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Pests, Pesticides and Propaganda: the story of Bt Cotton
By Dr Vandana Shiva
A whitefly epidemic has devastated the Bt cotton crop in Punjab forcing farmers to use 10-12 sprays – each costing Rs 3200. This, in addition to the high cost of Bt seeds sold by Monsanto-Mahyco Biotech. In Maharashtra, Haryana and Punjab, farmers growing non Bt, desi cotton have not been impacted by pests like Bt cotton has. And organic farmers in Punjab had no whitefly attack.
Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprise (ABLE) is clearly un-able to distinguish between science and Industry propaganda.
A scientific approach, to what is happening in Punjab, would draw the inference that pesticides and Bt are creating pests, while non Bt seeds and organic practices are controlling them.
The second step would be to identify the ecological processes that create pests in Bt crops, and in fields using heavy doses of pesticides.
The third scientifically enlightened step would be to promote effective and sustainable pest control technologies such as ecological agriculture, and stop pushing failed and costly technologies like Bt and the pesticides that are peddled with it.
Instead of responding scientifically, the biotechnology lobby group has repeated the false claims of Monsanto – which has trapped millions of our farmers in debt and pushed hundreds of thousands to suicide. 300,000 farmers suicides should be a wakeup call for any nation.
Ecological science teaches us that pests are created by industrial agriculture through the following processes.
- Promotion of monocultures
- Chemical fertilisation of crops – which makes plants more vulnerable to pests
- Emergence of resistance in pests by spraying of pesticides
- Killing of friendly species which control pests and disruption of pest-predator balance
Bt. crops are not an alternative to these pest creating systems. They are a continuation of a non-sustainable strategy for pest control, which, instead of controlling pests, creates new pests and super pests. Monsanto advertised that Bt cotton would not need pesticide sprays, clearly a case of false advertising. The primary justification given for the genetic engineering of Bt traits into crops was that Bt will reduce the use of insecticides. A Monsanto brochure showed a picture of a few worms and stated – "You will see these in your cotton and that's O.K. Don't spray". Even today, Monsanto apologists claim that Bt has reduced pesticide usage. The Punjab devastation shows this is not true.
Bt crops are pesticide-producing plants that are supposed to control pests. In the US, where Bt technology is from, Bt crops are registered as a pesticide.
Bt toxins are a family of related molecules produced, in nature, by a soil Bacterium – Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt.). Farmers and gardeners have used Bacillus thuringiensis in it's natural form, as an organic pesticide, for more than 50 years. In recent times, Bt. genes have been genetically engineered into crops, making each and every cell in the plant produce toxins, through most of its life. Naturally occurring Bt and genetically engineered Bt are not substantially equivalent. The Bt in the soil bacterium is a pro-toxin which is in an inactive state. It is therefore safe for non-target insects. It is transformed into a toxin by enzymes in the gut of the caterpillar family of insects. In the genetically engineered plant Bt plant the expression of the toxin does not need this pathway. Bt plants contain an artificial, truncated Bt gene and less processing is required to generate the toxin. It is therefore less selective, and may harm non-target insects that do not have the enzymes to process the pro-toxin, as well as the pests like the bollworm for which it is intended. This difference in the nature of the Bt in its naturally occurring bacterial form, and its genetically engineered form in plants is the reason the non target species are being impacted while the target species evolves resistance.
The false claim of substantial equivalence by the Biotechnology industry has blocked the scientific research that would assess the difference. Science has been substituted by Propaganda.
Genetically engineered Bt. crops are being touted as a sustainable pest control strategy while their failure is evident. Bt. crops are neither effective nor ecologically sustainable. Instead of controlling pests, Bt crops are creating pests, as is evident from the outbreak of whitefly which destroyed more than 60% of the Bt cotton crop in 2015. Since Bt was introduced in India, pests that had historically never affected non Bt cotton have become major cotton pests. Massive outbreaks of aphids, jassids, army bugs, mealy bugs have compelled farmers to use more pesticides than before. When I sued Monsanto in 1999 for its illegal introduction of Bt cotton into India without the mandatory approval from the GEAC, the data from the open field trials that they were compelled to submit to the Supreme Court revealed that even at the trial stage Bt was increasing aphids and jassids by 300%. Clearly this was overlooked in the assessment by the GEAC.
In a peer-reviewed study, Swiss scientists found that Bt crops are more vulnerable to pest attacks because genetic engineering disrupts the metabolic processes in plants that contribute to resisting insects.
Evidence for such disruption of metabolic pathways by GM plants has been found in many lab studies and synthesised in a meta analysis through systems biology (found here)
The Royal Society has found that the processes of genetic modification to resist the bollworm makes Bt cotton more susceptible to non target pests such as aphids, because the plant has been induced to express Bt toxin in every cell through genetic engineering. Bt cotton contains reduced levels of induced terpenoids, which help the plant resist other pests.
Not only is Bt contributing to new pests, it is unable to control the target pest, the bollworm. In 1996, 2 million acres in the US were planted with Monsanto's Bt. transgenic cotton called Bollgard. Bollworms were found to have infested thousands of acres planted with the new breed of cotton in Texas. The genetically engineered cotton did not survive the cotton bollworm attack. Monsanto was sued by 25 farmers over Bt. cotton planted on 18,000 acres, which suffered boll worm damage, following which, the farmers had to use pesticides in contrast to the corporate propaganda that genetic engineering meant an end to the pesticide era.
A second process through which Bt is contributing to increasing the pest problem, instead of reducing it, is by inducing Bt-resistance in pests and creating super pests.
The Bt. crop strategy is not a sustainable method for pest control because Bt plants continuously release toxins. Constant long-term exposure of pest populations to Bt encourages survival of individual pests that are genetically resistant to the toxin. As Margaret Mellon and Jane Rissler, of the Union of Concerned Scientists, state in their report Now or Never – "over many generations, the proportion of resistant individuals in pest populations can increase, reducing the efficacy of the Bt. toxin as pesticide."
Scientists have estimated that widespread use of Bt. crops could lead to the loss of Bt's efficacy against certain pest populations in as far as two to five years (Fred and Bruce, 1998). In India, the pink bollworm has developed resistance to Bt, and Monsanto is selling an even more expensive Bollgard II, which has stacked Bt genes. This too will contribute to evolution of resistance since the genetically engineered Bt crops continuously express the Bt toxin, throughout its growing season. Continued exposure to Bt toxins promotes development of resistance in insect populations, rendering Bt ineffective at the one job it is supposed to do.
