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Behind the scene – Suvi Koponen is the new face of Chloé Eau de parfum
Coty Prestige, a division of Coty Inc., reveals a new advertising campaign for the Chloé fragrance launched in 2008. The heart of the perfume, created by Michel Almairac (Robertet), is modern and sparkling reinterpretation of the rose. It was immediate global success for this fragrance, now ranked amongst worldwide best-sellers.
To celebrate five years of continuous success, Fabien Baron has shot a new advertising illustrating Chloé's grace and intuitive femininity. In the black and white portrait, Suvi Koponen's natural beauty captivates, while her smile and spontaneity illuminate the TV spot.
Suvi Koponen's breakout in the fashion industry occurred in 2005 after she won Finland's Next Top Model TV show contest. She is now one of the most coveted top models worldwide.
Her rangy silhouette, her freshness and solar energy seduce spontaneously. Simply elegant, she perfectly embodies Chloé's femininity.
« Chloé has always been a fashion house imagined by women for women », declares Suvi Koponen. « It is a real joy for me to embody their iconic fragrance today ».
«There is a real continuity between Chloé fashion and the fragrances we develop. Chloé has known a worldwide success since its launch in 2008. It seemed totally coherent to us to link even more the fashion and fragrance universes by choosing Suvi, Chloé's face for the autumn/winter 2012-2013 fashion campaign. She is fresh, elegant and feminine. She perfectly incarnates the Chloé woman", says Françoise Mariez, Senior Vice President International European Marketing Licenses, Coty Prestige.
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Padre Burgos, Quezon Province
Dampalitan Beach is one of the amazingly beautiful beaches of Quezon province, others are; Borowan and Puting Buhangin. These three are the best for those who wanted to escape the chaos of Manila. It is a very picturesque Island, where you can relax and have fun as well. And, going to Quezon is not a very long travel, it is only about 2-3 hours from Manila, it is very accessible and cheaper than going to other beaches from Visayas and Mindanao.
Dampalitan is perfect for those with a very tight budget because everything in this island is the cheapest among the three, though it is not a good place to swim specially if you were with children, but I'm not saying it was the worst because here you can still enjoy and have fun.
1. First, Ride a Bus from Buendia (Jac Liner) going to Lucena (Grand Terminal) - Php. 175.00 (Student fee)
2. Then, at Lucena Grand Terminal ride a mini bus servicing the route to Padre Burgos
The fare is only Php. 35 and normally, travel time is 1 hour and 20 minutes.
The bus leaves after it has filled up majority of its seats.
Along the way you will see signs that offers boating service but I recommend May Anne's Boating Service, and you can tell the bus driver to drop you at May Anne's.
Boat service rate is fixed, set and monitored by the local government of Quezon Province.
- Borawan only - P800
- Borawan and Damapalitan Beach - P1,200
- Borawan, Dampalitan, Kuwebang Lampas (Puting Buhangin Beach) - P1,800
- Puting Buhangin only - P1,800
At May Anne's, you will meet Aling Tess the boat and store owner, where you can buy your supplies (if you forgot to bring something) at a very affordable price.
Entrance fee - Regular - P75 / Students, Senior citizens, PWD - P60
Children 4 years old and below - exempt
Kubo (hut) Large - P1,000
Kubo medium - P850
Tent space - P200
Tent rent - P500
Water - 5 gallon P40 / Big - P50 / Drum - P400
"Happiness is...a day at the beach with your best friends."

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Bridge the Generation-Y Gap helps provide context, understanding and tools on how to work with Generation-Y. The book offers great insight on the foundation of their value systems. Part of working with people is cognition of one's own thought processes. The "How To" section offers specific tools for leaders, managers, teachers and parents that could assist with self-management, as well as Identifying, Managing, Motivating and Rewarding Generation-Y. The book also provides insight for Human Resources when identifying and selecting the appropriate candidates for staff placement and talent development.
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Mason jars.
I've recently become obsessed with Mason jars. I suppose you could really use them anywhere, not just at the cottage, but our home is pretty modern/contemporary and they just don't really fit into our style there. Our cottage on the other hand is what we like to call shabby-chic and the Mason jars fit right in!
It started with counter canisters at the coffee maker:
And quickly became the summer season's favourite drinking vessel:
More recently on a girls weekend we surprised hubby by turning some of our favourite drinking vessels into pendant lights for the kitchen:
Next I'd like to tackle making some soap dispensers for the bathroom :)


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Did you put off your Mother's Day shopping until the last minute again? The good news is that there's still time to order one of these gems and have it sent to your mother in plenty of time for Sunday. Here are a few great gift ideas I can personally recommend...
Now, I love giving them to friends and family members as gifts. Check out Jessie Steele's website- there are dozens of options to choose from- one for every personality- and most of them are under $40. I am already planning my next purchase!
It was a cute enough idea that I agreed (and, um, it didn't take much convincing) to sample a few of the Diamond Collection wines. All I can say is... YUM. The Pinot Noir was deliciously spicy, warm and smooth. The chardonnay was crisp and complex and reminds me of one of my perennial favorites, Kendall Jackson. This did not come as any big surprise; I have never had a bad bottle of FFC wine. So this might make a nice option for any wine-loving mama. The Diamond Collection wines are available at wine stores and groceries across the country and go for between $15 and $20 per bottle.
Got any great gift ideas? Leave them in the comments! I'd love some new options.


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With over 20 years experience in Renovating we have always strived to provide superior service to our customers within the Adelaide Hills Region, assisting them in achieving their vision inside and outside the home. Unlike some other home improvement companies who will only take on the big jobs, we are here to try and meet your needs no matter what the size of renovation you require. Call our building company today.


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20x18 bass drum
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14x14 floor tom
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constructed with vertical grain Birch and finished with our oil and waxing process insuring a nice smooth finish to each drum. The kit is then finished with black fittings to include TDL1 single point lugs.
The kit is available in variable sizes and can also be stained a colour of your choice. Fittings options are chrome, black or brass


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Fall Semester: Education 101: How to Succeed in College, Pt. I (1 Credit)
This course is designed to teach students how to develop, use and assess effective and efficient learning strategies with the goal of developing a personal system of study. Topics will include learning behaviors and attitudes; goal-setting and self-monitoring; time management and concentration; lecture and text note-taking; test preparation and test-taking; and general strategies for learning and remembering. Course objectives include,
- Developing and achieving an effective and efficient personal system of study
- Developing effective time management and concentration strategies
- Developing effective strategies for listening, reading, memory enhancement, exam preparation and test-taking
- Choosing, implementing and assessing appropriate learning strategies that address both academic demands and personal preferences
Spring Semester: Education 102: How to Succeed in College, Pt. II (1 Credit)
This course is designed to encourage students to be reflective in identifying personal strengths and weaknesses and to place emphasis on team-building with fellow students. Throughout the semester students will be reading, writing, and discussing how to enhance their prospects for academic success. Course objectives include,
- Participating in service learning opportunities in order to create connections between the academic environment and community experiences focusing on civic responsibility & social justice issues
- Developing mutually supportive relationships with other students who will support you as you achieve your goals
- Exploring majors at UMW and to determine which ones best fit with students' values, strengths and career interests.
- Developing presentation skills to support and enhance assignments throughout students' college career
- Becoming familiar with the types of financial assistance available to college students
- Encouraging student involvement in extracurricular, intellectual, and cultural activities at UMW


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Topic: Mac Vs P.C.
Somebody had to ask, I'm a P.C.
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I had a mac once. I didn't like it!!
