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Siddons' say on summer ahead
West End Redbacks coach Jamie Siddons reveals his hopes for the season ahead and previews a huge summer of cricket for South Australia.
McPharlin on the growth of indoor cricket
Tegan McPharlin explains why she's proud to be part of the indoor cricket community and how it helps her hone her skills all year round.
Redbacks and Scorpions train together
The West End Redbacks and Statewide Super SA Scorpions completed a Saturday morning sweat session together at The Shed in West Lakes.

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The information below lists courses approved in this subject area effective Fall 2015. Not all courses will necessarily be offered these terms. Please consult the Schedule of Classes for a listing of courses offered for a specific term.500-level courses require graduate standing.Back to Course Index
Pharmaceutical Applications of Genomics and Bioinformatics2 hours.
Introduction to genomics and bioinformatics for advanced pharmacy students. Principles of gene expression, DNA sequencing in bacterial and human genomes, with emphasis on diagnostic and therapeutic applications. Same as PMMP 412. Prerequisite(s): PHAR 331 or consent of the instructor. For graduate students: one or two semesters of basic molecular biology and/or biochemistry with a grade of B or better.
Introductory Organic Medicinal Chemistry1 hours.
Covers introductory aspects of graduate organic and physical organic chemistry related to medicinal chemistry. Credit is not given for MDCH 461 if the student has credit in MDCH 560. Prerequisite(s): One year of undergraduate organic chemistry and consent of the instructor.
Drug Discovery, Design and Development3 hours.
Overview of drug development process from target identification and screening through clinical trials and FDA evaluation. Same as BPS 507 and PMPG 507.
Structure Elucidation of Natural Products II3 hours.
Employing modern computational methods in the structure elucidation and dereplication of a natural product by using real life examples. Same as PMPG 516. May be repeated.
Cancer Biology and Therapeutics2 hours.
Fundamentals of cancer biology with emphasis on biological, hormonal and chemotherapeutic drug therapies currently used and in development. Specific treatment approaches to breast, ovarian, prostate and colon cancers will be explored. Same as BPS 553 and PMPG 553. Prerequisite(s): Consent of the instructor. Recommended background: Molecular and Cellular Biology.
Organic Medicinal Chemistry I3 hours.
Organic reactions are discussed in terms of their mechanisms and utility in the field of medicinal chemistry, particulary in the synthesis of medicinal agents. Prerequisite(s): One year of organic chemistry with laboratory.
Principles of Medicinal Chemistry4 hours.
Concerns basic chemical and physical principles necessary for an understanding of drug action. These principles are applied in the design and discovery of medicinal agents. Prerequisite(s): One year each of undergraduate organic chemistry and biochemistry. Requires concurrent registration in MDCH 592.
Spectroscopy in Medicinal Chemistry3 hours.
The fundamental principles used to determine structure and conformation in molecules, emphasizing spectroscopic methods useful in solving structural problems and in analyzing dynamic biological processes. Prerequisite(s): One year of physical chemistry or consent of the instructor.
Physical Medicinal Chemistry3 hours.
Focuses on kinetics and thermodynamics in biological systems. Applications to drug action will be emphasized. Prerequisite(s): One year of physical chemistry.
Organic Medicinal Chemistry II3 hours.
Heterocyclic chemistry foundation for bio-organic mechanisms of enzyme reactions. Enzymes involved in biosynthesis and metabolism, particularly those that are targets for drug action or involved in drug metabolism. Prerequisite(s): MDCH 460 and MDCH 561.
Drug Design2 hours.
Quantitative structure-activity relationships, computer graphics, molecular modeling and simulation, and chemometrics as applied to drug design and discovery. Prerequisite(s): MDCH 561.
Principles of Stereochemistry1 hours.
Principles of molecular structure and stereochemistry for medicinal and natural products chemists focusing on stereochemical structures rather than synthesis. Prerequisite(s): Credit or concurrent registration in MDCH 560 and one year of organic chemistry with lab or consent of the instructor.
Practical Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry2 hours.
Introductory-level course combining classroom discussions with laboratory demonstrations to provide basic practical knowledge and hands-on experience in the operation of liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry instrumentation. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading only. Prerequisite(s): MDCH 562.
Research Techniques in Medicinal Chemistry2 hours.
Provides an initial biweekly informal seminar series with program faculty presenting a discussion of the ongoing research in her/his laboratory. May be repeated to a maximum of 6 hours. Lectures/discussions will be given for the first part of the semester and an intensive lab experience takes place for the remainder of the semester. To be taken fall and spring semesters of the first year of graduate study.
Graduate Student Seminar Class1 hours.
Provides practice and practical guidance for giving a high quality research seminar. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading only.
Special Topics in Medicinal Chemistry2 TO 4 hours.
An advanced course covering selected topics which may include new spectroscopic, theoretical, chemometric and synthetic approaches to biomolecular structure and function. May be repeated to a maximum of 4 hours. Prerequisite(s): MDCH 561 and MDCH 562 and one year of physical chemistry and one semester of biochemistry or consent of the instructor.
Seminar in Medicinal Chemistry1 hours.
Presentation on a current research topic. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading only.
Master's Research in Medicinal Chemistry0 TO 16 hours.
Thesis research to fulfill master's degree requirements. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading only.
Doctoral Research in Medicinal Chemistry0 TO 16 hours.
Research for doctoral students. Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory grading only.
Information provided by the Office of Programs and Academic Assessment.
This listing is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract. Every attempt is made to provide the most current and correct information. Courses listed here are subject to change without advance notice. Courses are not necessarily offered every term or year. Individual departments or units should be consulted for information regarding frequency of course offerings.


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Waterfront Port Charlotte Pool Home- Open House Saturday 10-12PM
Waterfront Port Charlotte Pool Home!
Sharon Huck of Five Star Realty will be holding an Open House on Saturday, May 6th from 10-12PM
SAIL BOAT, SALT WATER CANAL, OVER SIZED LOT, NO DEED RESTRICTIONS, FABULOUS LOCATION- right down the street from Charlotte Harbor. This awesome, single family, pool home has 1812sf under air and is move in ready; 1964, 4 bedroom (split floor plan), 2 1/2 bath, 2 car carport, spacious, clean, bright home has many years of wonderful memories, and is ready for the next family to create theirs. It would also be a great investment property; you would have no problem renting this beautiful home. Many updates have been made: replaced water service (CPVC overhead) 2001, roof, cage, resurface pool 2005, 150amp main w/ground 2006, water heater 2007, replaced dock 2016. Kitchen was remodeled approx 20 years ago. Stove top replaced 2015. Just imagine starting your day sitting on the dock watching the sunrise; and ending it with a relaxing swim in your pool or a peaceful boat ride on the harbor. For those of you who like to venture out further, you have access to the Gulf! This is a must see home, call for an appointment today.


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This might be the greatest play you will ever see on a volleyball court, courtesy of Decatur High School's Autumn Finney.
It happened last Friday during the Eagles' 3-1 loss to the Krum Bobcats. A flying full-on diving beach save, with air, over a teammate, and onto the floor.
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Radiant Kids is a program designed to relate God's love and truth on a level that gives kids a life changing experience. Through age appropriate teaching, media, worship, and fun, kids will learn how to experience God's love and grow up to change the lives of those around them!
Children, ages nursery to preschool, are welcomed in a fun and engaging experience. Kids will learn how much God loves them, what a special creation they are, and how Jesus wants to be their best friend forever. We want to build a foundation for their faith by using Bible stories, fun songs, and activities.
