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Ah, October! I love how there's a nip in the air these days. These posts from Sonam Kapoor have me looking forward to the chill of winter when I can wear soft comfy sweatshirts and be all cosy and toasty, but do it with a certain degree of style! To quote her, "Style is an expression of your individuality. Who you are and what your mood is, is what you wear." For this Rheson (geddit?), she is our mood-dressing inspiration. Here are 3 of our #FallFavourite looks of the style diva that are cosy, fuzzy, and SO US!
I just love winters and what better way to stay warm than with a cosy sweatshirt #GirlsWhoGetItDone To shop now, visit your nearest @shoppers_stop @wearerheson @rheakapoor
Mood: Monday morning. No wait, a winter Monday morning!
Only a strong cup of coffee, and an extremely strong sweatshirt game can help you survive the day. And believe me girls, charcoal grey never disappoints!
Look effortlessly chic with Girls Who Get It Done hoodie (Rs 1,049), Distressed Jeans (Rs 1,319) and White Sneakers (Rs 1,695) at work!
Mood: Major PMSing, FTW!
When all else fails, it's food to the rescue! While you cuddle up with your blanky, watch FRIENDS on your laptop, and munch on that giant nutella cookie, wear this shirt and wear it with pride!
With this lovely pink Girls Who Eat Sweatshirt (Rs 1,049) we recommend a cute Popsicle PJ (Rs 695).
Mood: A lazy Sunday afternoon or a 'sick-leave' you took, just because!
Don't let the blues get to you, ladies. Make the most of your day-off by wearing comfy PJs, curling up with a book, catching up on life, and doing absolutely nothing! Isn't that just the best?!
Sonam's guide to procrastination: Comfort Zoning Sweatshirt (Rs 1,049) and Track (Rs 1,049) while you pet your dog in bed.
So easy, isn't it? Get your favourite fashionista's everyday looks and nail them like a Sonam!

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Ischemia-reperfusion syndromes are well defined clinical entities although the mechanism explaining the entire process still needs to be elucidated. The re-oxygenation phase is characterized by an arterial vasoconstriction, activation of platelets and leukocytes, a release of inflammation related mediators and increased free radical production. The therapeutic approaches aim to reduce the negative effects related to re-oxygenation. Both experimental models and clinical studies demonstrate a favorable effect by the administration of hyperbaric oxygen, even when it seems paradoxical. Given the variety of models used to study the individual components involved in ischemia-reperfusion, it is difficult to determine which factor is affected predominantly by hyperbaric oxygen and which generates the observed beneficial outcome. In the mean time, several questions remain unanswered. Significant differences on the effect of hyperbaric oxygen are observed between in vivo and in vitro models. Extrapolation from animal models to human clinical practice is inappropriate because of the interspecies94 and inter-strain differences in expression and distribution of enzymes and adhesion molecule, and immunologic reactions.
The favorable effect of hyperbaric oxygen is determined by the duration and the degree of ischemic hypoxia, the duration of secondary ischemia and the time and dose of administration of hyperbaric oxygen.
Defining research protocols remains difficult because of the lack of effective classification of the degrees or grades of ischemia. An interesting point, however, is the differential effect of hyperbaric oxygenation on normoxic tissues compared to hypoxic tissues.
In the future, clinical evidence should assist in identifying the window of opportunity for HBO administration during ischemia-reperfusion. It seems quite obvious as far as the inflammatory cascade is concerned, probably neither HBO nor any other drug alone will be sufficient to completely reverse all aspects of the inflammatory cascade during ischemia-reperfusion.
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Let's look back again to 1975, and those dapper darlings at DYNAMITE magazine, as they lower the boom on the inside story of that mystic master, Marvel's Dr. Strange! Here, they reprint some awe-inspiring excerpts from Doc's own 1963 origin, as drawn by "sturdy" Steve Ditko (also the co-creator to a little character called Spider-Man)! Doc had a rich and colorful history, transforming from selfish surgeon to a dour disciple of the astonishing "Ancient One" in a far-off land! Click below to get all the secret scoops on the Sorcerer Supreme!
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Property Details for MLS® # C4193263
309 2 Av Nw, Delia
Detached Bungalow for Sale
- Price: $205,500
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 2(full) 0(half)
- Parking: 5
- Status: Active
- Year Built: 1974
Opportunity knocks for this well built bungalow situated on a large corner lot right across from the Delia school. This property offers a covered rear porch and a concrete stone patio to enjoy the huge fully fenced, landscaped & tiered back yard outfitted with horseshoe pits, 2 ponds, and numerous plant beds, trees, & Shrubbery. The home features 5 total good sized bedrooms 3 up & 2 down, as well as 2 full baths 1 4pc. on the main and a 3 pc. in the basement. The fully outfitted games and dry bar room INCLUDES!!! a pool table with 8 ball & snooker balls w/ all supplies, foosball, air hockey, shuffle board, & dartboard with multiple dart sets & full size refrigerator and bar top. Original hardwood in the master suite, a bright kitchen, large dining room that flows into the living room space tie the home together. A double detached garage with work space provides the mechanic or wood worker an area to tinker, and RV parking to spare. A great opportunity awaits your personal touch!!!
Contact Kelly Kernick About MLS® C4193263
Kelly Kernick, 403-875-7629 at Urban Real Estate Services, 820, 26th Street NE , Calgary, Alberta, T2A 2M4
property information
- Property Type: Detached Home
- Style: Bungalow
- Year Built: 1974
- Lot Shape: Rectangular
- Total Floor Area: 1,341 sq.ft
- Finished Levels: 2
Community Information
- Address: 309 2 AV NW
- Neighbourhood: Delia
- City: Delia
- Postal Code: T0J 0W0
- Directions: From Highway 9 turn south into Delia and follow to second avenue. turn west on 2nd ave. head towards home on the left on a corner lot.
