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Distributed State Estimation over Unreliable Communication Networks with an Application to Smart Grids
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© 2017 IEEE. In contrast to the traditional centralized power system state estimation methods, this paper investigates the interconnected optimal filtering problem for distributed dynamic state estimation considering packet losses. Specifically, the power system incorporating microgrids is modeled as a state-space linear equation where sensors are deployed to obtain measurements. Basically, the sensing information is transmitted to the energy management system through a lossy communication network where measurements are lost. This can seriously deteriorate the system monitoring performance and even lose network stability. Second, as the system states are unavailable, so the estimation is essential to know the overall operating conditions of the electricity network. Availability of the system states provides designers with an accurate picture of the power network, so a suitable control strategy can be applied to avoid massive blackouts due to losing network stability. Particularly, the proposed estimator is based on the mean squared error between the actual state and its estimate. To obtain the distributed estimation, the optimal local and neighboring gains are computed to reach a consensus estimation after exchanging their information with the neighboring estimators. Then, the convergence of the developed algorithm is theoretically proved. Afterward, a distributed controller is designed based on the semidefinite programming approach. Simulation results demonstrate the accuracy of the developed approaches under the condition of missing measurements.
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African violets can be difficult to grow when you are not prepared to give them the best care. Some of the care that you need to be aware of includes the soil that you plant your African violets in. I have found that these plants like a good combination of moisture, nutrition, and air in the soil to grow best, but which type of soil will help the plants thrive the most?
This guide is designed to help you find the perfect soil for your African violets.
African violets tend to grow the best in porous soil that is well-draining, but that will depend on the heat and the humidity that the plants are receiving. If your home is less humid than is recommended for these plants, you will need a potting mix that is high in organic matter so that the soil does not dry out too fast.
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Potting mixes that are designed for African violets tend to be a bit more acidic than other types of soil, but they also have most of the nutritional components that the plant needs to grow. Since these plants like to have an airy surface to grow from, a soilless mix will probably provide the well-draining, airy mix that is going to be ideal for the growing process. Most of these soilless mixtures contain sand, peat moss, perlite, or vermiculite. When you use this type of mixture, which is a common choice for those who have an entire garden full of African violets, you will need to add fertilizer to the mixture about once a week.
- Make Your Own Soil Mix
- African Violet Society of America
- Potting and Growing Medium for African Violets
- Recommended African Violet Potting Mix
- 1. Loosen Your African Violet from its Current Pot
- 2. Cut the Root Ball
- 3. Remove Damaged, Dead, or Dying Leaves
- 4. Re-Pot your African Violet
- 5. Lightly Water Your Newly Potted African Violet
- 6. Check Your Work!
- Tips on Taking Care of Repotted African Violets
- Pot size: Can You Use Your Old Pot?
- Soil: Do You Need to Make Special Potting Soil?
- Water: Is Room Temperature Water the Best?
- Fertilizer: Do African Violets Respond Well to Fertilizers?
- Why is African Violet Soil Potting Mix Important?
- What Are the Three Most Important Points?
- Simple African Violet Potting Mix Recipes
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- How to Prepare Soil Mix for Re-Potting or Potting African Violets?
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Make Your Own Soil Mix
If you are not fond of the types of soil mixes that you can get from the store, you can always attempt to make your own mixture at home. Before you begin, make sure that all of the ingredients are pasteurized so that the plants grow well and do not get sick. Doing this will minimize the number of pests that grow in the soil as well as get rid of any diseases that the soil may have already.
How do you pasteurize soil? Well, it is quite simple, and it is actually something that you can easily do at home. Start by filling up a large roasting pan with soil. I prefer to use a disposable option that I can simply throw away when I am done with it. Then, cover the pan with aluminum foil. With the oven at a temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit, you will need to bake the soil mixture for about an hour.
Use a meat thermometer to measure the temperature if you need. Make sure that it does not rise to higher than 180 degrees Fahrenheit because temperatures that are too hot will kill the good bacteria in the soil as well. Once the soil is cooked, remove the aluminum foil and let it sit to get air for four full days. Make sure to stir the soil a few times each day as well to increase the amount of air that it gets.
If you are making your own mix, here are a few soil options that you may want to try out for African violets:
Soil Mixture
- one part garden soil
- one part peat moss or leaf mold
- one part perlite or sand
Soilless Mixture
- two and ¼ quarts of peat moss
- one and ¼ quarts of perlite
- one and ¼ quarts of vermiculite
- two and ½ tablespoons of limestone
- one and ¼ teaspoon of superphosphate
Hopefully, this guide has helped you determine the best soil mix to use for your African violets.
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Question: My wife has several Africa violet plants that are 20 years or older and she is worried she will lose them by repotting and separating, how old do African violets get?
Answer: I had a plant that reached 56 years old. It was repotted nearly every year of its life. I am fairly convinced that it would not have survived so long except for having been repotted so regularly. The key to successful repotting is good nursing care afterward, which for African violets means being enclosed in a clear sealed container such as a plastic bag.
The process of repotting is intimidating and often growers try to do it the "safe way" which is actually why they die. You have to be fairly aggressive in transplanting but then provide the safety net that gets them growing again.
Step 1- Remove all older leaves that are smaller than the leaves above or are faded in color or nicked and damaged. I rarely leave more than about 10 leaves total. Remove all flowers.
Step 2- Use the dull side of a knife to scrape about two inches of the stem (gently!) that is just below the bottom row of leaves. You should be scraping to smooth off the stumps of leaves just removed and to remove just the surface of any old dried tissue.
Step 3- Next amputate the top half of the plant by making a straight cut about one and a half to two inches below the bottom row of leaves. Discard the bottom section of the plant, although the pot may be saved and washed for reuse.
Step 4- While you can see the inside of the stem, look to see if there is any sign of rot. A brown pithy center or dried powdery center is a definite sign. If this is present, clean your knife and cut higher on the stem until you are above the rot. As long as the center leaves are intact, the plant has a chance.
Step 5- Prepare a fresh pot, the same size as before, with a light porous potting mix. Commercial potting mixes are too heavy (even the ones labeled for African violets). We recommend a homemade mix made of one part sphagnum peat moss (brown is much better than black), one part vermiculite, and one part perlite. Or, if you can find a commercial mix that has a brown color, try mixing it half and half with either vermiculite or perlite. Water the pot to moisten the soil thoroughly and drain off the excess water that runs through.
Step 6- Set the stem of the African violet onto the top of the pot so that stem is in good contact with the potting medium. If that part of the stem is bent, set the stem straight down into the soil. The leaves will soon straighten out and go level. A bent stem under the soil seems to cause the plant to grow oddly for an extended time.
