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2018 World Rowing Sports Medicine, Science and Coaches Conference
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
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2018 World Rowing Sports Medicine, Science and Coaches Conference
Wednesday, November 21, 2018 1:00 PM -
Friday, November 23, 2018 8:00 PM (Central European Time)
Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz Hotel
+49 (0)30 23890
Alexanderplatz 7
Berlin, 10178
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Welcome on our congress website presenting all information on the World Rowing Sports Medicine, Science and Coaches Conference 2018 from 21st to 23
November 2018.
This Medicine and Science and Coaches Conference is focusing on the translation of basic research in rowing for the sport in the various fields of work of sports medicine and sports science: From science to the coach, and into the rowing boat, but also for the whole team involving medical doctor, physiotherapists, psychologists and dieticians. But conference aims in the same way for a healthy, fair and doping-free sport. The role of sport for a healthy lifestyle is another issue.
Simultaneous translation English / German in the main session.
The program is ready now! We look forward to excellent international speakers and the high-quality conference.
REGISTRATION FOR World Rowing Sports Medicine, Science and Coaches Conference 2018 - OPEN NOW
The official deadline for registration was October 15th, 2018. We have an overwhelming response with already 195 people registred. Until October 28th we could take some registrations. After this date registrations, if available, are only possible without hotel registration (hotel on your own).
Conference Prices
Single room: 650€
Double room: 500€
No accommodation: 375€
Extra nights (20.11.2018/24.11.2018) are bookable at the registration: 125,00€
FISA Gala Dinner for Attendands: 100€
CME credits for medical specialists
he coference is designated for maximum of 15 German CME credits for medical specialists and has been accredited by the Berlin Chamber of Physicians
November 21
: 3 German CME credits
November 22
: 6 German CME credits
November 23
: 6 German CME credits
Scientific Committee:
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Steinacker, Ulm University, Ulm
Prof. Dr. Bernd Wolfahrth, Berlin, Germany
Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Bloch, Cologne, Germany
Prof. Dr. Jo Hannafin, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, USA
Prof. Dr. Mikio Hiura, Hosei University, Tokio, Japan
Prof. Dr. Henning Bay Nielsen, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark
Dr. Mike Wilkinson, Vancouver, Canada
Dr. Donia Koubaa, National Institute of Sports Medicine, Tunis, Tunesia
Dr. Piero Poli, Lecco, Italy
Doz. Dr. Petra Zupet, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Prof. Dr. Tomislav Smoljanovic, Zagreb University, Zagreb, Croatia
Dr. Gunnar Treff, Ulm University, Ulm
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Ground: Len Salmon Stadium, Kenneth Road, Pitsea, Essex, SS13 2BE
Founded 1946
Capacity 2000 (200 Seated)
Record Attendance 1800 v Billericay Town
Football Association Vase 15/12/1979
Life for Bowers & Pitsea FC sprang into life just after the war years, to help fill the void for the young men who were returning home. It was inspired by William Harold (to be known locally Bert) Salmon. Unfortunately, it is not known who else was originally involved.
Club life for Bowers United began in an old wooden cricket pavilion in 1946 on what was is now the site of Pitsea Market. The ground was behind the now demolished Railway Hotel in Pitsea. This land was owned by the 'Howard' Family and a peppercorn yearly fee was paid to use it.
Word quickly spread of the accommodation, ground conditions and facilities on offer as during early 1948, they were approached by Southend United who wanted to groundshare with them. Representatives involved in these discussions were on behalf of Bowers United Bert Salmon Secretary, D Wright Assistant Secretary & Treasurer, Messrs Hammond, Varney & J King. For Southend United N Hewitt Chairman, Mr Hayes Director and Mr H Warren Secretary Manager. An Essex County FA Representative Mr C O Benson. Bowers United Chairman Mr J E Barham presided over the meeting. This would have enabled Southend United to have an 'A' playing in the London Colts Combination League. Southend United would also have given money to Bowers United to put up covered accommodation, further improve the pitch as well as carry out further improvements. Whilst the groundshare never took place many of the ground improvements were carried out.
Tragically on 14th March 1959 Bert Salmon was killed in a car accident. It was this tragic accident that brought his brother Len to Bowers United. Until then Len had had no prior involvement with Bowers United FC, as he had played all his football for Pitsea United FC.
Although the ground behind the Railway Hotel became the main pitch used they also used another pitch further along the London Road. In 1963 due to a Compulsory Purchase Order Bowers United finally had to move home. They were to move to a ground, Gun Meadow behind the Gun Inn, London Road, Bowers Gifford, Pitsea. This ground again was owned by the 'Howard' Family. This ground saw a marked improvement to facilities which included the purchase of a prefabricated building which was used as the changing rooms, complete with a couple of tin baths for players to use after games. In 1970 came the news that the Government would be looking to build the new A13 bypass which would eventually mean that the Gun Meadow ground would have a Compulsory Purchase Order placed on it.
This order was placed in the local newspapers on the 29th February 1972. In fact, on the 18th April 1959 saw the first proposed new A13 bypass plans posted in the Basildon Standard.
Due to the foresight and hard work of Len Salmon, Mr H Edwards and Mr Barham and several others, during the preceding years prior to this they had raised sufficient funds enabling Len Salmon to purchase this land on 7th July 1962 from Roger Howard for a sum of £1000. The hard work put in by Len Salmon was never ending every week would see him selling lottery tickets on behalf of Bowers United. The places where he sold these tickets included The Barge, Vange & Pitsea Working Men's club, The Railway Hotel, to name but a few. On the 20th March 1972 documents were duly formally signed for the Compulsory Purchase Order and all properties including the Bowers United Ground at Gun Meadow which were all previously identified and plans to build the new A13 were done in earnest which meant looking for another new home. Whilst the Compulsory Order was only signed on the 20th March, due to the previous undisclosed discussions taking place, the search for a new home didn't take long and Bowers United found a new home. On the 3rd March 1972, Mr Bill Birch the club Chairman announced that the new home would be at Crown Avenue, Pitsea. And on the 5th October 1973 the new ground was opened, this saw a game take place with an Ex Spurs all-stars team which included Cliff Jones, Spurs and Wales and ex-players from West Ham and Southend United. As part of the ground development it included the installation of new changing rooms, a club house, room for two pitches with further plans included for floodlights. In fact, it should be mentioned that the changing rooms and still in use today, once formed part of the council offices, previously in Fodderwick, Basildon Town Centre. All of which would enable the club to progress through the intermediate league and into Senior league football and beyond.
On the 31st August 2000, it was announced that Len Salmon had sadly passed away. Since his brother, Bert passed away in 1959, Len had given over 4 decades to his beloved football club. At which point the club bestowed the only fitting honour possible. Which was to rename the ground to the Len Salmon Stadium.
On the 18th June 2004, a name change took place and they became Bowers and Pitsea FC. The name change taking place as it was felt that it enhanced the club and was designed to show where the club was located.
With a new name and a new team at the helm maybe success is just around the corner because a strong link has been established with the local community and the club's facilities offer the residence a large Clubhouse, Bar and Function Room Together with a ground capacity for 2000+ spectators, which includes seating for 200 in a well-appointed stand, excellent floodlighting is also an advantage should we seek a higher plain to play our football on.
It took Bowers nearly 7 years from 1986 through to 1993 to have the floodlights installed and in use. After several setbacks through the planning stages they were finally allowed to have them erected at a cost of £25000. The money coming from Government grants and sponsorship.
This shows that after years of being in the wilderness, Bowers & Pitsea Football Club (formerly Bowers United) now intend to take the football side of the club forward. In May 2016, they achieved promotion to the Isthmian Football League, by winning the Essex Senior League after winning the Essex Senior League for the 3rd time under manager Rob Small.
When Bert Salmon brought Bowers United to life I doubt back then he felt that it would achieve such status. In 1946 Bowers United started life in the Southend & District Saturday Football League. A competition they participated in for six years. In the first year, they only played 4 games not winning any, however they didn't come bottom. The highest league position achieved during the time in this league was 5th. That said it wasn't all bad. As on 28th May 1947 they won the Victoria Shield defeating Horndon 4-3 at the Laindon Hotel Meadow. Bowers United team consisted of: R Sexton, G Parkes, L Barham (captain), R Hawkins, L Engles, E Baker, J Faulkner, R Cooper, G Brown, F Birch and R King. With the goals being scored by King, Birch and Faulkner. In 1950, they were runners up in Stanford le Hope Charity Cup and in 1951 were runner up in the Section 'B' Charity Cup.
