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Healthy living is the key to a healthy mind. Can there be anything better than a blooming smile? Equipment like fitness trackers, wearable, health watches and telemedicine are leading the time. Even getting a doctor's consultation is the easiest thing possible. Also, the rising need for health care being delivered at home is getting increasingly necessary. While it is quite important in the aspects of medicines, it is equally preferable when it comes to dentistry. In this write-up we will discuss about advanced dentistry and affordable dental implants.
Various thriving examples of telemedicine are:
• Video/live chat with the doctor.
• Dermatology mobile applications for various skin conditions.
• DNA tests at home.
• Eye testing at home.
• Ear testing at home.
Need for teledentistry
Often, dentistry is seen as an emergency check-up. If we compare the regular visits at dentists than other health problems, just more 50% people make it disciplined. Most of the time, the chief reasons behind this irregularity is the costing, fear and long duration of treatments. Because of this, most of the adults do not prefer going for dentistry treatments.
There are many factors to consider such as travel issues for the elderly population, school children lacking proper dental care and people living in remote areas. For these many hindrances, teledentistry becomes a real solution.
What actually teledentistry is?
Teledentistry is the arrival of technology in dental check-ups, consultation, awareness, and advice. With the help of telehealth, a treatment for dental care, advice, and information is generated. The patient does not have to be in the in-person contact of the dentists.
What are the scopes with teledentistry?
Right Assessment:
Teledentistry is conducted with the help of photos, videos which are provided by the patient only. Also, the dentists can use the existing pictures which were taken during the in-person examination.
Whenever a person is experiencing pain or irritation in the tooth, they will require antibiotics to cure it. Instead of sending them to GP with that terrible pain and waiting for the physical appointment, teledentistry can be a great help.
Teledentistry is a quite cost favoring method to get the world-class dental assistance and treatments. Dentists can supervise and check the progress anywhere from the remote area.
However, apart from the new technology, another factor which bothers is the affordability. Especially, when it comes to affordable dental implants, getting a proper and functioning solution is imperative. Since dental implants rise up to unimaginable budget wracks, we have listed some ways to sober down the pricing a bit.
Sorting after Comparison:
To avail the best rates, you should consult several dentists. Simply search dental implants in indianapolis to get a handy list to visit. After getting quotes from multiple locations, you will get to know the average pricing. You can always ask for comprehensive segregation of the complete costing. This can include important consultation, modeling, imaging, anesthesia, materials, and surgery.
Dentistry Discount Plans:
Many advanced clinics offer special assistance to members. You can always reap best benefits from the membership-plans which deal with the yearly and monthly payment of the dentistry fees. You can get discount from 10% to 60%. Patients, who get involved in these plans, should use dentists work with the network. This is a robust way to deal with unimaginably higher pricing.
Alternate Solutions:
To deal with the crooked or missing teeth, partial dentures and bridges can be a good alternate option. Also, in cases like replacement of missing teeth or extraction, it is possible to have chosen some of these alternatives. Of course, they would not last for as long as expected but will give you a complete coverage of spent money. The only drawback can be of the withering of the jaw which supports the artificial teeth.
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The youth and schools programme tends to principally throughout the day and receives support from both the Generalitat of Catalonia and the Ajuntament de Barcelona.
In the evenings there is also an extensive programme of productions directed towards an adult audience.
The JTG opened in 1988 and has capacity for 350 spectators.
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1) Awake and up early, coffee, devotional, breakfast, and completed and published a column on a topic some might find scandalous, so I didn't distribute it widely.
2) Since I couldn't be with my mother in person this Mother's Day, I did something she'd heartily approve of: planting seeds and weeding weeds in the garden. Not only the last packet of nasturtiums (peach melba), but three packets of herb seeds from last year: Provence lavender, mignonette, and creeping thyme. With my skill as a gardener it's highly likely they won't come up, but it's the thought that counts.
3) Because OF COURSE during the day I had to watch Mildred Pierce and most of Now Voyager.
3a) But toward the dinner hour I just had to put on Gone With the Wind for the first time in many many months.
4) I did something else Mother would have liked me doing: booking my flights for my summer visit home.
5) She and I spoke twice today, once at midday briefly, and in the early evening for a more extended chat. She said that the orchid corsage I sent her got a lot of compliments at church.
6) Started researching birthday vacation destinations: Vienna and Budapest. Recommendations welcome!
7) The tarot . . . well, the tarot makes things look a bit rocky for me, but not completely rocky.
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It is not known exactly what to expect from an overdose of this medication. Kaletra oral solution contains alcohol, and an overdose with this product could cause alcohol toxicity.
If you happen to take too much Kaletra, seek immediate medical attention.
(Click Kaletra Overdose for more information.)
Kaletra tablets should be stored at room temperature, away from moisture and heat. The oral solution can be kept in the refrigerator or at room temperature, although your pharmacist should store it in the refrigerator. If you choose to keep the oral solution at room temperature, it is only good for two months. Keep both tablets and oral solution in an airtight container.
Keep Kaletra and all other medications out of the reach of children.
It is very important that you not miss Kaletra doses. If you do not take your dose as scheduled, take the missed dose as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and continue with your regular schedule. Be sure to tell your healthcare provider if you are having trouble remembering to take your HIV medications.
Kaletra comes in the following strengths and forms:
- Kaletra tablets -- 200 mg of lopinavir and 50 mg of ritonavir per tablet
- Kaletra oral solution -- 80 mg of lopinavir and 20 mg of ritonavir per mL (equivalent to 400 mg of lopinavir and 100 mg of ritonavir per teaspoonful).
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Kaletra [package insert]. North Chicago, IL: Abbott Laboratories;2013 January.
Food and Drug Administration, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. Electronic orange book: approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations. FDA Web site. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/cder/ob/. Accessed October 15, 2007.
Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. 7th ed. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;2005.
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Meet the Photographer
Hey there!
My name is Brooklyn, and I am the proud owner of Ivory Woods Studio. I live in the darling small town of Kuna, Idaho, and grew up in the next town over - I'm an Idahoan through and through! I am a hopeless romantic with an adventurous soul. I married my husband less than three months after we met, and together we have two amazing children. I love working on our home, eating one too many desserts, and traveling as often as possible.
