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On Sunday, February 22nd from 7:30-9:00 PM (4:30 – 6:00 PM PT), we're hosting an Oscars viewing party on Twitter to chat about the red carpet, fashion, and food, all in the name of award-worthy, fashion-forward Stonyfield Petite Crème. Join us and you could win a trip to LA, a shopping spree and dinner at Chef Ludo Lefevre's amazing and impossible to get into Trois Mec.
Petite Crème is so silky and glamorous it's always red carpet ready, and since it's low fat and high in protein, it can be the star of your fridge for breakfast, lunch or even dessert – like the Rice Pudding with Vanilla Petite Crème recipe Chef Ludo made for us below. That's why we're teaming up with the gang from Getting Gorgeous for a Twitter party to remember. After all, watching the Oscars is always better with friends. We even invited our friend and Petite Crème fan Chef Ludo to join in the fun!
Be sure to follow @Stonyfield, @audreymcclellan and @verasweeney from Getting Gorgeous and @ChefLudo on Twitter to really enjoy the party. To enter to win you must tweet at least 3 separate responses during the party to questions/prompts solicited from @audreymcclellan and @verasweeney using the hashtag #PetiteCremeFTW
Don't forget, the party's Sunday, February 22nd from 7:30-9:00 PM ((4:30 – 6:00 PM PT). And when you play along, you could win an amazing trip to LA, including:
This is a prize you don't want to miss……
If you'd like a taste of a Chef Ludo creation, try his original recipe with Petite Creme here:
RICE PUDDING WITH STONYFIELD VANILLA PETITE CRÈME by Chef Ludo Lefebvre
Rice pudding
3 1/4 cups heavy cream
1 3/4 cups milk
3/4 cup Carolina Gold rice or Arborio rice
1/2 cup sugar
1 ¼ cups or 2 Vive La Vanilla Petite Crème cups (300gr)
Put all the ingredients into a pot (except Petite Creme). Bring the mixture to a simmer, stirring constantly making sure that it doesn't stick to the bottom of the pot. Cook for 45 minutes until the rice is tender and the mixture is very thick. Transfer cooked rice to a shallow bowl, place that bowl inside another bowl of ice water and allow to chill completely. Once cool you may keep in refrigerator.
Transfer chilled rice to a large bowl. Slowly and gently, fold the Petit Crème into the rice, Blend until fully incorporated. Rice mixture should be light and creamy.
Serve with Confiture de Lait (recipe below), crème anglaise, fresh seasoned fruits, and /or jams, allowing each guest to be added in as desired.
Confiture de Lait:
1 14-ounce can sweetened condensed milk
Sea salt
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Boil some water. Pour the condensed milk into a glass pie pan or shallow baking dish. Stir in a few grains of sea salt and cover the pie pan with foil. Place the pie pan in a roasting pan and add enough hot water to the pan so that the water rises halfway up the sides of the pie pan. Bake until the milk turns caramel-brown, 1 to 1 1/4 hours. Make sure you have enough hot water in the roasting pan. Cool in the roasting pan. If the caramel is lumpy, whisk or strain through a fine-mesh sieve. Keep refrigerated. To serve, warm gently in a hot-water bath.
We cannot wait to see you all on Twitter this Sunday, February 22 at 7:30 PM(4:30 PM PT) – Watch our Twitter (@Stonyfield) for updates!
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Take a look at this list of the top colleges for non-traditional students that are focused on delivering an education in Computer & Information Sciences. This ranking was created by combining College Factual's rankings for field of study, and best for non-traditional students rankings.
Some colleges may not appear in this ranking due to lack of data. To see a full list of all the colleges offering this program check out our listing of Annual Graduates.
To see a list of all the colleges that offer online degree options in Computer & Information Sciences, check out our listing of Annual Computer & Information Sciences Graduates From Programs Offered Online.
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That's right – you may now add Bebo to my list of expertise. You may notice there's a new category to the right – "Bebo". The popular website Bebo.com, that I guess one could compare much closer to MySpace than Facebook announced late yesterday night that they were opening up their platform to developers. Before this, the platform was open to a small number of developers developing in a private beta of their application space.
I have started delving into their API, and I have to admit – I'm impressed! Their system is much more responsive than Facebooks (Facebook was recently rated as one of the slowest Social Networking sites), and in setting up a basic app, I have to admit it is a little more user-friendly than on Facebook. While it is much more user-friendly, Bebo has striven to maintain compatibility with Facebook. Almost every aspect of their API, from the API itself, to its FBML derivative called SNML is near duplicate. Bebo denies being the first to use the 3rd party partner-licensed platform Facebook is soon to release, but I have to admit, Bebo has done an excellent job at replicating what Facebook has done. If only Google could do the same with Open Social. Could this bring the developer community over to Bebo from Facebook?
Stay tuned – on SocialOptimize.com we'll be posting some white papers on statistics surrounding Bebo, demographics, traffic, users, etc. as we find them. My partner, Allan Young is hard at work putting those numbers together. In addition to that, I'm working on migrating the WWW::Faceboook::API Perl libraries over to Bebo.
On a side note – one ironic thing I found about Bebo is that somehow, my 84 year old Grandmother is on Bebo. She has been sick lately, so I can't imagine how old that account is. How many people can say their Grandmother is their friend on a social network??? 🙂


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There are circumstances when a student may choose to take a leave of absence from their program. The student should be aware that when "onleave" certain things will be disabled:
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- Access to your Webmail is removed. (See note below regarding email forwarding)
- Will no longer receive course correspondence
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Sens. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., and Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., were stricken Tuesday at an inauguration luncheon for President Barack Obama. A Capitol police officer stood up at the luncheon and said medical attention was needed.
Kennedy collapsed and was wheeled out on a stretcher from the Capitol luncheon following the inauguration of the 44th president, NBC's Mike Viquiera said. Kennedy reportedly suffered convulsions.


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One of the most common questions we get at trade shows is what is a product adoption platform or digital adoption tool? This blog tackles that question by:
- Defining what a product adoption platform is,
- Explaining how it's different from your LMS or other training solutions, and
- Exploring who could benefit from using an adoption tool.
What is a Product Adoption Platform?
Product adoption or digital adoption platforms, like Apty, are a part of a growing category of SaaS providers focused on helping users navigate and adopt web-based applications. While individual features may vary, common elements include:
- On-screen guidance,
- Integrated support or help content, and
- Step-by-step guidance.
How is a Product Adoption Platform Different than my Other Training Tools?
While product adoption platforms train users on new applications, they differ greatly from a Learning Management System or other training tools.
Product adoption tools offer real-time support by showing users how to complete their tasks as they're doing it. An LMS or other training solution typically explains how to use software in an abstract case. A training document or video may show a generic use case with screenshots of each step. A product adoption tool shows users where to click and what to do next. Tools like Apty help users complete their work instead of just reading how they should do their work.
Benefit of a Digital Adoption Platform
Digital adoption platforms should decrease training and support costs and increase productivity. In many cases, the on screen guidance offered by a product adoption tool can replace the need for costly and ineffective classroom training sessions.
One of Apty's clients, a major U.S. airline, utilizes Apty to help with CA PPM adoption. As a result of Apty's adoption tools, they experienced:
- 80% reduction in CA PPM support tickets,
- 70% decrease in time spent on CA PPM training, and
- 3x increase in productivity.
What are the Common Uses of Product Adoption Platforms?
The uses of product adoption platforms are not limited to new users. Common use cases for an adoption platform include:
- Change Management - Adopting a new software or updating to a new version? The onscreen guidance helps users master new software and processes.
- Employee Onboarding - Quickly introduce new employees to your enterprise software.
- Customer Success and Engagement - For front-line agents in a customer contact center, every second counts. Guided workflows help agents quickly respond to customers requests.
- Customer Experience - Product adoption platforms aren't just for employees. On-screen guidance can also help your customers use your website and other web-based applications.
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Alex Morgan
Football is not only famous among men but also equally popular among women. Alex Morgan is an important player in US international soccer team who plays at forward position. She was the youngest player on the USA's Roster at the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. With brilliance and quickness in soccer field she is also very beautiful and attractive women. Alex appeared in the body paint section of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2012.
Alexandra Patricia Morgan was born on 2 July 1989 in Diamond Bar, California, USA. She completed her graduation from University of California, Berkeley and during her University time she also developed herself into a perfect soccer player. In 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup she was the youngest player but she performed well during the tournament. In the semi-final match against France she scored her first world Cup goal and helped his country to march into the finals. In final against Japan she also scored a goal but his team failed against ultra quick Japanese girls.
Alex Morgan is one of the most popular female footballers in the world. In 2014, she married with soccer player Servando Carrasco. In 2015 she again came into lime light when she along with Canada's Christine Sinclair and Australia's Steph Catley became the first female players to make to cover of FIFA video games. Morgan and Messi appeared on the covers of FIFA 16 released in USA.
Alex Morgan Profile
- Date of Birth: 2 July 1989
- Place of Birth: Diamond Bar California, USA
- Height: 5.7 feet
- Playing Position: Forward
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9:30 am to 6:30 pm
Engel & Völkers Albufeira suggests you the delicious recipe Favas à Algarvia.
The Algarve has a rich, diverse gastronomy with quality and it is quite delicious. This typical dish of the Barrocal and the Algarve Countryside is very tasty and easy to make:
First, peel the fava beans and bake it in a pot for about 8 minutes.
Then, drain the water and cut the black and red chorizo, chop the garlic as well.
Next, put olive oil, add the garlic and let it brown.
Add the beans and some water and cover the pot. Add salt and/or pepper to your taste.
Finally, sprinkle with coriander, garlic or chopped onion.
800 gr of Broad Beans
150 gr of Black Chorizo
150 gr of Red Chorizo
2 Garlic Cloves
2 Tablespoons of Olive Oil
1 Coriander
1 Branch of Garlic and Onion
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The End Of The Surge
THE END OF THE SURGE....According to the Washington Post, White House aides say that President Bush will announce on Thursday that he plans to withdraw 30,000 troops from Iraq by the middle of next year:
They said the president plans to emphasize that he is in a position to order troop cuts only because of the success achieved on the ground in Iraq, and that he is not being swayed by political opposition. Aides said that he plans to outline once again what he sees as the dire consequences of failure in Iraq and that he will make the troop cuts conditional on continued military gains.Look, Bush is a politician and I don't blame him for putting the best face on his decisions. Still, this is pretty rich. Everyone on the planet knows perfectly well that we're not withdrawing these troops next year because we've achieved some grand success on the ground in Iraq. We haven't, and Bush knows it. We're withdrawing them because the Army has no operational choice.
However, while I don't really blame Bush for trying this ploy, I do blame Michael Abramowitz and Jonathan Weisman for letting it stand without bothering to tell their readers the truth. It's not that hard, guys.