Both are hoorrible!! Hahahoaahohao
I personally use Linux for work, and Microsoft for fun.
idc what it is as long as its not mac, i cant do anything on it
PC is better than mac to me at least
im a PC with Win7
im a PC with Win7
I am stuck with vista.
poor you
PC 4 lif3
Windows 7. Fuk yea
Yup Win7 rules
Steve Jobs died
At age 56 too.
That's pretty young.
He had cancer, so...
yeeah. sad.
Hey at least he died a Billionaire
Who cares if you're poor or billionare when you die. All material things are worth nothing at the end.
How do you know?
Well, Egiptians and probably Mayans made tombs with the dead person's material properties, like jars, jewerly, etc, to take them with him to the afterlife.
But they're still there
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Campus Visit Day 2017 WINTER: Sign up for a Student-led Campus Tour
Update:September 28, 2017
ICU welcomes prospective students and their families!
Student-led campus tour is one of the best ways to learn more about ICU.
These tours are usually scheduled individually but due to many requests during the Winter season we have set the date as follows to accommodate visitors.
December 22nd (Friday) 1:00 PM
<Duration: 1 hour, Language: English and/or Japanese>
STEP 1 - Sign Up
Make a reservation by sending us an email (firstname.lastname@example.com) with the following information:
- Email subject line "Campus Tour Reservation (requested date)"
- Your name
- Number of visitors in your party
- Name and Location (country/city) of your School and your Grade/Year
- Contact number
- If you would like to talk to Admissions staff, please let us know
Direction to ICU (https://www.icu.ac.jp/en/about/access/index.html)
Campus Map (http://www.icu.ac.jp/en/about/campus/)
Location: #19 on the map - Administration Building ( Admissions Center is located on the 1st floor at Room 104 )
Helpful Links:
Admissions in General: http://www.icu.ac.jp/en/admissions/
Information Booklet "April/September Admissions by Documentary Screening 2018:
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So annoying that it was such a dark day yesterday. The light just disappeared so I never had a chance to photograph the layout I had created for the SATW January challenge before it got completely dark.
Even if I missed the deadline, I thought I'd share the page with you. First the mood board.


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- Green Investment Bank sold to fracking investor – what could possibly go wrong?
- Green Investment Bank – started with public money – being sold by the government to an Australian company.
- The bank was set up in 2012 to fund renewable energy projects
by Michael Smith (Veshengro)
The Green Investment Bank (GIB), set up by the UK government five years ago, has been sold to Macquarie Bank, with a value of £2.3bn.
The Treasury secures £1.7bn through the process, with a further £600m of liabilities taken on by the Australia-based business lender, which has holdings in fossil fuel and fracking projects.
The bank was set up to fund renewable and low-carbon projects and has invested about £800m per year so far. That includes total government funding of £1.5bn since 2012. The deal with Macquarie should see that rise to £3bn per year over three years. I am not holding my breath on that one though and the reader will see why not by reading further.
The deal does requires the new owner to retain its name and headquarters team in Edinburgh. But, as far as we can see, there seems to be no requirement to actually continue the business of supporting green energy and other ventures.
Macquarie Group, which bought the publicly owned body, claimed it wanted to use the purchase to develop a reputation as one of the "key green investment channels" in Europe. (Yeah, and pigs fly!)
Environmentalists, however, have expressed concerns about the future green credentials of the GIB given the Macquarie Group's other operations and investments.
The sale of the GIB is part of the UK Government's long-term strategy of selling-off state assets it calls "liabilities" and reducing the government's commitment to subsidizing green investment in any way. Campaigners have already criticized the UK Government for cutting subsidies to windfarms in 2015 and early 2016.
Those "liabilities", as far as the British Tory government is concerned, also includes, no doubt the National Health Service and other still publicly owned assets. Everything that does not give them backhanders and makes money for their cronies is, obviously, a "liability".
The green credentials of the supposed Green Investment Bank are now in tatters. Why would the new owners allow for genuine green investments to be made if they are going to impact on the profitability of the company's previous investments? That would go against all capitalist business sense. (The track record of the Macquarie Group speaks for itself, as we will see below).
Research by Market Forces has found Macquarie's fossil fuel exposure is at least £1.55bn since 2008, including £255m provided for the Maules Creek Mine in Australia, for which some of the vast Leard State Forest was destroyed.
Macquarie was also a key player in the purchase of opencast coal mine assets in Europe, and was fined millions by the US financial regulator for backing a shell Chinese coal mining company.
As an early supporter of the global drive for shale gas, Macquarie is the largest shareholder of Hutton Energy, which holds fracking licenses in the UK.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009 10:00a-3:00p
Skill Level: All Class Fee: $75.00
Cindy Gonzales is back with us to teach the 3rd in a series of Crowns & Tiaras, this time featuring an Old Fashioned Christmas scene on another of her life size crowns. Cindy has recreated a charming Christmas village reminiscent of days gone by. A winter scene complete with a vintage home as it's center piece, Christmas tree, jingle bells, and Santa in his sleigh as he flies through the night sky make this sure to become a family favorite! Once again Cindy will provide almost everything needed to complete this stunning crown. This workshop features assemblage, collage, vintage millinery, crepe paper, and much more. We've had rave reviews from those who've seen this in the shop, so don't delay in signing up!
Supply List:
• scissors • small needle nose pliers • tweezers
• scissors • small needle nose pliers • tweezers
• hot glue gun & glue • x acto knife • glass glitter
• 1 rhinestone embellishment • silver tinsel (if you have it)
*feel free to bring any special embellishments as well!
All class fees are prepaid, and non-refundable. Contact class manager Dede Warren at 714-757-0558 to reserve your place in this class. You may also reserve your place in person at the store by check, cash or credit card, or via phone with your credit card. Call us if you need assistance...we'll be happy to help!


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It's a contest being staged at airports, malls and downtown. The idea is to have a little fun, generate publicity and gain good will at a time when consumers are inspired to travel by carriers offering low fares.
Take Continental Airlines. The Houston-based carrier on March 9 will invite travelers to "Fling for Flights" to trumpet the arrival of its no-frills Peanuts Fares at four Peanuts markets.
A "peanut booth" will be set up at airports in Greenville/Spartanburg, S.C.; Chicago; Dayton, Ohio; and Orlando, Fla. A map of Continental's route system, with holes to identify Peanuts markets, will be the target. Travelers will get three chances to throw a bag of peanuts through a hole.
If someone succeeds two out of three times, he will win a free ticket to that city. The map will also show actual Peanuts Fares to each destination.
"By branding peanuts, we can have a lot of fun," said Joe Lopano, Continental senior director-market development. "You can't get too serious about peanuts. We wanted to create something that would involve the participant, and we felt the map with destination and prices would do that."
Continental is taking the booth to other locations like the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo this week. The airline has also set up the game booth at malls.
So far, Continental has given away "hundreds of tickets," Mr. Lopano said.
Adding to the peanut mystique is the carrier's Captain Peanut, the symbol of its low fares. Captain Peanut appears at airports to call attention to Continental's "Fly for peanuts" positioning.
Buttons and T-shirts carry the message: "Don't be a goober. Fly for peanuts only on Continental."
The industry's king of low fares isn't taking Continental's peanuts games with a grain of salt.
Southwest Airlines 10 days ago had employees dressed in plane costumes and handing out bags of peanuts in downtown Houston, Continental's headquarters. Southwest often has games at airport gates-particularly when there are flight delays. Winners usually get a free trip.
