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Rose was six months at the very end of March and so we have started introducing solid foods. This was her face when she first tasted apple sauce. (Pearl was thrilled for Rose to start eating real food and really wanted to hold the spoon for her little sister. Later she told me that this… Continue reading Life in April
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Easter 2017
I'll admit it, this post is nothing more than cute pictures of my kid. While I'm fully aware no one else but her dad cares quite as much as I do, I also think these pictures of Pearl having her annual Easter Hunt in our backyard are pretty adorable so I'm going to show them… Continue reading Easter 2017
Spring Break 2016 – Sechelt
Things that happened without leaving home: We did some local hikes and exploration. Which also included some time at the neighbourhood park. (That swing is not really Pearl-sized.) We hung out in our backyard for basically the first time this year. It was sunny enough to hang laundry to dry outside for the first time… Continue reading Spring Break 2016 – Sechelt
He Is Risen Indeed
If in Christ we have hope in this life only, we are of all people most to be pitied. 1 Corinthians 15:19 If Easter means nothing - if this is a day about only rabbits and chocolate and coloured eggs - then Christianity means nothing, our lives are momentary, a breath of air and gone.… Continue reading He Is Risen Indeed
Beyond the Fire
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the season of Lent. Two years ago, I wrote this post to mark Ash Wednesday. It was a time of great personal sorrow in my life. When I was really struggling with the question of, Why would God allow this to happen? Lent isn't exactly the answer to… Continue reading Beyond the Fire
Easter Weekend
While snow still covers a lot of Canada, spring has definitely arrived on the West Coast. The magnolia tree in our front yard is already shedding its blossoms and the cherry tree by our deck has exploded into white. We thoroughly enjoyed the long weekend and filled up our time with family meals, walks, naps,… Continue reading Easter Weekend
There is so much about God that I don't understand and I often struggle to worship what I think of as the unfathomable nature of God. Generally, when I think about God being unfathomable it refers to the hard stuff. Death, punishment, suffering - all the things that happen and that I know break God's… Continue reading Unfathomable


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How to Change Grid Size on HTC 10 | App Drawer Layout
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To take screenshots with you Samsung Galaxy Device in the easiest way ever, just do as follows:
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Our flagship enterprise, Onsite News has been located in Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) since in 2007. We own and operate five Onsite News stores, a news and gift concept, and opened Onsite Sports as a kiosk in BWI in 2014.
Onsite Retailers was one of the first to bring Pinkberry's swirling goodness to airports on the east coast. Our first franchise opened at BWI in 2012, followed by stores in Philadelphia, Washington, DC and Pittsburgh airports. In 2016, we opened two eyewear franchises under the NYS Collections brand at BWI airport.
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Magnificently, the castle is situated in a city under the same name in the South West of Mecklenburg-Pomerania. Duke Friedrich had the new castle of residence built in the years 1772 to 1776. There has never been such a castle with an extended garden architecture in the North Elbian sourroundings. Almost 17 million have already been spent in the restoration. A cultural aspect of the Ludwigslust castle facility is the nearly extended use of paper mache as a working substance, to imitate high-quality and cost-intensive materials.
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Unemployment Rates, by State: Most Regions Added Jobs in January
Thirty states and the District of Columbia recorded unemployment rate increases in January from a month earlier, while states registered rate decreases, the Labor Department said. But in a sign the job market is inching toward recovery 31 states added jobs in the first month of the year.
In January, the overall U.S. unemployment rate fell to 9.7% from 10% a month earlier, while the nation's economy shed 26,000 jobs. The job losses continued in February amid strong weather effects, but the jobless rate remained at 9.7%.
Michigan continued to have the highest unemployment rate in the nation, though the state posted a month-over-month decline of 0.2 percentage point. Mississippi notched the biggest gain in its jobless rate, increasing 0.4 percentage point to 10.9%.


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As a fanciful addition to any home, these teacup planters make the perfect gift. We find the cups at local antique markets and plant them in-store with a variety of fresh plants creating a whimsical meeting of old and new. Each teacup is different, so you can order them often and be surprised each time!


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Granny Annexes & Garden Bedrooms
Looking for a granny annexe/micro home? Well, we have curated this page of granny annexe articles just for you. These buildings are designed for year-round habitation and have all mod cons including kitchens & bathrooms
14.5m garden room that spans the width of the garden
This is an interesting project by Swift Garden Rooms which proves how a garden room can morph into different uses. At 14.5 meters wide it is also one of the widest garden rooms we've featured.
Learn more about the QCB garden annexe
Booths Garden Studios are launching a new range of self-contained garden annexes that in most cases can be built without planning permission. The Booths team have created a series of videos explaining the range.
QCB garden annexe is on its way
Booths Garden Studios are just putting the finishing touches to the design of a low maintenance garden annexe/granny annexe building which they are calling the QCB.
7m x 5m Contemporary garden annexe
This one bedroom annexe with ensuite shower room has a spacious main living room that includes a well-equipped kitchen. The turnkey project cost less than £1,500 per sqm.
Rent a granny annexe building
Looking to rent a self-contained granny annexe building for an elderly or disabled relative? Well, you'll want to check out the Smart Care Pod range by Bauhu which is available in three sizes: 20sqm, 30sqm and 40sqm.
8.15m x 5m garden living annexe
Monique wanted to create a home in her garden so that her father could live independently but with support and company when he wants it. Swift created a one bedroom annexe with wetroom and spacious living room for him.
Compact en-suite garden bedroom
A striking rendered garden building by Annexe Spaces which has created a garden bedroom with en-suite facilities.
Spacious home in the garden works well for everyone
A look around a self-contained garden annexe by Executive Garden Rooms that we first explored two and a half years ago.
Granny annexe tour by Booths Garden Studios
Booths Garden Studios build modern, self-contained granny annexe buildings. They have created a series of videos showing you different aspects of their annexes, such as the kitchen & shower room.
New display building shows how a garden room can be made into a home
Warwick Buildings have added a new display building to their Warwickshire show site. The display building has been fully furnished and clearly shows how a garden room can become a home.
Granny annexe examples in the Daily Mail
We spotted an interesting look at two ladies experience of living in a custom built granny annexe in their families garden, on the Daily Mail Online.
Self contained garden annexe
A one bedroom self-contained garden annexe by Executive Garden Rooms. The annexe features well-specified kitchen & shower room was built as a turnkey project.
Spacious garden bungalow
Green Studios have created this spacious garden bungalow that sits on a footprint of 6m x 6m and features an open plan living space, single bedroom and shower room
Bespoke living annexe transforms life
Swift Garden Rooms tell us about the positive impact one of their granny annexe buildings is having on a families life.
One person granny annexe
Granny annexes don't have to be big buildings to create a functional new home. This example sits on a modest footprint of 6m x 4m and has created the perfect one person home.
The Lady in the Lodge
Looking to build a self-contained lodge in your garden for a relative to live in? Well, listen to this clip from BBC Women's Hour about one lady's experience of living in a garden annexe.
Highly insulated granny annexe
Highly insulated granny annexe building that comprises of a double bedroom, ensuite shower room, kitchen and main living room on a 10m x 5m footprint.
Granny annexe by Miniature Manors
Granny annexes / micro homes in the garden have been one of the big trends in the garden room industry this year. Miniature Manors have recently completed this L-shaped example.