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Kids, grades Kindergarten through 5th grade, can experience God in a life changing way. They can engage in age appropriate lessons, through worship, scripture memory, and fun activities with each exciting new series! In our small group times kids can build friendships that will last, learn how to apply God's Word, and pray. Our goal is for every kid to know Jesus loves them and they are created with an amazing purpose.
Radiant Church is proud to offer Leaps and Bounds Ministry for little ones with special needs! Children up to age 10 years old will enjoy exciting toys, videos, and games.
We have adapted specialized curriculum and have trained staff with experience working with special needs children! This room, located in our Preschool Building, is open during the second service on Sundays.
In order to serve the needs of your child better, please contact us prior to arrival. You can reach us (623) 975-2662 or by email at email@example.com.
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We are putting High School Lites, Chicagoland's top prep sports show, in the hands of area football fans in our "Viewers' Choice Game of the Week." Fans will get the chance to pick one game that the @CSNPreps crew will cover on Friday night. We will send our cameras to the game that gets the most votes; highlights and postgame reaction of that game will appear on that night's "High School Lites" broadcast at 11 p.m. — just after Chicago White Sox baseball. The show also live streams at csnchicago.com/watchlive. High School Lites will also have broadcast replays at 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. the following Saturday. This week we spotlight some Indiana vs. Illinois border wars:
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Gavit at Bloom, 6 p.m.
Lake Central at Lincoln-Way Central, 7 p.m.
Michigan City at Homewood-Flossmoor, 7 p.m.
Poll opens Monday at 12 p.m. and closes Thursday at 4 p.m. Here is what fans need to do to vote:
— Follow @CSNPreps on Twitter.
— Note the "pinned Tweet" atop the @CSNPreps feed. Vote for the game you want us to cover.
— Spread the word!
[MORE: High School Lites podcast, episode 1]
We will make an announcement on @CSNPreps just after 4 p.m. Thursday with the official results of which game will be covered. And as a reminder, be sure to follow @CSNPreps for updates on the "Viewers' Choice Game of the week," along with other high school sports news, scores and highlights this season.


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United has some great fares for summer travel as part of their Small Cities, Big Savings sale. Rarely do we see a decent fare to some of these towns! Fares are good for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday travel through June 25, and require a 14-day advance purchase. Book by May 7. Fares include:
Allentown to Burlington $89 round-trip
Albuquerque to Newark $182 round-trip
Appleton to Billings $143 round-trip
Charlotte to Fresno $193 round-trip
Cincinnati to Sacramento $179 round-trip
Fresno to Milwaukee $206 round-trip
New York to South Bend $125 round-trip
Milwaukee to Syracuse $141 round-trip
Philadelphia to Roanoke $125 round-trip
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Our new biomedical campus opened in 2004, and continues to expand to house state-of-the-art research facilities for the Schools of Medicine and Dentistry: Research 1, Research 2.
In addition to brand new buildings, Ph.D. students in the Graduate Program in Cell Biology, Stem Cells and Development have access to a wide array of cutting edge research facilities and scientific instruments at our new biomedical campus. These resources allow CSD students to conduct experiments that address fundamental questions in cell biology, stem cells and developmental biology.
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Acne-Plagued Teen Lands Spot on Fashion Week Runway
By ABC News | Good Morning America – Thu, Sep 13, 2012 1:03 PM EDT
Cassandra Bankson, the teen whose makeup routine to cover up her acne-plagued skin made her into a YouTube sensation, started the next chapter of her life, landing a spot on the runway during New York Fashion Week.
A confident Bankson walked the runway at the Stacey Igel's "Boy Meets Girl" show in New York City Wednesday night, proudly putting a past of being bullied for her acne-ridden skin behind her.
"I'm a small town girl who sits in her living room and films videos all day and now…I'm in New YorkFashion Week," Bankson said backstage. "It's still a dream. I am so thankful."
The 19-year-old first achieved Internet stardom after posting makeup tutorials on YouTube with her concealing tips, revealing how she covered her acne-ridden skin before heading out to face the world. In the videos, Bankson talks to her 45 million viewers, first in full makeup, but then strips off the layers of foundation, concealer and powder to reveal pimples and blemishes.
"I had no idea so many people faced similar problems," she said. "My videos and definitely my 'GMA' appearance allowed me to connect with them."
WATCH: Acne-Scarred Teen Model Undergoes Amazing Daily Makeup Transformation
Bankson appeared on "Good Morning America" back in December 2011 and told co-anchor Robin Roberts about the bullies who tormented her and how she dreaded leaving her house. Instead she would stay in, researching makeup techniques and practicing on herself. To get out of the misery she felt in high school, she also devoted herself to her studies and managed to graduate two years early.
"I was a total recluse. I didn't want to talk to or see anyone because of my skin," Bankson said. Now, she said those same bullies that tormented her in school and are friending her on Facebook.
Today, Bankson says her skin condition is 70 percent improved. She continues to pay regular visits to the dermatologist.
The young California native, now in her second year of college, says her journey has made want to pursue a career in dermatology so she can continue to help others with acne and other skin conditions. Until then, she plans to keep modeling. In addition to last night's runway show, through Explore Modeling, she has already shot ads with Bebe and Range Rover.
Although she's modeling, Bankson's message continues to be one of inner-beauty.
"Models shouldn't be modeling perfection because there is no such thing," she said. "We should be modeling our imperfections."
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For all members of the ChocolateMission team breakfast 'on the go' is an all too common occurrence. We are busy people you know :-) ... ok! ok! We are actually more the type of people that prefer an extra ten minutes in bed rather than being able to sit down with the newspaper with a freshly squeezed OJ and continental breakfast buffet :-) Our love for the land of lumber normally means that breakfast is either a) not bothered with or b) involving a slice of toast and crumbs all down our clothes as we rush off to work. Luckily this month the team at ChocolateMission have been able to go to work on much happier stomachs thanks to our friends over at Lizi's!
Lizi's were kind enough to reach out to us and offer us the opportunity of trying their all new Lizi's Belgian Chocolate Granola Pouches. These 'on the go' pouches are described by Lizi's as ...
'Lizi's Granola On The Go - is a single portion of Lizi's Granola in innovative packaging that doubles as a bowl and comes with it's own spoon. It has lactose free milk powder in the pack so once a few spoonfuls of water have been added, a creamy, healthy and tasty breakfast is awaiting you in the pack!'
Overall we have a new breakfast hero - Lizi's Belgian Chocolate Granola Pouch! As we said at the start of the review we are useless when it comes to ensuring we head to work on a full stomach so to find an option that is as convenient, satisfying and tasty as this for us is a real find. The granola cereal is top quality and features amazing nut and chocolate elements that bring each mouthful to life. The team here are now addicted to these pouches and have already been ordering their own supplies from Lizi's. Let us know if you have tried any of their new 'on the go' pouches yet or have any other breakfast alternatives that might be suitable for a ChocolateMission review.
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Rank the Iron Man movies (IM, IM2, and IM3)
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He didn't change? I disagree. He went from being 110% dependent on the suits, to being able to function as a human again, while always confirming his place as Iron Man. I still don't see the problem with the Mandarin thing??!? We got the Mandarin, there was no "hey we got the mandarin for you LOL KIDDING here's Killian."
the Mandarin. There's even an article out there somewhere that proves the comic influences on this. I will agree I wanted more War Machine/Patriot, but here, his role felt natural, unlike IM2 where he was shoe horned in. I'd rather see short bursts of action, with great character moments, that tons of action with little character moments. Now, back to the twist, here's my question for you :
Suppose Kingsley wasn't Slattery. He was really the Mandarin. Well, for the third act, what do you do? He has to go toe-to-toe with Stark, otherwise there's no point. He'd essentially take Killian's place at the finale, but that would be god awful. Really glad they didn't give him the rings, plus seeing old Kingsley square off against Downey Jr. Then there's "well what do you do with Aldrich?" This isn't comic Aldrich, who was in like, a panel and then killed himself. This one felt no remorse for what he had to do.
