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Focus on Agriculture
USDA has announced that 1.188 million acres of cropland were accepted for enrollment into the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) during general CRP Signup #29, which ended on September 29. This represented 76% of the 1.672 million acres that were offered in this CRP sign-up by landowners.
USDA utilizes the "Environmental Benefits Index" (EBI) to rank CRP enrollment requests and to make to final selection of land parcels accepted for CRP enrollment. The EBI takes into account environmental factors such as soil erosion, water quality, enduring benefits, air quality, and wildlife enhancement, as well as the contract cost.
The CRP contracts that were accepted this year will be initiated on October 1, in either 2005 or 2006, and will be either 10 or 15-year contracts.
As of October 1, 2005, the total CRP acres in the U.S. will be 35.6 million acres. The 2002 Farm Bill authorized CRP enrollment up to 39.2 million acres in the U.S. This leaves slightly more than 3 million CRP acres remaining for USDA to use for Continuous CRP sign-ups, the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) program, and other special conservation initiatives. Minnesota had 1253 CRP offers accepted, representing 33,207 acres in the latest CRP sign-up. The states with the highest CRP acreage accepted during the recent sign-up period were Kansas with 239,950 acres, Texas with 112,698 acres and Montana with 105,295 acres.
For more information on the CRP program, landowners should contact their local NRCS office.
Editors note: Kent Thiesse is a former University of Minnesota Extension educator and now is Vice President of MinnStar Bank, Lake Crystal, MN. You can contact him at 507-726-2137 or via e-mail at email@example.com.


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Syntus, a subsidiary of Keolis and based in The Netherlands has become the first to offer the new KeoBike scheme. This new scheme is an innovative bike sharing concept with 340 bikes in 24 locations across the provinces of Veluwe and Utrecht (East and Central Netherlands). The bikes are available for hire through the use of smartphones and situated in prominent locations across the two provinces. The bikes are intended as part of our programme to make the first and last mile of the passenger journey easier.
Adapting to new and flexible mobility
Today individual lifestyles are constantly changing and the approach to transport is no exception. A journey will often be taken using more than one mode of transport, whether for leisure or business. To support this KeoBike has been developed, whereby using the Mobilock app on your smartphone you are able to reserve and unlock the bike. In the locking mechanism there is also an I-beacon. The lock makes it also possible to safely monitor the bike and its location at all times. Also unique to KeoBike is the ability to return it to any of the numerous carousels in the scheme.
These Lo Minck carousels, in which the bikes are hanging, are a stylish addition to the streetscape, with a solar panel system on the roof generating the required power to rotate the bikes as and when they are needed. In addition to the environmental bonus provided, Syntus has been able to form a local social partnership with a community enterprise called Feluagroep to carry out any repairs on the bikes.
Sustainability and accessibility more important
KeoBike is part of the flexible public transport approach Syntus-Keolis Group is realizing in The Netherlands. For passengers where the bikes are not available, a flex bus service has been provided for the first and last mile journey.
With the introduction to KeoBike in The Netherlands, Keolis through Syntus has increased its bike fleet to 17,340 in total.

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By Sam Clapp
Gone are the days when writing a book meant receiving a mountain of rejection letters from publishers. Thanks to the increasing popularity of e-books, it's easier than ever to get a book out of your head and into the hands of readers. In the last few months, the writers at WilliamsTown Communications have been working to publish the Alzheimer's Roadmap series, a sequence of no-nonsense reference manuals for Alzheimer's disease caregivers. We're learning firsthand the elements of online publishing as we set up our new imprint, Silver Hills Press.
The first step is the most important of all: Write a good book! Readers will not be interested in buying a mediocre text, no matter how beautiful the cover, perfectly calibrated the price, or well curated the illustrations. Make sure that your book measures up to the professional standards of commercially published writing. Triple-check your book for misspellings and grammatical errors and consider hiring a copy editor.
After you've perfected your book, make an eye-catching cover. The e-book buyer has only a few pieces of information to rely on when making purchasing decisions—the cover design, the book synopsis, and customer reviews—so it pays to make your title's cover distinct. In many cases, it's best to hire a graphic designer to do this work, unless you're confident in your mastery of Photoshop. One low-cost option is to hire a designer at Fiverr to create a cover for $5. At Fiverr, you can also hire people to promote your book through blog posts and tweets.
Next, set a price that will entice readers to click "Buy." Smashwords, a popular e-book publisher, found in a 2013 survey that lower-priced books typically perform best, with a few exceptions. Books priced around $3, for instance, earn more than books priced around $2 or even $1. For all the statistics, see the full survey here.
When you're ready to publish, you'll have a few different options. It's possible to upload directly through e-book retailers such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and Apple iBookstore. We use Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing because the royalties work out in our favor: we keep 70% for each copy because we sell exclusively through Amazon. One drawback of this technique is that uploading directly to a retailer limits sales of your title to that retailer, and it can be a hassle to repeatedly upload the book to different sites. To gain wider immediate coverage, many authors upload the title to a distributor such as Smashwords or BookBaby.
At this point you might feel like your work is done, but the process of getting people to actually read the book will just be beginning! For many e-books, word of mouth is the key promotional tool, so you should plan on promoting your title through as many channels as possible. First, get friends and family to provide some favorable reviews for your book. Use your blog and social media accounts to promote your book, before and after it is published. If you're willing to spend some money on promotion, buy a Twitter, Facebook, or Google ad to reach targeted groups of readers. We've had success in making our titles free for a few days and promoting heavily around that time. The Author Marketing Club's Free Book Submission Tool is an amazing online resource that allows you to submit your book for promotion on dozens of e-book blogs at once.
Writing a book and getting it out into the world is no easy task, but knowing the ins and outs of online publishing can take the stress out of the process. If you're working on a cookbook, a memoir, or the next great American novel, waste no time! Write, publish, and promote, and your book will be in readers' hands in short order.


