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PDFelement posted a blog entry in PDFelement BlogIn this day and age, security is at the top of everyone's priority list, especially with the new GDPR regulations brought in this year. Luckily, many PDF tools, including PDFelement, offer security features that help you make sure information doesn't fall into the wrong hands. Often, clients or customers are providing businesses with their personal information. From both perspectives, a case of mistaken data leak can be a bad situation. For customers, it exposes them to risks of identity theft, and for businesses this opens them up to a damaged reputation, not to mention potential lawsuits and hefty fines. Yikes! Here are the top 4 ways you can protect your PDFs with tools like PDFelement: 1. Password Protection With tools like PDFelement, you can easily set password restrictions on your document so that not just anyone can open, edit, save, or print it. There are two types of password protection offered by PDFelement – open passwords and permission passwords. Setting an open password means users must enter a password before opening the document. Permissions passwords require users to enter a password before they can access certain functions or settings to alter the document. To add an open or permission in PDFelement, go to the "Protect" tab and click on the "Password" or "Password Management" button. An open password is important if only a few authorized recipients are meant to open and view the file, for instance, sending a confidential form to someone over email. A permissions password is useful if a broad number of users are meant to view the file, but you don't want just anyone making changes to it. 2. Redaction Need to send a document containing sensitive information to multiple individuals? Perhaps you are publishing a legal or government document that will be viewed by the public. You'll want to make sure any sensitive personal data is removed or hidden, which can be done through redaction. Redaction permanently removes or hides certain information by placing a dark bar over the information, which can't be removed. This signals to viewers that sensitive data has been removed. Many private companies or public authorities have to handle sensitive data that requires protection, especially to comply with the recent GDPR regulations that were brought in, which can bring severe financial penalties if they are not followed. To apply redaction in PDFelement, go to the "Protect" tab, and click on either the "Mark for Redaction" or "Search and Redact" button to get started. 3. Digital E-Signatures With everything in business being moved to online platforms these days, it only makes sense that digital signatures would become an increasingly common way to sign documents. Just like signing a paper document by hand, e-signatures digitally authorize a document quickly and conveniently so business can be done much faster. It's beneficial to look for a PDF program that offers digital signature capabilities. This not only adds a layer of extra protection to your file, but also makes things a lot smoother and easier for all parties involved. Plus, after signing the document, you can lock it with an open or permissions password to protect it even further. To add a digital signature in PDFelement, go to the "Protect" tab, and click on the "Sign Document" or "Place Signature" button. 4. Watermarks & Stamps Lastly, another security measure you can add to your documents is a watermark or a stamp. A watermark is the addition of a certain design or pattern to your document that signifies the company or person that owns it. This is useful because it deters fake copying or altering of the document, as well as clearly shows the original source of the document. Watermarks help to prove the authenticity of a file, and with PDFelement, adding a watermark is simple. Just go to the "Edit" tab, click on the "Watermark" button, and choose whether you want to create a new watermark, update an existing watermark, or remove a watermark from your file. Similarly, stamps add to the authenticity of your document as well. When files include a digitally-authenticated timestamp, you'll know the content within the file was last changed at that time. Or, the stamp can give you an idea of the last action that was completed on the document. For instance, a stamp can tell you whether it is a draft version, sent for comment or review, or if it has been approved or disapproved. Again, adding stamps is easy in PDFelement. Simply go to the "Comment" tab, click on the stamp button, and select the template you want to use to create your stamp. Have any more tips on how to protect your PDF documents? Let us know in the comments below!
Password of emcrypted/protected pdf is removed using combine PDF method
KSLECK posted a topic in Beta test for WindowsPassword protected pdf (require password to view + require password to edit) can be bypassed using combine PDF feature, if you have view permission (open password). a) Create a pdf, encrypt with different password. Here Open Password is the password required to open pdf file. It can view, but not edit. whereas Permission password, can view and edit pdf file. b) Close the pdf document, on the main page, click [Combine PDF]. c) Drag the password protected file to the window. PDFelement prompted out window, key in Open password "1234", (view only, not editable). d) document added successfully. e) click [Next], a combine PDF was generated, with password removed. f) for comparison, an password encrypted pdf, if Open password ("1234") was used, it will prompted said it is restricted document. I personally like this feature, I have several password encrypted pdf, with read-only password protected. I can view, but cannot modify the pdf file. Using this method I can remove the password and edit the pdf :). PDFelement version : Version 188.8.131.5222 Operating System : Win10Pro Password protected pdf was attached as well for verification das.pdf is the original pdf das-PasswordProtected.pdf encrypted with open password "1234" and permission password "abcd" das.pdf das-PasswordProtected.pdf
Saving password protected document, not a new copy
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Current Group (from the left – Claire Peichel, Shijina Manjankattil, Grace Dewi, Brigitta Yaputri, Anup Johny, Jia Shiliang, Kerem Deniz, Divek Nair, Luna Akhtar, and Joo Lee)
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Principal Investigator:
Dr. Anup Kollanoor Johny BVScAH, MVSc, PhD
Dr. Johny is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Animal Science at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. He joined the department in December 2013 after completing his postdoctoral research/teaching training at the University of Connecticut. He has a doctorate in Animal Science from the University of Connecticut, Masters in Veterinary Science (in Animal Nutrition) and Bachelors in Veterinary Medicine (DVM equivalent) from the Kerala Agricultural University, India. His research interests broadly include alternative approaches to improving animal performance, reducing/inactivating zoonotic (multidrug-resistant) pathogens, pre-and post-harvest food safety, antibiotic resistance mitigation and the use of Omics technology to understand colonization and survival strategies in animal pathogens and beneficial microorganisms. He has been consistently contributing to the applied and molecular research on using phytobiotic nutrition as an intervention strategy to control Salmonella, Campylobacter, Listeria, and Clostridium in poultry.
Dr. Johny's initial training as a veterinarian gives him a broad perspective in working with live animals for improving production and health. His master's training in applied poultry (phytase, trace minerals, and algae) nutrition has strengthened his research skills in controlled broiler and layer experiments for improving growth performance, mineral balance, and meat quality. For his doctoral studies, Dr. Johny was trained in challenge experiments in broilers and layers and has developed models of Salmonella mitigation as it relates to food safety. He was also trained in in vitro screening of antimicrobials against pathogens, cell culture, gene expression assays, and microarray technique, and has developed skills on microbial transcriptomics during his postdoctoral training. Currently, he works with his lab group on several projects targeted to control foodborne pathogens and alleviate antimicrobial resistance in animal production using in vivo challenge models and omics technology. In addition, he focuses on the post-harvest microbiological safety of poultry products, including eggs.
