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From finely selected organic ingredients like plants, herbs etc., we formulate these ayurvedic solutions. The USP of herbal and ayurvedic products is that they are ISO 9001: 2008 certified, highly effective and does not have any kind of side effects on skin or health and hence, that is why these products have been in use since immortal times.
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We deal in the manufacturing, supplying, wholesale, distribution and exporting of a wide range of Ayurvedic Products such as the ones mentioned below:
Ayurvedic Hair Oil
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The satisfaction of our patrons has always been of pivotal importance to our company and so, we make every effort to maintain cordial relation with clients. Whether our clients are from small, medium or large scale enterprise we treat all them with equal respect and integrity as we believe that first impression is the last impression. We then gradually try to develop a close bond with them so that there is a better flow of understanding between us and our customers regarding business.
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The philosophy of our company right from the time we have entered the ayurvedic industry has helped us enormously in our growth and in garnering a respectable name. We would like to share few of our business philosophies with you:
We believe in quality over quantity and price
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2000 – 2001: Diploma in Information Technology – Flo Polytechnic
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SBS have carried out many prestigious projects, below are some of them, both current and complete:-
SBS Commence with carpentry installation on National HS2 College - Birmingham
SBS Carpentry Ltd awarded carpentry installation on 335 City Centre Apartments - Birmingham
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SBS Carpentry awarded the carpentry package on the HS2 National College
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The energy level was high in the back ring at Keeneland Sept. 20 as the marathon September sale rolled through the first session of Book 5.
Tequilita Seeks Second Graded Win in Charles Town Oaks
An overflow field of three-year-old fillies will take to the gate at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races Sept. 23 in a quest to take home the lion's share of the purse in the $300,000 Charles Town Oaks (G3).
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Kaleem Shah's Run Away will make a relatively quick turnaround Sept. 23 for the $100,000 Barretts Juvenile Stakes at Los Alamitos Race Course, while trainer Simon Callaghan still has an eye on the Run Away and Hide colt's future.
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A racy gray/roan filly from the first crop of Hill 'n' Dale Farms' Atreides topped the ninth session of the Keeneland September yearling sale. The filly, Hip 3077, brought $175,000 Sept. 20, the first session of Book 5.
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The Fourth Green Growth Knowledge Platform (GGKP) Annual Conference took place on the theme of "Transforming Development through Inclusive Green Growth" during 6-7 September 2016 at the International Convention Center on Jeju Island, Republic of Korea.
While 2015 represented a landmark year for achieving ambitious government commitments, resulting in adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs), the Paris Climate Agreement, and the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, the challenge has now shifted to implementation and turning commitments into action. In order to scale-up inclusive green growth solutions that respond to these commitments, the Fourth GGKP Annual Conference drew together leading global experts, academics, and practitioners to identify, discuss, and debate the latest research and policy solutions. In particular, the discussions explored how to ensure the pursuit of green growth is equitable and inclusive.
This year's conference was hosted by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and formed a major part of the Global Green Growth Week 2016 (#GGGWeek2016) to be held 5-9 September 2016. For the Annual Conference, GGGI partnered with the global university network Environment for Development (EfD) to ensure a wide range of views and research are represented at the event.
The GGKP, founded by GGGI, the OECD, UNEP, and the World Bank, is the world's largest global partnership of organizations and experts committed to collaboratively generating, managing, and sharing green growth knowledge and data to mobilize a sustainable future.
The Conference drew together and engaged the world's leading researchers, practitioners and policy makers in a number of plenary and parallel sessions in discussions that:
9:00 am Welcome and Opening Remarks
Mr. Yvo de Boer, Director-General, Global Green Growth InstituteDr. Christian Kastrop, Director of Policy Studies, Economics Department, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentDr. Ligia Noronha, Director, Division of Technology, Industry, and Economics, United Nations Environment ProgrammeDr. Marianne Fay, Chief Economist, Sustainable Development, World Bank
9:30 am Panel: Understanding the Challenge of Inclusive Green Growth
Chair: Dr. Paul Ekins, Professor of Resources and Environmental Policy and Director of the Institute for Sustainable Resources, University College London, and Deputy Director, United Kingdom Energy Research Centre and Member of the GGKP Advisory Committee