Garden annexe for elderly parents
Executive Garden Rooms recently completed this 12 meter x 5 meter garden annexe for clients in Camberley who wanted to create a home at the end of the garden for their elderly parents. The customer wanted to create a home for their parents that allowed them to live independently while having family support on hand when they need it
A compact granny annexe can fit in the smallest garden
This 18 ft x 12ft granny annexe by Booths Garden Studios shows how with some thought and clever design a fully functional home can be created in the smallest of gardens.
5m x 4m Garden annexe by Green Studios
Green Studios were approached by their clients to create a garden annexe which could be both an every day extension to their home and self contained guest accommodation.
7m x 5m Granny Annexe
More and more families are realising that an annexe in the garden is a great way to support older relatives, yet maintain their valuable independence. A granny annexe / micro home can be a practical, yet stylish solution
Moving in with your parents, you need a garden annexe
A recent report by Aviva shows that the number of people moving back in with their parents is growing. A great solution here is a garden annexe allowing you to live together, yet separately. They are a quick and cost effective solution.
Garden studio and living space by Green Studios
Green Studios recently worked with renowned children's book author Cathy Brett to design her a garden studio and living space.
Compact Granny Annexe
Executive Garden Rooms are building up quite a portfolio of granny annexe buildings. This recent build is one of the smaller ones they have designed, sitting on a footprint of just 21.5 square meters.
Bespoke Granny Annexe
Granny Annexe share with us details of a recent bespoke granny annexe build they recently undertook.
QB3 Micro Home
We have seen a lot of micro home designs, but the QB3 is different in how it makes use of its small footprint – do watch the video, there are moving walls!
Garden Micro Home
SIPS Garden Rooms have sent through some images of a micro home that they have built in their clients garden. These photos show that with some thought you can create a modern, light and airy living space at the end of your garden.
Dad pad by Booths Garden Studios
Booths Garden Studios have recently completed a Dad Pad, the owners affectionate name for their granny annexe building.
French pick up on the garden annexe trend
Booths Garden Studios have recently spoken to a French website about their garden annexe buildings. Apparently garden annexe buildings aren't widespread in France like they are in the UK.
Garden Living Annexe
Garden living annexes also known as granny annexes and garden lodges are a popular topic on this site. We are therefore pleased to be able to share with you this article written by the Swift team who can design a living annexe specifically for your needs.
Micro lodge in the garden
Building With Boxes have recently built this one bedroom lodge with open plan living space, kitchen & shower room.
L-shaped garden room
Booths Garden Studios have recently completed this L-shaped garden room building. The modular building system that Booths use makes it easy for them to create different shaped buildings like this one.
Granny Annexe
Executive Garden Rooms have recently completed a spacious granny annexe. They handled all the rule compliance for their customers making it a stress free process
Flexible spaces: A garden granny annexe or a first home alternative
Garden Spaces explain how flexible living spaces can be created in the garden for use as granny annexes or as a first home solution for younger relatives.
Granny Annexe by SIPS Garden Rooms
More and more readers of this guide are looking for information on granny annexes. This recent build by SIPS Garden Rooms is a fine example of a granny annexe in the garden.
Independent living thanks to a granny annexe
Garden room designer Alex Booth has built a granny annexe in his own garden. This video takes a look around and discusses what its like to live in a granny annexe.
3 Bedroom Timber Lodges
Building With Boxes have creates these 3 bedroom lodges using the structural insulated panels building system, creating 90sqm of living space.
Garden room designer creates a granny annexe in his own garden
What does a garden room designer do when an elderly relative needs a new home – well they design them a granny annexe of course!
One Bedroom Granny Annexe in the Garden
A great example of a high quality one bedroom granny annexe building in the garden by SIPS Garden Rooms
Extensions, granny annexes and garden rooms
These images of recent commissions show the versatility of the SIPS Garden Rooms design and building system, with projects ranging from a house extension, to a granny annexe and a number of garden rooms.
A home in the garden
Homelodge are known within the industry for their garden rooms that can be used as self contained living annexes, maybe for guests or elderly relatives, and these photos show how substantial the buildings are and what versatile living spaces can be created – they really are homes in the garden!
Creating a granny annexe in the garden
We realize that more and more people are searching this site for information on granny annexes, and we thought we would share with you the useful videos that Booths Garden Studios have made about their granny annexe buildings.
Homelodge Garden Annexes
Homelodge are one of the longest established garden room companies, they particularly have a reputation for building quality garden living annexes, for use as granny annexes, guest accommodation etc.
Garden Room Annexe by Executive Garden Rooms
Executive Garden Rooms have recently completed this self contained granny annexe, with living space, shower room and kitchen, at £45,000 its a great option for elderly relatives.
Choosing the right bed for your room- guest room
Many people buy garden rooms for use as guest rooms, what are your options when it comes to a bed for it? This guest post explains.
ecoPERCH a new concept in self contained accommodation
Blue Forest have just launched the ecoPERCH, a 4 bed self contained accommodation unit, built to a high spec it offers a great business opportunity!
Booths look at the future of the garden room
How will you use your garden room in the future? Many people are buying garden rooms with kitchens, shower rooms etc so they can be used as granny annex's in the future as Booths Garden Studios explain


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These works were created at various festivals with help from a large amount of children using recycled and waste materials primarily from Industry.
Timothy the Turtle 2010 - Moonee Valley Festival 2010
Made from offcuts of uphostery fabrics and various industrial packaging.
"Landscape or Landfill" - Sustainable Living Festival 2009
Group Mural created from Industry offcuts including upholstery fabrics, canvas awning and clean medical waste
"Our Williamstown" - Williamstown Festival 2010
Groupmural created using offcuts of upholstery fabrics, dress fabrics and industrial materials (packaging)
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School District Busing
The following school districts provide transportation to Villa Maria:
- Downingtown
- Great Valley
- Haverford
- Lower Merion
- Marple Newtown
- Methacton
- Norristown
- Owen J. Roberts
- Phoenixville
- Radnor
- Rose Tree Media
- Spring-Ford
- Tredyffrin/Easttown
- Upper Merion
- West Chester
Villa Maria accommodates 11th and 12th grade students who drive to school as long as spaces permit. Students must have a valid driver's license before requesting a parking spot.
Van Service
Villa Maria offers van transportation on several routes.
- The Routes 926 & 202 van picks up at The Commons of Thornbury Shopping Center located at 10 East Street Road, West Chester, PA.
- The Route 422 van makes stops at the Costco/Chick-fil-A Shopping Center at 14 W. Lightcap Road, Pottstown, PA (Sanatoga) and The Lakeview Shopping Center at S. Township Line Road & Route 422, Royersford, PA.
- A train station shuttle transports to and from Villa Maria Academy and the Malvern train station.
These services are provided at an additional cost and on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are interested in learning more about the Villa Maria Academy van service please contact Mrs. Sue Castelluccio at firstname.lastname@example.com or 610-644-2551 x1010.
Public Transportation
SEPTA's R5 Regional Rail line stops at the Malvern Station, located half a mile from campus. Several SEPTA bus routes stop near Paoli Hospital, also half a mile from campus. Information on traveling from the western suburbs can be found at http://www.chescorideguide.org/bus.cfm.


