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Amid a culture that is both fascinated by spirituality and inundated by a dizzying variety of options for pursuing it, many Christians long for a deeper, more historically rooted spiritual life. In Four Views on Christian Spirituality, general editor Bruce Demarest presents an invaluable resource for study and comparison of the major Christian perspectives on spiritual formation. Contributors' chapters on Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, Evangelicalism, and Liberal Protestantism, collected side-by-side, easily allow for the beliefs and emphases of the viewpoints to be thoughtfully considered—all in pursuit of greater understanding and spiritual growth. The four viewpoints are given equal opportunity in the hands of the following capable scholars, and each proponent's chapter is followed by responses from the other three. • Brad Nassif (Eastern Orthodoxy) • Scott Hahn (Roman Catholicism) • Evan Howard (Evangelicalism) • Joe Driskill (Liberal Protestantism) In the end, an increased familiarity with each of the different schools of Christian thought will aid readers seeking spiritual transformation for themselves, their family members, and their churches.
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What we treat
Tennis Elbow
Tennis elbow is pain in the outer part of the elbow and forearm due to inflammation of the tendon. This can cause local tenderness, weakness and reduced mobility through the elbow. It arises from repetitive movements at the wrist in such racket sports can cause the complaint however DIY and gardening can just as easily cause the injury.
It is important to rest and ice the area and in some cases a support is recommended. Your chiropractor can assess and treat areas relating to the function of the elbow and muscles of the forearm such as the neck, shoulder and wrist.


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Empathy | Charlottesville & Harvey
Imagine that you let me borrow your new car. You love your car. It's beautiful. I tell you I will return it to you the next day. As I pull into your driveway the next day to drop your car off, you notice that the driver side is torn to
Just Do It In Love
"If I could speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal." Romans 13:1
We hear this verse all the freakin time. I wish we would apply it half as often as we quote it.
Take a second and think about what Paul is actually saying. Even if he speaks the same as the angels, if he doesn't have love he simply annoy you. No matter how truthful our words may be, without love covering them, they will not be received.


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GIVE-AWAY CONTEST! This is going to be a test to see who is actually paying attention to my blog.
See those little paintings above? I am going to be giving them away at random. 2 ways you can enter.
If you ❤ this post or reblog it, you will be entered to win one. If you email me, you will be entered to win the other one. That is all you have to do. Pretty simple, right? I will even be giving away a few other prizes like button packs and a few postcards.


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Welcome May! I'm looking forward to all those flowers you should be bringing us, especially after all the April showers we had here.
It is also time for another hop from the Designer Crafts Blog Group. This month you will find ideas for Mother's Day or Father's Day or Birthday's. I'm looking forward to seeing what ideas everyone will be sharing. I am choosing to only focus on Mother's Day for now but may be adding something later this month for other themes.
The annual day to celebrate Mother's is this coming Sunday. We will gather with the paternal matriarch of the family for brunch. The mother of nine children, grandmother of 21 and great-grandmother of 19 (with 2 more arriving this summer). I, unfortunately, will only have memories of my own mother to celebrate. It is because of her I will begin with two ideas that I have previously created for her.
I do love using a mix of mediums when I create and both of these projects follow in that use.
Here is a inexpensive collage frame that I altered by changing the color and then adding a variety of photos, and embellishments that represent my mother. NOTE: This project was found in a issue of "Crafts n' Things. I apologize for the glare on the photo, this was taken a few years ago.
This project was created using a children's board book. The surface of the book was first altered with papers and paints. It then tells the story of her life with photos and journalling from a daughter, to sister, to wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend. NOTE: This project can be found in a book titled "The Altered Book Scrapbook".
These are the type of gifts that I enjoy making and sharing to honor those who are meaningful to me. These same ideas can be used for a sister, brother, child, husband or friend.
So now it is May and everything around is budding and sprouting. The crocus' have bloomed, some daffodils are still blowing in the wind, the tulips are opening with added color to the landscape and the flowering shrubs and trees are showing off! Most people love flowers - many types and at any time they always are welcome. That makes flowers the way to go for many gift ideas.
I used the latest punches by McGill, called Paper Blossoms to make this necklace. A peony was shaped with the required punches. After some experimenting, I found that a thin metal could be used to punch the flower shapes. Also I try to fashion something with more then one purpose. Beside the use of this flower as a necklace, it can be removed from the ribbon than used as a lapel pin or pinned onto another item as an embellishment because a pin back was also applied.
Maybe you will find some inspiration before Sunday and make something for a very special lady in your life.
I hope you will continue to take time to hop through the blogs of the group of designers who participate. Also there is also another "give away" being offered by Julie McGuffee. Please check out her blog for information.


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General Information, Program and Abstracts (pdf)
Berlin • Aarhus • Mainz • Ottawa/Gatineau • Sorrento ...
The 2005 outstanding International NTC was held in
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
• March 29-31, 2005
• Radisson Plaza Hotel at Kalamazoo Center
Marketing Technology Service was pleased to
sponsor the sixth event in the Nonwovens Technology Conference series, first offered in 1998. This three-day event
included presentations of the highest standards by industry professionals on four major current topics:
• Adjusting to Changing Economics of Raw Materials
• Thin Absorbent Systems for Baby, Adult, Feminine and Absorbent Pads
• Designing Superior Surface Wiping Products
• Advances in Nonwoven Fabric Technologies
Also included each morning was a brief executive short course session covering topics relevant to the day's agenda.
• Grand Opening and Exclusive Tour of the MTS Greyline Facility
Delegates to the Nonwovens Technology Conference were guests for an exclusive tour and demonstration of the new MTS Greyline Airlaid Facility, the most advanced airlaid facility now in operation.
Monday, March 28
6:00-7:00 p.m. • Registration
Tuesday, March 29
8:00-9:15 a.m. • Executive Short Course - Session I
9:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Conference I
6:00 p.m. • Evening Reception
Wednesday, March 30
8:00-9:15 a.m. • Executive Short Course - Session II
9:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Conference II
Thursday, March 31
8:00-9:15 a.m. • Executive Short Course - Session III
9:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. • Conference III
3:00 - 8:00 p.m. • Greyline Airlaid Facilities Tour and Gala Dinner
Short Course Daily Sessions
MTS presented mini-sessions from its Executive Short Course on Absorbent Disposables series each day from 8:00-9:15 a.m., before the official conference session began. The topics were selected to introduce and complement the conference presentations.
Final Program (March 3, 2005)
Tuesday, March 29
8:00-9:15 a.m. -- Short Course Session I
• Industry Trends
• Flow Rate and Dosage Patterns for Infants and Adults
• Instructive Designs
9:15 a.m. -- Conference Program Session I
Looking Forward, Looking Back
John Conley
Conley & Associates
Part I: New Developments with Olefin Fibers and Nonwoven Fabric Technology
Ed Engle
Engle Consulting
Coffee Break
Part II: The Case for Low Denier Fibers
Ed Engle
Engle Consulting
12:00-1:45 p.m. -- Lunch
The What, How and Where of Tomorrow's Airlay Industry
Paul Whitaker
Allertex of America
What Designers of Wipes and Diapers Need to Know About Skin and Skin Care
Beth Hanson
Marketing Technology Service
Coffee Break
Keynote Address: Recycled and Renewable Resources for Construction, Insulation and Automotive Composites
Bengt Svennerstedt
BioFibre Technology Research Group, Swedish University
of Agricultural Sciences
6:00-7:30 p.m. -- MTS Reception
Wednesday, March 30
8:15-9:15 a.m. -- Short Course Session II
• Liquid Transport in Absorbent Structures
• Selecting Fibers and Recipes for Absorbent and Fabric Systems
• Optimizing Liquid Acquisition
9:15 a.m. -- Conference Program Session II
Spunbonding Technology - In Progress or on the Dead End Road?
