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Retention of Title Clauses Explained
When a business or organisation provides goods to a person and payment becomes overdue on credit that was offered, the provider should refer to a 'retention of title' clause in their trading terms which will entitle them to take their goods back because of the non-payment.
The following article explains retention of title clauses more thoroughly, explaining when they can be used, how goods can be identified and recovered and what can be done if a contest is made.
Retention of Title Clauses
It can be difficult to enforce a retention of title clause, even if it is well drafted, as the individual circumstances of each case will influence the feasibility and strength of the terms. Debtors who are well informed of exemptions to clauses may be in a position to take advantage of creditors who are less aware of their legal rights or those who do not act swiftly in response to non-payments. It will be particularly difficult to enforce a retention of title clause if the debtor is in significant financial difficulty, and a liquidator or administrator is appointed. For this reason, creditors are encouraged to act quickly and implement their rights as swiftly as possible in order to strengthen their chance of payment or receiving the goods back.
Any business who needs to enforce a retention of title clause in order to recover goods should seek legal advice from an experienced solicitor in order to support their case.
The Contents of a Retention of Title Clause
The retention of title clause will, at the very least, confirm that the supplier of goods will continue to own the items provided until payment has been received and that they are entitled to enter the customer's premises in order to retrieve the goods in the event of overdue or non-payment. The clause will need to be more complex and advanced in order to gain a successful recovery in the following cases:
- If the goods have been resold
- If the goods have been processed in some way
- If the items have been incorporated into a different product
- If the incorporated product has been sold.
The supplier will need to carefully confirm what the clause covers in order to ensure that they have the right to retrieve goods in specific circumstances.
Trading Terms Between Suppliers and Receivers
In order to ensure that clauses are enforceable, suppliers must ensure that their trading terms with the customer are contracted effectively. For the retention of title clause to be implemented, an offer to the customer must have been made to contract on the suppliers trading terms and the offer must have been accepted for the trading terms to be applicable. To confirm this, the supplier must ensure that:
- Their trading terms are in writing. Although unwritten contracts are still viable, it is much more difficult to prove that the retention of title clause was included if it is not written down.
- The agreement to terms was received before the goods being supplied. If the agreement came after the supply, the terms may not apply.
- That evidence of the agreement to terms can be provided, such as a signature from the customer or written confirmation of acceptance.
Recovering Goods Following Overdue Payments
In some instances, it may not be of benefit to recover goods, such as when they are perishable, like food. If the payment terms are 30 days and payment becomes overdue, such items may be spoiled or of no value and not worth recovering.
However, in other instances, when payment is not made, to avoid financial loss, the goods can be recovered to be resold. There are considerations that must be made when undertaking the process of goods recovery, including:
Identifying the goods: If the supplier is not able to identify their goods from those of another supplier, they will not be able to recover them. The trading terms should dictate that the customer is required to store the goods away from those of other suppliers to ensure that they are readily identifiable until full payment has been made. To be secure, the supplier should attempt to mark their goods in some way to ensure that they can effectively identify their items if they are mixed with those of other suppliers.
Determine which goods have and have not been paid for. In some instances, a customer may pay for some goods and not others, and so the supplier will need to determine what has been paid for and what has not to ensure that they only recover goods that are unpaid. If the supplier cannot prove that the goods have not been paid for, they will not be entitled to recover them. Suppliers may include an 'all monies' provision in the retention of title clause which means that they are entitled to hold ownership of all of the goods supplied to a customer until payment is received for everything. This means that recovery of goods will be authorised if the debtor owes any money to the supplier at all.
Rights Over Proceeds
The retention of title clause is also able to contain a right over the proceeds of sale inclusion for the goods supplied to a customer. For a supplier to implement this, the debtor must become their 'fiduciary'. This effectively means that the customer is treated as if they were acting as a sales agent for the supplier and this makes them accountable to the supplier for the proceeds of sale.
This is a complex area of law and will require specialised drafting. Suppliers should be aware that the courts do not often uphold this type of clause and so specific legal advice should be sought in order to determine suitability and necessity.
Liquidators and Administrators
A retention of title clause will be especially important in the event that a debtor has significant financial troubles and a liquidator or administrator has been appointed. In these circumstances, the supplier of goods should seek immediate legal advice in order to strengthen the likelihood of receiving what is owed or recovering the goods. It is important to recognise that a liquidator or administrator may not be aware of the debt to the supplier and as such, the following should be forwarded to them as a matter of urgency:
- A copy of the trading terms
- A copy of the debtor's account statement
- Any invoice copies for the debtor
The supplier should request that the receiver responds in writing to confirm receipt and acknowledge the claim and a request should be made to see the goods to confirm that they are in good condition. The trading terms between the supplier and debtor should set out that in a case of insolvency, all amounts owed should become immediately payable and the retention of title causes should begin immediately upon the appointment of a liquidator.
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- 3 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- 1 medium yellow onion, sliced
- 1 red pepper, peeled, seeded and diced
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 65ml dry white vermouth
- 900g waxy potatoes (about 4 to 5), peeled
- 250ml water
- 50g chopped fresh basil leaves
- 450g plum tomatoes
- 35g freshly grated Parmesan or vegetarian alternative
2) Heat the rest of the oil in a saucepan over medium heat. Add the garlic, onion and pepper, season with the salt and pepper, and cook until tender, about 8 minutes. Add the vermouth and simmer to reduce by about half.
3) Using a mandoline or vegetable slicer, slice the potatoes about 0.25cm thick and add them to the pan with the water, salt and pepper to taste. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat and cook, stirring, until the mixture has thickened slightly, about 2 minutes. Stir in the basil.
4) Transfer the mixture to the prepared baking dish and shake the pan to distribute the potatoes evenly. Season with salt and pepper. Slice the tomatoes about a 0.5cm thick and arrange them in a shingled pattern on top of the potatoes. Season with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil.
5) Bake, uncovered, until the potatoes are tender, about 1 1/2 hours. Sprinkle the cheese over the top and bake until brown and bubbly, about 15 minutes more. Remove from the oven and let casserole cool for 10 minutes before serving. This can also be served at room temperature.


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Seitan isn't something I use very often, primarily because I really don't miss meat at all, and there's no doubt that Seitan resembles meat in terms of texture.
However, every now and then, there's a recipe that could and should be really enhanced by the use of Seitan, and this, in mho, is one such recipe.
According to Wikipedia:
"Wheat gluten is an alternative to soybean-based foods such as tofu, which are sometimes used as meat substitutes. Some types of wheat gluten have a chewy or stringy texture that resembles meat more than other substitutes. Wheat gluten is often used instead of meat in Asian, vegetarian, Buddhist, and macrobiotic cuisines. Mock duck is a common use for wheat gluten.