The fact that the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) of the U.S. requires refugia of non-engineered crops to be planted near the engineered crops, reflects the reality of the creation of resistant strains of insects. Due to this risk of pest resistance, the EPA offers only conditional and temporary registration of varieties producing Bt. The EPA requires 4% "refugia" with Bt. cotton i.e. 4% of planted cotton is conventional and does not express the Bt. toxin. It therefore acts as a refuge for insects to survive and breed, and hence keeps the overall level of resistance in the population low. Even at a 4% refugia level, insect resistance will evolve in as little as 3 – 4 years. Even though Monsanto claims it has adhered to the regulations in India, it is common knowledge that the implementation of refugia has never been done. Additionally, the biosafety regulations have never been followed for Bt in India.
The failure of Monsanto's Bollgard cotton in large areas in the U.S. shows the risks of extrapolating from trials on small plots to large scale commercial planting. A second lesson from the 1996 U.S. planting is that it is not easy to force farmers to leave refugia, at their own costs, in order to manage pest resistance. The extra costs of leaving 20 per cent land to non-Bt cotton to be sprayed with conventional insecticides should be internalised in assessment of the benefits of Bt cotton.
Scientists have recommended that 50 per cent area be planted with non-Bt cotton when farmers plant Bt cotton (Fred and Bruce, 1998). If farmers should not be planting more than half their acreage with Bt cotton, why should they be planting it at all?
One of the most significant reasons contributing to the pesticide treadmill has been the death of beneficial insects, and the emergence of resistance. More than 500 species of insects have become resistant to conventional insecticides, and there is empirical evidence that they can also adapt to Bt toxins (Fred Gould and Bruce Tabashnik, 1998 Bt cotton Resistance Management in Mellon and Rissler "Now or Never").
Bt is destroying ecosystem sustainability and biodiversity, by killing beneficial organisms. Engineering a toxin into a plant can have its own hazards. Plants engineered to manufacture their own pesticides can harm organisms other than their intended targets. Soil inhabiting organisms, that convert organic matter into nutrients for the plants, can be harmed by the toxin preventing the regeneration of soil nutrients.
The full impacts of Bt crops have not been looked at, though indications are emerging that genetically engineered Bt is harmful to beneficial insects such as bees and ladybirds. Research at the Scottish Crop Research showed that ladybirds fed on aphids that were fed transgenic potatoes – laid fewer eggs and lived half as long as ladybirds on a normal diet (Brich et al, 1996/97).
Research from Cornell, in 1999, found that the Monarch butterfly -Danaus plexippus -was killed by ingesting milkweed leaves dusted with pollen from Bt cotton (Losey J.E.: Transgenic pollen harms monarch larvae. Nature, Vol 399, 20 May 1999: 314)
Research done on impact of Bt cotton on soil micro organisms showed a 22 % decline of beneficial micro organisms within 4 years.
These impacts on non-target species falsify the claims that the Bt toxin in Bt cotton only effects the cotton bollworm.
The myth that GMO crops reduce pesticide use is also not true.
Two applications of genetic engineering account for most commercial planting, Bt crops and Ht crops. Herbicide tolerant crops account for 63 % of the cultivation of GM crops.
Bt crops have led to increase of pesticide use because of new pests , and pest resistance in the boll worm. As the directorate of plant protection shows, pesticide use has increased with increase of Bt cotton cultivation.
Herbicide tolerant crops are designed to make crops resistant to herbicide spraying to allow for increased herbicide sales and use.
Bt threatens Ayurveda and other Medical Practices.
Besides this, the Bt cotton will have a direct impact on the practitioners of the Indian system of medicines. The cotton seeds, roots, flowers, leaves, oil and cotton is used internally as well as externally in different ailments in the Indian system of medicines. The cotton seeds are used for increasing milk secretion; the use of Bt cotton seeds can cause serious health hazards to the mother and the child. Similarly, the roots are used during labour to enhance the uterine contraction. The ash of the cotton is taken to check bleeding from wound. The leaves are given as diurative. The introduction of Bt cotton in Indian varieties, safe from contamination until now, will have a dangerous effect on the traditional medical practices and the use of its seeds, leaves, roots, oil will be fatal for the patients.
India is the home of cotton diversity. We should use the biodiversity of cotton to our advantage to create ecological strategies of selecting pest resistance varieties, using integrated pest management and avoiding the risks of hazardous pesticides as well as the risks of genetically engineered crops. Instead, the ICAR is pushing for Bt in straight varieties of cotton which would contaminate all standing crops of non-Bt cotton, leaving farmers vulnerable to litigation and crop failure.
Scientific assessments tells us the GMO experiment with our seeds and crops must be stopped. Propaganda on behalf of the biotech seed industry, which in also the pesticide industry, will of course keep repeating that pesticides and Bt crops are a silver bullet. It is just that Monsanto gets the silver, Farmers get the bullet.

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Meet Keith "Keyoko" Sumlin of Sunrise, Florida.
Sumlin, 30, posed for the mug above after he was arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder and criminal transmission of the AIDS virus, along with five other charges involving sex with a 15-year-old boy he met on an iPhone app.
…and there may be even more victims! *sigh*
Details below…
According to a police report obtained by the Miami Herald, the boy told his mother the two had sexual intercourse and that he later heard that the older man was HIV positive.
Sumlin was arrest last Wednesday after the mother took her 15 year old son to Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, Florida for an HIV test and unfortunately for the teen, the preliminary result was positive.
Before they had sex, Sumlin said he was 21 and asked the boy, "Are you really 18 years old?" according to the police report.
From the report: "The def asked 'Are you really 18 years old,' and the victim replied 'no.' The def then asked, 'Are you 17,' at which point the victim replied, 'Younger.'"
The teen later told a friend that he had met Sumlin via a mobile phone app and that he had invited the man to his home in Pembroke Pines, where they had sex without condoms.
The friend told the boy that Sumlin was HIV positive and "has a secret Facebook page wherein he posts videos of himself engaging in anal sex with males that appear to be under the age of 18," according to the police report.
Pembroke Pines police detective Michael Silver wrote in his report that during the investigation he viewed a video of Sumlin posted on a social networking website.
"I f—ed this little boy, videotaped it and added it to the online group," Sumlin said in the video, according to the police report.
"And I don't use condoms when I have sex and you call me sick, don't worry about me, worry about who gave it to them."
Sumlin admitted to authorities that he had sex with the teen but says he wore a condom. He is being held at the Broward County Jail on $280,000 bond.
Police believe there may be more victims. If you have any information, call Pembroke Pines police at 954-436-3200.


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Imagine waking up every day for five years and knowing that you had to participate in repetitive and pointless tasks or face legal sanctions.
During this time, you move regularly from room to room according to a tight schedule under the watchful eye of ever-present authority figures and with very few options about the nature of your work. After an endless battery of meaningless tests, you finally receive the necessary exit papers. Only then are you freed to live your own life.
Far from being the plot of a long-lost Kafka short story, this is how many young people regard their secondary school experience. They simply don't understand why they go to school. And the same is also true of many of their parents.