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Created using palm leaves in three shades, this basket is white palm base and has vertical stripes of green and brown palm twisting down the side. Basketmeasures approximately 7" x 5 1/2" and is 5 3/4" high.
This fair trade basket is handmade by Amasaja, a group of more than 50 women artisans from two villages close to Chiquimula, Guatemala who use palm and coconut leaves to weave baskets. The group originally wove hats, brooms, and mats from the palm fronds, but these items don't sell at a high price. Now, the artisans make these artfully crafted baskets and earn a higher price for their work so that they can better support their families.
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Did you miss our Senior Law Day at the Westchester County Center on September 10? Here's a video link to three core programs; news you can use!
FOUR full-day Senior Law Day events are planned for 2020. Save the dates! Consider providing your email so we can send you updates on our events; we will not share your contact information with anyone!
- Grinton I. Will Library (Yonkers), Monday, June 1.
- Muriel H. Morabito Community center (Town of Cortlandt), Tuesday, September 15
- Mount Kisco Public Library, Wednesday, September 30
- Westchester County Center (White Plains), Tuesday, October 20
"The fact that Senior Law Day has taken place for 20 years – and continues to get better each time – is a testament to the relevance of this important event."– George Latimer, County Executive
The Senior Law Day Collaborative offer free educational seminars and one-to-one 15-minute consultations, tapping the knowledge and energy of attorneys, financial planners, and geriatric care managers. This is your opportunity to meet with experts who can provide authoritative advice on important, and sometimes not-so-easy to discuss topics, such as:
- housing options
- wills vs. trusts
- ways to pay for long-term care
- how to put your estate in order
Want to know more right away? A valuable guide to elder law topics is the annually updated Elder Law Q&A (available in English and Spanish). You can also review our Program Topics to find out more about what these professionals can share. Our calendar of workshops is regularly updated.
Senior Law Day programs are presented by the Westchester County Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services, and attorneys, financial advisers and care managers from the public and private sectors.
Want to bring these free programs to your community? Please call or email Sarah A. Steckler, Senior Law Day Collaborative Program Coordinator. (914) 946-4777 Ext. 338 | email@example.com


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If you've attended the Royal Food and Wine Pairing at Castello di Amorosa it comes as no surprise --you know my affection for Gioia, Castello di Amorosa's Rosato of Sangiovese. Perhaps one of the most versatile food wines available as the pairing possibilities for a well-made rosé are seemingly endless. Traditionally, rosé wines are dry, light, and fruity and carry appeal for white and red wine drinkers. Any black-skinned grape can be made into a blush or rosé wine. The longer the skins remain in contact with the juice and pulp, the more pigment is imparted and, thus, the redder the juice or wine becomes. Rosé is produced by limiting the contact of the skins of black grapes with the juice; for Gioia, it is approximately 36 hours. As we weather the dog-days of summer and celebrate with picnics, grill parties and backyard entertaining, Rosé indeed seems to be on everybody's mind…and palate. This is a perfect opportunity to explore the aforementioned 'pairing possibilities'.
Let's put my theory to the test…let the pairings begin!
Castello di Amorosa's Gioia, Rosato of Sangiovese has a bright and beautiful salmon colored hue. Serve this chilled rosé with tasty apps or a light and seasonal dinner.
Full-bodied rosé wines are a great match for terrines, pate, and Italian salumi. The fruit notes of Gioia compliment the gamey meats and the acidity provides just enough 'zip' to cut through the fattiness of these tasty selections.
Roasted red pepper hummus is a yummy app with a chilled rosé.
Olive-based tapenades with anchovies, capers and light vinegar are prolific in Italian cuisine. The saltiness of the olives is a perfect back drop for fruity Gioia.
Forget the margaritas! Salsa provides a hint (or a lot!) of spice—cool crisp Gioia with the tomatoes and cilantro atop a salty tortilla chip is delicious. Yo tengo chips and salsa!
No time to make a caprese salad..no problem. Caprese bites are a quick and easy alternative.
A favorite on the Royal Food and Wine Pairing menu, cream of tomato basil soup. A touch of cumin adds Mediterranean flair and chilled Gioia is a refreshing contrast to this warming comfort soup.
Margherita Pizza is named for the first Queen of modern Italy, Margherita De Savoia-(l85l-l926). Margherita pizza is a thin crust pizza with tomatoes, mozzarella and basil. For a peppery freshness, try it topped with leaves of arugula. Thank you Queen Margherita, you would have loved this pizza with Castello's Italian style Rosato of Sangiovese, Gioia.
Hot wings and Gioia was my husband's favorite pairing. This duo takes me back to circa 1985 ordering buffalo wings and a bottle of chilled white Zin! I was definitely on to something—fruit and spice makes everything nice!
Pasta with marinara sprinkled with Asiago and served with Gioia was a simple meal on a hot summer evening.
Research suggests that eating oily fish once or twice a week may increase your lifespan by more than two years and reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease up to 35 percent. That combined with a relaxing glass of wine and we may have found the fountain of youth! I loved the grilled smokiness of the delicate salmon meat which was complemented by the crisp berry burst of Gioia. This healthy pairing was incredible; grilled sockeye salmon from our friends at Great Alaska Seafood http://www.great-alaska-seafood.com
A cool watermelon salad tossed in cold pressed grape seed oil and light vinaigrette. Flavorful red onion and a few crumbles of feta combine for a surprising palate of sweet, salty and tangy. Castello di Amorosa's Gioia completed this palate of fruity crispness.
Kanpai! Talk about a mixed marriage! Rosé is a natural for exotic spices.
The dictionary defines reduction as the act or process of reducing. This is concise and fairly straightforward. In the kitchen, reductions are equally concise and straightforward. Reducing is simply the process of thickening a liquid i.e. soup, sauce, wine etc. by heating. This slowly causes evaporation thereby intensifying the flavor of the liquid. Using a pan without a lid is preferable (which allows the vapors to escape) until the desired volume is reached.
For this segment and by popular demand (Thanks, Rose!) I am going to specifically address balsamic vinegar reduction.
There won't be much more except a note from personal experience. Reducing balsamic vinegar makes me look like a culinary genius (thanks, balsamic & heat!) and it is a great way to add richness, texture, and sweetness to savories and desserts. It elevates the ordinary.
As my grandmother said, "alla gioccia".. good to the last drop!
Ready…. set…..reduce…..
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Ingredients; just 1. A good balsamic need not be expensive. Castello di Amorosa balsamic is delicious and affordable at $18 per 500ml.
Reduce over medium-low heat to just under a simmer; approximately 195 degrees seems the optimum temperature. Use a large pan so the vapors can evaporate more rapidly. Increase stirring as it thickens.
500 ml or 17.25 ounces reduced to 4.5 ounces in slightly more than 1 hour. Store at room temperature or refrigerate for up to one year.
The perfect complement for a caprese salad.
Baked chicken breast with balsamic reduction.
After removing the chicken from the oven, they were finished in the reduction pan which gave the chicken a delicious balsamic coating.
Berries drizzled with balsamic reduction topped with a dollop of fresh whipped cream. The acid in the berries evokes a dark chocolate note from the balsamic.