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Ok, that's a bald faced lie. Unless you're my dissertation student, I can't give you your PhD. Even then, you'll have to do it the old fashioned way – do some research. But you know what you can get for $3 that will get you your PhD? The Grad Skool Rulz: Everything You Need to Know About Academia from Admissions to Tenure. And the title is no joke. In 59 short chapters, I cover everything from "Should I go to graduate school?" to assembling your tenure dossier.
Why did I write this book? I think graduate education is a mess. People expect you to just learn through osmosis. Imagine if we ran medical schools the same way. Meh! So I wrote this book to help people know how the system works. For real – from a dude who succeeded (and failed, at time) in graduate school and the tenure track.
The reviews:
- A well explained and written overview of academia that is helpful for anyone in or considering a profession in academia. A great sociological analysis of the process. Well worth one's time. (JL Howell).
- This book is an excellent representation of the mainstream in professional sociology. It's especially valuable for my advisees, as our department is a historically critical/activist one. I wish I'd had it when I was in graduate school. (JL Shiao).
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Demo Day Is Fast Approaching...
Demo Day is fast approaching for our startups.
We've just confirmed the date and venue, and it promises to be an impressive event, even bigger and better than last time.
Personal invites to our investor network will be sent out next week.
If you're an investor and would like to attend, please let me know.
Investment Decks
Our startups are officially in fundraising mode in preparation for the big day.
Mark Ikauniks is Betatron's resident expert on creating investment decks - after having spent several years helping startups fundraise in New York, Silicon Valley, and China.
Mark came in to hold an interactive workshop with our teams to kickstart the process.
Startup Highlights Of The Week
Pixofy continues to build out their product and now has 5 confirmed clients for their pilot program.
PAKT has closed a pilot project with SWIRE Properties which will launch shortly.
OMyCar has officially signed an initial partnership agreement a Chinese insurance firm.
IC Workshop met with a Shanghai certification laboratory and will be able to expand its service coverage to central China.
How is Cryptocurrency Changing The Game For Startup Founders and Investors?
With Bitcoin and cryptocurrency going mainstream, startup founders and investors are starting to adjust their fundraising strategies with this year's trend of the 'Initial Coin Offering' (ICO).
I've been diving deep into this topic for several months now.
Here's an article I wrote for Forbes which shares how the landscape will evolve.
Are you thinking about performing an ICO?
Looking to tokenize your startup's ecosystem?
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This beautiful must-see video made by talented Egyptians will having you dropping everything to go out and #ExploreEgypt and its natural beauty.
Another week, another amazing video created by talented Egyptians showcasing the natural beauty of Oum el Donia. Putting together this Egyptian time-lapse eye candy is Ahmed Yasser, Andrew Ramzy, Mark Baher, and Seif Yasser, who posted the video on May 4th, inviting viewers to #ExploreEgypt.
Mixing gorgeous time-lapse while zooming in and out of breathtaking landscapes, this #ExploreEgypt video brilliantly captures the country in all its beauty and will be the best thing you watch today. Enjoy!


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SlimDoggy | Sepia Saturday
Jack checks out his favorite park on an early morning walk.
We're joining Ruckus the Eskie for Sepia Saturday. Ruckus says: All are welcome to join. Please share your best sepia pics of pets, families, experiences, nature, etc
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emma 02/27/2014, 4:28 am
I think I actually slept for a couple days! I must have missed Thurs and Fri! Nice sepia photo. Looks like a fun spot.
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Sand Spring Chesapeakes 03/01/2014, 5:42 am
Jack, that is a very beautiful picture. Hope you enjoyed your morning walk. Have a great Saturday.
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Caren Gittleman 03/01/2014, 6:29 am
great photo, I just love Sepia…and…Jack 🙂
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Mark S 03/01/2014, 8:00 am
Great picture. I really like the contrast of the sun's glare in the corner and then the clarity of the Jack in the front. Nice job.
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Thanks – I wish I could say it was skill…but it's luck 😉
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Lovin your photo!!
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Beautiful shot 🙂
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Jack, you have a great place to walk in the mornings! I hope you are staying dry!
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What a great walking spot – we miss walking spots that aren't covered in snow 🙂
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Jan K 03/01/2014, 3:36 pm
Is that the sun just coming up? That is the most beautiful time of day to walk. We look forward to early morning walks again when it's not below zero in the morning!
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That's when we are out everyday!
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Jack you got this on the spot! This photo is amazing! So photogenic and so thoughtful. The sepia gives it the right feel too. Thanks for sharing on Sepia Saturday 🙂
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That looks like a good place to hide 😛
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- Population is over 90,400 - fourth largest city in Alberta
- Enjoys more than 320 days of sunshine per year; the city has a moderate continental climate with warm summers and mild winters due to Chinook winds.
- One of only a few cities its size with two post-secondary institutions - Lethbridge College and University of Lethbridge.
- Provides a central location from which to see some of the most spectacular attractions and scenery that Alberta has to offer
- Offers more than 70 parks, 140 km of walking and running trails, playgrounds and sports fields throughout the city.
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How Can I Make Money as a Teenager?
As a teen you're at a distinct disadvantage to make money but that doesn't mean that you can't make some money. There are several methods you can approach making money as a teen. The first thing you need is a positive attitude and a willingness to work hard. Even though you don't have a whole lot of skills at this point in your life you can be positive and do what it takes to succeed in a job. Being on time to your job and showing your employer that you care about what you're doing will go a long way to your success. In this guide we'll look at both some traditional jobs and ways you can use the Internet to make a little money when you're not studying or going to school.