Research Associates:
Dr. Luna Akhtar Ph.D.
Dr. Luna Akhtar is a food safety microbiologist. She earned her MSc in Parasitology and M. Phil in Microbiology from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. She has a Ph.D. from Kansas State University. The focus of Dr. Akhtar's research is investigating the interplay between foodborne pathogens, including Salmonella, Listeria, and Shiga toxigenic E. coli and the commonly used antibacterials. Her research also covers the therapeutic evaluation of antibacterials in animal models of pathogens. Currently, Dr. Akhtar is working with Dr. Johny in his alternatives to antibiotics research targeting the control of MDR Salmonella Heidelberg and evaluate their potential in turkey and broiler challenge models. Dr. Akhtar has been also serving as a Microbiology Faculty at NHCC, a Minnesota State College, and teaches Microbiology and Medical Terminology courses. She also likes to contribute to the University and Community by serving on non-academic committees.
Dr. Divek Nair Ph.D. (2018 Midwest ASAS Young Scholar)
Dr. Divek Nair has recently graduated with a Ph.D. His current research focuses on the control of foodborne pathogens in poultry using environmentally-friendly alternative approaches. Divek has a Bachelor's degree (DVM equiv.) from the Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University in India. During this time, he became interested in studying animals domesticated for food purposes. He volunteered in research projects focusing on poultry. In 2012 he joined the Mississippi State University for earning a Master's degree in Poultry Science. His research was on reducing pathogenic and spoilage bacteria in poultry meat using plant-derived antimicrobials in combination with modified atmosphere packaging. He also volunteered in a 4-H poultry chain project at the MSU. Apart from his academic activities, Divek likes to spend time with family and friends. He reads adventure stories and likes to watch science fiction movies.
Graduate Research/Teaching Assistants:
Ms. Grace Dewi BS, MS – ANSC Ph.D. program (2019 MnDRIVE Fellow)
Grace was born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia's capital. She first moved to the United States in 2013 to attend the University of Minnesota, where she obtained her Bachelor's degree in Animal Science. During her senior year, she volunteered in Dr. Anup Kollanoor Johny's lab and became interested in microbiology and food safety. She successfully defended her M.S. thesis in the fall of 2018. She is currently pursuing her doctoral degree in Animal Science and is advised by Dr. Johny. Her research focuses on the antibacterial properties of plant-derived products against foodborne pathogens in poultry. Specifically, she is investigating the efficacy of essential oils against Salmonella colonization factors. Beyond her academic activities, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, drawing, and occasionally playing badminton and video games.
Ms. Claire Peichel BS, MS – ANSC Ph.D. program (National Needs Fellow, USDA)
Claire is a first-year doctoral student in Dr. Johny's lab. She joined Dr. Johny's laboratory as an NNF fellow for her MS program and successfully defended her research thesis. She attended the University of Minnesota for Food Science where she became interested in Food Safety and Microbiology. Claire joined Dr. Johny's lab in her sophomore year and has continued to expand her research while pursuing her Master's degree. Claire has been a member of the Food Science and Nutrition Club and the Gopher Poultry Science Club. In her free time, Claire likes to hang out with friends, read books, and hike. For more about the NNF fellowship in Poultry Production, please visit http://www.poultrynnf.umn.edu
Ms. Shijina Manjankattil BVScAH – ANSC MS program
Shijina Raj is a master's student in the lab. Her current research focuses on the alternative to antibiotics in poultry production. Shijina has a bachelor's degree (DVM equivalent) from Kerala Veterinary & Animal Sciences University (KVASU), India. After her DVM program, she completed a certificate course on 'One Health' from KVASU. Then she served as a research assistant in the poultry and duck farm at KVASU and got acquainted with poultry management practices and processing technology. She enjoys reading stories and practicing yoga in leisure time.
Visiting Scholars:
Mr. Shiliang Jia – Ph.D. program, China Agricultural University
Shiliang Jia was born and raised in Ri Zhao city, a seaside city in Shandong province, China. Now, he is a 3rd-year Ph.D. candidate at the China Agricultural University, and his major is food science and engineering. His research focuses on the processing and storage of aquatic products. Specifically, he is investigating the mechanisms of the quality deterioration caused by specific spoilage organisms in freshwater fish flesh during chilled storage. He joined in Dr. Anup Kollanoor Johny's lab as a visiting Ph.D. student from January 2019. Apart from his academic activities, Shiliang likes to spend time with family and friends. He likes to play badminton and watch science fiction movies.
Undergraduate Scholars:
Ms. Brigitta Yaputri – Food Science (URS, UROP Awardee)
Brigitta is an undergraduate student in the lab. She is majoring in Food Science and a minor in Nutrition with an interest in microbiology. She is currently engaged in research under the Undergraduate Research Scholarship (URS) Program that focuses on increasing the sensitivity of foodborne pathogens in poultry to antibiotics by utilizing the beneficial properties of probiotics. After completing the URS project, she plans to continue doing research in the area. Outside of academics, she loves to read, watch action movies, and do yoga sculpt.
Ms. Joo Lee – ANSC (Lab Management Intern)
Joo Lee is an Animal Science Undergraduate Student, working to obtain a bachelor's degree in Animal Science with a Pre Vet Emphasis. Joo is currently interning in the lab as Lab Management Intern, managing the lab and learning the basics of research and microbiology. Aside from interning at the lab and studying, Joo likes to play computer games and spend time with her friends and her pets.
Mr. Kerem Deniz – Food Science (URS Awardee)
Kerem Deniz is an undergraduate student, working to obtain a bachelor's degree in Nutrition. Growing up with a mother who completed her masters in the field of microbiology, Kerem has always been interested in the study of different bacteria and viruses. Kerem is currently working in the lab with a focus of completing his URS project. Aside from working in the lab and studying, Kerem likes to dive and swim.
Lab Alumni:
Jason Langlie (BS, Spring 2018) – Current – MS program, Animal Science, University of Minnesota, Fall 2018; Commitment to Johny lab – UROP Researcher, Lab Manager, Lab Management Intern.