Firm cheese like Piave Vecchio or Pecorino dipped into a balsamic reduction adds just the right sweetness to these salty cheeses. The 2009 Il Brigante has a bit of Malbec which heightens the jammy notes of this cabernet blend.
This decadent dessert is a tasty surprise for the palate. Double dark chocolate gelato with balsamic reduction adds just a touch of savory. Sprinkle with salted almonds and all the bases of the palate are covered with this rich finale.


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India out, Pakistan qualifies for Semi Finals in Under 19 World Cup
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Jul 6, 2012
The Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Us All
I was watching Rock Center on TV when it hit me. The segment was about the problems that they are having in the farming sector in Alabama. Now that illegal immigrants have fled, there is nobody to work the fields and do this back-breaking work, a fields are rotting away. Reporter Kate Snow spent time looking at the human side of this story about immigration policy, and the temporary use of prisoners to harvest these crops. But because of the reluctance/fear of calling out ALEC or any Koch Brothers actions in the conservative MSM (1), Ms. Snow's segment fell far short of its informative potential.
Alabama cucumber farmer Jerry Danford grows cucumbers which are sold to pickle companies. By the time his crop is pickled, processed, and reaches retail stores, it historically generates about $20 million annually in retail pickle sales. Danford accused Alabama politicians of not even bothering to interview farmers like himself who would be affected by the proposed immigration legislation when it was up for consideration.
Danford, a lifelong republican, is angry at republican lawmakers in Montgomery who passed perhaps the most severe immigration law in the United States. He's angry with the leaders that supported the legislation for what he sees as a political move that hurts not only farmers like himself, but the economy of the entire state of Alabama.
Since the signing of Alabama's immigration bill this past summer, Danford has watched many of the illegal immigrant workers he depends on to harvest his crop simply pack up and leave. He worries that come spring harvest–when a provision of the immigration law will be in effect requiring that employers check the immigration status of all workers – he will not have any workers to work his fields. The immigrants' crew chief says that he will not recruit Mexicans to work in Alabama in the future because they risk being fined, incarcerated, and deported
"I would like for these lawmakers to go out and get me a pool of labor," says Danford. (2)
After the commercial break, Ms.Snow spoke with Alabama Governor Bentley about Danford's concerns. Bentley noted that there would be a short-term "adjustment" to the new labor force, but this strict immigration law will reduce Alabama's unemployment rate, which, at 10%, is quite high. Bentley acknowledges that illegal farm workers will leave the state (that is the intent of the law), but he is convinced that unemployed legal residents will replace them on farms like Jerry Danford's. And Alabamians will not have to break the unenforced Federal law any longer to run their farms.
Indeed Alabama has set up a web site to try and attract local workers to working on farms. Reports Ms. Snow "On several visits to Alabama, we did find some native Alabamians willing to work in the fields." However, since then, all of the American workers had quit. (3)
Danford says that the governor is wrong. Based, he says, on his lifetime of experience with local workers, "the people that you could get locally, they wouldn't — regardless of what you offered them, within reason — they wouldn't put in the long hours. It'd take probably three (of them) to do what two of the immigrant workers do," he says. "They'd want to be on break all the time, going to the bathroom, going to get a drink, or, you know, something. They just don't have the initiative to work, just plain and simple." He goes on to say that local workers will show up for a day and then quit, assuming that they apply at all. (4)
But what if he paid a higher hourly wage? The going rate now is $10 an hour. "The [pickle] company wouldn't buy it from you then," he says. "They'd turn to suppliers in other states where labor is cheaper — states that allow undocumented immigrants to continue working under the radar." (5)
So what does the future hold for farmers like Jerry Danford? Certainly less labor-intensive crops, but people and companies all the way up the supply chain from his fields to the retail stores that sell $20 million of pickles are all affected by Alabama's new immigration control act.
And, it is notable that Snow reports that a new forecast from the University of Alabama estimates the law will cost the state economy at least $40 million in lost revenue overall. (6)
Faced with rotting crops and angry farmers in this bad economy, the State of Alabama has stepped in and is providing prisoners to harvest the fields—as a short term solution. For now it is a "short term" solution because as Think Progress reports that in Georgia where they had already tried this plan, "the probationers picking cucumbers couldn't keep up with their Latino counterparts and had all quit by afternoon". (7)
Personally, I am disgusted that "state Rep. Scott Beason who sponsored the Alabama immigration law refused a challenge to pick tomatoes just like the illegal immigrants who he thought could be replaced. (8)
Tomato farmer Leroy Smith, second from left, talks with State Sen. Scott Beason, R-Gardendale, in Steele, Ala. Only a few of Smith's field workers showed up for work after Alabama's new
immigration law took effect recently. (9)
And that's what Kate Snow and Rock Center reported – the middle of this story. To understand the entire story in context requires that we see how this all came about. After all, this is a blog about the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
The starting point of this story is the new immigration bill which Mr. Danford identified as the source of this problem. Where did this bill come from? This did not originate in the Alabama legislature. This began in ALEC as model legislation 7K3 – The Immigration Law Enforcement Act. This was approved by the full ALEC Board of Directors in June 2008, (10), and supplemented with model legislation 7K5, the infamous No Sanctuary for Illegal Immigrants Act (the almost word-for-word precedent to Arizona's SB1070 Act). (11)
Alabama is one of 18 states implementing strict immigration laws. While the U.S. Attorney General is taking the states (starting with So. Carolina) which have implemented their own immigration laws to court on constitutional grounds, these new laws are being enforced. And who is going to take a shot at a fine, jail, and deportation when they can work elsewhere.
And in this manner the corporate members of ALEC who wanted strict immigration laws paid their money to ALEC and received their model legislation.
But there is the very important second issue in the Rock Center segment–prisoners being used for the harvesting of these crops. I worry if this a sign of things to come, or is it just temporary as currently claimed?
This, in turn, takes us to the issue of prison privatization, a key goal of ALEC since 1994 due to the presence of CCA, Wackenhut (predecessor to GEO), and the ever-present Jerry Watson of the American Bail Coalition. (12)
But ALEC is far too professional to use only its own members to investigate opportunities and devise strategies. As key members of the Koch Brothers' "Cabal", they have access to excellent think tanks and research institutes. One of those institutes was also founded by Paul Weyrich (founder of ALEC)—the Heritage Foundation. As far back as 1988 the Heritage Foundation was studying prison privatization after CCA tried to privatize the entire prison system of Tennessee in 1985. (Interestingly, the Heritage Foundation study concluded that they could not say if privatization would save a State any money.) (13)
Another Cabal member, The Heartland Institute entered the immigration policy conversation in 2008. "The right to migrate is a key human liberty that ought to be subject to limits only as a last resort. But the failure of institutions in the U.S. to assimilate new immigrants is real, and it makes unlimited immigration a threat to our own freedom. Both sides in the debate have 'freedom arguments' on their side." (14)
While the Heritage Foundation could not say for certain that prison privatization would save the States any money, the NY Times has concluded that it does not. (15)
"The largest private prison corporations, Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) and the GEO Group, have spent millions of dollars trying to convince federal and state legislators that privatization saves taxpayer money without sacrificing tight security and adequate conditions for prisoners. However, the evidence supporting this claim has been mixed at best. A study by the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics concluded that promised cost savings "have simply not materialized." When cost savings are reported, they are often mitigated by private prisons' tendency to refuse high-cost inmates.