How Teens Can Make Money - Service Jobs
The easiest place to start looking for a job is with your local service industry. These jobs are found in fast-food restaurants, mall shops, Wal-Mart and other places. Most of this work is part-time and you won't receive a great deal of cash for what you're doing. In some restaurants you'll also receive tips from customers so be sure to do a good job serving your guests. You don't usually need any experience for these jobs and a service job will likely be the first one you have in your life. These jobs look great on a resume and the work experience can help you land a future high-paying job. While a service job might not seem so great now they are still worth your time. Be sure to apply in person which shows enthusiasm on your part. While it's nice to fill out an application online you're better of going to your local place of employment and just asking for a form. Be sure you have a resume done before you do because they may ask you for one.
Teenager Jobs - The Helper
Another way teenagers can start to make money is just offer your help to someone. You can put a flyer at your local store and offer to do some odd jobs. In the winter you could shovel snow if you live in a cold climate, in the summer you could mow grass or do garden work. There might be someone in your local neighbourhood that needs help with someone like a building project, which would be good experience for you. Other options include babysitting or just running errands for an elderly person. These jobs won't earn you more than some spending money but they are still great experience.
How Can I Make Money as a Teenager - Use the Internet
One way you can make money as a teen is to use the Internet. Get yourself a good camera or video recorder and make some YouTube videos. Once you get some views you can be accepted by Google as an advertising partner and make money from your videos. You can make anything you like but how-to videos are always good. For example, you could make game guides of your favourite games, or if you're female, give make-up or fashion tips. If you have musical skills make up some lessons for people and share that. The possibilities with YouTube are endless and you could make some nice income over time just don't expect anything in the beginning. If you're a writer you could write articles for content sites and make income that way or you could sell photographs and other media. If you have special interests consider starting a blog and make money from advertising or affiliate product sales. Over time as you grow the blog you'll see some profits.
Writing Jobs
There are many places online to write for some income such as InfoBarrel. At most of these sites you'll get a share of advertising revenue. It's berst to check each site out and see if it's right for you. You can make some decent money over time which is called passive income from these sites but it takes a little work on your part and many give up because they don't see results right away with their efforts.
You Can Make Money as a Teenager
To make some cash try finding a local service or make up flyers advertising that you are willing to do odd jobs. Go online and make YouTube videos, write or sell other media such as photographs. Start your own blog or personal website. Money won't come to you, but with some work you'll put some cash in your pocket even though you don't have work experience behind you yet.


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Tennessee governor signs bills to fight human trafficking
Tennessee's governor is following other states in the fight against human trafficking by singing into law bills that would combat the issue, KnoxNews.com reports.
The new legislation will help to establish a hotline in the state for victims or witnesses to report suspected cases of human trafficking. The bills also strengthen penalties against individuals who promote the prostitution of minors.
Supporters of the bills say that the bills help call attention to modern-day slavery in the United States.
"Thousands of children, teenagers and women inTennesseeare bought and sold as slaves, and most of us have no idea it's happening," Sen. Beverly Marrero (D-Memphis) said. "These new laws will help victims and punish offenders, but hopefully they will also raise awareness of this crisis."
A recent study conducted by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation revealed that 78 counties inTennessee had reported at least one case of sex trafficking.
Canadian couple charged with human trafficking
A Canadian couple has been charged with illegally smuggling a Filipino woman into the country and then forcing her to work for them as a domestic servant and nanny, reports CTV.com.
"The woman was forced into domestic servitude and was working 24 hours a day, allegedly seven days a week, caring for the family," Jana McGuinness of the Vancouver Police said at a press conference.
According to Jane Ordinario, a worker from MigranteBC, the nanny, like some other Filipina women who work in the country, was subject to deplorable conditions. "She was emotionally distraught," Ordinario told the Toronto Sun. "She's overworked, paid minimum wage and not able to take a day off to see her peers or fellow Filipinos. That's what she was crying over when we met her."
The couple is currently facing charges for human smuggling and trafficking under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, according to the Toronto Sun.
Report: Modern-day slavery an issue in Northern Ireland
New research revealed that a small number of migrants in Northern Ireland were working in modern-day slavery conditions, the BBC reports.
The research showed that modern-day slavery was more so linked to migrants' vulnerability from their lack of communication skills rather than gender, age or nationality.
Conducted between June 2009 and December 2010, the research is the first to investigate the scale and extent of forced labor in Northern Ireland.
Before we try to stop human slavery in other countries, we need to stop it in our own!'s It's pretty bad when the president of the world bank has slaves. And what about Nike, Wal-mart, and the Gap? They all use slave labor if not in this country then other countries where they can't be caught!
Human Traffiking? What is that? What are people thinking? Women and children humiliated over and over again! People don't have any respect for anything anymore! Now they have poor people waiting on their dumb, fat asses for minimal wages, crappy conditions, and of course they are not treated like human beings! I hope they don't start talking about their Christian family values, and other hypocritical statements..this is out ofcontrol and we need to have somewhere for these people to go when convicted!! Game Over! Don't ever let them out!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How much do you charge?
A. We price our services based on your unique cleaning requirements, the number of rooms in your home. number of residents and pets and other factors that affect the amount of time it takes to clean your home. During our free in home consultation we'll discuss your cleaning requirements, develop a customized plan, and provide you a price based on your specific needs.
Q. If I decide to have regular service, do I need to sign a contract?
A. No! We do not require you to sign anything.
Q. Will the team clean the in/out of my oven/refrigerator. Is there an extra charge?
A. As a part of our regular cleaning, the outside of the oven, including the stovetop is cleaned thoroughly. The team also cleans the outside and top of the refrigerator. If you would like the inside of these appliances cleaned you would just need to inform us when you make the appointment. We do charge extra for this service. If you are a regular customer, these tasks will be done on a periodic basis, upon request.