Ivo Edward Ruzek
Industrial Consulting
Coffee Break
SAP Availability: the Future Global Capacity and Demand
J. Blake Kuster
Absorbent Technologies Inc.
The 7% Solution Revisited - Designing More Efficient Absorbent Systems
Mark Bolyen
Marketing Technology Service
12:00-1:45 p.m. -- Lunch
A Low-Fiber Diet: How Advanced Fiber Technology Can Reduce Consumption
Jeff Dugan
Fiber Innovation Technology
Coffee Break
Evolving Nonwoven Structures for Premoistened Wipes
Phillip Mango
Phillip Mango Consulting
Nanofibers - What's the Big Deal and Who Cares?
Gregory F. Ward
Nonwoven Technologies Inc.
Thursday, March 31
8:15-9:15 a.m. -- Short Course Session III
• Fluff Defibration Technology
• Airlaid Technology and Prospects
9:15 a.m. -- Conference Program Session III
Softness in Air Laying
Victor Almeida
Tencel Inc.
Coffee Break
Different Approaches to Low Denier Fibers
Robert H. Bell
Ason Neumag Corporation
Leaving Fiberglass Behind - Composites for Construction, Sound and Thermal Insulation Materials Made by Airlaid Techniques
Larry Pio
Marketing Technology Service
12:00-1:45 p.m. -- Lunch
Possibilities for Phase Change Materials in Future Nonwoven Composites
Terri Blum Grady
Freudenberg Nonwovens
Unitized Airlaid Synthetics for Tomorrow's Products
James P. Hanson
Marketing Technology Service
Introduction to the Greyline Tour
3:30 p.m. -- Tour and Demonstration of the MTS Greyline Facility
A one-time-only special event for NTC delegates demonstrated thirteen state-of-the-art fabric recipes highlighting possibilities for airlaid using the unique new facility in Kalamazoo. This is presently the world's most advanced airlaid installation.
Delegates were bussed from the Radisson to the MTS Greyline Facility, about 20 minutes away. Included in the demonstration were the manufacture of advanced two-sided structures for wiping applications, density gradient structures, 100% synthetic fabrics, ultrathin high SAP composites, ultrasoft fabrics, on-line film lamination and diapers-on-a-roll.
6:00-8:30 p.m. -- Grand Opening Gala Dinner at Fricano's Italian Restaurant, Chartered for this Event
A Grand Opening celebration dinner, sponsored by MTS, concluded the NTC event.


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How does one commemorate an assassination? The story of Bosnian commemorations of the event which sparked the world war is as colorful and full of controversy as the assassination itself. (And, as you will see, the 100th anniversary commemoration mirrors this ambivalence.)
For a full account of the first 100 years of commemoration WITH PICTURES, see: http://historyandthesockmerchant.blogspot.com/2010/12/commemorating-sarajevo-assassination-of.html (Be sure to scroll down past the rather misleading heading at the top of the webpage.)
Commemorations on that site in Sarajevo have ranged from the Austro-Hungarian "Monument to Murder," placed at the site by the still-ruling imperial government on June 28, 1917 (exactly three years after the event) to the Tito-era glorification of the assassination as representing "a protest against tyranny and the centuries-old aspiration of our peoples for freedom" to the current neutral "on this place…." plaque. As you will see, all of these lines of thought – and more! – went into the rather bizarre events in Sarajevo on the 100th anniversary of the assassination on June 28, 2014.


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It is one of a spectacular work of a man named Bill Webb - the man behind the garage Huge Design in the automotive world two wheels globally. By carrying a motorcycle from Honda CBR1000RR that now appear with a retro-futuristic style, with a blend of futuristic racer and street fighter.
Honda CBR1000RR Repsol Edition 2009 has been transformed into a motor with a hang of the future. By using a myriad of high-tech devices are loaded ferocious performance seems to have no doubt of one of the line-up of Honda's sport bike manufacturer.
Not much in the modifications to the engine, Bill was trying increase advance performance in the form of a very classic but modern. Like the body of a cafe racer and street fighter, and on the stern or commonly called sub frame refers to models of single seat tail.
For the fairing is made in a minimalist design with dimensions that can be said to be "very minimal", just enough to cover the amount of this CBR1000RR engine. Mainstay of the Bill is, the manufacture of parts using CAD technology engines (such as CNC machines) - are able to make a much more precise result and looks very neat.
Using lightweight materials such as aluminum became flagship for reducing the weight of the motor which in general does have more weight. The reason is the desire to push performer in terms of both the engine and riding performance.


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Old Fashioned Lemonade
Author/Submitted by: Servings: 12Categories:
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
"This delightful recipe is from _The Anne of Green Gables Cookbook_
by Kate MacDonald."
In small saucepan, stir together sugar, water and lemon rind. Bring
to a boil; stirring constantly; boil for 5 minutes, stirring. Remove
from heat and let cool. Stir in lemon juice. Transfer to a jar; cover
and refrigerate for up to 3 weeks. To serve, place 2 ice cubes in
each tall glass. Add 1/4 cup (50ml) of the syrup and 3/4 cup (175ml)
cold water; stir well. Garnish with lemon slice and sprig of mint.
MAKES: about 3 1/2 CUPS, ENOUGH FOR 12 SERVINGS SOURCE: _The Green
Gables Cookbook_
Flora's Hideout
Copyright © 1996-2009 Floramaria Deter.
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Integrating health, safety and wellbeing
On this page:
- Integrated approach
- Work and health interactions
- Who has responsibilities for work health
- Managing work health
- Injury management, rehabilitation and return to work outcomes
- Assessing for an integrated approach
Integrated approach
Integrated approaches to work health combine occupational safety and injury prevention with health and wellbeing initiatives to enhance worker health and prevent work-related injuries and illness.
The Principles of Good Work Design highlights that focusing on good work design and integrating and improving worker health and wellbeing into that design can lead to improved business success through higher worker productivity.
Good work health and safety systems can easily incorporate health and wellbeing risk management into existing policies and procedures, because the fundamental goals and principles are similar to safety:
Work and health interactions
Work and health interact in a broader socio-economic context. Good work prevents ill health and good health allows workers to be more productive.
Good work for health
Good work prevents poor health from work related musculoskeletal disorders, mental health disorders, dust, asbestos, chemical related disease (such as asthma and contact dermatitis), infectious and zoonotic disease, noise induced hearing loss, skin cancer and other occupational cancers.
Well designed and managed workplaces can help support worker health and wellbeing through prevention and early identification of chronic disease risks which facilitates faster recovery and return to work after injury or illness. Improvements to the work environment, work practices, workplace culture and injury management programs are key factors workers feeling valued and supported in their work roles, but also improving their individual health, wellbeing and productivity.
Good health for work
There is clear evidence the general physical and psychological health of a workforce has a direct impact on work health, safety and wellbeing outcomes. Workers regularly exposed to hazardous working conditions, physically demanding tasks, high levels of stress and long working hours are more likely to smoke, consume too much alcohol, have low levels of physical activity and poor nutrition. Workers who suffer from physical or mental health problems are likely to have higher rates of injury/illness, absenteeism and presenteeism.