Grace Taylor (Current – AnSci Undergrad, BS program); Commitment to Johny lab – Lab Intern
Emma Severns (Current – AnSci Undergrad, BS program); Commitment to Johny lab – Industry Research Intern
Brandon Severns (BS, Spring 2018); Commitment to Johny lab – Industry Research Intern
Claire Peichel (BS, Spring 2017) – Current – MS program, Animal Science (Johny lab), University of Minnesota, Fall 2017; Commitment to Johny lab – UROP Researcher, Research Intern.
Jijo Thomas (MS, Spring 2017) – Current – Researcher III, Tim Johnson lab group, University of Minnesota, Commitment to Johny lab – MS student (Sept 2015 – May 2017).
Emma Bak (BS, Spring 2017) – DVM program, University of Minnesota, Fall 2017; Commitment to Johny lab – Research Intern / Manager.
Grace Dewi (BS, Spring 2016) – Ph.D. program, MS program, Animal Science, University of Minnesota, Fall 2016; Commitment to Johny lab – Research Intern, Lab Manager.
Tatum Odland (BS, Spring 2016) – DVM program, University of Minnesota, Fall 2016; Commitment to the lab – UROP Awardee, Honors Student.
Alexandra Bakken (BS, Spring 2016) – DVM program, University of Minnesota, Fall 2016; Commitment to the lab – URS Awardee, UROP Awardee.
Jennifer Hagen (BS, Fall 2015) – DVM program, the Royal Veterinary College, London, Fall 2016; Commitment to the lab – Lab Manager (2013 Dec – 2015 Dec).
For more information about Dr. Johny's publications and research interests, please visit the UMN Animal Science Department website or email him at email@example.com
AnupJohnyLab.org 2019-2021


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The idea for Blanche is, as the name suggests, built around my perception of the color white. For the first time I actually made a fragrance for and with a specific person in mind. I wanted to capture her innocent and untainted side, with a fragrance almost transparent in nature. Blanche also represents an appreciation for classic beauty. The fragrance is pure and simple in structure but extreme in character." –Ben Gorham
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Sustainability is one of the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's core values. Throughout the organization, we strive to incorporate sustainable practices into the work we perform every day, in our parks and recreation centers and in our offices. We know that our patrons value sustainability, and so do we.
3E Sustainability
We implement the Sustainable Parks® initiative emphasizing our commitment to sustainability in three ways every day:
Sustain and enhance parklands, waters and urban forests.
Develop short-term and long-term financial stability of the park system.
Provide residents with the opportunity to improve their quality of life and well-being through outstanding parks and recreation services that are suited to their respective needs
Our goal with "3E sustainability" is to ensure lasting benefits for the community by:
- Reducing our impact on the environment.
- Being more money smart with public dollars.
- Providing opportunities for everyone to experience the benefits of Minneapolis parks and programs today and into the future.
Sustainable Parks® Priorities
Minneapolis Park Board Commissioners prioritized four Sustainable Parks® initiatives for immediate action.
- Increase building efficiency by identifying priority remediation sites and setting more stringent standards for remodeling and new construction.
- Increase the number of sustainable events by introducing Events Go Green! and piloting new Certified Green Events guidelines.
- Promote the importance of our Urban Forest and encourage community members to value and care for our trees.
- Reduce the volume of trash with a new easy-to-follow single sort recycling and composting Waste Management program in all parks and recreation centers.
History of Sustainability
Sustainability is identified in our 2007-2020 Comprehensive Plan as one of five core values upon which the Park Board bases its everyday work.
A sustainability plan prepared by GreenMark was approved by the Board of Commissioners. The plan includes a strategic outline, Sustainability 2013, for implementing and enhancing sustainable practices throughout the MPRB. Implemented in concert, these efforts will help the MPRB become the park and recreation system of the future.
Five work teams are created to implement action plans around the Board's priorities for the following strategies:
Make buildings energy efficient and reduce carbon emissions.
Broaden the strategic application of the Urban Forest to include multiple benefits.
Re-organize waste management strategies.
Events go green!
Educate residents and staff on current sustainability practices.
- Sustainability Action Teams focus on four Sustainable Parks® initiatives.
- Sustainable practices were piloted at 8-10 Minneapolis Parks Special Events in 2012.
- "Certified Green" events began popping up throughout Minneapolis Parks.
- Minneapolis Parks employees sorted more than 300 pounds of trash from six recreation centers and Park Board headquarters for an indoor waste study. We discovered that 40% of recreation center "trash" was compostable and 22% was recyclable.
- 94% of Minneapolis Parks visitors said that being sustainable is important or very important to them personally. 88% of Minneapolis Parks employees agreed.
- "Be the Park" campaign began to raise public awareness and celebrate the Minneapolis Park System. Be the Park Poster [PDF]
Strategies for Sustainability Identified
- Create the foundation to clearly articulate what sustainability means for the MPRB
- Activate the MPRB's existing assets in addressing issues of sustainability
- Innovate signature projects and relationships that will help leverage new assets, deliver higher quality services to customers and enhance the quality of life for the citizens of Minneapolis
- Communicate our initiatives to cement relationships with key audiences, attract public and staff buy-in, and bring other jurisdictions to the table.
Implemented in concert, these efforts will help the MPRB become the park and recreation system of the future
- As part of the Park Board's sustainability initiative, all 10 Forestry vans now feature Elmer the Elm Tree reminding people to "Water Trees Weekly."
- Year-round, durable outdoor bicycle tire pumps installed at 12 parks across the city: Luxton, Van Cleve, North Commons, Webber, Brackett, Powderhorn, Elliot, Loring, Nokomis, Pearl, Lyndale Farmstead and Lynnhurst.
- Three new trash compactors purchased to collect trash and recycling more efficiently in regional parks and software installed to develop efficient collection routing.
- Trash and recycling collection at neighborhood parks was integrated into the City's system.
- Tree-watering bags accompany all newly planted boulevard trees, to be collected in the fall by Forestry crews.
- Additional trash and recycling collection at neighborhood parks integrated into the City's system.
Sustainability Links and Downloads
City of Minneapolis Solid Waste and Recycling
Hennepin County Recycling and Hazardous Waste
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Composting Information
GreenMark Plan [PDF]
Be the Park Poster [PDF]
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|How far can you go
- "Tonight. Punch row Pancho is once again the object of the boy's amusement.Lee Dainton stays true to his trailer trash root. Pritchard can't seem to keep his clothes on. As For Daniel Joyce, he just needs help"
- — Opening narration
Pancho Edit
- "I wanna do some daft stupid shit and that just drives me out man"
- — Pancho
Pancho's parents reveal that Pancho always liked to entertain as a child and still does. Pancho himself describes himself as the "fool of the show" First time Pancho ever went aboard was with Pritchard to a German skating contest.