The problem with the Mandarin thing was that Ben Kingsley in the earlier scenes was an amazing Mandarin. Then to find it out it was Killian was very dissapointing. They could have still had Killian being the one to fight Tony in the Finale, but Kingsley could still have been the Mandarin.
You say in the movie, Tony was 100% relying on the suits, and yet he barely spent any time in them, so that is a big flaw in the movie. In 3 of the biggest action scene's in the movie he was in the suit for about 5 mins, yet he relies on them? Doesnt fly.
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Leading UK professional lighting sales company Lightfactor will again exhibit at PLASA Focus at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds, 17-18 April 2012.
A selection of products from top brands will be featured, including new moving lights and LED luminaires from Italian manufacturer DTS for which Lightfactor is the exclusive UK distributor.
Architectural LED products 'made in the UK' from Cogent will also be on display, together with theatrical luminaires and spot lights from another popular Italian brand, LDR.
The DTS section of the Lightfactor stand will show the new Nick NRG 1201 Wash moving light. This features 30 high powered RGBW LEDs and has an 8 – 50 degree motorised zoom with sophisticated optics that enable it to be used for many different styles of lighting – from a wide wash to a PC beam – with smooth, silent pan/tilt.
DTS's Jack Spot with also be highlighted - a compact light weight moving head - with a wide-excursion motorised zoom, making it ideal for a variety of uses from creating long-throw projections to washing large areas, spaces, cycs and walls. It is aimed at all professional lighting markets, and is specifically targeted at rental and staging applications.
From DTS's Delta range of LED projectors, Lightfactor will show the Delta 8 and 10 Flood units, both of which are self-contained, high-output LED projectors, robustly built for rental and installation markets that demand intense and near-continuous use. The units are available with various interchangeable lens sets giving different fixed beam angles and maximum flexibility.
Also new from DTS is the Scena 150 LED Fresnel, a 120W white LED luminaire available with PC of fresnel lenses and outputting the equivalent to a 500W traditional fresnel source at 2600°K. The fixture is fully dimmable and features include a remote motorised zoom. Benefits include longevity of the lightsource, and all the standard accessories like barn doors are available.
Lightfactor will show examples from Italian theatrical specialist LDR's comprehensive ranges of theatrical fresnels, profiles, PC fixtures and follow spots. Highlighted will be the new Alba LED profile range which comes in a variety of lens and colour temperature options, offering all the low power consumption, less maintenance and long life advantages of LED lightsources and good engineering.
Also from LDR will be the latest Canto 200th Mk2 (tungsten halogen) and Canto 250HR Mk2 ceramic (discharge) follow spots. LDR products are known for their quality, style and competitive pricing.
Innovative examples from UK architectural LED manufacturer Cogent will include a selection of the latest LED fittings – whites, variable whites, RGB, RGBA, RGBW and colour changing units, plus a selection of drivers including mains dimmable.
Lightfactor's sales team will be led by Peter Coles who comments "PLASA Focus is an excellent regional show with its own ambience and vibe. It is an ideal forum for meeting people and networking in a relaxed and un-stressed environment, and a great opportunity to test the water with both new and established products".
For more press info, contact Louise Stickland on +44 (0)1865 202679 or +44 (0)7831 329888 or Email '[email protected]'. Contact Lightfactor Sales direct on +44 (0)1923 698080 or check www.lightfactor.co.uk


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Ironing Businesses for sale in Cambridgeshire, England
Browse the listings below and refine your search to help you buy Ironing Businesses for sale in Cambridgeshire. Alternatively, set up email alerts and/or start a new search. Daltonsbusiness.com is the UK's largest online marketplace of businesses and franchises for sale.
Profitable Drycleaners in City Centre
For sale is this well equipped and profitable dry cleaners, established over 20 years ago. Run by the current owner, family members and a part time staff. Situated within the city centre, there is high footfall all around the business with plenty of offices and retails stores within walking distance. Apart from walk in trade, the Business also offers collection/delivery as well as caters for work from hotels and...
Location: Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England
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- Annual T/O £65,000
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WELL ESTABLISHED IRONING AND LAUNDRY SERVICE BUSINESS - GLOUCESTERSHIRE Situated in bustling town of Tewkesbury Well appointed & presented throughout Much scope for further development Genuine reason for sale LEASEHOLD Business History...
Location: Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England
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- L/H Price £49,995
The only Professional Dry Cleaners for sale in Borehamwood, Leeming Road
Successful running dry cleaners for sale in Borehamwood (Hertfordshire). Lock up shop with 9 years lease remaining at the current rent of 11000 PA (renewable). Fully fitted with almost new machines, fully serviced and maintained (certificates provided). Specialising in the following: . Duvet Cleaning . Curtain Cleaning . Alternations, repairs . Key Cutting . Shoe, handbag and zip repairs (undertaken) . Rugs and...
Location: Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England
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- L/H Price £69,900
- Annual T/O £60,623
Self Service and Commercial Laundry Business for Sale
Freehold site consisting of self-service coin operated laundrette, linen rental and contract laundry (ground floor). Tenanted studio flats on first floor. The laundrette is fully staffed 8.00am – 6.00pm Monday/Saturday – closed Sunday. Domestic service washing and contract work keeps this person fully occupied. Trade/contract work is processed at the rear in commercial/industrial equipment. The customer base...
Location: Staffordshire, England
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- F/H Price £600,000
Very long established Ltd Co offering bespoke professional services from extremely well fitted parade laundry premises with excellent year-round trade in affluent coastal village suburb. Comes with valuable inventory of quality equipment...
Location: Southport, Merseyside, England
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- L/H Price £94,950 (Ltd Co sale)
A SOUNDLY ESTABLISHED AND LONGSTANDING IRONING & DRY CLEANING RECEIVER BUSINESS providing a service to an extensive customer base. CURRENT TAKINGS advised by vendor £450,000p.a. TENURE: The business operates from a retail unit Lease rent...
Location: Hornchurch, London, England
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- L/H Price £175,000
LAUNDERETTE, IRONING & LAUNDRY DELIVERY/COLLECTION - LEIGH-ON-SEA. A very well-known business. ESTABLISHED 14 YEARS under the current ownership. Main road retail premises equipped with commercial washers, dryers, ironing tables and a...
Location: Leigh On Sea, Essex, England
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- F/H Price £395000
- L/H Price £39950.00
Dry Cleaning & Ironing Service Business
A well established business located in a parade of shops in the popular area of Carleton close to Poulton le Fylde. The Dry Cleaning business and Ironing Service operates 6 days a week opening 9am to 5pm. Regular local clientele. Remainder...
Location: Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, England
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- L/H Price £39,950
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A long-established dry cleaning business which has been trading for approximately 20 years with the current vendors owning it for nearly 5 years. Great trading location being just off the High Street providing considerable passing trade....
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- L/H Price £65,000
Relocatable Ironing and Laundry Service
This is a superb ironing and laundry business which provides a new owner with a reputable business through which operations can continue running smoothly. With quick and reliable turn-around times and its loyal client base providing...
Location: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England
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- Annual T/O £100,000
Freehold Dry Cleaners, Laundry & Ironing Services & Alterations Business...
Freehold Dry Cleaners, Laundry & Ironing Service & Alterations Business For Sale Located In The Solihull Area Ref 2164 Business information Asking Price: £299,950 plus SAV Leasehold Price: £49,950 Rent: £19,000 pa...