Q. Do you always send the same person?
A. We always send the same person who is familiar with your home and needs.
Q. How many employees do you send to my home?
A. Normally we send two or three depending on our schedule.
Q. Can I trust the employees you send out to my home?
A. Good question! Some companies hiring standards are incredibly low. We understand that having a cleaning company in your home requires a great deal of trust. For your protection, we perform extensive pre-employment screening and criminal background checks before any employee is ever allowed in your home. They are under close scrutiny during training. Later, they know that being there (by themselves in your home) puts them solely in the spotlight
Q. Can I feel secured that my key will not be in the hands of every employee?
A. On the day of your cleaning, the key to your home is removed from the lock box by our manager. The manager is the only one that has a key to the lock box. The key is placed in a cash pouch that is located in the team's book with the service report for your home. The key is then removed only by the maid to open your door and lock your door. Upon returning to the office, your key is checked back in and locked back in the box.
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Since superfoods contain antioxidants as well as high amounts of must-have nutrients, they're a powerful tool for helping seniors fight off an array of age-related conditions. Here are eight excellent superfood options seniors should incorporate into their diet.
1. Pink Salmon
Pink salmon is a good source of protein for older adults. It contains high amounts of vitamin D, which can enhance a senior's bone health. Salmon is also rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are known to lower the risk of heart disease.
Sometimes seniors need motivation to eat healthier, and professional caregivers can help. In Clarksville, TN, home care agencies can be a great boon to seniors. With the help of the caregivers at Home Care Assistance, your aging loved one can lead a happier and healthier life. We offer a revolutionary program called the Balanced Care Method, which encourages seniors to eat nutritious foods, exercise and socialize regularly, and focus on other lifestyle factors that increase life expectancy.
2. Tomatoes
Bone loss is a big concern for older adults. Tomatoes are a superfood that contains significant amounts of lycopene, which is a powerful carotenoid that can boost bone health and prevent conditions such as osteoporosis. Eating tomatoes may also lessen the risk of digestive tract cancers and heart disease.
If your busy schedule can't accommodate extra attention to your aging loved one's diet, consider hiring a professional caregiver. Clarksville home care experts are available to provide high-quality care to seniors on an as-needed basis. From assistance with mobility and exercise to providing transportation to the doctor's office and social events, there are a variety of ways professional caregivers can help your aging loved one continue to live independently.
3. Dark Chocolate
This type of chocolate is full of antioxidants, fiber, and minerals. Seniors who make dark chocolate a regular part of their diet can enhance their health in many ways. Dark chocolate contains flavanols, a type of flavonoid that can have a positive effect on heart health by increasing blood flow to the brain and heart as well as lowering blood pressure. Eating this superfood can also boost cognitive health.
4. Nuts
Walnuts and cashews offer amazing health benefits and may help seniors boost their good cholesterol. They're full of anti-inflammatory agents and are abundant in omega-3 fatty acids. Regularly eating nuts may help seniors boost their brain function and lower their risk of developing a variety of health conditions.
5. Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are packed with sweet flavor as well as nutrients that naturally boost a senior's immune system. This superfood also offers older adults disease-preventing and cancer-fighting benefits. They're a great source of anti-inflammatory nutrients and vitamins C and A, making them the perfect food choice for older adults who have asthma or arthritis.
6. Bell Peppers
A full cup of sweet peppers provides older adults with their daily allowance of vitamins C and A. These vitamins can keep the immune system healthy and give the skin a glow. Peppers are rich in vitamin B6, a water-soluble vitamin that can renew cells and enhance the health of the nervous system.
7. Blueberries
Blueberries contain substantial amounts of potassium and vitamins C and A. They're rich in anthocyanins, which are a type of flavonoid with antioxidant effects that give the berries their blue-purple hue. These flavonoids are also known to increase night vision and brain function as well as protect against vascular disease.
8. Cabbage
Cabbage contains compounds known to lessen the risk of heart disease as well as breast and stomach cancer. Eating this leafy green vegetable can also help seniors with gastrointestinal issues. It's a wonderful source of vitamins K and C, which may lower the risk of osteoarthritis and protect the joints.
Encourage your loved one to switch to healthy superfoods, and help him or her prepare nutritious meals. If your aging loved one needs occasional help with bathing, grooming, cooking, or other basic household tasks, or if you need time to attend to important personal matters, reach out to Home Care Assistance, a leading provider of live-in and respite care. Clarksville seniors can maintain their independence while living at home with the help of our reliable respite caregivers. To learn about our premier home care services, call us at (931) 218-2781 today.


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Musings on Depression, Imago and Relationships
There are many reasons why we can feel down, blue or depressed. Often it is the normal reaction to events in our life: a bad evaluation at work, a fight with our kids, the death of someone we love, or simply feeling overwhelmed by stress and life (and occasionally hormones). Everyone feels blue sometimes and usually if we reach out to friends, take care of ourselves or just sit it out it will pass. Sometimes however we get stuck in the down cycle. Days, weeks, months pass and we're still feeling blue. We don't want to eat or we eat too much, we can't sleep, or we can't get out of bed, we don't feel motivated to do anything and somehow no matter what we do we don't feel any pleasure. If this is going on for you then there is a good chance you are depressed in the psychological sense of the word. The general concensus in the psychotherapy community is that the most effective approach to such feelings is a combination of antidepressant medication, talk therapy, and some simple lifestyle changes.Â
Often when I discuss medication with clients they don't like the idea – they're afraid of getting hooked, they don't like the way medications make them feel, or they believe that they should be able to kick this thing on their own – all good reasons. Unfortunately the nonmedical steps you can take to overcome depression all take some motivation and will power – often hard to come by when you are feeling down. If you do want to take the nonmedical approach here are some simple steps you can take: eat healthy (especially omega 3 fatty acids found in fish for example), exercise in a way that gets your heart and lungs pumping, get as much sunshine as possible, do something nice for yourself each day, make sure you get out of the house each day, practice smiling even when you don't feel like it, watch funny movies/tv (laughter releases endorphins), and sing! A recent blurb in Consumers Reports On Health mentioned that among the healing powers of singing in groups like a chorus or choir is that singing has been shown to ease depression – go figure!