His friends describe him as "amazing". Pritchard finds Pancho humorous as you can mess with him all the time. Dainton find Pancho funny due to his clumsiness.
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White trash Dainton Edit
- "Dainton is very white trash."
- — Pritchard
Joyce and Pritchard describe Dainton as white trash. Friends say that the area that Dainton use to live in was very bad and some what oppressive with rules. Dainton's mother says that Dainton was a good baby that perfered to share but if someone didn't share he'd become angry. Dainton's mother thinks that Dainton going through "a lot" could be to blame for his antics.
Dainton reveals that he use to get beaten up when he was a child. Pancho says that Dainton use to be a "surfer dude" but it all changed.
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Dan Joyce Edit
- "People from school proberbly think, "I always thought he was weird" ha ha ha"
- — Dan Joyce
Dan's mother explains that Dan has always had the intensions to make people laugh from the age of a young infant to now. His father thinks that Dan had alot of potential a that Dan hasn't reach it yet.
Pancho thinks that Joyce wants to be a gimp as it seems that Joyce enjoys being the gimp character. Dan describes for the audience why he acts as the gimp, it's for humour of course. Pritchard thinks that Dan is out for the attention and is a "kinky git"
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Nude and improved Pritchard Edit
- "Rock out, get your cock out"
- — Pritchard's brother
Pritchard believes as we are all naked when we are born and that we are all naturally naked we should all be naked. His parents never hid the fact that they were nude in front of each other. His girlfriend states that you have to get use to Pritchard being naked. His mother says that it is the fact he isn't bright and perfers to "show them all" Pritchard reveals that he was bullied which resulted in him "having the more fun" in future life.
Pancho thinks Pritchard is a naturist.Joyce thinks it's all for humour.
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- For some odd reason both Pawn star and Sandpaper arse have only been shown on TV, both of which are not available on DVD that includes Deleted scenes.
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|Episode Guide
| Front end and back end:Episode one•Rivalry•Personal Lives•How far can you go•Careers•Family and Relationships•Fears•Psychiatric evaluation
Jobs for the boyos: Health and Beauty•Men at Work•Martial Arts•Going Commando•Firefighters•Cowboys•The Best of...•Behind the Sanchez
European Invasion:Scandinavia•Germany•Czech Republic•Greece•Italy•Spain
The Movie/Behind the seven deadly sins:Dirty Sanchez the movie•Sloth•Wrath•Lust•Envy•Pride•Gluttony•Greed
Sanchez get High: Brazil•Mexico•Philippines•Cambodia•South Africa•Australia•India•Japan•The Comedown


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Visual Arts Lecture Series
VACI is delighted to present luminaries from the art world and beyond who share their work, current projects and discuss relevant topics of the day as a part of our Visual Arts Lecture Series. Located in the Hall of Christ at Chautauqua Institution, our lectures occur on Tuesday evenings from 7–8:30 p.m. and Sunday evenings from 5–6:15 p.m. Weeks One through Seven. Join us for this lecture series which is open to all. We welcome questions, feedback, participation and a lively audience.
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It's World Ocean's Day this Friday. The theme this year is preventing Plastic Pollution and encouraging a solution for cleaner and healthier oceans.
By now, we've all heard of plastic pollution. Plastic products in our environment are severly effecting wildlife, their habitats and even humans themselves. Plastic in different forms is being washed into our seas, killing our coral reefs and poisoning our fish which in return when caught and digested is poisoning us.
I myself have slowly but surely witnessed the increase of plastic in our ocean's. As an island girl growing up in Malta, every summer the equivalent to our playground was the beach. You would walk up to the seaside and the water's would be pristine. Year after year however things started changing. Oil spills, plastic bottles, fishing lines, dead fish carcasses, polystyrene, straws, plastic cups, plastic bags, coffee cups amongst other things started becoming a natural occurence.
This doesn't just happen in the Mediterranean but 'Google' the words plastic pollution and you can see that this is a problem that is happening everywhere, even in the most remote and uninhabited parts of the world.
Some people are of the opinion that to resolve this problem, plastic should be eradicated completely, however in a world where we thrive on luxury and convenience, personally I don't think this option is instantly feasable but small changes by everyone can help.
So what can we do?
- Education- Educate friends, family, volunteer to talk in schools about reefs, reefkeeping or even just your hobby. Showing people the beautiful creatures we keep will create more awareness.
- Stop using single use plastics- Buy re-usable coffee cups and re-usable water bottles and take them out with you. Take shopping bags when shopping. Use re-usable straws. Take your own container when shopping at butchers, fishmongers and delicatessens. It's those little changes that all make a difference.
- Take part in Beach/ City clean ups- No matter where you live, beach & city clean ups are essential to helping the issues we are facing.
- Watch Chasing Coral- A very insightful movie about how pollution is effecting our reefs
- Do our research on reducing plastic – Such as not using household and bath products with micro-beads, wearing natural rather than synthetic materials,washbags that collect micro plastics in washing machines.
These are just a handfulof suggestions amongst many others how we can all help. If you have any tips please feel free to share them with us. We have also included an image below (credits to plasticchange.org).
The Earth is precious, the Ocean's even more. They are the base of our ecosystem, without it, the whole system would collapse. Don't let it be too late. Start from today.
If you'd like to learn more about World Ocean's Day head on over to http://www.worldoceansday.org/
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Wearable sensors are not only great for counting your daily steps or tracking your heart rate during your morning jog; they can also help scientists conduct clinical research and gain insights into personalized health.
In a new study published in PLOS Biology, Weng Khong Lim and colleagues from the SingHealth Duke-NUS Institute of Precision Medicine found that data from these wearable can be used to predict individual risk of heart disease according to factors such as obesity, high blood pressure, and high blood sugar.
As wearable fitness trackers become increasingly popular and cheaper, researchers are interested in how these devices can be used beyond fitness tracking to increase our understanding of individual cardiovascular health.
The researchers provided wearable fitness trackers to 233 volunteers to wear over a five-day period to collect data on their daily steps, heart rates, and sleeping sessions. The researchers combined these data with lifestyle questionnaires, cardiac imaging, and other clinical measurements of heart and metabolic health. The volunteers' wearable activity data were used to identify levels of lipids known as ceramides in the blood, which can predict cardiovascular ailments such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Not surprisingly, the researchers found that volunteers who led more active lifestyles had lower levels of circulating ceramides, which suggests that physical activity may play an essential role in lowering the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Activity data from these wearables could also identify individuals with an increased risk for athlete's heart, a condition in which the human heart is enlarged and resting heart rate is lower than average due to extensive exercise.