The impact of this attitude is evident in the vast achievement gaps between poor white British children and their peers from other backgrounds, many of whom overcome significant poverty and the barrier of English as a second language.
Fewer than 27 per cent of white British boys in receipt of free school meals gained five A*-C GCSEs including English and mathematics in 2012, making them the lowest performing demographic group of significant size. This figure compares with 63 per cent of all other pupils on free school meals.
Yet we know, from research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and others, that these children and their parents do not lack aspiration. It's more they do not connect these aspirations to what happens on a day-to-day basis in school. The discourses about education that many of us take for granted – the value of self-improvement and learning – are simply unknown to them.
In preparing evidence for this week's Select Committee hearing, I spoke to several Future Leaders working in schools that serve deprived areas in the north-east of England and how they are seeking to make a difference.
>> The lost boys who are consigned to failure
For many of them, a first step is to demonstrate to parents and children the links between academic attainment and aspiration, or to put it more crudely, earning potential.
This is often a hard sell. There may be negative responses from those who were let down by the same schools in the past. There may be not many local jobs – and certainly not of the sort that demand graduate level skills. Some young people see their unemployed parents (and grandparents) living in relative comfort and wonder why they should work hard at school.
Of course, this does not mean that England is Benefits Street writ large: the tabloid narrative of work-shy scroungers is not one I recognise. It's just that definitions of 'success' depend on context.
Many white British communities have a tremendous work ethic and frown upon claiming benefits, but have no desire to go beyond routine jobs in local businesses. This becomes an issue when it limits young people's choices, and students who want to go to university face only their parents' bemusement.
One deputy head told me about a Year 10 girl who is capable of studying Maths at a top university, but whose parents are adamant that working on the till at the local Marks and Spencer represents the pinnacle of opportunity.
The problem of persuading parents and children that qualifications lead to success is exacerbated by increasing university fees. The pressure of student debt repayment may appear to be relatively benign to the more wealthy, but it can be hugely off-putting to families with less experience of debt and lower credit ratings.
In the end, though, none of the effort to engage families and show them how their aspirations can be realised will make any difference unless the quality of teaching in schools that predominantly serve white British children is improved. Schools that have struggled in the past or are located in more isolated, less fashionable areas find it harder to attract good leaders and good teachers.
Much more needs to be done to ensure that our best leaders and teachers are actively encouraged and incentivised to commit to these schools and, once they're there, to give their all to uphold the values and beliefs that are necessary to transform children's lives.
We have to appeal to the core moral purpose that drives teachers – and to demonstrate that moving away from the inner cities to coastal and market towns will not be career suicide as many fear, but will open doors to better professional and career development. No longer should teachers come to London to seek their fortune.
There is no panacea for this problem. The Pupil Premium will help, but it will be a long, hard slog to reverse years of decline and regenerate communities that have been left to languish for too long.
During that time, there must also be a continued spotlight on the underperformance of poor white British children. The Ofsted report on "Unseen Children" must be a wake-up call to us all – how can it be that the worst place to be poor and white is in affluent West Berkshire? And how can we, as a civilised society, accept the widespread prejudice against thousands of our fellow citizens?
Heath Monk is Chief Executive of The Future Leaders Trust


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- The only reason I knew that the registration went through was because I received three welcome emails. THREE.
- Once I logged in, it crashed again.
- The second time I logged in, I was able to get as far as clicking around to view a few other "Want" items from other users. But the second I hit "Add Want", the app crashed again.
- In a last stitch attempt, I logged in to see if I could at least look around a little more…
- And then I realized that all of the location listed were in New York.
The app was made primarily for those people who live…in New York.
There's Hope for a Great Concept.
I mean, "Window Shopping" is a great concept.
Want! is similar to another "window shopping" app that I downloaded last year. But, I ended up deleting that app for the same reason. It was primarily for those users in Los Angeles. I'll update when I remember the name.
You can create category-specific "Walls" to organize and display your wants.
You can add wants from other users to your "want walls".
Want! allows you to click and visit the actual online store for the item.
If they really wanted to, they could figure out a way to leverage the redirect, and score some affiliate points.
Wish I could offer more of a review, but the registration and login process was a beast and I kind of lost interest.


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and miles and miles of carpet tiles,
T.V.s, deep freeze and David Bowie L.P.s,
Ball games, gold chains, whatsnames,
pictures frames and leather goods,
And Trevor Francis track suits from a mush in Shepherds Bush,
Bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush ...
No income tax, no V.A.T.,
No money back, no guarantee,
Black or white, rich or poor,
We'll cut prices at a stroke......
God bless Hooky Street,
Viva Hooky Street,
Long live Hooky Street,
C'est magnifique, Hooky Street
Alice in Wonderland syndrome, named after the novel written by Lewis Carroll also known as Todd's syndrome is a disorienting neurological condition which affects human perception. Sufferers may experience micropsia, macropsia, or size distortion of other sensory modalities. A temporary condition, it is often associated with migraines, brain tumors, and the use of psychoactive drugs. AIWS is fairly common in childhood, with many people growing out of them in their teens. It appears that AIWS is also a common experience at sleep onset.The most prominent and often most disturbing symptom is that of altered body image: the sufferer will find that they are confused as to the size and shape of parts of (or all of) their body.
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One man invasion
In August 1990, an unemployed French nuclear physicist named Andre Gardes attempted a single handed invasion of Sark armed with a semi automatic weapon. Sark is a small island in the Chanel Islands just off the the French coast of Normandy and is populated at about 600-800 people. The night Gardes arrived he put up signs declaring his intention to take over the island the following day at noon. He was arrested while sitting on a bench by the islands volunteer constable.
The new song and music video - I Need A Doctor by Dr Dre, Eminem and Skylar Grey. Clearly a high budget video but because the label is not doing so well financially right now they managed to get help of sponsors, Casio, K-Swiss and Gatorade...cheeky. The songs just over 7 and a half minutes long although Dre spends most of his time unconscious on some kind of futuristic life support machines while a girl in white robes swims around in mid-air repeatedly singing out for a doctor that she never seems to get and Eminem as a standard just walks around angry at himself and the world. Don't really rate the song that much and it sounds almost like Dre has given up but i guess the video is still pretty good and reminds me a lot of Inception...i think thats what they were aiming for....