Who has responsibilities for work health
Everyone is responsible for ensuring health and safety in the workforce. Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 health is defined as both physical and psychological health and outlines the responsibilities of persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs). Duties are also placed on officers of a PCBU, workers and other persons at a workplace.
- PCBUs have a duty of care under section 19 to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of their workers while they are at work.
- PCBUs must provide and maintain a work environment without risks to the health of workers, or other persons affected by the conduct of the business or undertaking.
- Workers also have a responsibility under section 28 to take reasonable care for their own health and safety, and to comply with reasonable safety instructions.
Managing work health
Whilst the Workplace Health and Safety Act 2011 provides no legislative requirement in Australia to integrate health, safety and wellbeing, it can be interpreted that the workplace has an obligation to ensure the work and the work environment does not lead to injury or illness. Managing chronic disease risks can influence and improve worker health and safety performances and ultimate business outcomes by taking an effective holistic approach.
The model below outlines how workplace factors and personal (determinants of health) influence worker health, health behaviours and safety performance of the business:
Injury management, rehabilitation and return to work outcomes
Employers adopting early intervention strategies that address chronic disease risks can help to reduce physical and psychological injury and improve return to work outcomes.
Supporting injured workers in getting back to work makes good business sense. The potential savings from supporting early return to work can help businesses maintain operational requirements and minimise claim costs that impact on workers' compensation premiums. The costs associated with hiring additional labour and training new workers can be minimised by prioritising for workers to get back to work.
Getting workers back to work supports the approach outlined in Realising the Health Benefits of Work. Find out why work plays an important role in any rehabilitation process with this film centred on The Royal Australasian College of Physicians Position Statement on realising the health benefits of work.
When an injury does occur there are many different actions you can take. Health and wellbeing is one way to encourage better return to work outcomes. You can find more information on stay at work: return to work here.
Assessing for an integrated approach
It is important to identify the opportunities within your organisation where you can integrate health and wellbeing within existing systems.
The Organisational Systems Benchmarking Tool helps you assess whether you have an effective, systematic approach to managing the areas of:
- work health and safety
- worker health and wellbeing
- workers' compensation and return to work.
The online self-assessment tool enables you to compare your performance anonymously with other organisations across similar industry and sector. It provides guidance to help you improve your management of safety, health and wellbeing of workers, workers compensation and return to work
The tool asks overarching questions about integrating your organisational systems and suggests how you could integrate with special considerations to each area.
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E. Chris Garrison's Blue Spirit Virtual Tour
About the Author: E. Chris Garrison (who also writes as Eric Garrison) is active in the writing community in Indianapolis, Indiana. He lives in the Circle City with his wife, step-daughter and a cabal of cats. He also enjoys gaming, home brewing beer, and finding innovative uses for duct tape.
Chris' novel, Reality Check, is a science fiction adventure released by Hydra Publications. Reality Check reached #1 in Science Fiction on Amazon.com during a promotion in July 2013.
Seventh Star Press is the home of Chris' supernatural fantasy series, Road Ghosts, including Four 'til Late, Sinking Down, and Me and the Devil.
Book Synopsis for Blue Spirit: Gamer girl Skye MacLeod can see fairies, but only when she's tipsy. More Grimm than enchanting, some of these fairies are out to ruin her life, wreaking havoc with her job, her home, and her relationships.
With the help of her tiny fairy friend Minnie, Skye has to protect her vampire wannabe gamer friends from all-too-real supernatural threats only she can see. Can she keep it together and hold fast against a wicked fairy Queen's plot?
Blue Spirit is the first book of A Tipsy Fairy Tale series!
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Sergeant Mayne receives a well-deserved promotion to Flight Sergeant.
Cadet Holly Brockbank writes about Bollington's annual Well Dressing.
Cadet Holly Brockbank writes about Bollington's celebration for the Queen's 90th Birthday.
Cadet Lauren Wittig won the shot-put at regionals and will now represent North region at the national competition.
Cadet Nathan Wattis writes about his experience on RAF Honington Easter Camp 2016.
Cadet Holly Brockbank writes about the Bollington Mayor Making ceremony.
Cadet Holly Brockbank has been named as the Bollington Town Mayor's Youth Consort for 2016
Cadet Warrant Officer Emily Bethell has been out and about in her role as the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire's Cadet.
Congratulations to newly promoted Cadet Flight Sergeant Merrill and Cadet Sergeant Nixon!
Cadet Warrant Officer Emily Bethell has been named as the North region's entry for this year's ATC 75 Sword
Thanks to some generous donations, fantastic fundraising by the Civilian Committee and hard work from our Treasurer claiming back Gift Aid, 236 (Bollington) Squadron ATC now has a brand new Flight Simulator!
Huge thanks to 8 Air Experience Flight who kindly donated a genuine propeller from a Maurice Farman Shorthorn biplane to 236 (Bollington) Squadron.
Congratulations to Cadet Sergeant Merrill and Cadet Corporal Nixon on achieving their Squadron Marksman badges
236 Bollington Squadron Air Cadets recently attended the Bollington Beer Festival Community Grant awards presentation at The Vale Inn in Bollington.
Announcing the winners of the 2015 Bollington Air Cadets Grand Draw.
Huge congratulations to the 236 (Bollington) Squadron swimming team, CWO Emily Bethell, Cpl George Greensmith, Cadets Alex Nowell, James Bridge, Zac Lonyon, Sam Rainford and Patrick Mayne in the Wing Gala.
A huge thank you to all the cadets from 236 (Bollington) and 201(Macclesfield) Squadrons who turned out to support the Bollington Civic and Battle of Britain Parade on Sunday 20th September 2015.
Congratulations to Cadet Forse who was recently awarded his Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Woo Hoo! Huge shout out to 236 (Bollington) air cadets who came 15th (out of 36) overall in the Wing 5-a-side competition.
Many thanks to all the air cadets from 201 (Macclesfield), 236 (Bollington) and 2448 (Poynton) Squadrons who attended the Kerridge War Memorial Parade this afternoon.
Cheshire teenager Emily Bethell from Tytherington has been awarded the prestigious appointment of Lord-Lieutenant's Cadet, the highest honour in the Cadets.
Cadet Flight Sergeant Emily Bethell of 236 (Bollington) Squadron ATC has been appointed Lord Lieutenant's Cadet for Cheshire.
236 (Bollington) came 19th overall out of the 36 Squadrons who competed in the Inter-Squadron Athletics on Sunday 17th May 2015.
Cadet Flight Sergeant Emily Bethell would LOVE your support.
236 (Bollington) Squadron Air Training Corps has applied for an Aviva Community Fund grant.


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Choose your floor at City Carpets Carpet One!
The floor buying process is meant to be an enjoyable one, but we can understand that with all the information and choices out there, things can get overwhelming. Wouldn't it be great if there was one place to go through all the factors that go into choosing the right floor? The good news is that at City Carpets Carpet One Floor & Home, we do have that tool! It's called the SelectAFloor system and it takes the guesswork out of the shopping experience to ensure you leave with what you wanted. This tool is one of the reasons to shop at City Carpets instead of a different store!
We also have an expert staff of flooring consultants ready to help answer any questions you may have about our carpet, hardwood, laminate, tile, vinyl, cork and bamboo flooring options and other products.