Dr. Oyun Sanjaasuren, Chair, Global Water Partnership and Former President of the United Nations Environment AssemblyProf. Mohan Munasinghe, Founder Chairman, Munasinghe Institute for Development, Sri Lanka and Member of the GGKP Advisory CommitteeDr. Kevin Urama, Senior Advisor to the President, African Development Bank and Memeber of the GGKP Advisory CommitteeMr. Steve Bass, Senior Associate, International Institute for Environment and Development, United Kingdom
10:30 am Photo session and Break
11:00 am Panel: Debate – Can Economic Growth Be Inclusive and Green? Perspectives from policymakers, the private sector, and the research community
Chair: Ms. Mahua Acharya, Assistant Director-General, Investment and Policy Solutions Division, Global Green Growth Institute
Dr. Fatima Denton, Director, Special Initiatives Division, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Mr. George C. Varughese, President, Development Alternatives, IndiaMr. Simon Upton, Director, Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentMr. Raouf Dabbas, Senior Advisor, Ministry of Environment, Jordan and Member of the GGKP Advisory CommitteeMr. Pavan Sukhdev, Founder and CEO, GIST Advisory and Member of the GGKP Advisory Committee
12:15 pm Lunch
1:30 pm Panel: The Role of Collaboration and Knowledge in Scaling Inclusive Green Growth
Chair: Mr. Benjamin Simmons, Head, Green Growth Knowledge Platform
Dr. Ligia Noronha, Director, Division of Technology, Industry, and Economics, United Nations Environment ProgrammeDr. Gunnar Köhlin, Director, Environment for Development Ms. Lisbeth Jespersen, Head of Secretariat, Global Green Growth ForumMr. Oliver Greenfield, Convenor, Green Economy Coalition
2:30 pm Break
2:45 pm Parallel Sessions A
Strategy and PolicySession A1: Managing Distributional Impacts from Green Growth Transitions
Session Chair: Dr. Christian Kastrop, Director of Policy Studies, Economics Department, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Paper Presenter: Ms. Carolina Grottera, PhD Candidate, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and Researcher, Centre for Integrated Studies on Climate Change and the Environment, Brazil, The Transition to a Low Carbon Economy and its Effects on Jobs and Welfare - A Long-Term Scenario for Brazil
Paper Presenter: Mr. Sebastian Renner, Research Fellow, University of Goettingen and GIGA, Germany, Household Welfare and CO2 Emission Impacts of Energy and Carbon Taxes in Mexico
Country Presenter: Dr. Yu Hai, Director and Senior Research Fellow, Division of Environmental Strategy, Policy Research Center for Environment and Economy, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China, Inclusive Green Growth and Distributional Impacts under China's Green Growth in the 13th Five Year Plan
Discussant: Mr. Steve Bass, Senior Associate, International Institute for Environment and Development, United Kingdon
Sector Focus: WaterSession A2: Promoting Inclusive, Community-Based Water Management
Session Chair: Dr. Gunnar Köhlin, Director, Environment for Development, Sweden
Paper Presenter: Mr. Sebastian Munoz-Amezcua, Student, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores Monterrey, Mexico, Information Technology for User-Based Water Rights Enforcement
Country Presenter: Dr. Chuluun Togtokh, Director of Institute of Sustainable Development, National University of Mongolia, Mongolia, Green Development Opportunities for Mongolia: Community-Based Water Management
Discussant: Dr. Byela Tibesigwa, Research Fellow, Department of Economics, College of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Sector Focus: EnergySession A3: Exploring Impacts of New Energy Policies
Session Chair: Dr. Bruno Oberle, Chair for Green Economy and Resource Governance, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Paper Presenter: Dr. Yang Liu, Policy Analyst, International Energy Agency, Macroeconomic Impacts of Energy Efficiency Improvement: A General Equilibrium Perspective
Paper Presenter: Mr. Andreas Marcus Roehlig, Researcher, Research Center Siegen and Hamburg Institute of International Economics, Germany, The Impact of Renewable Energies on Regional Value Added in Developing Countries
Country Presenter: Dr. Zang Fengdong, Associate Director, Department of Environmental Policy, Chinese Academy for Environmental Planning, China, China's Energy Policy from a Green Growth Perspective
Discussant: Dr. Pranab Baruah, GGKP Research Manager and Senior Knowledge Manager, Global Green Growth Institute
Strategy and PolicySession A4: Ensuring Gender-Balanced Participation and Empowerment (1)
Session Chair: Dr. Fatima Denton, Director, Special Initiatives Division, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
Paper Presenter: Dr. Bipasha Baruah, Canada Research Chair in Global Women's Issues, Western University, Canada, Creating Opportunities for Women in The Renewable Energy Sector
Paper Presenter: Ms. Shruti Sharma, Associate and India Project Coordinator, International Institute for Sustainable Development, India, Gender and Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform: Implications for India, Bangladesh and Nigeria
Country Presenter: Prof. Alfred R. Bizoza, Director of Research at the Institute of Policy Analysis and Research, Rwanda, Agricultural Adaptive Strategies in the context of Climate Variability and Gender Equity in Rwanda
Discussant: Dr. Sarwat Chowdhury, Policy Sepecialist, United Nations Development Programme Seoul Policy Centre