"Even if cost savings were substantial, prison privatization is intrinsically incompatible with the supposed goals of the U.S. prison system. Private prisons have few incentives to pursue meaningful rehabilitation or reduce recidivism rates. In fact, they have a vested interest in the continuation of the United States' incomparably high incarceration rates.
"In order to ensure a steady flow of inmates, and thus a steady flow of profits, private prison corporations lobby for "tough on crime" laws that lock up petty offenders for long periods of time and do little to curb crime rates. They have historically enjoyed close ties with state legislators through conferences hosted by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), which advocates harsh sentencing laws. At the conferences, corporations write "model bills" with legislators that have contributed to the escalation of mass incarceration." (16)
Envision prisoners in Alabama working outside doing back-breaking work that other Americans do not want to do. Brings back memories of slave labor in the southern states for good reason. Witness the article "Arizona Brings Back Slavery for Latinos". The embedded video from Cuentame spells the situation out very neatly: "First, the state passes a harsh immigration law. Then, it detains large numbers of immigrants. Third, private prisons (LCS, CCA, GEO) receive fresh inmates. And finally, the artificially created labor shortage is supplied by the new inmates. Does this sound like modern-day slavery to anyone?" (17)
That is also the ACLU's stand. "The imprisonment of human beings at record levels is both a moral failure and an economic one — especially at a time when more and more Americans are struggling to make ends meet and when state governments confront enormous fiscal crises." But it does not stand in the way of reality.. "Mass incarceration provides a gigantic windfall for one special interest group — the private prison industry — even as current incarceration levels harm the country as a whole. While the nation's unprecedented rate of imprisonment deprives individuals of freedom, wrests loved ones from their families, and drains the resources of governments, communities, and taxpayers, the private prison industry reaps lucrative rewards". (18)
I say "it does not stand in the way of reality" because ALEC and the Heritage Foundation set out to accomplish two goals, and brought them both to fruition – despite any opposition. They created an industry and then created the infrastructure and manpower to fit. Do you really think that this is a temporary measure, or is this the way it's going to be—all around the country? Do prisoners have human rights or do they forfeit them at the entrance to the prison? And just think, because of the conservative MSM, you are among the few who truly understand the problem.
Which makes you among the few who know what needs to be done to stop it. Our group, The Voter's Legislative Transparency Project is trying to set up a bus tour to travel around the country, stopping in as many cities as time permits, to hold full day teach-ins to assemblies wherever we stop. Let people know about ALEC and the rest of the Koch Cabal, and show how they have been manipulating our country since 1973. Teaching people to evaluate their candidates to see who is going to honor his/her oath of office, and who is going to be beholden to ALEC or to the Tea Party or even to…Grover Norquist?
[Note: The title of this article, Taxes on the Farmer Feed Us All is from an 1897 song, reissued by Ry Cooder on his album Into the Purple Valley. If you are interested, you can hear it performed by clicking here
(2), (3), (4), (5). (6) http://rockcenter.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/11/14/8760288-immigrant-workers-farmers-fearful-in-wake-of-alabama-immigration-law
(7), (8) http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2011/10/07/338922/alabama-prisoners-immigrants-farm-labor/
(9) http://content.usatoday.com/communities/ondeadline/post/2011/10/ala-weighs-using-inmates-as-farm-workers-to-replace-fleeing-hispanics/1 by Dave Martin, AP
(10) http://alecexposed.org/w/images/6/69/7K3-Immigration_Law_Enforcement_Act_Exposed.pdf
(11) http://alecexposed.org/w/images/2/2d/7K5-No_Sanctuary_Cities_for_Illegal_Immigrants_Act_Exposed.pdf
(12) http://www.policyarchive.org/handle/10207/bitstreams/5904.pdf
(13) http://www.heritage.org/Research/Reports/1988/05/BG650-A-Guide-to-Prison-Privatization
(14) http://heartland.org/policy-documents/where-do-you-stand-immigration
(15) http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/19/us/19prisons.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all
(16) http://www.policymic.com/articles/2404/privatization-of-prisons-is-no-solution-for-overcrowding
(17) http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2011/oct/12/alabama-slavery-latino-immigrants?newsfeed=true
(18) http://www.aclu.org/prisoners-rights/banking-bondage-private-prisons-and-mass-incarceration


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I'm at a wedding in Wichita this weekend. I had a great drive up here yesterday, stopping off in Tonkawa to get a gift for my niece and her new hubby.
Tonkawa is an old old town, small, with a main street and lots of old houses and a few churches. I liked turning onto the road to find this guys studio and the whole street was paved in red brick. His studio was next to a Catholic church in a building that used to be part of a parochial school long ago. I didn't see anything for my own place that really spoke to me or had to have, but I found a nice painting of a church in San Antonio that will make a nice gift..
The hotel here is pretty nice, my folks and my sister and her family are staying here also. so it was fun hanging out after the rehearsal dinner last night downstairs and then in mom and dad's room for a while before bed. I was cracking up at my sister when we left my mom and dad's room last night because before I went into my room caught a glance of her dashing around the corner to go down the stairs, racing her daughter who took the elevator. ha so cute.
Both families, my brother and wife and the groom's family, are solid Christian families and last night had nothing but love and nice things to say for the spouse that their kid had chosen to marry. so both families are really happy about the union.
the wedding is this morning and then a lunch reception. next I'll be driving over to AR to visit my college buds. first J's house to help him with some yardwork ( I bought some things online for his yard that were delivered yesterday) and then tomorrow my ex gf and I plan to see a community theatre production of "The Ordinaries" and then maybe see the new Walton Art Museum in Rogers.
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This study has been commissioned by Scottish Natural Heritage in partnership with English Heritage and Natural England on behalf of the UK Wood Pasture and Parkland Habitat Action Plan Technical Advisory Group (WPPTAG) in response to concern that coring activity may give rise to damage to ancient and veteran trees (AVTs).
On the basis of this study, concerns that coring may cause some harm to living AVTs appear to be reasonably justified. The extent of harm is variable and generally not likely to be extensive in the short term. Concern is principally with regard to long term impacts to trees, particularly AVTs. Therefore, given the considerable value of the AVT resource and its potential vulnerability, a general precautionary approach to coring is a reasonable stance.
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Our economy is drastically changing which means we need more knowledge, experience and talent than before.Internships are necessary to beat the tremendous competition in the job market.
In this article, we bring you everything you need to know about Internships, from the importance of internship to getting an internship in Indore.
An internship helps you gain practical knowledge and experience in a specific profession or occupation. With that being said, it is obvious that they bridge the gap between what is taught in the classroom (theoretical knowledge) and what employers expect them to do (practical knowledge).
You can make the most out of your internship period by gaining as much knowledge as possible by choosing the correct internship opportunity for yourself.
Here's why internships are really important:
For instance, a number of students feel like opting for Science in the eleventh standard is what they need for a bright future. A month later we see them shifting to another field like Commerce/Arts and performing really well.
Similarly, internships are a trailer of what your life would look like for the next 20 years (at least). Even if an internship doesn't help you figure out what you love, it will help you understand what you don't like and prevent you from pursuing an ill-fitting career.
You're wise if you can learn from other people's experiences and foolish if you can't. Interning provides you with the opportunity to watch people up close—your boss, the senior staff such as the CEO/directors of an organisation.