So how does the SelectAFloor system work? It breaks down our products into different categories by taste, lifestyle, carpet colors, budget and more. Using a color coded system, you are able to follow a path that will lead you to the products you prefer most. Ultimately, by using SelectAFloor you will not only become a more informed shopper on the products available but also on the ones you like best.
To give it a try or to speak with one of our flooring consultants, call or come in today! City Carpets Carpet One is proud to serve customers throughout Mill Valley, San Rafael, Tiburon and Novato, CA.


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Thursday, June 2, 2011
How do you change a rear turn signal on a 95 neon?
i cant find any way to take the old bulb outHow do you change a rear turn signal on a 95 neon?My wife used to have a Neon. It's been a while, but IIRC, there are carpet panels in the trunk that are 'velcro'd' to the rear corners. You should be able to see a handle where you can pull them off. Once you've done that, you should see the back of the tail light assembly where you can remove the bulb holder for replacement.
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If you have a week's vacation in mind and no idea what to do, why worry yourself with making all of the plans when Wolf's has already done it all for you in our tours of 5 days and more. Travel north to New England's rugged coastline and mountainous regions too, or journey southbound to the Carolina's beaches, magnificent New Orleans, and historic Savannah just to name a few. Don't forget Branson, Mackinac Island, and Mount Rushmore all when we travel west,
We make the plans, all you need to do is take the time! Relax & enjoy optional beach time, Salt Marsh Cruise and/or Brookgreen Gardens Tour, 2 shows in Myrtle Beach, a day trip to Charleston's Boone Hall Plantation, & a narrated carriage ride.Duration: 5 Days
This is truly a one-of-a-kind experience that will take you back in time as you cruise from Cincinnati to Louisville. Its "The Great Steamboat Race" a 50+ year tradition of bourbon tasting and boat racing leading up the Kentucky Derby. Journey aboard and bask in the springs sunshine, taking in scenery while enjoying delicious meals, entertainment and top-notch service between quaint river town tour stops.Duration: 5 Days
If you love flowers, food, festivals and fellowship, this is the tour for you. Tulip Time in Holland, MI was introduced in 1927 at a Woman's Literary Club meeting, by a woman biology teacher. She suggested that Holland adopt the tulip as its flower because of its close ties to the Netherlands and they set aside a day for the festival and their newfound "civic beauty." The festival has grown and "blossomed" over the years and in 2016 was named by Readers Digest as the "Best Small Town FestivalDuration: 6 Days
Relive the simple pleasures of life as we travel to an island suspended in a forgotten, more innocent, time. Travel with us to the great state of Michigan to savor a slower, simpler lifestyle where people know each other's names and would like to share their community and their history with you.Duration: 6 Days
Brimming with spectacular natural beauty and saturated with historic charm, Cape Cod and the Islands offer a unique destination for an unforgettable escape from reality. This tour features a Whale Watch Excursion, a Lobster Tale Cruise and a Ride on the Cape Cod Central Railroad.Duration: 5 Days
Join the Wolf Pack on its journey to the west for an 11-day travel to South Dakota and the Badlands. When you fly over our country, you miss out on all the good in our country. Including the Wisconsin Dells, the Badlands National Park, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial and the list goes on and on... Remember enjoy the journey enroute to the destination! Ride the back of the "Wolf" west this summer.Duration: 11 Days
From shore to shore, lighthouses, sightseeing adventures and so much more, let's go island hopping on this New England tour. Martha's Vineyard, the Island of Nantucket and Block Island, discover their beauty, history, legends and lore.Duration: 5 Days
Wisconsin or Bust! Scenic Treasures & History Packed Wisconisn. Travel with The Pack to Packer Land. This tour has so many great stops Lambeau Field, Green Bay Tall Ships, Wisconsin Dells Boat Tour, a gondola ride, cheese tasting and the Osh Kosh Air Show.Duration: 9 Days
Charming communities, each with its own unique flare, secret treasures quietly awaiting discovery, countless bays and inlets that make a seemingly endless coastline with new vistas at every turn, Prince Edward Island presents a captivating visual experience that creates memories of a lifetime. Join us for a coastal getaway that couples a myriad of brilliant summertime colors with a gently rolling landscape, all touched by a soft blue sky and white-capped waves.Duration: 12 Days
What a glorious time of year to experience the rugged Maine coastline with its picturesque, wind-swept shores and waterfront towns that offer a blend of history, culture and maritime flavor. Experience one of the New England coastline's most popular festivals, the Annual Maine Lobster Festival in the "Lobster Capital of Maine," Rockland.Duration: 5 Days
Prepare for a touch of European flare without leaving North America. Begin with a visit to Boldt Castle in the 1000 Islands before you cross the border into Canada and witness the splendor and architectural beauty of Notre Dame, Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupre, the Citadelle, Plains of Abraham, and Montmorency Falls.Duration: 5 Days
This summer trip to New Hampshire is perfect for everyone, but especially those who love the scenic beauty of mountains, rivers, and lakes, not to mention the high-elevation summer day with cooler nights and warm delightful days. Not one, not two, but FOUR railway adventures await your arrival, as well as, a boat ride and delicious meals. All Aboard!Duration: 5 Days
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This tour takes us to Kentucky where we will learn all about the Bourbon, Horses, Moonshine, Mountains and Music! This fun-filled 7-day adventure will have you learning all about the Kentucky traditions, there is so much to tell you just have to read the detailed itinerary to learn all about this amazing tour. Did we mention breakfast on the backstretch of Churchill Downs with Jockey's and trainers is also included in this package.Duration: 7 Days
"Escape to the Cape"! Our Cape Cod tour offers island tours of Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket, a thrilling whale watch or scenic sandy dune tour, the history of Hyannis including the JFK and WWII Memorials, a stop at Plymouth Rock, a hands-on lobstering cruise, and a cranberry bog tour.Duration: 5 Days
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With the crisp air of autumn comes the chance to experience a quintessential excursion to view the autumn colors in New England. From quiet coastal villages to scenic mountain passes, New England offers a variety of settings for nature's brilliant show.Duration: 5 Days
Join Wolf's Bus Lines for our Grand Tour for 2019 this includes touring along Route 66 - Albuquerque Ballon Festival and 4 National Parks (Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, Zion and Bryce) all in 22 days. This tour offers so much more you just need to check out the detailed itinerary.Duration: 22 Days
Autumn abounds and provides a corridor of color through which you travel to the rugged Maine coastline with its scenic, wind-swept shores and waterfront towns that offer a blend of history, culture, and maritime flavor. Witness the unrivaled natural beauty of Acadia National Park with its glacier carved mountains that rise from the sea.Duration: 5 Days
What do you get when you combine the natural fall beauty in the Smoky Mountains; Branson-style, professional song, dance and comedy entertainment; delicious down-home meals; a unique town nestled up to the Smoky Mountains with shops, restaurants and entertainment? You get autumn in the Smokies Wolf's Tour. This is a great fall get-away trip you don't want to miss!!Duration: 5 Days
Elaborately adorned and ready to entertain you for the Holidays, find out why the Tennessee Smokies continues to be one of the most magical destinations during one of the more joyous times of the year.Duration: 5 Days
Myrtle Beach pulls out all of the stops to create a wonderland full of magic and merriment in a style all their own during the holiday season. This tour visits Historic Georgetown Tour, Tour and Tea at Hopsewee Plantation, Nights of a Thousand Candles at Brookgreen Gardens and 3 shows in Myrtle Beach, SCDuration: 5 Days
If you like Maine in the summertime, you will love Maine all decorated for the holidays. Grab your scarf, mittens, and comfortable walking shoes and join Wolf's Tours on this magical holiday tour of Maine.Duration: 5 Days


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Friday, February 16, 2007
Bad Weather and Flying
I had an early start yesterday morning leaving the house at half six and heading to the airport for an Aer Arann flight to Dublin. The weather was particularly awful with lots of rain and strong winds. As I sitting in the departures lounge waiting to board the plane I looked out the window and could see the pole with lights attached swaying in the wind. This was not the best sight to see when you are about to board a small plane. We eventually boarded the plane after about a half an hour's delay but the air hostess assured us that our arrival in Dublin wouldn't be too delayed because with the strong winds we would be 'blown all the way to Dublin'. I can't say that I felt all that reassured by her comment. The take off wasn't too bad and most of the flight was ok. Unfortunately the last ten minutes of the flight before landing were awful, so awful in fact that the women sitting in the seat diagonally across from me got sick three times. You know what it is like when someone else gets sick and you're not exactly feeling honky dory yourself and all you can think about is not getting sick yourself. I was fairly impressed with the Aer Arann hostess on the flight as she was very kind to the passenger that had gotten sick. Our landing was a bit hairy with the plane literally slamming to the ground. Needless to say I was delighted to get off the plane and onto solid ground again. The return flight later that afternoon started off shakily with the plane was shuddering for the first five to ten minutes of the flight but thankfully the landing was relatively smooth. The whole experience has led me to the rather obvious conclusion that bad weather and flying do not go well together.