The results from this multidisciplinary study show that wearable sensors are not only useful for counting steps and checking text messages, but can be valuable tools for clinical and health data research to better understand the relationship between heart function and everyday lifestyles.
Research Article: Lim WK, Davila S, Teo JX, Yang C, Pua CJ, Blöcker C, et al. (2018) Beyond fitness tracking: The use of consumer-grade wearable data from normal volunteers in cardiovascular and lipidomics research. PLoS Biol 16(2): e2004285. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.2004285
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The Non-CO₂ Mitigation Portfolio seeks rapid and steep reductions of black carbon, F-gases, and methane emissions in China, India, Europe, and the Americas.
The US shale development boom heightened public concern about methane emissions, but the phenomenon of leaky natural gas infrastructure is global. Fortunately, cost-effective technology, strong regulations, and effective enforcement can substantially reduce methane leakage from oil and gas production. Minimizing such leaks is also needed even while shifting away from fossil fuels, due to the large amount of existing operations. ClimateWorks and its partners are advocating for methane controls in leading countries around the world, and through intergovernmental and industry initiatives. Once best practices have been established and implemented, these efforts will expand to other oil and gas producing regions around the globe.
Ocean-going vessels are a growing contributor to total global warming pollution. Ships transiting through northern shipping routes pose an additional threat since their sooty emissions deposit on Arctic snow and ice, hastening the melting process, and carriage of sludgy fuel oil is a hazard to the natural environment in the event of accidents. Increased fuel efficiency, lower sulfur fuel, improved engine design, slower speeds, and exhaust after-treatment can significantly reduce marine-related emissions immediately. New forms of zero-carbon fuels and propulsion are just starting to become commercialized and hold out the prospect of shipping pulling its weight in the move to a zero carbon future. ClimateWorks and its partners are advocating for stronger global regulations by the International Marine Organization and by individual coastal nations, while addressing options for industry to move to a new generation of clean vessels.
Diesel exhaust is loaded with black carbon, also known as soot. Particulate filters combined with low-sulfur fuel can cut black carbon emissions from diesel vehicles and engines by 99 percent; and with the rapid momentum of zero-emissions vehicles around the world, bans on diesel vehicles and other restrictions are making the choice between clean and unhealthy clearer than ever. Rapid, worldwide introduction of these technologies and the retirement or retrofitting of older, dirty diesels are essential to slowing climate change and protecting public health. ClimateWorks and its partners support efforts to speed such technologies to market, while advancing parallel strategies to increase efficiency, promote clean vehicle technologies, and deploy smarter mass transportation systems.
The Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol is a major climate achievement. Implementation of the agreement's HFC phase-down, which entered into force in January 2019, is a big lift in many parts of the world, though the pace can still be sped up. In addition, there is a massive ticking time bomb of all f-gases (not just HFCs but also CFCs and HCFCs) already installed in equipment which also have massive climate impacts when they leak or are vented. Tackling the full lifecycle of f-gases and switching rapidly to alternatives will help prevent direct GHG impacts, while implementing simultaneous efficiency improvements can multiply the benefits.
Several other foundations and multilateral agencies are active in the non-CO₂ mitigation space. Coordination with these groups – including other foundations, the Climate & Clean Air Coalition, and the World Bank – is needed to maximize returns on non-CO₂ investments. Similarly, there is a need for data and analyses. ClimateWorks and its partners generate and make available data on non-CO₂ mitigation methods, demonstrating their applicability to various geographies to help advance increasingly ambitious strategies.
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Healthcare in Poland for StudentsThe standard of healthcare system in Poland is high. It is mandatory to have a health insurance in order to obtain the visa and recommended to have a good one to ensure a safe stay.
Students from EU/EEA countriesPoland offers free healthcare for the Polish students as well as students from EU if they hold European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). To avail the benefit, all you need to do is go to a NFZ approved doctor and show your EHIC card or replacement certificate.
Students outside of EU/EEA countriesStudents from outside of EU/EEA region needs to have a health insurance with a minimum coverage of €30,000 for their period of stay in Poland. There are two options: either students can get health insurance from their respective countries for the whole period of stay or you can opt for National Health Fund (NFZ)and pay monthly fees and enjoy benefits of the healthcare system.
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This quiet little suburb located on the very edge of Canberra, is surrounded by nature parks and mountains, attracting bushwalkers, wildlife, horse riders and the odd hang glider or two.
The perfect hangout
Just beyond the Rob Roy Nature Reserve stands the imposing Big Monks Mountain—the perfect take-off point for local hang gliders, who are often spotted gliding across the suburb.
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Stop! If you've reached Banks, then you're at the most southern point in Canberra. Established in 1987 Bank's represents the outline of Canberra, quite literally on the edge of residential living and nature.
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The "local chip shop" is Billy Bank's takeaway—a community staple that serves up what some locals claim to be the best pizzas, fish and chips and burgers. Whilst sugar cravings are more than satisfied at 'Canberra's Cupcake Confederacy', home to amazing desserts and sweet treats.
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Banks was named after Sir Joseph Banks, the botanist who accompanied captain James Cook to Botany Bay. Banks was well renowned for his botanical expertise, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the 80+ plants that were named after him! Banks became well known in Australia for his botanical exploits, so much so that he was one of the first faces on the Aussie $5 note back when it was still made of paper.
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Being on the edge of Canberra comes with many benefits including being right next to one of the largest nature reserves in Canberra. Rob Roy Nature Reserve encompasses land in excess of 2000 hectares, making it a popular natural playground for locals. From bushwalkers, rock climbers, horse riders and just those out to explore the vast terrain, the reserve beautifully encapsulates the Australian landscape including views of the Murrumbidgee River, Lanyon Valley and of course Banks itself.


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First 5 Yolo Commissioners
Yolo County Children's and Families Commission (First 5 Yolo) has identified, funded and supported programs with demonstrable positive impacts on children's health, safety, and school readiness. Our strong strategic partnerships have allowed us to leverage collective resources to better meet the challenges associated with keeping children healthy and ready to learn.