Step 7- Place the plant into a clear plastic bag or container and seal it tightly closed. Set it in a bright location but out of direct sunlight. In about a month, new roots will have formed and the plant will be showing new growth. You will not need to water during this time period.
Step 8- Open the bag or container gradually over a period of two days to equalize the humidity slowly and prevent shock. Then enjoy your rejuvenated plant! Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: I read that African violets should be repotted about every 6 month(s). Is this recommended? When repotting an African violet, should I use an increasing larger pot with each repotting or can I use fresh soil and repot in the same pot?
Answer: The need to transplant depends a lot on the quality of your light and general culture. If a violet is getting plenty of light and is growing compactly, it may not need to be transplanted for a year. The purpose of transplanting is two-fold: 1) to bury the neck exposed by losing older leaves, and 2) to freshen the soil. I prefer a rule that says you should transplant whenever you can see a neck developing between the lowest row of leaves and the potting mix, at least once a year. When you repot, you simply bury the neck more deeply, often into the same pot as before. One of the simpler ways to do this is to slice off an amount from the bottom of the root-ball equal to the length of the exposed neck. Set the violet back into the pot (after it has been cleaned) and add fresh potting mix to the top. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: What time of year do you plant the African violet over into new ground?
Answer: African violets can be repotted into fresh potting mix at any time. Since roots develop best at slightly warmer temps, it is better to repot when the normal room temperature isn't colder than 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Please find the article on Repotting on the AVSA web site for more tips. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: I found the top of my one African violet laying next to it's pot. I know the root will generate a new plant, but can I save the top? All the leaves and flowers grew off the single stem that broke.
Answer: The root is unlikely to generate a new plant. Instead you need to repot the top section that broke off following the directions in the article on Repotting on the AVSA web site. In step three, you should make the cut as directed even though your African violet "amputated" itself. Pay particular attention to step four, since it is often a rot disease that causes the top to break off. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: I read that African violets should be repotted about every 6 month(s). Is this recommended? When repotting an African violet, should I use an increasing larger pot with each repotting or can I use fresh soil and repot in the same pot?
Answer: The need to transplant depends a lot on the quality of your light and general culture. If an African violet is getting plenty of light and is growing compactly, it may not need to be transplanted for a year. The purpose of transplanting is two-fold: 1) to bury the neck exposed by losing older leaves, and 2) to freshen the soil. I prefer a rule that says you should transplant whenever you can see a neck developing between the lowest row of leaves and the potting mix, at least once a year. When you repot, you simply bury the neck more deeply, often into the same pot as before. One of the simpler ways to do this is to slice off an amount from the bottom of the root-ball equal to the length of the exposed neck. Set the violet back into the pot (after it has been cleaned) and add fresh potting mix to the top. If you suspect root rot or need to change the potting mix completely, then I recommend that you follow the directions in the article on repotting. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: When do I repot?
Answer: Ideally you should be repotting once or twice a year. You should pot into a larger pot only when beginning with an immature African violet or when growing for show when you are pushing the plant to grow to the largest size possible. For most growers, mature (blooming) violets are usually repotted into the same size pot each time. The purpose of the regular repotting is to bury the stem that is exposed as lower leaves are lost and to freshen the potting mix which tends to become acid over time. I would repot anytime I could see the main stem (sometimes called a neck) under the bottom row of leaves. Lift the plant out of the pot and remove an inch or so from the bottom of the root ball and set the violet back down into the pot, filling in at the top with fresh potting mix. It is usually best to put the plant into a bag or high humidity area for a week or so after doing this. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Question: My mom loves African violets and has always had them around her house. I have my own apartment now and would like to start my own African violets. I have already purchased two and I read that they must be repotted immediately, but does that include the standard procedure of cutting and repotting only the crown as I have read about in other FAQs?
Answer: If you bought your violets from a retail outlet such as Wal-Mart or Home Depot, and you hope to keep growing these violets for years, then yes, you should repot by cutting off the root system. The reason is that the greenhouses (that produce violets for these outlets) use a potting mix that is too dense for long term growing. Violets love to have lots of air around their roots and to be evenly moist at all times. In dense soil, the constant moisture will often result in the development of root and crown rot disease. Why do the greenhouses use this soil? Because violets grown in the loose mixtures we recommend would spill soil everywhere if the shipping boxes were to be tipped. You will definitely have more success if you do a transplant following the directions in the article on repotting on this web site and get your new violets growing in the right kind of potting mix now! Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Repotting – Old Plant
Question: I have a beautiful old African Violet that blooms like crazy, but it is now all on the end of a long thick trunk, that is twisted and unattractive. Can I cut off the top and root the whole thing?
Answer: Yes, you can definitely cut off the bottom section of the plant and re-root the top. Just follow the directions on the article on Repotting to Bury a Neck on the AVSA web site. In just one month, the plant will look like a very young plant again. Happy Growing! Joyce Stork
Potting and Growing Medium for African Violets
African violet soil – potting and growing medium – must mimic conditions that African violets have in nature and must provide them with water and macro and micronutrients for their growth and blooming.
Conditions that good African violet soil must satisfy:
– good drainage – African violets are sensitive to soggy conditions around root system which can rot in such environment and kill plant. Good African violet soil must have good drainage so that any excess water can easily exit pot through drainage holes.
– pH levels – African violet soil must have pH around 6.0 – 6.5 which is slightly acidic. This pH factor enables African violets to take nutrients from the soil and keeps root system healthy. You can check pH factor using small testing kits that can be bought at garden centers, although we have rarely seen that people had problems with pH, even with homemade soil mixes.
– good water and mineral retention – African violets have very fine root system that in contact with soil particles takes water, macro and micronutrients and transport them to the rest of the plant (primarily to the leaves). If soil lacks important nutrients, plants don't have proper conditions to grow and will not bloom the way they can and should. Good drainage and good water retention are two different things, so don't mix them – good African violet soil should have both good water retention and good water drainage.
– aerated soil – African violets like plenty of air around roots. When you water the plants, water fills those air pockets and when water is drained out of African violet pots, new and fresh air enters into the soil and around the roots.
When potting and repotting your African violets, it is important to have good soil. If you are going to mix your own African violet potting mix, than you should mix one third of potting soil, one third of peat moss and one third of perlite or vermiculite. Some people also add sand, which is good for drainage and provides air around roots, but sand doesn't retain water or nutrients well. If you are going to use used soil or soil from garden, sterilize it in the oven – at around 80-85°C (180-185°F) for some 30-40 minutes. Remember that melting point of expanded polystyrene is around 120°C (250°F) and under no circumstances you should reach or go above that temperature when sterilizing potting soil that has perlite in it.