- Included: Dishwasher-Built-In, Dryer, Garage Control, Garage Opener, Hood Fan, Refrigerator, See Remarks, Storage Shed, Stove-Electric, Vacuum System Attachments, Washer, Window Coverings-All, Wine/Beverage Cooler
- Bedrooms: 5 (Bedrooms Above: 3)
- Bathrooms: Full: 2
- Rooms Above Grade: 6
- Basement: Full, Fully Finished
- Floor Finish: Carpet, Carpet Over Hardwood, Hardwood, Laminate Flooring, Linoleum
- Exterior Features: Corner, Fenced, Flat Site, Fruit Trees/Shrubs, Landscaped, Schools, Treed Lot, Vegetable Garden
- Exterior Finish: Vinyl, Wood
- Construction: Wood Frame
- Foundation: Concrete
- Roof: Asphalt Shingles
- Front Exposure: North
- Frontage: 30.4800 metres
- Depth: 38.1000 metres
Main Floor Room Dimensions
- Master Bedroom: 3.40m x 4.06m
- Living Room: 5.82m x 3.84m
- Kitchen: 2.90m x 4.42m
- Dining Room: 2.82m x 2.74m
- Bedroom: 3.35m x 2.92m
- Bedroom: 3.35m x 2.69m
- Other: 3.25m x 3.89m
- Game Room: 5.41m x 5.38m
- Bedroom: 3.94m x 2.59m
- Bedroom: 3.07m x 2.97m
services & amenities
- Features: Bar, Insulation-Upgraded, Patio, Porch, Vinyl Windows, Workshop
- Parking: Double Garage Detached, 2 Outdoor Stalls, RV Parking (5 Total Parking Spaces, 2 Covered)
- Heating: Forced Air-2
- Heating: Forced Air-2, Natural Gas
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- Elementary: Delia
- Junior High: Delia
- Senior High: Morrin
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Not many people realize that improperly installed Houston home insulation can actually be useless. This is the reason why installing your insulation as accurately as possible is very important. However, this might not be possible in older homes. If you have an older home, you can still retrofit your home with the best Houston home insulation materials possible. A few of the top tips that you can use to make the best out of your Houston home insulation materials and fitting processes are listed below. Read them carefully before choosing materials or retrofitting your home.
1. When you are installing a Houston home insulation, you have to evaluate your home for thermal bridges which conduct heat irrespective of the insulation that you have used. That means a thermal frame bridge can conduct as much as 15% of the heat from the ceiling or the outside of the house to the inside of your home resulting in a huge energy output to cool or warm your home. For these locations, it is recommended that you install polystyrene isolating strips. These are special insulating strips that can be forced between the outer and the inner envelope of your home. These Houston home insulation strips have to be at least 12mm in size and with an R-value of 0.2.
2. Vapor barriers are an essential barrier to protect your home from dampness during the rainy season. In damp regions, where heavy downpours are common in the winter season; humidity or water accumulates in the insulation resulting in mold and fungus growth. Not all of these varieties of insulation are dangerous but a few can be quite toxic resulting in chronic diseases and respiratory conditions. As a result, installing vapor barriers in the right direction with water resistant insulation can be very essential. Get in touch with expert Houston home insulation professionals who can do the job as professionally as possible.
3. Be very careful about wall insulation. All walls located next to hot water tubs and bathroom showers should protected and fully insulated to prevent water leakage and heat loss.. Insulation should be fitted between the pipes that are running on outer walls and the pipes especially if they are carrying hot water. The recommended rating is about R-19 to be used as insulation on all the walls in your home unless otherwise specified.
4. Wiring and ducting is always present in different parts of homes. Ideally you do need to install batting or insulation about the wiring and pipes. You can cut the Houston home insulation batting so that it fits around the pipes and wiring to make it fit. Make sure that you check your wiring over completely by a licensed electrician to ensure that it is covered completely. One layer should be in front and the other should be fitted behind the pipe. Ensure a minimum of these standards-
- 50mm of clearance above incandescent lights
- 100mm side clearance to all sides of beams and ducting that has been installed during construction. This same clearance should be followed for recessed halogen lights.
- Where possible install spacing around electrical wiring and place the wiring above the insulation to allow heat to dissipate upwards.
5. You will require the installation of an approved vapor barrier in specific areas of your home to protect it. Be especially careful around ducting, wiring and lights.
6. In cold conditions, condensation occurs very commonly in the roof space. It is necessary to have a professional Houston home insulation technician install the material for you.
7. Check local building codes before installing any type of insulation to prevent fire hazards.
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Noggins – November 2017
This year we, as a committee want to hear what you want to do next year!
The November Noggins has been put aside for us to all get together at NMR and put down ideas for the following categories:
- Noggins Talks – What do you want to hear more about?
- Sunday Outings – Where do you want to go to?
- Weekend Outings – Where do you want to camp over the long weekends during the year?
- Motor Sport – How many times and where do you want to test your skills?
- General – What else can you think of to make the club better?
The website will also have a suggestion box set-up where you can give your input if you are not able to come to the Noggins.
Click this link to enter your suggestions
Once we have the ideas on the night, we will all get together and discuss them, and maybe some more ideas will come out as well.
The list of ideas will then be managed into the calendar by the committee and details will be on the website as soon as they are finalized.
The Noggins will be at the Umvoti Mounted Rifles Pinetown (Same place as usual) and the club will provide the fire for you to braai your meat on.
Date 16th November 2017. (Third Thursday of the month)
TIME: 6:30pm.
VENUE: Umvoti Mounted Rifles Pinetown. Address: Corner of Pine St and 7Th Ave, Ashley.
GPS: S29.83059º E30.83807º
Directions as follows: From Durban N3 towards PMB. Take the Richmond Rd offramp, turn left at the robot, turn left into the first street on the left, continue to a T- junction, turn left, the gate is on your left.
They have a ridiculously cheap bar there so please support them rather than bringing your own cold ones.