Wheat gluten has been documented in China since the 6th century.[2] It was widely consumed by the Chinese as a substitute for meat, especially among adherents of Buddhism.[3] The oldest reference to wheat gluten appears in the Qimin Yaoshu, a Chinese agricultural encyclopedia written by Jia Sixie in 535. The encyclopedia mentions noodles prepared from wheat gluten called bo duo.[2] Wheat gluten was known as mian jin by the Song dynasty (960–1279). Wheat gluten arrived in the West by the 18th century."
This stir-fry has all the kick and oomf of a kung fu fighter lol…big tastes, big flavours and big textures.
Of course the Seitan could be substituted with tofu or tempeh…or just left out altogether, but the texture really helps this high-kicking stir-fry along the way!
Regarding Black Bean Sauce, it's one of the few store-bought chinese sauces that's vegan. You can make your own if you can track down fermented salted black beans.
Here's list of basic ingredients they can vary…) ….google it…. 😉
Vegetable Oil, Fermented Salted Black Beans, Garlic, Vegetable Stock, Dark Soy Sauce, Rice Wine, Onions, Red Pepper.
In the end though, the key to this dish is a couple of really good quality, good-sized, juicy, tangy tomatoes…. which can be a hard-ask, given that some super-market tomatoes taste of very little….
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'But I Say to You': Scriptural Law and Living the Ethics of Jesus
Texts: Psalm 119, Matthew 5:21-26
As it turns out, Psalm 119 is not only the longest Psalm in the Book of Psalms, but also the longest chapter of all the chapters of all the books in the Bible. Fortunately for all of us, I talked myself out of thinking this gave me free license to deliver the longest sermon of all the sermons given at First Church. That said, let me share with you some brief-ish reflections on this text and the passage from The Gospel According to Matthew.
The psalms are sometimes seen as instructive: they seem to model the proper human response to the circumstances of this earthly life. They focus on how to live through great triumphs and tribulations in light of the possibility and, for some of us, the reality of God. Psalm 119 is specifically concerned with the law: "law," "decrees," "precepts," "statutes," "commandments," "ordinances" and other legal terms are used regularly throughout this, the longest chapter of the Bible. Now, laws of all kinds are shaping lives in this country even more visibly than usual as of late, so if Psalm 119 showcases the ideal human response to laws, then this seems like the right time to pay attention to what it has to say.
I admit, First Church, that I am skeptical when it comes to the law. I'm sure that has everything to do with our own legal system here in the united states: it has a tendency to yield results that depart from anything that looks like justice, to me. I find especially disturbing its failings with regard to bodies that live outside the protective auspices of whiteness, maleness, typical mental and physical ability status, and heteronormativity. So I read Psalm 119 and wonder what all this talk of the law is doing amid scripture—especially such wholesale praise of the law.
But I find solace in knowing that the community or communities that composed this psalm are concerned not with the laws of these united states, but rather the laws of God. We find that walking in those laws of God grants happiness or, according to some translations, "blessedness." We find that keeping our eyes on God's commandments prevents shame. We find that if we can observe the divine statutes, then we have the hope of abiding in the divine presence; with expectant and hopeful hearts, we, like the psalmists, can implore God to "not utterly forsake" us. So there is a purpose for keeping and even basking in the divine law: observing these laws keeps us in relationship with God—walking in these laws means a "closer walk with Thee." Dwelling in the law becomes a path to dwelling with God. Honoring God's precepts yields proximity to the divine. For the author or authors of this verse, these laws are far from arbitrary, and certainly far from punitive. Observing God's laws enlivens our sense of the divine: it fosters a relationship with God that is shameless, that is close, that is blessed.
A life of blessed closeness with the Spirit. A life beyond shame. Can you imagine? For those of us who seek such an experience, the question becomes not "should I follow?" but, rather, "what do I follow?" After all, in our preserved record of God's word, we have numerous covenants, laws, and teachings. What law do I follow? Which do we choose: all of them? Some of them? The easiest to observe? The hardest?
Mercifully, the Gospel According to Matthew provides some guidance. Come, now, First Church: we're getting close to the law by which we must live, so imagine with me now.
It is late morning, or perhaps early evening; the Book of Matthew does not tell us, opting instead to let us set the scene. There is still light in this day, and so a copper-skinned, Jewish man in his early thirties, probably with wooly brown hair and eyes that people find compelling, goes on a hike up a mountain only so far from the Mediterranean Sea. With him are his closest followers, maybe they are even his friends: the people he spends his days and nights with, the ones who have studied him closely—more closely than so many others. Maybe they exchange jokes on their hike, or comment on the foliage that surrounds them, or attempt to ask questions of this teacher with whom they spend so much time and whose effect upon crowds they have witnessed, but about whom they seem so often to be confused. Finally, they come to a clearing where they can comfortably sit; sipping water, catching their breath, a hush descends and the teacher begins to speak. He tells them about the laws of their tradition; laws they have heard time and again. And then he adds things to those laws; things they have never heard.
Remember how they used to teach that we should not murder, and that, if we do, we would be judged?
Well, I say to you that if you are angry with another, you are liable to be judged.
I say to you that if you insult another, you are liable.
If you so much as call another a "fool," you are liable.
Do you see, First Church, what this teacher named Jesus has done?
We find him in a familiar role as interpreter of divine laws that he holds up alongside the teachings he now brings. And those teachings raise the stakes. In other words, the code of ethics that Jesus introduces raises the bar for how we live our days alongside one another.
How so? Well, we can no longer go through the Ten Commandments at the end of the day and so swiftly determine whether you or I fulfilled God's law. It is easier, after all, to answer the question, "Did I murder today?" than to answer the questions, "Am I angry? Have I insulted someone?" Or consider the questions Jesus gives us just a few verses later: "Did I commit adultery" versus "Did I commit adultery in my heart?" How much more difficult it is to discern if we have fulfilled or fallen short of God's law when Jesus speaks to us. With this teacher, we are now called to live according to divine precepts, ordinances, commandments, laws, ethics, and teachings that are more difficult to walk in, because they are more subtle; that require more of us, because they require a discerning heart. But if by living according to these teachings of Jesus we are brought closer to the presence of God, then surely we must struggle to fulfill them.