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TTAB Test: Are Pet Store Services Related to Pet Hotel Services?
The USPTO refused registration of the mark HAPPY HOUND for "retail store services featuring dog and pet products made by others," finding it likely to cause confusion with the mark shown below, for "pet boarding services; pet day care services; pet hotel services" [TRAINING DAYCARE BOARDING SPA disclaimed]. The Board found the marks to be substantially similar, since HAPPY HOUND is the dominant element in the cited mark. But what about the services? How do you think this came out? In re Happy Hound LLC, Serial No. 86167663 (April 3, 2017) [not precedential] (Opinion by Judge Goodman).
Examining Attorney Linda A. Powell made of record excerpts from various websites showing that services such as those of applicant and registrant are advertised and offered together.
The evidence shows that retail stores featuring dog and pet supplies, dog day care and dog boarding services may originate from the same source. Not only does this evidence establish a relationship between Applicant's and Registrant's services, but it also establishes that the channels of trade overlap. That is, the third-party websites show that Applicant's and Registrant's services are advertised and offered to the same consumers at the same time and, therefore, the services at issue move in the same channels of trade.
In an attempt to demonstrate the weakness of the cited mark, applicant relied on 31 websites that show use of HAPPY HOUND in connection with dog day care, boarding, grooming, pet sitting, dog walking and/or dog training. This evidence, according to the Board, showed that consumers are likely to be accustomed to encountering the phrase HAPPY HOUND in relation to registrant's services, and it tended to show that registrant's mark is relatively weak and entitled to only a narrow scope of protection. The registered mark "will only bar registration of marks as to which the resemblance [to Registrant's mark] is striking enough to cause one seeing it to assume that there is some connection, association or sponsorship between the two.'" The Board concluded that this du Pont factor was neutral. [Why neutral? - ed.]
Applicant maintained that the purchasers of the involved services are sophisticated, but the Board noted that the services are offered to the general public and there was no record evidence to support applicant's contention. In any event, even sophisticated purchasers are not immune from source confusion when highly similar marks are used with related services. The Board found this factor to be neutral.
The Board concluded that confusion is likely and it affirmed the refusal.
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TTABlog comment: Seems to me the third-party evidence should have been given more weight.
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Red, White and Blue
This pub quiz handout round is split into 3 sections, all themed around the colours red, white and blue as follows...
The first section features photos of 5 footballers in red, white and blue kits and the aim is to name the teams they are playing for in these photos. The second section features 5 red, white and blue coloured national flags and the aim is to name the countries these belong to. The final section features 5 red, white and blue logos and the aim is to name the companies or products that use them.
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How Not to Landscape Your Yard: 4 Mistakes to Avoid
Learning how not to landscape your yard is a good first step when just starting out in your landscaping journey. Whether you are a first time home buyer or a seasoned grass mower, you may have plenty of ideas of what you want to do, except sometimes its best to begin by doing the least harm possible.
Landscaping Mistake #1: Adding Plants Along the Foundation of Your Home
The reason why you should avoid installing plants along your home's foundation is because they will quickly outgrow their space. Many foundation plants look great when you first plant them, but they quickly become a disappointment. You should first do a little research into finding out the dimensions of the mature plant to understand how much room it needs on all sides.
Landscaping Mistake #2: Using Ground Covers That Are Too Good
Ground covers do exactly what their name implies; they cover the ground and remain very low. They are used to cover ground in your landscaping that would otherwise be all weeds. It seems like a great idea to suppress the growth of annoying weeds so that you won't have to painstakingly hand-pull them later on. But choosing a ground cover is a little more complex than just choosing one that looks pretty. Some do their job so well that they become invasive and hard to control. One example is English Ivy. Many homeowners have found that it tends to get out of hand very quickly. Make sure you are selecting a variety with the help from a landscape designer in Macomb County.
Landscaping Mistake #3: Buying Just Any Mulch
Many homeowners assume that mulch is mulch and that it's fine to just buy any type. But doing so can do an injustice to your landscape. For example, a mulch made out of pine needles may look nice but may get everywhere in your garden beds, ruining the look and giving you more work. Mulch made with a bunch of tiny stones may also be a bad choice for your yard. A good rule of thumb is to avoid using a mulch anywhere where you do not plan on keeping it. While it presents aesthetic issues, choosing the wrong mulch can also bring harm to your plants. You can contact your local landscape designer to learn which type of mulch your yard and plants need.
Landscaping Mistake #4: Not Positioning Plants to Achieve the Best Possible Display
Instead of merely choosing the prettiest flowers, curate your plant list according to when and for how long they bloom, and position them to achieve a nice variety. This helps to prevent having a garden full of gorgeous flowers one season, and absolutely nothing the next. There's also the matter of knowing when to group a few of the same plants together for a bigger impact, rather than planting one here and there. This aspect of landscaping is where a professional designer's opinion might want to be taken. They will design a plan for your yard taking into account which plants to use, where to place them, how many to get of each, and how to balance them all together.
Contact a Metro Detroit Landscaping Company for More Information
For more advice and help from a Metro Detroit Landscaping Company, give Fresh Cut Landscape a call. We can help you design your dream landscape, choose all the right products and plants, and keep it looking beautiful and healthy for a long time.


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To support the Pine Island Kiwanis, Joe and Jimmy Williamson purchased $250 worth of tickets for the Fish Drop held at the Mullet Toss in March.
When they learned they had won $1,000, the two brothers decided to donate the winnings back to the Kiwanis. The club has reported it will donate the $1,000 to Pine Island Elementary School.
The Kiwanis Club will present the $1,000 to Pine Island Elementary on behalf of Williamson Brothers Marine.
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Taking part in the check presentation are, from left, Jason Rider, Jimmy Williamson (vice president of Williamson Bros.), Shawn Kinney, Tonya Player and Carlyn Herring.
Jayson Rider is business development manager for Honc Industries and is a member of Kiwanis. He sold the winning tickets to the Williams brothers.
Williamson Brothers Marine. which specializes in the construction of custom docks, seawalls, and tiki huts, is at 1106 S.E. 12th Court, Cape Coral, FL 33990. For additional information, call 239-283-2013.