We look forward to seeing you all there!


text: Vastavam web: Hero Dhanush achieved stardom in Tamil films with despite his ordinary looks. It is known that his directorial debut 'Pa Paandi' became a success at the box office and the movie won the critical acclaim as well. Now, Dhanush is getting ready to direct his second film. Unlike his first film, he is set to direct a high budget flick this time. The buzz from the Kollywood says that Dhanush will be one of the lead actors in his directorial and another Kollywood star hero is going to share screen-space with him.This movie will hit the sets in the second half of 2018.


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Downtown Vernon Association Mission 2018 - 2020
The DVA is a committed community builder that serves as a resource and advocate for its members. By focusing on the present and future, while collaborating with stakeholders, we create an environment of sustainable economic prosperity.
Downtown Vernon Association Vision 2018 - 2020
The DVA celebrates a culturally and economically diverse and dynamic downtown that is a desirable neighborhood for commerce, living and leisure.
Throughout the year the Downtown Vernon Association facilitates various events and co-operative marketing programs for our members. For more information on events and marketing opportunities click the link below.
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Downtown Vernon Members: Do you have an event or special sale coming up that you would like us to share on our calendar of events? Fill out the form and we will make sure to get it on our calendar!
The Downtown Dollars program is FREE for any participating business! Because the certificates are treated as cash there are no associated costs for you. The certificates make great gifts, promotional items, or prizes and can only be purchased at the DVA office.


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Bue: Find ways to forgive not-so-great fathers
For The Tribune
I've been contemplating this column for a bit, and all the "usual" kinds of Father's Day messages popped in. I really don't like to do the usual thing, so I kept waiting for some deeper inspiration for this day.
One of the things we have been talking about in our community is kindness and mercy and how to create more of those traits within ourselves so we can share more of it with the world. That made me wonder how we could hold a place of greater kindness toward our fathers, especially those fathers who perhaps didn't quite fit the "Father of the Year" description.
It strikes me that we, as a society, set them up to fail in so many ways. First, we grow up referring to God as "Father." Then we refer to this human being who had a child as a "father," and our minds cannot help but link them together, creating this giant expectation of perfection from this man who likely had no idea what to do when someone handed him a baby.
Now, I will say, men of this current parenting generation seem to be changing it all, and this column is not about them. My age puts me on the tail end of the baby boomers, and I've had many, many pastoral conversations with people around my age — most of our dads did not do it like the men I am privileged to witness with their children right now.
Anyway, we link fatherhood with perfection. Then we ask fathers to nurture and care for another person in ways they were never nurtured or cared for, and then many people spend their lives angry, frustrated or disappointed in their fathers. Maybe the greatest mercy we could show them, and ourselves, is to let them gently off the hook. Yes, some of them were violent; some of them were absent; some you could never make happy; we could go on and on.
I would venture to say 99 percent of them did the best they could with what they had. It is so easy to judge in retrospect — we can all be armchair quarterbacks about everything from football to parenting. It is a lot harder when you are in the grind and you feel responsible for food on the table and the mortgage payment, while being held to task for not being around enough.
The not-so-secret thing about forgiveness and mercy is it works more for us than for them. And if your dad is still around, you may just have the opportunity to look at him with softer eyes and a bigger heart. If he isn't around, well, you can do the same. As I often repeat: It's never too late to have a happy childhood. And as Anne Frank wrote, "In the long run, the sharpest weapon of all … is a kind and gentle spirit."
Happy Father's Day to all the dads, stepdads, mentors, women who have covered for the missing dads: the perfectly imperfect. You are loved.
— Rev. Barbara Bue is the Spiritual Director and Sr. Minister at New Thought Northern Colorado Center for Spiritual Living.


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NI update for Vatican's Foreign Minister
Vatican's Foreign Minister on three-day visit to London
The Holy See's Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, was welcomed to the Palace of Westminster by the Secretary of State today. Theresa Villiers updated him on the progress of the Stormont House and Fresh Start agreements, and highlighted ongoing efforts to find a way forward to address the legacy of the past in Northern Ireland.
They also discussed the government's commitment, through £500 million additional borrowing, to support shared future projects over the next 10 years, including integrated education and shared housing.
Speaking after the visit, the Secretary of State said:
It was a great pleasure to meet Archbishop Gallagher today and to hear more about the global priorities of the Holy See. I was able to update him on our work to deliver a brighter future for Northern Ireland, through the Stormont House and Fresh Start agreements. We also discussed progress towards addressing the legacy of Northern Ireland's past.


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The Flagler Colorado Town Hall is located at 311 Main Ave. and is open Monday through Friday 9:00AM and 4:00PM. The main office phone # is 719.765.4571
Listed on the National Registry of Historical Locations, the Town Library/Town Hall was once an elegant hotel in the late 1800's. It was later converted into a hospital that was greatly needed out on the plains and owned by the pioneer of Eastern Colorado surgeon, Dr. McBride. The Town Clerk, Town Library, the Flagler Recreation Department office, and a museum with memorabilia from the Flagler Hospital and Hotel are all currently located inside the historical building.
Town meetings are also held at the Town Hall. The Town Hall is open Monday through Friday, from 9:00-4:00 and can be reached at 719.765.4571.


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Our infrastructure consists of at least two network devices and several servers. These routers and switches are connected to each other with at least two 10 Gigabit ports, so we can guarantee you the highest possible availability.
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Watch our little boy navigate on the Meandering Path, he is born to be a multi-tasker!
Click here to learn more about our Tot*Spot area, an exclusive exhibit for toddlers 35 months and younger!
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Myeloma is the fourteenth leading cause of cancer death in the United States. According to SEER Data & Software, the number of deaths was 3.3 per 100,000 men and women per year based on 2011-2015 deaths.