And of course from an Imago perspective, nurturing your core relationships is key. In Imago we believe that we learn how to deal with pain in our earliest relationships. It follows that if the hurt and pain were learned within a relationship context, then we can most effectively experience healing and relief within our most precious relationships. If you are feeling bad take the risk of asking those you are closest to for support and nurturance. You will be amazed at how healing it will feel. Also, paradoxically, if you can muster the energy to reach out to help those less fortunate than yourself, whether it's reaching out to a friend in need, or perhaps doing some volunteer work, you will also experience this as healing. This is because the old brain doesn't know the difference between the self and other. So when we help others to feel good we end up feeling good ourselves.
In summary – eat right, exercise, get outside, and nurture yourself and others. If you continue to feel blue reach out to a professional for further support. Good luck.


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Retreading is a process through which we can use our old tyres. In this method, a worn casing of a tyre that has a good structural quality is taken off and put through a process in which it gets a completely renewed tread and sidewall rubber. After that, the revamped tyre is taken forward for a curing process in which the new rubber is vulcanized to the original casing and hence, the tyre gets a newly made tread pattern. Over the years, a lot of development has taken place in the tyre manufacturing industry across the world. High standard tyres are being manufactured using premium technologies, so that they could perform flawlessly not only in their 'first life', but also in their second and even sometimes third life. So, along with that, the retreaded tyre industry is also growing, as stronger tyre casings, enhanced re-manufacturing techniques and high quality rubber compounds are being used.
A retreaded tyre commences its life as a worn out tyre. There is a need for retreading when you find out that the tread is down to 2-3 mm or if it has been re-grooved earlier, or if your tyre has puntures and needs a repair. In these cases, you need to take your tyre to an experienced technician who will check and inspect the tyre to see whether it is in a condition to get retreaded. If the expert finds it alright, then you can go for a retreading of your tyre.
Advantages of Retreading of tyre:
There are several advanges of retreading such as:
- Retreads are quite safe and are being used in all kind of vehicles nowadays. May it be taxis or trucks, school buses or military vehicles, retreading is being used in all of them.
- Retreading is highly environment friendly. When the existing tyres are made ready for further use, the manufactures save landfill space. Also, it reduces carbon dioxide emmission and saves millions of gallons of oil which is required to manufacture new tyres. Therefore, when you get your old tyre retreaded instead of buying a new one, you play a major role in saving the precious natural resources.
- There are many economical benefits of retreading as the retreaded tyres are less pricey in comparision with the new ones. This definitely helps you save a considerable amount of money. You can retread your old tyre at least twice or thrice and this helps you save upto 40% of your money every time because if you go for a new set of tyres it will cost you almost double of the price of a retread one.
- Retread process is not responsible for spreading large chunks of rubber on the roads and highways. According to recent studies, it happens due to abuses like tyre failure, caused by road hazards, tyre blasts and overloading to both new tyres and retread ones.
However, instead of all these benefits of retreads, they could not really take off so well as most of the consumers have negative impression about the retreaded tyres.
Disadvantages of retreaded tyres:
- Retreaded tyres are generally a lot less expensive than the new ones, however, after the budget tyres have come into play, the scenario has changed to a large extent. Now, it seems that budget tyres are even less expensive than the retreaded ones and as they are freshly made tyres, they obviously have better quality than the retreaded tyres. Hence, a customer is more likely to prefer budget tyres to the retreaded ones.
- In retreading, a new lease of rubber is put on the casing of a worn out tyre without changing the cords of infrastructure. Hence, the quality of the retreaded tyres always stays a lot down than that of the new tyres. No matter how well it works after retreading, there has to be some issue with a retreaded tyre.


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There seems to be this on-going idea that remote or virtual workers don't work as hard or effectively as those who come into the office. Additionally, there is this common thought that these types of workers don't receive any perks of working for a company because they are no longer physically there. Some may even believe that these types of jobs are illegitimate or a scam. Others could think that these individuals would be miserable because they don't see/interact with anyone. In some cases, this might be very true. However, I would like to put this common belief to rest. After working in a virtual environment and speaking to others who have worked remotely for years, I have learned that there are many benefits to this type of role.
If your company has found a way to implement this role effectively, you may find that working virtually/remotely has both personal and professional benefits:
- Increased communication: Working outside of the office means that you must rely heavily on communication. Also, your communication must not be taken advantage of. Because these roles rely heavily on using communication successfully, it has allowed an increase in effective collaboration. Additionally, employees felt that they built stronger relationships and teams because of this reliance on communication.
- Increase in productivity and accountability: A lot of worker's complain that they are not engaged because they do not feel responsible or accountable for anything. They also feel as if though they are not empowered to do their best. If you are working in a role like this, you have to be self-driven, organized, good with time management, and accountable. Your success and failures occur due to what you produce. Individuals in this role have found work to be more meaningful.
- You are relocatable: Sometimes, things change in life. Perhaps you are a nomad that wants to explore other areas. Maybe a significant other is in the military or needs to transfer for a company. Perhaps you need to move to help a loved one during sickness or a hard time. Or maybe you want to try someplace new that has a better living situation. Reasons are endless and many times people can feel unfulfilled or stressed if they feel that they have no options to do these things. Working remotely can allow you to easily relocate for whatever reason without having to quit a job or search for a new one in the new area.