I started photographing people when I was thirteen years old. I started with friends and family, which soon spiraled into their friends and family, and eventually resulted in a business. I've photographed more sessions and events than I can count, met so many incredible people, and traveled to many amazing places over the years. In the last decade photography has evolved into my passion.
My photography style revolves mainly around natural light and embraces a traditional and colorful look. I love to deliver a mixture of classic poses, authentic candid moments, and little details. One of the best parts about my job is showing you my interpretation of this moment in your life. In addition to digitals I offer professional quality prints and products, so you can enjoy your images for many years to come.
Thanks for taking the time to meet me - I look forward to getting to know more about you through our session together.
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Design Like Mad is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that brings together diverse talent for 12-hour "Design Marathons" to benefit nonprofits. Its mission is:
- To create stronger local and global design communities by promoting collaboration, networking, and dialogue between designers both in-person and online.
- To give back to local nonprofit organizations by providing pro bono design services they wouldn't otherwise be able to afford.
- To engage local designers with their communities in a positive way.
- To give students the opportunity to participate in a "micro-internship" with professional designers in the setting of a Design Like Mad event.
You get to decide the next two U.S. cities to host Design Like Mad! For any donation $25 or over, you will get to vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city. After you submit your donation, you will receive an email with a survey asking you to vote for your city. If your city is one of the top 2 with the most votes, Design Like Mad is coming to you this fall!
Designer and founder Abby Larner saw a need for the opportunity for designers to collaborate. She hosted the first Design Like Mad in December 2013, in Madison, Wisconsin. The event was a huge success, and brought together 80 talented designers and developers to work on projects for 21 local nonprofits. Projects included branding and website design, print collateral, architecture, and interior design.
In 2014 Design Like Mad held 2 events in Madison, WI, and Portland, OR. So far in 2015 there are 4 events being planned in:
- Milwaukee, WI (May 2nd)
- San Diego, CA (June 20th)
- Madison, WI (October 10th)
- Portland, OR (Fall - TBD)
Design Like Mad helped a total of 46 nonprofits in 2013 and 2014. See projects from our past events.
For participants, it starts with a simple application. The application gives designers, developers, and nonprofits the chance to tell a little bit about themselves. With this information, we place participants on a team depending on their skill sets and the needs of the accepted nonprofits.
A week before the Design Like Mad event, participants get a chance to meet their teammates, their nonprofits, and other participants at a pre-planning meeting/networking night. Participants have about 3 hours to get to know each other and discuss the goals and needs of their nonprofit. This meeting gives teams a chance to put together a game plan for the Design Like Mad event. Get ready for a whirlwind 12 hours!
The Design Like Mad events run for 12 hours and are 100% free for all designers and developers. The experience includes: 3 meals, SWAG, raffle prizes, and much more! As the participants work hard in a room buzzing with creativity, nonprofits stop in for two critique sessions during the day. The excitement only grows during the last hour of the event, during which each team gets the chance to present the work it produced for the rest of the participants and members of the community.
Design Like Mad is unique because of its participants - the designers and developers that donate their time and talents to make a positive difference in their community. Since 2013 Design Like Mad has helped a total of 46 nonprofit organizations and strengthened design communities across the United States. Each Design Like Mad event costs between $5,000 and $7,000 and includes:
- Event Space
- A/V Equipment
- 3 Meals for our Participants
- Raffle Prizes
- Organizational Costs and Additional Materials (printing, cutting, computer access, etc.)
- To spread Design Like Mad to 2 more U.S. cities in 2015. This includes money to cover event costs in both cities.
- To support organizers in other U.S. cities that want to host Design Like Mad events. Since 2013 there has been a growing interest in hosting Design Like Mad events in other cities. We want to be able to help organizers with modern technology, 24/7 support with questions and concerns, website maintenance, and fundraising aid.
- To create an online platform to help organizers in cities throughout the U.S. manage their events. This platform will help with financial tracking, participant applications, team creation, and time management.
- May 26th: Kickstarter ends
- June 1st: Winning cities are announced and call for organizers (if anyone is interested in helping to organize, this will be their chance to get in on the action!)
- June 8th - Fall 2015: Planning for events in 2 new U.S. cities
- Fall 2015: Design Like Mad events happen!
$10 - Design Like Mad Sticker:
$25- Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city and 3 stickers:
After you donate $25 or more, you'll receive a message through Kickstarter requesting your vote for the next Design Like Mad city!
$35 - Design Like Mad T-Shirt and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$50 - Limited Edition Postcard Notepad and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
Click here to learn more about the postcard notepad.
$75 - Online Branding Workshop and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$75 - Design Like Mad T-Shirt and Limited Edition Postcard Notepad:
$125 - DLM2015 Reward Pack and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$150 - Online Branding Workshop, T-Shirt and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$200 - Online Branding Workshop, Limited Edition Postcard Notepad, and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$250 - Branding Workshop, DLM2015 Reward Pack, and Vote to bring Design Like Mad to your city:
$10,000 - Choose a U.S. city:
Thank you so much to all of the people that made this campaign happen!
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And all of the artists for their contributions to the Postcard Notepad!
Risks and challenges
Our biggest challenge with this project is hosting 4 events this fall. We have never had this many events running in the same span of time, and with our small team it will be a challenge to make sure we offer the best support and organization to each city.
The good news is that we have support in many cities from individuals who have already hosted events and are ready and eager to help make Design Like Mad happen! With their support, we will be able to make all 4 events a success.Learn about accountability on Kickstarter
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The Finnish photo artist Christoffer Relander is in love with the graceful, simple landscapes of his homeland. After the very successful project Jarred & Displaced I, which was shown among others by the Institute of Finnish Culture in Madrid, now it is time for Jarred & Displaced II to hit the spotlight.
The idea remains the same: with the help of double exposure, Relander captures the landscape in a glass jar. The photographer started the project Jarred & Displaced driven by his "childhood separation anxiety" and the idea of being an "ambitious collector." This is the second installment of the project, the first one portraying the landscapes all in black and white.