"Airlines are being forced to adopt retail promotional tactics because a war for consumer awareness of low fares is being waged," maintained James O'Donnell, chairman of Seabrook Marketing, a Houston-based travel marketing consultancy. "The impact is greater on news media than it is on travelers. It works because it generates publicity."
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Jonathan Green spent a co-op semester at St. Michael's Print Shop.
Jonathan Green's co-op placement at St. Michael's Print Shop gave him experiences that will complement his studies at Grenfell College.
The fourth-year visual arts student spent last summer at the St. John's printshop, thanks to a new co-op program; Mr. Green is the first visual arts student to participate in the program. His experience was essentially a specialty co-op course for which he received academic credit; his professor, Kent Jones, who designed the course, hopes it will expand to include other visual arts experiences.
"Jonathan was an ideal candidate to inaugurate the course," said Prof. Jones. "In addition to acquiring new practical skills and knowledge involving fine art printmaking, Jonathan was able to assist in workshops and printing activities involving visiting professional artists of national and international stature, as well as producing a series of his own prints. He also wrote reviews of art shows in local galleries and submitted an analysis of his own artwork which fulfilled the written component of the course. Jonathan was a great ambassador for Grenfell and I am especially pleased that we established such a meaningful relationship with St. Michael's Printshop."
St. Michael's Printshop is a non-profit lithography, intaglio and relief print studio which provides professional fine art printmaking facilities for established artists, emerging artists and students of fine arts programs.
"I learned the technical and business side of running a printshop," said Mr. Green, who hails from Carbonear. "Here (at Grenfell), we learn the techniques of printmaking… but how do you clean the press, maintain the equipment? It's a different skill set than would be developed in school."
His duties included everything from hanging and shipping artwork to maintaining presses, mixing acids (for intaglio etchings) and working in the gallery. He also learned the safety techniques necessitated by the potential hazards of acids and spills.
"I assisted with equipment, changed the paper in the presses; it was very hands on," he said.
The co-op program also gave him the opportunity to rub elbows with the artistic community in downtown St. John's.
"I was always meeting other artists, going to shows and learning about what it is to be a working artist," said Mr. Green. "The networking was tremendous. The gallery owners now know my work and have seen me at shows."
He plans to share his new knowledge with his fellow students at Grenfell College, and to encourage them to take advantage of the co-op program.
Mike Connolly, director of the printshop and a graduate of Grenfell's visual arts program, said the co-op program is all about "real life experience".
"St. Michael's Printshop is thrilled that we were able to facilitate this type of exchange with Grenfell College," he said. "Real life experience in a student's chosen field is invaluable, allowing experiences, networking opportunities and insight not necessarily available while in the school environment. I feel that these opportunities give students a distinct advantage when graduating and assessing their options for the future. I only wish I had access to a program like this when I was a student at Grenfell."
The printshop also offers Visiting Artist's Program Scholarships free access to the print shop and $500 in artistic materials. These include the annual Don Wright Scholarship, which is available to recent graduates of visual arts programs. Several Grenfell College students have won this award.
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Next year, a team of aerodynamic race car drivers are looking to test the North American Eagle, a type of rocket car, through a measured mile of the Nevada desert to set a new land speed record of about 800 miles per hour, potentially ushering in a new generation of drivers who get into car accidents at extremely high speeds.
Our car accident lawyers believe that drivers who speed above the lawful limit can cause severe auto accidents. Our office sees cases all the time where personal injury and even fatal car accidents occur due to negligent driving and speeding.
Many of these rocket cars can hold one or two occupants in their structure and while the autos are on a controlled course in the desert landscape, the dangers of any regular car accident are still very prevalent.
The North American Eagle, when it is tested in 2010, is looking to travel 45 miles per hour over the speed of sound. Its speed, combined with a light weight structure not meant to withstand an auto accident, and the fact that it runs on jet fuel means that any crash in the car could easily lead to a fatal death accident.
It is only a matter of time before foreign and domestic car manufactures look to produce a model of car similar to the North American Eagle to sell to the average car driver. Can you imagine seeing a rocket car traveling faster than the speed of sound down the highway?
Now just imagine everyone on the open road speeding at 800 miles per hour and the type of auto accidents that could come from their use.
As car accident lawyers, we see auto accident cases everyday because drivers did not follow the speed limit and ended up causing property damage and personal injury to themselves and other motorists. We urge everyone to leave the rocket car driving to the experts in the desert and abide by the laws of the road.
Call us now at 1-858-551-2090 or click here for a free consultation with an experienced personal injury attorney after you get into a car accident and find out how we can help you. We speak English and Spanish, and we look forward to providing advice for your case. No fee if no recovery.


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The Jersey Devil, A.K.A.: the Leeds Devil; Jim McGreevey; the reanimated corpse of Jimmy Hoffa; demoncrat; is a legendary creature said to inhabit the Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey. The creature is often described as a flying biped with hooves who strictly votes democratically . The Jersey Devil has infected every aspect of local government, even lending its name to an NHL team "The Jersey Nepotists".
Vague Descriptions Edit
Many different descriptions have been offered by alleged witnesses of the creature. While the descriptions vary, several aspects remain fairly constant, such as the creature having glowing red eyes that can paralyze a man, and that it utters a high-pitched, humanlike scream while it mounts its victim.
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Lack of Religious FaithEdit
- The belief in the theory of evolution has been eating away at the fabric of American society for far too long. It seems obvious that the Jersey Devil could be an incarnation of this corrupt and widely accepted point of view.
- Stem cell research has murdered many unborn human souls. This plague on N.J. may possibly be the soulless remains from stem cell research, exacting revenge on the republicans who did not have the balls to fight this murderous act. Embryos should only be thrown away to die naturally, not tortured for the benefit of mankind.
The Democratic Conspiracy Edit
Other possible theories are that New Jersey has drilled a hole to hell and that the Jersey Devil is just James Carville crawling back from his post Clinton career.
Encounters Edit
(1) In 1991, a pizza delivery driver from Edison, New Jersey described a night encounter with a white, horselike creature near a horse farm, while smoking a blunt.
Appearances Edit
- Jersey Devil Con - Will be the only storm trooper with wings at the convention.
- Democratic National Convention - May be hiding within the liberal media as a reporter for CNN.


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Mijwan Summer 2017: We cannot take our eyes off Shahrukh Khan & Anushka Sharma
A classic revival of intricate craftsmanship, Manish Malhotra's exquisite collection at Mijwan Fashion Show culminated with Shahrukh Khan and Anushka Sharma as showstoppers
Reviving the ethereal art of Chinkari, Manish Malhotra's collection at Mijwan Summer 2017 endorsed its relevance in contemporary, showcasing stunning nuances of the intricate craftsmanship. The fashion show saw actors Shahrukh Khan and Anushka Sharma walking the ramp.
The fashion show is a part of fundraiser by an NGO- Mijwan Welfare Society, and works with the dual motive of the timeless craft of Chikan embroidery as well as empowering local women. The initiative spearheaded by Shabana Azmi, Namrata Goyal and Manish Malhotra, employs as many as 300 women. Inspired by the artful handicraft of these women, Manish's range was all about embroidered elegance with urban silhouettes. Weaving a contemporary version of a timeless folktale, the display took the guests back to reliving the regal era of our authentic cultural heritage.
Don't miss- From a sales boy to an eminent designer, Manish malhotra recalls his journey at Harvard Business School
Manish Malhotra's collection at Miwan Fashion show 2017:
The collection is a beautiful play of muted shades of white, grey, beige, lilac, aqua and baby pink. Replete with light, breezy silhouettes and subtle nuances of woven elegance, the Mijwan Summer 2017 collection embarks a glorious celebration of an everlasting craft in modern India.