- It can help your job search: Some areas just really don't have a good job market and your job hunt may be unsuccessful. Maybe the area you live in doesn't even have companies that support the type of industry you are targeting. Remote/virtual work can allow you to gain employment for the job function or industry you desire, with a company that is out of the area. Companies that offer this option can expand their job offerings to people that are struggling to find work in their current location.
- Can cut costs and time: You can save a ton of money working home if you don't need to spend it on transportation and gas. You can also cut down time spent on commuting and allow yourself to have a little extra time to either work harder, handle personal affairs, or even just relax. Who wouldn't want to save money and give a few moments back to themselves?
- Always be there: This is a great option for parents or pet owners. Sometimes parents/pet owners do not have the means to pay for babysitters, boarding, walkers, or daycare. Additionally, some parents/owners don't want to use these options because they want their children or pet to know them while growing up. This option can allow you to be home and be there for when your children grow up or when your pets need you.
Of course, there can be chances where people take advantage of working from home, which is why this stereotype is out there. Surprisingly though, many people who are self-driven can be even more productive and dedicated to work than those who come into the office each day. It's really all about finding candidates that are results driven because they'll be the producers that are successful in any environment (inside or outside of the office). If you are a company, consider these options. You can cut overhead costs and expand your workforce to areas that have talent you wouldn't be able to find in your immediate area. If you are a job seeker, be sure to consider this option because there are many benefits, such as the ones mentioned above.
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Guy Henry has joined the cast of Holby City, taking on the role of new regular character Henrik Hanssen.
The actor will make his first appearance in the BBC medical drama in October, when his alter ego arrives in Holby suddenly and wastes no time in stirring things up.
Henrik is to be a new joint director of surgery for Holby - a role which quickly sees him locking horns with established character Connie Beauchamp (Amanda Mealing).
Guy Henry as Henrik Hanssen
Speaking of his casting, Henry commented: "I'm really enjoying playing Henrik Hanssen. It's been great joining a show as well loved as Holby City and creating a new character from scratch.
"Henrik's a bit of a mystery man - he arrives suddenly, out of the blue, placed it seems in Holby by The Department of Health to shake things up and make cuts - appropriate for a surgeon! He's punctilious, pedantic and passionate about his work.
"But he's not without a twinkle in the eye and a very dry sense of humour - essential when you have to take on Connie Beauchamp. She may have met her match!"
Reflecting on what it was like to join the cast, he added: "Actually it's been bloody frightening being the big new boy on set - but thankfully I've found Holby's reputation in the business for being a kind and friendly place to work well-justified. The cast and crew are a lovely lot."
Holby's executive producer Belinda Campbell said: "Guy is a great asset to the Holby City cast and we are very excited to have him on board. His character Henrik will make waves from his very first scene and upset the apple cart of Holby City in more ways than one."
Henry has previously appeared in a number of other TV shows, including historical drama Rome, HBO's John Adams and ITV's Lost In Austen.


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Sofia Vergara is pretty committed to her aesthetic – you don't see her change it up a lot in terms of hair, makeup or red carpet choices. She's feeling crazy this summer. Maybe her next dress won't be mermaid style!
How did all these people end up on a boat together? Diane von Furstenberg.
Rachel Zoe and her husband had lunch with Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet and her boyfriend, Erik Torstensson, the co-founder of Frame denim (he does many other things, too). Natalie is someone who, if you don't read fashion trades, you wouldn't hear a lot about. Yet she has set the absolute platinum standard for online shopping. Everyone that has followed has tried to match Net-a-Porter's excellence, from the fit guides to the fast shipping (even in Canada!) to the selection. Did you know when the site first launched, Anna Wintour refused to cover it? Yet she gave Blake Lively a cover for Preserve.
A very rare Jennifer Lawrence sighting on Instagram.
You know in Jessica's defense, why would you call a brand of tuna by another food name? It seems like a risky marketing plan. (And they should be sending her an elaborate gift basket every year for all the free marketing they've received.)
I think Kathleen would be interested to know that Zac Efron commissioned a portrait of Chance the Rapper. Unless Zac painted it? There's no artist credit so I'm not sure.


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Natalie MacLean's Wines of the Week - Jun. 17, 2019
Donnafugata Sedàra 2016, 13Th Street Lakeshore Farm Vineyard Cabernet Merlot 2017, Seven Falls Chardonnay 2016, Angove Family Winemakers Organic Chardonnay 2018
Donnafugata Sedàra 2016
Sicily D.O.C., Italy
A robust Nero d'Avola from Sicily with layers of ripe dark plum, crushed raspberry, savoury herb flavours and a lingering anise finish. Good acidity for food and tannins are firm. Enjoy with a Sicilian-style roast chicken.
Alcohol: 14%
Sweetness: Extra Dry
Drink: 2019-2022
Glorious Game Wine
Price: $18.95
Score: 88/100
13Th Street Lakeshore Farm Vineyard Cabernet Merlot 2017
Creek Shores, Niagara Peninsula, Ontario V.Q.A., Canada
From 13th Street, a rich and smooth 56% Cabernet Sauvignon and 44% Merlot from their Lakeshore Farm Vineyard with dark berry, cake spice and smoky flavours on the palate. Enjoy now or hold in cellar for three years.
Alcohol: 13.5%
Sweetness: Extra Dry
Drink: 2019-2023
Luscious Lamb Wine
Price: $19.95
Score: 89/100
Seven Falls Chardonnay 2016
Wahluke Slope, Columbia Valley, Washington, United States
An elegant, buttery rich and full-bodied Washington State Chardonnay with apple dumpling, ripe pear toffee and apple pie spice flavours on the palate with a long vanilla and oak spice finish. The Wahluke Slope has some of the driest, warmest growing conditions in Washington. Pair with a creamy seafood Alfredo dish.