So, what does fulfilling divine law, as delivered by Jesus, look like? Especially now, when public attention is more focused than usual on the way that human laws threaten to change our lives? Especially now, when these laws and executive orders affect not only individuals, but also our collective existence—when these laws target not just our private lives, but the public sphere by limiting who may exist freely, publicly, and visibly within the borders of this country? I think we, too, must resist publicly by fulfilling the teachings of Jesus not only in our individual lives, but also in our collective life together. So, if our theology must address "the problems of the public sphere" and our example for this kind of theology is the life of Jesus, who "declared himself to be on the side of […] those who are rejected and oppressed," then what of our own lived-theology? (1)
For me, this is the lived-theology of Bayard, the gay, Black organizer who, in less than two months, pulled together the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, the largest demonstration in this country's history at that time. This is the lived-theology of Dorothy and Peter, who founded the Catholic Worker Movement in 1933 that has produced hundreds of hospitality houses across the country, houses that, still to this day, welcome the stranger, the dispossessed, the lonely, and any who wish to overcome the isolation of our individualism in favor of the familiarity with difference that living in community grants us. But this kind of faith in the public forum is not just a relic of yesteryear. It is with us today. This is the lived-theology of Mijente, a new national hub of Latinx community organizers that calls us to, get this, "imagine a movement that is not just Pro-Latinx, but pro-Black, pro-woman, pro-queer, pro-poor, because our community is all that and more." This is the lived-theology of Charlene, National Director of the Black Youth Project 100, who calls us to not only declare that Black Lives Matter, but also to Build Black Futures by reminding us that you cannot talk about racial justice without talking about economic justice, because our systems of race-based oppression are intimately linked to our systems of economic and class-based oppression. This is the lived-theology of the people who struggled alongside Bayard, Dorothy, Peter, Mijente, and Charlene, because we know that none of them do it alone.
And this might yet be our lived-theology. For some of us, public demonstrations and organizing against the oppressive laws of this country is new. For some, organizing or resisting is old news, but perhaps seeing that work as the expression of religious beliefs or ethical convictions is new. For others of you, it is second nature. But what matters more than our history of resisting in the past is what we do today, in the inescapable present.
For many of us, the question is not whether we will act. It is how we will act. Will we live according to the ethics of our own conscience, or by the ethics of that copper-skinned, Jewish teacher? Will we march along streets to affirm the equality of women and be done, or will we, like Jesus, also intervene when an armed mob threatens to stone a woman—whether overtly, through physical violence, or more subtly, through the common manifestations of sexism in the classroom, the streets, and the workplace? Will we offer sanctuary to those who most fit our idea of a life that is worthy of our concern: upwardly-mobile, well-educated lives, young, employed lives, socially-lauded and publicly-presentable lives? Or will we, like Jesus, eat with the socially forlorn: for him, these were described as tax collectors and sinners. For us, we use words like "poor," or "homeless," or "criminal."
My point is not to disparage certain forms of resistance. Let me be clear: it is likely that all of these forms and actions are needed. We will each have to decide for ourselves what we are willing to do, what social risks we are willing to take, what human laws we are willing to challenge and break. We will each have to interrogate why we are willing to take certain actions, but not others. I certainly can't tell any of us what to do; no one can.
But I can say that living into our ethics, our beliefs, our theologies will require imagination and a discerning heart. If we can imagine Jesus giving the sermon on the mount, certainly we can imagine ourselves living in ways that honor that sermon. For those inspired by the story of that Jewish teacher from the region of Galilee, living the teachings of Jesus will likely require us to raise the bar of our ethical aims.
For me, this is a level of ethical living, self-reflection, and moral analysis that is difficult. Maybe some of you find it easier than I do to follow in Jesus's footsteps; but who among us has not fallen short of the glory of God? Living into that glory is effortful. It far exceeds the effort required to measure my actions against a list of hard-and-fast rules like codified laws or biblical commandments. It takes time, energy, and effort, all of which seem to be in short supply.
But I remember the promise that awaits those who live according to God's law: closeness with God. An experience of blessedness, whatever that might entail. A life beyond the shackles of shame. In this time of human laws and executive orders that are changing the public sphere, we must unabashedly live out our ethics in that public sphere so that it might be changed for the better. Go live in a state of effortful ethical discernment, First Church. Judge your resistance not by what we have heard it said we must do according to the laws of old or even our well-worn personal moral standards. Judge, instead, by the ethical standard epitomized in the life of a copper-skinned, Jewish teacher we call Jesus the Christ. Amen.
1) Metz, Johann Baptist. Faith in history and society: toward a practical fundamental theology. Translated by James Matthew Ashley. New York: Crossroad Pub. Co., 2011, 87-9.


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Phone: 843-455-7200
New Homes Specialists
Carol Cassidy 843-446-6867
Carol Cassidy moved to Myrtle Beach from Ohio
after graduating from Liberty University in Virginia She enjoys spending time with her husband, Ron, and two teenage sons. She has a record of successfully working with buyers and sellers to meet and exceed their real estate goals. She is a member of the Cana Development Group team at Keller Williams. For expert advice, attention to detail, and personal service with a smile, call on Carol to produce results for you. Her goal is to exceed your expectations.
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Strand, and has raised his sales experience on the Grand Strand. He and his wife Anne, an Horry County school teacher, raised their family in Myrtle Beach, and are now helping with two young grandchildren. Clay's motto is "The Grand Strand, a wonderful place to live, work and play".
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Weston is a second generation Realtor, and
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Murals were kept and displayed in some ancient buildings
around Baisha village that is located about 10 kilometers
to the north of Lijiang Ancient Town adjoining Jade
Dragon Snow Mountain to its north. The village was the
birthplace of the Tusi (the word means clan chief in
Chinese) of Mu (a clan), and was the earliest political
and spiritual center of Naxi ethnic minority.
During Ming and early Qing dynasties when
Tusi was at the peak of its political power architecture
was built and murals were created, but only some of
them were preserved relatively well. Dabaoji Hall as
one of them has had the most number of murals among
various buildings, 558 pieces. Glazed Hall, another
one has hosted the earliest mural painted before 1417.
Baisha Murals is the combination of Naxi,
Tibetan, Bai and Han artistic designs. Most of the murals
vividly describe the religious stories of Buddhism,
Taoism and Confucianism. One of its characteristics
is combining several religious stories and having them
in one painting. Therefore, Baisha murals are quite
unique from murals elsewhere. Figures of Buddhism, Taoism
and Confucianism might appear in one mural and 100 portraits
at least would be in each of the murals. The portraits
in these paintings include not only the religious figures
but also ordinary people like farmers, tourists and
criminals. The murals are one of the good evidences
showing the superb artistry, outstanding creativity
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You will find all the amenities to enhance your stay and make it memorable.