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Ignosticism or igtheism is the idea that every theological position assumes too much about the concept of God and other theological concepts; including (but not limited to) concepts of faith, spirituality, heaven, hell, afterlife, damnation, salvation, sin and the soul.
Ignosticism is the view that any religious term or theological concept presented must be accompanied by a coherent definition. Without a clear definition such terms cannot be meaningfully discussed. Such terms or concepts must also be falsifiable. Lacking this, an ignostic takes the theological noncognitivist position that the existence or nature of the terms presented (and all matters of debate) is meaningless. For example, if the term "God" does not refer to anything reasonably defined then there is no conceivable method to test against the existence of god. Therefore the term "God" has no literal significance and need not be debated or discussed.
Some philosophers have seen ignosticism as a variation of agnosticism or atheism,[1] while others have considered it to be distinct.
- Relationship to other views about God 1
- Dependence on a particular view concerning the word God 2
- See also 3
- References 4
- Sources 5
- External links 6
Relationship to other views about God
Ignosticism and theological noncognitivism are generally synonymous,[2] but the relationship of ignosticism to other nontheistic views is less clear. While Paul Kurtz finds the view to be compatible with both weak atheism and agnosticism,[3] other philosophers consider ignosticism to be distinct.
The term ignosticism was coined in the 1960s by Sherwin Wine, a rabbi and a founding figure of Humanistic Judaism. The term igtheism was coined by the secular humanist Paul Kurtz in his 1992 book The New Skepticism.[4]
In a chapter of his 1936 book Language, Truth, and Logic, A. J. Ayer argued that one could not speak of God's existence, or even the probability of God's existence, since the concept itself was unverifiable and thus nonsensical.[5] Ayer wrote that this ruled out atheism and agnosticism as well as theism because all three positions assume that the sentence "God exists" is meaningful.[6] Given the meaninglessness of theistic claims, Ayer opined that there was "no logical ground for antagonism between religion and natural science",[7] as theism alone does not entail any propositions which the scientific method can falsify.
Like Ayer, Theodore Drange sees atheism and agnosticism as positions that accept "God exists" as a meaningful proposition: atheists judge it to be "false or probably false" while agnostics consider it to be inconclusive until further evidence is met.[8] If Drange's definitions are accepted, ignostics are neither atheists nor agnostics. A simplified maxim on the subject states "An atheist would say, 'I don't believe God exists'; an agnostic would say, 'I don't know whether or not God exists'; and an ignostic would say, 'I don't know what you mean when you say, "God exists" .
Although often described as one of the New Atheists, Sam Harris has expressed frustration with the label and often employs ignostic arguments criticizing the ambiguous and inconsistent definitions of "God". Harris finds the label of atheism as extraneous as needing to label oneself a non-racist or a non-believer in Zeus.[9] In this sense, Harris finds debating about the existence of God to be both absurd and ascientific yet still an inconvenient necessity when speaking in defense of reason and science.
Ignosticism is not to be confused with apatheism, a position of apathy toward the existence of God. An apatheist may see the statement "God exists" as insignificant; yet they may also see it as having semantic value, and perhaps being true.[10]
Dependence on a particular view concerning the word God
Drange emphasizes that any stance on "Does God exist?" is made with respect to a particular concept of what one claims to consider "God" to represent:
Since the word "God" has many different meanings, it is possible for the sentence "God exists" to express many different propositions. What we need to do is to focus on each proposition separately. … For each different sense of the term "God," there will be theists, atheists, and agnostics relative to that concept of God.[8]
Some, such as Drange above, claim that God means different things to different people, and thus when God is spoken or written, an ignostic may seek to determine if something like a child's concept of a material god is meant or if a theologian's purported definition is intended instead. A theistic child's concept generally has a simple and coherent meaning, based on an anthropomorphic conception of a god.[11] Many philosophers and theologians have rejected this conception of a deity to label "God" while claiming belief in another conception of a deity, including St. Augustine, Maimonides, St. Thomas Aquinas, Baruch Spinoza, and Søren Kierkegaard.
See also
- ^ "The Argument From Non-Cognitivism". Retrieved 2008-02-11.
- ^ Conifer, Theological Noncognitivism: "Theological noncognitivism is usually taken to be the view that the sentence 'God exists' is cognitively meaningless."
- ^ Kurtz, New Skepticism, 220: "Both [atheism and agnosticism] are consistent with igtheism, which finds the belief in a metaphysical, transcendent being basically incoherent and unintelligible."
- ^ "isms of the week: Agnosticism and Ignosticism". The Economist. 2010-07-28. Retrieved December 19, 2011.
- ^ Ayer, Language, 115: "There can be no way of proving that the existence of a God … is even probable. … For if the existence of such a god were probable, then the proposition that he existed would be an empirical hypothesis. And in that case it would be possible to deduce from it, and other empirical hypotheses, certain experimental propositions which were not deducible from those other hypotheses alone. But in fact this is not possible."
- ^ Ayer, Language, 115–16
- ^ Ayer, Language, 117
- ^ a b Drange, Atheism
- ^ Sam Harris on the "dangers" of "atheism" on YouTube
- ^ Rauch, Let It Be: "… many apatheists are believers. … Even regular churchgoers can, and often do, rank quite high on the apatheism scale."
- ^ Hanisch, Drawings
- Conifer, Steven J. (June 2002). "Theological Noncognitivism Examined". The Interlocutor 4. Retrieved 2007-05-24 (Updated to current URL 7-5-2013).
- Cousens, Myrna Bonnie, ed., "God", Guide to Humanistic Judaism, Society for Humanistic Judaism
- Drange, Theodore (1998). "Atheism, Agnosticism, Noncognitivism".
- Hanisch, Helmut (2002-10-21). "Children's and Young People's Drawings of God". Retrieved 2007-04-26.
- Rauch, Jonathan (2003). "Let It Be".
- Spiegel, Irving (1965-06-20). "Jewish 'Ignostic' Stirs Convention; Dropping of 'God' in Service Deplored and Condoned".
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Hi there! Today I'm sharing a guest piece done for Epiphany Crafts! I'm so happy to be able to guest for them again!
This time I used the Hexagon Tool to make myself a new stamp using a thin sheet of craft foam. I layered several shapes on top of each other and glued them together. That way I got the shape thick enough for stamping! Of course you can use other Epiphany Crafts Tools as well but the simple shapes are best as they are easier punch out of the foam.
Instead of ink I used acrylic paint as the stamping medium. I mixed several blues for the background and also layered some punched shapes on top for a layered, textural look.
The page is about a summer trip we did last summer. Or more about the cards we sent to family while in there. We let our girls to choose the cards and they came up with quite a special selection. For example grandmother got a 4-year-birthday card and great granddad "Hello from Finland" one. I think we should let kids choose more often - the outcome is much more fun that way! But enough about text, here's the video to show how I created the page and the stamp!
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The courage and inspiration of a young mum is behind a fund-raising drive to raise cash for research in to cystic fibrosis and to help the homeless.
Mum-of-one Laura Black died in March last year aged just 36 after a long and brave battle against the illness.
Laura shared the story of her fight with CF, her battle to live a normal life and her wait for a transplant operation that could have transformed her life, with an inspirational online blog.
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Now one of her closest friends Kim Logan, who is originally from Billinge and who runs a community interest company based in Leyland, is putting together a special fund-raising event at Leigh Sports Village to raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
And she is looking for the local business community to come together to support the fund-raising efforts.