Alcohol: 14.5%
Sweetness: Extra Dry
Drink: 2019-2022
Voluptuous Veal Wine
Price: $21.95
Score: 90/100
Angove Family Winemakers Organic Chardonnay 2018
South Australia, Australia
A medium-bodied, juicy organic Australian Chardonnay with notes of white and green melon. Pair with seafood.
Alcohol: 13%
Sweetness: Extra Dry
Drink: 2019-2021
Scrumptious Seafood Wine
Price: $14.95
Score: 87/100
Segura Viudas Heredad Rosé Cava
Penedès D.O., Spain
A fresh and zesty sparkler produced from 100% Pinot Noir. Bright pink in the glass with a mouth-watering mousse showing lively raspberry, ripe red apple, herb and leesy flavours on the palate. Pair with grilled vegetable kebabs.
Alcohol: 12%
Sweetness: Extra Dry
Drink: $39.95
Venerated Vegetarian Wine
Price: $39.95
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With almost 50 years of hits to his credit, Neil Sedaka isn't ready to live off the past. In fact, he'll be playing more new music than usual this weekend, as he's back in Honolulu for two solo concerts at the Hawaii Theatre.
» Time: 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
» Tickets: $25, $37.50 and $45
» Call: 528-0506 or go online at hawaiitheatre.com
"It was a great responsibility because I had to compete with 'Chestnuts roasting on an open fire' and 'Have yourself a merry little Christmas,' and I think I've succeeded," Sedaka said during an early afternoon telephone call Monday.
"Writing (new songs) doesn't come easily after 53 years of writing. You're very picky, you're very choosy, you have to compete with your past, and I've had so many songs that were successful that I have a very high standard to match. It took me about 10 months to write them and I think they're some of the greatest songs I've ever written."
Sedaka sounded very much like the singer-songwriter who was a consistent hit maker in the late '50s to early '60s. Sedaka made his hit debut as a recording artist in 1958 with "The Diary," followed with a string of bigger pop hits that included "Oh! Carol," "Stairway to Heaven," "Calendar Girl," "Little Devil," and "Happy Birthday, Sweet Sixteen" before hitting the top of the charts with "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" in '62.
Jump forward a decade to the mid-'70s and Sedaka was back on the charts, and he's never left since then. Sedaka celebrated a career milestone last March when Clay Aiken charted with "Solitaire." Aiken's success put a Sedaka composition on the Billboard charts for the sixth consecutive decade.
He'll become the latest pop music icon to be honored with a Broadway musical with "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do," featuring 15 of his biggest hits, that opens next year.
On top of all that, Sedaka is celebrating the birth of his third grandchild. Charlotte and Amanda, who appear as guests on his Christmas album, now have a brother, 13-week old Ethan Michael. He's bringing the two oldest grandkids with him to Hawaii.
"I enjoy (doing the solo concerts) because that's the way I wrote the songs. They're very personal and that's the pure form of doing the song. People are interested, I think, in the basic story of how I wrote them and why, the circumstances and the family and so forth."
HE adds that he likes to keep his shows fresh. The set list changes every night, and it isn't about deciding which songs to do.
"It's a decision on which ones you're gonna leave out, but it's a good problem ... because I have more than enough to choose from. Actually, I have to do, and I love to do, the big hits. All the ones that people know me for.
"It's a mixed kind of program. I do one of the classical pieces where I wrote original music to a classical melody. I do some new songs. I'll do the original '50s and '60s and '70s. You have to choose, but when you're on a tour of a couple of weeks, you can change around and that makes it fresh."
One song he promises to do this weekend is his only-in-Hawaii hit, "I Must Be Dreaming."
Back in the days when singles were 7-inch, 45-rpm vinyl records, "I Must Be Dreaming" was the B-side of Sedaka's eighth single, "Little Devil," back in 1961. Then radio disc jockey and current promoter Tom Moffatt opted to play the B-side on his show, and while "Little Devil" reached #11 nationally, thanks to Uncle Tom, Hawaii fell in love with "I Must Be Dreaming."
"That's happened to me a few times (in different places). ... In Japan, and all over the Far East, they turned the 'Oh! Carol' single over to play 'One Way Ticket (to the Blues),' and that is my biggest record (there). And I've had records that never came to the mainland -- Italian records and hits in various languages across the world."
Sedaka's special relationship with Hawaii originally with "The Diary" in 1958, and it certainly didn't hurt him a bit that, as an unknown artist, many people here assumed he was Japanese.
"They never saw what I looked like and they thought the name sounded Japanese," Sedaka recalls. "It was very helpful to me in the Far East (also), and I'm glad I never changed it because it sounds Italian, it sounds Spanish (and) it sounds Japanese."


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Oak Rescue at Irish Oaks Nov. 3
Site steward Margee Pieper points to the oak that will be rescued on Nov. 3.
Can you see it behind all that invasive brush? You'll have a much better view of it after our rescue!
An Oak Rescue is a way people can join together and free an old oak tree from the brush that surrounds it. Some people cut the brush with saws and loppers, while others stack the cut brush into piles. It's a few hours of work that is gratifying because we leave the big old oak in much better condition than we found it ... free to breathe and reach out its branches, and its acorns are able to grow into big old oaks.
Saturday, Nov. 3 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. No registration required (free lunch!)
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Introducing the newest way to wrap up your weekend – Embers Sundays!
Join us on the Embers Terrace every Sunday for a chilled out afternoon of live music:
2nd Sunday of the month with The Frocks
Playing your favourite rock-a-billy tracks to get you on the dance floor
4th Sunday of the month with the Salsa Kingz
Jamming out footwork friendly Latin beats
Plus your favourite duos every other Sunday – all live on the Embers Terrace. For the full line up check out the listing under our Free Entertainment section.
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The U.S. hotel industry reported negative year-over-year results in the three key performance metrics during the week of 6-12 October 2019, according to data from STR.