Life expectancy means how long a person, in this case with multiple myeloma, might expect to live once treatment begins. Doctors also reference survival rate or median survival.Median survival is found using data from a large group of people with multiple myeloma. This figure is the amount of time between first treatment and death.
*Scientists find the median by looking at half of the people in the study. This means that it is approximate and is not an exact prediction of life expectancy.
The American Cancer Society guidelines for the life expectancy of people with multiple myeloma are:
Median survival
62 months
44 months
29 months
These are the numbers presented, however there are many things you can do in your Myeloma Journey that affect life expectancy.
Factors that Affect Overall Survival
Your Myeloma Doctor
It is absolutely essential you seek out a Myeloma specialist and know how much this influences your quality of treatment. It does not matter how much you like a hematologist/oncologist or what degrees they have, because if they do not see 100 myeloma patients or more a year they are simply NOT QUALIFIED to treat this very complex disease. Myeloma experts understand the latest development in myeloma therapy and the nuances of personalized care. For general oncologists, it is virtually impossible to stay up-to-date on a cancer with accelerated, rapid-fire advances while trying to treat a wide range of cancers (prostate, breast, colon, etc.).
The Mayo Clinic performed a study to see whether treatment at centers with significant myeloma expertise mattered to myeloma patients' long-term survival. The study authors concluded that patients who were treated for MM at higher-volume facilities had a lower risk of mortality compared with those who were treated at lower-volume facilities. Both the Mayo Clinic Study and a study at the University of North Carolina concluded a higher life expectancy rate for those patients treated by Myeloma specialists.
Your Self-Advocacy
It's not fair that we have become our own best advocates, but we do. In the past, a cancer patient may have gone to the doctor to be treated and return home, never asking questions. But in the last few decades, the way in which patients receive care has radically changed. Patients are waking up to the fact that they will live longer if they become more involved advocates for themselves.
There are many resources available through MyelomaCrowd to encourage patient self-advocacy. Patients can join online groups or attend meetings, read articles on the Myeloma Crowd or watch Patient Power videos to learn more about myeloma. They can ask about their own type of myeloma, find a myeloma specialist who is an expert in the disease and consider clinical trials at every stage of treatment using the HealthTree App.
Advocating for yourself isn't easy when the diagnosis is a complicated disease like multiple myeloma, but taking the reins can mean more years of life, so it is worth the effort.
Myeloma Genetics
Not all myeloma is the same, and every case requires a specialized plan. Every patient is unique and knowing more about your disease will help you become an engaged partner in your care. When it comes to genetics, you need to know about high-risk genetic profiles in order to know about how to treat them.
- For example, loss of a piece of chromosome 17 is linked to a poorer outcome.
- Another genetic abnormality that predicts a poor outcome is an exchange of material from chromosomes 4 and 14. This is called a translocation.
- A translocation involving chromosomes 14 and 16 is also linked to a poorer outcome.
These 3 specific chromosome changes are considered high risk.
Immune System Status
The status of your immune system is directly correlated to myeloma progression, and staying informed and educated will help you best care for your system.
The immune system is made up of various types of white blood cells . All blood cells derive from blood-cell making stem cells in the bone marrow.
T cells (T lymphocytes) originate in the bone marrow but mature in the thymus, a gland beneath the breastbone or sternum. They are a type white blood cell responsible for helping the immune system adapt. T cells are reduced in number and function in patients with myeloma, contributing to the immune suppression that is characteristic of the disease.
Because myeloma is a disease of an immune system cell (the plasma cell), its growth affects the whole immune system. Myeloma suppresses the immune response as a whole, reducing the number of normal antibodies and affecting all the cells that would patrol for and attack abnormal cells. Regulatory T cells, NK cells, and macrophages can no longer perform their functions.
"Immuno-oncology," the treatment of cancer with therapies that trig-
ger cells in the immune system, is a vital and growing field of research. Immunotherapies have already been approved for myeloma, and several more are being tested in clinical trials. Among these are monoclonal antibodies, dendritic cell therapies, vaccine therapies, engineered T cells, and virotherapies.
Being your own advocate and using tools like HealthTree to find these clinical trials to pertaining to the immune response will help increase life expectancy. Diet and exercise are also correlated to immune system strength. People who eat more fruits, vegetables and plant-based foods and who avoid excess animal fats or processed foods generally have greater immunity. See more on diet and immunity here.
Kidney function
The blood creatinine level shows how healthy the kidneys are. Kidneys eliminate this chemical from the body. When they are damaged by the monoclonal immunoglobulin, blood creatinine levels rise, predicting a worse outlook.
Age is also important. In the studies of the international staging system, older people with myeloma do not live as long.
Overall Health
Overall health can affect the outlook of someone with myeloma. Poorly controlled health conditions, such as diabetes or heart disease, for example, can predict a worse prognosis.
As Myeloma Patients, it is vital we continue making positive lifestyle decisions to prioritize health, personal care and wellbeing, and recognize the impact of even the smallest choices during our treatment. We have provided the HealthTree tool to monitor and stay informed on your best possible treatment options and provided the Myeloma Coaching Program for your convenience. Find out what treatments have the highest efficacy ratings for you today and talk about it with your doctor. Every step counts!
Other Resources
We encourage you to read these resources:
Why Do People Beat the Average Multiple Myeloma Life Expectancy Prognosis? Or How To Improve Your Myeloma Survival Rate!


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Vegetarianism is at the forefront of healthy living. It's no surprise there are so many more vegetarian and vegan food options across restaurants and dining halls nationwide. But there's one serious catch– salads.
To some, these dishes are an easy way to slide into the vegetarian way of life. To others, salads are a steaming pile of your worst nightmare. But no need to fear! Take it from me, a fellow vegetarian who avidly avoids these bland, leafy fixtures, it's perfectly easy to go vegetarian without relying on salads. Here are some life-saving facts to help you live the #nosalad life.
- You seriously don't need that many veggies.