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Dharma Rhythms for New York Insight
A Benefit to Make NYI Stronger, Deeper, Wider…
Saturday, December 15th, 2018 | 1:30pm – 6:30pm Open House at New York Insight
Join us for an afternoon of amazing music, homemade refreshments and irresistible raffle prizes—from $5 up. We're celebrating NYI's 15 years at our beautiful Chelsea home and all the people who have made it a sangha, a refuge of peace and sanity in the city.
You're invited to bring a percussion instrument or borrow one of ours for a beginning drum circle. The party continues with renaissance bassist John Ferrara and percussionist Seth Moutal, Kirtan artist Ambika, and finally, the exuberant sounds of Broadway with singer Ruperta Nelson.
Come, listen, join in, connect with longtime and new sangha members to celebrate our community and support our spiritual home.
And speaking of new sangha members, our new Executive Director, Jessica Chao and new Director of Programs, Gary Sharlow will be joining us for the fun so come meet and greet. While there will be a more formal Town Hall in the New Year for us to listen to your hopes and aspirations for NYIMC, this day will be an entertaining, social affair for the entire community.
Silent Auction & Raffle prizes include a weekend retreat at IMS, three private Therapeutic Yoga Sessions in the privacy of your own home, a stack of teacher-signed dharma books, a seat at the NYI series taught by renowned teacher Andrew Olendski… and so much more. Purchase raffle tickets here. It's going to be fun, spirited, and will open your heart and maybe get your feet moving too.
We hope to see you here.
The Line Up
Seth Moutal: Drum Circle Facilitator:
Seth received a BFA degree from The New School University where he studied Music and Music Therapy, he also graduated from the Mannes School of Jazz and Contemporary Music in New York City, NY with honors (May 2001). As a drummer and percussionist, Seth is well-versed in funk, jazz, fusion, pop, rock, country, Dixie land, bebop, Latin, Brazilian, Middle Eastern, Indian, African, Native American and Music Therapy. He is a practiced sound healer, reiki practitioner, chakra balancing and channeling. Seth feels drum circles are a good means for building community, releasing endorphins, self-expression and validation. He is excited about joining NYIMC for a day of celebration by facilitating this Dharma Drum Circle. www sethmoutal.com
John Ferrara (Bassist, Composer, Teacher)
John's style blends deep grooves, contrapuntal tapping, dense chords and classical Indian percussion, with shades of avant guard experimentation. He has earned a reputation as a renaissance bassist, pulling from many different techniques from slapping, to tapping to finger style. Ferrara has studied with South Indian Kanjira master Ganesh Kumar and has shared the stage with Victor Wooten, Otiel Burbridge, George Porter JR, as well as countless other bands in the Progressive rock Jazz fusion and Jam scenes. A founding member of "Consider the Source" dubbed a "Sci-fi Middle Eastern Fusion" original band. He regularly tours all over the U. S. and has performed internationally in countries including Germany, Turkey, Israel and India. www.johnferraramusic.com
John Ferrara and Seth Moutal
The music performance will consist of original compositions by John and Seth … The music is rooted in jazz, rock, classical and minimalism and Indian music, … Their debut release "Frail Things in Sharp Places' has been written up in notable music magazines and their live performances have been impressing audiences across the nation. The website Notreble.com says this about the album "Each song tells its own story, but together they weave a beautiful tapestry that gives one a cinematic sense from the experience, like listening to the arc of a movie." The performances are heartfelt and intimate expressions of the deepest places of these two seasoned musicians.
Ambika Chant
Ambika has been a singer and musician for most of her life, playing in various bands in NYC until she discovered chanting with Krishna Das in 1995. Kirtan had a profound effect on her, and lead her to India where she met her teacher and Spiritual Mother, Shri Siddhi Ma. As Ambika deepened her connection to the practice of chanting, it became her home and refuge. Recently she has been exploring chants from other faith traditions, working with a program at The Cathedral of St. John the Divine. In February 2015, Ambika released a digital single "Metta Chant", produced and recorded by Devadas Labrecque. Her first full-length album, "Mother's Calling", produced by Lily Cushman, is available now on Mantralogy. Learn more about Ambika at www.ambikachant.com.
Ruperta Nelson, Vocalist, Writer
Ruperta's credits show a wide range of versatility in her vocal performances: National Tour credits are: Ragtime (Ensemble, Sarah u/s, Sarah's Friend u/s), Showboat (Ensemble, Featured Singer, Queenie u/s) Off-Broadway: Cast recording John Tartaglia's Imagine Ocean, Regional: Revision Theatre Dreamgirls (Stepsister); Local Theatre: Clocktower Players _ Company (Marta); Village Light Opera Group – Princess Ida (Sacharissa), CAP – Once on This Island (Eurzulie), Hope Players – Into the Woods (The Witch), Clocktower – Ragtime (Sarah), SGTG – Sister Act (Delores/Sister Mary Clarence). Ruperta is excited to celebrate NYI sangha community.


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Currently, it's looking like he's holding her against her wishes and also spoiling her chance of looking at other schools with that premature tweet. It wasn't his role to announce her new school and completely unprofessional.
He does have something to lose by the way. It makes him look bad to the AD and also future recruits. Unlike you guys, the young talented high schoolers will side with Tara, not Petros...Especially with how active she is on social media. Keep in mind, she has 100k followers..
This hurts UGA track's reputation. I feel like it's a bit petty that the NCAA makes stipulations against transferring anyways. If the kid doesn't want to be there, then they should be able to leave. Period. The coach gets bonuses in his contract for all the SEC and NCAA top finishes, so Petros makes money off her. Go figure why he wouldn't release her.


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When people are asked to list their most difficult conversations, feedback always emerges. In general, people don't give feedback well, and on the flipside, don't receive it well. But without feedback we stagnate. Learning about ourselves can be brutal, and feedback doesn't mean you have to take it all; but how you engage in the conversation makes all difference. Feedback is a gift and your ability to accept it opens doors to growth, insight, and self-awareness. This highly participative workshop uses role-play, coaching and reflection to understand why feedback is hard to give and receive, and to hone our skills in doing both.
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What happens on a Sunday morning?
We offer Sunday School classes for adults, youth, and children at 9:30am.
Our worship service begins at 10:30am.
What should I expect during a typical worship service?
Our worship service is a blend of traditional and contemporary music. The sermons are often focused on a particular passage of Scripture as we seek to know how the Bible speaks to our lives today. We do take a weekly offering throughout the service. If you are a guest, please do not feel obligated to give. Instead, we ask that you fill out a "Guest Information" card available in the back of the pew in front of you.
What should I wear?
Wear whatever makes you feel comfortable! Some people wear t-shirts and jeans, while others feel more comfortable in dress clothes.
What do you offer for children during worship?
At East Goshen, we believe strongly in the congregation as a family of faith. In light of this, we ask children to stay with their parents for the singing at the beginning of service. Before the sermon they will be asked to come forward to pray with the pastor and then dismissed to junior church. If you prefer to keep your children with you for the entirety of the service, please feel free to do so. We understand that visiting a new church can be an uncomfortable change for some families and want to best accommodate your needs.
How can I get involved?
If you feel that East Goshen is a place you can call your church home, come talk to Pastor Josh or one of the elders. They would be happy to get you plugged in to the community.


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Make a right-handed fist ... now cup this curled grip with your left fist and voila!
Gratitude in the palm of your hands.
Both give and receive, our hands serve to support, create, soothe and administrate Life. Energetically - our left is receive and our right, Give. Now that you've got Gratitude in your grasp, let's expand this Gratitude and connect with others' hands ...
Open your left hand, palm facing up.
Open your right hand, palm facing down.
Imagine Love and Light flowing through you, in through the left -out through the right. Lifting your hands to heart level, feel a shift as you imagine others on each side of you, hands connected in a growing circle of Gratitude. Allow this energetic river to pulse, play and wind it's way, encircling the Earth as we all say,
"Thank you for being YOU. In Love and Gratitude, Me."
Go Gratitude!
Just imagine what our world might BE
as we gather in Gratitude for eternity!
With folded hands, Gratitude, Love
~ and in the breath we all share ~
We honor the light that is YOU
in that place within your Heart
at the center of your being
where we are all One
and where the whole of this Universe
of vibratory Creation abides.
~ author unknown
World Gratitude Gathering ~
~ Aligning with the Heart's calling and Embracing the Great*full*ness of Life! ~
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HOLLYWOOD (CBSLA.com) — Devoted fans Monday are mourning the loss of music legend David Bowie.
In Hollywood, flowers, candles and glitter have been left on and around Bowie's Hollywood Walk of Fame star as a tribute to the late singer.
"David Bowie has meant a lot to me since I was a little child," a fan who goes by the name of Sammy explained to CBS2's Jasmine Viel. "This is devastating."
Bowie's agent, Steven Martin, confirmed the iconic singer died Sunday at the age of 69, according to CBS News in London. He is survived by his two children.
Bowie "died peacefully surrounded by his family after a courageous 18 month battle with cancer," Martin said in a written statement on the artist's verified social media accounts.
RELATED: David Bowie Dead At 69
His son, film director Duncan Jones, confirmed his father's passing just before 11 p.m. on Sunday.
Meanwhile, tributes and condolences have poured in from dozens of friends, admirers and celebrities.
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The singer/songwriter and producer was born in Brixton, London by the name of David Robert Jones in 1947. He later referred to himself as David Bowie in order to not be confused with Davey Jones of "The Monkees."
The music legend first achieved fame in the early 70s. Bowie excelled in pop, hard rock, dance pop, punk and metal.
Some of his biggest hits include "Ziggy Stardust," "China Girl," "Let's Dance," "Changes," "Life on Mars," "Heroes," "Young Americans," "Space Oddity," "Oh, You Pretty Things," "Suffragette City," "Modern Love," "Fame," "Golden Years" and "Under Pressure."
In 1996, he was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame.
Outside of his career in the music industry, Bowie took part as an actor. Some of his credits include "The Man Who Fell to Earth," "Just a Gigolo," "The Hunger," "Labyrinth," "Basquiat" and "The Last Temptation of Christ."
He even had some uncredited writing jobs on the TV hit series "American Horror Story," according to IMDB.com.
At the time of his death, Bowie was married to supermodel Iman. The couple married in 1992.
Bowie turned 69 on Friday, the same day he released his latest album called "Blackstar."
In his career, he is believed to have sold more than 140 million albums.


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Social Genomics
How do our social circumstances influence the working of our genome? The question may surprise. We often think of the genome as a set of unchanging instructions that determine our behavior and health. In fact, the genome is highly responsive to our standing in society, health behaviors, relationships, and experiences in the family, at school, and at work.
The Social Genomics research area at the Jacobs Center seeks to understand how social forces regulate the genome by drawing on unique data that describe people's social worlds and that include genetic information. A major theme is how people's experiences "get under the skin" and change the likelihood of health and well-being.
One such project looks at people's experiences from early adolescence to mid-adulthood. We are especially interested in experiences that people had in their homes while they were growing up. A second project looks at how bullying in childhood is related to genetic activity in early adulthood. We focus on physical victimization and social exclusion and how these challenges may have lasting effects at the level of our genes.
Our projects are guided by expertise from sociology, demography, biology, psychology, and statistics, making this an exciting scientific endeavor. And by better understanding connections between society and genetics, we can alert policy-makers to the often-subtle but long-ranging impacts of society on health and well-being.