Jim Provenza – Yolo County Supervisor, District 4
Jim Provenza has been a member of the Yolo County Board of Supervisors since 2008. He represents Davis, El Macero, Willowbank and the Yolo Wildlife Area. He was previously a member of the Davis School Board where he advocated for special education, English learner programs, and equal education for disadvantaged students. For the past 22 years Jim has worked as a special assistant district attorney for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. He represents the office at the state capitol. He has been responsible for legislation protecting children from domestic violence and child abuse and has specialized in developing laws to prevent sexual abuse of children. Jim previously worked as chief counsel of the California Assembly Committee on Public Safety and as counsel to the California Senate Judiciary Committee. After Jim graduated from UC Davis School of Law in 1980, he spent 8 years at legal aid in Santa Barbara and Sacramento. He represented women and children in child abuse, domestic violence, housing and government benefit cases. He also handled civil rights cases, including the representation of victims of pregnancy discrimination. Jim has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. He believes that nothing is more important than assuring that all children grow up in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment.
Nichole Sturmfels – District 1 Community Representative
Nichole Sturmfels is a public health professional who works with state and local agencies in California utilizing data to drive decision-making that will ultimately improve the well-being of families in at-risk communities. Nichole believes in prevention and investing in early childhood support systems for families that promote self-sufficiency and provide parents with tools to raise healthy and confident children.
Nichole leads data and evaluation efforts for the California Maternal and Infant Early Childhood Home Visiting program. Over the past 10 years she provided leadership for data collection protocols, case management systems, quality improvement efforts and benchmark reporting for statewide programs serving mothers and infants. Nichole received a BS in neurobiology, physiology and behavior and Master of Public Health both from the University of California, Davis.
Nichole is a volunteer doula at Sutter Davis and has previously served on the Yolo County Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Advisory Board. Nichole and her husband live in West Sacramento and have three children ages 5 and under.
Sally Brown – District 2 Community Representative
Sally Brown has been a Senior Research Associate with Philliber Research & Evaluation since 1995. While Philliber is based in New York, Sally works from her home office in Winters. She has both an MSW and Ph.D. from the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. Sally has thirty years of experience as a program evaluator both in University and private sector settings. Sally primarily evaluates social service programs in community-based agencies, health care settings, and schools. She has been involved in evaluation efforts of First 5 since nearly its inception. Sally worked as a subcontractor to SRI, International for the First 5 Statewide Evaluation for five years (2002-2007). Since then, she and her team have been awarded contracts, conducted outcomes evaluations, and provided evaluation technical assistance for many First 5 agencies (including Alameda, Sacramento, as well as the 11 rural counties in the Northeast Region), working closely with First 5 commissioners, executive directors, staff, and grantee agencies. Sally is very active with organizations in Winters and Yolo County. She is the fundraising chair for the Winters Friends of the Library and has been the coordinator of their annual Big Day of Giving Campaigns. She also serves on the newly forming Yolo County Library Foundation and is the Chair of the Yolo County Probation Juvenile Review Board. Sally and her husband Jeff have lived in Winters for the past 21 years.
Jenn Rexroad – District 3 Community Representative
Jennifer Rexroad worked and volunteered with at risk youth in Los Angeles, where she was a classroom teacher, before moving to the Sacramento region. She was the Technology Coordinator for Natomas Charter School and a member of the Junior League of Sacramento where she volunteered in programs targeting women and youth. Rexroad holds a degree in Art History from UCLA and a MA in Educational Technology from Pepperdine. She is a founder of Davis Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS). She became an advocate for victims of human trafficking and eventually an advocate for children in foster care. After becoming a foster parent, she founded California Alliance of Caregivers in 2016 to represent the voices of foster & kinship parents to promote the well-being of children in foster care. She and her husband are licensed Yolo County Foster Parents and are currently raising their 2 children in Woodland.
Heidy Kellison- District 4 Community Representative
A writer who specializes in political and non-profit communication, Heidy was the Founding President of Friends of the Yolo Crisis Nursery. She resumed that role in 2013 and recently led the successful effort to save the nursery from closure. As a mother, she has been active in K-12 educational policymaking including local parcel tax campaigns and homework policy reforms. A member of the Governor's Office of Emergency Services State Advisory Committee on Sexual Assault Victim Services, former Press Secretary for the State Senate, and former board member/direct services volunteer for WEAVE (Women Escaping a Violent Environment), she has over 25 years of experience serving public policy needs to combat sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse/neglect. In her spare time, Heidy is a competitive ballroom dancer.
Melissa Roberts – District 5 Community Representative
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Garth Lewis – Yolo County Office of Education Superintendent
Garth Lewis serves as the Yolo County Superintendent of Schools. He was elected to this position in 2018. Over the course of his 23 year career in K-12 education, Superintendent Lewis has served as a para-educator, teacher, site and district administrator, and Assistant Superintendent of Instructional Services and Equity at the Yolo County Office of Education. He also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the California Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (CASCD).
As County Superintendent, Mr. Lewis supports and provides leadership to approximately 300 employees, which he is certain are the agency's most valuable resources. Additionally, his collaborative work supports each of the five school districts and other key agencies that serve children, youth, and families throughout Yolo County. He believes access to a high quality public education is a significant factor in improving life-outcomes for all children, particularly those experiencing poverty.
Mr. Lewis earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees from California State University, Sacramento. He holds a Multiple-subjects Teaching Credential and a K-12 Administrative Services Credential.
His wife, Maria, is a public school teacher in Yolo County and both of their children attend public schools in Yolo County.
Jennie Pettet – Director of Child, Youth, & Families Branch, County of Yolo Health and Human Services Agency
Jennie Pettet began her career in child welfare over 32 years ago in San Diego County working with a clinical team serving children, youth and families in the San Diego County Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program. Over the span of her career, Jennie has served families as a line social worker, forensic interviewer, supervisor, manager, deputy director, assistant director and now is the Child, Youth and Family Branch Director for Yolo County Health and Human Services. In addition to her service in San Diego and Riverside Counties, Jennie has served as a child welfare consultant for the Capacity Building Center for States and with the County Welfare Director Association. In her current role, Jennie is responsible for oversight and leadership of Yolo County's child welfare, public health, and children's mental health programs.
Jennie is dedicated to strengthening safety, permanency and wellbeing for all children and youth in Yolo County. With a background in providing technical assistance to states in improving child welfare outcomes, Jennie is passionate about increasing evidence based programs to those families served in the Child, Youth and Family Branch, and strives to build community capacity for delivering strong, trauma informed, culturally relevant services to families in the community.