"Get Yo Nails Did Rae Rae"
Yakiumi is some mad Japanese overly girly site where I go to find overly tacky accessories for my phone and my nails. Have added the first set of nails to my basket but in reality I'm never going to find an appropriate time to wear them...but they'd go lavly with my blackbizzay case...prices from around $34.99
Yesterday I found a place in Soho that goes by the name COX COOKIES AND CAKES. At first; I figured it was just a sex shop seeing as we were in Soho and it had neon pink and blue lights in the window but at closer look it was actually a seedy cookie joint. All the cakes looked very fancy and the shop was done up with black bricking, neon lights and heavy RnB music pumping out of it. It's prices weren't that surprising and they also do delivery. I was too embarrassed to ask for a nipple cake so i just went for a Red Velvet cupcake (2.50). They make great presents; here's their website: www.coxcookiesandcake.com
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This cozy restaurant is so cute. I just love it. The place only has about 8 tables and a few seats at the bar, so it's likely you'll have to wait for a table on busy nights, but it's so worth the wait. The staff is super attentive and the food is delicious. The decor is this mix of old kitchy sports memorabilia that adds to the charm of the place. It's definitely one of the more unique and warm restaurants I've been to.


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Playing SHOUTcast in Windows Media Player
Windows Media Player can play SHOUTcast streams without any additional software. You can save the PLS file, get a stream URL from it, and then "File -> Open URL..." (Ctrl+U) in WMP. To automate the process, install Open PLS in WMP. Then it's possible to click on a "Tune In!" button and automatically start playing the station. WMP can even show song names!
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The programme has been designed to provide a sound understanding of the concepts of micro-organisms in relation to mankind and the environment. The programme will elaborate the importance of micro-organisms in the industry, health and environmental sectors of the society. The Microbiology programme will also emphasise the traditional biotechnology and the linkage to the current modern biotechnology.
The main objectives of the programme are to broadly educate students for position in industry , the health sector, research institutes and to prepare them for graduate and professional studies in the life applied areas of microbiology.
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UTME The entry requirements shall be at least credit level passes in five subjects including English Language, Mathematics, to form the core subjects with credits in three other relevant science courses Biology, Chemistry and Physics at the Senior Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent. In addition, an acceptable pass in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) into 100-level is required.
Direct Entry Candidates with two A level passes (Grade A-E) at the Advanced Level in relevant subjects (Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics and Physics) may undertake the three-year degree programme into 200-level.
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To graduate, a student must pass a minimum of 120 units including all compulsory courses.
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All Bachelors honours degree students in Microbiology are expected to develop the following abilities and skills to solving theoretical and practical problems in Microbiology in relation to national and societal problems.
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Summer Arts Programs Make For Great Family Getaways In Summerland | July 7 – August 15
Nurture your child's creative talents this summer by registering them in a Summer Arts Program with the Summerland Community Arts Council. Whether your little one is an aspiring actor, writer, painter or still looking to discover that special artistic talent, these fun and engaging programs present a great opportunity to make new friends and learn new things.
The programs also offer the perfect opportunity for mom and dad to take a much-needed summer vacation in beautiful Summerland, BC, the heart of Okanagan Wine Country. While the kids are busy with their artistic endeavors, mom and dad sip wine at Bottleneck Drive Wineries, cruise Lake Okanagan on a paddleboard or take to the skies on a zip line!
Nine different summer arts programs cater to a variety of age groups, from pre-school to teens.
- Fun with a Pocket Knife (ages 9 and up) | July 7 – 11
- Music & Movement (ages 3 – 5) | July 14 – 18
- Play & Puppetry (ages 3 – 5) | July 21 – 25
- Wild About Writing (ages 8 – 12) | July 28 – Aug 1
- Space Junk (ages 7 and up) | July 28 – Aug 1
- Messy & Marvelous (ages 3 – 5) | Aug 5 – 8
- Once Upon a Time! (ages 3 – 5) | Aug 11 – 15
- Drawing & Painting (ages 10 and up) | Aug 11 – 15
- Broadway Bound (ages 7 – 12) | August 11 – 15
For full program information, view the registration brochure here. Registration cost, which includes all supplies, ranges between $50 and $125 per child. To register or learn more about the programs, contact the Summerland Arts Council at 250-494-4494
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Common sense dictates that founding a startup during a recession is a bad idea. In fact, in 2007, there were 844,000 new startups in the United States. By 2009, that number had fallen to just 700,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. People tend to hunker – not double – down in a crappy economy.
But let me ask you this: Microsoft. LexisNexis. Hewlett-Packard. MTV. What unites them?
Want a hint? Not only are they all legendarily successful, but they also all got their starts during bear markets.
This may at first seem counterintuitive: surely the best time to start a company is at an economic peak, rather than what seems like a pretty bleak valley? But – and especially for startups – this is not the case.
It is easy to see the downside of starting a company during an economic downturn: tighter credit. Weak assets. Skittish investors. Conservative consumers. Thinking on these conditions might cow even the most ambitious would-be founder. But there are upsides to tough economic times as well. And startups are uniquely suited to take advantage of them.
Lean is better
A slow economy incentivizes efficiency. This is great news for startups. Your startup shouldn't be a request for consumers to spend more money, but an opportunity for them to spend the money they have better. At Speek, we've come up with a product that allows for cheaper and easier conference calls. From encouraging telecommuting to maximizing the hours in a business day, we save our customers time and money. And the value of that savings is more appreciated during an economic downturn, not less.
This emphasis on efficiency is good for startups internally as well. During booms, when money is being thrown around with euphoric promiscuity, it is easy to take your eye off the bottom line. Why save pennies when Benjamins, Grovers ($1,000), and even Woodrows ($100,000) are all just the next easy venture round away? But when you get started in leaner times, your startup starts leaner. This isn't even a blessing in disguise; it is a blessing pure and simple. Gone are the days when hotshot startups "bragged about their rabid 'burn rates'" and competed in a game of chicken to see who could come closest to the fiscal cliff without bailing. When there is more room for error, we tend to make more errors. By getting started now, you won't need a panicked CFO to rein in risky spending; the economic climate will do it for you.
Bad habits are easier to avoid than to unlearn
This means that as the economy grows (and it will), your startup will be primed to grow with it, unburdened by the excess weight of fossilized extravagances that are maintained just because "that's the way we've always done it." More than one startup has flamed out because its founders had eyes that were bigger than their stomachs: they said "yes" to all growth – at any time, of any size – without considering if it was in keeping with their philosophies, with their long-term goals. Even worse, some of those companies allowed those philosophies to get buried, and those long-term goals to get shuffled and changed, blurred by the onslaught of easy cash. For a startup, this is death. You can get a duck nice and fat, all very quickly, by shoving a funnel down its gullet and force-feeding it corn. But it's not that good for the duck.
Don't get me wrong: at Speek, our number one goal in life is weekly growth. Right now that's active user weekly growth. Soon that will be weekly revenue growth. Eventually that will be weekly profit growth. But this is managed (and manageable) growth. We know where we want to go, but we also know how we want to get there. By starting up during a weaker economy, you can be sure that you won't have to unlearn bad habits later, because those habits will never have materialized in the first place.