The charity dinner, on Friday, March 16, will also raise money for Teardrops, an organisation that supports the homeless in the St Helens area.
The evening will include a three-course meal, first-class entertainment, a raffle and silent auction, as well as presentations from both charities.
Kim, managing director of ADR Mediation and Training CIC, which is organising the fund-raiser, said: "Laura was such a brilliant, inspirational person, much loved and greatly missed. She was a great mum, always full of life, smiling and chatty. Her story and life was such an inspiration to so many people that we thought it would be a fitting tribute to put together an event to raise money to help combat the horrible illness she fought so hard against."
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Rachel Carson and "The Silent Spring" from VOA.
FAITH LAPIDUS: People America, a program in Special English on the Voice of America. Today, Steve Ember and Rich Kleinfeldt tell about scientist Rachel Carson. Her work started the environmental protection movement in the United States.
STEVE EMBER: Rachel Carson was born on May twenty-seventh, nineteen-oh-seven in Springdale, Pennsylvania. Rachel's father, Robert Carson, was a salesman who invested in local land. He purchased twenty-six hectares of land to make a home for his family. The area was surrounded by fields, trees, and streams. The Carson family enjoyed living in the beautiful, country environment.
Rachel's mother, Maria Carson, had been a schoolteacher. She loved books. She also loved nature. Rachel was the youngest of three children. Her sister and brother were already in school when she was born. So Missus Carson was able to spend a lot of time with Rachel. She showed Rachel the beauty of nature. She also taught Rachel a deep love for books. Missus Carson became the most important influence on Rachel's life.
RICH KLEINFELDT: Rachel was a quiet child. She liked to read and to write poems and stories. She was very intelligent. At a very early age she decided she wanted to be a writer someday. Her first published story appeared in a children's magazine when she was ten years old.
Rachel went to the Pennsylvania College for Women. She studied English because she wanted to become a professional writer. Yet, she felt she did not have the imagination to write creative stories. She changed her area of study from English to science after she took a biology course that she liked. Her professors advised her not to study science. They said there was no future for a woman in science.
STEVE EMBER: In nineteen twenty-nine, Rachel graduated from college with high honors. She won a financial award to study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. In nineteen thirty-two, she earned a master's degree in zoology, the scientific study of animals. She taught zoology at the University of Maryland for a few years. During the summers, she studied the ocean and its life forms at the Woods Hole Marine Biological Laboratory in Massachusetts. That is when she became interested in the mysteries of the sea.
RICH KLEINFELDT: Rachel's life changed greatly in the middle nineteen thirties. Her father died suddenly in nineteen thirty-five. He left very little financial support for Rachel's mother. It was during the economic decline in the United States called the Great Depression. Rachel now had to support her mother and herself. She needed more money than her teaching job could provide. She began part-time work for a federal government agency, the Bureau of Fisheries in Washington, D.C.
One year later, Rachel's sister died. Her sister was the mother of two young girls. Rachel and her mother cared for the girls. Rachel now had to support her mother, two nieces and herself. Again, she needed a job with better pay.
STEVE EMBER: A full time job for a biologist opened at the United States Bureau of Fisheries. Rachel Carson was the only woman to try for the position. She had the highest score of all people competing for the job.
Miss Carson got the position in August, nineteen thirty-six. She was chosen to work in the office of the chief of the biology division.
Her first job was to write a series of programs called "Romance Under the Waters." The series was broadcast on radio for a year. She continued to write and edit publications for the Bureau of Fisheries for many years. The bureau was happy to have a scientist who was also an excellent writer. Rachel Carson provided information to the public in interesting and understandable ways.
RICH KLEINFELDT: In nineteen-forty, the United States Bureau of Fisheries and the Biological Survey joined to become the Fish and Wildlife Service. Miss Carson continued as one of the few women employed there as a scientist. The other women worked as office assistants.
While she was working for the government, Miss Carson wrote at night and on weekends. In nineteen thirty-seven she wrote a report about sea life. It was called Undersea. It appeared in the magazine, Atlantic Monthly. An editor at a publishing house encouraged her to write a book about the sea for the general public. So she did. Her first book, "Under the Sea Wind," was published in nineteen forty-one.
STEVE EMBER: In nineteen forty-eight, Miss Carson began working on another book, "The Sea Around Us." It became her first best-selling book.
Rachel Carson always researched carefully when she wrote. She gathered information from more than one thousand places to write "The Sea Around Us." She also wrote letters to experts all over the world.
STEVE EMBER: "The Sea Around Us" was published in nineteen fifty-one. It was number one on the best-seller list for more than a year. It won the National Book Award. "The Sea Around Us" made Rachel Carson famous. The money the book earned eased her financial responsibilities for the first time in years.
In nineteen fifty-two, Miss Carson was able to leave her job at the Fish and Wildlife Service and spend her time writing. Miss Carson moved to a home on the coast of Maine. There she studied the ecology of the sea. Her next book, "The Edge of the Sea," was published in nineteen fifty-five. It told of the connection of all living creatures in areas where land and ocean meet.
RICH KLEINFELDT: Rachel Carson's most famous book, "Silent Spring" was published in nineteen sixty-two. The idea for the book developed from a suggestion from a friend. Rachel's friend owned a protected area for birds. An airplane had flown over the area where the birds were kept and spread a powerful chemical called DDT. It was part of a project to control mosquitoes. Many songbirds and harmless insects were killed by the DDT.
Miss Carson and other scientists were very concerned about the harmful effects of DDT and other insect-killing chemicals called pesticides. After World War Two, these poisonous chemicals were widely used to control insects. Pesticides were sprayed almost everywhere including agricultural fields and communities. DDT and other pesticides had become popular with the public and the government because they were so effective. Manufacturing these chemicals had become a huge industry.
STEVE EMBER: Rachel Carson tried to get many magazines interested in publishing a report about the subject. However, none would agree to publish anything about such a disputed subject. They said no one wanted to hear that industrial companies could cause great ecological damage.
Miss Carson believed the public needed to know about this important issue. She decided to write a book about it. She collected facts from experts from all over the world. She gathered studies that showed the harmful effects of DDT, including declining bird populations and increased human cancers.
In her book "Silent Spring," Miss Carson questioned the right of industrial companies to pollute without considering the effects on the environment. Miss Carson argued that this kind of pollution would result in ever-decreasing populations of birds and other wildlife. She said this would lead to the loss of the wonderful sounds of nature. The chemical poisoning of the environment, she said, would cause a silent spring.
RICH KLEINFELDT: The chemical industry felt threatened. Industry spokesmen and other critics said the book was non-scientific and emotional. They misunderstood the message of the book. Miss Carson did not suggest that all pesticides be banned. She urged that control of these substances be given to biologists who could make informed decisions about the risks involved.
Support for the book increased. By the end of nineteen sixty-two, there were more than forty bills in state legislatures proposing to control pesticides. Finally, in November, nineteen sixty-nine, the United States government ruled that the use of DDT must stop in two years.
Rachel Carson did not live to see how her book influenced the government's decision to ban DDT. She died of breast cancer in nineteen sixty-four. She was fifty-six years old.
STEVE EMBER: Two memorials honor Rachel Carson. One is the Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge in Maine. The other is the Rachel Carson Homestead in Springdale, Pennsylvania, the home she lived in when she was a child. Education programs are offered there that teach children and adults about her environmental values.
Rachel Carson's voice is alive in her writings that express the wonder and beauty of the natural world. And her worldwide influence continues through the activities of the environmental protection movement she started.