You can buy special African violet soil in small bags at garden centers and some superstores. This type of soil is optimized for African violets and in most circumstances, it is sterilized. If you are buying African violet soil, buy sterilized one, and plant your African violets in new pots (ceramic, plastic) or use old pots, but wash them thoroughly with, for example, diluted bleach solution and after that with plenty of soap and warm water.
Note: when buying African violets potting mix, some bags can have gnats and other pests inside, even if the potting soil was sterilized during manufacturing process. If you notice any pests in your freshly opened bag of potting soil, either throw it away (after being refunded) or try to sterilize the soil in the oven – be careful, some manufacturers add ingredients that don't react the best way on higher temperatures. Long story short, if you see pests in just opened bag of soil, don't use it.
Also some manufacturers add small gel bag or ball inside the potting soil to keep moisture and other soil parameters within claimed range – if you have children or pets, keep them away from these gel bags/balls.
Recommended African Violet Potting Mix
It is hard to pinpoint 'the best' potting mix for African violet plants. Growing healthy and blooming African violets depends on many things, with potting mix being just one them.
However, choosing proper one can help significantly.
Long story short – growing medium must slightly acidic, it must retain moisture and minerals well, must be well aerated and must be pests free.
Buying certified growing medium for African Violets and other indoor flowering plants is sometimes the best way to go. Such growing medium can be bought in garden centers and online shops.
Thanks to their beautiful, bright colors, African violet plants are some of the most popular indoor plants for novice and more seasoned gardeners. But African violets are also extremely sensitive and not many people know how to take care of them properly – seemingly simple things, such as how to repot African violets, are incredibly important to keep your plant happy and healthy.
Unlike other houseplants, African violets need to be repotted at least once a year. If not repotted successfully, or not repotted at all, African violets are likely to lose their leaves, rot at the stem, and wither away.
But when properly taken care of, African violets can grow to have a palm-like trunk, with the lower rows of leaves disappearing. In fact, a good indicator of owning a healthy African Violet is if the lowest rows of leaves have grown from the trunk of the plant to a few inches above the rim of the pot. At this point, it's time to get rid of the neck – usually done every six months.
Otherwise, repotting should be done once a year or when the plant outgrows its current pot causing the roots to grow around the rootball. If this happens, your African violet is rootbound.
The repotting process can then either be done by moving the plant into a bigger pot or if the neck is visible, but the plant isn't rootbound, into fresher soil.
Now, let's go over the six easy steps to repotting your African violet.
1. Loosen Your African Violet from its Current Pot
To loosen the plant from the pot, gently tap the sides of the pot against a hard surface. If it still doesn't loosen, you may need to slide a knife around the edges.
African Violet Pro tip: How cold is it in your home? It might seem silly, but room temperature plays a part in new root growth. For best results, don't do any repotting in a room that is colder than 70 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. Cut the Root Ball
Once you have the African violet out of its pot, cut off the root ball in size relative to that of the neck. For example, if the neck is a half-inch long, you need to cut off a half-inch from the root ball. Note: this task becomes more difficult the longer you have gone without repotting. Simply because, the longer the neck, the more portion of the root ball you need to cut.
If your African violet has become rootbound, there's more work to do. For rootbound African violets, you need to both cut off the root ball and prepare a brand new pot; otherwise, the plant will get sick and die (rootbound plants have taken the shape of the pot and are in effect strangling the soil, so it can't get the water and nutrients it needs).
3. Remove Damaged, Dead, or Dying Leaves
With your African violet free from its pot, take some time and remove leaves that are damaged or old. Generally speaking, these are lower-rung leaves but even a novice gardener can tell by looking at them.
You also want to remove any flowers. Why? Simply put, you want your plant focused on new roots, new leaves, new growth, rather than focusing on allocating some of its nutrients and energy to keeping its flowers in bloom.
4. Re-Pot your African Violet
At this point, the plant should no longer have the lower portion of the rootball. This way, the plant can be pushed into the pot so the lowest row of leaves aligns with the pot rim – to clarify, the neck should not be visible.
African Violet Pro-tip: Place small pieces of pottery shards (plastic also works) over the drainage hole. Fill the pot halfway with African violet specific potting soil – the soil mix should be light and moist, containing perlite and peat moss which help the aeration process.
5. Lightly Water Your Newly Potted African Violet
Lightly watering the plant afterward is an important step to ensuring the plant develops a proper root system when added into the soil. It will, however, need slightly less water than the first previous around.
6. Check Your Work!
As we said above, if repotting is done properly, the neck should no longer be visible, and the lower leaves of the plant should level up with the rim of the pot. Plus, your African violet will be free of any damaged or dead leaves and plucked of any flowers.
Tips on Taking Care of Repotted African Violets
The most common cause of unhealthy plants for inexperienced gardeners is improper pot size and not repotting the plant frequently enough. Below we go over some general tips to help your African violets stay healthy before and after repotting.
Pot size: Can You Use Your Old Pot?
Most standard-size African violet varieties can be grown in 4" size pots without any problems. Repotting doesn't mean every time you give the plant a fresh batch of soil; it's moved into a larger pot. Always use a pot that's as large as the plant's root system.
Adding more soil will only benefit the plant up to the point it can develop a root system that's large enough to take full advantage of the soil. It's otherwise at the risk of suffocation. For semi-minis and minis, a pot no larger than 2.5" should be used.
African Violet Pro-tip: Don't worry too much about a plastic pot or ceramic plot. The best African violet pot is one that works for your needs and gardening style.
Soil: Do You Need to Make Special Potting Soil?
African violets require a light, porous, soil-less potting mix. Most growers should be fine buying commercial mixes, judging the soil by how it feels, not the label. If anything, soils labeled 'for African violets' tend to be terrible soil mixes.
Soils with perlite or vermiculite are the best choice. Go for fluffy soils with light consistency – avoiding heavier soil mixes. Experienced enough, you can grow the plant in almost any type of soil. Lighter soils happen to be more forgiving of neglect such as infrequent repotting and underwatering.
Water: Is Room Temperature Water the Best?
African violets can be quite troublesome to water. You should normally use lukewarm water that's been allowed to sit for about 48 hours, and always water the plant at the base of the stem. Even so much as a drop on the foliage can cause spots and damage the plant.