Sometimes, it may seem fruits and veggies are the main entrees of a vegetarian meal. However, it's still important to be healthy and to balance your meals. You still need all food groups represented on your plate, including loads of healthy vitamins. Eat a proportionate amount of carbs, proteins, veggies, and fruits to keep up a healthy lifestyle. You might want to try pasta or sandwiches that have both carbs and veggies to keep you full. And of course, don't forget dessert.
- Ask for substitutions in your meals instead of (reluctantly) going for the salad.
One thing all vegetarians absolutely abhor is walking into a restaurant with no vegetarian options, save the bland garden salad. If this happens to you, don't panic! Try to ask the server if they can substitute a meat portion for veggies (or tofu!) or any other side. If worst comes to worst and you are in a deli with a ham and cheese sandwich staring at you, just take the meat out of the sandwich– trust me, there's no harm done.
- Avoid fake meat.
If you are just a novice vegetarian, it's easy to stray to the dark side: fake meat, aka tofu's evil twin. However, it's best if you just dive right into vegetarianism instead of tricking yourself to get into it. You don't need fake meat to avoid salads; it's not doing anyone any favors. Try getting your protein from other sources like nuts and lentils and incorporating these ingredients into soups or spreads. There are plenty of recipes online to help you try this, too.
- Be spicy!
Okay, so maybe you don't want to avoid the veggie-overload that much or you're afraid boring food. No worries! it's high time to spice things up. Try adding different spices and herbs to your meals to enhance the taste, which should add some more pizzazz to your meals. Not only will you become a pro at vegetarian cooking, but you'll also enjoy the outcome as well. This is an easy way to get you hooking on vegetarianism (and it's a lot better than fake meat!)
- Try some 'weird' grains
Look, I'll admit that I never heard about polenta, couscous or quinoa before my mom told me about it. Although I personally don't eat these sorts of grains, they are definitely a plus to add to your meals and much healthier than your average bread. You can also find these grains in (surprise, surprise) vegetarian burgers. If you are really, really looking to avoid fake meat, give these burgers a try! Pair this up with some shallow-fried sweet potato fries, and you'll be hooked on the #nosalad life!
When all is said and done, completely avoiding fruits and veggies isn't the best thing to do to stay healthy. But there are still a lot more options in your dining hall that won't make you feel like you're eating in a rabbit's gourmet restaurant. Be bold with your foods and the #nosalad life will find you soon enough.


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The results of the 2016 presidential election came as a surprise to nearly everyone who had been following the national and state election polling
There is a great deal of speculation but no clear answers as to the cause of the disconnect, but there is one point of agreement: Across the board, polls underestimated Trump's level of support.
The firm that runs the presidential exit poll expects to interview about 100,000 voters across the country by the time the polls close on election night.
In the aftermath of presidential debates, there is intense interest in gauging "who won." How can we know the answer to that question?
Many people wonder: Can polls be trusted? The following essay contains a big-picture review of the state of polling, organized around a number of key areas.
By Meredith Dost and Kyley McGeeney Each year about 36 million Americans move residences, according to the Census Bureau. And they quite often take their cellphone numbers with them. Others have not moved but bought their cellphone in a different state. The net result, according to new Pew Research Center estimates, is that 10% of […]
Why aren't Asian Americans shown as a separate group when differences among whites, blacks and Hispanics are discussed in survey reports? It's a good question, so we put together a summary of some of the methodological and other issues on accurately polling U.S. Asians.
The advantages of these online surveys are obvious – they are fast and relatively inexpensive, and the technology for them is pervasive. But are they accurate?
High-profile polling failures in recent elections have drawn attention to the challenges in using surveys to predict outcomes. Our study examines various methods of determining who is a likely voter.
We're making this change to ensure our survey samples properly represent the now roughly half (47%) of U.S. adults who only have a cellphone.


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For some, luxury of space is a matter of choice. They like it when it's open and spacey. Where rooms don't resemble a compromise.
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Tarryn Coleman's Mison Milk Chocolate Ganache
Tarryn Coleman's Yuzu, Rasberry & Rose Magnum Moss
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Tom Cenci's Roast Cod with Summer Greens
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Lumberton Township Opens Glenwood Park Playground in the Hollybrook section of town
Lumberton, NJ – October 5, 2018 –Utilizing a grant from the Burlington County Freeholders, Lumberton Township completely refurbished the Glenwood Park Playground in the Hollybrook section of town. The Township will also demolish the existing tennis courts at the Village Green Park to make way for two brand new basketball courts and to purchase new playground equipment for the Canterbury Court playground. Township Officials held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of the Glenwood Park Playground on October 5, 2018 and expect to open the Village Green Basketball court by the end of October. Canterbury Court Playground construction is expected to be held off until the Spring of 2019.
Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer stated, "Lumberton Township is extremely thankful for the leadership of one of our fellow residents, Freeholder Director Kate Gibbs, along with the rest of the Burlington County Freeholders for their continued support of our town's active and passive recreation needs." "Since the 2011, we have received $1,078,710.00 dollars in grant money from the county and these dollars have already produced a new playground here at the Village Green, along with a Dog Park, Community Garden and Canoe Launch on the Rancocas, we have added sports fields at our Municipal Building Complex as well as completely renovating all of our recreation amenities in the Bobby's Run Section of town," added Mayor Mansdoerfer.
"We look forward to continuing our efforts to improving the recreation amenities our Township has to offer our residents and we look forward to opening our new Basketball Courts at the Village Green later this month," added Committeeman Jim Conway, who serves as one of the Engineering Project liaisons to the Township Committee. "With the continued assistance from the Burlington County Freeholder Board through the Municipal Park Development Program, we will be also able to open another new playground on Canterbury Court next spring and we hope to use future grant submissions to help transform the soon to be Township acquired Ironwood Outdoor Park so that all residents have access to its nature trails both on land and on the Rancocas Creek," stated Committeeman Conway.