Nichole Arnold – Children with Special Needs Representative
Nichole understands from personal experience the importance of family support programs funded by First 5 Yolo and the challenges faced by parents of special needs children. She grew up in a home struggling with financial survival and is the mother of a child who receives speech therapy, has a paraeducator at his side, and an individualized education plan (IEP) at his elementary school. Following high school Nichole attended Woodland Community College, then left to care for her ailing mother while holding down two jobs to make ends meet. After her mother's death, Nichole became guardian for her younger sister. Nichole faced even more challenges as a young child when she was seriously burned in an accident and received treatment at the UC Davis Burn Center. Later, when she was 9 years old the Fire Fighters Burn Institute offered her a chance to attend its Kids Camp. She attended every year until she was 18 years old; became a "counselor in training" until she was 21; and then became a camp counselor for the next five years. Now Nichole volunteers with the Fire Fighters Burn Institute in Sacramento. Nichole is honored to serve as a First 5 Yolo commissioner because she is passionate about helping low-income at risk children and families get the services they need to survive and thrive; with no judgment about why they need help. Nichole resides in Davis with her husband and three children.


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At warm Thursday afternoon of July 19th over 150 guests gathered at #Entech Demo:Day. Celebrating innovation in the energy sector, they have listened to 10 pitches from all over Europe.
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"#Entech Demo:Day was great for us to present our case to a wider audience within E.ON," says Fabian Lemke, Co-founder and Managing Director of Nuventura GmbH. "We also got some valuable external contacts during the party afterwards. It's great to have a somewhat more informal way of mingling and discussing with stakeholders at the event so that we can get to know the persons behind E.ON."
Although it has not been the first, not even the tenth :agile accelerator Demo:Day, it was unique. Not only five startups of :agile accelerator were pitching on the stage, but also five startups from our partner accelerators: KIC InnoEnergy, DigiHub Düsseldorf and Digitaler Hub Bonn.
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Knog "N.E.R.D." Bike Computer--You probably know Knog for their strap-on mini-lights. The NERD is a new product. We bought one of these for our Richard Sachs for a few reasons: it's red, like the bike; it has BIG numbers in the speed display; and it's super-easy to install. The NERD is a wireless computer, with the sending unit and display wrapped in one-piece silicon housings that wrap around the fork/bars to hold the parts on. Kinda cool-looking (if a little big). In a brief test ride, the unit worked great. The speed display is cool and unique--the numbers scroll up or down as your speed changes, which is fun to watch. Our one concern (before yesterday) was that the unit is so easy to put on and off that it might be prone to being stolen. We would learn the other downside to the easy-on/off feature ...
Our big road test started yesterday morning on the Mt Tam Double Century ... and ended shortly after the ride started. On a bumpy downhill, the sending unit got shaken enough to eject from the fork and go bouncing into the underbrush. We searched in vain, and ended up doing the DC without a computer (a new experience for us).
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As I hailed a taxi at the Indianapolis airport on my way to a conference, I had the pleasure of meeting Solomon, my taxi driver. Though he moved to the United States from war torn Eritrea in 1991, his English was still rather broken.
Looking out of my window I spied a gorgeous orange full moon setting just below the horizon. I squealed with excitement, trying to remember the name of this month's full moon. I finally remembered it was the Worm Moon and I told Solomon about the Algonquin Indians and why they named it so. He told me that in Tigrinya, the name of this kind of full moon was something that sounded like fortuna…which I translated as fortune (in Greek).
My short, mustached driver spent the better part of fifteen minutes explaining how the moon phases worked, using hand movements where his words failed him. He told me that a full moon, like this one, meant rain is coming. I imagined him growing up in Eritrea with his family and the stories of the moon and its weather patterns passed from generation to generation. (Of course, I looked it up when I got to my hotel and found out that scientists have studied the stories and found that there is actually a shred of truth to this lunar weather predictor.)
After the weather report, I told Solomon about our friends the Bahta family who were refugees from Eritrea back when I was in high school and college. Eritrea, a postage stamp of a country in East Africa, endured a horrible civil war. I told him about Tigisti Bahta, their daughter whom I tutored in English. Tigisti means patience. And she needed a lot of it having me as an English teacher.Solomon said he had also fled to the United States for the same reason. He told me he started out in Washington D.C. and it was difficult because of the crime there. He said to me, "Black, white…it doesn't matter. Color doesn't matter. Crime is crime. Wrong is wrong. And I didn't like it." He was extremely grateful to meet his sister in Indianapolis and for the peace he has found here. Solomon means peace.
I've learned that Eritreans have a different system of naming from most Western countries. Among Christian Eritreans, children are given two names: a secular name at birth and a Christian name when the child is baptized.
I never learned Solomon's Eritrean name, but I have decided to give him an honorable one —Werḧi, meaning moon. So together his name would mean peace of the moon.
I woke up the next morning to a precipitating sky. Solomon's moon was right. And I am better for knowing him…. even if it was only for a 30-minute taxi ride.


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The Making of Todmorden' was an exhibition staged in June 1993 at Todmorden Town Hall. Initiated by Jack Taylor MBE and Todmorden Information Centre Trust it used material researched and compiled by Jack Taylor, Betty Savage, Derek Proctor, Dennis O'Neill and members of the Todmorden Antiquarian Society. We are also indebted to the Fielden family and Roger Birch, who provided many of the images. Roger also did much of the work in putting the exhibition together. Opened by Nobel prizewinner Sir Geoffrey Wilkinson, the exhibition received great acclaim. It tells the story of Todmorden's rich industrial heritage and its people and the success was in no small part due to the detailed research undertaken. It is a fine body of work and is presented here as a tribute to all those who contributed to the exhibition. IMAGES ARE NOT FOR SALE – Please, do not remove the watermark or strip the metadata, thank you. PLEASE NOTE: IMAGES ARE FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY - PLEASE DO NOT REPOST - For further information on the ROGER BIRCH COLLECTION please email email@example.com
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Vilvoorde, Belgium, 22 September, 2016: With its surprise trips, srprs.me is launching a completely new concept onto the market. The tour operator is extremely popular in the Netherlands, and is also rapidly becoming well known in Belgium, but was looking for new ways to continue to meet the rising demand. srprs.me has been able to implement a customised solution working together with technology partners Amadeus and Pyton. The automated and newly created advanced cache of airline products represents huge gains in efficiency for srprs.me.