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I found the hostess "blown all the way to Dublin" comment very funny :D
I found the hostess "blown all the way to Dublin" comment very funny :D


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1962 Plymouth Fury Max Wedge. Beautiful solid Los Angeles built car that retains its original body panels including floors and rockers. No rust or evidence of rust repair ever. Very straight body panels with excellent door , hood, and trunk gaps. Very professional fully color sanded and buffed paint job in the correct "Luminous Blue" color. Under the hood, trunk, and door jambs are as nice as the exterior. Chrome and stainless has been refinished to show quality. All new weatherstripping and seals. 2 tone blue interior with original style rubber mat. Radio delete. Trunk is nicely detailed. Max wedge engine was built to run on pump gas for the street. 440 cu in with 10.5-1 compression. Runs great and is not finicky even when cold. 4 speed manual transmission with 3.55 sure-grip 8-3/4 rear end. Dog Dish hubcaps complete the look. Very fast car and very fun to drive.
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Woodburning Solutions Kent Ltd
Jan 2019
Wood Burners are NOT being banned
The great news is…Wood Burners are not being banned… There has recently been lots of press attention and misleading headlines regarding wood burning stoves, hopefully the information given below will put your mind at rest and answer … [Read More]
Dec 2018
Merry Christmas
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Our Christmas opening hours are:
Saturday 22nd December - 10am - 4pm
Sunday 23rd December - Closed
Christmas Eve - Closed
Christmas Day - Closed
Boxing Day - Closed
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Nov 2018
November News
With the memory of summer long behind us and the Autumn nights drawing in... is it ok to be talking about CHRISTMAS yet??
In the next few weeks, we will be taking delivery of some new companion sets, dustpan & brushes and baskets ... ideal for Christ… [Read More]
Aug 2018
September Contura Offer
Contura are running a discount campaign from 1st - 30th September 2018
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Jun 2018
Flaming June
We are offering a flaming 15% discount on all stoves during June!!
This saving is also applicable on stove only sales
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Jun 2018
Air pollution in the news
Please see the latest information on the the news regarding air pollution..
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Apr 2018
Spring Stove Deal's
During the month of May we are giving you the opportunity
to take advantage of our Spring Promotion!!
We have 3 fantastic stoves included in our offer:
Dean Dartmoor 5 £1895*
Chesney's Salisbury 5 £2300*
Heta Inspire 45 £… [Read More]
Mar 2018
Easter Opening Hours
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Good Friday - Closed
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Feb 2018
Chimney sweep reminder
Please remember to have your chimney swept this year
Regular sweeping is vital to remove soot, blockages and the build up of creosote from your chimney.
This will help prevent chimney fires and allow potentially d… [Read More]
Jan 2018
Happy New Year
We hope you enjoyed Christmas and now the new year has begun, many people start thinking about home improvements and we don't want you to be left out in the cold!!
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Christmas Opening Hours
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Friday 29th December - 10am - 2pm
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Nov 2017
Christmas countdown..
Get your stove ready for the big mans arrival...
We stock a range of maintenance products in the showroom, including replacement rope, stove paint, grate polish and glass cleaner
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Apr 2017
Time to check your stove..
Hopefully better weather is just around the corner!
Now is a perfect time to check the condition of your stove..
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Spring Promotion
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Apr 2017
Happy Easter
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May 2014
Open Day on Saturday 24th May | 9.30 - 16.30
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Few characters in fiction are as revered as James Bond. Women long for a man with his charisma. Men wish for his lifestyle as a secret agent playboy. From his tailored tuxedos to the beautiful women he beds to the dangerous missions he takes part in, everything about Bond represents the alpha male ideal.
Which begs the question: do ya think he ever has himself a muffin?
The only time we see Bond eat, it's the finest cuisine in a five star restaurant. What are the odds Bond ever found himself hungry one morning, wiped the sleep from his eyes and thought, "Man, you know what I could go for, for breakfast? A muffin." Would he ever do that? Is that the type of item he'd eat for breakfast, or at any point in the day?
It's quite the juxtaposition. Here you have an incredibly suave, stylish secret agent. The muffin is a big, bulbous version of a cupcake. Would the two ever cross paths? I'd say the average guy probably eats anywhere from 1-3 muffins per month. How would Bond's muffin consumption stack up to that? More? Less? Would his busy schedule restrict him from eating muffins, or would his unique skill set actually afford him increased muffin access not enjoyed by the common man?
If so, what kind would he get?
Also: in what situation would he get one? Maybe one morning he wakes up after defeating some evil mastermind and his hulking henchman the night before. He strolls around the streets of Rome with an impossibly beautiful women clinging to him after a night of ravenous lovemaking. As they pass a Starbucks jam-packed with tourists, she coos in his ear, asking how he plans to defile her later. Bond smirks. 'Well, my dear…" He trails off as his gaze catches the sight of the Starbucks display case. "Uh …um…hold up do you think that's chocolate chip or blueberry?" Then he pushes her and several other passersby out of the way to go check the muffin situation.
On one hand, there's something about the thought of Bond taking a huge bite out of a muffin that doesn't quite jive with the character's mythos. On the other hand, muffins are really good. I'll say this: let's say one of the Bond villains catches him, straps him into a chair and FORCES him to eat one. Then he administers a truth serum and asks Bond if he enjoyed it. I'd bet $100 Bond says yes. I bet he'd even say something like, "Not only did I love it: I'd eat it daily if I wasn't bound by the pressure of upholding my image as a non-muffin eating playboy spy." Then he'd try to get out of his shackles in a vain attempt at getting the rest of the muffin.