All works are intentional double exposures shot 'in-camera', meaning this project was not created or layered in external software like Photoshop. The resulting images are not put into physical jars (as is misunderstood sometimes); it's two exposed shots that blend 'in-camera' into a single image.
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Moray Archery Centre
Open to the public at the weekends and Monday to Wednesday evenings from April to October.
All sessions must be pre-booked at least a week in advance as we do not offer a drop in service.
Our Archery Centre
is 2 miles south of Elgin.
On the road to Thomshill.
Moray Archery
Glenlossie Road
Indoor range
Unit 9 Perimetre Road pinefield Industrial Estate Elgin IV30 6AF
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Thursday & Friday
Session 1 = 6-7pm
Session 2 = 7-8pm
Session 3 = 8-9.15pm
The English longbow, also called the Welsh longbow
The Longbow is a powerful type of medieval longbow (a tall bow for archery) about 6 ft (1.83 m) long used by the English and Welsh for hunting and as a weapon in medieval warfare. English use of longbows was effective against the French during the Hundred Years' War, particularly at the start of the war in the battles of Crécy (1346) and Poitiers (1356), and most famously at the Battle of Agincourt (1415). They became less successful after this, with longbowmen taking casualties at the Battle of Verneuil (1424), and being completely routed at the Battle of Patay (1429) when they were charged before they had set up their defensive position. The term "English" or "Welsh" longbow is a modern usage to distinguish these bows from other longbows, though in fact identical bows were used across northern and western Europe; indeed a very large proportion of yew bowstaves were imported from Spain from the fourteenth century onward, if not earlier.
The preferred material to make the longbow was yew, although ash, elm and other woods were also used. The traditional construction of a longbow consists of drying the yew wood for 1 to 2 years, then slowly working the wood into shape, with the entire process taking up to four years. (This can be done far more quickly by working the wood down when wet, as a thinner piece of wood will dry much faster.) The bow stave is shaped into a D-section. The outer "back" of sapwood, approximately flat, follows the natural growth rings; modern bowyers often thin the sapwood. The heartwood resists compression and the outer sapwood performs better in tension. This combination in a single piece of wood (a self bow) forms a natural "laminate", somewhat similar in effect to the construction of a composite bow. Longbows will last a long time if protected with a water-resistant coating, traditionally of "wax, resin and fine tallow".


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Trion have been teasing us with the water update for a while now and in this Friday's livestream, they revealed some more information and finally showed us boats and fishing. Some of the things they showed will go live next week, some will come the week after. As usual, I will give you the most important news here, but won't go into every single detail.
The newest crafting profession, fishing, will come. By unlocking different fishing poles, you will be able to fish in different liquids. The basic one allows you to fish in water, but apparently, lava, plasma and chocolate will be available as well. Getting a special lure (like the one pictured on the left) will unlock the ability to fish in certain liquids (plasma in this case). The fishing poles themselves are more or less cosmetic, though. You can then use any of the fishing poles that you have to fish in the liquids you have unlocked.
You will also need lures which can be bought at a vendor. Which fish you can get also depends on the liquid, the biome you're in and on the time (not sure if they mean a day and night cycle or a season). Once you've got a fish, what can you do with it? Of course, you deconstruct it! I do not want to imagine that in detail, to be honest. ;) Anyway, one example given was the "Fat Catfish" which will give you a lot of glim if you deconstruct it. A special crafting resource that will come from fishing is the "Ancient Scale" which can be used to make a bigger boat.
We will be able to fish in our club worlds, but not every fish will be available this way.
Next up was boats. They will come in different sizes. For example, clipper-sized boats, but also bigger ones (galleon-sized). There will be an equipment slot for the boat and one for the sail. So you can probably customize the look of your boat a bit this way. When you're on your boat, you will have a "free camera" view. Navigating the boat will be different from moving your character. There will be acceleration, for example, and steering.
There will be some boats in the shop, but for the bigger boats, you will actually have to play the game. ;) The Treasure Isles will be where you will be able to get whatever you need for the boats. "Golden Seashells" will drop there (and/or they're going to be harvestable) which you will need to craft those bigger boats.
Pirate class
The Pirate class will be shown in detail in next week's livestream. The most important bits now.
- It's called the "Pirate Captain"
- Right mouse button throws down a cannon. You can upgrade that cannon.
- Basic attack is called the "Plunderbuss"
- As you hit things, doubloons will spawn that upgrade your cannon
- First mouse button is a decoy pirate ("Proxy Pirate"). A bit like the faerie trickster, but the pirate explodes when it dies.
- Your ultimate is a mortar
Some things that are coming next week
- They'll increase the number of layers (or lairs? I actually have a hard time understanding Avarem and I don't know what "layers" ares, "lairs" would make more sense…) that spawn in an adventuring zone
- The dance pad will get music added, apparently
- Two equipment pieces per dungeon
- Adventuring Treasure chests that sound like they function like chaos chests with changing rewards. But the adventure chests drop within the game. No credits needed to purchase these as opposed to the chaos chests.
- One of the items you can find in such a chest is the "Pink Cookiephant" – quite obviously, a pink elephant mount. Those mounts will be quite common. They mentioned a 5 % drop rate.


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Dear Parents/Guardians of 6th Graders and New Students:
The start of a new school year is quickly approaching and we are very excited about getting to meet all of our new students, as well as welcoming back our returning students! We would like to remind everyone that our 6th Grade/New Student Orientation is coming up on Tuesday, August 22nd. For your convenience, there are two presentations (10:00 AM and 7:00 PM). Following the presentations, parents and students are welcome to walk the building and familiarize themselves with the room locations.
The Middle School PTA will be present at both times selling great school spirit wear and accepting memberships. This is a great opportunity to pick up one of our new house shirts!
We look forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday!
Thank you,
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"Goodbye Domino Sugar."
Was one of the eery sentences I heard from visitors like myself as I left the exhibit this past weekend.
I took some time to go out to Brooklyn this past weekend to make the pilgrimage to "A Subtlety", the large installation presented by Creative Time by visual artist Kara Walker.