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Former IU Southeast student exhibits work
Haley Warwick, Staff Writer
September 3, 2014
Wende Cudmore, printmaking artist, uses fruits and vegetables to create unique works of art that in her words, transform tradition. Her work is currently displayed on the first floor of the IU Southeast library. Cudmore is a 2013 IU Southeast graduate with a BFA in printmaking. Cudmore is a non-traditional...


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(12 muffins)
4 dl ( 1 ¾ c) flour
1.5 tsp baking powder
0.5 tsp baking soda
2 eggs
2.5 dl (1 c) sugar
100 g (3.5 oz) butter (melted)
1.25 dl (½ c) milk
1 tsp vanilla powder
1 ripe banana (mashed)
2.5 dl (1 c) frozen strawberries (thawed, drained and mashed)
1.25 dl (½ c) shredded coconut
1. Preheat oven to 175 C (350 F).
2. Grease a muffin pan or line with paper muffin cups.
3. In a medium bowl, combine flour, baking powder and baking soda.
4. In another bowl, beat eggs and sugar, until the mixture starts to whiten.
5. Add the melted butter, the milk, the vanilla, the banana, the strawberries, and the coconut. Mix well.
6. Add the dry ingredients, a little at a time, and mix until just incorporated.
7. Pour mixture into the muffin pan, filling almost all the way to the top.
8. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
9. Allow muffins to cool for 10-15 minutes before serving.
(Tip: These muffins taste great with frosting, icing, or whipped cream. Since it's Valentine's Day, you might want to make pink icing, as seen in the photo.)
Pink icing:
300 g (10.5 oz) powdered sugar (sifted)
3-4 tbsp water
1-2 drops of red food coloring
Combine powdered sugar and water, adding 1 teaspoon of water at a time, until icing reaches spreading consistency.


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KONČAR delivers transformers to Lithuania
Instrument Transformers Inc. (KMT) delivered 85 ITs with the voltage level of 123 kV and 362 kV to Lithuania at the end of 2018.
The buyer is the Lithuanian transmission system operator, a long-time user of transformers manufactured by KONČAR – Instrument Transformers Inc. In addition to maintaining and developing the transmission system, the operator ensures the transmission of electricity for the Lithuanian power distribution company and coordinates the operation of power plants.
The delivered instrument transformers are intended for Kapsu, Tryskiu, Parovejos, and Bitenu substations and are to be used to ensure power reserves in emergency situations. Pursuant to their agreement, during 2019, additional 12 current and voltage transformers with the voltage level of 123 kV are to be delivered to the Parovejos substation.
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Commerce students of CAPS (Central Academy of Professional Studies) displayed their creative skills at the CAPS foundation day celebrations at Deshpande Hall, Nagpur. This well-managed programme was the result of the coordinated efforts of the students and faculties. During the programme, the directors of CAPS – SK Rathi, DG Sharma and PH Mitkary (also famous as 'Trimurti' on the campus) were felicitated by the students. Interestingly, we discovered that most of the faculties at the institute have been the students here in the past. When these faculties shared the memories of their student days in-between the performances by the students, it sent a wave of cheerfulness among the audience.
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Taylor boasts everything you'd expect from a small Texas town: stunning sunsets, vast fields of cotton, corn and sorghum, excellent barbecue and friendly folks.
But Taylor today is so much more. Talented entrepreneurs are revitalizing our historic downtown — lead by the award-winning McCrory Timmerman Restoration Project — and the influx of new residents has had an invigorating effect on our city.
You may think of Taylor as a sleepy little town, but Taylor today is on the cusp of a new heyday!
Here's just a sampling of what we have to offer.
Eat Some Barbecue
Locals know good barbecue. Cured in the smoke and heat of the historic Taylor International Barbecue Cook Off and the highly competitive SPJST Cookoff, our backyard champs are the equal to most big-city pitmasters.
That's why Taylor's barbecue is among the best in the world. Try the beef rib at multi-James Beard Award winner Louie Mueller's, or the brisket at Davis Grocery and BBQ, as featured on Day Tripper on PBS. Be sure to reminisce with WWII vet Vencl Mares over iced tea and sausage at Taylor Cafe.
Listen to the Music and Drink a Taylor Made Craft Brew
Taylor is steeped in a musical heritage that embraces all genres. Today's, live music scene finds some of the best up-and-coming musicians in Texas performing in our Second Street venues.
The Black Sparrow Music Parlor has some of the most eclectic offerings while Taylor Station features a distinct Latin and blues flair.
The Texas Beer Company hosts an exciting Bluegrass and Alt-Country lineup along with a tap wall filled with Texas craft beer and its own Taylor Made beer.
Be sure to try a pint of TBC's gold medal award-winning Pecos Amber Lager and take a tour of the 30-barrel production brewhouse.
Ride some Air at our Skate Park
One of our newest additions is a world-class skate park, 16,000 sq. ft. of free-flowing concrete transition and street-inspired sculptural obstacles designed by Evergreen Skateparks.
Make sure to visit the 50/50 monument that tells the story of Pierce Park's genesis through a partnership with Tony Hawk and artists like Matt Groening and Willie Nelson.
Walk with Legends
Legendary rodeo star Bill Pickett and Dan Moody, Texas' youngest governor, are just two historic characters you'll meet when you tour Taylor. Shop our historic downtown and take a walking tour of our city's distinct architectural history; visit the Moody Museum and learn how Moody's passion for justice brought the KKK to its knees; take your photo with the exquisite bronze statue of Pickett.
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Food is something we all eat....everyday....multiple times a day! And going on vacation is no exception.
Here are some options while eating at Disney!
1. Buy as you go....there are lots of food choices at Disney World and they vary from park to park. You can buy snacks, hot dog/ hamburger meals, sit down restaurant meals or character dining meals/buffets. Over the years we have done all of these. We usually buy a treat/snack a day ~ my favorites are the mickey ice cream sandwiches and the cinnamon rolls at Gastons Tavern in the Magic Kindgom (these cinnamon rolls are amazingly delicious ~ when we went in April we were disappointed, the quality wasn't up to par). My favorite at Epcot is the Chocolate Mousse at France. The hot dog/ hamburger meals come with fries, you may be able to substitute fruit for the fries. The sit down meals are good ~ At the Magic Kingdom our favorite is the Beauty and the Beast castle ~ the food is yummy and the décor is spectacular....straight out of the movie. We have eaten breakfast and lunch there ~ I prefer lunch! The character dining is pricey and truly magical. We have done 2 different ones. When Amy was about 7 or 8, we did breakfast at the Castle ~ yummy food and Pricess overload for Amy and my niece Bethany. We did a girls morning there with my mom, me, Amy, my sister, and niece. We all thoroughly enjoyed it. We have also done Chef Mickeys at the Contemporary Resort. The breakfast buffet is outstanding with lots of choices ~ mickey waffles, scrambled eggs, biscuits, lots of fruit, drink choices, etc. Its set up really well to eliminate long lines for waffles or whatever. The characters at both walk around to each table so you have time for pictures and your own personal meet n greet. This meal featured....Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, and Goofy ~ maybe Donald Duck also.
2. Disney Meal Plan ~ This is a length of stay meal plan that is for 2 meals and 1 snack a day. Can either be used at the on property hotels and/or at the parks or Disney Springs. My opinion is this is pretty pricey per person. We tend to do less expensive meals on vacation unless is something really spectacular like fresh seafood or ethnic foods on our travels. But, cost aside, this is a tremendous stress reliever in that its already paid for ahead of time (and I think this plan can be loaded onto your magic band for even more convenience). We did have this once when we stayed on property, as it was a freebie for the time we were there. We took breakfast stuff, ate lunch at the parks and then dinner either at the Parks or at Disney Springs. This is a lot of food ~ drinks (tea, coffee, or soft drink) were provided with every meal plus dessert. Lots of places honor these meals so we had fun with this. By the end of the week, we still had credits, so we got snacks to go.
3. Take your own. YES, you can take food into the Disney parks. You can take a soft sided cooler with freezer packs (no hard coolers or anything on wheels that you pull). Each park has lockers that you can rent and put your bag in there....or tote it. This was really easy when we had a stroller or mom had a wheelchair. We just hung it on the handles or but it in the stroller basket. We do peanut butter and jelly, pretzels (chips will crush to dust), granola bars, unmeltable candy etc. Greg and I are doing this next time. Then go out to eat or eat at the condo for dinner.
You can carry in drinks (NO glass allowed, we take the plastic soft drink bottles or water bottles). We usually are holding one and have a spare in my bag. At any counter service restaurant you can get FREE ice water. They will gladly give you free water, even if you don't buy anything. This is an awesome thing, especially in the hot months. Take a bottle you can pour your ice water into ~ one that can be closed and stuck in a bag. Then you don't have to dump it out when you get on a ride. This time we are carrying the little koolaid type mix in packets to flavor the water. Last time, we also had a cooler bag in the car with drinks on ice and a snack for after the long day.
Every fall is the Epcot Food and Wine Festival ~ the countries represented in the World Showcase and many extra countries will have food kiosks set up around World Showcase Lagoon. These little bites of food costs between $4-7. We usually go multiple days. Our strategy is to buy one little plate of each we want to try ~ and split it 4 or 5 ways depending on how many folks we have. If we know its really yummy, we will buy 2 so everyone gets a bigger taste. The 2nd time back ~ everyone picks their favorite and gets their own that they don't have to share. My favorite has always been the steak and sweet potato dish at the Africa kiosk. 2 years ago they changed it and I didn't think it was as good. Will always gets the escargot in France ~ I don't know if he really likes it or if he just likes to see me gross out as he eats it....but I think he likes it. Weekend nights at the Festival are jam packed and lots of folks have enjoyed the wine/beer part of the offerings....a little too much. Weekends also have concerts. We are going back in November to see one of Gregs favorite jazz bands, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy (they sing some of the songs in Nightmare Before Christmas).
Here are a few pictures of food from different trips in the past ~ these are all from Epcot. The 2nd one down is the steak and sweet potato dish from Africa!