The Lumberton Township Committee originally anticipated that the $200,000 grant would be used to construct an amphitheater. However after due diligence was completed on the proposed site, it was determined to not be cost effective with all the DEP permit cost needed to authorize the construction of this project. "We wanted to get the most bang for our grant buck," Mansdoerfer explained. "By shifting our efforts from the amphitheater, we were able to rehabilitate three parks. Looking at these neighborhood improvements here in Hollybrook, I am glad we made this decision to focus on this park first. I am really proud of the final result and look forward to seeing families enjoy this amenity," he concluded.
Lumberton Township Committee & Schools Partner for "Be A Municipal Official For A Day" Program
April 26, 2018 – Lumberton Township – At the April 24, 2018 Lumberton Township Committee Meeting, students from the Young Republic Club, the student government for the Lumberton Middle School, took the helm of Township Government for the second annual "Be a Municipal Official for a Day." In 2016, students formed the Young Republic Club as a democratically elected student government, with two parties, the Blue Party and the Gold Party. They have adopted a constitution and Bill of Rights for their fellow students, and represent them before the School District's Administration and the Board of Education. During Tuesday Night's Township Meeting each student elected official was paired with one of the Township's Elected or Appointed Officials, to conduct an actual Township Committee Meeting.
"For the past few years, our Township and School Officials have worked closely with each other through quarterly meetings to ensure our resources are being used to the fullest, due to these meetings we have produced further shared services between our two entities which include providing a School Resource Officer, vehicle maintenance and fueling services, in addition to this second annual event geared toward engaging our local students in the role of the local government in their community," stated Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer. "Last night we welcomed these students to the Township Municipal Building, took them on a tour of our departments and had them shadow our local officials through our regular township meeting, allowing them to truly take part in conducting the business of Township Government with our Township Committee Members affirming each of their actions," added Mayor Mansdoerfer.
Prior to the 7:30pm start to the Township Meeting, each student was given the opportunity to sit down with the Elected or Appointed Township Official they would be shadowing, to discuss their role in the meeting and how each would contribute to enacting the items on that evening's agenda. Actions taken by our Student Leaders included adopting an ordinance restricting parking to residents only near Virtua Hospital, amending fees for the Township's Construction Department, amending two employment contracts, providing contact representatives for the BURLCO JIF, adding grant funds to the 2018 budget to include resources to pave Allspice and Savory Way, plus the remaining part of Nassau Road, awarded a contract for repairs of a Storm water line behind the Post Office and Buttonwood School and paid the Township's bills.
"We hope that tonight was a great learning experience for our local students and that most importantly they had fun running their Town's government for a day," concluded Mayor Mansdoerfer. The following is a list of the Students' Names and the Positions they held:
Roles Student Township Official
Mayor Griffin Gaughan Michael Mansdoerfer
Deputy Mayor Stephanie Kraska Kristin Januseski
Committeeman Rohan Patel Sean Earlen
Committeeman Anjali Darji James Dwyer
Committeeman Joelle Darragh James Conway
Twp. Administrator James Humphreys Brandon Umba
Police Chief Scotty Allen Anthony DiLoreto
Twp. Clerk Stephanie Pallante Deb Shaw-Blemings
Twp. Solicitor Ian Phillips George Morris, Esq.
Police Lt./OEM Sean Powell Lt. Ed Begolly
Police Lt./Patrol Jackson Beairsto Lt. Nick Peditto
Chief Finance Officer J T Moses Robin Sarlo
Keeping its promise to the residents, Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer administered the oath of office to Erik Jarvis as a Special Law Enforcement Officer Class 1. Officer Jarvis increases the size of the police department to 21 officers.
"Officer Jarvis has previously served as the Chaplain for the department. Even as our newest officer, his background, education and training transcends a new leadership with his fellow officers and further increases the professionalism, humbleness and kindness that our community demands in law enforcement," said Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer.
"Although the recession forced a scaling back of the size of our police department, we have been working diligently to grow back the department in a way that is fiscally responsible. We are pleased that we have been able to add officers while reducing taxes for the second straight year. Our plan continues to come to fruition as we add officers while reducing taxes now for the second year in a row. It is a pleasure to add Officers like Erik Jarvis to the force when you know how hard we worked to bring fiscal order back to the budget," said Committeeman Jim Conway.
Class 1 officers in the State of New Jersey are part time officers who have obtained Special Law Enforcement Officer Certifications. They are authorized to perform routine traffic details, spectator control and similar duties. Officers have the power to issue summonses for disorderly persons and petty disorderly persons offenses, violations of municipal ordinances and violations of Title 39 (traffic) offenses.
"With the swearing in of Officer Jarvis, the Township Committee is one step closer to meeting its goal of 22 officers. We look forward to completing this objective by hiring one more full time officer in 2018," said Mansdoerfer.
"Last year we were able to fund returning an officer into the school system, which we identified as an imperative need. With the series of tragic events we have witnessed around the country lately, I am proud that Lumberton was ahead of the curve in recognizing student safety as a top priority. Now to have Erik Jarvis serving on our force, we have taken yet another giant leap forward. It's another great day for Lumberton," said Deputy Mayor Kristin Januseski.
April 2, 2018 – Lumberton Township – The Lumberton Township Committee adopted its 2018 budget on Tuesday evening which lowered the local purpose tax for the second year in a row. The local purpose tax is lowered from .411 to .406 per $100 of assessed value which represents an approximate savings of $16.00 for the average home assessed at $299,734.00.
"We are thrilled to be able to support and adopt a sound fiscal budget which lowers taxes," said Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer. "This year was a culmination of more hard work and penny pinching, evaluating every dollar spent to make sure that we are good stewards of our residents' taxes. We know how hard our residents work to earn their income and want to ensure that we are as equally protective when their tax dollars are allocated to services," he continued.
The 2018 budget allocates $8,750,904 in spending. This is actually $1,644,931 less than the Township spent in 2008 and continues a decade long trend of stable or declining spending.