I stepped through a place that was emotional and breath-taking. The near hour-long wait and release form submission was totally worth it (its on a live construction site and some of the warnings and hazards besides slippery floors and machinery was possible inhalation of chemicals and exposure to asbestos...)
As you step in you're bombarded with the smell of molasses/burnt sugar (as I was obviously shocked by as you see in the video). And as there were 100-200 people in the facility at any given moment, it still felt and smelled like an abandoned, forgotten place.
Making your way towards the 'mammyfied' sphinx or "Marvelous Sugar Baby", you step on solidified puddles of brown sugar, collected by the melting sugar sculptures of children carrying what looked to resemble straw baskets. If that wasn't surprising enough, some of the figures were completely knocked over by their own melting weight and left there until it melted into nothing, much like the rest of the building. Something about the abandoned type of smell with the amount of people that came to see A Subtlety with the knowledge that this building was due to be demolished after the exhibition (through July 6, 2014) I collected tears in my eyes and held onto a few breaths.
There is amazing content on the public art org Creative Time that presented Walker's ambitious project on their website. Definitely check out their video with the building process, literature on Walker, and her mission for Marvelous Sugar Baby and drafts and drawings from her inspiration.


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A Boolean value that represents whether this Web should inherit its global navigation.
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This property wraps the UseShared property.
The top-level Web site cannot inherit its global navigation. Most PublishingWeb objects that are not root Web sites inherit global navigation.
This property affects the starting node for global navigation. By default, global navigation starts at the root Web site, so this Web site and those beneath it are displayed even when a user is visiting a Web site further down the hierarchy.
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Volume Fifty-Four
No. 2
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Richard Johnson wrote, "History can be a collection of memories by a certain person, of a certain place at a certain time. And so it is with this story, a short account of my memories of such a place during a certain period of time, not that long ago." Here is his story of growing up on the west side of Batavia between 1935 and 1945. Following is an article by Marj Holbrook detailing families and businesses on the East Side. In the third article, Barbara Frydendall Gross recalls growing up on the east side just a little later. Enjoy the look back at Batavia and enjoy your memories of those times and places.
Richard Johnson
The west side of Batavia Avenue between First Street and Main Street, was to me and many other "Westsiders", quite simply "downtown" during the Great Depression, and probably before, and through World War II, and for sometime after. The 10-year period of time, between 1935 and 1945, sticks in my mind as special, mainly because those were my growing up years and, though we did not think it so as it was happening, a whole lot of history was in the making.
Dollar's worth of regular?
OK!" As the 18 cents per gallon regular was being pumped into the tank, the other attendant, if he was not busy with another car, had already raised the hood on yours and was checking fluid levels: oil, radiator, battery and on to the fan belt and anything else needing attention. Next, they inspected the windshield wiper blades for wear, cleaned the rubber squeegee part, then washed and dried the windshield with a clean cloth.
Time permitting; they would often clean the rest of the windows also. Last, all four tires, and sometimes the spare, were checked and brought to the correct 35psi pressure. Then you either went into the office and paid Mr. Carlson directly, or simply paid the attendant. If business was slow, or you were known to be a tipping customer, you might even get the front floor of your car swept out with a whisk broom as part of the service.
Yes, a fill-up or a dollar's worth got you the same service at Carlson's Texaco; a sort of ballet-like performance by the two attendants and fun for a kid to watch. I don't know their names now, but I did then and in my mind's eye, I can see them still. Yes, Sir!
The next business going south towards Main Street was no business at all, just a vacant lot, which, according the Tri-City Directory of the time was owned and occupied by a National Tea Store, a grocery store, one of the 1600 stores in a chain operating across the Midwest: 600 in Chicagoland alone. During the subject decade, however, it was, and remained, just a weed-grown empty lot, next to which was Connie Sheahan's Electric Store. Connie, until he died, ran an electrical repair and retail store where he fixed and sold all sorts of electrical stuff.
The Batavia Liquor Store, a thriving enterprise, owned and managed by bartender A1 Bartells, was next on the street. A1 had a retail bottle shop up front, by the entrance, and a cool, dimly lit bar at the back. It was a friendly, well patronized place where people came to visit over a cool glass of tap beer or simply to find a place near the end of the bar where they could drink in peace.
The store front at night was brilliantly lit with neon which, in the summer Mayfly season, attracted swarms of the pesky insects up from the Fox River where they hatched. For about a week hordes of them would be flying in your face and making the sidewalk squishy where people had stepped on them. Then, as suddenly as they appeared, they disappeared until next year, same place, and same time: again doing their thing.
Since I was too young to drink, my main benefit from Batavia Liquor was salvaging corks from the empty whisky bottles that had been thrown out back into trash cans, to be used as fishing bobbers. When partially split length wise and slipped onto the fishing line, they worked quite well. My baby sister Marilyn, however, made a more direct and lasting alliance with the Bartells family. She later married Robert, ATs middle son, had three beautiful daughters and lived happily in Aurora until the day Bob had a heart attack while playing tennis one summer afternoon, making Marilyn a widow at a very early age. Despite serious health problems of her own, she lived on to see her grandchildren come along, then one day died peacefully while taking her afternoon nap.
There was another, earlier business connection involving our two families, sort of a partnership between A1 and my Uncle Harry. This was a loose but beneficial arrangement where A1 was the retail supplier and Harry was the customer consumer. Both partners got along quite well and both profited. In fact, on a fairly regular basis, after a night of business, Harry would come home so profitable that he could hardly walk!
Again going south, I came to Bert Johnson's Rexall Drug Store, where you could buy almost anything
your heart desired, especially if you were a kid. Bert was both proprietor and pharmacist. In the back of the store, behind an open, but barred, window, he filled the medical prescriptions that people brought to him. This was also where you brought your camera film to be developed, printed, and later, picked up in a gray photo envelope. Out front was where the drug store shifted gears and became a different place altogether. Here, you could buy almost anything that a modem Walgreen's would carry, except for the absolutely beautiful, full service soda fountain complete with a soda "jerk" wearing a little white hat. With 5-cent single dip ice cream cones, ice cream bars on a stick covered in chocolate and sometimes, if you were lucky, you might get a stick with "free bar" printed on it. Also available were Popsicles, frozen Powerhouse candy bars, fizzy glasses of Coca Cola and phosphates, milkshakes and malts of all flavors, banana splits and a fantastic 3-scoop hot fudge sundae with whipped cream, a generous sprinkle of warm Double Kay deluxe mixed nuts topped off with a red Maraschino cherry; simply a work of art: 30 cents and worth every penny. Needless to say, when you only got 50 cents for mowing a really big lawn, a hot fudge sundae was maybe a 2 to 3 time event during the year for most kids.