Be careful not to overwater the plant, either. Feel the soil for moistness. If lacking, then it's time to water it. Careful not to let it dry out completely, however. Experienced growers should be familiar with wick watering, which, while appropriate, tends to be problematic for people just starting out.
Fertilizer: Do African Violets Respond Well to Fertilizers?
African violets fair best off with fertilizes that have higher phosphorus content – the middle number in the fertilizer ratio should be higher than the rest, ie. NPK – 15-45-15. When mixing the fertilizer, it should be at a quarter strength at every subsequent flowering.
Indicators that the plant is not getting enough fertilizer include pale leaf colors. Yellowing and wilting of lower plant leaves, black-brown or rotting roots and a crust of fertilizer on the soil surface are additional indicators that the plant is being overfertilized.
Why is African Violet Soil Potting Mix Important?
- The soil or potting mix in which an African Violet is planted is very important for the overall survival of the plant.
- This is because the plants roots spend all of their time within this soil mixture.
- Healthy soil promotes healthy root growth which in turn will lead to a healthy African Violet plant.
- Healthy roots also ensure the efficient uptake of water and nutrients from the soil.
What Are the Three Most Important Points?
Three most important points to remember about African Violet Soil / Potting Mix:
- The soil should be light, loose and airy (this can be achieved by the addition of perlite, vermiculite or sand which can create air pockets in the soil promoting healthy root growth).
- Conversely, the soil should not be compacted, heavy, dense or packed hard, this will prevent root penetration through the soil, leading to poor root growth.
- African Violets should be re-potted in fresh soil every 6 months and kept in the same size pot. Do not re-pot to a larger pot. African Violets like to be slightly root bound which promotes flowering. Root bound is when the roots start to grow out of the pot holes underneath the pot or when roots show on the upper surface of the soil.
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- One cup Peat moss + one cup Vermiculite or Perlite (50: 50 ratio)
- One cup AV potting mix + one cup peat moss + one cup vermiculite /perlite
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- You can also use the commercially available Miracle Gro African Violet Potting mix; however, this soil is too dense for violets, so remember to add peat moss and vermiculite or perlite to lighten the potting mix.
- This commercial mix also contains fertilizer, so remember not to over fertilize if you are using your own fertilizer.
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- Prepare the soil mix in a well-ventilated area.
- Add room temperature or tepid water to the soil mix till the mix is moist but not wet.
- Fill up the pots with moist soil mix using spoon or hands.
- Use a pencil or tool to make a hole in the center area of the soil mix.
- Take out African Violet plant from existing pot and remove any dead/ dry/ mushy/ yellow leaves.
- Shake/remove excess soil sticking to roots. Can also trim roots if too long.
- If plant has a long neck, clean that area by gently removing roots and dead /dry plant tissue.
- Place African Violet plant , its neck and its roots inside the center area of soil mix.
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All welcome, booking not required. Join us for this informal walk through of the work in Laura Fitzgerald's exhibition with the artist and RHA Exhibitions Curator, Ruth Carroll.
Image: Laura Fitzgerald, Beehive hut to hide in (after 2060), Pen & shite markers on Alan Phelan fancy archival paper, 2019, 21 x 29.7cm, Image courtesy of the artist


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The opening night of the exhibition is on Thursday, January 30th at 6pm and the exhibition is on until 8th February.
It is by 19 alumni of Edinburgh University: an exhibition on the theme of nature and being alive.
For more information, check out La Nuit des Idées Official UK Website.
The Institut français d'Ecosse is taking part in the Night of Ideas, a project launched by the Institut français in 2016 and staged simultaneously in Paris, London, Edinburgh and worldwide on 30th January 2020.
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Profund Advisors LLC Boosts Stock Holdings in Kraft Heinz Co (NASDAQ:KHC)
Profund Advisors LLC raised its holdings in Kraft Heinz Co (NASDAQ:KHC) by 11.5% in the 4th quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 92,308 shares of the company's stock after purchasing an additional 9,556 shares during the period. Profund Advisors LLC's holdings in Kraft Heinz were worth $2,966,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period.
Several other institutional investors and hedge funds have also bought and sold shares of KHC. Hi Line Capital Management LLC boosted its position in shares of Kraft Heinz by 0.4% in the fourth quarter. Hi Line Capital Management LLC now owns 193,578 shares of the company's stock valued at $6,220,000 after acquiring an additional 708 shares during the period. Mid Atlantic Financial Management Inc. ADV bought a new position in shares of Kraft Heinz in the fourth quarter valued at approximately $302,000. Carmichael Hill & Associates Inc. bought a new position in shares of Kraft Heinz in the fourth quarter valued at approximately $28,000. Atlas Capital Advisors LLC boosted its position in shares of Kraft Heinz by 70.0% in the fourth quarter. Atlas Capital Advisors LLC now owns 1,700 shares of the company's stock valued at $55,000 after acquiring an additional 700 shares during the period. Finally, Resources Management Corp CT ADV bought a new position in shares of Kraft Heinz in the third quarter valued at approximately $465,000. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 57.61% of the company's stock.
Shares of KHC traded up $1.81 during mid-day trading on Thursday, reaching $24.77. The company's stock had a trading volume of 12,898,094 shares, compared to its average volume of 10,181,771. The stock has a market cap of $28.08 billion, a PE ratio of 8.69, a P/E/G ratio of 1.68 and a beta of 0.96. The company has a current ratio of 1.03, a quick ratio of 0.68 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.55. Kraft Heinz Co has a 52 week low of $19.99 and a 52 week high of $33.78. The company's fifty day moving average price is $25.84 and its two-hundred day moving average price is $28.98.
The firm also recently disclosed a quarterly dividend, which will be paid on Friday, March 27th. Stockholders of record on Friday, March 13th will be issued a $0.40 dividend. The ex-dividend date of this dividend is Thursday, March 12th. This represents a $1.60 dividend on an annualized basis and a dividend yield of 6.46%. Kraft Heinz's payout ratio is 56.14%.
A number of equities analysts have recently commented on KHC shares. Cfra cut their price objective on shares of Kraft Heinz from $33.00 to $32.00 and set a "hold" rating for the company in a research report on Thursday, February 13th. Jefferies Financial Group initiated coverage on shares of Kraft Heinz in a research report on Wednesday, January 22nd. They set a "hold" rating and a $33.00 target price for the company. Goldman Sachs Group upgraded shares of Kraft Heinz from a "sell" rating to a "neutral" rating and lifted their target price for the company from $27.00 to $28.00 in a research report on Thursday, March 12th. TheStreet upgraded shares of Kraft Heinz from a "d+" rating to a "c-" rating in a research report on Thursday, February 13th. Finally, BidaskClub upgraded shares of Kraft Heinz from a "sell" rating to a "hold" rating in a research report on Wednesday, March 18th. Three analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, sixteen have given a hold rating and one has assigned a buy rating to the stock. The stock currently has an average rating of "Hold" and a consensus price target of $28.94.