4:15 pm Break
4:30 pm Parallel Sessions B
Strategy and Policy Session B1: Exploring the Climate Change and Poverty Nexus
Session Chair: Dr. Hong-Sang Jung, Executive Director, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Climate Center
Paper Presenter: Dr. Marianne Fay, Chief Economist, Sustainable Development, World Bank, Shockwaves: Managing the Impacts of Climate Change on Poverty
Paper Presenter: Dr. Hailemariam Teklewold, Research Fellow, Environment and Climate Research Center and the Ethiopian Development Research Institute, Ethiopia, Impact of Multiple Climate Smart Practices in the Climate Resilient Green Economy: Empirical Evidence from the Nile Basin of Ethiopia
Country Presenter: Ms. Silvia Calderon, Sub-Director of Sustainable Environmental Development, National Planning Department, Colombia, Socioeconomic Impacts of Climate Change in Colombia
Strategy and PolicySession B2: Investing in Ecosystem Services
Session Chair: Dr. Jan Börner, Senior Researcher, Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn, Germany
Paper Presenter: Mr. Ricardo Morales Trosino, Chief, Department of Environment and Spatial Economics, National Institute of Ecology and Climate Change, Mexico, Poverty and the Environment in Mexico: The Right to a Healthy Environment
Paper Presenter: Dr. Christina Wong, Researcher, Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, Implementing Ecosystem Services for Inclusive Green Growth Transitions
Paper Presenter: Mr. Jonathan Quartey, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Ghana, Assessing the Efficiency of Forestry Policy for Inclusive Green Growth in Ghana
Discussant: Ms. Marialuisa Tamborra, Deputy Head of Strategy Unit, Climate Action & Resource Efficiency Directorate, DG Research & Innovation, European Commission
Sector Focus: EnergySession B3: Developing Rural Electrification
Session Chair: Dr. Todd Johnson, Energy Sector Coordinator, China and Mongolia, World Bank
Paper Presenter: Mr. Andrés Estévez, Researcher, Centro de Energía y Recursos Naturales of Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Mexico, Wind Farms in Oaxaca, Mexico: Complex Contracting and Spatial Effects
Paper Presenter: Ms. Daye Eom, Independent Researcher, Republic of Korea, Comparison of Financing Mechanisms in Facilitating Rural Electrification in Tanzania Using the Agent-Based Modeling Approach
Country Presenter: Mr. Mohd. Ali Sahil, Research Scientist, Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy, India, Building Sustainability into Universal Energy Access
Inclusive Business ModelsSession B4: Greening Industry and Value Chains
Session Chair: Mr. Kurt Lonsway, Manager, Environment and Climate, African Development Bank
Paper Presenter: Dr. Maria Angela Zafra, Graduate School Faculty, School of Business and Governance, Ateneo de Davao University, Philippines, Green Growth: Industrial Sectoral Strategies for the Pulp and Paper Industry in Brazil
Paper Presenter: Mr. Eduardo Bianchi, Main Researcher, Red LATN, Argentina, The Greening of the Dairy Value Chain in Argentina
Paper Presenter: Mr. Azhan Hasan, Lecturer and Researcher, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS Malaysia, Malaysia and Environmental Policy Research Centre, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Germany, Innovative Environmental Policy in Promoting the Green Concept of Japanese Electronics Industry
Discussant: Mr. Jaco Tavenier, Green Growth Coordinator, Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
6:00 pm Break
9:00 am Keynote: Fast-Forwarding the Inclusive Green Growth Agenda
The Honorable Mary Robinson, President, Mary Robinson Foundation – Climate Justice and Former President of Ireland
9:30 am Parallel Sessions C
Strategy and PolicySession C1: Ensuring Gender-Balanced Participation and Empowerment (2)
Session Chair: Ms. Kumi Kitamori, Head of Green Growth and Global Relations Division, Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Paper Presenter: Ms. Soazic Elise Wang Sonne, PhD Fellow, United Nations University and Maastricht University, Netherlands, Understanding the Determinants of Clean Fuel Adoption in Senegal: Do Informal Institutions and Women's Intra-Household Bargaining Power Matter?
Paper Presenter: Dr. Byela Tibesigwa, Research Fellow, Department of Economics, College of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Small-Holder Farming, Food Security, and Climate Change in South Africa: Male-Female and Urban-Rural Differences
Discussant: Mr. Ari Huhtala, Deputy CEO, Climate and Development Knowledge Network, United Kingdom, Ten Things To Know: Gender Equality and Achieving Climate Goals
Discussant: Ms. Julia Wandke, Policy Advisor, Sustainable Economic Development, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Germany
Sector Focus: WaterSession C2: Innovation in Water Governance and Conservation
Session Chair: Dr. Sanjaasuren Oyun, Chair, Global Water Partnership and Former President of the United Nations Environment Assembly
Paper Presenter: Dr. Chandra Sekhar Bahinipati, Assistant Professor, Gujarat Institute of Development Research, India, Irrigation Capital Subsidies, Diffusion of Water Conservation Technologies and Resource Utilization: Evidence from Gujarat, India
Country Presenter: Mr. Guillermo Chan, Finance and Operations Manager, Central Volcanic Mountains Development Foundation, Costa Rica, Agua Tica, a Public-Private Mechanism for Enhancing Water Services Provision