Location: Solihull, West Midlands, England
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NEW ORLEANS — A recent survey by a local transportation nonprofit found that the loss of the Algiers-Canal Street ferry would have "major" impacts on the metro area, particularly for people who work in the tourism and service industries.
Ride New Orleans spoke with 1,575 individuals who ride the ferry. About half of those people who ride the ferry each day use it to get to and from work. Many of those people work in the hospitality and tourism industry, and 38 percent of those people do not have access to a personal vehicle, according to the Ride New Orleans survey.
But the ferry option could be nearing its end in July, since its funding will end then.
The state Legislature last year voted to separate the Gretna, Algiers and Lower Algiers ferries from their previous funding source: Crescent City Connection bridge tolls. No other source of funding has been identified, and efforts to privatize the ferries has been unsuccessful.
Rachel Heiligman, Ride New Orleans' executive director, said her group's survey found that more than half the ferry riders said they would either have a "very difficult time" getting to work or would be unable to get to work if the ferry service is cut.
Heiligman noted that the Regional Transit Authority provides bus service across the river from Algiers to the Central Business District. But, she said, riders from Algiers and other parts of the West Bank would face a longer commute and fewer choices since they would now be required to transfer between a bus and a streetcar and would only have access to two buses crossing the river after 10 p.m.
Right now the Algiers-Canal ferry offers five-minute trips across the river every half hour until 1 a.m.
The survey found that 68 percent of ferry riders would be willing to pay a fare if that would help keep the ferry running.
Right now the only passengers who pay for the service are those who use it to get their vehicles across the river. That fare is $1.
"Introducing a fare has significant potential to raise revenues to support continued ferry operations," Heiligman said. "A fare of $1.25 for all ferry riders — consistent with RTA's bus and streetcar fares — could generate $1.6 million annually."
That amount, she said, could cover close to half of the $4 million cost of operating and maintaining the Algiers-Canal Street ferry.
The New Orleans Regional Planning Commission in February became responsible for oversight of the Gretna and Algiers ferries. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development will continue to fund the Lower Algiers-Chalmette ferry since it believes there should be a bridge there.
The DOTD has said the Gretna ferry will cease operating July 1, and the Algiers Point ferry will see service cuts at the same time due to the lack of funding to continue operations as usual.
RPC Executive Director Walter Brooks has said increased fares for vehicles and new fares for pedestrians could be in the Canal and Gretna ferries' futures in an effort to lessen or prevent cuts.
An RPC committee has been formed to try to find a solution to the problem, but it was not immediately clear on Monday if that group has devised any plans.
This story was altered on May 7, 2013


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|Budget Statement and its Implications for Wales
Mr. Alan W. Williams: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
Mr. Llwyd: We will debate the topic tomorrow, when the hon. Gentleman can make his point.
The Secretary of State might say that he does not need a lecture on miners' compensation from anyone from Meirionnydd. However, if the Government took a fair approach in the first place, I would not have to argue the points and the Government would not have to concede them bit by bit.
Plaid Cymru believes that the Budget is not a good one for Wales; it is no Budget for Wales at all. Wales has been let down and I am sure that, come the election, the people will show their disappointment.
2.14 pm
Mr. Jon Owen Jones (Cardiff, Central): I will not pick up on the comments of the hon. Member for Meirionnydd Nant Conwy, because I am aware of the time constraints. I echo the points made earlier about the contributions of by those hon. Members who are due to retire from Parliament. I want to say in particular that I have learned that no Member is as assiduous in dealing with his constituents' affairs as you, Mr. Jones. Whoever follows in your footsteps will have a difficult time matching your unique record.
I want to speak about the Budget and what it has done for the future of Wales. I was brought up in Maerdy, and I remember the devastation that the Tories visited on that mining village and the lack of hope for the young people who grew up there. In my previous jobmy last real job, some would sayI taught in social priority schools for 15 years, and I discovered that it is extremely difficult to motivate children from poor backgrounds with poverty of ambition and little hope and aspiration for bettering their lives.
Given what has been achieved in the past four years, and particularly in the most recent Budget, I am proud to be a member of this Labour Government. Wales has low inflation, low interest rates, low mortgages and high employment. Today's generation of young people are much better off than those whom I used to teach. Aspirations are much higher because there is the real option of a variety of work that has not existed in 25 years. The development and success of the new deal has created 814 opportunities in my constituency alone, where 406 young people have secured work as a result. Youth unemployment is greatly reducedindeed, the new deal has virtually eliminated it.
I take great pride in our Government's efforts to help working families to bring up their children. Maternity pay has been increased and extended, and paternity leave is now given. Past Governments have ignored the needs and duties of women parents in particular, but they have also ignored those of men. When my first child was born, I was not entitled to paternity leave. To get the day off, I had to fiddle the system with the help of my head teacher.
Ms Julie Morgan (Cardiff, North): Does my hon. Friend agree that it is particularly pleasing that some of those provisions have been extended to adoptive parents?
Mr. Jones: My hon. Friend makes an excellent point. The failure to give such support to foster parents and adoptive parents was an indefensible anomaly. We have increased child benefit by unheard-of levels, and although there is more that we could do we have made great headway in helping people to bring up their children.
Other hon. Members have mentioned some of those points, but little mention was madeeven in the Budget coverageof the Chancellor's announcement that this year he will pay off £34 billion of national debt. Perhaps that is not regarded as a sexy issue, but £34 billion is more than was paid off in the preceding 40 years, and will result in a huge investment in young people. Had that money not been paid off, it would have been the young people of today who would have paid during the next 20 to 25 years in terms of increased taxes and reduced services. Some on the left used to argueperhaps they still dothat we should borrow more to invest in services, but I have never regarded that view as moral. The argument that the following generation should be obliged to pay for services enjoyed by the current generation is not a socialist one, and I do not understand why it was advanced. I am very pleased that the Chancellor has shown his confidence in, and invested in, this country's youth.
We must also consider the extra money that has been put into education. We have not yet heard the Welsh Assembly's decision about what it will do with the money that it has been given for education and health. It is entitled to make its own decisions, and spend the money in any way it sees fit, but I sincerely hope that it is spent on Welsh schools.
The Welsh Assembly has said that Wales has a skills shortage. There are problems in developing the Welsh economy, and with GDP. It has looked at Ireland as an exemplar, and at the ways in which Ireland has devoted money to education and upskilling to fuel its burgeoning economy. There is surely, therefore, an argument for the Assembly to spend at least as much money on education as the Westminster Government are spending, if not much more. I look forward to the Assembly's decision in the very near future.
I must voice my disquiet about the Assembly's decisions on direct payments to schools. Both the English and Scottish Governments have decided that some money should be directed straight at schools. My experiencenot only as a politician, but as a teacher in Mid-Glamorgan for 15 yearshas led me to believe that, at a local level, schools themselves are often in the best position to make immediate decisions about what is in their best interests. That is empowerment for schools, and as a result they are often far better at screwing out the last piece of value from the money allocated to them.
We hear a lot about partnership, and I agree that there must be partnership between the different stakeholders and providers, and with local government. However, there must also be partnership with schools, head teachers, teachers and parents. In the provision of education, those people are as important as, if not more important than, local education authorities, important though their role is. I would like to see the idea of partnership extended to cover all who contribute to education, not just local government.
Ms Morgan: My hon. Friend is an expert in the subject that he is discussing, and takes much interest in it. However, some schools are more wealthy than others, and have more reserves. If payments are made directly to head teachers and schools, rather than going through the local authorities, which can differentiate between schools and target money where it is most needed, how can relative wealth be taken into account?