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They recently released monster cards for Fate & Dungeon World but also apparently stats for LL (both regular and AEC). I think I covered these, at least the OSR versions.
Anyway, they've put up the stats and pictures up on their website.
While it's mostly the usual, there are some new-ish monsters, and ones taken from the Tome of Horrors, though they seem to be almost direct conversions of the Pathfinder stats


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Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) debate team became a runner-up in the UCB Public Parliament Debate Competition, organized by the Debate for Democracy. The final round of the competition was held on Sunday, February 24, 2019, at the Auditorium of Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC). At the end of the competition, Dr. A. K. Abdul Momen, MP, Foreign Minister, Govt. of Bangladesh and Mr. Hasan Ahmed Chowdhury Kiron, Chairman, Debate for Democracy handed over Trophy and Prize Money among the debaters. At this time, honorable Foreign Minister stated that the government of Bangladesh is trying to resolve the Rohinga issue in a peaceful way with the help of the regional and international powers.
Tanzila Ahmad Pinky 36th intake student of CSE was awarded as the best debater of the competition. The other team members are Srimoti Kertonia, 39th intake student, English, Samima Nasrin Santa, 25th intake student, Law, Shanto Roy Papel and Hafizur Rahman Sujon, 35th intake students, CSE.
Students, teachers and officials of BUBT along with Professor Dr. Syed Masud Husain, Dean, Faculty of Business and Mr. Md. Sabbir Ahmad, Assistant Professor, Dept. of English and Moderator of BUBT Debating Club were present as the audience. The Debaters immolated the trophy to the BUBT's Vice Chancellor Professor Md. Abu Saleh.
32 universities participated in the debate competition since last October 2018. The 2nd runner up team was Eastern University and the winner Bangladesh University.
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Ishara Art Foundation will present a programme of exhibitions and events centered on contemporary art and artists from South Asia
The independent non-profit foundation will offer a permanent venue for exhibitions and events opening on March 18, 2019 in partnership with Alserkal Avenue
Inaugural exhibition by leading artists Shilpa Gupta and Zarina to challenge conventional understanding of identity, borders and belonging
Press Conference: 17 March 2019, 10am-12pm
Exhibition Dates: 18 March – 23 June 2019
Today, Ishara Art Foundation announces its art space in Dubai's Alserkal Avenue, opening to the public on 18 March 2019. Offering two floors of exhibition space, Ishara will offer a generative platform for contemporary art and present a dynamic programme that will build on the shared histories, continued presence and cultural contribution of South Asian voices in the Gulf. Ishara will be the first independent institution dedicated to expanding knowledge and understanding of contemporary South Asian art and artists in West Asia. The inaugural exhibition will present leading artists Shilpa Gupta and Zarina.
This registered non-profit arts organisation will produce and host free exhibitions in a focused environment, allowing a wide range of local and international audiences to engage with emerging artists and established practices in an open, informative and exploratory format. With close proximity and links to South Asia, and taking advantage of the UAE's growth as a cultural hub, Ishara will establish a new meeting point for artistic and intellectual exchange across the region. Committed to the role of art and culture in fostering understanding, Ishara will contribute to the vibrant local arts scene and participate in strengthening the diversity of the arts and design community.
The Ishara Art Foundation is established by Smita Prabhakar, collector and patron, based in the UAE for four decades and passionate about contemporary art and artists from South Asia. Her collection forms the backbone of the exhibition programme, which will include loans, new commissions and touring exhibitions.
The Ishara logo, a synthesis of the square and circle, is based on an ideogram by Zarina to describe the word aasman, sky. This is one of 36 images from Home is a Foreign Place (1999), a key work in the Prabhakar Collection. An ishara is a gesture, an indication or signal, a word common to several languages spoken around the Indian Ocean including Hindi, Urdu, Arabic, Persian and Swahili; the foundation views it as an invitation to be culturally rooted and accessible to the world.
Smita Prabhakar, Founder and Chairperson of Ishara Art Foundation said: "My desire for brilliant work by South Asian artists to be more widely recognised is at the heart of this project. I hope the UAE's cosmopolitan audiences will appreciate and absorb these artists and their works through our permanent space and dedicated programme, allowing cultural voices to enrich our understanding of each other."
Ishara Art Foundation is a not-for-profit foundation with Abdelmonem Alserkal as Honorary Chairman of the Board of Trustees, which includes locally recognised figures from art and business, Myrna Ayad, Hoda Barakat, Mustafa Hashemi, Abdul Hamid Juma, Colm Mcloughlin, Samer Saifi, Rajan Sehgal, and Abdul Fattah Sharaf.
Abdelmonem Bin Eisa Alserkal, Founder of Alserkal Avenue, says: "The UAE shares a long and rich history with South Asia, and its contemporary art deserves to have a home in the UAE. We are proud to partner with Ishara Art Foundation to create a space dedicated to supporting South Asian artists."
The Ishara team is supported by an Advisory Board chaired by Richard Armstrong, curators Maya Allison and Sandhini Poddar, and acclaimed artists Bharti Kher and Chittrovanu Mazumdar, bringing expert guidance from international and regional art world professionals.
Richard Armstrong, Director, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, stated:
"The Ishara Art Foundation will be a distinctive voice in the contemporary art landscape in Dubai and the UAE. The Guggenheim has long been committed to both the UAE region and to South Asia as a source of great artistic achievement. We are gratified by the growing interest in and appreciation of South Asian art and artists and look forward to the ideas and exchange that will be catalysed by this addition to the dialogue."
Nada Raza, curator and specialist in South Asian art, returns to Dubai as Artistic Director of the Ishara Art Foundation. She will curate the inaugural exhibition and develop the curatorial framework for the foundation.
Artistic Director Nada Raza, commented on the launch of the foundation: ''I curated my first exhibition in Dubai in 2005 and have closely followed the steady development of the arts scene in the UAE. I am excited to be back, and to shape the artistic direction of a permanent space with more sustained access to the contemporary art and artists of South Asia. Ishara will be a new locus within the thriving arts and culture sector in the UAE, establishing our place within a wider community."
The foundation will launch with the exhibition Altered Inheritances: Home is a Foreign Place (18 March – 23 June 2019) a conversation between Shilpa Gupta and Zarina, hinged around two key works by both artists from the Prabhakar Collection. The exhibition features work made from the 1970s to the present and will navigate notions of belonging and borders with nuanced, poetic and personal evocations of how geographical dislocation transforms ordinary lives. Its reference points are around the borders of South Asia, but with an awareness of migration and mobility as globally resonant experiences in our times.
Further details on Ishara Art Foundation and their exhibition programme will be announced in the coming months.
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Ishara are honoured to have permission from Zarina to adapt a symbol from an artwork for the foundation's logo. Its local idiom and universal appeal reflects the aspirations of the foundation, presenting uniquely South Asian perspectives to both local and international audiences. The identity has been designed by the award-winning Group Partnership agency in Dubai.
The interior of the warehouse space has been designed by Rahoul Singh of RLDA in New Delhi, with bespoke lighting design from DPA Lighting Consultants, creating a flexible exhibition and working environment ideal for the care and display of contemporary art.
About Ishara Art Foundation
Set across two floors of dedicated exhibition space in Alserkal Avenue, Ishara Art Foundation is a new non-profit organization focused on contemporary art from a South Asian context. We have an expansive definition of the region, which includes the diaspora and overlapping histories of the region around India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Given a wide presence and deep links to South Asia within the Gulf, our programme is anchored in a regional approach and designed to share compelling artistic perspectives with local and international audiences.
Our programming will include new and established practices through monographic presentations, group exhibitions, new commissions and touring exhibitions, developing new dialogues and exploring regional interconnections. Further information about our partnerships and programming will be available when the foundation launches in March.
Driven by a strong commitment to the region and guided by a research-led, intellectually rigorous approach, Ishara will further support and celebrate the presence of South Asian voices within the thriving art and design sector of the UAE.
Ishara Art Foundation is presented in partnership with Alserkal Avenue.
About Smita Prabhakar, Founder and Chairperson
Smita Prabhakar is the Founder and Chairperson of the Ishara Art Foundation. She is a successful entrepreneur with a stellar business reputation built over four decades in corporate human resource management in the region. The Ishara Art Foundation is her contribution to the arts and culture in the UAE, a space to share South Asian culture with the local community and diverse international audiences in the MENASA region.
A collector and patron of contemporary art, passionate about its potential to enliven and encourage a deeper understanding of contemporary South Asia, Smita is currently on the Advisory Board of Art Dubai, a member of the South Asian Acquisitions Committee at Tate Modern, London, and is an International Patron of the Guggenheim Museum in New York and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, supporting the V.S. Gaitonde exhibition in 2015.
About Nada Raza, Artistic Director
Nada Raza is Artistic Director of the Ishara Art Foundation. Raza was previously Research Curator at Tate Research Centre: Asia, with a particular focus on South Asia, and led on Tate activity in the region. She co-curated Bhupen Khakhar: You Can't Please All in 2016, awarded Exhibition of the Year 2016 at the India Today awards in New Delhi and at Eastern Eye's Arts, Culture & Theatre Awards in London.
Alongside collection building, supervising research and producing public events, she organised displays of work by international artists including Meshac Gaba, Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian, Zarina Hashmi, Sheela Gowda, Amar Kanwar and Mrinalini Mukherjee. Raza was guest curator of the Abraaj Group Art Prize in 2014 and curated a thematic exhibition, The Missing One, for the Dhaka Art Summit in Bangladesh and the Office for Contemporary Art in Norway in 2016. Raza previously worked on international art at the Institute for International Visual Art (Iniva) and at Green Cardamom in London, maintaining close links with the MENASA region. She holds an MA from the Chelsea College of Art and Design and is a doctoral candidate at the Courtauld Institute of Art.
About Richard Armstrong, Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation
As Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation since 2008, Richard Armstrong leads the Guggenheim Foundation and its constellation of museums, in addition to serving on the Guggenheim Foundation Board of Trustees. Previously, Armstrong was the Henry J. Heinz II Director at Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh (1996-2008). He has also held curatorial positions at Carnegie Museum of Art (1992-96), the Whitney Museum of American Art (1981-1992), and the La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art in California (1975-79). A native of Kansas City, Missouri, Armstrong graduated from Lake Forest College in Illinois with a BA in art history, having studied at the Université de Dijon and the Université de Paris, Sorbonne.
About Abdelmonem Bin Eisa Alserkal, Founder of Alserkal Avenue, Alserkal Programming and Alserkal Residency
Abdelmonem Bin Eisa Alserkal is the driving force behind Alserkal Avenue, a cultural neighbourhood that houses the most prominent contemporary art galleries in the region. In 2015, he launched Alserkal Programming, a not-for-profit initiative that supports locally-based and international artists through commissions and public programmes. As a natural extension, Alserkal Residency opened in October 2017. Concrete opened in 2017, a space for alternative programming and museum-grade exhibitions. Concrete is the first building to be completed in the UAE by the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), founded by Pritzker Prize-winner Rem Koolhaas.
Featured in Surface magazine's 2016 Power 100, Abdelmonem serves on numerous boards of prestigious art institutions around the world, including the British Museum's Contemporary and Modern Middle Eastern Art Acquisition Group; the Tate's Middle East and North Africa Acquisition Committee; and the Guggenheim's Middle Eastern Circle. He is also a Supporter of the Centre Pompidou International Circle – Middle East. Abdelmonem and the Alserkal family are supporters of the arts and have been awarded the Patron of the Arts award, in 2012 and 2013, by HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
About Alserkal Avenue
Located in Al Quoz, Dubai and established in 2007, Alserkal Avenue is the region's foremost contemporary arts and culture neighbourhood. Alserkal Avenue hosts 16 contemporary art galleries and not-for-profit spaces and over 40 creative businesses, cultivating a vibrant community of visual and performing arts organisations, designers, and artisanal spaces that has become an essential platform for the development of the creative industries in the United Arab Emirates. At the intersection of art, culture and commerce, Alserkal Avenue is a driving force that brings the community of Dubai together to support and encourage a creative economy.