FAITH LAPIDUS: This Special English program was written by Lawan Davis. It was produced by Paul Thompson. Your announcers were Steve Ember and Rich Kleinfeldt. I'm Faith Lapidus. Join us again next week for another People in America program on the Voice of America.
1. Rachel Carson wrote "Silent Spring" __________________ .
a. ten years ago.
b. during The Depression.
c. during World War 2.
d. in the 1960s.
2. Rachel Carson's father was a ____________________ .
a. salesman
b. real estate speculator
c. politician
d. environmentalist
3. Rachel Carson's early influence regarding the importance and beauty of nature came from ____________________ .
a. John Hopkins University
b. her father
c. her mother
d. DDT
4. Rachel Carson's first best selling book was ___________________ .
a. a novel
b. about the environment
c. about the ocean
d. about the distruction of animals
5. Rachel Carson is credited with beginning the _____________________ .
a. Green Party
b. Environmental Movement
c. Tea Party
d. Science of Oceanography
6. The effects of ______________ convinced Rachel Carson to write about man's threat to nature.
a. atomic energy
b. pesticides
c. pollution from cars
d. pollution from factories
7. The corporations most threatened by the writings of Rachel Carson were the _______________ industries.
a. mining
b. oil
c. chemical
d lumber
8. Rachel Carson will probably be remembered most for ___________________ .
a. her writings about the ocean
b. her criticisms of the military
c. raising environmental consciousness
d. her illumination of corporate greed
9. Another name for this story could be ____________________ .
a. "The Effect of Pesticides"
b. "The Oceans Around Us"
c. "Environmental Problems"
d. "A Great Writer and Scientist"
10. This story is mainly about __________________________ .
a. the life and impact of environmental writer, Rachel Carson
b. the history of the abuse of the environment by corporations
c. the role of pesticides in poisoning of agricultural lands
d. the spread of mosquitoes during the current period of global warming
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Christina Applegate recently announced her creative partnership with FabKids.com, and we were invited to sit down with her to get a sneak peek at the collection and also talked Anchorman 2 and Up All Night's upcoming sophomore season. Christina also shared some great parenting tips, who she'd like to work with on the small screen, and more! Check out the video to see more of our conversation, and be sure to visit FabKids.com to get the full scoop on its newly launched online subscription service.


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Cleaning your car out can be a hassle, especially if you let too much trash and dirt accumulate inside. The longer you put it off, the dirtier it gets, meaning there's more work when you decide to finally get to it. When you do get to cleaning out your car, make sure to do it right. We here at Corwin Dodge of Springfield have some quick and easy car cleaning tips to help you out!
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Autumn Thunder Book Club: Meat Market
The latest installment of the Autumn Thunder Book Club is "Meat Market" by Bruce Feldman. This book chronicals the 2006 recruiting season of Ed Orgeron and the Ole Miss coaching staff. If you are a hardcore recruiting junkie, you'll get a real kick out of this book. It provides in-depth details of how Orgeron, a master recruiter, evaluates players, picks his prospects, and goes after the prize. "Meat Market" also gives great insight into Jerrell Powe's unfortunate troubles with the NCAA clearinghouse, and provides tasty tidbits about some of 2006's hottest recruits (one emu-lookin' quarterback in particular!).
To be quite honest, I was hoping for some more anectodes about Ed Orgeron's cajun caveman personality in this book. I wanted some ridiculously hillarious shirt-ripping yaw-yawing tales that would make me laugh out loud. While I did get a few chuckles while reading this, I thought Feldman could have capitalized on this aspect of Orgeron to make the book much more entertaining.
It you really love recruiting, are a member of either Rivals or Scout (like me!) and want to get a closer look at how all this madness truly works, "Meat Market" is a must-read. For the average recruiting fan, this book might be a little disappointing - a lot of time is spend describing the high-school recruits, which takes away from the plot and development of the book's major characters.
I'd say give this book a whirl. If nothing else, the story about how Orgeron wrestled a recruit and how the wrestling became a major factor in his commitment makes this book entertaining enough to read.
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They're old. Probably smell funny too. And they really have no business dancing and lip synching in, of all places, a Wal Mart. I can't quite wrap my brain around it yet. I'm trying though. If gyrating old ladies make you queasy...don't watch this video.


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Thinking back to the beginnings of my wardrobe I still feel my pulse quicken in excitement over my first pieces and how vast my wardrobe has become. If I were to go back and do it all over again it really wouldn't have turned out much different at all but with some minor additions. There were simply pieces I would keep putting on the back burner that now I know not to take advantage of. And as for storage I have dreams for sure!
First few things I would consider when re~doing my wardrobe would be to have a stronger focus on blouses. I would truly wish to bring in a ton more and would have fought myself more in the beginning to find a new one to go with every couple of purchases. 2014 was the year of picking up blouses for me. So, yeah, all the blouses.
My problem with Lolita is that I'm not one to pass up a good deal on a pretty jsk or op. With that caveat I don't own too many super sought after pieces from my wishlist but I am very attached to my pieces and enjoy them. I truthfully wouldn't want to change what I have and like having styles that span classic, sweet, and gothic and almost every substyle but I would like to try and save up and seek out more dream dresses this year. (Dear Closet Child, please secretly stash all my major wants for when I get there this year!)
As for wardrobe space....I've seen a few fabulous set ups but only one really made me want to redo mine. It had all the elegant trimmings and heart decorations and was simply lovely! I would like to have a more stylish design to my wardrobe and have been thinking of decoration my space to fit more of the aesthetic. I recently did most of my wardrobe up by color at least so hopefully soon I'll put in more effort!
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Impenetrable inky black colour with deep dark red black hue. The nose displays lifted aromas of liquorice, dark plums and a hint of dark chocolate followed by some toasty vanillin oak and spice. Full bodied and very rich the palate delivers a voluptuously textured sumptuous flavour profile of black plums, liquorice and very ripe black cherries over a background of toasty vanillin oak and spice. Solid tannins take on a velvety appearance beneath the richness of fruit. Long black plum, liquorice and spicy toasty oak aftertaste.
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Hello everybody, and congratulations on your beautiful children! My name is Elizabeth, and I'm from the US and recently had a baby boy (September 22) here in Helsinki. I was...
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From Your Couch to a 5K, Really!