• Garden table in solid wood of the Pyrenees
• Barbecue
• Swing
• Ski room
• Garage and workshop for 15 bikes
• Terrace and garden
Outside the guest house there is free parking space for several vehicles
Good to know
-The Garage allows to store more than 15 bikes
-A workshop is at your disposal for the main maintenance repair routine
-Wash area for your bikes
-The ski room is accessible from the inside of the lodge
Week 7 days/6 nights:
-From €800 to €1900, all charges included summer and winter.
Special Weekend Package:
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Main Farm House Semi-detached, single storey, separate entrance, in a farm setting
from £43/Night (rates)
4 people
3 Guest House - Bed & Breakfast
Liveable floor area : 3,800 Sq.ft.
3 Guest House - Bed & Breakfast
Liveable floor area : 3,800 Sq.ft.
Swimming poolParkingBaby chair
- View : Panoramic, farmland, Vineyards, forest
- Children welcome
- Setting : Agricultural, Rural
- Forest at <165'
- Culture
- Pets accepted
- Exposure : West
Advert No. 55886
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Herdade da MaroteiraAdvert 55886Aldeia da Serra - District of Évora - Portugal
The guest rooms
Charming Maisonette
4 guests
5 guests
4 guests
1. Charming Maisonette
4 people 4 adults
Rates Calendar Availability Guest House - Bed & Breakfast in Aldeia da Serra
Seasons & Availability Main Farm House in Aldeia da Serra
Rates Main Farm House in Aldeia da Serra
Season Night Weekend week 2 weeks Month
Low season£91* - £450* - £1802*
Mid season - - - - -
High season£114* - £569* - £2275*
Festive specials - - - - -
Promotional period - - - - -
Room 1Room 2Room 3
ServiceFrequencyIncluded / SuppliedSupplementRates
Beach towels
Cleaning1 X / per week
Cleaning on departure
Garden/swimming pool maintenance
BBQ meal£16
Locally produced meals£15
For your guidance
Information :
Children welcome
Pets accepted
Non smoking rental
Mobile telephone network coverage
Personal transport advisable
Water : hot/cold
Local voltage supply : 220-240V / 50Hz
Electricity supply : mains
Booking conditions
Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 50% of rental sum
Payment balance : on handing over the keys
rentals :
Service charges included
Day tax included
Cleaning charge on departure included
Anticipated supplement for : animals
Accepted methods of payment :
Bank transfer (wire)
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Assets House
Swimming pool : Shared swimming pool, unusual (length 46', width 20', diameter 9.8')
Parking : Parking uncovered
Advantages : Sunbed, 4X4 vehicle
baby equipment : Baby chair
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Converted property 55886
Leisure Aldeia da Serra - District of Évora
Specific activities on site or less than 5 km/ 3 miles :
CULTURE Alentejo
Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, pathway, hiking
Attractions and relaxation : Restaurant, historical site, museum, festivals, local craftshop
SurroundingsCountryside - District of Évora
Locality :
Public swimming pool at 4.5mi.
Forest at <165'
Amenities :
Village centre at 1.5mi.
Town centre at 4.5mi.
Bus stop / bus station at 4.5mi.
Bus pick up point beach at 4.5mi.
Car rental at 18.5mi.
Breadshop at 4.5mi.
Local shops at 4.5mi.
Supermarket at 4.5mi.
Hairdressing salon at 4.5mi.
Post office at 4.5mi.
Bank at 4.5mi.
Cash point at 4.5mi.
Chemist at 4.5mi.
Doctor at 4.5mi.
Nurse at <165'
Hospital at 4.5mi.
Location AccessHouse Aldeia da Serra
Herdade da Maroteira
7170 Aldeia da SerraAlentejo
GPS coordinates of accommodation
Latitude 38°42'0"N
Longitude 7°34'26"W
Access routes Guest House - Bed & Breakfast 55886
at 25,5mi. / 30min.
Motorway (junction) A6 (6)
Évora, District of Évora, Alentejo, Portugal
Towns close by
Redondo (4.5mi.)
Estremoz (15.5mi.)
Évora (27,5mi.)
Close to Azaruja, Ribeira de Mosqueiros, Pedra do Cavalo, Ribeira da Azambuja, Arroyo de Chavasco, Ribeiro do Tamboril, Alto da Esparregueira, Serra da Sina, Arroyo del Trazo, Ribeiro da Palha, Ribeira do Vale de Seda, Vale de Paio, Ribeira da Cruz, Cabeco da Peninha, Ribeiro de Zorra, Ribeiro dos Amarelos, Ribeira do Rio, Ribeira da Pipa, Ribeira da Goncala, Ribeiro do Arieiro, Arroyo Amaro
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Natural Hardwood Flooring in Thousand Oaks
Is it time to update the flooring in your home? From the unique looks of ash and pine to the characteristic varieties of hickory, hardwood flooring lends your home's aesthetic a natural beauty that you won't find in any other flooring. Thanks to its natural character and beautiful tones, you'll find that there's nothing like the timeless durability of hardwood.
Thousand Oaks Carpet One knows what a difference hardwood floors can make in your home. This is why we provide you with so many different choices in Thousand Oaks, CA. With such a great variety of hardwood species, glosses, edge and end types, top brands and more, you'll find your perfect hardwood floor here at Carpet One in Thousand Oaks. Hardwood flooring can make a home contemporary or elegant, and improves the look of any room in a home.
What makes Carpet One a cut above the rest? By choosing Thousand Oaks hardwood flooring from Carpet One, you ensure that your new hardwood floors are of the highest quality. Whether you are putting in hardwood flooring for the first time, are totally re-imagining your whole home, or are starting from scratch in a new home, Carpet One can help. We are well equipped to help you choose the right flooring for the needs of your home in Thousand Oaks, CA. Our sales professionals are experts when it comes to choosing flooring. Thousand Oaks Carpet One is careful to tailor our service to your needs. By assessing your requirements and evaluating our selection, we work with you to choose the best type of Carpet One Thousand Oaks flooring for your home. Plus, we have multiple levels of SelectAFloor™ warranties to choose from, so you can protect the life of your hardwood floors over time. Not only are we experts when it comes to selecting the right flooring for your home; we're also experts in installation! Our experts complete your nstallation professionally, so you'll have the same great service our customers have come to expect from Carpet One.
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Family: Umbelliferae
English name – Celery, Ajowan
Hindi name, Marathi name, Gujarathi name – Ajamoda
Telugu name: Ajumoda vayu
Kannada name: Ajamoda oma
Arabian and Farsi name: Karafsehindi.
Sanskrit synonyms:
Bastamoda, Ajamoda – smell resembles goat
Kharashva, Lochakarkata, Kharahva, Vallimoda, Hastimayuraka, Mayoora, Deepyaka.