Great products matter, no matter what
An argument that looks simple on its face: bad economic times are bad times to start a company. It is simple, and it is certainly true for some types of businesses. But it is not true for startups. Where startups are concerned, great products matter. Bad economies don't. Again, be the way your customers spend their money better. The time for a great idea is always now. And remember, your great idea is only yours until somebody else capitalizes on it first. Just make sure that it's great.
You are the economy
One more thing: from a startup perspective, it is easy to forget that your company is not only affected by the economy, but also part of the economy. Saying "we can't start a company right now, because the economy is bad," is like saying "we can't build a roof right now, because it's raining." At Speek, we are working to build a $1 billion-plus company that creates many, many jobs for people regardless of how bad the economy is. If we can achieve this goal, not only will we and our investors be better off for it, but so too will our clients, and so too will the economy.
Innovators innovate. Founders found startups. That's what we do. Don't ever let economic conditions get in the way of changing the world.
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Luncheon audience hears readings from recently-published book
Local author Laura Zinn Fromm has whipped up a classic recipe that combines the sharing of food and friendship in her book, "Sweet Survival: Tales of Cooking & Coping." The Short Hills resident read from and discussed her book at a women's luncheon sponsored recently by Trinitas Health Foundation at the Shackamaxon Country Club in Scotch Plains, NJ. The Foundation organized the luncheon as a "thank you" to the members of the Annual Gala committee for their hard work which resulted in a record amount raised in May.
The Gala is one of several Trinitas Health Foundation fundraisers throughout the year that advance the mission of Trinitas Regional Medical Center to meet the healthcare needs of the community.
Laura Zinn Fromm, third from left, displayed copies of her book along with, left to right, Susan Feinberg, Vice President, Wealth Advisor at Wells Fargo Bank, and former Short Hills resident; Ruthi Byrne, president of Zinn Graves & Field Inc., and resident of Short Hills; and Nadine Brechner, Chief Development Officer and Vice President, Trinitas Health Foundation.
For more information on "Sweet Survival," please visit Laura Zinn Fromm's website at
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Trinitas Regional Medical Center continues a long-standing tradition of healing, comforting, and nurturing - the essence of healthcare. The Trinitas Health Foundation gathers support from friends and neighbors to make this work possible. Gifts to the Foundation help the hospital upgrade facilities, expand services, and establish greater contact with the community. The Foundation raises funds through a number of activities, including annual appeals, special appeals, special events such as golf outings and galas, memorial and tribute giving, private and corporate foundation grants, and planned giving vehicles such as bequests, the Pooled Income Fund and charitable trusts. To make a gift or for information on the Foundation's giving programs, please call 908-994-8249 or email the Trinitas Health Foundation at email@example.com. Information is also available by writing to the Trinitas Health Foundation, PO Box 259, Elizabeth, NJ 07207-0259
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Infobiotics is the synergy of executable biology, evolutionary and machine learning methods, mesoscopic simulation techniques and experimental data for a more principled practice of origins of life, bioinformatics, computational systems and synthetic biology research.
These activities are complemented by other groups in the SynBioNT Synthetic Biology Network for Modelling and Programming Cell-Cell Interactions.
Infobiotics Workbench
Infobiotics Workbench is a computational framework implementing a synergy between executable biology, multi-compartmental stochastic simulations, formal model analysis and structural/parameter model optimisation for computational systems and synthetic biology. It provides a user-friendly front-end allowing the modeller to design in-silico experiments, analyse and visualise results using its four components:
- A modelling language based on P systems which allows modular and parsimonious multi-cellular model development including geometric information.
- A multi-compartmental stochastic simulator based on Gillespie's Stochastic Simulation Algorithm for multi-cellular systems.
- Formal model analysis using the stochastic model checkers PRISM and MC2 for the study of temporal and spatial model properties.
- Structural and parameter model optimisation using evolutionary algorithms to automatically generate models whose dynamics match specified targets.
Our software
GPSE (Graphical P-System Editor)
Our software is a CAD to design biological P-Systems. The main goal of our program is to make the preparation of the files needed for the P-Systems simulators easier, more intuitive. The main features of the software are as follow:
- Projects organized in several levels: a level for description and documentation about the project, a level for DNA, cell level and a multicellular level.
- Analysis: check for possible errors in the input and compatibility with BioBricks.
- New modules available for download from repositories.
- Drag&drop elements in the graphical interface.
- You can export the project both as GPSE or CBML a format compatible with multiple biological simulators.
We've been using Google Code to keep our code online, with GNU GPL v3 license. Check it here! In several days you will see a stable version, which will be published in the Google Code web. Stay tunned!
The future of our software
For the next version of our software we will include:
- Exports in more formats.
- CBML and othe formats to import.
- Other interesting features.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Are we going to implement an instance of a P-system biochemically?
Our project is not intended to be an implementation of a P-system but it can be used to design implementations of a restricted version of P-system without membrane polarization, division or creation, among other things. It was conceived as a new level of abstraction that will allow us to design complex biological circuits. It's true that there are some similarities between our project and the definiton of a P-system; both are compartimentalized, paralell and maximal.
As you can see above, we are using infobiotics WB to do the simulation, so we are adapting our project into a P-system. We are also developing a software to make the tedious task of creating the configuration file for the IWB much easier.


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Angie's Nine Patch has some magnificent quilts on the wall. They are located on Henrietta. Not that fare from the freeway. Well the owner of this shop must be one of the kindest people. She took the time to help me with my quilt. I am so happy I went in to the shop.4


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A Look Back at 2011's Many Inception-Like Movie Trailers
BRAMMM! What dominated movie marketing this year? BRAMMM! Would you believe it was a movie from last year? BRAMMM! Hans Zimmer's clang-heavy Inception score was 2011's most-aped soundtrack cue, turning up to punctuate action beats in trailers for some of the year's biggest movies, from Super 8 to Transformers: Dark of the Moon. BRAMMM! Take a look at the original if you need a refresher, and let's peruse the marketing campaigns that would have been a whole lot less bass-shaking without Zimmer's BRAMMM-y antecedent.BEGIN SLIDESHOW


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It was an honor to have Mike Hibbison from The Home Depot as the first guest on our marketing series. He gives so many gems that weren't included in the video above. Here's more great content from Mike:
In today's media landscape, brands are forced to think like publishers and bring content to their audience in an engaging environment. This shift has forced structural changes within many organizations as they think of the best ways to tell their story. Peter Macey of Forbes joins the series to discuss the assets, delivery, experimentation, and decision-making required to successfully leverage branded content.
Virtual reality is more than just a trend. It's going mainstream, and brands need to view it as a medium that delivers their messages in an immersive experience. Shauna Heller of Clay Park VR discusses why it's important for brands to embrace the spirit of VR innovation and delight consumers through unique stories that cannot be experienced any other way.