One day, while waiting by the candy case to buy a pack of gum, a display box of Lifesaver candy mints caught my eye and I decided to pocket one of the rolls. Bert came up from the back room to wait on me. I paid him for the gum and turned to leave. Without raising his voice, Bert asked if I would also like to pay for what I had put in my pocket. I didn't know that he could see me from the back, but he could and he was watching. Totally embarrassed, I said no, I guess not and returned the lifesavers to their box. He never said another word about it, either to me or my parents and continued to treat me like any other honest customer. But he did break me of shoplifting, or theft of any kind: forever, for which he still has my gratitude.
Victor Anderson's hardware store was next on the street. Anderson's was the kind of store where, if he didn't have it, you probably didn't need it or maybe something like it would do. In the back room, amid the clutter of all kinds of stuff, Vic and his son, Cliff, would repair things, mostly broken windows and screens. Cliff also ran a radio repair shop there. Actually, this was probably the real heart of the store: both men spent a lot of time back there working on one thing or another. Up front, like the drug % store, things were a little different. Hardware items were stocked in neat little bins: nuts, bolts, etc., kegs of nails were arranged along the aisles and a small display of home appliances were placed on shelves that lined the walls. It was a good place to go for that Christmas gift for Mom. As time went on and America became more involved in the war, certain hardware items went to the military and were hard to find, especially things made of aluminum and rubber. Also in short supply was sporting ammunition, a very important item for those of us that hunted rabbits, pheasants and ducks each Fall. Military restricted amounts of shotgun shells were allotted to various sporting goods and hardware stores during hunting season. At that time, those of us that were hunters would haunt Vic's hoping for shotgun shells, which, when available, he rationed out to us: 10 per person per shipment, until the supply was gone. He was always fair about it and between those of us that hunted together; we managed to make our shares last out the season. A lot of weird ammo came to light at that time; most of it quite old and some even defective. Once, Vic came up with a whole case of 28 gauge shotgun shells, a size that none of us even knew existed, let alone owned.
The store next to Anderson's Hardware is shown in the Tri-City Directory as the Crystal Barber Shop, together with the Polly Anne Beauty Shoppe that everyone knew simply as Mike Schomig's barber shop: "Mike's" for short. Mike's was unique in that you had to make an appointment for a haircut and, also that his haircut price was high. Just how high, I never knew, but higher than the two-bits that Smitty on Wilson Street charged while out in "Little Jericho", near the Twin Elms convenience store crippled
Mr. Hendrickson asked 10 cents. Both barbers were snuffers, however, and it might have been worth the extra money to go to Mike's, just to escape their sinus breath. But, money was short and the closest I ever got to Mike's was watching him through the window working on a customer.
The West Side Fruit Store, known to us as Perna's Grocery, was located next to Mike's. Mom did all her grocery shopping there mainly because kindly Mr. Perna would extend credit to her. Dominik Perna, an Italian immigrant, apparently knew what it meant to be poor. He carried many others on his books: those who simply could not always pay the whole price for what it took to keep their families fed. Dominik allowed Mom to charge up to about $350.00 for several years. That amount of money was equal to 3 1/2 months pay that Dad made at his job at Mooseheart, before taxes. Dad never made more than $1400 a year there, but Mooseheart kept him on, even when his health failed about two years before he died. They always found something for him to do.
At Perna's, it was always: "Good morning Mrs. Johnson, what do you need today?" (Just like Carlson's Texaco!) Item by item mom would get what she needed and item by item, Dominik would pick it off the shelf and place it on the well-worn wood counter next to the cash register. Like all the old time grocery stores, this was not a place where you picked your own stuff from the shelves. Some of the lighter, more bulky items were stored on the top shelf, such as Kellogg's "Pep", Dad's favorite cereal, besides oatmeal, which Mr. Perna would retrieve with a long set of tongs and place on the counter with the other things. When Mom was done with the order, Mr. Perna would enter each item on a page in his sales book then ring up the total on the cash register and hand Mom the bill. Sometimes she could pay the whole bill and sometimes she couldn't and would have to ask Mr. Perna to put the rest on her account, which he always did as far as I know. Mom's greatest pleasure was when she was finally able to pay off that account, after I started working steady after high school and was able to pay her room and board.
Dominik did sell fresh fruit and vegetables when they were in season. It was an awesome sight for a little kid to look up at a whole stalk of yellow bananas, hung at a handy height by a rope tied to a hook in the ceiling. Occasionally, there would be a huge tropical spider hitch hiker in the bananas that would be coaxed into a Mason jar, with a few air holes in the lid, and placed on display for awhile, attracting many curious people who came to catch a glimpse of a creature from the jungle rain forest.
There was an A&P "supermarket" across the street from Perna's, an indicator of what was to come, 'though we didn't recognize it as such at the time.
In most respects, it was ' much like today's supermarkets, but on a smaller scale. Since the A&P would not extend credit
to it's customers: cash on the barrel head as you went through the checkout,
Perna's store still attracted a lot of people. Looking back, even though Mr. Perna, himself, was a frugal person, how could he afford to stay in business, considering his credit policy? But, survive he, did and eventually passed the store on to his son, Frank, who kept it going for a long time after.
It is not shown in the Directory, but the next business south of the meat market was another vacant lot, formerly the site of an old hotel that was still standing, empty, as of 1935. Sometime after that the building was torn down and the empty lot became a
used car lot, remaining undeveloped for many years. Later, after the war had ended, I bought my first "good" car there. It was a pretty blue, 1939 Plymouth with a good radio, good tires and hydraulic brakes. I kept that car until I was drafted into the army and sent to Korea. Then, since there was no one at home to take care of it, I asked Mom to sell it.