Classical categorization:
Charaka samhita:
Shoolaprashamana – herbs that relieve abdominal pain
Deepaneeya – herbs that improve digestion strength
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Anantmool or Hemidesmus is an Ayurvedic herb, used to treat numerous diseases and ailments. It is an ingredient in Ayurvedic medicines, used for its medicinal properties. Today we will be describing you the health benefits of this miraculous herb.
Hemidesmus is a creeper plant which grows on trees. It has a very simpler look, but don't go on its look, it is filled with medicinal properties.
Aparajita has several synonyms in Ayurvedic scriptures like gokarnika, ardrakarni, girikarnika, supuspi, mohanasini, sveta etc. It is one of the herbs mentioned in all ancient scriptures of Ayurveda. The great sage Caraka has categorized it as sirovirecana- usefil in cleansing nasal therepy (Caraka Samhita. Sutra-4) In Raja Nighantu it is cited as caksusya- beneficial to eyes in ophthal mopathy. In Dhanvantari Nighantu it is mentioned as visadosaghni – which alleviates toxins. Sustruta has also mentioned it as visaghna – which eliminates toxins.
Aparajita grows throughout India. It is a beautiful-looking plant, hence cultivated in gardens. It is a perennial twining herb having 7 leaflets, which are elliptic and obtuse; There are few varieties with white, violet and blue flowers. The pods are 5-7 cm long, flat with 6 to 10 seed, in each pod. The flowers resemble in shape to cow's ear, hence the synonym- gokarnika.
The botanical name of aparajita is Clitoria ternatea and it belongs to family Fabaceae, Pipilionaceae. The root bark contains starch, tannin and resin. The seeds contain a fixed oil, a bitter acid resin (the active principle), tannic acid, glucose (a light brown resin) and ash. The taste of the seeds is brittle and contains a cotyledon, which is full of granular starch. From leaves, clitorin and kaempferol have been isolated. A lactone-aparajitin from leaves, sitosterol from seeds, taraxerol from roots and sitosterol and anthoxanthin from seed are isolated (Ind. J. Pharm. 1968, 30, 167.) Isolation and identifi-cation of cyanine chloride and kaempferol from the flowers has been done. From seed-oil palmitic, stearic, oleic, linoleic and linolenic acids are yielded. Six acylated anthocyanins A, B, C, D, E and F are isolated from blue flowers along with kaempferol and its 3- glucoside, robinin, quercetin and 3-glucoside and ternatins A and B are partially characterized
Our ancient poets have all paid glowing tributes to the beautiful flowers, fruits and trees of our country and have particularly sung in praise of the Ashoka Tree.
Even te great poet Kalidas has referred to it many times and we read of Ashoka Vatika in the Ramayana also. The word "Ashoka" itself means "devoid of sorrow". In the season of Vasanta, the flowers of the tree offer a pleasing sight.
Ayurveda has made good use of the Ashoka tree. The bark of the tree is used for medicinal purposes. It is cooling, soothing, pungent and dry. It improves complexion, allays thirst and burning sensation, expels worms, and removes swelling and blood impurities.
It reduces pain and hence it has got an energizing effect also. It stops bleeding. This herb is chiefly used in the treatment of leucorrhoea, discharge of excessive blood and the diseases of the uterus.
The following are the simple home remedies deseribed in the ancient texts and used even today in the rural areas with great advantage.
Take the bark of Ashoka 2 tolas, milk ½ seers and water ½ seers; boil them together gently and when only milk is left, filter it. Given regularly it decreases leucorrhoea, and menstrual flow is maintained at the normal level.
The powder of the flowers taken with water is highly efficacious in diarrhea with blood discharge.
A famous remedy prepared from Ashoka is Ashokarishta, which is highly efficacious in diseases of women. It is a fine tonic. ½ oz taken with equal quantity of water for a long time after the principal meals will stop excessive bleeding, reduce leucorrhoea and relieve headache. Even a complete cure of leucorrhoea is achieved with the prolonged use of this medicine.
Some of the health benefits and uses of babul are as listed below:
• In Ayurveda it is used as antiasthmatic, stimulant, pain-killing and antidepressant remedy.
• Whole plant is crushed and used for itchiness and itch related diseases.
• Its roots are used for leucoderma, angiopathy, metropathy, ulcers, dysentery, swellings, jaundice, bronchial asthma, small pox, strangury, fevers.
• Its leaves are used for hydrocele, hemorrhoids, fistulous withers, scrofula, pinkeye, cuts and bleeds.
• Whole plant is used for vesical calculi, for dropsy, rheumatoid arthritis, myodynia and uterine tumors
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|Steam distillation
|Parts Used
|Flowering plant
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April 4, 2020 - Latest: What has happened to markets this year? by Darius McDermott
1st October 2013
It is not the US shut down but the negotiations surrounding the debt ceiling that could have big implications for the investors say experts.
Investors have become used to political brinkmanship in the US with negotiations going to the wire but each time a resolution has been found. Hargreaves Lansdown's senior investment manager Adrian Lowcock says: "These negotiations are the warm up act. The bigger issue, in around 17 days' time, is negotiations to raise the $16.7trn US debt ceiling. Failure to raise the debt ceiling and allow the US government to continue borrowing could force the country into a default scenario which could then have more serious consequences for investors.
"A US default is highly unlikely but political negotiations could create volatility in stock markets. This doesn't look like a selling trigger. Investors should focus on their long term goals and use any short term weakness as opportunities to invest."
HL notes that in August 2011, a similar scenario played out. The S&P 500 fell 19.74% from its peak in July 2011 as the S&P credit rating agency cut their top notch rating for the US and investors sold out. However by the end of the year the S&P had recovered and ended the year up 1.46%.
Chris Saint, Head of Currency Dealing, Hargreaves Lansdown says: "The US dollar extended its recent decline against the pound (lows of US$1.6261) after the deadline was missed. The fallout appears to have been limited by hopes that significant damage to the US economic recovery will be avoided, assuming a resolution can be agreed upon very soon. In September we saw demand for US dollars rise 29% on the previous month."
The chief investment officer of Psigma Tom Becket has lambasted the 'fools who control the US economy in Washington" following the US government shut down.
In a note to investors, he describes US politicians as "useless, dangerous, clowns". He adds: "This is our cutting edge view on the fools who control the US economy in Washington. Having quarrelled childishly over the US debt ceiling over the last few months, they have finally 'gone over the edge' and forced certain parts of the US public service to shutdown, as the money isn't there to pay all the bills.
"For those of you worried that planes will be falling from the skies and murderers will be skipping merrily from jail, this is not the case. Instead, amongst other things, certain veterans/ pensioners will not get their entitlement cheques, lights will be turned off at landmarks, gates slammed shut at National Parks and, the lord be praised, Capitol Hill's Twitter feed will shut down.