The table below shows the average playing record for the Southend & District Saturday League.
Position P W D L F A Pts
9 21 7 3 12 43 69 16
win rate 33.15
draw rate 10.19
lose rate 56.57
In the summer of 1952 Bowers United were successful in their application to join the Thurrock & Thameside Combination League. A competition which they played in for, for 13 years until May 1965. This was there most prolific period in football. In which they won the league once 1958/59 and were runners up on seven times 1952/53, 1953/54, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1962/63, 1963/64. There lowest position was ninth in the season 1955/56. In conjunction to this they also won the Thameside Cup 1952/53 beating Shell 3-0, 1958/59 Premier Division League Cup Runners up losing 3-2 to Heathside, 1959/60 winners Thurrock Thameside Cup beating Bonallack Sports 4-2 (aet). 1960/61 Premier Division League Cup Runners up losing to Grays, 1961/62 Premier Division League Cup winners beating Corringham & Fobbing 4-1, 1962/63 Premier Division League Cup Runners up losing 3-0 to Orsett Old Boys, 1963/64 winners of the replay of the Basildon Hospital Cup beating Pitsea British Legion 6-1 and in the final season playing in the Thurrock & Thameside League 1964/65 they won the Thurrock Thameside Combination Cup beating Orsett Athletic 5-2.
Not only was the team successful but Len Salmon was as well. On the 10th June 1961 Len Salmon received the first of many accolades, when he was voted the League best secretary by the Thurrock & Thameside Combination member clubs and committee and he was awarded the 'Norman Trophy. The miniature trophy that Len is holding was brought by the players which shows how highly he was thought of.
The table below shows the average league playing record for the Thurrock & Thameside combination League.
Position P W D L F A Pts
3 23 14 4 6 74 41 31
win rate 59.77
draw rate 15.72
lose rate 24.51
Whilst this was a great period on the field of play in the history of Bowers United it was also a sad period as it was the period where Bert Salmon died in a tragic car accident on the 14th March 1959.
It was after this that Len Salmon became involved and he took over the reins and Bowers United continued to prosper in many ways. With Len Salmon organising the club and fulfilling many roles. One of the main ones was being able to raise substantial funds which enabled them to purchase the ground at Gun Meadow, London Road, Bowers Gifford, Pitsea. Len was obviously very shrewd and purchased this land from Roger Howard for the sum of £1000. And after the Compulsory Purchase Order of the land behind the Railway Hotel during 1962 they moved to the new ground and started playing there in 1963. The first game to be played took place during September 1963 against a Basildon League X1 whom they beat 2-1. By the time this game had taken place including the £1000 to purchase the land a further £1400 had been spent on changing rooms, barriers and other equipment. Prior to the game taking place Roger Howard said that he had watched the club go from strength to strength and that he had been greatly impressed with the enthusiasm by all the worked carried out, particularly Len Salmon whom he described as the driving force behind this work.
In 1965, they were elected to the Mid Essex Saturday League a competition they played in for just one season. Below is the performance for this one season.
Position P W D L F A Pts 7 30 13 3 14 64 81 29
win rate 43.33
draw rate 10.00
lose rate 46.67
This season also saw one of the first full named Bowers United teams for several years. This game was played against Billericay Town on 15th September 1965. The team was named as Sims, Crebber, Evenden, Winyard, Bowley, Graves, Holder, Pitt, Scott, Gardener & Owen. However, the first full official named team was on the 19th March 1949. Benfleet United produced match day programmes for their home games.
This was seen as a stepping stone to the newly formed Essex Olympian league which they were one of the founder member clubs.
For the Essex Olympian league began in 1966. Whilst playing in the Essex Olympian League it is also where records for a reserve side can be found.
It should be noted that during the preceding years whilst playing in the Southend & District, the Thurrock Thameside Combination, and Mid Essex League that Bowers United may have had a reserve side but at this time playing records cannot be found.
In the Essex Olympian league Bowers United fielded two teams, a first team 1966 - 1974 and reserve team from 1969 – 1974 and 2010 – 2011. Whilst playing in this competition they were lean years as they didn't win any trophies.
Below are the average playing records for the Essex Olympian League.
First team
Position P W D L F A Pts
10 31 9 6 16 51 64 24
win rate 30.55
draw rate 18.52
loss rate 50.93
Reserve Team
Position P W D L F A Pts
7 27 12 5 11 60 55 29
Win Rate 41.71
Draw Rate 18.44
Lose Rate 39.84
During 1973 Bowers United applied to join the Essex Senior League and on the 21st January 1974 advised the League that they had applied for Senior status. On the 18th February 1974, they were called to attend a league meeting and gave a presentation about the club and their ambitions. On the 17th June 1974, they were duly elected at the leagues AGM. Initially Essex County FA would only grant them associate Senior status. But a few months on they were granted full senior status. They remained in the Essex Senior League until 2016, when they won the League for a third time under the management of Rob Small.
When they previously won the Essex Senior League in seasons 1980/81 managed by Malcolm Slater and 1998/99 managed by Tony Cross.
Bowers made no application to move up to football pyramid system. However, during this season 2015/16 they successfully applied to join the Isthmian Football League and having won the league were granted their wish.
The 2015/16 season was probably the most successful for Bowers & Pitsea as, as well as winning the league they also reached the semi-final of the FA Vase competition. The two-leg encounter played against Morpeth Town saw them draw the first game played at Concord Rangers Ground 2-2 and losing the away leg 2-1. Losing 4-3 on aggregate.
During their time in the Essex Senior League they not only won the league on three occasions they also won or were runners up many other trophies, including the League Cup in 1998/99 giving them the double and just missing out on the treble losing in the semi-final of the Harry Fisher Memorial trophy under Tony Cross and in 1992 winning the Harry Fisher Memorial trophy. (See below for a full record). Whilst the first team played in the Essex Senior League, the Bowers and Pitsea reserve team played in the Reserve section of the Essex Senior League and also the Essex & Herts Border Combination League. In the Essex Senior League, they were winners of the Reserve Shield in 1980 and in the Essex & Herts Border Combination League they won the Combination Cup in 2008.
Below are the average playing records for the Essex Senior League.
1st Team
Position P W D L F A Pts GD
12 31 14 7 11 53 45 45 32
Win Rate 44.30
Draw Rate 21.44
Lose Rate 34.26
Reserve Team
Position W D L F A P Pts
7 26 11 5 10 45 42 28
Win Rate 41.06
Draw Rate 21.71
Lose Rate 37.23
Below are the average playing records for the Reserve team for the Essex & Herts Border Combination League.
Position P W D L F A Pts
11 30 8 5 18 38 80 28
Won 24.48
Drawn 17.23
Lost 58.29
During the summer of 2016 the playing surface went under a tremendous amount of work, which included the whole playing area being re-laid, new drainage and then reseeded. All of which had to be ready for an August start date. Furthermore, plans have now been approved to upgrade the ground and facilities at the club, which if they continue to perform on the pitch would allow them to move further up the football pyramid.
In the summer of 2016 for the season 2016/17 they entered the Isthmian League Division 1 North where they finished a creditable 6th place a season which see them often in a playoff position. The following season saw us finish third and entered the play-offs for a place in the Premier League but unfortunately we lost to Canvey Island. Season 2018/19 saw us win the Bostik league North and promotion to the Premier League.
Playing Record for the Isthmian League Division 1 North 2016/17.
Position Pl W D L F A Diff Pts
6 46 23 9 14 102 66 36 78
3 46 28 5 13 94 48 46 89
1 38 29 5 4 96 25 71 92
Win Rate 61.53
Draw Rate 14.62
Lose Rate 23.85
With any football club at this level you need backroom staff and often than not an unsung person is a kit man, (unless you let players take the kit home to wash) who is never mentioned. At Bowers, this falls to a gentleman named Wayne Adcock. Wayne has been an avid supporter of Bowers seeing many changes of backroom staff, managers, players and groundsman since the age of 10. A role that he excels at because for the last 25 years he has been that said kit man.
As with any successful football team you must have youth development. To their credit over the last fifteen years they have adopted youth football teams starting at under 7's to under 18's, during which time they have had many successes. Not only with trophies being won but also players moving up many levels from the Essex Senior League to the Conference South League levels. For example, Thomas Franks and Fin Dopson who have both played for Concord Rangers.