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The New Jersey Chapter of the American Planning Association is pleased to announce this year's Planning Excellence Awards honorees. These awards honor planning initiatives, built projects, individuals and organizations that are in the forefront of planning and design in New Jersey.
Budd Chavooshian Award for Outstanding Professional Planner
Michèle S. Delisfort
Distinguished Emerging Planner Award
Jennifer Gonzalez, Ryan Sharp and Caleb Stratton
Outstanding Plan Award
Boundbrook Plaza
Outstanding Implementation Award
Haddon Heights Dell
Outstanding Community Engagement or Education Award
Rebuild by Design – Hudson River Project
Outstanding Student Project Award


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Veterinary Medical Technology Application Open 1/1 - 6/1
Do you want to be a vet tech? Apply for JJC's vet tech program beginning Jan. 1, 2020! The application will...
Joliet Junior College student Ana Campa Castillo's first trip to the nation's capital will be as an invited guest at the annual State of the Union address.
Campa Castillo will graduate from JJC in May with an associate degree in psychology. On Tuesday, Jan. 30, she'll watch President Donald Trump's speech from inside the U.S. House chamber as the guest of 11th District Congressman Bill Foster.
"It's overwhelming at times. I still can't believe it. It's a great privilege to have been invited," Campa Castillo said. "I feel confident in myself and other DREAMers that we're able to make an impactful change that's going to be remembered. I'm grateful to be part of this and to be representing a district and various communities that I've been working with."
The 26-year-old, first-generation student is a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, or DREAMer. She arrived in the United States 20 years ago from Mexico City. Campa Castillo graduated from Bolingbrook High School in 2009, and since 2012 has been active in the immigration rights movement. That's the year she attended a DACA workshop at Chicago's Navy Pier.
"I saw the hundreds of thousands of people there gathered and noticed there is a lot to work on, a lot of work needed still to move forward. After that I started joining not only to benefit my family but many more families out there."
She's volunteered at the Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project (SSIP) in Bolingbrook and the Spanish Community Center in Joliet. At JJC, where Castillo enrolled in 2015, she serves as vice president of Latinos Unidos.
Campa Castillo credits officials with JJC's Multicultural Student Affairs Department for helping her feel welcome and connecting her to various groups and resources.
"Professors making time to meet with me one on one has been a lot of help, too. Especially when you feel overwhelmed as a student with the work load."
Campa Castillo is married and the mother of two children, ages 9 and 1.
Prior to attending JJC, Campa Castillo spent her post high school years in the retail industry. She later served as an elementary school paraprofessional. It was there Castillo says she began to witness the challenges facing students and their families. In her pursuit of a psychology degree from JJC, Campa Castillo hopes to bring more awareness to mental health services, especially within the Latino population, through bilingual education.
"There's a lot of need for that intermediate person to help bring the services that are available to the families that need them. Since the language is a big barrier, I feel I can help build a bridge between the community and the services," she said.
"I'm proud of the thousands of DREAMers who have come forward to share their stories," Rep. Foster said. "The work that Ana has done is just one of the examples of the great contributions these young people make to our society."
The State of the Union address will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 30.
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The Black Fox Gin Bar & Eatery's space is intimate and quirky, and also offers seating on the gallery with an unbelievable view of the surrounding Magalies Mountains and the Hartbeespoort Dam.
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Yeh Hai Mohabbatein 1st August 2018 Episode Written Update
Watch out Yeh Hai Mohabbatein 1st August 2018 Episode Written Update. Classic Indian Yeh Hai Mohabbatein 1st August 2018 Episode Written Update. The Episode begins with Bala requesting that Raman check the blessing from Roshni's side. Raman gets a letter and peruses… Raman uncle, don't feel remorseful, this family has endured a considerable measure as a result of me, you are a decent dad-in-law, Aaliyah is fortunate, I felt great seeing your affection for Aaliyah, I need to apologize, I m leaving this music box, play this music for Adi when he cries, he will quiet down tuning in to this music. Ishita peruses further… I would prefer not to state where I m going, I m going too far. I need to begin another life, I won't have the capacity to remain cheerful in the event that all of you remain tragic, guarantee me, nobody will be miserable. They all cry.
Yeh Hai Mohabbatein 1st August 2018 Episode Written Update
Ishita peruses. give all the satisfaction to Adi, guaranteed me, for my and Adi's purpose. Raman checks the music box. Ishita says Roshni needs us to fill joy in Adi's life, we will do this. They gesture. Simmi says I will go and see. Parmeet says abandon it, nobody came in naamkaran, make a peg for me. She says I will go and get ice. He says you don't have to go there. She says fine, I won't go. He says you got furious and embraces her. She grins. Ishita goes to washroom and cries. She supposes its hard to leave an infant, I can comprehend Roshni's torment, I simply wish Roshni to remain cheerful. She washes her face. She comes to see infant.


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Top 10 Reasons to Eat Pasta for Dinner
Dinner in 20 Minutes
Chicken cutlets over arugula is about as satisfying as it gets.
Farmer's Market Follies
I went a little nuts at the farmer's market this weekend and walked out with almost 30 bucks worth of gorgeous heirloom tomatoes (I just can't get enough of them this summer!) and a similar small fortune's worth of wild mushrooms. Rounding out my purchases were a large eggplant, a bunch of parsley, a ball […]
Leftovers, Meet Eggs.
The frittata is amazing for multiple reasons…
Dieting Sucks
My husband and I just started Diet version 3.5 (because versions 1.0 through 3.0 worked out so well). I'm not exactly sure what it means but supposedly we're eating smaller portions and more lean proteins, blah blah blah. I've never been so hungry in my life.
Waste Not, Want Not
I love it when a last-minute improv works out, despite my contribution to the millions of dollars of food wasted per year.
Really?!?! Recent Study Finds Loving Children Is Good For Them
Hot off the presses: "Study finds link between maternal attention, child's mental state decades later." Get the fuck outta here!