The Township's budget funds all critical tasks of the local government. "We developed a plan to address our community needs including building the new Emergency Services Building without increasing our debt service obligations. Most importantly, we allocated funds in the budget to bring a school resource officer back into the schools," said Deputy Mayor Kristin Januseski.
The Township's bond rating is AA Stable, confirming the bond market recognizes the Township's sound fiscal planning.
"Our budget also uses grants and outside funding sources to help continue to make improvements to our infrastructure," said Committeeman Jim Conway who is charged with overseeing many of the town's road and improvement projects. "This year we will again pave and repair more roadways and improve our parks and recreation system," he concluded.
For a copy of the Township's budgets, audits and annual financial statements, contact the Municipal Clerk or go online to www.lumbertontwp.com
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For the Second Year in a Row Lumberton Township Introduces Township's Budget with a Tax Cut
February 27, 2018 – Lumberton Township – Tuesday evening, the Lumberton Township Committee introduced its 2018 Municipal Budget, which lowers the Local Tax Levy by 1.7% or roughly 1/2 penny for every $100 of assessed value. This represents a local tax rate decrease from last year's 0.411 to this year's 0.406 or more simply a roughly $16 savings to the average assessed home of $299,734.00. The amount to be raised in taxes through this budget equates to an overall reduction of $95,997.44, taking the total tax levy from $5,690,279.02 in 2017 to $5,594,281.58 for 2018. In all, the entire budget appropriations for the 2018 Budget is $8,750,904, which is $37,032 less than the $8,787,936 appropriated in the last year's 2017 Adopted Budget.
"We are extremely proud to introduce this year's budget, which reduces the burden on our local taxpayers again for a second year in a row while maintaining all of our core Township Services, including staffing our Police Department at its increased level of 21 Sworn Officers," stated Mayor Mike Mansdoerfer. "I would like to congratulate the Township Committee, all of our Municipal Staff, especially our Township Administrator Brandon Umba, who have worked tirelessly to implement this tax cutting municipal budget", added Mayor Mansdoerfer.
"Since the national economic downturn, our Township has made strides to stabilize our Municipal Budget to ensure minimal impact on our residents, while maintaining all core municipal services at levels expected by our taxpayers," stated Mayor Mansdoerfer, liaison to the Township's Finance Department. "In that time the Township has been able to consistently decrease our total annual budget to the tune of $1,644,931 during the last 10 years (2008 Budget = $10,395,835 and the 2018 Budget = $8,750,904) and this year's budget culminates all of our past efforts by providing local tax relief to our residents for the second year in a row," explained Mayor Mansdoerfer.
"When I joined the Township Committee last year, my goal first and foremost was to provide tax relief to our residents and even though we as Township Committee Members do not control the School or County budgets, we do our very best to ensure that our local tax rate provides relief to our taxpayers," added Deputy Mayor Kristin Januseski, who also is a liaison to the Township's Finance Department. "Additionally, even while providing a tax decrease for a second year in a row, our Administration through its fiscal practices increased our Township's surplus to $2,920,454. 27," stated Deputy Mayor Januseski. "Having the fiscal minds like Mayor Mansdoerfer and Administrator Umba leading our finance team is such a hidden asset for our residents and taxpayers. They drill down on every penny and have developed sound financial planning for Lumberton for years to come," she concluded.
In addition to introducing the Township's 2018 Municipal Budget at the February 27, 2018 meeting, the Township Committee also adopted a capital ordinance to authorize $400,000 toward an addition to the new Emergency Services Building. This addition is needed due to the very recent increase in volunteer members to the Township's Emergency Squad and Fire Department. Since the Township has been able to build up its net surplus to close to $3 million, the Township Committee made the decision to add this addition now in order to meet the needs of our volunteer first responders without burdening any of our Township's taxpayers.
"The fact that we have been able to provide our residents with a tax cut for a second year in a row, while funding construction of a new Public Safety Building and provide for a much needed addition to this new building due to the significant increase in our volunteer first responders, is a true testament to hard work of our Township Committee and staff," explained Committeeman Jim Conway. "Through our efforts a number of commercial and residential projects within the Township are in the mix and it is because of our fiscal responsibility as a governing body that these developers find Lumberton Township attractive," added Committeeman Conway. "As we continue to build on our successes, I know that Lumberton's future is a bright one, because our local leaders are setting a blue print for a community that is affordable, and a great place to live, work and raise a family," concluded Committeeman Conway.
Lumberton Township has set its Budget Adoption hearing for 7:30pm on Tuesday evening March 27, 2018 at the Lumberton Municipal Building, 35 Municipal Drive, Lumberton, NJ 08048. Residents are encouraged to attend.
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Correction: Location of the new CVS will be at the Corner of Main Street and Route 38. The Corner of Route 541 (Mt. Holly Bypass) and Route 38 has already been approved for the construction of a new Republic Bank.
November 3, 2017, Lumberton – Mayor Sean Earlen and the Lumberton Township Committee are thrilled to announce that CVS Pharmacy is acquiring the lands at the corner of Route 38 and Main Street to establish a new pharmacy and store location at this location.
"We are pleased to have been able to work with CVS to bring this exceptional ratable to Lumberton. It will provide a significant benefit to our residents and serve as an anchor to the continued revitalization of the Route 38 corridor," said Mayor Sean Earlen.
"Lumberton offers CVS a great opportunity to expand our market. The Township's stable tax rate and commitment to its commercial partners guided CVS in its desire to come to seek this location for its next store," explained Al Stein, Real Estate Developer with Feinberg & Stein of Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
"We appreciate that Mayor Earlen was able to help bring the former landowner and our client together and work through the developmental hurdles that can be present in abandoned properties," Stein continued.
The corner lot has sat vacant in recent years following a fire at the former gas station located on the property. The project includes both the corner lot and the adjacent restaurant site.