Towards the end of season 2015, Joe Corey has come into the setup, not only as a 1st team coach, but during a short period of time he has completely overhauled the youth teams. At the first training session, over 200 young boys turned up to be part of the youth teams. So much so Vice Chairman Mike Barnard has backed the youth teams through his charity trust allowing no fees to be collected. Currently they have boys attending from the age of 3 – 18. As well as this they also work within the local community having strong links with both Briscoe and Eversley Primary Schools. This has helped them to be nominated for the Essex FA Community Award 2016/17, Essex FA Community Charter Standard Club 2016/17 and winning the Active Basildon Enterprising Club 2016. And during the clubs first season in the Isthmian League 2016/17 they won the Community Club of the Year Award.
Joe now runs the Bowers in the Community and is having great success with this. The Youth have been taken over by Colin Keeble and Paul Burton and this part of Bowers is growing steadily. This season also saw John Guyton join Bowers with his under 23 Development side who like the first team won the Development League title and also an under 18's.
Bowers & Pitsea FC Club Honours
FA Cup
2014/15 they reached the 1st qualifying round.
FA Trophy
2016/17 Preliminary Round.
FA Vase
2015/16 also saw them reach the semi-final. The two-leg encounter played against Morpeth Town saw them draw the first leg 2-2 and losing the away leg 2-1. Losing 4-3 on aggregate.
Isthmian League
2016/17 Community Club of the Year
Essex Senior League Record
1st Team
League Champions 3. Bowers United 1, Bowers & Pitsea 2
1998/99 League & Cup Double
Best Home win 14-1 v Stansted 2006/07
Best scoring record 124 2014/15
Best Goal difference +99 2014/15
Attendance 2015/16 League games only P20, Low 34, High 173, Ave 75, Total 1508
Leading goal scorer 2015/16 Chid Onokwai 38 (2nd Overall)
1st team all-time record for ESL. 42 seasons, Games played 1306, Won 577, Drawn 281, Lost 448, For 2238, Against 1899, Success 54.94%.
28 out of 55 teams who have played in the ESL. Only one other club has played more games 1359 and have been in the ESL 3 years longer.
1976/77 - 1977/78 Runners Up League Challenge Cup
1980/81 Winners Senior Division
1981/82 Winners League Challenge Cup
1983/84 Runners up Senior Division
1989/90 Runners Up Harry Fisher Memorial Cup
1990/91 Winners Division One Challenge Cup
1991/92 Winners Harry Fisher Memorial Cup
1998/99 Winners Premier Division
1998/99 Winners League Challenge Cup
1998/99 Runners Up Harry Fisher Memorial Cup
1999/00 Winners Charity Cup Final
2012/13 Runners Up League Challenge Cup
2014/15 Runners Up Premier Division
2014/15 Winners League Challenge Cup
2015/16 Winners Premier Division
Essex Senior League Record
Reserve Team
1974/75, 1984/85 Runners Up Reserve Challenge Cup
1979/80 Winners Reserve Shield
1980/81 Runners Up Reserve Challenge Cup
1983/84 Runners up Reserve Section
1986/87 Runners Up Reserve Shield
1992/93 Runners up Reserve Division
Senior League Record
Other Awards
Secretary of the Year award:
1997/98 Ernie Brown,
1998/99 Stephen Bond
2006/07 and 2014/15 Lee Stevens
Don Douglas Memorial Trophy (Overall Leading Goal scorer)
1997/98 & 1998/99 David Hope
2002/03 Simon Deakin
2014/15 Lewis Manor
Essex & Herts Combination League Record
Reserve Team
2007/2008 Winners Combination Cup.
Thurrock Thameside Combination League Record
1952/53 Winners Thameside Cup
1958/59 Winners Premier League
1959/60 Winners Thurrock Thameside Cup
1958/59 1960/61, 1961/62, 1962/63 Runners Up Premier Division Cup
1952/53, 1953/54, 1959/60, 1961/62, 1962/63, 1963/64 Runners up League
1964/65 Winners Combination League Cup
1960/61 Len Salmon Secretary of the Year (Norman Trophy)
Other Competitions
1947/48 Winners Victoria Shield
1949/50 Runners Up Stanford le Hope Charity Cup
1950/51 Runners Up Southend Charity Cup (Section B)
1963/64 Winners Basildon Hospital Cup (aet and replay)
All Youth Team Records
Under 18's
2006/07 Eastern Junior Alliance League Runners Up
2014/15 Eastern Junior Alliance League Runners Up
2014/15 ECFA Pelly Cup Runners Up
Under 16's
2013/14 Eastern Junior Alliance League Most Sporting team
2005/06 Eastern Junior Alliance League Runners Up
2007/08 Eastern Junior Alliance League Runners Up
2004/05 Spring Cup Runners Up
2004/05 Eastern Junior Alliance League Cup Winners
Under 15's
2005/06 Southend & District Junior Sunday League Winners
2004/05 Southend & District Junior Sunday League Runners Up
2018/19 Southend & District Junior League Winners
2018/19 Southend & District Junior League Cup Winners
Under 14's
2003/04 Thundermite League Winners
2003/04 Thundermite League Cup Winners
2003/04 Mitre Cup Winners
Under 13's
2007/08 Southend & District Junior Sunday League Winners
2006/07 Southend & District Junior Sunday League Cup Winners
2007/08 Southend & District Junior Sunday League Cup Winners
Under 12's
2014/15 Echo League Runners Up
2018/19 White - Southend & District Junior League Cup Winners
2018/19 White - Southend & District Junior Division F Winners
2018/19 Red - Southend & District Junior League Winners
2018/19 Red - Southend & District Junior league Cup Winners
Under 10's
2009/10 Thundermite League Winners
2009/10 Thundermite League Cup Winners
Under 9's
2006/07 Thundermite League Winners
2006/07 Thundermite League Runners Up
Thanks go to the following who loaned me information and checking this document: - Darren Scorey, Lee Stevens, Bert Warner, Brian Spillett, Peter Feltham and Robert Errington (Essex Senior League).


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HVAC Troubleshooting: Common complaints and how to prevent problems in the first place
With the way we take a home's heating and cooling systems for granted, its easy to think that because you press a button and air flows, everything's working as it should. In reality, this couldnt be further from the truth. Just like a car that doesnt get the regular tune-ups and other maintenance it needs, your HVAC system can end up being ineffective as well as unsafe in the absence of steady, careful attention.
Consider the following scenarios and if any sound familiar, hop on the HVAC maintenance bandwagon as soon as possible. Better yet, prevent them in the first place with a dedicated maintenance plan.
Common HVAC complaints
Your maintenance checklist
Maintenance is the best way to stay out of the HVAC troubleshooting game and keep your home comfortable year-round. Incorporate the following tips from EnergyStar into your home care routine.
Annual pre-season check-up from an HVAC contractor
Cooling-specific additions
Heating-specific addition
Check of all gas (or oil) connections, gas pressure, burner combustion and heat exchanger to prevent fire hazards and health problems related to air quality.
To do on your own
Stay on top of filter maintenance, being sure to inspect, clean or change filters once a month. Better yet, invest in a whole home electronic air cleaner that works 24/7 to scrub dust, virus-sized particle and other contaminents from all the air in your home.
Note: Tom Kraeutler is the Home Improvement Editor for AOL and host of The Money Pit, a nationally syndicated home improvement radio program. To find a local radio station, download the show's podcast or sign-up for Tom's free weekly e-newsletter, visit the program's Web site.


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Making Smart Choices when Grocery Shopping
We've all been grocery shopping before. And while this task is easily completed, there are many rules that must be followed to save money and to be healthy. There are many forms of temptation in the store, and following this list of rules will ensure a more healthy you and also will save you money.
Rule #1: Shop the perimeter of the store FIRST
You've all shopped at grocery stores, and they're all very similar. Along the perimeter, you'll find the fresh produce, meats and poultry items, milks and juices, eggs/yogurt/butters, deli counter, prepared food counter. You'll want to stick to purchasing the majority of your food items from here because it's the healthiest.
Typical Grocery Store Layout
Rule #2: Only shop for items in the center aisles on a limited basis
Here's where all the junk is at. The cookies, chips, processed and canned foods, cereal that is unhealthy, etc. They're all in the middle aisles. Unless there is something healthy here, you'll want to spend the least amount of time in the middle.