Discussant: Mr. Hussain Khansaheb, Director of Green Development, Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, United Arab Emirates
Discussant: Mr. Thomas Nielsen, Policy and Strategy Advisor, Sustainability and Safeguards Unit, Global Green Growth Institute
Strategy and PolicySession C3: Examining Environmental Pricing and Payment Schemes
Session Chair: Dr. Steven Stone, Chief, Economics and Trade Branch, United Nations Environment Programme
Paper Presenter: Ms. Aya Naito, Consultant, Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Japan, Latest Trends In The Greening of Tax Systems in Japan, Europe, North America, and Australia, and their implications for Japan
Paper Presenter: Mr. Joydeep Ghosh, Independent Researcher, India, Analysis of India's Coal Cess Using an Economy Wide Framework
Country Presenter: Ms. Silvia Rojas, Senior Program Manager of the National Forest Financing Fund and Interim General-Director of the Environmental Bank Foundation, Costa Rica, Costa Rica's Experience with Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) and the Way Forward
Discussant: Ms. Stephanie Cairns, Director, Sustainable Communities, Sustainable Prosperity, Canada
Participation and EmpowermentSession C4: Exploring the Role of the Informal Economy and Small-Scale Enterprises
Session Chair: Mr. Oliver Greenfield, Convenor, Green Economy Coalition, United Kingdom
Paper Presenter: Mr. Martin Hilmi, Mechanization Systems and Services Development Economist, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Fostering Green Growth by Developing Greener Food Value Chains: A Bottom of the Pyramid Perspective
Paper Presenter: Ms. Adeola Oloyede, PhD Student, University of Ilorin, Nigeria, Assessing Adoption of Agroforestry Practices Among Small-Scale Farmers in North Central Nigeria
Paper Presenter: Mr. Amirali Parpia, Assistant Manager, Aga Khan Planning and Building Service, Pakistan, Localizing Green Growth Development, and Promoting Gender Empowerment and Livelihood Opportunities in The Global South: An Example in Best Practices in Southern Pakistan
Discussant: Dr. Mustafa Moinuddin, Senior Policy Researcher and Task Manager, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies, Japan
11:00 am Break
11:30 am Parallel Sessions D
Participation and EmpowermentSession D1: Developing Skills and Capacities
Session Chair: Mr. Orestes Anastasia, Head of Knowledge Management, Global Green Growth Institute
Paper Presenter: Mr. Philippe Jochaud, Partner, Centre of Partnerships for Development, Spain, Green Growth and Human Capital Development in Africa
Paper Presenter: Mr. Stanley Rubenstein, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Management, Faculty of Management, Haifa University, Israel, GHG Emissions Reduction in Israel: Ramifications for Employment
Paper Presenter: Mr. Melaku Gebreyesus, Practitioner in Social Protection, Food Security/Livelihoods, Natural Resource Management, Agriculture; Food Security Adviser, Ethiopia, Honey Value Chain as a Vehicle for Attracting Youth into Agriculture: The Case of Tigray Region, Ethiopia
Discussant: Mr. Kees van der Ree, Senior Advisor, Green Jobs for Sustainable Development, International Labour Organization
Strategy and PolicySession D2: Measuring and Modeling Change
Session Chair: Mr. Joe Grice, Executive Director and Chief Economist, Office of National Statistics, United Kingdom and Member of the GGKP Advisory Committee
Paper Presenter: Mr. Chandet Horm, Landscape Manager, Mekong Flooded Forest Landscape, World Wildlife Fund-Cambodia, LIVES: Modeling for Change with Nexus Thinking
Paper Presenter: Mr. Timothy Nash, Director of Sustainability Research, Ethical Markets Media, Certified B Corporation, United States/Brazil. Private Investments in Green Tech Useful Metric in Tracking Progress for Inclusive Growth
Country Presenter: Dr. Yimeng Liu, Assistant Professor, Beijing Normal University School of Economics and Resource Management, China, Green Development in China: Measuring Change at Provincial Level
Discussant: Dr. Yongsung Kim, Program Manager, Global Green Growth Institute
Sector Focus: Energy Session D3: Promoting Off-Grid Energy Systems
Session Chair: Dr. Barbara Buchner, Executive Director, Climate Finance Program, Climate Policy Initiative, United States
Paper Presenter: Ms. Lisanne Heemskerk, Consultant, Sustainable Business Practices, Enclude, Netherlands, Accelerating Off-Grid Clean Energy Services for the Bottom of the Pyramid - Lessons Learned from a
Partnership between Philips Lighting and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Discussant: Mr. Vikalp Sabhlok, Green Investment Specialist, Global Green Growth Institute
Sector Focus: CitiesSession D4: Promoting Green Cities
Session Chair: Dr. Hoon Chang, Head of Global Cooperation and Outreach, Korea Environment Institute
Paper Presenter: Mr. Vijay Saini, Senior Project Officer, ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability South Asia, Urban Green Growth Strategy and Framework for Indian Cities
Paper Presenter: Dr. James Seong-Cheol Kang, Principal Transport Specialist, Global Green Growth Institute, Green Transport Assessment Methodology: A Two-Stage Framework for Indicator-Based Assessment and Policy Mapping
Country Presenter: Dr. Tran Quoc Thai, Deputy Director, Urban Development Agency, Ministry of Construction, Vietnam, Vietnam Urban Green Growth: Challenges and Actions
Country Presenter: Dr. Haileselassie Medhin, Director, Environment and Climate Research Center and the Ethiopia Development Research Institute, Ethiopia, Can Ethiopia's Modernization Be Green?