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Table of contents
Historical role of palms in human culture
Current palm products
Asian region
Pacific Ocean region
Latin American region
African and the western Indian Ocean region
Palms with development potential
Composition and characteristics of selected palm products
Additional information sources
Directory of palm specialists
List of TablesTable 2-1: Iban utilization of native palms
Table 2-2: Shipibo utilization of native palms
Table 2-3: Kwanyama Ovambo utilization of native palms
Table 2-4: Trukese utilization of palms
Table 3-1: Principal palm products
Table 3-2: Matrix of principal palm products
Table 4-1: Threatened South Asian palms with reported uses (excluding rattans)
Table 4-2: Non-threatened South Asian palms with reported uses (excluding rattans)
Table 4-3: Threatened Southeast Asian palms with reported uses (excluding rattans)
Table 4-4: Non-threatened Southeast Asian palms with reported uses(excluding rattans)
Table 4-5: Threatened Asian rattans
Table 4-6: Non-threatened Asian rattans
Table 4-7: Asian rattans with unknown conservation status and reported uses
Table 4-8: Major publications on rattan since 1979
Table 4-9: Secondary uses and products of rattan species listed in Table 4-5, 4-6 and 4-7
Table 5-1: Threatened Pacific Ocean region palms with reported uses
Table 5-2: Non-threatened Pacific Ocean region palms with reported uses
Table 5-3: Books published on the sago palm (Metroxylon sagu) since 1977
Table 6-1: Threatened Latin American palms with reported uses
Table 6-2: Non-threatened Latin American palms with reported uses
Table 7-1: Threatened African palms with reported uses
Table 7-2: Non-threatened African palms with reported uses
Table 7-3: Borassus aethiopum uses in Senegal
Table 7-4: Threatened Madagascar palms with reported uses
Table 7-5: Non-threatened Madagascar palms with reported uses
Table 8-1: Candidate palms for domestication or management
Table 9-1: Chemical constituents of arecanut, Areca catechu
Table 9-2: Nutritional composition of pejibaye fruit mesocarp pulp, Bactris gasipaes (per 100g)
Table 9-3: Nutritional composition of pejibaye flour, Bactris gasipaes (fresh bases per 100 g)
Table 9-4: Nutritional composition of palmyra sweet sap, Borassus flabellifer
Table 9-5: Nutritional composition of palmyra sugar (jaggery), Borassus flabellifer
Table 9-6: Nutritional composition of limuran fruit, Calamus ornatus var. philippinensis (per 100 g)
Table 9-7: Nutritional composition of palm inflorescence, pacaya, Chamaedorea tepejilote (10 g edible portion)
Table 9-8: Components of whole coconut, Cocos nucifera (wet basis)
Table 9-9: Characteristics of coconut oil from copra, Cocos nucifera (usual range)
Table 9-10:Composition of coconut shell, Cocos nucifera (dry basis)
Table 9-11 Nutritional composition of coconut water, Cocos nucifera
Table 9-12:Mechanical properties of coconut wood, Cocos nucifera
Table 9-13:Composition and properties of carnaúba wax, Copernicia prunifera
Table 9-14 Nutritional composition of buri palm fruit, Corypha utan (per 100 g)
Table 9-15:Nutritional composition of African oil palm fruit, Elaeis guineensis (per 100 g)
Table 9-16:Nutritional composition of African oil palm oil, Elaeis guineensis (per 100g)
Table 9-17:Nutritional composition of palm hearts, Euterpe spp.
Table 9-18:Nutritional composition of African doum palm fruit mesocarp, Hyphaene compressa
Table 9-19:Nutritional composition of palm wine from sap of Hyphaene coriacea (per 100 g)
Table 9-20 Nutritional composition of Indian doum palm mesocarp, Hyphaene dichotoma (young fruits)
Table 9-21:Nutritional composition of moriche palm fruit, Mauritia flexuosa (per 100 g)
Table 9-22:Nutritional composition of sago starch, Metroxylon sagu (per 100 g of raw sago)
Table 9-23:Nutritional composition of dates, Phoenix dactylifera (100 g, edible portion)
Table 9-24:Nutritional composition of palm wine from sap of Phoenix reclinata (per 100 g)
Table 9-25:Nutritional composition of salak palm fruit, Salacca zalacca (per 100 g)


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Liverpool midfielder Maxi Rodriguez has dismissed talk of a move to Newell's Old Boys.
The Argentina international has a year remaining on his current contract and is yet to agree an extension ahead of the new campaign.
However, despite having not penned a new deal, Rodriguez has rubbished reports suggesting he will leave for his homeland.
"I do not know where these things come from. I have one year left on my contract at Liverpool and did not talk to anybody," he said.
Maxi will be keen to impress new Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, who is likely to want to assess his squad during pre-season before making decisions concerning members of the first-team.
Joe Cole will return from a loan spell at Lille in time for Rodgers to run the rule over the England international, despite a successful spell at the Ligue 1 side.
Amid a difficult season for Liverpool, Maxi's appearances were sporadic, with 10 Premier League starts being handed to the 31-year-old last term.
The former Athletico Madrid midfielder has often be a peripheral member of the first-team squad, and last summer's deluge of summer spending, with the likes of Jordan Henderson and Stewart Downing joining the club, restricted his opportunities further.
He did however play an important role in the early rounds of the Carling Cup, scoring twice during Liverpool's run to the final, against Exeter City and Chelsea, but was omitted from the side to face Cardiff City in the final.
A similarly important contribution came in the FA Cup, where he made five appearances on the road to Wembley, but again missed out on an appearance in the showcase final against Chelsea.
Having been continually overlooked for the big occasion for Liverpool, Maxi could potentially be tempted to move to pastures new, with the return of Cole and Lucas Leiva's recovery from an anterior cruciate ligament injury likely to again impact on his opportunities.
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IFTNEXT Session Highlights
If you're interested in keeping a pulse on what's coming next in the science of food and food technology, then you can't miss the exciting programming being developed for the IFT19 IFTNEXT Stage. This year's dynamic programming will explore topics affecting the industry of tomorrow and the varied perspectives and solutions addressing them today.
IFTNEXT programming is currently being developed. Check back in spring 2019 for a detailed schedule of programming.
If you are interested in submitting a presentation proposal for the IFTNEXT stage visit the IFT19 Call for Proposals webpage for information.
Here is just a taste of the type of programming you will experience at IFT19.
IFT18 Program Sampler
Storytelling: Innovations from the Far Corners of the Developing World
Storytelling: Innovations from the Far Corners of the Developing World
There are developing-world food stories that need to be told: narratives about solutions to global food problems and the innovators who hack them. Ingenuity is bred in faraway places, and most of the food industry doesn't know about it.Tiny startups and obscure development initiatives are tackling food insecurity and its related social issues with grit and guts. Some are doing so in low tech but highly effective ways. Others are applying advanced technology to very basic rural problems. All are envelope-pushers and groundbreakers.
In an informal story-telling fashion you will learn about small startups, research projects, and entrepreneurial organizations addressing a wide range of critical food-related issues such as malnutrition, food safety, storage and handling, and production efficiency. From a solar-powered affordable food cart franchise in Uganda to a super-simple solution to iron-deficiency anemia in Cambodia, entrepreneurs are making a meaningful difference.
Lead Presenter: Donna Rosa, Aidtrepreneurship
The Promise of Digital Olfaction: A Demonstration of the Artificial Nose
The Promise of Digital Olfaction: A Demonstration of the Artificial Nose
It is now possible to get numerical information about tastes and smells. See a demonstration of the artificial nose and what new technologies are being developed that will allow for the manufacturing of smaller, more accessible handheld devices that can even become integrated into our smart cooking appliances. Experience the potential throughout the value chain, from the field, to the industry, and finally to the kitchen.
Presenter: Dr. Tristan Rousselle, Aryballe Technologies
IFTNEXT Quickfire Discussions: Global Solutions for Food Security
IFTNEXT Quickfire Discussions: Global Solutions for Food Security
What are some of the problems facing the global population and how can food science help? This IFTNEXT Quickfire is three presentations in one, highlighting the innovation, research, and approaches taken to make a positive impact on food security. Stay until the end for a chance to join the conversation!
Harnessing the Power of Kenyan Sweet Potatoes
See how one visionary helped sweet potato farmers in Kenya get the necessary skills and infrastructure needed to sell into a larger global market.
Presenter: Perez Ochieng, SACOMA
Feeding the World Starts with Sustainable Nutrition: We Have An Algae For That
Learn more about the growing global demand for proteins, the challenges of meeting those demands, and how algae is well-positioned to address those challenges in a sustainable and affordable manner.
Presenter: Dr. Miller Tran, Triton Algae Innovations Ltd.
Supporting Sustainable Economic Transformation of Rural African Communities: The Baobab
Explore the power of global partnerships and research around a "superfruit" that can improve nutrition security for local food industries and communities.