Art's Tavern was adjacent to the south side of this lot and was a popular place for the farmers that were in town on Saturdays. It was also weft patronized throughout the week by factory workers on their way home after a hard day's work. Taverns like Art's were strategically located to accommodate the thirst of Batavia's work force, most of whom had jobs at the U.S. and the other factories located mainly on the Island and along both sides of the river.
Living in my neighborhood was an elderly factory hand who, although now retired, continued to honor the ritual of stopping at Art's, much to the dismay of his family who, one time, hide his shoes to keep him at home where he belonged. Old Mr. Coleman, however, was a persistent man and it was my good luck to see him that day, pad, pad, padding down the Main Street sidewalk wearing stockings, but no shoes, on his way to Art's Tavern: a determined man on a mission!
According to a photograph of the time, the next store is occupied by Lund's Photo Shop, an old Batavia business formerly located on the floor above the Colonial Ice Cream store next to the huge old Methodist church on the comer of Batavia Avenue and Wilson Street.
On the comer of Batavia Avenue and Main Street, the south end of Downtown, was a restaurant / snack shop that, like Lund's, I don't really recall. However, on the east side of the street, on the corner, was O.T. Benson's Phillips 66 gas station where Dad bought gas for his Model A Ford. During the war, he had an "A" sticker on the windshield that allotted him three gallons of gas per week; just enough to get him back and forth from work, with a little left over. At that time, highway speed was posted at 35 mph, not as much to save gas, as to conserve the rubber tires. With the loss of Southeast Asia to the Japanese, America's rubber supply was critically low. Tires were often run down to the ply cords. Recap tires were common but still hard to get. It wasn't until later, that a way was found to synthesize rubber, that the demand was finally satisfied. O.T. also sold Byerly's natural juice drink. At 5 cents per bottle, it was a wonderful alternative to the colas.
There was not much on the east side of Batavia Avenue that was of interest to me at that time, except for the little woodcraft shop on the upper floor of the old livery stable building located at the north corner of the block, then used by Favoright Motors to sell used cars. This shop, complete with tools, materials , and an instructor, was a little piece of President Roosevelt's Works Project Administration program, the mighty WPA, made available to Batavia's citizens where anyone, kids included, could go to make things out of wood: simple furniture, bird houses, stuff like that. The instructor was a paid worker and was there to help you with your project, whatever it might be. I learned how to use a coping saw there and made a birdhouse and others made things too. It was a busy place during those days and it gave a man a job and a paycheck; win-win for everyone.
Later, in the 1950's, while working as a pipefitter apprentice for the Western United Gas and Electric Company, my partner Ray would stop at the Batavia Coffee shop for lunch whenever we worked the Batavia-Geneva area. The shop, tucked into a little nook near Favoright Motor, served a good hot lunch at a fair price. It was run by Greek immigrant who also made great peach pie.
This was Downtown Batavia for me for many years. Everything necessary to daily life was here; there was no need to go anywhere else. I also remember the white ceramic "bubbler" water fountains, two I think, located on that block where thirsty shoppers on a summer day could drink the best tasting water in the world: ancient, glacial water from Batavia's own deep well that pierced the limestone cap over the Green Bay aquifer and brought it up to us; untreated, heavy on lime, but oh, so cool and good.
For those of us that still remember, Downtown still exists, and the magic remains together with the memories of a difficult, but simpler, time. I still miss it.
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Bortner's, just east of the CB&Q railroad tracks near Wilson and Prairie, was known for its fine meats. Erwin and Martha Bortner ran the store with their sons, Erwin "Junior" and Bill. Bill later worked at Batavia Foundry and Machine while "Junior" continued at the grocery. Erwin's homemade pulled pork barbecue was famous in the area.
Sloggett's, at the comer of Spring and Delia streets, also was known for its meats. Earl and Esther Sloggett knew all their customers and, like most stores of the era, provided individualized and personal delivery service to customers' homes.
Maves, at North Washington Avenue and Church streets, provided lots of teen boys their first job experiences and they were loyal to owner Harold Maves. The store was a popular stop to pick up a Coke or bottle of soda and also had a case of ice cream bars and cones that attracted young clients. Harold Maves, owner, was known throughout the community and was named Batavia's Citizen of the Year in 1974. His commendation called him a friend, counselor and neighborhood "watchdog."
The three other groceries included one at Delia and State streets operated by Ken and Fern Patterson, but previously known as Daniel's grocery; the Beardsley store on North Van Buren street, a small, dimly-lit shop; and a tiny grocery in the back of a house at the southwest comer of Wilson and Van Buren streets.
Louise White School
The school building at North Washington Avenue and State Street was the only public school building on the East Side. It was named for Miss Louise White who had taught there for many years. She lived a few blocks north on Washington Avenue with her sister, Fern, and brother, Herb.
Principal Miss Alice Gustafson was a veteran educator who spent 34 years in Batavia schools. She was respected by her students, parents and fellow teachers. The school had 12 classrooms and a gymnasium. In the mid-1940s, during Miss Gustafson's tenure, a World War II veteran, William J. Wood, joined the staff. Though he was not a native Batavian, he lived the rest of his life teaching in Batavia and after retiring, became the official city historian.
School included the usual classes - English, mathematics, history, and other subjects. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts were popular after-school programs.
Churches and preachers
There were seven churches on the East Side and each had its own following. The largest was Holy Cross Catholic at Wilson and North Van Buren streets, where the Rt. Rev. Msgr. William Donovan had been the priest since 1929. His ministry stretched well beyond the limestone building; he knew hundreds of people in the community no matter where they went to church. In later years, he carried a cane as he walked downtown, but seldom used it for support; instead he twirled it in his hand.
The Rev. Gilbert Johnstone was pastor of First Baptist Church at North Washington Avenue and Wilson Street. He, too, was well known in the community and served as chaplain of the Batavia Fire Department for many years. A native of Scotland, he served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
The Rev. Walter Schlie was pastor of Immanuel Lutheran Church. Batavia servicemen returning from World War II remember that he refused to let married couples kiss at the altar after their wedding ceremony. (This was not unusual for Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches of that era.)