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2:30 pm Panel: Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Climate Agreement through Inclusive Green Growth
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Mr. Cesar V. Purisima, Former Secretary of Finance, Philippines Dr. Mulugeta Mengist Ayalew, Director of Climate Change Affairs, Office of the Prime Minister, EthiopiaMr. Sameer Assaf, Advisor, Ministry of Climate Change and Environment, United Arab EmiratesMs. Sandrine Dixson-Dècleve, Chief Partnership Office, Sustainable Energy for All
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4:00 pm Panel: Linking Knowledge-Sharing, Research and Policy-Making for Inclusive Green Growth
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Dr. Marianne Fay, Chief Economist, Sustainable Development, World BankMs. Kumi Kitamori, Head of Green Growth and Global Relations Division, Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentMr. Orestes Anastasia, Head of Knowledge Management, Global Green Growth InstituteProf. Edwin Muchapondwa, University of Cape Town and Senior Research Fellow, Environment for Development
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Best Research Paper AwardBest Young Researcher Award
Ms. Mahua Acharya, Assistant Director-General, Investment and Policy Solutions Division, Global Green Growth Institute
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News: Research highlights from the Fourth GGKP Annual Conference - Q&A with Eduardo Bianchi
News: Top Research Recognized at the GGKP Fourth Annual Conference
News: EfDs role in research, knowledge-sharing, and policy-making for inclusive green growth
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News: Q&A with Byela Tibesigwa, Winner of Best Research Paper at GGKP Annual Conference
News: Research highlights from the Fourth GGKP Annual Conference - Q&A with Bipasha Baruah
Blog: Why social inclusion matters for green growth by Andrew Norton and Yvo de Boer
Blog: The basis for climate-friendly prosperity by Steve Bass, Thomas Nielsen and Inhee Chung
Blog: 3 ways to help countries transition to sustainable development by Yvo de Boer
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Five Methods of Avoiding the Promotion of Gender Stereotypes in Your Classroom
Stereotypes are defined as fixed ideas or images, often oversimplified, about a particular group of people or things. Furthermore, these categorizations are often created on a culture-by-culture basis. Included in this definition are assumptions about what it means to be a man or a woman.
Based on research conducted and compiled in 2011, by Olaiya E. Aina, Ph.D. and Petronella A Cameron, Ph.D, from California State University and Central State University, respectively, children in western cultures develop their gender identity- where they innately feel on the male to female gender spectrum- between the ages of three and five years old. Furthermore, developing children are constantly exposed to gender stereotypes, which they then recognize and internalize. As a result, most of these assumptions are fixed in children's minds by the age of seven years old, after which they are difficult to change.
Research on this topic explains the various gender stereotypes that bombard our young people on a regular basis. In movies, women are often portrayed as "damsels in distress", forced to marry, doused in fluffy pink dresses, and so forth. Growing up, young girls are praised for their physical appearance- their stylish clothes or beautiful hair- while boys are praised for their strengths. When addressing a group of people, many children and adults are guilty of addressing them as "you guys". In classrooms, teachers use phrases like, "boys and girls". Toys are often marketed specifically to simplified versions of gender. For instance, a parent explained that when she recently went to order her daughter a McDonald's® Happy Meal, she was asked if she wanted a boy toy or a girl toy. On instinct, her daughter answered, "Girl!" However, the parent immediately second guessed the interaction, and asked what the toys were. The employee responded that the girl toy was a Barbie® and the boy toy was a Hot Wheels® car. Only once the toys were explained did the child change her mind, opting for the car, as she enjoys transportation toys more than dolls.
The list of stereotypes that we all are exposed to daily goes on and on. The worst part of this is that young girls often get the short end of the stick, with internalized stereotypes generally focused on physical appearance, rather than emotional or cognitive intelligence. Nevertheless, stereotypes- which are typically negative- imposed on, and internalized by nearly all children have a strong, negative impact on self-esteem which can limit academic growth in the early years, and career growth afterward.
So how can Early Childhood Educators help children develop their own individualized sense of their gender? The following is a list of five simple ways that classrooms can become more conscious, and aid in the avoidance, of gender stereotypes.
o Note that while it may be a good rule of thumb to avoid purchasing these types of materials all together moving forward, it is almost guaranteed that some of these materials are already available to children in the classroom. It is not necessary to eliminate them from the environment. Instead, teachers can find ways to incorporate this into non-stereotypical play. For instance, if a girl dresses up in a suit jacket and tie, or a boy dresses up in a tutu, teachers can engage in pretend play with the children, modeling acceptance of the play scenario, and/or take pictures of the children in these outfits to display in the classroom center.
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§ Baby's First Doll Set, a set of dolls with unclear genders and, overall, neutral colors
§ Career Puppets Set, a set of puppets with males and females engaged in a variety of community helper roles
§ Melissa & Doug ® Community Careers Wooden Puzzle Set, a set of puzzles with women and men engaged in a variety of community helper roles
o Books about community helpers that show males and females in all types of jobs, such as Clothesline Clues to Jobs People Do by Kathryn Heling and Deborah Hembrook- which shows females as mail carriers, carpenters, and fire fighters- give children role models that do not conform to societal stereotypes
o Books showing people engaging in non- stereotypical activities- such as Of Course They Do: Boys and Girls Can Do Anything by Marie- Sabine Roger and Anne Sol, which shows men dancing and cooking, among other non-gender stereotyped hobbies, promote this idea as well.
Utilizing these simple techniques will help create a safe classroom for your children to explore and create their own unique gender identities, building a solid foundation for their self-esteem to grow from, and allowing them to grow as valued individuals. Furthermore, early childhood classrooms will be better equipped to meet ITERS and ECERS criteria, which look for diversity in the ways in which classrooms represent gender through books, dramatic play materials, pictures and displays, family involvement, and in communication with the students in the classroom.
Zaina Cahill is the Early Childhood Director at Children's Village, a large culturally and linguistically diverse childcare center in Center City, Philadelphia. A graduate of New York University (B.S. in ECE and Special Education) and Walden University (M.S.Ed. in Elementary Reading and Literacy), Zaina has been in the field for nearly 12 years, working in a variety of capacities from substitute to lead teacher and on into administration. Zaina holds a Level 2 teaching certification in the state of Pennsylvania, and is a member of NAEYC's Young Professionals Advisory Council (YPAC) and Membership Engagement Committee, DVAEYC's Membership Advisory Council, and Becker's Advisory Council. In addition to her contributions to the Becker's Blog, she has also contributed to the NAEYC blog and its print publication, Teaching Young Children.