The Internet has had a massive impact on creativity, especially on advertising. Justin Archer, Creative Director at the Roar Groupe agency in Atlanta, joins the ATOMIZED Marketing Series to talk about the challenges of working with giant international brand advertisers, navigating the changing media landscape, and how he motivates his team to develop content that is unique, differentiated and relevant to the brand's audience.
Continuing the conversation between ChRiS Gomersall (CEO, ATOMIZED) and Mike Hibbison (VP of Merchandising, The Home Depot):
ChRiS: If you look at the current ad tech landscape, so much is based around this move to DSPs and programmatic, but the real issue is the lack of innovation around the art side of the business (rather than science). This is exactly why we created a visual content calendar. The industry can no longer just simply tweak bits and pieces of the campaign, (headlines, products and calls to action). I think the change needs to happen with the storytelling itself.
Mike: I totally agree with this statement. If we go back years, advertisers had to build content that grabbed someone's attention, but the number of "distractions" people were dealing with was very limited. Today, not only are there more ways to reach consumers, but, at the same time, there are more distractions. So first you have to build content that will grab someone's attention while they are doing other things, and second you have to keep them and get them to react in some way, i.e. convert. This means the content that advertisers create has to be more relevant and that content must stand out from all the other noise marketers are creating.
ChRiS: That's right — brands must do a better job of moving people sequentially through the marketing funnel or customer journey. This means our messaging must be coordinated and we can no longer be "all things to all people."
Mike: There has never been a better time to be a marketer, because we are armed with more data and information than ever before. We have to be responsible with that information, but we can also use it to help consumers find what they are looking for faster. This means the creative must be relevant to where a consumer is in the classic purchase funnel. Someone just starting their journey needs higher level information about your brand and what you offer them in terms of helping them solve whatever they are trying to solve.
This should be very high level and not specific, somewhat old-school brand building. But when someone is showing signals through their actions that they are further down the purchase funnel the creative must be very targeted and specific. It must help them convert and the needs are somewhat different, such as "how fast can I get the product," "how good is the product," "how much does it cost" — both shipping and pickup if online, or "how fast can I pick it up locally if needed."
ChRiS: What about this notion of "content marketing"? I mean- everything marketers do is content marketing, from TV to social, digital, all of it. If your brand's marketing doesn't consist of hundreds of pieces (deliberately placed) then you're simply not doing it right in the first place.
Mike: Absolutely. Marketing is all touch points, regardless of medium. What I mean is if the creative elements aren't tied to each other and relevant to a customer's desired medium, then it will get lost as the customer's attention span is challenged with all the marketing being thrown at them, inclusive of the many distractions I already discussed.
I also think your use of "deliberately placed" is the right term, but they can also get lost as you have to get deep into the customer's mind and they have to recall what else they've seen from you. If I'm a fast food restaurant and I've created content that customers don't interact with, it's likely because other fast food restaurants are doing the same thing and the customer will remember only the last piece they saw and not the series.
That's what happens with a relatively short lead-time conversation / conversion. But in some businesses, like the travel industry, the conversation is longer, and I might be a consumer thinking about a vacation and just started my "journey" that could last a few weeks or longer. If, as a marketer, I don't recognize where the consumer is and create marketing that resonates with them, it will get lost in the sea of marketing and be forgotten before they are ready to take action.
ChRiS: This new day and age calls for a spectrum of content that must be coordinated. That means organizing everything from the cheap stuff (advocacy of people talking about your product) to the video pieces that cost between $300 and $50,000, all the way up to beautiful storytelling on TV.
Mike: That just proves the point that not all marketing is created equal and there are ways to interact with consumers efficiently and quickly. Advocacy is an interesting word, as it means finding and leveraging influencers to help "sell" your message. There are times the expensive stuff is important, but that might be higher funnel awareness marketing like a Super Bowl commercial or other kind of sponsorship. Identifying and leveraging influencers is mostly a lower funnel activity, but that also doesn't mean it's easy — even if it's' cheaper.
ChRiS: That's why there's never been a more important time for everyone to be on the same page, including the clients. Multiple agencies must work together if that's the scenario in which they've been cobbled.
Mike: Just as consumers are pulled in many directions so are marketers (the agencies' clients). They hire multiple agencies to help them with the different mediums they market in and the agencies must be working from the same book so the client's activities holistically are effective. In order for this all to work together, the client must know and understand who they are targeting and what they want to say. If they have one agency building creative for social and another agency building creative for retargeting banners, and these things don't look alike, we go back to the issue of keeping the consumer's attention.
ChRiS: This kind of integration means that data also needs to be given to creatives. For so many years we've forgotten to give our creatives the real data that shows what's actually working. This is true for both ends of the funnel. Look at how publishers test and iterate every word of a headline to find the best traction — agencies should be doing the same.
Mike: If the creatives aren't seeing the data they will continue to build creative based on what they've already been told. The data collected is powerful for a marketer to understand what is resonating with customers. Given that creative can be tweaked on the fly and re-trafficked, it's never been more important that the data is shared across the organizations, including the agencies helping the marketer.
I make that distinction because agencies cannot be held in the dark on how things are performing. They have to be in the know so they can also react appropriately and discuss potential changes with the client. All touch points require a post mortem of sorts where marketers look to see how the creative performed for the intended or sometimes unintended audience, so they can improve. The creative and the data should be interlocked in telling the full picture, not separated by time or medium.
ChRiS: I always equate this with the term "matching luggage". Although our marketing strategies should be coordinated, they don't necessarily need to match all the way along the marketing funnel.
Mike: This goes back to where the customer is in the marketing — or what should be called the purchase — funnel. The marketing funnel is too soft, as our goal as marketers is to help customers convert. We want them to go see the movie we are marketing to them, we want them to eat at our restaurant, we want them to purchase the product. All require an action on the customer's part, but we as marketers have to be cognizant of what resonates with customers based on where they are in this funnel.
ChRiS: It certainly takes an army. As a part of that army, agencies need to do a better job of coordinating with internal brand creative teams. It's pretty common to fire a brief over to the agency and wait for an idea to come back, but I think we're finally in a place where we can truly work together.
Mike: We are one team working toward the same goal. We need to all "get along" for the sake of good creative and helping customers, and put aside our individual or business needs and focus on "What does the customer want" out of our marketing. It's too important and we don't have a lot of time.
ChRiS: Another big step is using publishers for content too. There's never been a more creative time for media buyers because publishers are helping us fill that content spectrum. Look at publishers like Buzzfeed and Business Insider — the media buy is made to support great content. This content follows an overarching strategy but is designed to "blend in to stand out," as I see it. How is this being organized? How are we iterating the ideas? Publishers are not a threat to agencies. It's kind of funny that some people are making this claim.