Mayor Earlen concluded, "CVS's decision to locate its next store in Lumberton will transform this intersection and remove the blight that was left by the vacated service station. We look forward to the submission of its application to the Land Development Board so that we can keep this major redevelopment initiative moving forward."
Lumberton Marks Grand Re-Opening of the Bryan Freeman Park Basketball Court
Mayor Sean Earlen, Committeemen Mike Mansdoerfer and Lew Jackson, along with Lumberton Residents marked the Grand Re-Opening of the Basketball Court at Bryan Freeman Park on October 28, 2017 with a Ceremonial Ribbon Cutting. Bryan Freeman Park is located in the Bobby's Run Section of the Township and is open from Dawn to Dusk, 7 days a week.
Burlington County Freeholders Award a $200,000 Grant to Lumberton Township to Construct an Amphitheater at the Village Green Park
Lumberton, NJ – October 26, 2017 – The Lumberton Township Committee was informed that the Burlington County Freeholders awarded a $200,000 grant through the Burlington County Municipal Park Development Program to construct an Amphitheater. Township Officials expect that the project will be completed in phases, with this grant covering Phase 1. Phase 1 of the project will consist of concrete walkways, stage and canopy construction and all electrical work needed for the Amphitheater. The remaining phase will be the construction of tiered slopes for seating. Work on this project is expected to last roughly two years to fully complete.
The Village Green Park is a 30 Acre Lot within the Township of Lumberton which formally served for 58 years as the home of the Burlington County Farm Fair from 1952 to 2010. When the Farm Fair moved to the fairgrounds off of Route 206, the Lumberton Township Committee began work on plans to bring amenities to the Park to continue to attract residents to utilize and enjoy.
Mayor Sean Earlen stated, "I would like to thank Freeholder Director Garganio, as well as the rest of the Burlington County Freeholders for their continued support of our township's active and passive recreation needs." "Since 2011, we have received $1,078,710.00 dollars in grant money from the county and these dollars have already produced a new playground here at the Village Green, along with a Dog Park, Community Garden and Canoe Launch on the Rancocas, we have added sports fields at our Municipal Building Complex as well as completely renovating all of our recreation amenities in the Bobby's Run Section of town," added Mayor Earlen.
This overall project is a continuation of the Township Committee's commitment to refurbishing the Public Parks and Playgrounds throughout the Town. All of these projects were funded in part by grants from the Burlington County Municipal Park Development Program. Most recently, the Township was able to completely refurbish three playgrounds, and the tennis courts in the Bobby's Run Section of the town through a $137,000 grant received that year and remaining savings from prior year projects. The Township just completed the basketball court refurbishment at Bryan Freeman Park.
"We look forward to continuing our work with the Burlington County Freeholder Board as we engage in the construction of this newest project of a state of the art outdoor amphitheater provided through grant funds received from the Municipal Park Development Program," added Deputy Mayor Jim Conway, who serves as one of the Engineering Project liaisons to the Township Committee. "We are hopeful to have construction fully completed on the new outdoor amphitheater at the Village Green by the end of the summer in 2019 in time for the Lumberton Paddle Festival," stated Deputy Mayor Conway.
Lumberton Township Committee Breaks Ground on New Emergency Services Building
Lumberton, NJ – October 14, 2017 – The Lumberton Township Committee was joined by State and County Officials to mark the start of construction for their new state of the art Emergency Services building, which will be home to the Lumberton Fire Department, Bureau of Fire Protection, Lumberton Emergency Squad and Office of Emergency Management. This new building will offer our first responders a centrally-located, first class facility to conduct their operations and provide them with the tools they need to be Lumberton resident's first line of defense in emergencies. Construction is expected to last roughly one year, with a completion date of September 28, 2018. The general contractor responsible for the completion of this project is the Arthur J. Ogren Construction Management Company out of Vineland, New Jersey.
"Today is an extremely proud day for Lumberton Township and most especially our First Responders, because today we break ground not only on a new home for those who volunteer to protect us every day, but we mark a new beginning for them which is free of the fear that their station might flood out on a rainy day like today," stated Mayor Sean Earlen. "Since our first flood back in 2004 which left several feet of water in our Firehouse on Main Street, Lumberton Township has been working towards this day and now as we mark the first day of construction, we will witness over the next year all of the hard work and planning that was put into making this project a reality," added Mayor Earlen. "I would like to thank everyone that has been involved in this project from the start and most especially I would like to thank my Colleagues on the Township Committee and our township staff for working hard to ensure that this project fit within our Township's means, so that it does not cause an undue tax burden on our residents," stated Mayor Earlen.
For the past two years Lumberton Township has worked with Garrison Architects and CME Associates to design and plan for this new Emergency Services Building. With the assistance of the leadership of both the Lumberton Emergency Squad and Lumberton Fire Department, designs for the new building were finalized and bids were advertised over the summer to hire a general contractor to perform the work of constructing the building. On September 12, 2017, the Township Committee authorized a contract with Arthur J Ogren, Inc. for the construction of the site work and building to be located across the street from the Municipal Building for a total of $5,594,000.
"As the Finance Chair and Emergency Services Liaison, I am extremely proud today to say that this much needed building is not going to have an impact on our resident's taxes, because this year we saw a reduction in our annual debt service payments of roughly $675,000 due to paying off the Municipal Building and with that savings we were able to fund the new annual payments for this building," added Committeeman Mike Mansdoerfer. "Due to our strong fiscal management of the Township, we have been able to keep our spending flat over the last decade and this year, through that fiscal responsibility, we were able to get this project off the ground and provide a reduction in taxes to our residents all at the same time," stated Committeeman Mansdoerfer. "I know I for one can't wait to see the finished building, to know our first responders have the peace of mind to focus on their mission on protecting others instead of worrying about another flood pushing them out of their station," concluded Committeeman Mansdoerfer.


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