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The Kraft Heinz Company manufactures and markets food and beverage products in the United States, Canada, Europe, and internationally. Its products include condiments and sauces, cheese and dairy products, meals, meats, refreshment beverages, coffee, and other grocery products. The company offers its products under the Kraft, Oscar Mayer, Heinz, Philadelphia, Lunchables, Velveeta, Planters, Maxwell House, Capri Sun, Ore-Ida, Kool-Aid, Jell-O, Cracker Barrel, P'Tit Cheese, Tassimo, Classico, Plasmon, Pudliszki, Honig, HP, Benedicta, ABC, Master, Quero, Golden Circle, Wattie's, Glucon D, and Complan names.
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Trump's Message to Those in the Path of Hurricane Harvey: 'Good Luck to Everybody'
With Hurricane Harvey now a category 3 storm and hitting landfall in Texas, President Donald Trump was asked if he had a message for those in the path of the potentially deadly hurricane.
While walking to Marine One as he was about to depart for Camp David, Trump flashed a thumbs-up and said "good luck to everybody" when a reporter shouted out what his message was to the people of Texas.
President Trump told me "good luck to everybody" when I asked what message he had for the people of Texas pic.twitter.com/8c1e4aoFBQ
— Trey Yingst (@TreyYingst) August 25, 2017
And with that, the president got on board the helicopter to head to the presidential retreat.
Trump's "good luck" comes after he tweeted out that locals should "heed the advice and orders" of officials and Homeland Security adviser Tom Bossert declared that the upcoming disaster was "right up" Trump's alley.
Watch the clip above, via CNN.
UPDATE –– 5:13 pm ET: Trump later tweeted out this message from Camp David:
Just arrived at Camp David where I am closely watching the path and doings of Hurricane Harvey, as it strengthens to a Category 3. BE SAFE!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 25, 2017
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SK Confectionery will make your wedding even sweeter! Specializing in one-of-a-kind creations, from customized wedding cakes to a large selection of pastries and sweets for your dessert buffet, they will be the best choice for you. Having trained at the Bonnie Gordon College confectionery school, they will work with you to make sure the cake of your dreams is made into a reality.
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Cindy Li · Married on 27/06/2015
I ordered a wedding cake for my sister's big day from S.K. Confectionary, and it was the best investment. Sahajbir delivered a beautiful "spring in bloom" 3-tiered wedding cake for my sister in 3 different scrumptious flavours and it was not too sweet -just the way we like it! Correspondence was always a breeze as Sahajbir is super responsive and we loved that we could see her full passion in her work. Will definitely be recommending S.K. Confectionary to all!Sent on 07/07/2015
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Ordered a cake package with this company for a baby shower (not a wedding THANK GOD) and the cake fell apart less than an hour after setting it up. We did everything that was instructed of us to do: upon picking the stuff up from Caledon Village... we set up the cake the day after and it just tilted and fell. Such a disappointment. The inside of the cake had no structure and was full of icing and barely any actual cake. It was so embarrassing for us and our guests were mortified to see that happen. I emailed the owner to tell her what happened and did not receive a reply. Bad customer service right there. They couldn't even have an explanation as to why their products would collapse. I know that there's a promotion that was offered but that shouldn't be a reason for poor quality of their products. The cake I ordered was hollow and you can tell that the structure was not well put together considering it's only a two tier cake. Also, the cupcakes I ordered were dry. And the cake pops had a weird texture... Would never recommend this company to anyone.Sent on 11/08/2019
Emily Liu · Married on 19/09/2015
Sahajbir is super nice, you can choose different flavors for each layer. And the price is good! I ordered a fondant cake and it is very moist which is better than the ones I tried before.Sent on 22/09/2015
Payal Manjnu · Married on 06/09/2015
Loved the caramel toffee flavour, it was SO good tasted just like skors bars. I was very happy with the wedding cake, looked so amazing. I'm thankful to SK Confectionery for making my wedding special, thank you. I recommend Sahaj to all my friends and family for cakes and desserts for any occasion.Sent on 18/12/2015
Harjot Grewal · Married on 21/08/2015
Our wedding expressed our personalities perfectly. The flowers and sweet table came together flawlessly! Thank you SK Confectionery for making our special day that much more special.Sent on 18/12/2015
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In case you're planning a vacation in the middle of the wilderness, then all you will need to do would be to plan a trip to the gorgeous waterfalls of Athirappally and Vazhachal situated only five km apart. Located across the outskirts of the Sholayar forest ranges, the Athirapally waterfalls plunge by a height of over 80 feet to join the river Chalakudy. The greatest waterfall in Kerala, the Athirapally waterfall is an essential traveller destination in Kerala. Originating as a sliver series from the high ranges, and crashing through gorges lined with wild bushes and trees the waterfall gains size and strength as it thunders down in its sojourn before it joins the rivers downstream.
It's among the best places in India to enjoy the tranquil charm of character at its best. The optimum time to explore the attractions for tourist in Athirapally would be through the monsoon. An ideal place to beat a retreat and also to be in the lap of nature, Athirappally is easily available. Athirappally is bestowed with the best spectacles that you can request for, the water spray from the falls make the entire area cool and refreshing. The huge shady trees as well as the water spray from the falls makes the whole region fresh and refreshing on a day. Species including the rare Forest Cane Turtle, the endangered Great Indian Hornbill, the Lion Tailed Macaque and the Nilgiri Langur forests, the waterfalls offer you opportunities to explore the varied flora and fauna.
It's home to several species including the rare Forest Cane Turtle, the endangered Great Indian Hornbill, the Lion Tailed Macaque and the Nilgiri Langur. You can place draw the attention of visitors and shutterbugs alike which get to the base of the waterfalls by trekking across the mountain slopes. Those who're on an adventurous excursion may and the strong undercurrents can represent. Though it might be a course, it'll be and the strong undercurrents can represent as well as and the strong undercurrents can represent in a close selection. On the other hand, the drops can be dangerous. Care and the strong undercurrents can represent in the water particularly and the strong undercurrents can represent stones and the strong undercurrents can represent danger.