Mr. Jones: The vast majority of money goes to LEAs and I am not arguing that it should all go to schools. Head teachers would, however, welcome some money, and in England the sums concerned are considerable: £40-odd thousand for each average primary school a year, for the next three years, and nearly £100,000 for each average secondary school a year, for the next three years. I trust head teachers to spend such money wiselyin my experience, they tend to spend it more wisely than anyone else.
I am prompted to make such comments because, during the past few weeks, an Opposition party has distributed a number of leaflets in my constituency. They draw critical attention to the Government's spending promises on education and health, and, in particular, allege that schools in Cardiff are underfunded in comparison with other areas. There may be nothing unusual in Opposition parties drawing attention to the Government's promises because it is their role to do so. However, the Opposition party to which I am referring is the Liberal Democrat party, which is not just an Opposition party in Wales, but a party of Government in Wales. It is even stranger that the leaflets were published at 133 City road, which is the constituency office of the Assembly Member, Jenny Randerson, who is also a Cabinet Minister with collective responsibility for making those decisions. I know that the concept of collective responsibility for decisions is alien to the Liberal Democrats and after 100 years it may be difficult for them to recall what it means, but I do not expect a Cabinet Minister, who receives a handsome salary for making collective decisions on education and health, to send out literature condemning those decisions.
Education spend in Cardiff is low compared with most parts of Wales. Last weekend, I saw Chris Bettinson, deputy mayor with responsibility for resources in Cardiff, and asked him why Cardiff's spend is less than that for other parts of Wales. He replied that the standard spending assessment for Cardiff is almost the lowest in Wales, but not as low as in Monmouth, and that it is impossible to match the spend levels of other places without taking resources from other areas of local government responsibility. It is for members of the Committee to decide whether they believe that, but there are only two possible reasons for spending on education in Cardiff being lower than elsewhere. It is due either to the standard spending assessment being lower than elsewhere, as the local authority claims, so that it cannot match what other areas spend, or the authority is underspending on education in comparison with other services. If either of those reasons is correct, the responsibility to do something about it lies with the Welsh Assembly, which has the power to distribute money differently or to force local authorities to spend more on education if it believes that they are underspending. Yet, the leaflets were produced in the constituency office of a Cabinet Minister for Wales. What better example can there be of complete irresponsibility? I am astonished that neither of the Liberal Democrats present has attempted to defend that.
Hon. Members: Come on.
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Walking the talk in this way is courageous and will surely win you a good deal of support, Steve. The comment above about Judy Burns made by Mark Stegeman is well taken. Many, many voters are sick and tired of the money in politics; you are showing the way.
I had to check to be sure that a "quill" pen is made from a feather. In widespread use at the time of the appearance of the ballpoint pen was the fountain pen. The fountain pen uses a metal "nib" at the tip to guide the ink to the paper.
Your article gives Lori McMann a bully pulpit. I was disgusted by her coarse behavior last night. She is, to put it civilly, not a reliable informant. This woman makes bank proliferating guns in our society. To make it worse, she provides a venue where criminals who are prohibited from owning them can shop for guns at their leisure, knowing they will not have a background check. She is a purveyor of death and mayhem, in my humble opinion and I hope she never sets foot in our city again. Hers is blood money. Let's be rid of it.
This is yellow journalism at its worst. This is a non-story, a character assassination; a voyeuristic journey in to the private lives of public people. Shame on the Tucson Weekly for printing this drivel and shame on those who delight in the tragedy of others.
Colin Zimmerman and the proponents of Prop 200 are putting all their chips on a nebulous economic rebound sometime over the next 10 years. However, prudent municipal planning calls for budget planning based upon short term projections. The City Manager's office projects a revenue shortfall next year of between $45-68Million. Zimmerman and his "pie in the sky" projections have no solid economic figures to support their contentions. Retired Law Enforcement Planner Don Ijams asserted in the AZ Daily Star (http://www.azstarnet.com/sn/fromcomments/3…) that Prop 200 is bad public policy and he cites both the FBI and the International Association of Police Chiefs to support his assertions. No new cuts to City Services! No new taxes! No on Prop 200.


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The Spirit of the Lord is upon me...
He has sent me to preach good news to the poor,
to proclaim release to the prisoners
and recovery of sight to the blind,
to liberate the oppressed ... Luke 4:18 (Common English Bible - CEB)
Throughout history these are the categories of people who are not economic players; in fact they have largely been dismissed as economic liabilities. So when Jesus made his public declaration of interest, it was as profound as it was provocative. Moreover, Jesus said that he was on a mission from God.
During many years of visiting prisons throughout the world, I have noted consistently that there are a hugely disproportionate number of poor and powerless people in prison. To be sure, there are a few prisoners from the families of the rich and powerful, but mostly prisoners are numbered among the poor, undereducated and marginalized people. Whether by choice or not, they are persons who have been excluded from the halls of power and commerce. They've simply had little or no means to successfully play the economic game.
This does not mean that poverty or being disadvantaged causes crime or necessarily lands people in prison. Criminality and the politics of imprisonment are far more complex than that. However, it is true that the economic systems of most countries and corporations are controlled by those who have the wealth and power to do a whole lot of good, but often use their position only to amass even greater wealth and power at the expense of the common good, especially the good of those who are seen as economic liabilities.
Normally I don't concern myself with issues of global economics, but this week I could not avoid thinking about economics, faith and justice as the World Economic Forum met in Davos, Switzerland, for their annual meeting. Coming at a time of continuing financial uncertainty when the gap between the rich and the poor seems ever widening; when 70 percent of the world's wealth is concentrated in the hands of the wealthiest 10%; and when the wealth of the top one percent has increased by 60 percent during the last two decades(source) -- one would think that the titans of global economic and political power would be concerned about the adverse impact of unrestrained greed, and the growing marginalization of people who are economically left behind and left out. But, as usual, their agenda was more self-serving.Following the 2012 World Economic Forum one commentator wrote,
Leaders at Davos could use some religious instruction... [Their view of] global finance separates economic from ethical value and measures all things according to their nominal monetary worth. As a result, capitalism grants money universal, sacred status. Thus, capitalism profanes the sacred and sacralises the profane - a modern radicalisation of the moneylenders who desecrated the Temple and were expelled by Jesus of Nazareth. Amid the moral crisis of global capitalism, Christianity and other world religions offer some of the most transformative ideas and practices. Faiths enjoin their followers to impose ethical and civic limits on the activity of businesses. (-guardian.co.uk , Thursday 26 January 2012 07.26 EST )
So it was big news in Davos this week when headlines proclaimed, "Religion Comes to the World Economic Forum." Tragically however, the religious discussions did not inform economic policies, but served primarily to highlight religiously fuelled political tensions, and to illustrate the fact that while Christianity and Islam are increasing in developing countries, the number of people without any religion at all is increasing in wealthy nations.
In thinking about Jesus and justice and economics this past week, it seemed to me that the God of Jesus who is concerned about the poor, imprisoned and marginalized has been replaced by the self-serving economic "god" of unfettered capitalism. There are some who say that it's only economics and has nothing to do with justice or religion. But if there is a God and Father of all humankind, then it seems obscene for a wealthy few to perpetuate economic systems that alienate and allow untold masses of people to languish in misery. Ironically, a recent study points out that the net income of the 100 wealthiest billionaires in the world is enough to eradicate extreme poverty four times over!