His assessment along with other experts is that the shut down will not have huge implications for the US economy at least not yet.
"From an immediate point of view we are relatively unconcerned about the outcomes of this latest nonsense, as we expect a patchwork resolution to be thrown over this fine mess and we will move on to the next battle, over the details of the debt ceiling and the (yet to be passed) budget. Then we will have the US mid-term elections to look forward to. There will be some conciliation over the debt ceiling, although it might be a while before we get there.
"President Obama has been missing from negotiations and needs to step in to the breach, not least as his second term is following the same misguided path as his first. A similar event, admittedly in a less poisonous political backdrop, lasted 3 weeks in the mid-90s. Such a delay is unlikely here, although the Republican elephant would like to trample over Obamacare thoroughly to make himself heard," he adds.
Becket adds: "The banking sector has recuperated and the housing market recovery is broadening out. Missing parts of the equation, such as small business confidence and capital expenditure were slowly coming back. Generally things are getting better, as we have suggested in our own (less worthy) missives in the last few months. The politicians should recognise that they are in danger of breaking this brittle recovery and delaying a return to trend growth again. Top of the list of companies' concerns is Obamacare and taxation; boy do we love politicians."
"In turn, in an environment where the economy is healing, where global growth is more balanced, where companies are very strong and interest rates very low, it will come as no surprise that the pesky politicians remain perched at the top of our list of concerns."


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magnolia is a-bloomin in my backyard = Happy Spring!
Although I was a fabulous note taker in high school and college, I never was a wonderful student. I often copied down everything the teacher wrote and said, having no idea what I was supposed to be learning. I spent lots of late nights cramming in last minute information so I could get just get by. I just couldn't learn during class. It was too much for me to listen, write, and comprehend all at once. However, once I "got it", I had a natural tlalent to organize and explain. Maybe I should become a teacher?
After teaching math and computer classes for 5 years, I was asked to teach one hour of biology for the 2006-07 school year. Little did I know how little I really knew about biology. The first year was torture. I spent way too much time with an antiquated textbook and Wikipedia. I dreaded teaching that hour. Due to my lack of plans and confidence, I had to deal with lots of behavior problems. Somehow I survived and the following year I taught 5 hours of biology. This gave me a chance to really dig in and relearn biology. I relied on youtube, Discovery Education, NPR, NCSTA, and countless other sites to provide me information and teaching strategies. Once I started to understand the expectations and concepts I absolutely loved the class! This experience has not only taught me more about all living things than most would like to know, but also how to be a true internet learner.
Last school year left me feeling kind of down about the current biology teaching practices in my school. I really want students to understand the concepts, not memorize or "kind of get it". I want them to apply the concepts to real situations. I want them to think critically and be amazed by the diversity of life on this earth. I want them to think outside of the box and realize the important role humans have with all other life. Somehow, all of this has led me to creating an online Moodle site for my class. This is my first school year using Moodle and I have had very little training on it. The original plan in September was to upload all handouts, presentations, assignments, and video clips used in class. I figured this would be beneficial for students to refer back to review and use to study at home. Absent students would be able to access what they missed. Parents would be able to login and check out what their student is doing in school. Other staff members could login and use my materials. After a few months I noticed most students were not visiting the site very often. Considering the many hours spent uploading a ridiculous amount of files and links, I was quite disappointed. This has required me to rethink the content and use of my Moodle courses.
Concern: Course Structure and Organization
My original Moodle site had way too much information and not enough student involvement.
After giving a few quizzes on Moodle I noticed how much students liked the instant feedback.
Because of this I added practice quizzes for them to study with. I also had my students post to their first forum last week and it was a huge. I am going to the them post once a week for the rest of the school year.
Concern: Checking all of that work!
The tests and quizzes are easy to check. I love the re-grade option in Moodle and use it often! I don't think I would be as concerned about all of the grading if I were "just teaching an all online course". I would think those instructors have to allot grading time into their daily routines. However, from 7 – 3 each day, I am completely occupied teaching. Not necessarily lecturing, but talking with and forming relationships with students. This does not leave much time to plan, update Moodle, or grade assignments. I assume and hope this concern will lessen once the online portion of the course exists and just needs tweaking.
Here are my Top Ten Moodle Tips for Rookies.
Theye based upon my Moodle experiences from my classroom and what I am learning from the Michigan Learns Online Course.
Top Ten Moodle Tips for Rookies
1. lay out a specific outline of the major units, modules, topics ahead of time
1. use color themes (different titles, documents, links get their own color)
2. put all due dates in a consistent location
3. send our email/text email reminders of important deadlines and due dates
4. limit the amount of links/attachments per lesson and per unit
5. have students post and comment to a forum about once a week
6. have students submit all online work through moodle
7. weekly practice/quizzes
8. post example work
9. post student successes
10. number or date posts/assignments
Instructor: guide, consultant, resource provider
The internet brings us a massive amount of information. The instructor better be ready to put on some hiking boots and get down and dirty to pull together appropriate, efficient, and engaging resources for students.
Social Director: creating collaboration
Take off your shoes and relax. Online students will need the instructor to create a honest and supportive environment. The instructor should include interesting and engaging ways for students to develop relationships with each other and the teacher.
Program Manager: director of the agenda
Online instructors will need to create extensive and flexible agendas just like a marathon runner plans for a race. Agendas should be detailed and easy to find. The learning goals and objectives should guide students to the finish line.
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Technical Assistant
Get out your extra large waders (or crocs) because this component is huge! The "Never Stop Learning" attitude is essential to ford through the various technical glitches and obstacles which will occur. Instructors will continue to be students as they help the class with their personal technical issues. Instructors and students alike = Don't be afraid to ask for help!
How can I implement or change these roles in my classroom?
Instructor: guide, consultant, resource provider
Current practices= class notes, assignments, handouts, practice quizzes, tests, video clips, podcasts, expectations, and resources are posted on our class moodle site, students may access this 24/7, students are forced to access these tools during class about once a month
Changes to be made = layout and organization needs to be user friendlier, too much information on my moodle site, need to establish a consistent avenue for students to contact me with questions: email, blog, or forum
Social Director: creating collaboration
Current practices = all collaboration is being done face-to-face, students have completed 1 online project in pairs
Changes to be made = students need to start and comment on each other's posts and ideas on our moodle site as a blog or feed, students need to add basic introductory info about themselves, students will create a web portfolio for 4th quarter (some may choose to work in pairs), students will review and comment on each other's work
Program Manager: director of the agenda
Current practice = the daily agenda is posted in my classroom; important dates and announcements are posted in the classroom, on our moodle course calendar, and sent out via email
Changes to be made = post the daily agenda on moodle, post important announcments on moodle in other places besides the calendar
Technical Assistant
Current practices = I regularly consult other teachers, the RHS technology facilitator, various blogs, and the internet for help and ideas, I am usually able to help students on the spot or provide adequate advice on their at-home issues
Changes to be made = I need to receive additional moodle training to be able to make some of the changes listed above
Welcome Back from Spring Break :)
Welcome back from Spring Break! It was a long Monday back at school... almost forgot I was starting a new class after school. Believe it or not I am super excited about this class: Michigan Learns Online: Teaching & Learning Online Training (4 Weeks Online).