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A. E. Phillips Laboratory School was founded in 1917 as a model school on the beautiful campus of Louisiana Tech University. Today, the 100-year tradition of excellence continues. A. E. Phillips is located adjacent to the College of Education, and its proximity is emblematic of the internal, rich collaboration between the institution of higher learning and its laboratory school. A. E. Phillips is a K-8 school that has earned the distinction of an "A" rating by the Louisiana Department of Education. We are extremely proud of the high academic achievement of our students, and our tradition of emphasis on the arts. Our knowledgeable faculty members have earned advanced degrees and certifications and serve as hosts to teacher candidates from the College of Education. We value the support of our wonderful Bullpup families and the importance of a positive and engaging learning environment that promotes a love of learning for our students. In the words of Andy Eugene Phillips, "School should be a happy place." At A. E. Phillips Laboratory School, we are inspired by our past with a vision for our future.


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Fireworks are fun; they're also dangerous. Hundreds of people are injured every November 5th and pets are frightened by the noise. What's to be done? Sainsbury's has become the first UK supermarket to stop selling fireworks and some MPs have called for an outright ban. They are heroes to some; to others, they are spoilsports, determined to see every jot of joy fizzle out like a damp roman candle. We take risks all the time, for better or worse, but is the long march of health and safety – from the Factory Act of 1833 to the smoking ban and beyond – taking us to a better place, or are we becoming an over-anxious, risk-averse nation? Risk assessments are vital – they can prevent lots of people from dying – but, despite the fact that 'health and safety culture' has extended its reach into almost every aspect of our lives, it failed to prevent the Grenfell Tower disaster. Risk aversion starts early. Children are nowadays less likely to walk to school on their own. Scotland is likely to become the first country in Europe to ban young footballers from heading the ball after research suggested they could be heading for dementia. When should statistical evidence of risk prompt a change of behaviour, either voluntary or state-enforced? Is it moral to accept a tiny level of personal risk for ourselves and our children, when the same statistics show that, across the population as a whole, that percentage risk adds up to hundreds or thousands of lost or ruined lives? Is risk-taking itself sometimes a good thing? In the world of economics it might cause a recession but it can also generate prosperity. In medicine a risky operation might kill the patient or it might be the way to save a life. Is it worth the risk of getting rid of risk? Featuring Kate Blincoe, Prof. Nick Chater, David Halpern and Dr Jamie Whyte
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We always admire our Bollywood divas for their outfits and look. We try to wear the same outfit as the actresses wear on-screen. The sarees that actresses wear becomes famous worldwide and every girl dreams to wear the same saree.
The trend of wearing Bollywood sarees to look as glamorous as our heroines are very old. For decades the fans love to wear the same saree as their favourite actresses.
Evergreen Actresses in Sarees
Our versatile actresses like Hemamalini, Rekha, Madhubala, and Sridevi gives us major sarees goals.
Hemamalini in Dreamgirl and Baghban gave major goals to her audience to wear beautiful sarees. The yellow saree that she wore in Baghban got a lot of attention.
Rekhaji never fails to give her fans an alluring look in silk sarees.
We see her wearing Banarasi and kanjivaram sarees at events and award shows.
Sridevi and Madhubala is also well known for their saree look in movies as well as real life.
Bollywood Divas giving major saree Goals
After these heroines, Shilpa Shetty, Raveena Tandon, Madhuri Dixit, and Sushmita Sen also gave their fans a stylish look that was loved by their fans.
Shilpa Shetty has the sexiest figure and this traditional outfit looks amazing on her. She looks perfect in saree and her slim and tall look gives the saree a nice gesture and appearance.
In many movies, we have seen Madhuri wearing designer saree and we all cherish to wear that saree. The wonderful purple saree that she wore in Hum Apke Hain Kaun gained a lot of attention and is still very popular.
Sushmita Sen in Main Hoon Na also made her audience skip a heartbeat in bright red saree
Bollywood sarees are extremely stunning as the designers like Manish Malhotra, Ritu Kumar, and Sabyasachi design great and unique patterns of sarees for them. Everyone cherishes to flaunt themselves in designer Bollywood sarees or a replica of that.
The trend of saree never fades away. The modern girls also love to wear saree at any formal functions and weddings. The actresses wear sarees at parties, events, shows, and movies.
We get so much inspired by the alluring look of the divas and we search for the same saree to wear at special functions and parties. Those colors which actress wear gets trending and popular and everyone gets eager to wear that color.
Some of the saree looks of the actress can never be forgotten like Aishwariya Rai in Devdas and Deepika Padukone in dazzling blue in Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani.
The sarees worn by them are very classy and rich in fabric. They are decorated with beautiful embroidery and zari work, zardosi work, patchwork, etc. We can also see them wearing digital print sarees and plain sarees with designer blouse. When it comes to sarees the Bollywood divas are always on the top to glam their look all around the globe. From movies to International festivals they represent the Indian culture in the world.
Looks to Match with your saree
Along with sarees the hairstyle and makeup look of our diva is also very much admired by their fans. Hairs are the beauty of girls and they make different hairstyles to look more gorgeous. On saree, you can make many different hairstyles and even you can keep your hair open.
Mostly celebrities keep their hairs open while wearing the saree and they just look awesome. We can see Rekhaji pairing her silk saree with a braid and beautiful accessories and her look can kill anyone. Her look in silk saree is famous all around the world.
Deepika Padukone in white georgette saree at her wedding reception was looking mind-blowing and her red blouse looked just stunning and gave her a perfect look. She always looks ravishing in saree as her tall and slim figure gives her a lovely look in the outfit.
The look of Anushka Sharma in green chanderi silk saree was so lovely and perfect. The color is in trend right now and new-age brides, as well as modern girls, love to wear silk sarees in green and other bright colors. Her look in saree is always loved by her fans.
A sleek bun with some accessories and bindi completed her look. The open pallu was perfect as it showcased the beautiful border of the saree. The golden border and dotted pattern of the saree gave the outfit a perfect look and Anushka increased the beauty of saree by wearing it.
Accessorize yourself perfectly
Our celebrities pair limited and cool accessories with saree.
When they flaunt their modern look then they wear limited accessories like a necklace and rings or they ditch the necklace and just wear bold earrings. If you are willing to look as beautiful as our Bollywood celebs then pair your saree with fewer accessories and light makeup and get a perfectly modern look.
For a traditional look accessorize yourself with a nice kundan haar or a heavy necklace and make a bun to complete your traditional look. Don't forget to put a bindi on your forehead and get a perfect Indian look. Wear the saree in proper fitting with a perfect blouse and get a blasting look.
Match some bangles and rings with your saree. Always wear heels to get a proper look at the bottom. Heels help to showcase the border of the saree nicely.