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First sensors delivered to SSTL in a SCOTS approach
On 30th of September, Lens R&D supplied their first 12 flight standard BiSon64 sunsensors to SSTL.
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Commercial space company Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) has launched a second satellite into a geostationary transfer orbit. Its Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral in Florida and successfully delivered a TV and telecoms satellite for Thai-based communications provider Thaicom into position.
The Thaicom-6 satellite was delivered to an elliptical geosynchronous transfer orbit ranging from 295 km to 90,000 km above the earth at an inclination of 22.5 degrees. The mission is Falcon 9's second to a geosynchronous transfer orbit, following the launch of the Orbital Sciences GEOStar-2 commercial telecommunications satellite just over a month ago, and marks the start of regular launches planned for SpaceX in 2014.
"Today's successful launch of the Thaicom-6 satellite marks the eighth successful flight in a row for Falcon 9," Gwynne Shotwell, President of SpaceX, said in a press statement. "SpaceX greatly appreciates Thaicom's support throughout this campaign and we look forward to a busy launch schedule in 2014."
The launch was also the third of three qualification flights needed to certify Falcon 9 for the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle program, which will qualify SpaceX as an approved supplier to launch national security satellites for the US Air Force.
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Today's Wedding Wednesday took a different turn than I was expecting. I was rummaging around in my mom's closet looking for some vintage clothing items to use in an upcoming photoshoot with kristin sweeting photography when I found my mother's wedding gown. I immediately wanted to put it on!
The last time I tried on my mom's dress was when I was ten years old. As you can imagine, it was very ill-fitting. I can't believe it took me this long to try it on again! I guess this is the perfect timing, since my own wedding day is in 18 weeks! (18 weeks?? seems so soon, but so far away!)
Needless to say, those crazy Napoleon Dynamite sleeves gave me rashes on my shoulders. I wish you all could have seen how happy it made my mom to see me wearing it. She knows full well it is outdated and so 80's, but I could see her reliving her own wedding day as she inspected her own gown on her soon-to-be married daughter. It was a fun day :) She took these pictures to send to my dad, who travels during the week for work. I'm sure it freaked him out!
I really wanted to find a picture of my mom on her wedding day for this post, but unfortunately we have none of their wedding photos scanned on computers. Their wedding album is one of the old sticky kind, so we can't take the pictures out to scan them. maybe I will find a loose photo and post it later.
happy Wednesday, lovlies :)
I found my mom's pictures and was able to scan some of them! Here they are, please note and enjoy the fullness of all the sleeves.
look at this gorgeous church!! doesn't it look like they were married in Italy somewhere? surprise!! this church is in Alabama. joke is on us.
mom took her bridal portraits a few weeks before the actual wedding. I think her little clutch is hilariously cute.
Napoleon Dynamite sleeves for days! sooo itchy.
here is a candid of mom and her dad (my Gdaddy). this is probably where I get my hilarious-ness. just look at that face!
mom & dad, off to Bar Harbor, Maine for the honeymoon!
I probably get lots of my hilariousness from these guys, too. (Dedaddy, Memomma, GG, & Gdaddy)
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I'm sitting here on my throne right now and I just had the greatest idea for an invention ever. It would be a fold out desk that you could use while sitting on your toilet. I'm baffled as to why nobody has thought of this sooner. This could be my shark tank.
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Apparently this idea has been patented as of March 2011.
the description is pretty good:
"A toilet users rollable desk for A compact personal office desk for the commode user. The toilet users rollable desk generally includes A desk that provides the toilet user with a space between the knees and legs to read, write, use the computer and store personal items as well as a shelf to place coffee or nourishment. The toilet users rollable desk is also able to store toilet tissue, hold reading material and be conveniently moved in front of the commode user for all processes to be best utilized in the large, average or small toilet commode area."
i was thinking my folding desk would look similar to this (but on a smaller scale):
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When you are on holiday, you may have decided to send a postcard to someone you love back home. This may seem odd in the age of technology, when you can tell people exactly what you're getting up to in the space of just a couple of seconds, however there are reasons that you should still carry on sending postcards if you can, and this page will talk you through some of those.
They're fun to write
From the point of view of the person who is sending the postcard, they are very fun to write, and it can be great to take some time out from your holiday to reflect on everything that has happened so far. Writing everything down can remind you of just how much you have enjoyed your break, and it will make you happy knowing that you still have some enjoyment still to come.
People like receiving physical mail
In the modern world, there are hardly any people who still receive written mail. Nowadays, the only thing that we get through the post is junk and bills, and this isn't personal at all. Even birthday and Christmas cards are becoming a thing of the past, with more people than ever before choosing to send a simple ecard or email to send messages to people. However, it is still a wonderful thing to get cards through the post, so you should send them to your loved ones, as this means that you would be the one who was responsible for their smile when they saw what had arrived on their doorstep.
You get a photo as well as words
On a postcard, you will not only be able to read what somebody has been getting up to while on holiday, but you will also get a photo of the place that they are staying, and this is great, as it means that you will be able to really imagine where they are. Not only this, but some of the photos that are used on postcards can be so beautiful that people choose to frame them, and this means that you are giving your loved one an extra gift that you didn't even realise.