Rule #3: Take your time to shop for produce
If every single apple, carrot, banana, celery stalk were the same, you'd just brainlessly pick it up and carry on. But they're not the same. You'll want to carefully select produce items. Being sure they're not too ripe and choosing the one that looks the freshest and juiciest.
Rule #4: Choose the leanest meats
When choosing meats, choose the leanest meat you can find. Heavy marbled cuts do have better taste and are more tender when eaten, but are more unhealthy. Choose the leaner cuts of meat for better health. And don't purchase gigantic sized meats. A typical serving of meat should be around the palm of your hand, which is around 6 or so ounces.
Rule #5: Group "like" items together in the shopping cart
Group all cold items in one place. By doing so, they'll remain fairly cold while your completing your grocery list. If you placed cold and frozen items haphazardly, they can sweat out and get warmer faster and even get other items in your cart wet. Likewise, group fragile items separately in the cart. Some items that should be placed separately are eggs, chips, cookies in flimsy packaging and breads.
Rule #6: Never shop on an empty stomach
It's been proven that while shopping when hungry, you put more food items in your cart because everything "looks good" and tasty. Avoid spending extra money and shop when you've just eaten and have a full stomach. Then the food won't look so appetizing anymore and you'll stick to your list.
Rule #7: Feel the bread for softness
If you shop for breads, test how soft they are by pressing gently on the loaves. This will provide you an indication on how fresh they are. Choose the softest one.
Rule #8: Choose meats that do not have Nitrites and/or Nitrates
All processed meats contain nitrites and nitrates. These include bacon, cold cuts, sausages and hot dogs. It's something that you can't really get away from....until recently. There are many brands out there in the market that offer processed meats without nitrates and nitrites and are minimally processed. Applegate Farms is a good example of a company that does not add additional nitrites/nitrates to some of their products.
Rule #9: Avoid the breakfast and dinner quick meals usually in the frozen section
These frozen and boxed items are just downright unhealthy. They have a ton of ingredients and may contain monosodium glutamate (MSG) along with being extremely high in sodium. Some entrees coming in at over 1,500 mg of sodium in a single serving. And that is more than half of your recommended daily allowance of salt. Sure they're quick and may taste good, but they come at a price.
Rule #10: Avoid all peanut and nut butters unless they're minimally processed
Peanuts and peanut butter are healthy for everyone (unless you have a peanut allergy). But the added oils and sugars make them not so much of a good choice. This can be avoided by choosing a nut butter that is "natural" and minimally processed.
Rule #11: Choose Organic and Non GMO products whenever possible
Did you know that the majority of our corn is actually genetically modified? Corn is an ingredient that is in virtually all the foods that we eat. From the actual corn itself to corn in tortillas and chips, they're probably genetically modified. Choose organic and non GMO whenever possible to have the freshest and most natural food possible.
Rule #12: Always look at the date on the product
You don't know just how long something has been sitting on the shelf. Surely you don't want it to be expired when you buy it. Always look for the longest expiration date...even if it means grabbing it from the back of the shelf. Many grocers put the new items in the back and the older items in the front. Perfectly logical as the ones in front are older and going to expire soon. Do yourself a favor, rearrange that shelf and grab from the back where the newer items are found.
Rule #13: Stick to your grocery list
I mean it! Aside from shopping when you're hungry, deviating from your list will cause you to spend more money because you're putting more things in your cart. Adhere to the list and follow it!
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Metallic Baby Foil Round Favor Labels - Set of 24
Personalize your baby shower favors with these glamorous Personalized Metallic Gold & Silver Foil Baby Shower Round Favor Labels. Choose from a variety of design options to create a custom label - then add your own stylish special message or thank you. Ready to use - just peel and stick! Choose from adorable animal silhouettes or tiny feet to customize your favors. Perfect for decorating goodie bags and favor boxes, these Baby Shower Round Favor Labels will add just the personal touch you were looking for to complete your personalized favors.
Size: 1.4" or 2.25"
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As your levels of serotonin plummet, your body begins to crave carbs and sugar. These "comfort foods" boost levels of serotonin, making you feel happier and relaxed. However, because they lack nutrients, your body will experience a crash and you'll end up craving more junk.Read More
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Before I share with you my Fruity Date Balls Recipe, I wanted to start with our meaningful conversation of the week. These past few days have been filled with uncertainty, doubt and fear. Doubting my skills and ability to do a certain task, uncertain of what the future holds and scared to embrace change, wins and the unknown. I'm sure we all feel this way at some point and I truly believe we have to work through our insecurities and fear to be able to embrace the good. It's a time to challenge our limits, get out of our comfort zone, let go of things we cannot control and focus on our growth and dreams.Read More
Nut milks are a great alternative if you cannot digest cow's milk, but there is one thing you need to be aware of. Have you ever read the ingredients on a nut milk's carton? One common ingredient is carrageenan. Carrageenan is an additives extracted from a red seaweed, Chondrus crispus, which is used as a thickener in ice cream, yogurt, cottage cheese, soy milk, nut milk and other processed foods. It has no nutritional value and can lead to inflammation.Read More
Summer is slowing coming to an end, so I'm taking advantage of every hot day to enjoy ice cream or frozen treats, such as my Chocolate Cashew Cup dessert. It satisfied every craving. It has a hint of sweetness and a great chocolate taste. Made with real ingredients that will make you feel radiant and satisfied.Read More
here are two things I want to share with you: my creamy avocado smoothie recipe and a new series I'm implementing on the blog, Meaningful Eats. Food is what fuels us. Food is what keeps us going, keeps us feeling alive and gives us the energy we need to achieve the life we desire. But food is just one piece of the health puzzle.Read More
On Sunday, I had the urge to go raspberry and blueberry picking now that they are in season. With so many seasonal fruits and vegetables, I have a long list of recipes I want to try and share with you. My Raw Cashew Raspberry Cups recipe being one of them. They are rich, creamy, tart and sweet. Did I mention they are dairy free?Read More


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For the third consecutive day, it's much warmer in Dreamtown than New York City. As I type this, it's 61 here in Manhattan and 81 at the Buffalo airport (according to weather underground).
There was also another deluge here on the coast a few days ago. None of that was in Dreamtown.
I mention these things only because so many people still think the weather is bad in Buffalo, because the only time you hear about the weather in Buffalo is when it's not real nice (but rarely as bad as they report). And I hope the JetBlue crews are pointing out how much nicer it is in Buffalo, a.k.a. Dreamtown USA!


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Startup Grind – Naked Hub Shanghai
On October 20, a 150 person Startup Grind event took place at the Naked Hub co-working space in Shanghai. I had the pleasure of hosting an open-form interview with Matilda Ho to explore her new creation, Bits x Bites, China's first food-centric accelerator and venture capital fund. Bits x Bites is aimed at shaping the future of food sustainability by giving startups an opportunity to make meaningful and scalable impacts . We transitioned to an insightful Q&A, where three emerging topics, that I strongly believe in, were discussed:
- Startups need to target the chinese investment community
- It's not the idea of the startup, but the team
- Customer feedback is number one. If plan A, B & C fail, listen to your customers and plan D will work
Startup Grind, if you've never heard of it before, is a global community for entrepreneurs. Operating in 85 countries, they nurture startups by hosting monthly events and attracting thought leaders to speak to up-and-coming entrepreneurs.