In addition to grocery stores, there were a few businesses on the East Side. It would be another 15 to 20 years before the industrial area would be developed.
Two gas stations were on opposite corners at Wilson and Prairie Streets. Bill Jeske operated the Pure Oil station on the northeast corner. (The building now houses an auto repair shop.) In part of the same building, were the offices of Plummer's Coal Co. It was a convenient site since the train could deliver coal cars on a nearby siding. Almost every house was heated by coal, often by a "stoker" which delivered coal into the fire without it having to be shoveled. In houses without stokers, coal was shoveled into the fire pit several times a day.
On the southwest corner was Bob & Pete's, coowned by Bob Johnson and Pete Satterwaite. Just south of the station were tall towers where the Burlington deposited coal. A stones-throw south was Pargas which sold and delivered bottled gas to customers who could not receive Northern Illinois gas distribution.
Herbert Carlson, who lived about two blocks east of Prairie Street, owned an insurance agency "on the hill" just west of First Baptist Church. In those days, people chose insurance agents from those they knew, not from phone books or off a yet-to-be-developed computer. Mr. Carlson's Batavia Insurance is still in the family; great-nephew Eldon Frydendall, a longtime alderman, has been the owner for decades.
One of Batavia's most-unusual businesses was Fred Cowan's turkey farm at the intersection of Church and Hamlet streets. Cowan also worked for the police department, but raised turkeys as a sideline. His busiest times were the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving.
About a block south on Hamlet was Lundeen's strawberry farm. Neighborhood youngsters were hired to pick the berries during the short season. And another block south was Wenberg's Greenhouse, tucked in a grove of trees several feet east of the roadway. It was a family operation with cheerful, personalized service.
Police and fire
In the 1930s and '40s, Batavia was small and had few men on either the police or fire department. The police were based in a small room at the back of the city hall and often the person monitoring the electric and water equipment would also answer the phone.
In 1940, Police Chief Severin "John D." Alberovsky died in a one-car crash at the Outer Belt Line railroad crossing a couple of miles east of town.
"John D." was beloved by children and adults; when he died, school children collected money to erect a monument for him in the East Batavia Cemetery.
Eighteen months later, his only child, Francis, died while serving on the U.S.S. Arizona when it was sunk at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. After "John D.'s" death, Walter Hampson became police chief and served until 1946 when Russell Clark became chief and served for many years.
In the 1930s, Batavia's fire chief was William Thrun Sr. He and his wife lived on the second floor of the fire station at First Street and Island Avenue; he was always first to answer the alarm. The fire department staff was all volunteers; later, one of them was Thrun's son, Bill Thrun, who later transferred to the police department. Police work runs in the family Thrun family: Bill's son, Robert, retired from FBI service; daughter, Dianne, was chief of records for the Geneva Police Department, and youngest son, Greg, retired from the Batavia Police Department as a commander. Greg's son has completed training and expects to join an area police department soon. William Thrun was replaced as fire chief by Frederick C. Richter who was already one of the department's volunteers. He was appointed by then Mayor J.S. McClurg, also an East-Sider. Mayor McClurg and his family lived next door to the Harold Millers on State Street.
Richter had a passion for the fire service; upgraded the department's insurance rating, purchased the city's first rescue truck/ambulance and other new equipment as funds were available. Before Christmas he and full-time fire-fighters collected and refurbished toys that were donated to needy children. He also worked with Batavia insurance agencies which sponsored an annual Fire Prevention Week poster contest and awarded prizes. Richter was a sought- after teacher. He taught for many years at the University of Illinois' two-week fire school in the early summer, and also at the annual fire school at Monroe, WI. He retired in 1974 and died in 1986.


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I am a multidisciplinary and multimedia artist from Midwest City, Oklahoma. I graduated from Rose State College in 2016 with my Associate in Arts and I'm currently a senior at the University of Oklahoma where I'm getting my Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art. Through my work, I traverse through different ideas along with the methods and materials that fit those ideas. However, specifically, with the charcoal and different papers, I work largely in creating 2-dimensional portraitures.
Through these portraitures I show Black women in a regal light. As a Black woman, my compositions translate what I want society to know about the lack of noble portrayal of us. I render Black women with delicate and strong patterns surrounding and adorning them – with the integration of florals and rich, solid colors complimenting their forms. In showing the women in this way, they are represented with a blend of power and delicacy. I do this to show the calm, noble, and majestic traits that Black women have. These traits that show their elegance, their sophistication, and their beauty exists in more complex ways beyond stereotypes.
In modern society's media, Black women are often represented as unruly and with a bullheaded stubbornness, among other traits viewed as negative. There are so many long-lived stereotypes that the media continues to use as waves of the past. Their stereotypes do not help how Black women themselves are seen and how they are treated. The essence and significance of my work tell of the value Black women have always and will continue to possess worth and dignity.
Jasmine's work was featured in our exhibition Inclusion in Art at The Art Hall, December 7, 2018 through March 15, 2019.


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Farmers National Company sets standard for marketing rural property
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"We joined Farmers National Company because no one markets rural property like they do." Said local Farmers National Company broker Bill Gaughan. Farmers National Company has set a new standard when it comes to marketing rural property, and it makes no difference whether they are representing buyers or sellers. The Kansas City market has seen that difference as business has exploded since Farmers National Company the world's largest Rural Real Estate and Agricultural services company entered the Kansas City market three years ago.
"Some days I can't believe I'm getting paid to do this," said Gaughan. In the last two weeks Gaughan had been taking out of state clients who are moving to the KC area, to look at homes in the country. "You can change or build a house to be exactly what you want," said Gaughan, "but the difference for people wanting to move to the country is always in the land, and the land is far less open to change than a house. Because of that each country property is unique."
Perhaps Farmers National Company is of most value representing buyers who are making their first investment in country property. For people new to living in the country they may be faced with issues they had not thought about, and which most real estate agents don't usually deal with.