Like our Divas, you must also try different styles of the pallu to signify your saree details. The elegant look of a lady in a saree is very mesmerizing. If you are wearing a thin border saree then keep your pallu open and if your saree contains a broad border then try a pleated pallu. Make a perfect fit on the waist to get a stunning look.
Pleated pallu makes you look slim and tall, if you are medium heightened you should definitely try pleated pallu.
If you true Bollywood fans and want to try these sarees out then you can Indian sarees online in USA which can help you to save your money.
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Be creative! Change is the way forward. We need good ideas, like we need air and water. And it is not difficult, if you open your mind for it. Ideas are everywhere. Just for the taking. Creativity isn't just for writers. Thinking outside of the box is essential for every modern professional, whether you build cars, computers, or brand reputations. Without creativity, there would be no innovation, no social change, no entrepreneurial spirit driving our economy. Developing your capacity for creativity is one of the most rewarding forms of professional growth. Master the art of innovative thinking, and you can secure your future (and of course, the future of your company).
Liked the tips I found on 'blue glass'. Yet another list of creative tips. As long as it gets you going.
For me the most important one is simply: just DO it, think outside the box: it's a willingness more than a talent.


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(upbeat music) – Welcome back to Alt-Baking Bootcamp. – Your crash course in healthier baking. – This is a show where we
take your favorite baked goods and make them a little bit healthier so we can ensue different
types of lifestyles and dietary restrictions and also keep them tasting really good. – Today we're tackling
our first savory recipe which is bread, the original baked good. I'm Mia Rigden,
nutritionist, trained chef, the founder of RASA and
I am here to talk about the nutrition side of our baked goods. – I'm Jenny Dorsey, professional chef, writer,
and founder of Studio ATAO. I'm here to talk about all the science, how to do combinations and ratios so that you can get a
consistent product every time. (upbeat music) – Today we're making paleo bread. Paleo in a nutshell is high
protein, low carbohydrate. There's a lot of variations of this diet. To enjoy paleo bread doesn't mean that you have
to be a hardcore paleo person but what I like about it is that you're getting some good protein and that there aren't
any refined carbohydrates or grains that are going to
spike your blood sugar levels. Which is something we talk about a lot on Alt-Baking Bootcamp. – So normally, we taste
an original version but I think we are all on the same page that we know what the bread tastes like so let's just jump to the recipe. (upbeat music) – All right, so we're gonna start with the dry ingredients. We have two and a half
cups of almond flour which we've used many times on this show so look at our banana bread recipe or our strawberry shortcake recipe if you want an explanation on that. And then we have half
a cup of coconut flour which we also use a lot here. And a quarter of a cup of ground flaxseed. So ground flaxseeds, or
flaxseeds in general, are super high in fiber which is wonderful for digestion. It also helps to keep us full and it's a great source
of omega-3 fatty acids which are highly anti-inflammatory. – For many of our recipes, you'll see that we usually
use ground flaxseeds in water to make a flax egg. We're not making a flax egg today but the flaxseed is gonna provide many of those same qualities where it helps gel and
kinda bind things together so that we have, you know, a bread-like texture at the end. – Absolutely, so to round
out the dry ingredients we're going to add a
teaspoon of baking soda. And then we have a
tablespoon of sesame seeds just to add a little texture to the bread. – I love sesame seeds because they're such a distinct flavor. You can also toast them to get that like extra nutty feel. – So we're just stirring
all the dry ingredients together just to make sure that they are, you know, nicely mixed
and incorporated together. And that we don't have
a whole lot of clumps. I'm just gonna set this aside. And we're gonna get started
with the wet ingredients. So this recipe is actually
gonna use the blender for all of the wet ingredients. I like doing this because
it has so many eggs in the recipe, that it
really just gets to whip them and add some air to it and it makes everything
really nicely incorporated. So, Jenny here is gonna demo how to separate an egg because– (laughs) – Lots of pressure, I know. – Because the recipe
calls for four egg whites and then six whole eggs. – All right, so I think the
easiest way to separate an egg is instead of like tapping a couple times, you wanna do like one affirmative tap. (egg taps) So that way it splits
into two halves and… We're kinda just rolling
it back and forth. All right, so now I have my yolk in here and I got the white in here. If you're separating
tons and tons of eggs, you can also use your hands. It's a little bit messier, obviously, but it's kinda up to you. – So we have one more egg. That was a good one Jenny. – Totally aggressive tap there. – So we have four egg whites in this bowl and then we're just going to
crack six whole eggs into here. And this is the first time we've actually cracked eggs properly and put them in a bowl. – [Jenny] That's a lot of eggs (laughs). – [Mia] I know it's a lot of eggs. – One giant omelet. – Just trust me guys. Okay, so now we're gonna put all of our eggs into the blender. We are always using organic,
cage-free, pasteurized eggs. Check out our episode on banana bread to learn about why this
is so important to us. And then, we have half a
cup of ghee that is soft. It doesn't have to be fully melted, it just should be nice and soft. If your ghee is hot, you have to be careful because
it could cook the eggs. So if you are actually melting
your ghee ahead of time, just make sure to temper the eggs by putting a little bit in and then mixing it together before adding the rest of your ghee. You could also use coconut
oil or regular butter in this recipe depending
on how you wanna make it. I personally like the flavor of ghee but that's up to you. Ghee is essentially clarified butter with the lactose removed. We also used this in our
strawberry shortcake episode so you can learn more about it there. – Clarified butter sounds
a little complicated but you can actually make
it at home pretty easily using good quality butter. Essentially you just melt it down and you're gonna pass it
through a fine mesh sieve or perhaps a coffee
filter if you have that. So you get all the milk
solids and the lactose out and then save the rest
and that's your ghee. So, ghee is suitable for someone with a mild lactose intolerance because the milk solids and the lactose have been removed and
it retains that really nice taste of butter that we all love. So that's why we use it
here on Alt-Baking Bootcamp. The remaining wet
ingredients include miso. Miso is the star ingredient in this bread. It actually replaces the salt because miso naturally has this really like salty umami flavor. It's also a wonderful source of probiotics which is essentially the good bacteria in our gut that we hear
so much about these days. Having a healthy gut flora
is really, really important to our overall health. It's important for our skin, for our digestion, for our immune system, and so much more. So I love adding that
probiotic kick to this that also adds quite a bit of flavor. – Miso is a fermented soybean paste that is specific to Japan though most of the East Asian countries kind of have their own take. There's also a lot of