Ultimately, just the thought of it flies in the face of all conventional logic. Try to imagine Bond in the Aston Martin on his way to go investigate something, cramming a double chocolate in his face. He knows he doesn't really have enough time to finish it which makes his task even more hurried. He's swerving all over the road. Crumbs are flying everywhere, including all over his white tuxedo jacket as he says, "Aw shit!" softly while still talking to M. He brushes it away, but that just rubs it in even further, setting the stain.
"007, what is it?"
"Uh, nothing M, I got it, kill Oddjob and defuse the bomb."
"Did you get muffins on your jacket again?"
"Uh…you're breaking up."
The verdict: no, I don't believe James Bond ever had a muffin. Thanks for reading. Tune in next week where I tackle another hot button topic: would James Bond have himself a muffin if he were played by a black guy?


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There are situated more than 20 galleries with permanent expositions of the ancient and modern art and many interesting temporary exhibitions. Among the cultural attractions can be seen the original "Passage" - the similar one cannot be found anywhere in the world.
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Was founded in 1948 and is the most extensive network of galleries in Slovakia. Two displays in Bratislava are situated adjacent one to another at Esterházy Palace (Esterházyho palác) and the Water Barracks (Vodné kasárne), both located on the Danube riverfront in the Old Town.
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NASA is investing in technology concepts that include meteoroid impact detection, space telescope swarms, and small orbital debris mapping technologies that may one day be used for future space exploration missions.
The agency selected 25 early-stage technology proposals that have the potential to transform future human and robotic exploration missions, introduce new exploration capabilities, and significantly improve current approaches to building and operating aerospace systems.
The 2018 NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Phase I concepts cover a wide range of innovations selected for their potential to revolutionize future space exploration. Phase I awards are valued at approximately $125,000, over nine months, to support initial definition and analysis of their concepts. If these basic feasibility studies are successful, awardees can apply for Phase II awards.
"The NIAC program gives NASA the opportunity to explore visionary ideas that could transform future NASA missions by creating radically better or entirely new concepts while engaging America's innovators and entrepreneurs as partners in the journey," said Jim Reuter, acting associate administrator of NASA's Space Technology Mission Directorate. "The concepts can then be evaluated for potential inclusion into our early stage technology portfolio."
Included in the selected 2018 Phase I proposals is the Marsbee, a swarm of flapping wing flyers for enhanced Mars exploration.
The objective of the proposed work is to increase the set of possible exploration and science missions on Mars by investigating the feasibility of flapping wing aerospace architectures in a Martian environment. The proposed architecture consists of a Mars rover that serves as a mobile base and a swarm of Marsbees. Marsbees are robotic flapping wing flyers of a bumble bee size with cicada sized wings. The Marsbees are integrated with sensors and wireless communication devices. The mobile base can act as a recharging station and main communication center. The swarm of Marsbee can significantly enhance the Mars exploration mission with the following benefits: i) Facilitating reconfigurable sensor networks; ii) Creation of resilient systems; iii) Sample or data collection using single or collaborative Marsbees.
Key technical innovation includes the use of insect-like compliant wings to enhance aerodynamics and a low power design. High lift coefficients will be achieved by properly achieving dynamic similarity between the bioinspired insect flight regime and the Mars environment. Our preliminary numerical results suggest that a bumble bee with a cicada wing can generate sufficient lift to hover in the Martian atmosphere. Moreover, the power required by the Marsbee will be substantially reduced by utilizing compliant wing structures and an innovative energy harvesting mechanism. Because of the ultra-low Martian density, the power is dominated by the inertial power. A torsional spring mounted at the wing root to temporarily store otherwise wasted energy and reduce the overall inertial power at resonance. Whereas rotary wing concepts are much more mature in both design and control, these two innovations are uniquely suited to bioinspired flapping vehicles and provide flying near the Martian terrain as a viable means of mobility.
From a systems engineering perspective, the Marsbee offers many benefits over traditional aerospace systems. The smaller volume, designed for the interplanetary spacecraft payload configuration, provides much more flexibility. Also, the Marsbee inherently offers more robustness to individual system failures. Because of its relatively small size and the small volume of airspace needed to test the system, it can be validated in a variety of accessible testing facilities.
The proposed work combines expertise and talent from the US and Japan in a multidisciplinary program to address fundamental aspects of flapping wing flight in Martian atmosphere. The University of Alabama in Huntsville team will numerically model, analyze, and optimize a flapping flyer for Martian atmospheric conditions. The Japanese team will develop and test a micro flapping robot, uniquely designed and constructed for the low-density atmosphere on Mars. The hummingbird Micro-Air Vehicle (MAV), developed by the Japanese team is one of only a few robotic flappers in the world that can fly on Earth.
The objective of Phase I is to determine the wing design, motion, and weight that can hover with optimal power in the Mars atmospheric condition using a high-fidelity numerical model and to assess the hummingbird MAV in the Mars conditions. The aerodynamic performance of the hummingbird MAV will be assessed in a vacuum chamber with the air density reduced to the Mars density. Systems engineering optimization will be performed as well for the entire mission. The maneuverability, wind gust rejection, take-off/landing, power implications, remote sensing, and mission optimization will be addressed in Phase II.
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Thurso Bay is a mostly sandy beach, with some rockier sections, stretching for about 500 meters alongside the small Highland town of Thurso. To the east of the beach, the River Thurso flows into the bay.
Thurso is one of the most northerly points in mainland Britain, just a stone's throw from John o'Groats. As such it is exposed to the big Atlantic swells and with some perfectly formed reefs offshore, the beach, particularly the eastern end, can produce some of the best waves for surfing in the entire United Kingdom.
There is parking for the beach along Pentland Crescent, including disabled parking. The beach is reached down a short flight of steps. There is also some roadside parking along Marine Terrace.
Further parking is available in the centre of Thurso. Here there are also shops, toilets, pubs, restaurants and a railway station in the town, as well as a museum which depicts the history of the town and has a collection of taxidermy birds found in the area.
Scrabster Harbour is about a mile to the north west of the beach. From here, visitors can travel by ferry to the Orkney Islands.
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Sometimes it just needs to be found and appreciated, sometimes you have to look a little closer to be sure not to miss on it.
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ICDP UK KICK OFF MEETING (3rd July 2012)
On Tuesday the UK participation in the International Continental scientific Drilling Program (ICDP) was officially launched at the British Geological Survey (Keyworth). The ICDP is designed to help scientists with the aquisition of samples to answer fundemental questions related to geological and enviornmental science. Now that the UK has membership to the ICDP, thanks to investment from the BGS, UK based scientists can take more of a lead in developing projects. Having worked on two projects based on ICDP sediments (Lake's Titicaca and Bosumtwi) I am delighted by this development and hope over the next few years to be able to get involved in further exciting research.
The kick off meeting provided insight into how the ICDP works (Uli Harms) and examples of on-going projects at various stages of development:
Clearly there is a strong involvement of UK based scientists in ICDP based science. This investment by the BGS can only strengthen this further. I thought that the meeting was super useful and it was interesting to see what else is already going on. The two things which struck me most were: 1) the diversity of the projects, and 2) the timescales of the planning stage.
Congratulations to the UK convenors (Philip Barker, Melanie Leng, Joanna Morgan and John Ludden) who have got this started. Now it is time for the rest of us to get our thinking hats on and to start talking to each other…!!!
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Latin name: Honeysuckle flower
Part used: The dried flowers, harvested just before
the bud opens. Some products used to treat boils and abscesses include honeysuckle bark.