Technology partners Amadeus and Pyton have developed a customised solution for srprs.me, a Dutch tour operator specialising in surprise trips. The innovative concept of surprise travel is currently enjoying a rapid upward trend. The solution provided by Amadeus and Pyton supports this growth through the automation of administrative tasks and the provision of access to more and up-to-date airline products thanks to an improved cache. This is an absolute added-value for a tour operator catering for spontaneity. For example, srprs.me is now able to put together packages even more efficiently, with the correct availability and prices of both the regular and low cost airlines.
srprs.me: spontaneity, excitement and adventure
But what can a traveller now expect from a surprise trip? That's hard to say, because surprise is precisely what this innovative concept is all about. Travellers make a reservation and pick a topic: City Tripping, Broke, Multi City, Sunsation, Adventure, Solo Together, Honeymoon or Road Tripping. They only find out where their destination is once they arrive in the departure hall of the airport. What follows is an amazing experience packed with excitement.
Tim Beglinger, co-founder of srprs.me:
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srprs.me is preparing for further growth. In just two years, we booked more than 30,000 travellers on surprise trips. That's good news for the return of spontaneity in travel. The concept was launched in the Netherlands, but srprs.me is meanwhile also addressing the Belgian market, where the concept has also received quite a lot of spontaneous attention.
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srprs.me was founded in 2014 by Marcel Hagedoorn, Raymond Klompsma, Stefan Wobben and Tim Beglinger with the aim of bringing back spontaneity into travel.
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video, I'm going to be giving you some meal inspiration and sharing with you four family
meals that are healthy, quick and also vegetarian. We're not a vegetarian family, but we like
to have one to two veggie meals a week because it can be healthier, cheaper, and even better
for the environment. I'm also really excited to be working with
Quorn on this video. I know some of you guys already know them and love them. They have
a huge range of protein products, and they're a great alternative to meat. They're packed
full of protein and fiber as well. I just like that they're so easy to use. You can
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calculator, so I'll put all the links in the description down below for their products
and for their website as well. But today, I'm going to show you how delicious
these veggie meals are. These are my top four favorite ones that I love and that the kids
love as well, so I hope you really like these recipes. For my first recipe, I'm going to share with
you a classic family favorite. This is veggie spaghetti bolognese. This is my son Jackson's
favorite meal. I'll link all the recipes in the description down below as well if you
want to go ahead and make them yourself. But, all you have to do for this one is heat
some oil in a sauce pan. Add onion, carrot, and garlic. Soften that for five minutes.
Then add in some mushrooms for another two to three minutes. Then add in a can of chopped
tomatoes, some vegetable stock, and a glug of ketchup as well. I cover that and simmer it for about 10 minutes
before I stir in the Quorn Mince. This needs to cook for about 12 minutes, which is great
because I can let that cook and simmer and also cook the pasta at the same amount of
time, so I just do that and serve it up. As I said, this is one of Jackson's favorites. For my next recipe, I'm going to share with
you my favorite veggie stir fry. This recipe can be adapted to suit your family and which
veggies you like. I also include Quorn Pieces in this. This is my favorite Quorn product.
It's my secret ingredient. It has a really nice texture that the kids will really like
as well. You can use it from frozen, so it's super easy. It's already in bite sized pieces,
so I love using this in fajitas, or stir fries, pastas, things like that. But to start off, just put some sesame oil
into a frying pan or wok and add your favorite vegetables. I'm putting in some baby corn,
yellow peppers, red peppers as well. Then I also add in my Quorn Pieces. I will just
eyeball this and just put in the amounts that I think that we need. These need to be cooked
for just 12 minutes, so I let all of that cook down a little bit before I add in something
like carrots, bok choy, ginger, and garlic and [mung 00:03:08] too as well. The sauce is super easy as well. All I do
is add in a bit of sesame oil, and I also use a light soy sauce as well. Again, I just
eyeball it, but I'll put the proper measurements down in the description as well. Then all
you have to do is make your favorite noodles and that normally takes just four minutes.
Then mix it all together and you have the most delicious stir fry. My next recipe is a veggie chili. This recipe
does take the longest, but it's not labor intensive because you pretty much just leave
things to roast and to simmer on their own. But to start out, you preheat your oven to
200. Then roast some sweet potatoes. Stick them onto a pan and then add a pinch of cumin,
a pinch of cinnamon, and a pinch of cayenne pepper if you want to. Obviously, if your
kids don't like the spice, don't add this on. You can also add some pepper and some
salt as well, and just whack that into the oven for 40 minutes. While that's cooking in the oven, you can
get on with the rest of the chili on the [hobber 00:04:07]. Just put some oil in a pan and
fry up onions, red peppers, yellow peppers, and garlic until they're soft. Then you can
add in some fresh chili and spices if you want to. I'll put the recipe down below, but
it's completely up to you how spicy or not you want this dish. Then add in one can of cannellini beans, one
can of kidney beans, and then two cans of plum tomatoes and let that simmer. Keep an
eye on it and stir occasionally for about 30 minutes. Then once the sweet potatoes are
done in the oven, you can add that to the dish as well. And you have yourself a delicious
chili which you can serve with rice if you want to or just eat it as it is. My last recipe is another family favorite.
It is good old sausage and mash, but the veggie version, so I'm going to be using Quorn Sausages.
These are quick and easy to make. You can do them on the hob in 10 minutes, or in the
oven for 12 minutes. They are low in saturated fats, but also high in protein. My boys really
like these, so obviously make the mash how you normally would and then cook up the sausages. Then I thought I would teach you a really
nice vegetarian gravy. For this yummy veggie gravy, all you have to do is fry up an onion
in your frying pan until it's soft. Then add in a knob of butter, and then a tablespoon
of flour. Mix that together until the flour is coated, and then add in a teaspoon of mustard
powder. Then gradually add in vegetable stock, so just add a little bit, and make sure you
get rid of all the lumps, and then keep adding more and more. Let that simmer until it's
the consistency that you want, right. Those are my four recipes. I really hope you
enjoyed this video. Let me know in the comments which recipe is your favorite or any other
vegetarian recipes that you liked to have. Thank you so much for watching. Thank you
to Quorn for working with me on this. I'll see you in my next one. Bye, guys.


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Still reeling from her revelations about Erik, Hanna hides out in suburban London with Sophie,Hanna Season 2 DVD who is keeping her new friend secret from her parents. Sophie persuades Hanna to attend a school party where Hanna experiences the thrill of a teenage crush for the first time. Meanwhile,Hanna Season 2 Eriks friends desperately try to save him from the life threatening injuries he sustained fleeing capture.