You can save all of your memories
In addition to sending postcards to your loved ones, it can also be good to buy some to keep for yourself, too. It is great to keep a card for each place that you have visited, and create a photo album if you can, as it makes a great thing to look back on in the years to come.
So, it is clear that there are many reasons that you should still send postcards if you can. If you are one of the many people who thinks that they are outdated, then it is worth making the effort to send them anyway, as you might be able to make somebody smile, and you would be giving them precious memories and things to keep that they can look back on in the years to come.


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Any of various marine echinoderms of the class Asteroidea, characteristically having a thick, often spiny body with five arms extending from a central disk or Any one of numerous species of echinoderms belonging to the class Asterioidea, in which the body is star-shaped and usually has five rays, though the number of rays varies from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are sometimes so short as to appear only as angles to the disk like body. Star fish colour in picture to print.
This unusual creature can be found in rock pools all over the world, they have an amazing hydraulic system as apposed to muscles. This complicated system uses water to help its hundreds of feet to cling to rocks, you'll know how affective this system is if you have ever tried to pry one from a rock. The starfish feed on mollusks, barnacles and sometimes on shell fish. They have a system using two stomachs one of which is able to be pushed out of the body to engulf and semi digest food. For example the Starfish is able to break part of the shell of a shell fish and inject its stomach into the shell fish to eat and start digesting the contents, it then transfers the semi digested food to the internal stomach to finish digesting. Starfish are a major problem in many areas, these fish are inadvertently transported to areas with no star fish populations and no predators in the ballast water of large ships, these ships discharge the ballast water with the Star fish in it into ports prior to loading and because there is plenty of food for them and no real predators the populations flourish and can decimate coral areas very quickly. There is one poisonous Star fish called the Crown of Thorn, but most are not harmful.
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Few areas offer the quality and diversity of fishing found in the Seaway Region. From trolling on Lake Ontario for trophy trout, salmon and walleyes to fly fishing for wild brook trout in a freestone stream tucked away in the wilderness of the Tug Hill Plateau, Oswego County offers angling opportunities. Legendary for its ever-elusive muskie and trophy pike and walleye, the 1000 Islands Region of the St. Lawrence River offers fishing among stunning islands, shoals and protected bays for some of the most picturesque places you'll ever drop a line. St. Lawrence County, host of fishing events such as the Bass Master Elite Series and Junior International Carp Tournament, offers it all. Take your pick from huge monsters like Muskie or Carp to trophy Smallmouth or Largemouth Bass or fly-fishing for a beautiful Rainbow Trout. Find out more information about fishing and these big tournaments in St. Lawrence County here.
Few regions offer better boating than the waters along Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River. For those who prefer a day on the water to one on land, you may have found paradise! Whether trailering your boat or traveling on it, there are limitless opportunities to enjoy the Seaway Region from the water.
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Not interested in motorized water transportation? No problem! The Seaway Region offers a variety of kayak, paddleboard and canoe rentals – or you can bring your own. If you are looking for something more exciting to get your adrenaline pumping, try whitewater rafting down the mighty Black River or the legendary Salmon River with one of our local rafting companies. For more family friendly paths, St. Lawrence County offers a variety of different river courses that the whole family can enjoy.
The St. Lawrence River offers a variety of diving sites from quite challenging to suitable for the novice. Many shipwrecks can be visited in one day trips. Because of the increase in Zebra mussels and DEC water cleanup the river's clarity is tremendous – sometimes 60 feet or better!
Winter Recreation
Avoid cabin fever with numerous winter activities along the Seaway Region. The area's winter climate and abundant snowfall allow for premiere snowshoeing, skiing, ice fishing and snowmobiling. St. Lawrence County has several miles of cross county skiing trails and over 700 miles of snowmobile trails across the county that are carefully maintain to ensure a great experience!


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Dong Energy to be no more... Here comes Ørsted!
By Grimsby Telegraph | Posted: 2 Oct 2017
GRIMSBY'S biggest investor in offshore wind, Dong Energy, is to change its name as it reflects on the profound strategic transformation it has undergone.
An acronym of Danish Oil and Natural Gas, the company has sold off its traditional interests, focusing purely on renewables.
Shareholder approval will now be sought at an extraordinary general meeting to rebrand as Ørsted, paying homage to Danish scientist Hans Christian Ørsted, who discovered electromagnetism in 1820, laying the foundations for how the world is now powered.
Exciting news! We're changing, and so should our name. From 6 November, we'll be known as Ørsted. Learn more: https://t.co/35pCG3xinc pic.twitter.com/YS0zDv8KjA— DONG Energy UK (@DONGEnergyUK) October 2, 2017
A new logo and corporate identity has been produced, with the design depicting the Ø as the power-on / power-off logo.
Thomas Thune Andersen, chairman of the board of directors, said: "Dong was originally short for Danish Oil and Natural Gas. With our profound strategic transformation and the divestment of our upstream oil and gas business, this is no longer who we are. Therefore, it is now the right time to change our name.
"Our vision is a world that runs entirely on green energy. Climate change is one of the most serious challenges the world faces today, and to avoid inflicting serious harm to the global ecosystems, we need to fundamentally change the way we power the world – from black to green energy."
