Book of Common Prayer (11th ed. 1874), p. 245 sq. The precise origin of this prayer is uncertain. It does not occur in the oldest Mss. of Chrysostom's Liturgy, but in those of the Liturgy of St. Basil. It precedes the third anthem in the communion service, and was used since the ninth century or earlier in the exarchate of C'sarea and the patriarchate of Constantinople. In the Oriental churches the prayer is said silently by the priest. See Bjerring, The Offices of the Oriental Church, p. 43. In the Anglican Church, it was placed at the end of the Litany (by Cranmer), in 1544, and at the close of the daily Morning and Evening Prayer in 1661. In the English Homilies (Hom. I.), Chrysostom is called "that godly clerk and great preacher".
4 So Montfaucon, Tillemont, Neander, Stephens, Venables, and others. Baur (Vorlesungen _ber die Dogmengerschichte, Bd. I. Abthlg. II., p. 50) and others erroneously State the year 354 or 355, Villemain assigns the year 344 as that of his birth.
5 Babai\ , oi[ai para\ xristianoi= gunai=ke/j ei,si. Chrysostom himself relates this of his heathen teacher (by whom, undoubtedly, we are to understand Libanios), though, it is true, with immediate reference only to the twenty years' widowhood of his mothor, and adds: "Such is the praise and admiration of widowhood not only with us, but even with the heathen." Ad viduam juniorem (Opera, Bened. ed. Tom. i. 340; in Migne's ed. Tom. i., P.II., 601).
6 Sozomen, Ch. Hist., VIII 2.
7 Socrates and Kurtz (in the 10th edition of his Kirchengeschichte, I. 223), confound this Basil with Basil the Great of Cappadocia,who was eighteen years older than Chrysostom and died in 379. Chrysostom's friend was probably (as Baronius and Montfaucon conjecture) identical with Basil, bishop of Raphanea in Syria, near Antioch, who attended the Council of Constantinople in 381. Comp. Stephens, 1. c. p. 14; and Venables in Smith & Wace, I.297.
8 De Sacerd. I. 5.
9 Socrates and Sozomenos represent Diodor and Karterius as abbots under whom Chrysostom lived as monk, but Neander (in the 3d ed. I.29) thinks it more likely that Chrysostom was previously instructed by Diodor at Antioch. .
10 Par'nesis ad Theodorum Lapsum, in Migne's ed. I., Pars I. 277-319. The second letter is milder than the first, and was written earlier. It is somewhat doubtful whether the first refers to the same case. Neander (I.38 sq.) conjectures that the second only is addressed to Theodore.
11 Comp. on the patristic views of accommodation, Neander, Geschichte der Christl. Ethik., p.156 sqq.; and Wuttke, Christl. Sittenlehre 3d ed. vol.II., 305 sq. Canon Venables of Lincoln (in Smith & Wace, I. 519 sq.) justly condemns Chrysostom's conduct on this occasion '"as utterly at variance with the principles of truth and honor."
12 On the origin and character of early monasticism ,see Schaff, Ch. Hist, vol. III., 147 sqq.
13 In the first volume, first part, of Migne's edition, col. 277-532.
14 Migne, 111.693 sqq.
15 Decline and Fall, ch. xxiv.


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Penske received the accolade at the 2018 American Trucking Associations (ATA) Annual Management Conference & Exhibition in Austin, Texas.
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EPA's SmartWay Transport Partnership is a market-driven initiative that empowers businesses to move goods in the cleanest, most energy-efficient way possible, while protecting public health and reducing air pollution.
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perfect outfit for Fall :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10/19/2011
I love a good cable-knit, and I like the way you styled it in an unexpected way :)ReplyDelete
I love the zebra necklace and the preppy vibe of this outfit. I have that sweater in lilac.ReplyDelete
Hahahaha, this post made me laugh; I didn't notice the smiley face - that's too cute! Great green sweater - I tried on a similar shade of green in a knit at Anthropologie on Newbury yesterday but alas, it was not meant to be.ReplyDelete
Looking forward to meeting you in person tonight!
- Anonymous10/19/2011
Love this outfit!! Ah it just looks so cozy and perfect for fall! Great color tooReplyDelete
I love the colors. I've been seeing a lot of yellow, wines, grey's and oranges lately. This is a great way to shake things up but still be fitting for fall. I love the way you mixed the stripes and the patterned tights. Plus, the square toe on the shoe's is something I adore. Square toes have a very retro feel to them for me, and I love retro. xoxoReplyDelete
You're so cute!! Awesome swapped sweater and I must get a denim shirt. I'm still on the prowl for one!ReplyDelete
I looove all the colors and textures and patterns. So fun!ReplyDelete
Love your stockings! And the green is fab!ReplyDelete
I really, REALLY love that skirt! I predict mixing stripes to be the next big thing, so get on it!ReplyDelete
love the zebra-esque necklace!!ReplyDelete
That's awesome! So fun to find surprises in pictures...at least good surprises. Loving the outfit, the tights are hot!ReplyDelete
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Everyone loves smoothies. You can ask anyone trying to lose weight or fitness people always on the go. They're simple and fast to make, plus they're enough to get you moving through the day. They're delicious and nutritious too!