Mike: The idea that everyone is a publisher has never been so right. Marketers should use all publishers as content creators for multiple reasons, but one that stands out for me at least is building real, authentic relationships with the targeted customer. By using publishers' creative, that could mean the marketing isn't perfect, or in some ways is raw. But that's OK, as it creates authenticity, and consumers want to do business with brands that they like.
There are way too many choices customers have today — in a good way — and we have to ensure the creative is in some ways personalized to the customer. This doesn't mean creating creative specific to each person, but to find something that resonates with large groups of people with similar interests.
For instance, weather is a big driver of consumer behavior, as it drives what people will do. So if I as a "publisher" am at a soccer game and it's raining and I take a picture and tweet it or post on Facebook, other "marketers" should figure out how to leverage that creative and send out to others and engage with them. Or maybe I've taken a video of a parade and a restaurant nearby sees the content I've posted on YouTube. They should send out and say something like "don't wait in traffic, grab a bite here and wait it out".
The challenge isn't a lack of content — it's a lack of marketers who know how to use the content effectively. But that's why we also need tools to help us manage the content both from a creative perspective but also from the data — what resonates from the customers' perspective. We can get data much faster than ever before and there is no need to wait weeks or months until we get some consumer research study back to tell us what works. Consumers vote with their clicks and wallets.
ChRiS: You're talking about creating concepts for the platform. The need for this massive amount of creative absolutely changes the game for the amount of money being invested in content. Brands cannot simply re-purpose stuff. The concepts for Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, pre-roll and TV should match the platforms on which that content lives.
Mike: No doubt this is important. Marketers have to be keenly aware of what a platform is used for, from the customer's point of view. It can't be what we want them to use it for, as that will never work. So while what works on broadcast television might be good to also use as pre-roll on YouTube, it probably isn't going to grab my attention when I'm watching the little TV screen in the back of a cab, or certainly on Snapchat.
Every medium has a purpose and that purpose needs to be defined and at the lowest level. For instance, social doesn't get bucketed in social, but needs to be defined as Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, etc. Broadcast is narrower than radio and TV, but cable TV can get more specific than network, so how do I use the definitions to help target what customers are wanting?


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MadPenguin reviews SimplyMEPIS, and concludes: "The bottom line here is when reviewing a desktop Linux candidate, I expect to have a certain amount of functionality at hand, and a certain amount of polish. SimplyMEPIS 3.4-3 lacks both in my opinion. If you're looking for a fundamental installation and don't mind spending a bunch of time fixing/adjusting things that normally would have been done for you already, MEPIS might be for you. If you're looking for a desktop that pretty much works out of the box, handles removable media with grace, and isn't going to rob you of productive time, then I'd recommend sticking with something like Fedora, Ubuntu, Mandriva, or SUSE."


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April 2018
ROY G BIV Gallery presents the third in a series of four exhibitions highlighting the past, present and future of ROY. This exhibition showcases artists who have exhibited in the gallery previously, as well as some who have previously applied to exhibit. This group of artists will present a variety of textile, sculptural and ceramic work showcasing a range of practices and areas of concentration.
Exhibition Dates: April 7-28 at 997 N High St. Hours: 1– 6 pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free.
Theresa Touma received her Bachelor of Fine Art from the Columbus College of Art and Design. She has exhibited at Skylab Gallery, Sean Christopher Gallery and No Place Gallery in Columbus, OH as well as the Zanesville Museum of Art. She currently lives and works in Columbus, OH.
Cat Mailloux received her Bachelor of Fine Art in Sculpture at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, and is expected to complete her Master of Fine Art in Sculpture at The Ohio State University in Spring 2018. She has exhibited at the Hopkins Hall Gallery in Columbus, OH, Clay Street Press in Cincinnati, OH, Heyde Center for the Arts in Chippewa Falls, WI, and Urban Arts Space in Columbus, OH.
Anita Maharjan received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas in Denton, TX. She is currently an MFA candidate at The Columbus College of Art and Design, where she is expected to graduate in the Spring of 2018. Maharjan has exhibited work at Wild Goose Creative, Sean Christopher Gallery, and the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition in Columbus, OH.
Forrest Sincoff Gard is an artist, associate editor for Ceramics Monthly and Pottery Making Illustrated, and one of the co-founders and member of the Socially Engaged Craft Collective. He received his BFA in Ceramics at Ohio University in Athens, OH and his MFA in Ceramics from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA. Gard has recently exhibited at The American Museum of Ceramic Art AMOCA in Pomona, CA, c3: Initiative Gallery in Portland, OR, and Western Colorado Center for the Arts in Grand Junction, CO.
Jeni Hansen Gard received her MFA from The Ohio State University, MA in Art Education from the University of Florida, and BA in Art Education from Hope College. She is a founding member of the Socially Engaged Craft Collective, a craft and social practice organization. She is using craft as an avenue to pursue her research interest in ethnobotany (the human plant relationship) and exploring the ceramic vessel as a form of social art practice.
Nick Fagan received an MFA in Sculpture + Extended Media from The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH and a BFA from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. Fagan has recently exhibited at ADA Gallery in Richmond, VA, YARDS projects, Cleveland, OH and The Carnegie in Cincinnati, OH. He has also completed residencies at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, VT, the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Madison, ME and the Anderson Gallery Residency in Richmond, VA.


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Cut each of the zucchini in half crosswise and then slice lengthwise into 1/4-inch strips. Toss with 1 tablespoon of the oil and a pinch of salt, and spread on a baking sheet. Cut the portabellas into 1/4-inch strips, and then toss in the remaining 1 tablespoon oil and a pinch of salt and place on a separate baking sheet. Roast for 7 to 8 minutes, then flip and roast until tender and starting to brown, 4 to 5 minutes. The portabellas may take a few minutes longer than the zucchini. Cool the vegetables. Reduce the oven temperature to 350 degrees F.
While the vegetables roast, mix 1/2 cup of the Parmesan, the pepper, nutmeg, ricotta, eggs, basil and 1 teaspoon salt in a large bowl until well combined.
Spread 1 1/2 cups of the marinara in the bottom of a baking dish and top with an even layer of uncooked lasagna noodles (about 5). Top the noodles with 1 1/2 cups of the ricotta mixture, spreading as evenly as possible. Evenly distribute half of the roasted veggies over the ricotta and top with 2 cups of the spinach. Add another 1 1/2 cups of marinara and another layer of noodles. Repeat with another 1 1/2 cups ricotta, the other half of the roasted vegetables, half of the mozzarella slices, the remaining 2 cups spinach, 1 1/2 cups of marinara, and then another layer of noodles. For the final layer, spread the remaining 1 1/2 cups ricotta, another layer of noodles, 1 1/2 cups of marinara, the remaining mozzarella slices, and then top with the remaining 1/2 cup of Parmesan.