The new brand identity is inspired by the Danish design tradition in being simple, functional and human and supporting a sustainable way of life. The brand identity will consist of a full spectrum of colours, inspired by Scandinavian nature and the Danish 20th century artist Vilhelm Lundstrøm.
Henrik Poulsen, chief executive of Dong Energy, said: "2017 will be remembered as the year when offshore wind became cheaper than black energy, as demonstrated by the recent tenders for offshore wind in Germany and the UK. It has never been more clear that it is possible to create a world that runs entirely on green energy. The time is now right for us to change our name to demonstrate that we want to help create such a world."
Over the past decade, Dong has transformed from an energy company based on coal and oil to a global leader in renewable energy. The company has been able to increase earnings considerably, while reducing the use of coal in its power stations and building out new offshore wind farms. Since 2006, CO2-emissions have been reduced by 52 per cent, and by 2023, they will have been reduced by 96 per cent compared to 2006.
It has also established a new team to explore new business opportunities in energy storage, with a new corporate ventures unit in Silicon Valley, California, to explore emerging energy technologies and potential long-term business opportunities.
Matthew Wright, managing director for Dong Energy UK, said: "This change to our name reflects our transformation into a fully-fledged renewable energy company. Ørsted perfectly captures our roots as a business and the exciting future ahead.
"In the UK, we are leading the renewable energy transformation and our offshore wind business is part of a hugely successful and growing industry. Offshore wind is now a mainstream renewable technology in the UK, providing low-cost green energy, while creating quality jobs across the country and a thriving supply chain for businesses."
The move will also see the unfortunate phallic reference the acronym implies, particularly in the US, consigned to history.
A full roll out of the new name and design across the markets in which Dong Energy is present will take place from November 6, should it be agreed at the meeting in Copenhagen on October 30. Website www.orsted.co.uk is already active.
Who was Hans Christian Ørsted?
Hans Christian Ørsted was born in Rudkøbing, southern Denmark in 1777. He graduated in pharmacology from the University of Copenhagen in 1797 and became a professor in 1806.
Throughout his prestigious career as a physicist, Ørsted was deeply involved in studying how the forces of nature interrelated.
His interest in nature, curiosity and persistent pursuit of answers led him to discover electromagnetism in 1820. Ørsted's discovery was immediately widely recognised in science and helped pave the way for numerous technological advances, among others power production.
His drive for fresh thinking led the University of Copenhagen to develop a comprehensive physics and chemistry programme and establish new laboratories under his guidance. In 1829 Ørsted established the Royal Danish Polytechnic Institute, now Technical University of Denmark (DTU), of which he was the first director.
Ørsted became an important figurehead not only within physics, but also within philosophy, poetry and aesthetics. He was a published writer and poet, his main work being the book The Soul in Nature (1850). The collection of articles presents his life philosophy and views on a wide variety of issues. Ørsted was a close friend to the fairytale writer Hans Christian Andersen.
He was married to Inger Birgitte Ballum. They had seven children. Ørsted died in 1851 at the age of 73. He is buried in Copenhagen's Assistens Cemetery.
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A family caregiver needs to routinely ask him/herself, "How am I doing" as well. It can be very easy to completely focus on the needs of an aging parent; however, the work can easily become all consuming. Family caregivers can be kept running day and night resulting in reduced time for their careers, their families, their interests/hobbies, and even themselves. Consider as well that one's own caregiving clock never stops … even if one is away from Mom/Dad, one's mind cannot easily stop thinking about them or making plans for what needs to be done tomorrow, next week, or within the next six months. If it seems like caregivers are always "on-duty", you're correct. Learning how to better balance one's time is one option … completely breaking away can be a better answer.
When a family caregiver questions his/her own health, he/she can better identify when physical exhaustion is increasing, when concentration levels are slipping, when lack of social contact and/or complete isolation becomes the norm, and/or when stress is mounting. Instead of vainly trying to handle everything, a family caregiver can practice self-care – this can become a vital coping mechanism! Such self-care can take any form – the only requirement is that it must be an activity that the caregiver personally enjoys. As a former co-caregiver for my own aging parents, I chose to walk and write. A doctor I know once explained to me that he often takes the long way when driving back home following a busy workday or parks in his driveway for a few minutes before going inside to decompress – a wise decision to effectively deal with any lingering problems before potentially bottling everything up inside or lashing out at unknowing family members!
Caregiver respite can be very simple or more creative. As an example, why not order in a meal once a week? This will save you time in the kitchen both preparing the meal and cleaning up afterwards. By doing so, you could also introduce more variety into your own weekly menu and even try new food – order pizza one week, Chinese the next, and Thai the week following! If your budget is tight, an alternative could be to take advantage of your crockpot and cook up some meals in advance. These could be individually bagged and placed in your freezer ready for use. With all prepared meals, you could think about doubling the recipe to ensure that you have plenty of leftovers which can be simply heated up in your microwave oven for quick and easy meals. Better yet, involve your other family members – you could create a weekly schedule and assign different people to cook and clean, thereby allowing you some time.
The question of "How am I doing?" is vital for new and/or more experienced caregivers to ask themselves. Take a few moments to assess your energy level and mood and you can find out if you are becoming consumed with caregiving. Don't just stop with pinpointing problems … manage those issues before they manage you by taking personal respite time. By remaining aware of and managing your own health and well-being, you can become a far better and more effective caregiver for someone you love – and that helps all parties involved!
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