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|New Missions
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Kitten Golf Tour
Journey to the East
BlueBird Watching
The Bibliophile Kinkajou
Froyo A Go-Go
Sick As a Pig
Honeymoon Sonata (Hard)
Honeymoon Sonata (Normal)
Honeymoon Sonata (Easy)
|Last messages :)
|Grass Land
| Christmas Snow
|Christmas Countdown
|January Calendar
|March Calendar
|July Calendar
|Sponsored Links
|Cat Adoption Center
|Dog Adoption Center
|Trade House
|Farm Club
|Jungle Drop
|Dessert Shop
|Beauty Shop
|Aqua Shop
|Hobby Shop
|Doll Shop
|Santa Workshop
|Go Fishing
|VIP Level
|Levelup special reward
|Levelup water ranch special reward
|List of Levels
|List of Levels (NEW)
|List of Levels (Water Ranch)
|Second Ranch
|Water Ranch
|Legend Online Informacje
|Family Barn - Family Farm - Family Farm Seaside - Information and help on the game.
|Dorfleben - Dorfleben Küste - Informationen und Hilfe zum Spiel
|Wiejskie Życie - Wiejskie Życie Nad Morzem - Wszystko na temat gry.
|Super Ferme - Super Ferme Mini - Information et aide sur le jeu
|Fazenda Feliz - Fazenda Feliz Pocket - Informações e ajuda sobre o jogo
|المزرعة السعيدة - مزرعتنا السعيدة للموبايل - معلومات ومساعدة في اللعبة
|Fattoria Felice - Funny Farm - Fattoria Felice al Mare - Informazioni e aiuto sul gioco
|Vida en la granja - Vida en la Granja Marina - Información y ayuda en el juego.
|Bizim Çiftlik - Bizim Çiftlik Sahil - Oyun hakkında bilgi ve yardım
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Yogurt Fest
The Annual World Yogurt Festival is coming up! Help Grandma Blair to participate in this Festival. She is determined to win at least one Yogurt of the Year Award!
1. Participation starts with registration, but how to do that? Where are the registration forms?
Harvest 20 Vanilla
Collect 5 Enrollment Forms when harvesting Grapes (50%)
20 200
2. Special for the occasion, Grandma Blair says she will build a brand new, farmstyle yogurt machine.
Buy and Build a Farmstyle Yogurt Machine
30 300
3. Both taste and nutrition are of utmost importance to win the Contest. That's why Grandma uses Buffalo Millk and Vanilla as the fixed ingredients for all her delicious and nourishing farmstyle yogurts.
Harvest 30 Cucumbers
Feed Cucumbers to the Buffalo to produce 30 Buffalo Milk
30 300
4. The competition consists of 3 rounds. The first round is to submit a breakfast style yogurt with fresh baked bread. Let's make some top quality products! Raisins will be the key!
Use Grapes, Vanilla and Buffalo Milk to produce 40 Farmstyle Raisin Yogurts
Use Grapes and Oat Flour in the Fruit Bread Machine to produce 40 Raisin Bread
5. For the second round, Grandma insists that her yogurt should be served with fresh, out of the oven cookies. For this, her secret weapon will be Oats.
Use Oat, Vanilla and Buffalo Milk to produce 60 Farmstyle Oat Yogurts
Use Oat, Wheat Flour and Milk to produce 60 Oatmeal Cookies
40 380
6. Wow! Grandma made into the final round! She has decided to submit her Farmstyle Walnut yogurt. Wait a moment...Oh no! She can't find the nutcracker to chop the walnuts. Let's help her!
Find the nutcracker for Grandma
7. Ok, now that we have the nutcracker, let's get crackin' and start making this Walnut Yogurt!
Harvest 20 Walnuts
Use Walnut, Vanilla and Buffalo Milk to produce 20 Farmstyle Walnut Yogurts
45 420
8. Grandma has decided to serve the Walnut Yogurt with an Avocado Salad. That should impress the judges!
Feed Cherries to the Giraffe to produce 20 Avocado
Use Avocado, Cucumbers and Tomatoes to produce 20 Avocado Salads
48 450
9. Hooray! Grandma made it! Her Farmstyle Walnut Yogurt has won the reward for Best Farmstyle Yogurt. Let's throw a big party to celebrate this.
Produce 120 bottles of Champagne in the Wine Maker
Produce 25 cups of Orange Juice in the Juice Machine
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2015-05-07 17:52:02 sindi
please add it in classic missions plzzzz i need this reed chicken crop
2014-11-16 00:49:13 Afi
please add in classic mission
2014-03-14 16:01:45 fatenhafez
Please add this is classic mission. I love this one
Please add this is classic mission. I love this one.
2013-10-12 01:12:01 afi
please add this in classic mission. i love this mission
2013-06-01 03:11:31 Wee777
What happened to this yogurt feast? It is not in classic missions any more.
2013-02-26 10:56:05 shurara
I'm glad I given up last two step,I spent RC to build warehouse. cause I just found the red chicken coop 50000 coins,a red chicken 4000 coins——no rc
user 2013-02-06 00:06:12 mooducky
it's really random .think i got it in about 20 grapes .. but keep in mind if you don't already have some grapes stored you'll need 80 for the mission
2013-02-05 20:23:19 Jaz
Roughly how many grapes do you need to harvest to receive all the enrollment forms?
2013-02-01 10:30:46 Favole
@Merd You need the tree house. You can buy it in the store. If you put the trees you want to move into your tree storehouse and then go to the garden ranch, you can take the trees out of the tree house there and place them on your garden ranch. :)
2013-01-20 02:18:13 Merd
how do u move trees to the garden ranch
2013-01-19 10:29:16 nick
what is the use of red egg?
2013-01-19 09:34:55 DorfLeben
i found the nutcracker on top, in the ananas.
2013-01-17 17:09:36 Barbee
LOL OK, I will keep trying! Thanks again for your help! :-)
2013-01-17 16:48:18 elp
It+s completely random, there are no hints.
2013-01-17 16:06:24 Barbee
Any hints as to where the nutcracker is hidden? Thanks so much for your help! :-)
2013-01-16 15:03:03 bootchy
its Cashew tree
2013-01-16 09:36:02 Jenni Mohammed Tuck
menghasilakan apa pitik itu? Apa makanan pitik merah jago itu?
2013-01-16 07:58:43 Farmer1
The tree in step 6 is a walnut tree. There is no cashew tree.
2013-01-15 19:26:29
Milk pot (4RC), mix tank (6RC), yogurt cup x 10 (free gift), milk pipe x 10 (free gift).
2013-01-15 19:03:01 nick
what are the materials required for Farmstyle Yogurt Machine
2013-01-15 18:32:16 nick
Vanilla 120 Cucumber 50 Buffalo Milk 120 Grapes 80 Oat 120 Oat Floor 40 Walnut 20 Milk 60 Wheat Floor 60 Cherries 20 Tomato 20 Chardonnay 120 Orange 25
2013-01-15 16:31:34 dz
can you add mission of africa cup of nations 2013 !!!!!!!
2013-01-15 15:27:07 andreas jualkan
Fajn už to vim že to je oříšek kešu díky(((
2013-01-15 15:24:51 andreas jualkan
What is this tree?
director 2013-01-15 15:23:52 bartmaz
Red eggs and this tree is a cashew.
2013-01-15 15:19:51 PrinceMax
What is this new tree u get in step 6 ??
2013-01-15 15:19:09 PrinceMax
What does the new coop produce ??


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Namaste! As-Salam-u-Alaikum! Vanakkam!
Welcome to the Bath University Asian Students Society's official page! As the name suggests, we are here at the university to celebrate a range of festivals and cultures present in Asia. However it doesn't matter what part of the world you call home, we would love to welcome you to our society and help you make the most of your time at university.
If you haven't heard already, the Asian cultures are rich, vibrant, packed full of energy, and pride themselves on representing individuals who are waiting for an opportunity to celebrate, so you can count on us to have a good time!
To keep up with our events schedule, know more about the society and what we do, or if you want to get in touch with our committee to help you with the same, please follow us on our social media pages!
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Cultural Events: Come celebrate Diwali and Eid with us at our annual Diwali-Eid Ball, or join us to celebrate Holi, the festival of colours, right here on campus!
Club Nights: Here in Bath, and we may even surprise you!
Sports: If you're interested in Football, come be a part of "Desi-Me-Rollin", and play for the society, or you could get involved with Cricket and Badminton too! Check us out on our FB Page!
Music and Dance: As a society we offer you Bollywood and Bhangra dance classes, and this year we're introducing casual music nights, for you and your friends to come and enjoy!
Movie and Match Screenings: For those of you who love Bollywood, and our friends who worship cricket, we're bringing movie and match screenings so you don't miss home too much!
Asian Night: Come be a part of our Annual Variety Charity event that showcases our cultures, enthusiasm and absolute love for celebration!
Our events are packed full of fun, music, dancing and a whole lot of excited and warm hearts! You can be sure of being entertained once you're a part of our society!
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MONETT, Mo. The Missouri Division of Energy has awarded Nell Holcomb and Normandy School Collaborative school districts with a low-interest loan for energy efficient changes within their school.