But not all smoothies are the same. Some smoothies actually help you with your diet. Drew Sgoutas' Smoothie Diet is a must try if you've been looking for a recipe or program that can help you manage your weight and your diet.
The ebook contains the healthiest smoothie recipes you can find to assist you curb your weight. But it's not your typical recipe book –The Smoothie Diet is a customized 21-day program aimed to help you lose weight through a healthy diet.
Want to know more? We are going to lay out all you need to know in this review.
Before you go on, you may want to check out this video of Gates' Way on YouTube that gives a quick overview. After, you'll want to read the rest of the article for a more comprehensive review of Smoothie Diet.
What's The Smoothie Diet? Vegetable Smoothie Only Diet
As stated earlier, The Smoothie Diet isn't only a plain ebook about smoothies. It's a 21-day weight loss program to help you quickly lose weight through easy-to-make smoothies. It's also aimed to improve your health and your energy.
The person behind this program is Drew Sgoutas, a certified health coach. He created this 21-day program for his customers that wanted to lose weight. Drew Sgoutas made this ebook so he can assist his clients to stick to a low-sugar and diet after they finish the 21-day program.
Everything on this program is based on his expertise as a health coach. He based it on his clients' needs and goals. Although he isn't a dietician, all the ingredients and nutritional properties included are well researched to maximize the program's effectiveness. All you would need to do is to replace some of your foods with the smoothie recipes he had supplied.
To maintain the weight you've lost from coming back, the ingredient to nutrient ratios are varied week per week. Just stick to the specific frequency and sequence when you consume the smoothie.
The best thing about this program is that it's very flexible. You may keep on using the program even when you've finished the program after 21 days until you've reached your goal. And, weight loss is not the one thing that you gain from this. You'll experience better sleep, clearer skin, and much more energy.
What's in the plan?
So what exactly do you get if you get the ebook? As stated before, it's more than just healthy smoothie recipes. It contains a 21-day program, a weekly shopping list, a detox program, and even a guide to help you.
Here's a list of what you will find in the package:
- 1 guide to help you navigate the program
- 36 smoothie recipes
- Weekly shopping list
- 3-week weight loss program
- 21-day plan
- 3-day detox program
Everything you will need will be in an electronic format, since it's an ebook. You can access it anywhere using your device, whether you're using a tablet, a telephone, or a PC.
You can begin with the program immediately–no need to wait for the book to arrive at your doorstep. If you prefer a hard copy, you can print the manual.
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How does this work?
Before you start with the 21-day weight loss journey, you will be needed to do a 3-day detox first.
Your first 2 meals will be needed to be replaced with smoothies for 21 days. Your 3rd meal should also contain low calories. The book gives you the recipe you'll need for that day. You will repeat this routine for 3 weeks. To avoid crashing, the program allows you a cheat day per week. And while it concentrates on smoothies, there is a list of the food you can eat and enjoy here. Vegetable Smoothie Only Diet
Are there any side effects?
The program only lasts for 21 days for a good reason.
The key ingredients that the smoothies will contain would be vegetables and fruits. There's a high chance that you might suffer from nutritional deficiency if you keep to do this program for several months.
There's also the risk that your energy level will decrease since this is a liquid diet. Going through a drastic change in your diet can lead to nausea, dizziness, diarrhea, headaches, and even problems with your concentration.
Liquid diets can also decrease your muscles, and it can cause to develop digestive issues and gallstones if you do this for over 1 month.
There's also the chance that you might wind up crashing. You might withdraw and this can lead you to eat more unhealthy food.
Although you can continue with the program after 21 days, Drew advises not to go beyond 1 month. Although the ingredients in these recipes are nutritious and healthy, but these alone won't be enough to sustain your body in the long term. You would eventually have to return to eating solid food. This program might not be meant to be used for many months. Still, the healthy habits you gained should help you from returning to your unhealthy lifestyle.
Who can use The Smoothie Diet?
Anyone who has been wanting to lose a few pounds can use the program. It's also for people that want to start living with a healthier diet. If you're too busy, this is a great way to lose weight while staying healthy, without consuming a lot of your time for the day.
The plan can help anyone mend their diet as well as remove health problems in their lifestyle. It helps reverse the negative effects of consuming food that is processed.
The smoothies are also full of fiber and rich in plant-based proteins, The smoothies contain plant-based protein, fiber, sugar from fruits, and carbohydrates. They can help curb your cravings for unhealthy food.