Product Specification: 98%, 99% (HPLC)
Product appearance; Fine crystal powderr
Color: White
Solubility: Good solubility in water
Safety evaluation: innocuous
Storage: stored at dry and cool place and avoids light. The guarantee period is two years.
What is Chlorogenic acid:
Chlorogenic acid is a phenolic natural product isolated from the leaves and fruits of dicotyledonous plants, including the coffee bean, . Structurally, chlorogenic acid is the ester of caffeic acid with the 3-hydroxyl group of quinic acid.
Chlorogenic acid, an ester of caffeic acid and quinic acid, is a major phenolic compound in coffee, but is also found widespread in plants and can be isolated from the leaves and fruit . This compound, long known as an antioxidant, also slows the release of glucose into the bloodstream after a meal.
Chlorogenic AcidBest ingredients for cosmetic products
I. Strong Anti-oxidant ability
II.100% water soluble
III.Very stable at normal temperature
IV.Pure white
V. No hypersusceptibility
VI.100% natural
VII.100% safe for Honeysuckle Flower is drink as a tea for more than 2000 years in China.
Biological importance
This acid is an important factor in plant metabolism. It is also an antioxidant and an inhibitor of the tumor promoting activity of phorbol esters; at concentrations as high as 100 µg/L, does not inhibit the 5-lipoxygenase activity of ionophore-stimulated human polymorphonuclear leukocytes.
Chlorogenic acid and caffeic acid are antioxidants in vitro and might therefore contribute to the prevention of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus and cardiovascular disease .
Chlorogenic acid is an important factor in plant metabolism. It is also an antioxidant and an inhibitor of the tumor promoting activity of phorbol esters.Chlorogenic acid, at concentrations as high as 100 um, does not inhibit the 5-lipoxygenase activity of ionophore-stimulated human polymorphonuclear leukocytes.
Chlorogenic acid, an ester of caffeic acid and quinic acid, is a major phenolic compound in coffee; daily intake in coffee drinkers is 0.51 g. Chlorogenic acid and caffeic acid are antioxidants in vitro and might therefore contribute to the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
Chlorogenic acid has been proven in animal studies in vitro to inhibit the hydrolysis of the glucose-6-phosphate enzyme in an irreversible fashion. This mechanism allows chlorogenic acid to reduce hepatic glycogenolysis (transformation of glycogen into glucose) and to reduce the absorption of new glucose. In addition, in vivo studies on animal subjects have demonstrated that the administration of chlorogenic acid lessens the hyperglycemic peak resulting from the glycogenolysis brought about by the administering of glucagen, a hyperglycemiant hormone. The studies also confirmed a reduction in blood glucose levels and an increase in the intrahepatic concentrations of glucose-6-phosphate and of glycogen.
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If you are visiting the fair, come and experiment with our interactive web mapping application at the European Commission stand (7-1411), on 8 May 2019.
The European Parliament has adopted the political agreement reached in February between the co-legislators on the Commission's proposal for decentralised and simplified technical rules. The new rules will give fishermen a stronger say in deciding on the best measures for sustainable fishing, adapted to their specific needs.
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Marsden James Link, 79, of Englewood, FL, passed away on Aug. 28, 2006. Born Feb. 18, 1927 in Champaign, IL. He and his wife moved from Western Springs, IL to Boca Granda, FL and later to Englewood, FL. He was a WWII Veteran of the U.S. Navy, where he was a combat Air Crewman. He worked for the Ford Motor Company and the Chevrolet Motor Division for a number of years until opening Jim Link Chevrolet in LaGrange, IL. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Rosemarie; his mother, Pearl Link of Westmont, IL; sons, Mark of Lemont and Steven of Deerfield; daughters, Gayle Lindahl of Becker, MN and Anne Marie Stern of Elmhurst; and eight grandchildren. Memorial Services will be held in Florida at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be given to Healthcare Volunteers of Venice, 540 The Rialto, Venice, FL 34285. Friends may visit anytime online at www.farleyfuneralhome.com to sign guest register book and extend condolences to the family. Memorial visitation will be held from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th St., Countryside. For info, 708-352-6500 .
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Mobile tented safaris allow you to explore nature at its closeness, while camping in the pristine areas away from the madding crowds.
When the camp is to be moved, you will wake in the morning to enjoy a wonderful breakfast while around you the camp is being taken down. You will then have a leisurely game drive with a picnic lunch, and arrive at your new destination, with the camp miraculously resurrected, a campfire on the go and your supper being prepared!
The Moremi Game Reserve has been described as one of the most diverse parks in Botswana. The landscape ranges from forests to savannas; from floodplains to lagoons.
Moreover, all the large predators are found in the Moremi and include lion, Leopard and Cheetah.
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Well, the long anticipated move is finally over… at least in the sense that we are quit of the old premises, and living in the new abode. There is still however, a lot of work to do.
In a post a few weeks ago, I bid goodbye to the old kitchen and, for today's post, I am very happy to be able to show you the new one. It is quite a disaster with boxes all over the place, as in this picture, but the kitchen, as far as I am concerned, was a priority when it came to unpacking, and I got started on the job right away…
And… this is what it looks like now.
I have to tell you that I am really pleased with my new cooking facilities. This kitchen is much lighter and airier than the old, and the island in the middle is really a very nice feature. I have a lot more storage place for all my equipment and foodstuffs, and the modern, ceramic-top stove is a huge improvement over the four-element job I was using before.
Another little bonus of the move was the little housewarming present my wife bought for me. A new barbecue is something I have been longing for, ever since my horrible grilling disaster of two summers ago. There isn't a heck of a lot of summer left for outdoor cooking, unfortunately, but I will be assembling the thing in a day or two and then making the most of the barbecue season left to me. Posts, of course, will follow…
Well, as I say, there is still a lot of unpacking to do and, as you can see, not all the family members are pitching in … this one, named 'Little Black Kitty', decided gave up supervising the move and put her time to the best use possible.
Now, I know you are probably thinking that the above photograph was 'staged' but I assure you that LBK did this all by herself. She loves to get under blankets and so forth, and she discovered that she could actually climb inside the fitted cover for our bedroom quilt. Accordingly, we have got used to the experience of going into the room and finding a strange little bump smack-dab in the middle of the bed.
Usually, Little Black Kitty likes to be completely covered up but the piece of Caribou skin she found on this occasion was just a little too small for that. Still, she looks comfy enough, doesn't she?
Well, anyway… now that the kitchen is unpacked I can get back to doing regular cooking posts again. On the day we moved in, one of our friends brought us two Arctic Char he just caught and I inaugurated the new kitchen by cooking up one of them for our supper last night. I'll be showing you how I prepared the dish in a few days, or so.
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Thanks to your support, our 2018 Beyond Books- Supporting Adult Literacy in Chicagoland Awards Ceremony was a big hit!
Nearly 150 adult education supporters and practitioners like yourself gathered to honor Chancellor Juan Salgado, Luz Arteaga, Farhana Memon, and Tyrone Woods for their hard work and dedication. Together, we are building a career pathways infrastructure that allows adult learners to strengthen their skills and move out of poverty.
Whether a sponsor, donor, or an honoree, your support had a major impact on this work, and we are extremely grateful for your generosity. We couldn't have done it without you. We will see you at next year's event. In the meantime, check out the event photos from this year!