Course Description:
In this course educators will learn the skills necessary to teach and manage a 100% online or blended course. Educators will develop skills and explore the resources purchased by the grant that will allow aiding students in meeting the new MMC Online Experience requirement. Netiquette, issues of copyright and plagiarism, building online community, communicating effectively and management of student dynamics will be explored. Educators may request online courses available through the grant free of charge for their own use. Training fees paid through the MLO grant. This course meets the requirements for a teacher to use the Florida Virtual HS online courses in their own classroom. Please check with your REMC Center for additional training opportunities.
I am so interested to see how the online world of teaching and learning has changed since I finished my Master of Arts in Educational Technology back in 2005. This program through Michigan State University is absolutely fantastic! The professors are very talented and make the classes personal even though they are online. This program provided great preparation and insight to a variety of technologies to us in a classroom. The MAET program taught me how to listen to podcasts, create my first personal webpage, and use blogs.
At my current school I have been disppointed for years as I wait and wait for others around me to get on board with this technology stuff. I am unsure that many teachers realize how helpful technology can be for students, parents, and teachers. I do realize I am hoping for huge changes, however I firmly believe that great teaching and great learning needs great collaboration. This blog is only a few weeks old and I have already began to see the capabilities it gives me to connect and network with people all over. I am hoping the Michigan Learns Online class will provide me some ideas to "force" my students to learn a few new tech skills before June. I have a few ideas up my sleeve and plan to post them on here in future blogs... stay tuned :) .
Here is my response to Goal 27 from Teacher Reboot Camp 30 Goals.
I have investigated my online profile and it exists, but isn't too exciting.
However, I just realized that I have been working towards this goal the ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR :) . I have posted notes, assignments, video clips, practice quizzes, tests, and podcasts for my algebra and biology students on my Moodle site all year. This has been extremely time consuming and has had its ups and downs. I love lists so here is a breakdown of the pros and cons of my moodle site.
- quick and easy to upload files, links, videos
- students use moodle in other classes so are somewhat familiar already
- I can "see" who has been on my Moodle, what they looked at, how long they spent
- quizzes and tests are graded immediatley = students and teacher get feedback
- the calendar allows us to see important dates
- students can submit work to me
- other teachers can use/share my stuff
- Academic Center (help room) can use my stuff for all students (even if they have a different teacher)
- once I post it up there, it is there for good
- parents can access it
- most students do not go on Moodle unless they HAVE TO (aka: I force them on in a computer lab)
- most parents have never even looked at the site, even though the link/password are on every email I send out
- I am THE ONLY MATH TEACHER AND THE ONLY SCIENCE TEACHER IN MY SCHOOL using Moodle
- I may be THE ONLY MATH TEACHER AND THE ONLY SCIENCE TEACHER IN MY district using Moodle :(
- I am pretty sure my administrators have never even looked at my site :(
- it takes forever to create a quiz/test from scratch
- very dull/boring appearance
- I tried to import a math practice test from ExamView and the images wouldn't work
- couldn't figure out how to type exponents for the multiple choice problems, kind of important in algebra
Overall using Moodle has been a great experience.
I love having everything online for students to access whenever they would like. It has been great for absent students and a few parents have used it... Plus, I truly believe my students NEED to learn HOW TO LEARN with technology. There are so many great tech tools for them to use to learn with now, but most don't take advantage of it. Or they are just unaware of what they are missing.
Did I forget to mention I was never "formally trained"? I just figured most of it out myself. Becasue of this, I am sure there are oodles of things I don't know how to do. I have tried to "sell" Moodle to many of my colleagues, but most won't invest the time to learn how to use it. I did get 5 others to actually login and create their Moodle account... we have to start somewhere :)
So now what.... well, I just created mrsreckling.com
I started out with 1 blog last week and now have 3.
I will "force" my students to blog next week (we are on spring break right now).
My husband created mrreckling.com for his 8th grade English class and his student are already blogging :)
I am planning an after school session for students on "How to Use Technology to Learn and Study". Hopefully this will expand to a session for other teachers and even parents.
I may even take a break from the classroom for a year and really dive into the ed-tech world.
I have 10 years of classroom math, science, and computer teaching experience. I am a great speaker, positive person, HARD WORKER, love to learn, and am semi-addicted to technology. In addition I have earned a Master of Arts in Educational Technology from Michigan State University back in December of 2005. Check out my Capstone Portfolio... my how things have changed.
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Monitoring, indicators and community based forest management in the tropics : Pretexts or red herrings?
Garcia C.A., Lescuyer G.. 2008. Biodiversity and Conservation, 17 (6) : p. 1303-1317.
Over the last 20 years, transfer of the management of natural resources to local populations has been a major trend in the tropics. Many of these initiatives today incorporate the development of monitoring systems based on Criteria and Indicators (C&I), used to gauge environmental, socio-economic, and institutional consequences over a long period of time. The design of C&I at a local level involves combining scientific expertise with traditional ecological knowledge. There are numerous methods of merging these two branches of knowledge and developing a local monitoring system. The difficulty lies in setting up these local monitoring systems. A review of the literature available demonstrates that the handing over of monitoring systems to local communities has rarely been successful. In almost every case study, when the donor agency initiating the process withdrew, monitoring was either much less intensive or came to a complete stop. Despite this blatant deficiency local monitoring systems constitute an almost compulsory component of any donor-funded program/project dealing with sustainable management of natural resources. In our views, the real implementation of C&I by and for communities can only be achieved if there is a genuine devolution of management power, including responsibilities and benefits, to local stakeholders. Unless they link environmental changes to the communities' own management decisions, formal participative monitoring systems will continue to fail. (Résumé d'auteur)
Mots-clés : approches participatives; politique de développement; participation communautaire; communauté rurale; surveillance de l¿environnement; gestion des ressources naturelles; forêt tropicale
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Posted: 28th January 2018
The healthcare industry has expanded a huge amount in the last few years. As the ageing population continues to grow and medical advancements gather rapid pace, there is a real need for the medical sector to expand their online offering. Showcasing the depth and breadth of the services the healthcare industry offer is something that Priority Pixels have been able to achieve with various departments and businesses within healthcare. There are many sectors of healthcare, ranging from general healthcare and privately funded to online directories and charitable organisations. With each of these sectors comes a website to match and that is where Priority Pixels can help.