Presenters: Willis Owino, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)
Who's Driving Personalized Nutrition and Why?
Who's Driving Personalized Nutrition and Why?
There's a lot of buzz about Personalized Nutrition, but what is it and how did consumers come to demand these custom health solutions? In this session, we will talk about why Personalized Nutrition is relevant in today's marketplace, how clean label fits in, as well as how and why consumers have changed-up the traditional paradigm of health and wellness. Learn more about how the consumer evolved, what their new expectations are, and what food and beverage manufacturers and marketers need to do to deliver the customization that consumers want. Don't miss this stimulating discussion.
Presenter: Jeff Hilton, BrandHive
Exploring the future with the IFTNEXT Think Tank
Exploring the future with the IFTNEXT Think Tank
IFT has assembled a Think Tank advisory panel to assist in identifying areas of potential future impact in the science of food. The charge is to use current knowledge or indicators both within and outside of the food industry to grasp the BIG PICTURE context (global, inter-industrial, economic, political, environmental, digital, etc) within which food science operates to help us see what we have and what we need in terms of providing our members with resources, insights, relationships, knowledge, and experience to move boldly into the future.
Think Tank Guests: Bernhard Van Lengerich, S2G Ventures (Seed 2 Growth); Peggy Smedley, Specialty Publishing Media; Colin Dennis, Agri-Food Training Partnership; Joseph Light, Ingredion
Competitive Technical Intelligence - Knowing the Outside World
Competitive Technical Intelligence - Knowing the Outside World
Innovation is the key to any organization's success! However, if you want to remain competitive in the market place you need to not only create intellectual property but also understand what others have in the same space. The best way to do this is by creating a Competitive Technical Intelligence (CTI) Program within your company.
By monitoring other peer companies and technologies spaces of interest you can get your first look at the space and start strategizing as you develop to determine if you will have Freedom to Operate (FTO). This will minimize risks to your business and save resources. A CTI Program allows you to look for partners who are willing to collaborate or even find technologies you can use to meet your consumer needs.
The presentation will cover how the program was developed and implemented within the organization and will include a live demo of a CTI Portal.
Presenter: Linda Perucca, SciTech Patent Art Services
When Data, Data Science, and Computation Meet Food
When Data, Data Science, and Computation Meet Food
Counting calories and tracking meals are difficult parts of monitoring nutrition intake. These tedious steps are often the reasons people give up on following diets and eating healthier foods, despite dietary needs and risks for problems like obesity. With an open-source system to simplify these steps, keeping up with a diet plan and eating healthy can become dramatically easier for a large number of people. Using an open cloud-computing platform like the Wolfram Cloud, such an application can be implemented with high-level features like natural language processing, linear programming, and custom visualization functions. One of the advantages of this particular system is its built-in access to over 100,000 foods and a large corpus of curated food information. There will be demonstrations of the meal suggestion application, as well as details on how to set it up for personal use.
Presenters: Andrew Steinacher, Wolfram Alpha, LLC; Lav R. Varshney, University of Illinois; Katie Juban; Yong-Yeol Ahn, PhD
The Future of Next Generation Food Waste: How the Almond Industry is Unleashing the Potential for Co-Products
The Future of Next Generation Food Waste: How the Almond Industry is Unleashing the Potential for Co-Products
Join the Almond Board of California (ABC) in an exploration of the potential that is unleashed when agriculture and technology merge and innovate in an effort to minimize waste and carbon footprint - and truly take food waste full circle. Recent groundbreaking research developments, in partnership with the USDA, have resulted in new life after harvest for almond co-products - the hulls, shells, and woody material from almond trees. Currently, those coproducts are utilized as livestock bedding and nutritious cow feed – however, ABC's support in research projects underway with USDA research teams have resulted in almond hulls and shells being used to ferment beer and boost mushroom production, strengthen recycled plastics, and even supplement honey bee and insect food.
Get hands-on with products created from the latest almond waste-reduction science and discuss what's next for the integration of these technologies.
Presenters: Guangwei Huang, Almond Board of California and Bill Orts, USDA-ARS
A Simple Approach to Displacing Costly or Vulnerable Ingredients in Your Recipes
A Simple Approach to Displacing Costly or Vulnerable Ingredients in Your Recipes
Learn the science & story behind the development of, and benefits from, a novel multi-functional plant-based ingredient now being used in everyday foods.
The product performs like a hydrocolloid – functioning analogously to truly vulnerable products like guars and carrageenans, but also to ingredients like eggs or GMO crops that have been highly scrutinized for resource intensity, by social advocacy movements, or due to allergen content. By utilizing a supercritical water-based platform, the Plantrose Process, Renmatix has harnessed the power of water to hydrolyze a range of plant material for the cost-effective production of a clean, sustainable, and unmodified, Simple Cellulose.
This new-to-the-world ingredient produced using dissolved plant fibers is a market-tested emulsifier, humectant, and texturizer, in: egg extension/replacement, fat replacement, freshness extension, and gluten/allergen free, systems. It effectively manages total costs for improved margins – while delivering general improvements in categories like: baked goods, sauces, meat systems, and more!
Presenter: Mike Hamilton, CEO, Renmatix
Edibilomics: Using Metabolomics in Food-Related Research
Edibilomics: Using Metabolomics in Food-Related Research
Metabolomics is a new and emerging field with applicability to food and nutrition-related research. Metabolomics aims to profile the totality of chemical compounds present within a system (plant, fruit or vegetable, processed food product, or biological fluid) allowing hundreds or thousands of chemicals can be monitored simultaneously. In this capacity, metabolomics can be used to investigate how a food product changes globally with food processing, to profile products to detect adulteration or misbranding or changes in nutritional profile, to better understand what flavor compounds contribute to product liking, and how dietary interventions with these food products alter the human metabolome. This data can also be correlated with other meta-data (e.g. sensory panel information, genetic analyses, microbiological and microbiome taxa) to provide additional value. In this symposium, we will provide background information on metabolomics, suitable for an audience unfamiliar with the topic, and discuss its applications in food, flavor, and nutrition.
Presenters: Jessica Cooperstone, The Ohio State University; Devin Peterson, The Ohio State University; Rachel Kopec, The Ohio State University; Emmanuel Hatzakis, The Ohio State University
IFTNEXT Quickfire Discussions: From Data to Drones: Innovative Food Safety Applications
IFTNEXT Quickfire Discussions: From Data to Drones: Innovative Food Safety Applications
We've heard about data intelligence, machine learning, and drones, but what is their place in the food industry? This IFTNEXT Quickfire shows how three innovators are leading the way with their applications of new tech.
Improving Shelf Life with Predictive Modeling
See how predictive modeling can help food companies develop safe products, reduce R&D spend, and shorten time to market.
Presenter: Saurabh Kumar, Corbion
Identifying and Quantifying Viable Pathogens in Food
Explore how machine learning can help identify and quantify potential biohazards in food.
Presenter: Boce Zhang, University of Massachusetts Lowell
Domotic Tools: New Pillars for FSMA Regulatory Audits
Learn how new technologies like drones and augmented reality is helping the food processing industry respond to FSMA.
Presenters: Claudio Gallottini, ITA Corporation, ESI Srl, CISRAD Srls; Ferruccio Marello, Katoen Natie Interporto Rivalta; Andrea Gentili, ITA Corporation; Giovanni La Ros, ITA Corporation; Franco Rapetti, Euroservizimpresa; Noemi Trombetti, Euroservizimpresa


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