Yet the real problem for me is not that there are extremely wealthy people in the world. The problem becomes crystallized in the question, what constitutes "just" economics? This is not simply a question of macro-economic theory, but becomes a painfully personal question for me as I am trying to figure out what it means for me to follow Jesus and live justly in a world where so many people are treated as economic liabilities. How do I justly earn, spend and save whatever money I have in ways that reflect Jesus' agenda for the poor and prisoners and people with disabilities and those who are oppressed -- including the homeless guy sitting on the sidewalk begging; the kids in our community who go to bed hungry; the father who lost his job and can't make ends meet to support his family; the illegal migrant worker who can't get a job; the drug-addicted young person who sees no future? I feel powerless to do much about the big picture of injustice, gross inequality and heartlessness of the economic system in which I live, but instead of frustration and anger, I am daily trying to do my little part in promoting a "just" economy by participating with Jesus in extending lavish good news to the poor, freedom to prisoners, recovery to the blind and disabled and addicted and inclusion to the bullied and the downtrodden -- all people who are regarded as economic liabilities by the economic systems which hold us captive.
Workers, owners, managers, stockholders and consumers
are moral agents in economic life.
By our choices, initiative, creativity and investment,
we enhance or diminish economic opportunity, community life and social justice.
The global economy has moral dimensions and human consequences.
Decisions on investment, trade, aid and development
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So the boys had a barnie today while we were at work. It seems as though Conner was the one to come out second best. This is a first. Guthrie has always been bottom dog in this family but this evening Conner has been even been a shakie dog. We have had to cut off a fair bit of one side of his beard. There are quite a few punctures in his face and a lot of red and bruised skin. He was very well behaved while we were tending to him with salt water and cotton wool. We will have to keep a bit if an eye on him for the next few days and he doesn't improve or he starts looking worse, it will be off to the vet for poor Conner.
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12 July, 2014
Great idea
So, I had this really great idea. Neil bought a lazer level and I thought I could use it to trim the hedge, as I have never been that happy with my manual efforts at trimming it. I tried the other day with string, but as the hedge is quite long, it kept sagging.
Here is a photo of the very woodie looking hedge.
I set up the level today. I was about to start, and the skies opened. It is only meant to be 11°C today. Thankfully it was only a short shower, so I headed out with the tripod and lazer.
Bugger..... You can't see the line outside. I'm unsure if it is too bright, or if the red line is being absorbed into the green plant (I might be over thinking that last one)
This might have to be an evening job
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We have an ever-increasing library of books and pamphlets on all aspects of climate change, and am happy for people to borrow them. I will put a list of titles on the website. Currently I am reading The New Economics, which is a brilliant and thoroughly readable alternative vision for the future. It proposes an economic structure that values real prosperity and the values that groups like the Transition movement embody. Also reading Waste, a book about the scandalous quantities of food being wasted at all levels of the supply chain. It suggests that cutting down on food waste could even reduce carbon dioxide emissions by itself!
We have 2 groups: the EcoTeam, which will follow a programme provided by a national eco-awareness charity, aiming at measuring efficiency and waste and finding new ways to cut down and save money.
Also the economics study group, which will be much more interesting than it sounds! This will also follow a course as a stimulus to discussions.
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ROLLING STONE – September 2017
Weed Warriors: Meet Six Women Shaping the Cannabis Industry
Among the many benefits of marijuana legalization – from an influx of tax revenue to a reduced prison population – the emerging $7 billion market is providing new opportunities, with fewer barriers, for enterprising women. As a product, cannabis "crosses genders, ethnicities, economic backgrounds and political views," says Sally Nichols, a leading pot investor. "To me, that was a game-changer." Here are six women advancing the cause of America's most intoxicating cash crop. Read more
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Survey: Nearly Half Of People Who Use Cannabidiol Products Stop Taking Traditional Medicines
The largest survey on cannabidiol or CBD usage to date found that women were more likely than men to use CBD and once they started using it, were likely to drop their traditional medicine. A new survey from Brightfield Group and HelloMD covered 2,400 of HelloMD's community of 150,000 members and did a deep dive into the usage of CBD products and their effectiveness. HelloMD is an online community that brings together doctors and cannabis patients. Read more
VOGUE – May 25, 2017
How Cannabis Is Fueling a New Fitness Movement
Recreational marijuana use has now been legal in California for six months and counting. On the surface, you'd never know that anything has changed. Since the passing of Prop. 64 in November, there have not been red-eyed, burnout bohemians strewn across the lawns of Griffith Park, nor masses of wasted youth in irreversible states of hysteria. Instead, on a hot Saturday afternoon in May, a group of lithe twenty-somethings clad in the kind of spandex that doesn't leave much room for snacking gathered on a rooftop in the shadow of the Hollywood hills to practice yoga, and get high.
"Let's all take a puff," said Equinox yoga instructor Derek Beres to the students at the beginning of class. In unison, they inhaled from vape pens by Bloom Farms, a San Francisco–based medical marijuana company that also sells pre-rolled joints, and settled into mountain pose. Read more
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California cannabis companies are hiring. Interest is high at this job fair.
There were firm handshakes.Intense eye contact. And the sincere repetition of first names.Over the weekend, in a bare-walled art gallery on Highland Avenue, well-scrubbed job seekers came, resumes in hand, to connect with prospective employers.But this was a job fair with a twist: All the employers are in the cannabis business. And almost without exception, their companies are growing explosively. Read more
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Michael Ray is convinced it makes good business sense to give back to society. "Corporate social responsibility is an essential part of capitalism moving forward," said Ray, the executive director of Bloom Farms, a California not-for-profit company that makes CO2-extracted cannabis oils and vape pens. Bloom Farms is a leader in this area, having donated more than a quarter of a million meals to state food banks. Donating and volunteering, Ray noted, builds a powerful company culture that inspires teams. It can also attract socially conscious consumers, reduce turnover and encourage employees to share positive news about your company.
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Visit a dispensary in one of the 28 states that legally sell marijuana and you're likely to find products with monikers like God's Green Crack, Super Lemon Haze or Skywalker. That's all about to change as a new breed of ganjapreneurs swoop into the fledgling industry. In a classic consumer-marketing move, they're getting rid of stoner slang and replacing it with supermarket-friendly names that purport to help customers live better. Read more
Cool Hunting – January 19, 2017
Gift Guide: Get Well Soon. Some of our favorite products that promote wellness.
For those in the middle of a dry January or anybody struggling with their two-week-old resolution to take better care of themselves, it can be hard to remain motivated. Like some of us at CH HQ, a reward or simply changing up your routine can help you stay on track. Of course, being healthy is mostly a no-brainer—eating fresh high-quality produce, drinking plenty of water, exercising and getting enough sleep are essential—but there is always more we can do. With that in mind, we have gathered some of our favorite products that will jazz up your wellness routine and maybe get you extra motivated—especially if you're in the middle of a dreary winter. Read more
Inc Magazine – December 29, 2016
2016 Was Cannabis Industry's Watershed Moment
Men's Journal – December 16, 2016
15 Gift Ideas for Weed Enthusiasts
Marijuana is going mainstream with 2016 proving to be a progressive year for legalization efforts. The gift market, though, is still wrought with a lot of kitschy and stereotypical stoner trinkets that just suck. Skip over the obnoxious weed-emblazoned socks and the tie-dye carrying pouches. These gifts are suited for the more discerning marijuana lover while bearing in mind that today's pot enthusiasts are diverse in nature. Read more
Business News Daily – November 28, 2016
4 Cannabis Entrepreneurs Leading the Industry's Evolution
The legal cannabis industry is rapidly expanding, so much so that some researchers expect cannabis will be legal — either medicinally or recreationally — in every state by 2021. Market analysts for cannabis industry research organization GreenWave Advisors anticipate that in four years 22 states will have medicinal programs and 29 states (plus D.C.) will fully legalize cannabis, leading to a projected $30 billion in sales revenue nationwide. Read more
Mashable – November 25, 2016
21 holiday gift ideas for the marijuana lover in your life
The 2016 election brought legal recreational cannabis to four more states, continuing a trend of ending a decades long prohibition on the sticky icky. With legalization comes normalization, and more than ever people are feeling more comfortable with admitting that they like the green.