Healthcare websites have to be informative and engaging, supplying all the answers to their users questions. Content, and lots of it, is key to its success. Through a mixture of copy, photography and video, healthcare websites instantly give away the information users are looking for, as well as keeping it engaging and interesting. A simple search functionality is essential to every healthcare website, allowing users to easily navigate to what they need to find. This combined with a creative flair that makes the information stand out is the key to a healthcare websites success.
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Dr. Robert Cushman Thomas, 89, formerly of Amherst NY, died on December 26th at Maplewood Skilled Nursing in Canton. He was born in Rochester NY on June 17, 1929, to the late Dr. Charles C. Thomas and Pleasantine Doan Thomas, and spent summers in Orford NH. He graduated from Dartmouth College and Johns Hopkins Medical School; he always maintained that some of the scenes in the movie "Animal House" were drawn from the antics of his Dartmouth fraternity. He spent winter college breaks touring New England ski hills, sleeping in a Packard hearse. He spent 9 years in the Navy as a Lieutenant Commander, and was stationed on Key West for several years, including during the Cuban Missile Crisis. He then worked for the VA Hospital in Buffalo, while maintaining a private practice as a thoracic and cardiac surgeon. He participated in the VA program to develop and test the first implantable heart pacemakers. He was also chief of surgery at Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital. After retiring he kept busy as an instructor with the Coast Guard Auxiliary, teaching sailing, celestial navigation and the use of a sextant. He was always ready to tow fellow boaters stranded in the upper Niagara River. He was an avid skier, and also volunteered in the Adaptive Skiing program at Holimont, in Ellicottville. He is survived by his daughter, Susan Smeby (Bruce) of Potsdam; his son Dr. Robert Thomas Jr. of St. Joseph's, MI; his son Glenn of East Amherst NY; 8 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife Adrianne, son David, and brother Charles. Per his wishes there will be no memorial service; burial will be in the spring in the Wanakena cemetery. Arrangements are with French Family Funeral Home, Star Lake. Condolences may be shared online at www.frenchfuneralhomes.com.
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This kid-friendly Italian recipe is easy to make, easy to serve, and easy to love. Loaded with sautéed veggies and savory lean ground turkey, this turkey Ziti is under 500 calories per serving!
Makes 8 servings
PREP 20 minutes
TOTAL Less than 1 hour
- olive oil cooking spray
- 12 ounces whole wheat penne pasta
- 3 teaspoons olive oil, divided
- 1 cup JENNIE-O® Lean Ground Turkey
- 2 JENNIE-O® Lean Sweet Italian Turkey Sausage Links, casing's removed
- 1 cup finely chopped white onion
- 1 cup finely chopped celery
- 1 cup finely chopped carrots
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon ground pepper
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 cup low-sodium beef stock
- 1 ½ teaspoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 (28-ounce) can crushed tomatoes
- 1 (14-ounce) can fire roasted tomato, pureed
- 1 teaspoon tomato paste
- 1 bay leaf
- 4 tablespoons chopped fresh basil, divided
- 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 8 ounces low-fat mozzarella cheese, shredded
- Heat oven to 375°F. Mist 9 x 13-inch baking dish with olive oil spray.
- Cook pasta according to package instructions and toss with 1 teaspoon olive oil. Set aside.
- In large skillet, place 2 teaspoons olive oil, ground turkey and sausage. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring to crumble, 9 minutes and until 165°F. as measured by a meat thermometer. Always cook to well-done. Add onions, celery, carrots, salt and pepper. Continue to cook until vegetables
- begin to soften. Add garlic and cook 2 minutes. Add beef stock, balsamic vinegar, tomatoes, tomato paste, bay leaf and 3 tablespoons basil. Simmer until thick. Remove bay leaf.
- Add pasta to the sauce and place mixture into prepared baking pan. Top with cheeses. Bake 30 minutes or until hot and cheese is melted.
- Remove from oven and garnish with 1 tablespoon fresh basil.
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On Sunday March 10th at 05:38 UTC, the Ethiopian Airlines flight ET302 crashed a few minutes after take-off near Addis Ababa. This is the second accident within 4 months for the Boeing 737MAX. As far as of today, still no reason for the crash was determined. We want to show if the plane is currently safe to be flown, or if you should avoid it!
Since flight ET302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi crashed on early Sunday morning, the world has been speaking about one of the newest addition to the Boeing family: The Boeing 737MAX. By being the second fatal crash within a few months for this new plane, many civilians are now unsure whether this plane is safe to be flown, or not.
What we know is that flight ET302 crashed around 6 minutes after take-off. The source of the crash is still being investigated, but rumors are saying that the MCAS Systems could be in fault, the same reason for the accident of flight JT610 back in October 2018. This isn't confirmed, but is probable to be the reason for the crash. In order to guarantee safety and avoid any further accidents, airlines & avaition regulatory bodies of various countries have temporarily banned the 737MAX from flying.
Now many people are unsure whether it is safe to fly the plane. What we can say is that the Boeing 737 has been Boeing's best-seller for many years. Now if the troubles with the MCAS system are confirmed, Boeing will need to bring up a solution real quick.
This does not mean that the aircraft has no future and is unsafe. As a quick reminder, one of the first A320 produced and delivered to Air France crashed during a presentation. Although this happened, it is today one of the widely used single aisle aircraft globally.
The decision to ground the aircraft type until the first part of the investigation is completed, seems to be a case of airlines taking all precautionary measures and putting safety as their priority. A crash needs to be taken really seriously by all the stakeholders, the airline, the regulatory bodies and Boeing. I am sure that those institutions are currently working hand in hand to figure out an appropriate solution.
The FAA has issued no warnings about a concerning for all 350+ delivered planes. This means that for the time being, the aircraft is airworthy and safe to fly. I could imagine that this will change in the next few days, but for now it is safe to fly the plane, and passengers shouldn't worry.
What you can't forget is that by grounding so many planes, it has a financial and logistical impact for the operators. The shares of Boeing have dropped since the crash of the aircraft. Now safety is most important, that's why it makes sense to ground the planes. But for next few days & weeks, passengers will need to take delays, cancellations and other irregularities in to account when traveling with B737 MAX operators.
Currently the Boeing 737MAX has been banned to fly in the Europe Union and the United Kingdom. This decision has been taken after various Asian Pacific countries banned the use of B737MAX aircraft type.
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