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Oliver Stone does it again: Will create biopic on Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez.
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2018 Rainstorm Pinot Gris
When we say that we have a deep Pinot passion, we're not just talking about Pinot Noir–that's not the only Pinot in town. Pinot Gris is just as inspiring and beautiful as Pinot Noir. After all, one cannot live on red wine alone.
We source our Pinot Gris grapes, which features reddish skin with a white pulp, in the mild Willamette Valley and harvest it at about 21.5 Brix. We harvest by hand to avoid piercing the skins, which often happens during machine-harvests. The grapes are then taken to the winery, where we gently press and ferment them at cold temperatures. This allows us to create a wine that features a smooth character, with layered and integrated flavors. We age our Pinot Gris for a minimum of six months on fermentation lees (for a rich yet bright body) and use no oak or malolactic fermentation. The final wine is bone dry and very refreshing.
Our Pinot Gris portrays aromas of crisp pear and honey blossom and flavors of mango with fresh acidity.


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The National Garden Bureau named 2017 the "Year of the Rose," one of four plants it highlights annually. For nurseries and garden centers, this presents an opportunity to renew their commitment to promote and sell America's favorite flower and all the products associated with it.
We've seen remarkable changes in the rose industry over the past 10 years. Easy-care roses are gaining popularity, making breeds like the Knock Out rose nationally appealing in an unprecedented way. The role of roses in traditional landscapes has also changed and become more versatile. Varietal improvements continue to enhance the character and fragrance of the blooms. These are the qualities that gardeners want in their roses, and even with all the changes in the rose industry, there are breeding trends and constant varietal improvements and evaluations that you can take advantage of to sell more roses and related products, from soils and mulches to pruners and pest controls.
Think about these rose trends as you consider the best way to group, display and sell roses and rose-related products.
Roses by region
This is the ultimate evolution of "easy care" roses and may be the best news for rose growers in a long time. Many rose varieties have been described as "disease-resistant" and "easy-to-grow," but we know that not all roses grow well in all climates. Is the rose that is resistant to black spot in Alabama also resistant to powdery mildew in California? Do the best roses for Seattle also grow well in Phoenix? The answers to these questions are often disappointing for gardeners.
Thankfully, rose breeders, rosarians, wholesale rose nurseries, public gardens, universities and others are increasingly evaluating varieties on a regional basis. Programs like the American Rose Society's American Garden Rose Selections (AGRS) and Earth-Kind Roses of Texas are recommending roses for specific areas based on field-testing in those climates. AGRS even evaluates fragrance.
Take advantage of regional evaluations wherever you can find them. Look to local chapters of the American Rose Society, public rose gardens and cooperative extensions for the best roses for your area. Your customers will appreciate the knowledge of why and how you chose the varieties that you carry.
Landscape versatility
Free-blooming, disease-resistant landscape roses continue to evolve with increased flower colors and form, more fragrance and versatile plant shapes. Better yet, they are most effective visually when planted in multiples, presenting opportunities for increased sales. Encourage your customers to incorporate roses as ground cover, in containers or as climbers.
Groundcover roses, such as the Drift Roses series and varieties like 'Happy Chappy,' are easier to grow when planted through landscape fabric and watered with drip irrigation. They also grow well in pots and will cascade over walls. The new pink floribunda, 'Easy To Please,' is distinctly upright, perfect as a hedge or background planting, and it has a delightful spicy fragrance. Even climbing roses are becoming more useful. Pink flowering 'Cupid's Kisses,' called a mini-climber, has more restrained growth and is perfect for gardens with limited space. Promote the versatile landscape roses for all they're worth.
Color diversity
Roses are increasingly available in new eye-catching colors. Take, for example, the yellow-and red-striped miniature 'George Burns.' Striped or marked bi-color roses, like the orange-and cream-striped climber, 'Tropical Lightning,' are particularly popular.
There also seems to be a surge of fragrant violet and lavender roses like floribunda 'Violet's Pride,' hybrid tea 'Simply Magnifiscent' and English-style, shrub rose 'Lavender Swirl.' Try displaying them with other purples like purple fountain grass, verbena, dahlias or lavender. Or, go bolder and match them with orange flowers like lilies, marigolds and daylilies.
Fragrance intensity
Fragrance has almost become a requirement for rose customers. Fortunately, more and more varieties are delivering on this demand. Put the fragrant varieties up front and encourage your patrons to follow their noses. Check back to the May 2016 issue of Garden Center Magazine (bit.ly/255WXu8) for more ways to market fragrant roses.
Flower form interest
Flower form can dramatically affect the overall character of a rose plant and give it powerful impact. David Austin English Roses have returned old-rose charm to center stage. There are other unique rose varieties that make great accents, like the floribunda 'Easy Does It,' with beautifully ruffled, peach pink petals, and 'Topsy Turvy,' a floribunda with red petals that twist as they open to expose a white reverse.
Bouquet suitability
Florists have discovered what many gardeners have known for a long time — hybrid teas are not the only types of roses that look great in bouquets. Sprays of old roses, English roses and even of floribundas and miniatures add as much character and romance as other cut flowers. They may not last as long in a vase as hybrid teas, but they are definitely worth the effort.
Try having your best flower merchandiser make a "bouquet of the day" using whatever rose varieties are in bloom as well as other good cut flowers. Then display the plants around the bouquet. The bouquets don't have to be complicated — just the right combination of a few flowers can be stunning. Remember, there is beauty in simplicity.
Cause affiliation
Some roses are named for and associated with charitable causes, with a percentage of the sales benefiting an organization. For example, proceeds from sales of the new hybrid tea, 'Grateful Heart,' support the American Heart Association. The Miranda Lambert Rose supports its country music star namesake's MuttNation Foundation, which helps homeless and suffering animals, and proceeds from the great red rose, 'Veterans' Honor,' benefit American veterans' health care. Promote these roses on appropriate holidays or events and show your philanthropic spirit.
There's always something new in the rose world, and recently that includes Hulthemia roses. True Hulthemia roses are native to Persia and are tough, thorny plants that bloom sparsely. They are often considered weeds. Their uniqueness comes from the pink to red center or "eye" of the flowers, which sets them apart from other roses. Hybridizers have crossed the Hulthemia roses with modern roses and created a new group of better-behaved, repeat-blooming hybrid varieties. Look for roses like 'Raspberry Kiss,' with single, pink flowers with a distinct red eye, and Eyeconic Lemonade, bearing yellow blooms with a red eye. Eyeconic Lemonade is susceptible to black spot and best adapted to dry summer, western climates.
Pest resistance
Even the most disease resistant varieties are not immune to all diseases, nor are they resistant to insect pests. Serious rose pests, such Chili thrip and the rose rosette disease, are spreading into new areas. Keep your customers up to date on pest and disease outbreaks and give them the tools to deal with them. Steer them to a systemic, multi-purpose product — one that provides protection against insects and disease, as well as fertilizes to promote strong roots and beautiful blooms.