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Literacy Leader Award: City Colleges of Chicago Chancellor Juan Salgado
Chancellor Salgado has been a longtime advocate for adult learners and a champion of career pathway programming as a method for moving adults out of poverty.
"I am honored to be receiving the Literacy Leader Award from the Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition, an organization that City Colleges of Chicago is proud to partner with in our efforts to move adult learners with low basic literacy skills onto successful career pathways. One's ability to read and to comprehend has a direct impact upon a person's life, upon their education, upon their economic potential, upon their very health. The Coalition's commitment to securing resources and training for an underserved population mirrors City Colleges' commitment to the transformation of Chicagoans' lives through education. I commend the dedication, perseverance, and achievements of this organization in such a brief space of time, and City Colleges of Chicago looks forward to continued partnership and success in fulfilling the Coalition's mission."
Shirley Jenkins Adult Education Provider Award: Luz Arteaga, Telpochcalli Community Education Project
Luz was nominated for her outstanding work as a volunteer Spanish Literacy instructor at TCEP. She developed her own curriculum using donated books as reference for her work. An ESL student herself, Luz incorporates themes from her own education to help her students transition to higher education and new career opportunities. She has helped her students increase their family engagement, achieve better work opportunities, and strengthen their literacy skills. Luz is also an advocate for adult education. We are thrilled to recognize her service to adult education and the Little Village community.
Adult Learner Award: Farhana Memon, Chinese Mutual Aid Association; Tyrone Woods, United for Better Living
Farhana enrolled in English Language classes at the Chinese Mutual Aid Association in October 2016. She has excelled since then, advancing through three grade levels and gaining enough skills to help her children with their homework. Farhana is also the current Secretary of the Parent Teacher Association at Goudy Technology Academy and has previously served as Association President. Congratulations, Farhana! Click here to watch her video nomination.
Tyrone suffered a traumatic brain injury that left him unable to read and write. He enrolled in classes at United for Better Living at the 4th-grade reading level. Since then, he's moved up to the 6th-grade reading level and gained digital literacy skills. We can't wait to recognize Tyrone! Click here to watch his nomination video.


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Bagehot divided the English constitution into two parts, the "dignified" elements such as the crown that need to be seen to be there, and the "efficient" centres of power which actually get things done. The question raised by Pfizer's disturbing move to acquire AstraZeneca is whether there is any "efficient" British governance at all in matters of industrial policy.
MPs put all the obvious questions to Pfizer's chief executive, Ian Read, yesterday – about jobs, R&D and how much tax the whole manoeuvre would save. They received sketchy answers and reassurances falling well short of guarantees. Later, the same committee heard from Vince Cable, the business secretary, on a fiscally motivated takeover, about which he clearly has misgivings. He took the threat to employment and science "extremely seriously", he said. But when it came to the crunch – whether he was ultimately willing to halt the deal – he muttered meekly that it was "tricky".
The case against a Pfizer takeover is easy to make: the American giant is no careful owner. It's a firm that, in the industry parlance, "buys in growth". It does so by snapping up rivals, adopting their new drugs, while slashing payrolls and research budgets. That's the US firm's record in three major acquisitions over 14 years. British scientists who have seen the fallout at Pennsylvania's Wyeth (bought in 2009) are among the most vociferous in arguing against AstraZeneca going the same way. And if AstraZeneca goes, runs the thought, in a few years GSK could be the next target.
Then there is the bigger industrial picture. The pharmaceutical sector is one in which a yawning gap separates laboratory research on the one hand and profitable products on the other. The wonder material graphene – a lightweight conductor 200 times stronger than steel – was discovered by scientists in Manchester, and yet the thousand-plus registered patents harnessing it in China, America and South Korea are matched by only a few dozen in Britain. Discoveries will grow into marketable designs only if nurtured by an ecology, which includes not only universities but very often state subsidies too, and supply chains with mutually reinforcing links. Sympathetic local management that grasps how these pieces fit together is a major help here too.
Mr Cable is operating with powers drafted at a time when, away from the political fringe, there was no challenge to the dogma that financial markets could be left to settle company ownership for the common good. New Labour rightly distilled the lesson that there can be advantages to being open to international investment – think of Toyota's expanding Derbyshire plant – but wrongly leapt to the conclusion that the state's only duty in policing takeovers was to safeguard competition. As Kraft gobbled up Cadbury, mouthing worthless promises about jobs on the way, there was a belated recognition that citizens could sometimes reasonably expect the state to take a view. Promise-breaking corporations are supposed to be deterred by the threat of a "cold shoulder", a bar on City institutions doing business with buyers who break their word. Purchasers can now also be asked to give binding undertakings, theoretically enforceable through the courts. But until that possibility has actually been put to the test, the reasonable fear will be that loose language about best endeavours and unforeseen circumstances will give corporate lawyers plenty of scope to get their clients off the hook.
While the first Conservative instinct was simply to welcome Pfizer, Ed Miliband deserves some credit for his insistence that Britain could do better, even though the intervention exposed how sketchy Labour's industrial thinking remains. The more immediate challenge, however, lies with Mr Cable. He hints that he believes in doing something, but suggests that giving details would weaken his hand. With public opinion and the opposition against Pfizer, he should come out fighting – and defy the prime minister to follow his lead. Anything less and the Liberal Democrats will be left looking neither efficient nor dignified.


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A welcoming, wood-panelled dining room in the Hotel Lamark is the setting for magic culinary moments. Gourmets from near and far meet at this exquisite Zillertal Valley restaurant to delight in the creations of its chef, Alexander Fankhauser. He enchants both local guests and far-travelled critics with his creative combination of traditional recipes with a modern twist. Restaurant manager Christian offers competent assistance in selecting the perfect wines to accompany the eight or ten course meal.
Home cooking in Tyrol – that means home-grown produce, such as lamb, from local suppliers, and the traditional recipes which Tyroleans have loved for generations. And so, in addition to classic haute cuisine, the menu also includes traditional Tyrolean dishes, interpreted and creatively refined in a contemporary manner.
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Mother's Day is May 12. Honor the women in your life, both living and deceased, by purchasing a carnation to be placed on the altar in their honor on Mother's Day. The names of all those being honored will also be placed on the altar to be remembered in prayer for the remainder of the month. Proceeds from the purchased flowers will be used to support the Catholic Daughters Court St. Veronica #1273. Catholic Daughters representatives will be accepting orders for these flowers before and after masses on April 13, 14, 27 and 28. Or, put your order form with your check into the envelope and place into the collection basket. Cost is $3.00 for each flower, it includes a card to acknowledge your gift, if desired.
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while you are reading this, I am camping far far away from my computer. I am off where cell signal doesn't exist, and if there is wifi, I don't want to know about it. I may come down from the mountain once or twice during the week to check in with the housesitter, but I may not. Hopefully I am cooking up lots of great meals and even greater memories that I will share with you when I get back.
I am learning that the potato, she does not stop. Apparently the infinite number of varieties of potatoes can grow all year round. The most recent potatoes to come to my house, though, have been these adorable little guys.
And they're not just another pretty face. They're yummy! They are much creamier than their big hulking cousins, and they have a rather sweet flavor. I am not going to fawn over them the way I made a corn spectacle of myself yesterday, but I am going to say that once again, I am becoming a veggie snob. I don't think I can ever go back to plain old grocery store potatoes that don't really taste like much of anything. Not after enjoying these sweet little guys.
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