Just last year, Monett RI School District received the same low-interest loan, and are already reaping the benefits.
In October, the school received around $575,000 to replace all the light bulbs inside and outside the school the LED lighting.
While they are still paying off the to-year-loan, the change is saving them about 15% each month.
When money can be saved in one area-- Superintendent Russ Moreland told KY3, they can put more money back into the children.
"Anytime we can be more efficient it makes it easier to re-allocate that money to things, supplies, materials, [and] personnel that support kids and learning."
But the bills aren't the only place they are seeing benefits. Moreland explains that the 10-year-lifespan of the bulbs means less work trying to install them.
In previous years he says everyday janitorial staff spent time changing light bulbs throughout the school systems but now they can focus energy elsewhere.
Moreland hopes the changes are noticeable, and he that the kids are watching the changes they are making and the impact it can not only have on the cost but the environment.
"I think it's also good for our kids to see this and hear this. I think this is one of those things that hopefully [have] an impact on our community when they notice we are trying to be more efficient. It sends a good message to our kids that we are trying to be stewards to our own environment.
"The loan project stimulates Missouri's economy by saving taxpayer money, allowing the applicants to redirect savings toward other priorities, and helps create jobs for the state of Missouri," Director of the Division of Energy, Craig Redmon said in a press release.
These loans can go towards insulation, lighting systems, heating and cooling systems, combined heat and power, pumps, motors, aerators, renewable energy systems, and other measures that reduce energy use and cost.
If you'd like a to see a full list of schools who are using these loans check out energy.mo.gov


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How Kevin makes jerks into his best friends.
The biggest professional networking mistake Nick has ever made.
And how Kevin talks Nick off the ledge when he wants to lash out and punch people in the face.
- Distance yourself from the criticism. Possibly physically, always emotionally.
- Take time to process the criticism. Pause, reflect, realize, have empathy, etc. "Disruption."
- Admit fault (if needed). Redirect
- Paraphrase, re-paraphrase, redirect, and close.
- "Are they saying something offensive or are you just being offended?"
- Take responsibility for yourself. YOU are most often the reason you're feeling a certain way.
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The entries for the Unity Community Art Challenge ("Thor's Hammer") are just plain awesome. Sketchfab is the regular sponsor of this event and the winners will all receive a Sketchfab PRO account.Check out the full list of entries entries here.
Together with the Unity team, we picked the following winners:
1st Place – Essimoon
Essimoon doesn't give up! After reaching the second place last time he now won the gold medal with is dynamic scene.
Mjölnir – UCAC5
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2nd Place – Vertexpusher
I love the detail and the grunge in Vertexpusher's model.
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3rd Place – Brett Eveleigh
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Hazelton, BC – April 27, 2016 The Gitxsan Development Corporation is pleased to report on several milestones and key initiatives underway with it's monitoring centre, BC SafetyLink.
BC SafetyLink opened its doors one year ago and is now supporting workforces across Canada, the US and Mexico, providing protection for organizations as well as various levels of government throughout British Columbia. As BC SafetyLink's support expands, they are receiving recognition through multiple levels of government.
Jonathan Wilkinson, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change and member of Parliament for North Vancouver on behalf of the Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science, and Economic Development and Minister responsible for Western Economic Diversification (WED) Canada, recently acknowledged the advancements of BC SafetyLink alongside a few other First Nations' initiatives at an event in Vancouver, BC.
Western Economic Diversification Canada has been a key supporter of the BC SafetyLink initiative and has provided funding and support to get the center operational. Regarding WD's support for First Nations' initiatives, Wilkinson stated "The Government of Canada is very pleased to support these initiatives which are aimed at ensuring that Indigenous peoples gain enhanced access to technological resources and skills training – including business, and economics training. It is vital for Canada that we address barriers to employment and thereby enable enhanced opportunity and economic growth for First Nation communities. Such actions are critical to creating a more inclusive, more dynamic economy."
Rick Connors, President and CEO of the Gitxsan Development Corporation stated, "We are excited to have introduced this technology to the BC marketplace, which has been successfully used by both private industry and the Government of Alberta, to create a 'SafetyNet' for all workers throughout BC. BC SafetyLink has the ability to turn every exposed worker into a potential resource in an emergency situation."
About Gitxsan Development Corporation
The Gitxsan Development Corporation was founded in 2011 to position the Gitxsan Nation to participate in economic development activities occurring on their traditional lands, and to provide training and employment opportunities for the Gitxsan people.
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1963 approximate, Jhn Deere Model 4010 farm tractor. Very low hours in the 2200 range. Has good rubber, runs well. Comes with the scoop you see in the picture. Has power take off. Must see to really appreciate.
The motor is 6 cylinder, gas, approximately 85 horsepower.
It looks a little rough, but bad paint doesn't have anything to do with the mechanical performance of a tractor! If I paint, it, then the price has to go up.....
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|We don't know where we're going, but we're moving.
|An extensive report is being prepared on a fresh approach to the problem.
|We just hired three new guys; we'll let them kick it around for a while.
|Developed after years of intensive research.
|It was discovered by accident while working on something else.
|Modifications are underway to correct certain minor difficulties.
|We had to scrap the entire design and start over from scratch.
|Preliminary operational tests were inconclusive.
|It blew up when we turned it on.
|Test results were extremely gratifying.
|It works and, boy, are we surprised!
|The design will be finalized in the next reporting period.
|We haven't started this job yet, but we've got to say something.
|The entire concept is unworkable.
|The only guy who understood the thing just quit.
|We need close project coordination.
|We are looking for someone to share the blame.
|I'll need to research that and get back to you.
|I didn't even understand the question.
|We are still working out a few bugs.
|The pilot test was a disaster and we don't know how to fix it.
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I would love to tell you all about a semi-new course that Erin Chase of FreezEasy and MyFreezEasy has put together for all of us that want to learn the ins and outs of cooking with an electric pressure cooker, or Instant Pot as most people know them as. The Electric Pressure Cooking 101 Class consists of 4 modules to teach you about everything you should know about your Instant Pot, how to use the functions, cooking basic ingredients in it, and recipes to make with it.
Here is what you will be learning:
- Module 1: Your Electric Pressure Cooker - all about the: buttons, lid, insert, and cooking speeds. cleaning and care.
- Module 2: A Deeper Look at the EPC Cooking Functions - tips and tricks for the following cooking methods and settings: Soup, Porridge, Poultry, Meat/Stew, Beans/Chili, Rice, Grain, Steam.
- Module 3: Learn How to Cook Different Types or Categories of Recipes - learn how to better understand how to cook these types of meals: Grains - Rice, Pasta, Oatmeal and other grains; Beans, Potatoes, Roasts, Soups & Chilis, Freezer Meals, and Vegetables.
- Module 4: The First 10 Meals You Should Make in Your EPC - cooking demos for the first 10 meals or ingredients you should make in your EPC. You'll make:
- Week 1: Brown Rice, Hard Boiled Eggs (Egg Salad), Dry Beans (Cuban Black Beans), 40 Garlic Clove Whole Chicken, and Three Bean Chili (Ground Beef based)
- Week 2: Steel Cut Oatmeal with Berries, Butternut Squash-Apple Soup, Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Steamed Broccoli, and Chive Crusted Beef Roast with Red Potatoes
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Reduce installation cost and save time with this advanced technology Sport Light. It is available with modern LED technology that uses fewer fixtures to be installed than any other standard metal halide fixtures. In addition, it is also ideal to reduce kVA load right from the start and minimize amp load in the main distribution panel. With durable designs and styles, it also provides long lasting efficacy.
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Quebec Immigration Skilled Worker Program
Quebec Immigration Skilled Worker Program
Quebec Immigration - Skilled Worker Program
|Up to 12 points (Cutoff Score = 2 points)
|Area of Training
|Up to 16 points (Cutoff Score = 6 points)
|Validated Employment Offer
|Up to 10 points
|Work Experience
|Up to 8 points
|Up to 16 points
|Language Proficiency
|Up to 22 points
|Stay and Family in Quebec
|Up to 8 points
|Spouse's Characteristics
|Up to 16 points
|Up to 8 points
|Financial Self-Sufficiency
|1 point (Cutoff Score = 1)
- For more information on approved French tests, see Proving French Language Ability (Quebec Skilled Worker Program).
- For more information on the approved English test, see Proving English Language Ability - International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
Processing TimesQuebec Skilled Workers / Professionals Processing Times vary from one Canadian Immigration Visa Office to another.