Ask your superior if they'd be fine if you could shadow them for a day. This way, you'll get to evaluate the pros and cons of their jobs.
Take part in meetings, do the extra hours, make contacts. Basically, while interning, be a sponge that soaks up all the information and knowledge. This information will definitely come in handy when you become an employee.
While teachers and professors prepare you for the theoretical part of the projects, it is the practical knowledge that counts.
Your team leaders/managers help you get hands-on experience and give you constructive feedback as and when required to help you become the person you aim to be.
According to a report in 2017, a whopping 25% of applicants weren't t prepared for the complexity of an entry-level role. Additionally, 13% of job applicants were rejected because they did not have an internship experience.
Today, every organisation wants an applicant to have some kind of professional exposure.
In fact, you might even be one of the brightest applicants and reach the final round but may still lose the opportunity if the other candidate has had prior experience.
An internship will help you understand the whole shebang right from the leadership structure to employee relations.
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Linkedin Skills Report states that 57% of professionals rate soft skills (such as problem-solving, teamwork, leadership, communication, etc.) as being more necessary than technical skills. How can you develop soft skills, you ask? The answer is by interning.
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Indore is so much more than the food capital of India. Indore is a promising city when it comes to the business world and has some of the state's best organisations such as Wittyfeed and Raletta Technology.
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Global Encounters Photo & Video Contests
The Lewis Global Studies Center Global Encounters Photo & Video contests provide a venue for Smith students to share their global experiences with the Smith community. All Smith students are encouraged to submit entries depicting a global encounter they experienced abroad or within the United States.
Photo Contest Guidelines
An event held in the fall semester will discuss photography composition, how to choose what to submit and how to abide by ethical photography practices.
Submission Guidelines
Each student may submit up to two photos; each photo must be for a different category. The deadline to submit photos is generally in October of each year.
Submissions are due by Friday, October 2, 2020.
- Up Close: Close-up images of a specific person or thing. (Micro view)
- From Afar: Expansive views of a place or culture. (Macro view)
- Learning Moments: Social interaction between cultures or of the photographer's own immersion in a cultural context. Images that reflect "aha!" moments of discovery.
- Daily Life: Everyday moments in which one experiences culture and environment or simply the active participation in educational activities such as field work, discussion or reflection.
- Cultural Oppositions: A view of two or more distinct cultures shown in relationship to each other.
How to Submit
Digital photos of up to 10 inches in longest dimension, at 300 dpi or at least 1080x809 pixels can be submitted. Winning photos will be printed (roughly 8 x 10 inches) and displayed for the exhibit in the Nolen Art Lounge.
Save photos with a file name in this format: Country_Lastname_Firstname_class year.jpg (Kenya_Jones_Ann_12.jpg) and email the high-resolution digital photo files to firstname.lastname@example.com.
In the text of your email, include the following:
- Your name
- Class year
- Location of the image
- Category/categories to which you are submitting your photo(s) (one category per photo)
- If you were participating in a college sponsored activity, include this information (i.e. study abroad, Praxis, Rhythm Nations, international experience grant, etc.)
- Brief artist statement about the photo
You will also need to include this sentence in the body of your email:
"I ____(type your full name here)___ give permission for Smith College Lewis Global Studies Center to use my photographs for promotional purposes in print and web materials."
The photo contest takes place online. All valid entries will be displayed digitally on the Lewis Global Study Center Facebook page.
The public may vote for a Viewer's Choice photo by "liking" the photo.
A panel of Smith experts in photography, visual anthropology and global culture will be invited to participate in a juried review of the contest submissions and will provide commentary on notable photos and techniques of the photos.
The intent of this juried review is to demonstrate the multiple perspectives on the impact of photographic images as well as the different disciplinary appreciations of photography as cultural documentation, aesthetic representation and student engagement.
All submissions will be displayed in the Nolen Art Lounge from October 19–October 29, 2020.
The reception will be held Wednesday, October 28, 2020 from 4–5:30 p.m. in Campus Center 103/104.
At the reception, the photo contest jurors will discuss why they chose the photos they deemed notable. Prior to the reception, you will be able to vote on Facebook for your favorites to help select the People's Choice photograph! The photograph with the most number of 'Likes' gets the honor.
Video Contest Guidelines
Have you had an international experience during your time at Smith that you want to share in a digital format? Use this opportunity to reflect and share your story. Choose what you want to focus on (e.g. personal growth, local culture, relationships with friends/host family, academics) and then turn it into a video narrative using music, voice-over, photographs and/or video footage. Show us how you interacted with a new environment or a lesson you learned through your global experience. Be creative!
- Video should be between 1 and 3 minutes long.
- Who can enter? Smithies who have studied or interned abroad during their time at Smith for: a year, semester, summer or interterm, and international Smithies reflecting on their time in the United States.
The videos that we feel express most thoughtfully the relationship between the student and their global experience will be chosen to receive awards (a small cash prize & a place for your work on the Lewis Global Studies website).
Your work will also be publicly acknowledged and displayed in the Lewis Global Studies Center during graduation events.
All submissions must be digital. Please upload your submission through Google drive and share with firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition, please include the following in your message:
- Your preferred name and class year
- The title of your video
- Where your global experience took place
- A sentence or two about yourself
- You will also need to include this sentence in the body of your email:
"I ____ (type your full name here)___ give permission for Smith College Lewis Global Studies Center to use my video for promotional purposes in print and web materials."
Submission deadline Friday, February 28, 2020.
Important Copyright Information
Please be sure to use open source music and photographs any time the work is not your own and to credit the original producer. Photographs or video footage of identifiable individuals should have verbal or written consent.
If you have any further questions or would like sample work please contact the Lewis Global Studies Center Social Media Intern Lika Mikhelashvili.
2018 Photo Contest Winners
Maia Russell '19J
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This is a photo of 5-year-old La Cho. He is from the Shan State province of Myanmar but is currently a novice at Naymin Monastery in Mandalay, Myanmar. All boys in Myanmar must spend at least seven days of their youth as a novice, although many, like La Cho, end up spending many years, if not their whole life, learning the teachings of Buddha as well as a more traditional education. On his face he is wearing Thanaka, a paste made from the bark of a tree. All children and women in Myanmar wear Thanaka for its beauty, sun protection and skin cleansing properties. La Cho is a curious and kind child who loves to look at photos of animals and play outside in the sand.
Hanne Gaukel '19
Florence, Italy
Learning Moments
This was my view on my last evening in Florence. I took a stroll in my old neighborhood in the blazing July heat but slowed down to appreciate the Mugnone River and to think about all the times I had crossed it in the past year. It is not one of the most touristy locations in Florence, but it is definitely one of my favorites.
Vivian Hulsey '19
Porto, Portugal
Daily Life
On a cold January morning, a young boy sits while an older man plays an instrument, a chicken stands nearby, a gnome greets the observers, a puppet waits off to the side and religious votives line up in the background. The image was taken at the entrance of the Bolhão Market in Porto, which dates back to 1850.
Karla Pena '19
Ouarzazate, Morocco
Up Close
This is an up close image of a building where an artist would create paintings made from sugar and fire. While on our tour of this area, he demonstrated how he was able to create his art with the sugar and fire.