different types of miso. There's some that are sweeter than others, some that are, you know,
red or darker color. So kind of experiment and
try out different misos and see what you like. It's so savory and it really
makes your mouth water so you just like want more of it. – Yeah, it's great. So here we're using white miso. I always recommend buying
organic, non-GMO soy products. Soy is one of the most
genetically modified crops on the planet, and we wanna make sure that we're getting really
wholesome natural soy products. If you do not eat soy, you can get chickpea miso
which does the same thing and will give you the same flavor. So anyone who is soy-free
can still make this recipe. Lastly, we have two tablespoons
of apple cider vinegar. – Apple cider vinegar is awesome not only for baking and cooking but you can also do lots of other things with it around the house. You can clean with it, you can wash your hair with it, you can attract flies
and kill them with it. All very useful for the household. Apple cider vinegar is essentially apple cider that has then been
allowed to ferment further and turn into vinegar. – All right, so we're
just gonna blend this up. (blender whirring) All right, so now we've got
our wet ingredients here. They're ready to go. Nice and frothy. We've got our dry ingredients so we are just going to mix them both in a medium sized mixing bowl. And while I'm doing this, Jenny's gonna grab our baking pan. So we already have the oven
preheated to 375 degrees. Okay, so we're just gonna stir this until all the clumps are removed. We just put eggs in our blender and I make smoothies in there as well so I don't want any of that
raw egg residue in there. So the best way to clean a blender is to put some hot water and some soap and then give it a good mix for, you know, 30 seconds or so and then wash it again just to make sure you're
getting rid of all the raw egg. – You can also wash it
with apple cider vinegar. – You could. We put some parchment paper on the sides of the baking dish just sot that we can get our bread out nice and easily. But then we're just going to put some ghee on the sides to make
sure it doesn't stick. All right, so now we're just going to put our dough in the pan. It's a thick dough so you're gonna have to work it a little bit to the sides. – Ooh is smells nice. – Yeah, I think it's the miso. – [Jenny] Yeah. (laughs) Miso and butter together are awesome. – [Mia] Yeah. – [Jenny] It's a good combination. – So I'm gonna give this a nice tap to even it out. (pan tapping) And then the last thing
that we're going to do before we bake it is we're
gonna sprinkle on some toppings. So here we have some
Everything Bagel spice which we love but if that's not your jam you could also try some Herbs de Provence which I really like as well. Or just some flaked sea salt would be, you know, plain and simple and delicious. – If you want something sweet, you could do like dried nuts and seeds and fruits on there so you can
have a sweet and savory mix. But the Everything Bagel
spice is really awesome because you can literally
put it on everything. It kinda makes everything
taste a little bit better. It's essentially a mix of poppy seeds, dried garlic, dried onion,
and toasted sesame seeds. – All right, this looks good. So we're gonna bake our paleo bread for about 40 to 45 minutes. And then we'll use our cake tester to check and see when it's done. (upbeat music) So we've got our cake tester. You guys know the drill. So we're gonna stick it
into the thickest part, it comes out clean, that means it's ready. – All right, we're gonna let this cool for a few minutes before we
pull it out of the loaf pan. (upbeat music) – The great thing about
using this parchment paper is that we can nudge it right out. Check that out, nice and golden brown. Should we try it? – Yeah.
– Okay. Oh wow.
– Look at that. – Holds together really nicely. – [Jenny] Slices really evenly. – All right let's try it. (upbeat music) Mmm. I can definitely taste the miso. – Mm-hm. – If I didn't know that it
was in there, I wouldn't. – It just gives it a depth of flavor that's like a little, keeps you wondering where it is. It's really nice. – Because there's so many eggs in here and you're getting some wonderful protein, putting some avocado on here would be a perfect meal. – Or for tomato soup. – [Both] Mmm. – Instead of just using
like a grilled white bread. You get some protein with your vegetables. – This is the kind of recipe that I like to make on a Sunday and it's super simple, delicious, a great pantry staple. – I love that there's
a little bit of crunch from all the seeds and the flaxseed gives it
that, kinda extra nuttiness. – And for anyone with a gluten sensitivity or that's trying to stay
away from excessive grains, this is gonna be your new favorite recipe. It's honestly so good and it's so nice just to have a piece of
bread with your meals, right? – Yeah. How are you guys gonna make this? Make sure to comment below and also subscribe to
Well+Good's YouTube channel. – How do you feel about our first savory alt-baking recipe? – I think this was a hit. – Should we do more? – Yeah. – What do you guys think? – Biscuits?
– More savory recipes? Ooh biscuits, I like that. I'm Mia. – I'm Jenny. – Thanks for watching Alt-Baking Bootcamp. – Catch ya next time. – Bye! (upbeat music)


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thursday 29/03/2012
We would be honored to have you as a member of our guild. We are small, and just starting out, and hope you will join us to make our guild even better. Our average level is probably 20 to 25, with a few on each end of the spectrum. I value respectfulness in our members above all else, and that is our only real restriction. We are just starting to do some events and small, fun contests that you may enjoy. Nothing is mandatory, and you have complete autonomy in our guild.
I am looking for players of any level at this time. New players who would like to be a member of a guild with no requirements and veteran players who enjoy sharing their knowledge and experience to help the rest of us out. I would really love someone who has had some experieince in event creation, as I am just starting to create them, and have lots of great ideas....
wednesday 28/03/2012
good luck
tuesday 27/03/2012
monday 26/03/2012
Check us out, http://www.urban-rivals.com/guilds/guild/?id:1262948
New guild, and it looks good, I recommend it to all new players.
sunday 25/03/2012
Hello my friends and Urban Rival players!
Let me please introduce my new guild; guild:1651470
We are the Sub-Guild from the very sucessful german The High & Mighty guild.
With the help and support of our friends we try to become an international guild in the future. At the moment we got no requirements to your level or playtime. Even if it would be great if you play at least your 30 matches per week.
There will be events and tournaments against the german guys. And if we got enough active player, there also will be cards to win
So please come and joins!
The High & Mighty (US), the new star on the Urban Rivals heaven!
Is there any way I can join? I'm only lvl 8 but I've only been playing like 3 hours I like the game I'll deffinatly be an active player an will be up to lvl 15 in no time!
saturday 24/03/2012
Your guild already has a recruitment thread
friday 23/03/2012
Almost at level seven, amongst the top 50 guilds in the U.S and top 1000 throughout the world. Help us rise to new heights and make our mark in the Urban RIvales universe
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thursday 22/03/2012
Ill join now
wednesday 21/03/2012
Yes this is a great guild, it's a must to join Vicious Salvo
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