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All forms of advertising are available. Whether it is internet advertising, Facebook, selling properties on international websites to clients from Russia and Hong Kong, or perhaps on the websites of the NY Times, and Wall Street Journal, to classy direct mail pieces, Youtube videos and more. "The goal is to get the property sold, and it is never one size fits all," said Gaughan.
When assisting sellers marketing a property it's a challenge for Gaughan and his colleagues at Farmers National Company to adequately convey the beauty of some of their listings. So they take advantage of Farmers National Company's robust marketing department. "Most real estate marketing departments are devoted to marketing themselves, the marketing department at Farmers National Company is devoted to marketing the properties of our clients," said Gaughan.
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Locally, Farmers National Company real estate can be reached at (913) 837-4665 or by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. For farm, ranch, and hunting properties in the Kansas City market area visit www.FarmersNational.com/KC. For rural and agricultural properties nationwide visit www.FarmersNational.com
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Well... not really last minute.
The Westburner Baptist Church is hosting its own camp for the first time this year. We have excellent placement at the 3:00 Portal and some really fun events planned throughout the week.
What kind of events? Well, how about some good old-fashioned Book Burnings, where we sacrifice a book to the flames unless some wary participant volunteers to read it? That's not enough? How about random protests (requested by other camps)? Still want more? How about Daily sermons on the 10 principles? Okay, yeah, we didn't think you'd be super excited about that. Okay, well how about a Playa Pet service, where we take virgins and veterans and make them pets and parents and link them up with each other to explore the desert for a week and report back to us a Pet Report Card?
We're bringing the church spirit to the playa, but without any of that lame Jesus stuff (what a DOWNER!) In the spirit of the Burn, our camp will be almost entirely staffed and funded by donations, dues, and DIY. To that end, we've left some open spaces in our camp infrastructure to host last-minute or international travelers who are looking for a cool camp with a lot going on and a rather light workload (2-3 hours a day)
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Westburner Baptist Church: Last-Minute Theme Camp WANTS Last-Minute Burners
Theme camps and villages are the interactive core of Burning Man. This is the place to announce and discuss camp and village plans for Burning Man 2016.
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Re: Westburner Baptist Church: Last-Minute Theme Camp WANTS Last-Minute Burners
Oh that's rich! good on ya!
Burning Man is my favorite week of the year!
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What are your camp fees?
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Subscribe To Why Rhodey Is 'Circumspect' About Captain Marvel In Avengers: Endgame Updates
If you watched that full Avengers: Endgame scene with the big Thanos plan, you probably noticed a few things: 1) Thor likes to pop bread rolls like candy, and 2) James "Rhodey" Rhodes/War Machine was not immediately sold on "new girl" Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel.
Rhodey got to be the one to ask Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) the pressing question of where the hell she's been this whole time. Don Cheadle said his character is certainly wary of this stranger comin' in hot with bold plans:
Fair enough. As Don Cheadle suggested to EW, it would be weird if they just immediately started following this stranger without testing her mettle. But we know Captain Marvel is up to that challenge, and she's already been shown in other trailer shots to be part of the team that heads out to get the Thanos job done.
Here's how that sneak peek scene played out, showing the initial tension in the room between Rhodey -- although he was probably speaking for all of them -- and Carol:
That's when Thor took a bread break and tested Carol, in his way, ultimately saying of her: "I like this one."
Captain Marvel has a healthy ego, but no ego is healthier than Thor's, so it should be interesting to see them together in more scenes. She fed their egos with her answer, basically saying this planet was already covered so they didn't need her help -- until now.
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Don Cheadle said "they" -- presumably directors Joe and Anthony Russo -- would tell them this sequence would fold into that one, but they may change it and get rid of this whole other sequence. So the final three hour-plus runtime may include some surprises for the actors themselves, if certain scenes did or did not make the final cut.
We know the Russos have embraced misdirection in trailers, including scenes that will not be in the final cut of the movie, like that infamous running shot that never happened on screen in Avengers: Infinity War.
So expect just about anything when Avengers 4 opens April 26. I'm guessing you have tickets by now, since the movie has broken every kind of pre-sales record. Here's everything we know so far about Endgame, which is just one of many movies worth following through our 2019 movie release schedule.


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The Xiaokang agenda calls for a growing share of China's wealth to be invested in poverty reduction and closing the inequality gaps most notably between urban and rural areas and different population groups. The UN Country Team is helping the Chinese government to complement economic development with social and economic policies that directly benefit the poor and that deal with issues closely related to poverty, such as health care, environmental protection and access to education. Rural China lags behind the cities in terms of wealth, infrastructure, opportunities, acces to basic public services and a host of other measurements of development and well-being. The UN Country Team focuses on improving policies on farmland registration and protection, food security, increasing agricultural productivity and rural access to financial services. An equally important element in the work of the UN Country Team is promoting policies and programmes to increase access to adequate schooling and health care services, at village and township level, as a way to contribute to alleviating rural poverty, elevating the quality of rural labor and sustaining rapid economic growth.
Among the target groups of these policies are women, the disabled, minority groups and migrant workers. China's cities too, are experiencing growth in specific types of poverty. During the late 1990s, many state-employed workers were laid off and many have still not found formal work. Most of the legions of unskilled, unregistered migrant workers coming to the cities receive barely adequate wages and have little job security. Legal and social discrimination and limited access to services exacerbate their poverty.
Finding an optimal balance between economic, social and environmental development is perhaps the most important challenge facing China. The UN Country Team stands by as a committed partner for the achievement of Goal 1 of the Millennium Development Goals. Much of the UN cooperation described on this website is geared to reducing poverty and ending the inequalities that still burden China's society.
The UN's work in China in this area is coordinated by its Theme Group on Poverty and Inequlity.


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In a love story as romantic as their engagement session, Amy and Crystal's paths crossed many times before the universe finally allowed the timing to be just right. This sweet couple describes their relationship as truly a love at first sight circumstance. Amy, who is in the Air Force, was living outside of New Mexico while Crystal resided in Albuquerque when Amy proposed after a little over a year of being together. This uber moody winter session is also featured on Love Inc. and their Los Poblanos wedding will take place in October 2017!
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