Quebec Selected Skilled WorkerQuebec skilled worker visa for Canada gives unrestricted access to the domestic job market without the need for a Canadian work permit, a sponsoring employer, or a specific job offer. It is a good option for those who do not qualify for Canada Federal Skilled Migration. After you have been selected by Quebec, you have to make a separate application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent residence. Your application will be assessed by a CIC officer based on Canadian immigration regulations. Quebec-selected skilled workers are not assessed on the six selection factors of the Federal Skilled Workers Program. French is not mandatory if you meet the points in the other areas.
Eligibility Requirements
Selection is based on several factors:
- Education / Training
- Experience
- Prior Employment Offer
- Age (18 - 35 years of age & with a diploma / degree, relevant work experiences will easily qualify)
- Language Proficiency
- Spouse Characteristics
- Children
- Family in Quebec
- Adaptability
- Financial Self-Sufficiency
- You must be conversant in one of these languages - English or French.
- There could be a short personal interview during the process stage.
- You will need to prove you can support yourself & your family in Quebec.
- The entire process could take about 12 - 18 months
- You will have to pass a medical examination and security and criminal checks. You can find more information on both of these topics in the Quick Find section on the right-hand side of this page. You must also show that you have enough money to support yourself and your family after you arrive in Canada.
Maintenance FundsYou are required to show that you can support yourself and your family for initial 6 months after entering Quebec. The required amount to be shown is:
- For single person - 1.5 lacs
- For married couple - 2 lacs
- In case, children accompanying then additional 1 lac for each child.
Application Process & Costs
- Quebec-selected skilled workers must apply in two stages; firstly, you must apply to the Quebec government for a "Certificate of Selection" (Certificat de sélection du Québec). Secondly, after being selected by Quebec, you have to make a separate application to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) for permanent residence.
- Quebec-selected skilled workers must pass a medical examination, security and criminal checks.
Why the Quebec - Selected Skilled Worker
- The Quebec processing times are considerably shorter than Federal Skilled program.
- Two independent point score grids - one for Single applicants and one for Couple, so that Single applicants are not disadvantaged or handicapped in terms of their ability to attain the passing mark, as is the case in the Federal program.
- The country's rapidly ageing population, coupled with a dearth of young workers, will cause a major shortage of potential employees and could mean immigrants will account for almost all of the labour force growth within a decade, Statistics Canada suggests.
- Census data for 2002, predicts potential worker shortfalls in a vast range of occupations by 2011, from family doctors to bricklayers.
- In 2002, Quebec accepted approximately 21,600 Skilled Workers applicants and approximately 3,000 Business applicants.
- By 2021, Canada will have only two working Canadians for each retiree, compared with a current 6-to-1 ratio.
- Changing world economic trends require Canada to have a dynamic and competitive society.
- Canada competes for the best and the brightest immigrants, with countries like New Zealand, Australia, and U.S.A through various immigrant routes.
- The Canadian government sets annual immigration quotas which need to be met.
Occupations in Demand & Job ProspectsYou can earn bonus points if you have education and relevant work experience in the same field. You can earn bonus points if you have education and relevant work experience in the same field. Currently, 87 occupations are in high demand in Quebec. These include IT Professionals, Engineers, Accounting Professionals, Teachers, Healthcare Professionals, Trades, Sales, Marketing & other general professionals. Quebec has a comprehensive list of occupations in demand. Sign up for an evaluation to see if you qualify.
Additional costs towards visa application processing
1st Stage visa payment for Quebec Selection Certificate:
|Principal applicant
|Spouse or de facto spouse
|Each dependent child
2nd Stage visa payment for application processing at CIC
|Principal applicant
|Spouse or any family member above 22 years
|Each dependent child below 22 years
3rd Stage visa payment for Right of Permanent Residence Fee:
|Principal applicant
|Spouse or any family member above 22 years
|Each dependent child below 22 years
Why QuebecA modern, yet historic city, Quebec is considered to be the first European-built city in non-Spanish North America. Founded by Samuel DE Champlain, a French explorer and diplomat on July 3, 1608, the province of Quebec has a modern and solid social fiber with a universal, free healthcare system and a highly developed education system, it is known for its exceptional quality of life and career opportunities. Its diversified economy is powered by abundant natural resources and an expanding information technology sector and other cutting-edge industries. Its import-export performance makes it one of the world's top 20 economies. Here's more to why Quebec is the choice of many aspirants who wish to work, study and/or migrate.
- Voted No.1 by UN for seven consecutive years
- Excellent, Free Education
- Literacy 99%
- Government loans and grand for post secondary study (regardless of age)
- Clean and safe environment
- Multiculturalism - you are not considered a second class citizen
Excellent Social Services:
- Unemployment Insurance
- Social Assistance
- Child Tax Benefit
- Family Allowance
- Old Age Security and Guaranteed Income Supplement
- Workers' Compensation
- Excellent public and private healthcare system, free medical care
- A very strong federal and provincial government support infrastructure for new immigrants
- The most flexible residency requirement in the Western world
- Canadian Passport (after three years), is one of the most valued passports for international travel
About QuebecQuebec is a province in east-central Canada. Quebec is Canada's largest province by area and its second-largest administrative division. Quebec is Canada's second most populous province, after Ontario. While the province's substantial natural resources have long been the mainstay of its economy, sectors of the knowledge economy such as aerospace, information and communication technologies, biotechnology and the pharmaceutical industry also play leading roles. These many industries have all contributed to helping Quebec become the second most economically influential province, second only to Ontario. Quebec has a capitalist economy with high gross domestic product (GDP) per ca-pita which is fueled by abundant natural resources, a well-developed infrastructure, and average productivity. The total GDP of Quebec is estimated at C$ 303,747 billion which represent the second largest in Canada. The economy of Quebec is ranked the 44th largest economy in the world and ranked the 21st largest in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Science and technology are key factors in the economic position of Quebec. More than one million people in Quebec are employed in science and technology sector.
Quebec ProvinceFrom the plush malls to the serene countryside - Quebec has it all! Quebec is the largest Canadian province by size and the second largest in population. What lures people here is the quality of life offered along with the constant boom in its economy which caters to stable growth and development of the province. This province is a major contributor to the overall growth and development of the nation. When it comes to immigration, Canada is one of the most sought after destinations in the world. Quebec being the largest province in Canada offers loads of opportunities for foreign migrants who wish to live and work in the province. For professionals, the Quebec Skilled Worker program and for investors, the Quebec Immigrant Investor program, offers the best options for intending migrants. At the same time, it caters to a cost of living which is affordable based on the income in the province. All the major aspects and services such as housing, health care, education, child-care services as well as taxes are aimed to be within an affordable level. Also, it is the only province in entire Canada which has a French speaking population.
MontrealMontreal is the largest city in Quebec and the second largest in Canada. Considered as one of the better cities in the world; it is the main hub for industry, commerce, finance, technology and other world affairs. It is host to some of the leading industries in the world offering employment to millions of people - both residents and immigrants. The city offers a society which is multicultural as well as cosmopolitan; thus making it easier for any foreigner to come and settle down in this city. From variety in cuisines to different cultures, nothing could be missed out here. Above all, the province caters to a society which is open, democratic and secular in all aspects. As a prospective destination for immigration, it is definitely one of those places which have to be considered seriously before actually moving to the next prospective destination. Employment Opportunities in Quebec Settle in Quebec. For any applicant, the first concern is always the financial security. This is especially true when a person decides to immigrate. Quebec is the largest province in Canada which is thriving with professional opportunities and has one of the lowest unemployment rates in Canada. When it comes to the economy of Quebec, it is highly diversified catering to numerous opportunities for its immigrants and residents. Here is a list of some of the most productive industries in the province.
These include the following:
- Aerospace Industry
- Information Technology
- Finance
- Health Industry
- Biotechnology
- Tourism
- Transportation
- Agriculture
- Optics and Photonics
- Hydroelectricity
- Mining
- Intention to Live and Work in Quebec: All applicants applying for this program must intend to live and work in Quebec. They should also be able to demonstrate that they have the skills and ability to contribute to the provincial economy. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom permits all permanent residents and citizens to live and work in any of the 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada.
- Educational Qualifications: All applicants have to be academically qualified who could cater to the economy of Quebec. A minimum of a diploma has to be possessed by the prospective immigrant.