So, now that the holidaze are upon us, consider treating the lovable stoner in your life with one of the following gifts. Or just give them cash so they can go buy some weed.
The Cannabist – November 16, 2016
Cannabis philanthropy helps heal Drug War wounds
While most Americans in the 1980s learned about AIDS on television news years after it erupted into a legitimate epidemic, Matthew Huron saw the virus on the faces of his friends and family while growing up in San Francisco's vibrant Castro neighborhood.
"A lot of those men there were very sick and dying, and that included my father and his partner and all of their friends," Huron said. "Every week my dad was going to another funeral, and it was just a really challenging time."
Uncrate – November 11, 2016
Bloom Farms Highlighter Cannabis Vapor Pen
Enjoy all the benefits of cannabis with none of the smoke with the Bloom Farms Highlighter Cannabis Vapor Pen. This self-contained, portable system uses a USB-rechargeable battery-powered heating element to warm all-natural, 50% THC cannabis oil, releasing smooth hits of vapor that's far more healthy — and more potent — than just puffing on a blunt. Available in Sativa, Indica, Hybrid, and strain-specific Single Origin varieties, it arrives in well-designed, 100% recyclable packaging. Bloom Farms is also a 1-for-1 company that donates a healthy meal to a local food bank for every product sold. Read more
Gear Diary – October 16, 2016
PAX Era: The On-Demand Slim Extract Vaporizer Ready for Medical Use
If you live in the state of California, and if you have a prescription for medical marijuana, there is a new product that you should pay attention to — the PAX Era Extract Vaporizer. when used with Bloom Farms extract pods, this on-demand vaporizer makes administering your prescription as simple as taking a puff.I was sent a Pax Era and a properly marked Bloom Farms (yet non-Cannabis containing) pod so I could see how the vaporizer works. I'll have to admit that it was a little surprising to open the package and find this: Read more
Civilized. – October 14, 2016
San Francisco Job Fair Highlights Huge Growth Opportunities In Cannabis Industry
The first time Michael Ray hosted a cannabis industry job fair, roughly five employers and 150 job seekers showed up. It was the summer of 2014, and the executive director of Bloom Farms – a medical cannabis company based in San Francisco – organized the event, in part, to recruit a "talented, passionate team" for his own purposes.
It immediately became clear that this would not be a one-time thing.
"It was a huge success. Each one of the employers hired multiple people and… what happened next was ten people emailed me and asked when we were going to do this again," Ray told Civilized. Read mor
Business Insider – October 13, 2016
The 'Apple of vaping' made an e-cigarette for marijuana — here's what it's like
This summer, Pax Labs reinvented the e-cigarette with its best-selling device Juul.
The San Francisco-based startup dubbed the "Apple of vaping" is back with a device that aims to bring the same simplicity to marijuana smokers that the Juul delivered for tobacco smokers.
The Pax Era is a vape pen that works by heating up a liquid form of marijuana concentrate contained in tiny, Keurig-cup-like canisters. Users need only inhale to activate the device.
I recently tested the Pax Era. Here's how it holds up. Read more
Cool Hunting – September 22, 2016
PAX Lab's Two Next-Generation Vapes
Anyone familiar with PAX's previous range of vaporizers understands the impact they've had on the smoking community. Thus far, they've coupled a tech-forward vaporization experience with an elegant design-driven product. We've been fans forever, despite the fact that we've only used their products for unintended reasons. Today's release of PAX Lab's two new devices finally addresses head on that their customers like to use PAX vaporizers to smoke marijuana. Read more
MG Magazine – July 8, 2016
Bloom Farms' Michael Ray: Growing It Forward
A commitment to quality and corporate social responsibility defines Bloom Farms and its motivated founder, Michael Ray.
As the march toward nationwide legalization gains momentum, cannabis companies of all types and sizes are getting serious about developing brands that will resonate with people for years to come. Many companies focus their marketing narrative on products and services, often with an emphasis on health benefits, but others have taken a decidedly different route into the popular consciousness by establishing trust based on social responsibility and public service. Read more
Business Insider – June 26, 2016
This $50 vape pen is as good as vaporizers that are 5 times as expensive
The first time you take a long, blissful draw on a Highlighter vape pen, you may cough so violently you think you'll hack up a lung. This pencil-thin device packs a bigger punch than its sleek design suggests.
The Highlighter vape pen is a pot user's dream. It's portable, stylish, cost-effective, and easy to use. As the vaping industry quickly heats up (one in 10 Americans vape these days), the Highlighter could be the device that's been missing from the legal marijuana industry. Read more
the dieline – May 22, 2016
The Dieline Awards 2016 Outstanding Achievements: Highlighter by Bloom Farms
As the cannabis vaporizer pen market explodes across the country at a rapid pace, a wide array of package designs appear, many of which reflect fast turn-around production and cluttered, confusing design. Bloom Farm approached Pavement with a desire to stand out in the marketplace with a sophisticated and instantly recognizable brand image that would become the high standard for the category. Read more
The Huffington Post – February 24, 2016
More Than Just Revenue: The Social Capital Benefits of Legal Cannabis
It looked like a line for a concert, young folks shifting their weight as they patiently waited outside of the New Parish, a popular music venue in Oakland. The appearance of the crowd led one to believe that an alternative rock band or other anti-establishment act was poised to appear. Tattoos were in full force, piercings adorned ears, noses and less common body parts, and hair colors evoked rainbows. But this wasn't a rock show, this was a work event, if your work happens to be in the cannabis industry. Read more


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PRP, also known as the Vampire Facelift is an effective and natural procedure used to promote new collagen and tissue regeneration for treating fine lines, deep wrinkles, acne scarring, and loss of volume. PRP, by definition refers to platelets in plasma is produced through centrifugation of the patient's blood. This results in a self-made concentration of human platelets in a small volume of plasma. The therapy will revitilize the skin and give it a more radiant appearance. At Newdermamed we use the Selphyl® PRFM as the next generation of PRP.
The Selphyl® system can convert PRP to PRFM with the addition of a precise amount of calcium chloride, which initiates the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin, as part of the clotting cascade. The fibrin matrix serves as a three dimensional scaffold to maintain the platelets at the site of injection. The scaffold also serves to protect the platelets so their release of growth factors can be sustained over a long period of time.
Fine Lines and Skin Quality – PRP mesotherapy injections promote the process of natural tissue regeneration which naturally slows down as we age. PRP improves skin quality and smoothes fine lines.
Dark Circles – The eye area has very delicate skin that can appear bluish due to microcirculation. PRP mesotherapy injections stimulate circulation around the eye and as a result the under eye darkness will improve.
Deep Wrinkles – PRP can be combined with HA dermal fillers to restore youthful proportions to the volumes of the face. Areas include nasolabial folds, cheeks and jaws, periorbital area, crow's feet, upper lip, nose and forehead.
Scars - PRP mesotherapy injections can greatly improve scars, acne scars, and stretch marks.
Hair Loss – PRP is a natural therapy that uses mesotherapy injections localized in the scalp to slow down hair loss and to stimulate hair growth. By exploiting regenerative potential contained in the platelets, this induces regeneration of the hair bulb environment, while increasing blood supply to the hair follicle. As a result, the hair becomes more enriched and stronger, in return enhancing the actual colour and brightness of the hair without any side effects.