Nina Sajankila '19
Mürren, Switzerland
Daily Life
Mountains through clouds, colorful roofed buildings and rainy flowers were not a sight I was used to seeing, but for many living in this small town of Mürren, Switzerland, this is life. I was intrigued by the white sky that revealed small portions of the mountain hiding, that I had to piece together like a puzzle. I had no idea of the scene that laid behind, but I was tempted to see what was hiding.
Crystal Zang '20J
Chichicastenango, Guatemala
Daily Life
This photo was taken at a Sunday market in Chichicastenango, Guatemala. "Chicken Bus" in the photo is a prevalent mode of transportation in Central American countries. They are retired school buses from the United States.
Vatsala Ramanan '22
Banaras, India
Up Close
This photograph shows a young boy rowing his boat on the Ganges River during the evening aarti, or prayer. While I was taking his photograph the boy was looking for customers to buy the diyas, or candles, he was selling. Despite numerous rejections from people he continued to market his products with great zeal. It was an incredibly fascinating sight!
Lyric Lott '21
Mizuho, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
From Afar
While in Japan, sushi conveyor belt bars struck me as the perfect symbol of the bridge between Japan's modern art of high-tech convenience and its beloved traditional culture. There one can experience a food Japan has enjoyed for centuries in a modern layout designed to combat the recent issue of overpopulation.
Belise Bwiza '20
Mombasa, Kenya
From Afar
I took these Images during the summer of 2018 when I interned in Kenya in the Smith immersion program.


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Take a fat slice of funk, a side of soul, mix in some rock and jazz and what have you got??? KashKin – purveyors of fine funk and soul for your listening and dancing pleasure.
KashKin are a seven-piece band hailing from Australia's deep south on the edge of the Southern Ocean. Since coming together in March 2015 the band have been playing their brand of infectious funk to a growing and enthusiastic fanbase, including performances at the Taste of Tasmania, the Tasmanian Composers Festival and Concert, the Australian Wooden Boat Festival, and and live radio broadcasts.
In addition to live performances, the band's music has been receiving airplay nationally and internationally in the US and Europe, including being featured on BBC radio on the Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show where they were on the playlist alongside artists such as James Brown, Funkadelic, Michael Jackson, Maceo Parker and others.
The band released the eponymously titled EP 'KashKin' in 2017, and their followup album 'Alpha' was released in March 2018 and is available online from iTunes, Amazon et al.
"Just the right amount of edginess and funk for my liking" – Craig Charles, Craig Charles Funk and Soul Show, BBC Radio 6
"Really, really fantastic positive vibe from these guys" – Kurtis Powers, The Face Radio, Brookln, New York
"KashKin have just released their debut record – a five track eponymous EP that hits you straight between the ears with the opening cut" – Bill Buckley, Soul and Jazz and Funk, UK


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You might not realize it, but a task as seemingly simple as connecting dots, can help children to develop much needed part-to-whole reasoning skills. This process allows kids to take an unfinished picture, and follow the steps to make something whole. In turn, this leads to future development of systems literacy, while also fostering budding number literacy skills, and bolstering confidence in their work.
Here is an adorable connect the dots printable worksheet that will allow your little engineer to build his or her very own train!
Your child will love creating their train, and in doing so, they will do the following:
While working, your child will practice skills that go even deeper than practicing counting and numeracy skills. They will quickly realize that their hard work will transform into something more desirable—a real picture, created by them! By connecting dots, they also produce something that they can be proud of.
This helps kids to:
This connect the dots printable worksheet will no doubt help your child practice many skills to help your blossoming learner "connect the dots" in real life. With so many skills your child can practice, be sure to check out our entire collection of connect the dots worksheets!
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KU News Release
April 1, 2011
Contact: Diane Silver, KU Energy Council, 785-864-1759
Gov. Sam Brownback to open KU Energy Conference
LAWRENCE — Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback will speak at the University of Kansas Energy Conference on April 14 in Lawrence.
Sponsored by the KU Energy Club and the KU Energy Council, the one-day event at the Oread hotel seeks to prompt conversation on all aspects of energy policy. The conference starts at 8:45 a.m. Brownback's speech is scheduled for 9 a.m., followed by a question and answer session with conference participants.
Other confirmed conference speakers include:
— John Hofmeister, the retired president of Shell Oil Co. and the author of the 2010 book "Why We Hate the Oil Companies," who will give the keynote address. After retiring from Shell in 2008, Hofmeister founded Citizens for Affordable Energy, which advocates for nonpartisan affordable energy solutions. Today he is the chief executive of the nonprofit group.
— Larry Kinder, founder of Lily Pad EV, which makes and sells public charging units for electric vehicles
— Bill Eastman, director of environmental services, and Don T. Ford, project manager, both of Westar
— Jim Loving, president of NCRA, a McPherson-based refinery
— Matt Gilhousen, senior vice president of project development of the Lenexa-based wind developer TradeWind Energy
— Rep. Tom Sloan, R-Lawrence, a nationally known expert on energy policy
— Michael Bruce, senior adviser to the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
— Colin Hansen, executive director of Kansas Municipal Utilities
— Ward Burns, from the Region 7 office of the Environmental Protection Agency
— Susan Williams, associate professor of chemical and petroleum engineering at KU and director of KU's Biodiesel Initiative
The conference costs $45. Students from any university may attend for free, but they must register. Register online and use the student coupon code KUEC123 when prompted. Student IDs will be checked at the door. Westar Energy and ExxonMobil provided financial support for the conference.
The KU Energy Club is a student organization that was founded in 2010. The KU Energy Council was formed in 2007 to provide the state and industry with energy research, development and education. Led by KU distinguished professors, the council is a division of the KU Center for Research.
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Cordobes Nude Hat Velveteen Double Braided Trim - The Cremello
The Cremello is a gambler hat made of soft velour fabric that is designed to provide a luxurious "fur-felt feel." This velour hat comes in a unique nude color and is finished with a statement double braid. Whether you spend your holidays traversing through the city or relaxing in the countryside, the Cremello is the perfect hat for your journey. The design seeks inspiration from the classic Spanish Cordobes and features an inner elastic band for added comfort.
- Medium – 58 cm
- Brim 3''
- Crown 4''
- Inner elastic
- Double braided trim
- Spot/clean with cloth
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Yellow Umbrella Crop Top
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This customizable crop top tank top from Bella is great for spring break, summer parties or for just looking cute and trendy.
- 3.6 oz, 52% combed ring spun cotton/48% polyester blend
- Soft 40 singles
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- All measurements are provided by garment vendor; vendor tolerance for all measurements is +/-10%
- All provided measurements are in inches
- What does 40 singles mean any way? A higher number means a finer thread resulting in a tighter weave and a softer, thinner shirt. A typical adult unisex t-shirt is 18 singles.
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My son, Parker, used to eat everything I tried to feed him up until he was about 15 months old. Now he is nearing 19 months and gives me the tight-lipped, "I refuse to eat that concoction you call food" face. That is until I fed him these. I did not even assemble them yet, I just … [Read more...]
Homemade Graham Crackers
I have an eighteen month old little guy at home and I am always looking for snacks that he will really want to eat (and I won't feel too guilty about feeding him) and it turns out he loves graham crackers. Now, I have always gone the route of, if I can make it at home I am … [Read more...]