- Training Factor: Applicants can earn points if their earned qualifications fall under the designated and applicable list of foreign earned qualifications. Where qualifications are unrelated, one can claim credit if such an unrelated qualification is earned in the five year period preceding the filing of the application. It has to be noted that one may still qualify under the program though he may not be gaining any training factor credit.
- Professional Experience: Applicants can claim points for maximum of four years of experience.
- French and English Language Skills: Quebec Skilled Migrant program is the only one its kind where credits are given for oral and understanding aspects of French and English language. One can claim points under the French and English language factors only against submission of the related DELF and IELTS tests scores.
- Financial Security: The applicant must have sufficient funds to support self and dependents during the initials days of landing in Quebec. The funds requirements for Quebec skilled program are very low.
Quebec Skilled Migrant Program - Application ProcessAn applicant has to apply separately for immigration to Quebec. The procedure for Quebec is independent than that of Federal Canada. The following steps are involved in the application procedure:
- Application Filing: The first step in this process is the filling and filing of the visa application at the Quebec Immigration Visa Post. Take note that all the incomplete applications are rejected. Mandatory documents have to be provided with the application for it to be processed further. Based on the credentials and documents provided by the applicant, it would be decided by the visa officer, whether or not the candidate qualifies for the next stage.
- Personal Interview*: This is an important part of the selection procedure. This interview is conducted to assess the applicant as a potential migrant. The Visa Officer evaluates the level of adaptability along with the necessary skills that could prove him to be a successful migrant in Quebec. The oral skills in French would also be evaluated completely.
- Venue for the Interview: This interview is conducted at the place where the application has been filed. The Government of Quebec may send their delegation of visa officers to specific nations for these interviews to be conducted. In case of applicants from Asia, Hong Kong is the designated visa post. So, if an Asian applicant qualifies for an interview, he would have to fly to Hong Kong at his own expense. However, if the interview is scheduled to take place in the nation where the applicant is residing, it would usually be conducted at the Canadian Consulate of that particular nation. In the recent past, interviews for Quebec Skilled Migrant program have been conducted at nearest Canadian High Commission rather than at Hong Kong.
- Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ): All the successful applicants and their accompanying family members (post interview or those exempted) would be issued a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ) or the Cértificat du Sélection du Québec. Here, one has to be aware that this certificate is not the Permanent Visa.
- Medical & Security Clearances: The application along with the CSQ has to be filed at the federal level for the medical and security checks to be conducted. Further instructions would be given as to how to go about the process. For security checks, the applicant has to present documents which prove his identity and civil status. A police clearance certificate should also be accompanied with these documents. In case of medical clearances, a medical examination by a physician is required. This physician should be approved by Citizen and Immigration Canada. This physician should be approved by Citizen and Immigration Canada.
Quebec Skilled Workers / Professionals Processing FeesThe below mentioned fee has to be submitted at the relevant visa post. However, this fee is subject to change without any prior notice. Consulate Evaluates for:
- Potential Migrant
- Adaptability
- French language skills Quebec Selection
- Certificate / Cértificat du Sélection du Québec (CSQ)
- Filing Application with CSQ at Federal Level
- Medical & Security Clearances
- Visa Stamping
How Vital Proficiency in French Is For Quebec Immigration!French is the most widely spoken language in the province of Quebec. Knowledge of French is critical when it comes to filing an application for immigration to Canada under Quebec Skilled Worker Program. This is altogether a different issue that myths and misconceptions surrounding this criterion exist in plenty, with the most common being the growing perception that those who do not know the French language are ineligible to apply. This is incorrect as knowledge of French language is just one of the many skills sought by the Quebec Immigration authorities. This includes education; number of years of experience, occupation is which experience is earned, language factor, application spousal credentials, and number of children, financial capability, and visa officers' assessment on personal suitability, among many others. If one meets the pass-mark and selection criteria without consideration of the language factor points, then a successful application can still be filed - even if the applicant does not know or learn French. However, meeting requirements without consideration of language points in a highly unlikely scenario in almost most cases and for such applicants it will become a requirement that they appear in French and English language tests and provide the scores in both the language along with the application form. This implies that an applicant should learn French language, appear in French language test, also appear in IELTS test and THEN file the application under the Quebec skilled worker program. Those who are unwilling to learn the French language or those who lack the aptitude or the time to learn the same should not file an application under the Quebec Skilled Worker Program. As simple as that! No rocket science! Lack of knowledge of French language by the time interview is scheduled will mean clear refusal. Quebec skilled worker program is an excellent option for applicants who are not interested in any other immigration destination except Canada and are not qualified to make an application under Canada Federal or Canada Provincial Nominee programs or other immigration destinations for various reasons. When not qualified for ANY destination but still interested in Migrating to a developed country like Canada, then why not Quebec program? Quebec is a great province to make your home. Also remember that in the process one also learns a widely accepted international language and will be a credit on ones' resume. Post landing in Canada, it will also improve the employment prospects for those who take the initiative to learn the language as both French and English are official languages in Canada. So for investing a few months in learning French language, one can hope get permanent resident visa within 24-36 months. Do remember, however, that French being the most widely spoken language in Quebec does not mean or imply that the local residents of Quebec do not speak English. The City of Montreal is just one of the many shining examples of the cosmopolitan cities in Quebec and Canada. The point based eligibility criteria is definitely an important part for an application to be processed further under the program, and it has a wide range of components


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West Texas Aoudad is a hunting experience not to be missed! Aoudad live in rugged, desert country, which makes for a challenging hunt and oftentimes the need for longer shots arises, often across steep canyons in tricky positions with deep vegetation. The ranch we hunt offers free range aoudad (also called Barbary Sheep) with exceptional trophy quality.
Since Aoudad are considered an exotic animal, a person could purchase more than one tag. The quality of the animals on these ranches is outstanding. This hunt also includes free hogs and one evening of predator hunting.
West Texas Aoudad Hunts are in the desert. Expect warm days and cool nights. A solid penetrating bullet and flat shooting rifle (minimum of 6.5mm or similar) is a must on these Aoudad Hunts. A good pair of binoculars in the 10X or 12X range and if you have a spotting scope, bring it along. We will be glassing out to past 1 mile to locate trophy rams. Hunters must be in good physical shape for these hunts, if you are not, arrangements can be made to hunt safari style or over feed and or water if available. A good day pack to hold plenty of water and snacks is a must along with medium to hard soled boots well broken in with good tread left. Shin guards are also a good idea for the "no see um" cactus. Licenses for Aoudad can be purchased over the counter for your convenience, Type 157 for $48.
2019 Schedule
Group 1: October 2 - October 6
Group 2: October 6 - October 10
Day 1: Fly into San Angelo in the afternoon. Drive to the ranch house and get settled in.
Day 2: Training day. We will zero rifles at first light then head to multiple shooting locations to engage targets in different scenarios. Emphasiss on cross canyon and positional shooting, using hunter's equipment to build solid positions. Ranges out to 1,200 yards.
Day 3: Hunt all day
Day 4: Hunt all day
Day 5: Morning hunt. Depart.
These properties are located right outside Juno, Texas, about 45 minutes to Ozona. Hunters can fly into San Angelo and rent a vehicle or you can meet us near the Ranch. From San Angelo you can expect about a 2 hour drive to the ranch. Airport pick-up is available for a small fee. You can also fly into San Antonio which is roughly 3-hours from the ranches in this area. There is also a Taxidermist available in Sonora who can pick up your Trophy from the ranch directly if you so choose to do.
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Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has once again urged Union Science and Technology Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan for setting up of two more Doppler weather radars in the state.
Patnaik wrote a letter to Dr Vardhan today in which he sought the latter's intervention in installation of the weather forecasting devices in Balasore and Sambalpur which are hanging fire since last 11 years.
"I once again request you to kindly intervene in the matter and issue appropriate instructions for procurement and installation of radars at Balasore and Sambalpur at the earliest," Patnaik said in the letter.
It may be mentioned here that Centre had approved installation of four real-time weather forecasting systems in the state in 2006 of which two – Gopalpur and Paradeep – were made operational. However, the stations at Balasore and Sambalpur never saw the light of the day.
These two stations would help, among others, tracking of local storms/thunderstorms in the Northern and Western parts of the state and providing of near real-time forecast to save many a lives, Patnaik added.