Bake for 1 hour covered with foil. Then remove the foil and bake until bubbly and beginning to brown, 20 to 25 minutes. Rest the lasagna 15 to 20 minutes before serving.
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In a perfect world, everyone's garden would thrive with minimal effort and without the use of pesticides of any kind. Of course, this world is not perfect, and thus, our home gardens require the assistance of pesticides to keep little critters from gorging on the fruits of our labor! Many people just aren't aware that there are all-natural and organic replacements to toxic pesticides that can help keep your garden pest-free and you and your loved ones healthy. When it comes to your food, shouldn't it be most important to use natural and safe alternatives and not introduce your family to harmful chemicals? Let's explore a few of the best options for keeping your garden healthy and toxin-free!
Insecticidal Soap:
Mix 1 and ½ tablespoons of liquid soap, 1 quart of water, and a few drops of lemon or orange oil and fill up a reusable spray bottle to create the perfect mix that will keep pests off the stems and leaves of your plants.
Pepper And Garlic Spray:
Red Pepper and Garlic added with water will help repel most kinds of beetles, grasshoppers, borers, and pesky slugs.
Anti-fungal Spray:
Mixing 1 tablespoon of baking soda, ½ cup of oil, and 2 quarts of warm water and spraying directly on to infected plants will help kill off and keep away any fungal presence that has made its way to your garden. Repeat every few days as needed. This acts as both a treatment and preventive measure.
Snail and Slug Spray:
There is a time and a place for snails and slugs. The time? Never! The place? Anywhere else but your garden! These creatures can destroy your garden if left to themselves. Ruin their picnic by placing small dishes of alcoholic beer throughout shaded areas in your garden. They will be attracted to the yeast and luckily for you, it will be a fatal attraction!
With all of these mixtures, it is recommended that they be applied to your garden earlier in the morning or in the evening, as you'll be avoiding direct sunlight which can burn wet leaves. All of the remedies listed above are cheap, easy to make, are organic and 100% natural. You and your family will be able to enjoy the yields of your beautiful garden while also having the peace of mind that there will not be any harmful chemicals making their way to your plate!


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Helen Letley doesn't look like a Methodist minister. Dressed in jeans, a navy blue anorak and matching cap, the mother-of-four could be just another windswept daytripper on Whitstable strand in Kent. Perched beside her at a picnic table is Chris Izzard, wearing dark sunglasses and a denim shirt, and Steve Coneys, jokily flipping his cap backwards as he zips up his uniform jacket against the salty spray.
Tomorrow night, the trio will embark on their first beach patrol as Whitstable's street pastors, offering advice and assistance to the town's youth. They are part of a group of 20 Christian volunteers who will give up their Friday nights to help combat drunkenness, drug use and anti-social behaviour on the seafront. Street pastor schemes have been set up in 250 UK towns and cities, but this is the first time a seaside resort has had its own God squad.
"There's a bit of nervousness about what we're going to be doing," admits Rev Letley, minister of St John's Methodist Church. "It's definitely a challenge. For a lot of the volunteers, interacting with young people is outside their comfort zone."
By day, it's hard to see the need for street pastors in Whitstable. The historic harbour town, which has a pretty front dotted with decorative ships and beach huts, is renowned for its oyster festival, which attracts thousands of tourists for nine days in July. There is a swanky seafood restaurant on the boardwalk, its windows strung with gingham bunting, and the strand swarms with picnickers and dog walkers. There is no sign of the "drunken revellers" the pastors are here to help.
Beaches are notorious places for young people to congregate, especially at night – and Whitstable is no different. The evidence is here in the empty wine bottles and beer cans stashed behind the litter bins, and the shingle is littered with cigarette butts. But the pastors insist the lack of lighting on the beach and strong currents make hanging out there particularly dangerous.
"We're absolutely not trying to stop them from having a good time," insists Rev Letley. "It's about being here when people make themselves vulnerable – like messing about in the water when they've had a bit to drink, or getting caught in violent situations. We hope that by being on the beach, we'll help them stay safe."
The UK-wide street pastor scheme was started in Lambeth, south London, in 2003 by the Rev Les Isaac, director of the Ascension Trust, an interdenominational charity. Determined to do something about the capital's knife and gang culture, he set up a training programme for local people to assist police and paramedics in their nightly patrols. There are now 10,000 street pastors across the UK, as well as successful initiatives in Australia and the West Indies.
Whitstable's recruits range in age from 35 to 70, and are a motley crew of supermarket workers, a physiotherapist, a playground supervisor, a Customs and Excise official, a project manager and a police officer. To qualify, each has had to complete 10 days' training on drug and alcohol awareness, sea safety and "youth culture".
"We had to learn all the 'in' buzz words," grins Pastor Chris Izzard, minister of Tankerton Evangelical Church. Like what, I ask? "Oh, they're probably all out of date already," he concedes. "It's mostly about trying to understand the pressures young people face." The volunteers have had lessons on Facebook and Twitter, as well as a talk from a local headmaster about exams, peer pressure and family problems.
Every Friday between 7pm and midnight, the Whitstable pastors will set out from the town centre in groups of four or five. Some will remain behind to pray for those on patrol. But the team is adamant that this is not about evangelising. "We're here to do good, not to preach the good news," says Rev Coneys, rector of St Alphege Church in Seasalter. "If you wanted to be overtly evangelical, you couldn't be a street pastor. That's not what we're here to do."
Indeed, street pastors would have little room in their patrol rucksacks for a Bible. Among the essentials they carry are walkie-talkies, flip-flops for girls with sore feet, water bottles, sick bags, foil blankets, torches and rubber gloves to pick up litter. "Our co-ordinator said he felt like he was sending reception children to school when he was packing those rucksacks," laughs Rev Letley.
But will the volunteers make any difference to Whitstable's youth? The statistics from elsewhere are encouraging: a 30 per cent reduction in street crime in Lewisham, south London, and a 95 per cent drop in nearby Camberwell. Even so, it's hard to imagine drunken teenagers being moved by God to turn to clean living overnight.
Rev Coneys says the public's reception has been positive. "I went into the local Spar this morning wearing all my kit, and the woman behind the counter told everyone in the shop about street pastors," he says. "Someone else saw me earlier and shouted 'I love what you do.' We get a very warm welcome."
That will be put to the test tomorrow. It's the weekend of the oyster festival and the volunteers are anticipating a lively first shift. Are they worried about what the night will bring?
"Absolutely not," says Rev Letley, firmly. "We have something different to offer: we're not authority figures, nor are we threatening. You wouldn't diss your grandma, would you? We're not all grandmas – but we are just ordinary people trying to make a difference."


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