As part of the body's natural ability to heal itself, platelets and other components in the human blood move to a site of injury. Platelets which are known to release a variety of factors that respond to tissue injury, where they go on to initialize and promote the healing process. Physicians have the potential to enhance the body's natural healing process by focusing on concentrating the platelets at the site of injury.
Growth factors are released through the formation of a three-dimensional cross-linked fibrin matrix as soon as Selphyl prepared PRFRM is adminstered. This process is essential to the platelet plug as it serves as a binding site for both growing factors and platelets allowing their sustained release. This such scaffolding (fibrin matrix) is what localized the growth factors in return, increasing their concentration at the area of interest and guiding tissue regeneration.
A nurse or physician will extract a very small amount of venous blood and place it into the PRP system which will produce the optimal platelet concentration by isolating the red cells from a platelet concentrate embedded in its own plasma.
Blood is made up of plasma, red cells, white cells and platelets. Platelet Rich Plasma is blood with an increased concentration of platelets. Platelets are essential in hard and soft tissue repair mechanisms. They provide essential growth factors that stimulate collagen synthesis, skin renewal, cell growth, and tissue regeneration. Plasma contains nutrients, vitamins, hormones electrolytes and proteins that are critical for cell survival. Research studies have shown that the increased concentration of growth factors in PRP speed up the healing process in injured patients and have an anti-aging effect when used on the skin. In addition, studies have shown that PRP is an innovative solution for hair loss, acne scars and stretch marks.
The Selphyl system can be considered the next generation of PRP and it is designed for the rapid and safe preparation of Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrix taken from a small sample of blood from the patient. Numerous PRP systems require operator skill, which vary in the results they offer along with the potential risk of red and white blood cell contamination. By using the Selphyl system, it aims to remove virtually all contaminating blood cells and is independent of operator techniques. PRP is then converted to PRFM through a controlled process, producing a scaffold that aims to preserve and protect platelets.
· Safe and natural technique: no risk of allergy or rejection
· Stimulate the growth of new healthy tissue: new collagen, new fatty tissue and new blood vessels.
· Improved volume: when combined with HA fillers, the PRP can lift and create a beautiful shape.
· Reduction of fine lines, dark circles, wrinkles, and scars.
· Long-lasting results: skin will continue to improve for 2-3 months after treatment.
· Visible improvement to skin tone and texture after just one session: skin will become smoothe, hydrated and luminous.
The results of PRP on its own are very rejuvenating, but combining PRP with HA dermal fillers or laser treatments can be synergistic and optimize results.
Additional treatments are generally recommended. Your doctor will determine the best approach for you individually. The entire procedure will take about an hour to perform.
There have been no reported cases of side effects to date assosciated with Selpyl. As with any injectable procedure, some clients may often experience some mild and temporary irritation, swelling, brusing, itching, discoloration or tenderness at the injection site but will fade to subside.
The Selphyl PRFRM system is specially designed to be used to rapidly collect and isolate a patient's own PRFM for injection and contains no traces of animal or synthectic products making it virtually risk- free from an allergic reaction.
To book a FREE consultation and learn more about PRP, or to schedule an appointment, contact NewDermaMed today!
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Stockport Fuel Merchants
Regular Free* Delivery of Logs, Coal and Briquettes
Home Fires and Fuels provide competitively priced Kiln dried hardwood logs, seasoned logs, coal and other fuels for wood burning and multi-fuels stoves and open fires with a regular and free delivery service to customers in the local areas of Marple, New Mills, Romiley, Disley, Offerton, Hazel Grove, Bramhall the Heatons, Poynton , Didsbury and surrounding areas. All our products are stored under cover at our centrally located depot at Chadkirk in Stockport.
PLEASE NOTE - A minimum order of £35 is required to qualify for free delivery within the 8 miles radius
Consistent quality dry fuels for open fires and stoves at low prices from our covered depot in Stockport
Our seasoned logs are locally sourced from renewable managed woodland or through local tree surgery business. The logs have been seasoned (dried naturally) and typically contain less than 25-30% moisture. Our Kiln dried hardwood logs have a typical moisture content of less than 18% and 23 cm length and represent excellent value for money and are sourced sustainably from PEFC and FSC benchmarked and certificated producers.
We offer consistent quality, dry products at very competitive prices.
Logs and Solid Fuel Price List (August 2017 - July 2018)
NOTE: THE NEXT DELIVERY WILL BE 18th JUNE DUE TO HOLIDAYS
Kiln Dried Logs - Great for stoves
Our own Kiln Dried Hardwood logs. Excellent value. Silver birch 9-10KG net bags of Q-Logs
Price: 1 - 9 bags £4.95 each, 10+ bags £4.75 each, 30+ bags 4.45 each.
Builders bulk bag of Kiln dried hardwood logs
Available as Ash, Birch or Mixed Ash and Birch logs. ASH SOLD OUT. Mixed SOLD OUT
Price delivered to you: £98.50 (Birch), £115 (Ash) or £110 (mixed Ash and Birch). ASH SOLD OUT/Mixed sold outASH SOLD OUT MIXED SOLD OUT
Truck Sack of Kiln Dried Hardwood logs Wheelie bin sized bag with cover.
Ideal for storage in limited space.
Available as Ash or Birch logs.
Price: £39.50 (Birch) or £45.00 (Ash) ASH SOLD OUT
Seasoned Logs - Great for open fires
Net bag of seasoned logs. Excellent value and easy to store.
Price: £3.95
Large builders bag of seasoned logs. Delivered to you and tipped on your drive or convenient place.
Price: £75.00
Truck Sack of seasoned logs Wheelie bin sized bag with cover. Ideal for storage in limited space.
Price: £38.50
Net bag of Kindling.
Price: £3.50
Bulk Purchase Discount Special Offers on Logs and Kindling
We now offer 'bulk purchase' discount on the following items:
2 x Bulk bags of Kiln dried logs - Birch and 8 nets kindling = £197 - save £28
2 x Bulk bags of Kiln dried logs - Ash and 8 nets kindling = £228 - save £30 ASH SOLD OUT
1 x Bulk bag of Kiln dried logs Ash and one of Birch and 8 Kindling - £212 - save £29
Large nets (2.4 x a standard net) save 10-15%. Birch - £9.25, Ash - £9.95.
Minumum order of 10 bags.
Coal, Briquettes, Firelighters
Smokeless Coalite Ovals 25KG BAG. SOLD OUT AWAITING STOCK
Price: £11.95
Hotties Briquettes. The new ECO Friendly way to make a hot and easy fire. Made from 100% recycled wood with just 4% moisture content. (pop into the shop for a free sample).
Price: 1 - 9 bags £5.95 each, 10+ bags £5.50 each.
Firelighters. Flamers - 50 in a pack - only one needed per fire. Untreated wax made from wood waste.
Price: £5.95
*Free delivery of seasoned logs, kiln dried logs, coal and briquette solid fuels within a 8 mile radius of our Storage Depot at Chadkirk in Romiley.
The map below shows the radius for our free delivery service (minimum order of £35). If you are outside of this area please phone as there may be an additional delivery charge to apply. When ordering via Paypal please ensure that your delivery address and telephone number is transmitted so that we can contact you to arrange delivery.
We have regular deliveries - twice a week to most areas.


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The removal and replacement of the Village's Parkway trees affected by EAB is a continuous project for the Public Works Department. Spring and Fall Tree Replacement Programs have been set in place (as funding is available) to give the resident options on what they would like on the parkway. Residents who will be part of a Replacement Program receive an application with the available options that they must return to the Public Works Office by the due date.
While the Village won't be able to fill all requests, it is our goal to do so whenever possible. However your request may be turned down because:
Please contact the Public Works Department at 847-546-8752 if you have any questions regarding the Tree Replacement Program.