Anybody who has food allergies should also be cautious when they're following the program. As mentioned before, if you have health conditions, or under medication, or if you're restricted to consume certain foods, consult with your doctor, dietician, or nutrition expert first to prevent any bad reactions. Vegetable Smoothie Only Diet
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Where to buy Smoothie Diet?
You can purchase The Smoothie Diet program directly from their official website, smoothiediet.com. To ensure all transactions are safe and secured, they use ClickBank to accept payments.
They offer the entire package at $47. They have limited-time offers every now and then. They offer a $10 off in their own program, which places the whole package at a $37 price tag.
You won't need to await a few weeks to begin the program after buying it. Since it's a digital product, you'll have access to it right away.
You also don't need to worry about concerns regarding returns. They can have you covered for 60 days after your purchase. If you think that this is not for you, you can email them directly and ask for a refund. They promise it is a hassle-free transaction and it will not have any risks whatsoever.
The Smoothie Diet Overview
Before we proceed to the final section of this review, let us discuss a short overview to help you decide whether or not The Smoothie Diet is for you.
We will make a list of all the dvantages and disadvantages of buying this program to make things easier for you.
- The 3-week program includes a weekly shopping list
- Includes recipes
- Has a guide
- No need to count your calories
- Requires only 21 days to complete
- Noticeable weight loss in less than 3 weeks
- Improves your skin's health
- Low-calorie smoothie diet
- Fruits contain sugar which might be bad for some people
- Can be harmful to people with food allergies
- Not to be used in the long-run
- Liquid diets can be harmful to some people
The Last Verdict
The Smoothie Diet ebook is a excellent way to get you started with your weight loss journey. It gives you healthful recipes and even a shopping list that will help you start eating healthier food.
However, if you want to see good results, you need to stick with the 21-day program. You'll be required to replace two of your meals with smoothies. Additionally, your third meal should also be at 1200 calories at most.
The best thing about the program is that it builds your healthy habits. You're going to be reaching out to fruits and vegetables and not junk food when you need to snack on something. This can help you curb those cravings too. The Smoothie Diet can help you stay away from processed food.
Although it's not recommended to diabetic people or anyone who must follow a strict diet to their health. The Smoothie Diet is a great way to shed a few pounds over 1 month when assisting you to eliminate those junk food cravings.
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FAQ Vegetable Smoothie Only Diet
Can I continue with the program after 21 days?
If you still need to lose weight after completing the program, it's alright to continue.
The whole plan is very simple to follow even after you've finished the required 21 days, so you should be able to successfully shed weight. Just bear in mind that moving through a liquid diet for a long period can have some side effects on your body. Be sure you still get your required nutrition. In case you have many physical activities during the day, be sure you get the necessary food and rest to keep your body healthy.
Will I gain the weight back after the program?
That's going to depend on you. If you return to your unhealthy habits, then there is a chance to gain back all that weight. Luckily, the program can help you eliminate those cravings. It enables you to construct a healthy eating habit to keep that weight off for good.
To help you live a healthier lifestyle after you're done with the program, there is a section dedicated to help you transition back into your regular eating patterns. Every now and then you'll be consuming the smoothies but it won't be as frequent as you did before. This will allow you to live a healthy lifestyle after the program.
Will it be okay to use if I have type 1 or type-2 diabetes?
The smoothie recipes contain vegetables and fruits. Though they are healthy, they also contain glucose. Consult with your physician or nutritionist first.


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Update on: Accessibility of Public Websites – legislative and practical perspectives
On Saturday 23rd February 2013 a joint seminar was held by the National Disability Authority in conjunction with the European Disability Forum entitled "Accessibility of Public Websites – legislative and practical perspectives".
The European Commission have published a draft EU Directive on the accessibility of public sector websites. The Directive aims to ensure that all key public websites in Member States conform to the international standards on web accessibility, ensuring that persons with disabilities and older people have equal access to these services online. The draft Directive proposes a system of monitoring and reporting on conformance of these websites to the the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0, the international standard for web accessibility.
The seminar gave the audience an opportunity to learn about the new Directive, what it aims to achieve and how and what public sector bodies need to know now in order to prepare for its adoption into Irish law once it is passed by the European Institutions.
The functions of the websites covered in the scope of the draft Directive are: income tax, job search, social-security benefits, unemployment benefits, health-related services, child allowances, medical costs, student grants, issue of passports or driving license, car registration, application for building permission, reporting to the police, public libraries, request and delivery of birth or marriage certificates, enrolment in higher education or university, notification of change of residence.
During the semilunar, a range of national and international experts on web accessibility examined the issues faced by persons with disabilities and older people in accessing online services, what progress has been made to date by public sector bodies in improving the accessibility of these services and what practical steps can be taken in order to improve this level of access.
Speakers on the day included:
- Shadi Abou-Zahra, W3C/WAI
- Susanna Laurin,Funka Nu
- Donal Rice,Centre for Excellence in Universal Design(CEUD) at The National Disability Authority(NDA)
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