Peanut Butter Cookie Recipe
I was really in the mood for a peanut butter cookie that was fully loaded with extra peanut butter flavor and crunchy bits. These cookies are soft on the inside with a slightly crunchy exterior. I love them still warm out of the oven when the peanut butter chips are still … [Read more...]
Whoopie Pie Recipe
This recipe came to me from a friend of mine. She made them for my birthday this year and I really loved them, because of their dense texture and rich sweet filling. I asked her to share her whoopie pie recipe with me after I had a few failed attempts at making my own. The … [Read more...]
Italian Almond Cookies
These Italian cookies or Bon Bons are traditionally made with anise flavoring, but since it is not one of my favorites, I decided to substitute almond and vanilla extract for the anise. If you prefer the anise version I would use 1 tsp of anise in place of the almond … [Read more...]


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LensWars: Minolta MD 28-85mm 1:3.5-4.5 vs. MD 28mm 1:3.5 vs. MD 35mm 1:2.8 vs. MD 50mm 1:1.4 vs. MD 85mm 1:2.0
One of the best zooms of pre-AF era is going to fight against famous primes on the most used focal distances. Yes, that primes are powerful, so the victory of zoom looks impossible but it will be great even if it can shows at least a close level of sharpness.
Welcome to see the comparison of Minolta MD 28-85mm 1:3.5-4.5 Zoom, Minolta MD 28mm 1:3.5, Minolta 35mm 1:2.8, Minolta MD 50mm 1:1.4, Minolta MD 85mm 1:2.0
This comparison is correct only for conditions and equipment used for tests. Test results can differ if any element is changed.
Tested lenses:
Test description: Camera Sony A7II (24mpx, full frame) was fixed on the tripod and managed remotely with computer display as a viewfinder. Targets (buildings) were fixed by gravity power on the distances in more than 200 meters. All shots were made with apertures from fully opened and up to F16. ISO-100. Shutter Speed – depends on light (camera A-mode). SteadyShot – OFF. Focus was manually corrected for each shot to exclude focus-shift. For excluding of any possible field curvatures affects – focus was set on the red rectangle for every of positions – center, middle, corner (see scene previews).
Finally, pictures were converted from ARW-files in Capture One with default settings, and with little WB correction (because weather changes). 300×200 px elements were cropped (100% crops), combined into diagrams and exported into JPEG-files.
- I am just a man, I do not pretend that in all cases my focus settings were absolutely accurate. But I aspired to it.
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Focal distance 35mm
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Focal distance 85mm
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My conclusion:
The zoom Minolta New MD 28-85/3.5-4.5 can easy to fight against primes in the center and the middle, from F5.6 at least, even if wide opened this zoom displays a very good result. The difference in resolution on these positions is small and I think that can be skipped during the selection of lens for the walk. Great result, and nice news, especially for owners of cameras with APS-C sensors.
What about corners – zoom has no chances against primes and was beaten by all others of competitors. This result can be easy predicted right after reading the main review-article, and this comparison just shows the size of the difference in resolution to help to make the right decision if the photographer is choosing between primes or zoom. It's good to remember that resolution in corners is important in landscapes or interiors photos, but for most other styles it can be neglected easy.


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Each year, nearly 300,000 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer. About 80% of them live in countries with limited resources. The survival rate of children with cancer is 20% in low and middle-income countries (Lancet Oncology, 2018).
Sanofi set up the My Child Matters program in 2006 to give children the same chance at access to care, regardless of where they live. The program provides financial support, aid from international experts, mentor/mentee programs at the local level, and networking for project developers to share experiences and best practices.
The program contributes to building capacity at the local level in different ways, among others:
- Training healthcare professionals
- Creating and disseminating relevant information about childhood cancer (including cancer registries and epidemiologic data)
- Encouraging earlier detection
- Improving access to treatment and care
Since My Child Matters was set up in 2006, 55 projects in 42 countries have contributed to train 20,000 healthcare professionals and treat over 75,000 children.
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Sandra S. Sendelweck, 71, of Huntingburg, died Tuesday (January 16) at St. Vincent Hospital in Evansville. She was born in New York City October 14, 1946, to Orval Jr. and Ida (Barasoin) Roach. She married Robert L. Sendelweck June 27, 1964, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Haysville.
Sandra retired from 3M Corporation in Indianapolis after 18 years of service. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and attended Living Christ Lutheran Church in Plainfield. She enjoyed fishing, mushroom hunting, cooking, and babysitting her grandchildren, and her nieces and nephews.
She is survived by her husband, Robert L. Sendelweck; three daughters, Shelly Schmitt and husband Myron and Angela Pfister and husband Dr. Greg, all of Ireland, and Cheryl Lampert and husband Doug, Jasper; seven grandchildren, Erica Verkamp, Tyler Lampert, Natalie and Nathan Schmitt, Cameron, Nolan, and Jayden Pfister; one great-grandchild, Blakely Verkamp; three sisters, Joan Kalb, Ireland, Christina Heshelman and husband Kenny, Loogootee, and Lori Letterman, Tennessee; and five brothers, Steven Roach and wife Debbie, Huntingburg, Danny Roach, Alfordsville, Michael Roach and wife Connie, Arkansas, Mark Roach and wife Martha, Loogootee, and Brad Roach and wife Dawn, Bicknell.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Orval Jr. and Ida Roach.
Friends may call from 2-8 p.m. Friday at the Becher-Kluesner North Chapel in Jasper and from 9-10 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Paul's Church or to a favorite charity. Online condolences may be shared at www.becherkluesner.com. Funeral services at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Church with burial following in the church cemetery.


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Fri, May 31|8:00pm - 11:00pm Free
Matt brings his solo act tonight to Lone Star with a touch of jazz, folk and fun. His unique style and vocals will leave you wanting more. Grab a table and your favorite bottle of Texas wine and join us for a good time Friday night!


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When men and women with children separate, their concerns for their families are often restricted to themselves and their children. However, extended family can sometimes be just as important, though they are often left out of considerations. A group of Ontario grandparents is seeking to change the opportunities for their inclusion in divorce and custody proceedings.
A group calling itself Alienated Grandparents Anonymous has been lobbying Queen's Park since 2005 to amend the province's laws concerning grandparents' rights. They are seeking easier access to grandchildren, and the right to be considered for custody. An NDP member of the Legislature has tabled a private member's bill aimed at changing the Children's Law Reform Act to benefit grandparents. This will be the seventh such bill put forward, and none have previously been passed.
It is estimated that 75,000 grandparents in this province have been denied access to their grandchildren. Members of the group believe that grandparents can provide comfort and stability for children who are experiencing the divorce of their parents. Denying them access hurts not only themselves but the children as well. As of now, special considerations are not given to grandparents in custody cases, even if the parents have given up their rights.
When a divorce becomes bitter, anything can be used as a pawn in the battle against a former spouse. Unfortunately, those pawns are often unwitting and innocent participants, such as children and grandparents. Men and women seeking to divorce in Ontario should consider the well-being of their entire family when making arrangements for their separation. A family law attorney may be able to help ensure a stable future for all.
Source: ourlondon.ca, "Grandparents push for access in custody cases", Keith Leslie, Nov. 6, 2016