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सुमित इंडस्ट्रीज
बीएसई: 514211 | NSE: SUMEETINDS | ISIN: INE235C01010 | Textiles - Manmade
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The Company was incorporated on 1st August, 1988 as a Private Limited Company and was converted into Public Limited Company on 1st February, 1992. The main objects of the Company are fully set out in its Memorandum of Association as also detailed later in this Prospectus. It has been promoted to set up a plant for the manufacture of Polypropylene Multifilament Yarn, with an installed capacity of 2,000 tonnes per annum, in technical collaboration with M/s. Neumunstersche Maschienen Und Anlagenbau GmbH (NEUMAG) Germany. NEUMAG are one of the pioneers of PP Yarn technology and leading suppliers of plant and machinery for various man-made fibres throughout the world. The Company has been promoted by Mr. Shankar Lal Somani, Mr Mahesh Kumar Somani and Mr Raj Kumar Somani, who have over a decade's experience in synthetic textile industry through promoting and managing three modern synthetic cloth process houses with a total capacity of 30 million metres per annum, a synthetic yarn texturising unit with a capacity of 470 tonnes per annum (Denier 84) and a synthetic yarn twsiting unit with a capacity of 184 tonnes per annum. They are all Commerce Graduates and have widely travelled overseas and attended Trade Fairs of textile machinery at home and overseas. 2005 -Sumeet Industries has given the Bonus in the Ratio of 1:2 2007 -The Company has issued Bonus Shares in the Ratio of 1:10. 2008 -The company has issued rights in the ratio of 1:1at a premium of Rs 5/- per share. 2009 - The Continuous Poly Condensation (CP) Plant of 1,00,000 TPA have been commissioned successfully and production of Pet Chips has been started. 2010 - The Company has received export order for Polyester Chips of Rs. 20.00 Crores from Egypt.. - The POLYESTER FILAMENT YARN (POY/FDY) PLANT (Direct spinning unit through PTA and MEG route) has been commissioned successfully and production has been started. By implementation of this Project the total capacity of the Company's POY and FDY production will be increased from 12000 TPA to 56000 TPA. - By implementation of this Project the total capacity of the Company's POY and FDY production will be increased from 12000 TPA to 56000 TPA. 2011 - The QIP committee has approved the issue and allocation of 1,82,94,578 nos. of Equity Shares of Rs. 10 each, to the 6 Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) at an Issue Price of Rs. 30.25 per Equity Share (including Rs. 20.25 towards share premium). 2012 - The POLYESTER FILAMENT YARN (POY/FDY) PLANT (Direct spinning unit through PTA and MEG route) and another 8.6 MW Gas based Genset Captive Power Plant has been commissioned successfully. - The company has secured order worth Rs 50 crore from Tamilnadu Government via The Tamilnadu Handloom Weavers' Co-operative Society Limited. 2013 - The Company amalgamated with group companies M/s. Somani Overseas Ltd., M/s. Sitaram Prints Pvt. Ltd. and Mahesh Texturisers Pvt. Ltd. - The Company made Joint Venture agreement with M/s. Vishvas Infrastructure Ltd (Formerly known as Mefcom Agro Industries Ltd) for acquisition and development of land of 200 acres in District Bhuj, Gujarat. 2014 - The appointment of Smt. Gangadevi Shankarlal Somani, as an Additional Director (Non-Executive) of the Company. - 3 (Three) nos. of Texturising Machines has been successfully commissioned and commercial production now started. 2015 -Modified FDY line for manufacturing of Bright FDY and Color FDY yarns. -Commissioned 25 nos. of TFO machines for plying & twisting for manufacturing Carpet Yarns.
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Deep garnet-purple, the 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon is scented of crème de cassis, ripe plums and pencil shavings with hints of sautéed herbs and beef drippings. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the palate with concentrated black fruit and earth flavors, framed by grainy tannins and finishing with an herbal lift.- Lisa Perrotti-Brown
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Another delicious wine, the 2013 Cabernet Sauvignon is a terrific example of the year. Creamy and beautifully layered on the palate, the 2013 captures all of the pedigree of this great vintage in a style that offers a bit more immediacy than many other wines. Best of all, the Cabernet Sauvignon is a remarkable value. Bright red stone fruit, mint, white flowers and tobacco add nuance on the silky yet powerful finish.- Antonio Galloni


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You really don't have a game without the right billiard balls. Maybe you didn't realize that pool balls come in such a wide-variety of styles and designs. Our line of decorative pool balls is crazy and delightful. They just might make your pool pals a little distracted with their cool designs and patterns, including: Disney, glow-in-the dark, candy, glitter, lunar rocks, or elephant marbleized balls. Surf through our extensive selection of pool balls to find the perfect choice to get your games going. All of the billiard balls we sell are made from the highest caliber materials and will withstand years of use and abuse without breaking, cracking, or pitting. We even sell individual balls, in case you lose or break one from your own set.


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New Hospital Strengthens Care for Brampton Residents
Peel Memorial Centre Part of Investments in Infrastructure Across Ontario
Ontario is helping people in the Brampton area get access to the health care services they need closer to home with an investment in the new Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness.
Premier Kathleen Wynne was in Brampton today to celebrate the opening of the new centre, which brings together a full range of health care services under one roof.
The hospital will provide outpatient care and same-day surgeries at its Urgent Care Centre. It will ease the pressure on neighbouring hospitals and help patients with non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries to get access to the care they need and receive that treatment more quickly.
Patients will also have access to dieticians, chiropractors and other specialized services such as dialysis day clinics, clinics for expectant and new mothers, targeted care for youth and seniors, wellness programs, and mental health and addictions programs.
Increasing access to health care by building and upgrading hospitals is part of our plan to create jobs, grow our economy and help people in their everyday lives.
Quick Facts
- Ontario is investing up to $451 million in the Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness to complement the services at Brampton Civic Hospital and Etobicoke General Hospital.
- Peel Memorial's Urgent Care Centre is staffed by emergency-trained physicians and staff, and is equipped with high-tech diagnostic imaging and lab services. Open 14 hours a day, 365 days a year, it provides the community with more options for treating non-life-threatening illnesses or injuries.
- The project has incorporated sustainable design and construction features with the goal of achieving Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver certification. LEED buildings provide healthy indoor environments, have lower greenhouse gas emissions and use energy, water and other resources more efficiently.
- Ontario is making the largest infrastructure investment in hospitals, schools, public transit, roads and bridges in the province's history. To learn more about what's happening in your community, go to Ontario.ca/BuildON.
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"This new hospital will make it easier and faster for people in the Brampton area to get high- quality health care. Brampton's population is growing quickly. This hospital is meeting that demand now and also creating better care for the future. It is part of our unprecedented investment across the province in hospitals, schools, roads, bridges and transit that is making a difference in people's everyday lives."
Kathleen Wynne
"I'm proud to celebrate the opening of the new Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness. With this investment, we will ensure that the people of Peel Region have access to high quality, integrated health care close to home. This hospital will lead the way in building community partnerships and providing innovative models of care that truly put patients at the heart of our health system."
Dr. Eric Hoskins
"I'm thrilled to see the new Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness officially open here in Brampton. This is great news for people in our community, who will have access to a full range of health care services under one roof. This hospital demonstrates our government's commitment to providing families with top quality health care close to home."
Vic Dhillon
"The tremendous cooperation that has been provided to William Osler Health System throughout Peel Memorial's redevelopment journey has been unprecedented and is a true partnership to renew and revitalize this hospital. We are beyond grateful to the Ontario government, the City of Brampton, Osler Foundation, and to the residents of this community for their incredible investment in the future of health care in this region, and their continued support along the way."
Vanita Varma
"This is an historic day for the William Osler Health System, and a truly exciting time for health care in Brampton and the surrounding area. With the opening of the new Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness, we are providing this growing community with even greater access to the important services they need most, while focusing on health, wellness and prevention of illness and chronic disease."
Joanne Flewwelling
"Infrastructure Ontario is proud to have partnered with William Osler Health System to deliver a facility that will benefit the residents of Brampton for many years to come. While IO's primary role is to build and maintain public infrastructure and real estate, all of our work is aimed at strengthening communities."
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The polycystic ovary syndrome Original Art Of Acupuncture — What You Need To Know
It is really not always easy to look for help once you have a disorder ailing you. Sometimes traditional medicine options just don't work, or they actually do more harm than good. When your physician has no advice, where do you turn? In case you have not tried acupuncture therapy, then you should attempt it all out since it is completely natural and has been shown to work in treating numerous conditions. Read on to educate yourself with this therapy.
After having acupuncture, ensure you relax and rest. Go easy with exercise as well as other activities. Ensure any exercising you need to do is gradual, light, and gentle. The main reason why is because acupuncture gets things moving inside your body which means your body may respond in such a way that you're not expecting or ready for.
Usually do not make the mistake of believing that all of your current pain is certain to be gone after one pain relief acupuncturist acupuncture treatment. It requires many people a good number of treatment before they see any kind of results. That is why it is necessary that you should stay patient along the way.
Avoid over-eating correctly before your acupuncture appointment. Although you should not go before eating any breakfast, as this can lead to feeling dizzy, you can't be too full either. Call and ask for guidance with all the receptionist if you're unclear, but don't take any chances by indulging within a big meal a few hours before going.
While you might have an appreciation for the level of work you're getting done at an acupuncturist, you don't usually have to tip them. An acupuncturist is essentially like a nurse or possibly a doctor rather than like a person that's serving you with a restaurant. They're health care professionals, an industry by which tips aren't given.
Think ahead prior to schedule your following acupuncture appointment. Its best that you just don't possess a acupuncture for pain relief session prior to or soon after one does something strenuous. If you usually workout on Wednesdays, make the appointment over a Thursday. If you're expecting to get a stressful day or two, schedule your appointment for your following week. Acupuncture works best when you're truly capable to relax.
Approach acupuncture with an open mind and make certain you fully understand just what the treatment is going to do to your body. You should not dismiss this procedure before passing it on an opportunity. Schedule some appointments to acquire treated to your chronic pain and choose to hold applying this method if you get great outcomes.
When receiving a natural treatment, you ought to be less apprehensive than traditional medicinal treatments. At worst, you may have tried a treatment which just didn't work. Whether it does succeed, you will certainly be free from pain and physical difficulties. It can be really worth the shot of passing it on a test to get the help you are interested in.


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El Norte - 35th Anniversary Screening
A work of social realism imbued with dreamlike imagery, El Norte is a lovingly-rendered story of hope and survival, which critic Roger Ebert called "a Grapes of Wrath for our time." The film tells the timely story of Enrique and Rosa, siblings who flee persecution in Guatemala and journey north through Mexico and on to the United States with the dream of starting a new life. With immigration as one of the most pressing and polarizing issues on the national agenda, it has a renewed potency as it portrays the harrowing odyssey to the U.S. and the struggles of adapting to a new life in Los Angeles. This 35th-anniversary screening pays homage to the movie's masterful quality and enduring influence. (Gregory Nava, 1983, 139 min.)
FREE event; no advance tickets required
Event Location: UCSB Campbell Hall
More Info: https://artsandlectures.ucsb.edu/Details.aspx?PerfNum=4099