In comparison with the week of 7-13 October 2018, the industry recorded the following:
• Occupancy: -1.4% to 70.8%
• Average daily rate (ADR): -1.2% to US$131.38
• Revenue per available room (RevPAR): -2.6% to US$92.99
STR analysts attribute performance declines in many markets to the Yom Kippur calendar shift. Travel and conference schedules during the comparable time period last year were not affected by the Jewish holidays.
Among the Top 25 Markets, St. Louis, Missouri-Illinois, saw the only double-digit increase in RevPAR (+13.3% to US$83.16), driven by the largest lift in ADR (+6.9% to US$113.45).
Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida, experienced the highest rise in occupancy (+6.5% to 69.3%) and matched for the second-largest jump in RevPAR (+8.9% to US$82.43).
Dallas, Texas (+8.9% to US$88.40) was the other market with 8.9% growth in RevPAR.
New Orleans, Louisiana, saw the only double-digit declines in occupancy (-14.2% to 68.6%) and ADR (-11.3% to US$151.15), which resulted in the steepest drop in RevPAR (-23.9% to US$103.75).
Boston, Massachusetts, reported the second-largest decline in RevPAR (-16.5% to US$182.61).
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|Position Type:
|Tenured/Tenure-track faculty
|Position Location:
|Ithaca, New York 14853, United States [map]
|Subject Area:
|Earth and Environmental Sciences / Earth-Surface Dynamics
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|2017/11/15 11:59PM finished (2017/10/06, finished 2018/09/16, listed until 2018/06/30)
|Position Description:
|The Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) at Cornell University invites applications for a tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor in the subject of atmospheric or climate dynamics. The successful candidate will develop a high-quality research program investigating atmospheric systems and processes from weather to seasonal to climate time scales. Research areas could include, but not be limited to, climate-weather or ocean-atmosphere interactions. Preferred candidates would use idealized approaches or a hierarchy of models to better understand atmospheric/ climate dynamics. The position is one of what is expected to be a series of new appointments as part of a commitment to a major faculty renewal in EAS. Candidates at the Assistant Professor level are preferred, but exceptional candidates at other levels will be considered.
The selected candidate will be a committed educator, enthusiastically teaching undergraduate and graduate courses, advising undergraduate and graduate students, and supervising students at all levels in research. The ideal candidate will be able to interact in teaching and research with colleagues having similar interests at Cornell University, particularly in the Colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences and of Engineering, in which the Department of EAS is jointly located. This is a nine-month, tenure-track, academic year professorial position in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The responsibilities of the position will be 50% research and 50% teaching.
A Ph.D. in atmospheric, climate or ocean sciences, or a related science or engineering discipline is required.
Please submit applications to Academic Jobs Online at https://academicjobsonline.org/ajo/jobs/10085 as a single pdf (15 mb maximum) that includes (1) a cover letter addressed to the Search Committee Chair, Professor Natalie Mahowald, and providing the names and contact information for three individuals who are willing to write letters of recommendation; (2) a curriculum vitae; (3) a research plan; and (4) a statement of teaching interests.
Inquiries may be directed to the Search Committee Chair at email@example.com . Applications will be reviewed beginning November 15, 2017. The position will remain open until it is filled, with an anticipated start date of July 2018.
Cornell University is committed to hiring and promoting a diverse faculty.
Cornell University seeks to meet the needs of dual career couples, has a Dual Career program, and is a member of the Upstate New York Higher Education Recruitment Consortium to assist with dual career searches. Visit http://www.unyherc.org to see positions available in higher education in the upstate New York area.
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is a pioneer of purpose-driven science and Cornell University's second largest college. We work across disciplines to tackle the challenges of our time through world-renowned research, education and outreach. The questions we probe and the answers we seek focus on three overlapping concerns: natural and human systems; food, energy and environmental resources; and social, physical and economic well-being.
Cornell University is an innovative Ivy League university and a great place to work. Our inclusive community of scholars, students and staff impart an uncommon sense of larger purpose and contribute creative ideas to further the university's mission of teaching, discovery and engagement. With our main campus located in Ithaca, NY, Cornell's far-flung global presence includes the medical college's campuses on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and Doha, Qatar, as well as the new Cornell Tech campus opening on Roosevelt Island in the heart of New York City.
We offer a rich array of services, programs and benefits to help employees advance in their career and enhance the quality of personal life, including employee wellness, workshops, childcare and adoption assistance, parental leave and flexible work options.
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This is from the Cooks.com website...
4 eggs
1 2/3 cup sugar
1 cup oil
1 (16 oz) can pumpkin
2 cups flour
2 tsp baking powder
2 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp salt
1 tsp baking soda
In mixing bowl, beat together egg, sugar, oil and pumpkin until light and fluffy. In a separate bowl, stir together flour, baking powder, cinnamon, salt and soda. Add to the pumpkin mixture and mix thoroughly. Spread batter in ungreased 15" x 10" pan. Also works well in cupcake tins or pumpkin-shaped tins.
Bake at 350°F for 25-30 minutes. Cool. Frost with cream cheese icing.
Cream Cheese Icing:
1 (3 oz) package of cream cheese
1/2 cup butter, softened
1 tsp vanilla
2 cups powdered sugar
Cream together cheese and butter, stir in vanilla and powdered sugar a little at a time, beating until smooth. Looks festive with food coloring added to the mixture.
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Pumpkin Cream Cheese Spread
This five-ingredient spread is ready in just 10 minutes, making it an ideal potluck dish if you're pressed for time. Pumpkin pie spice adds a slight kick.
Makes: 24 servings
Yield: 1-1/2 cups
Prep 10 mins
Chill 1 hr to 24 hrs
1 8 ounce package cream cheese, softened
1/2 cup canned pumpkin
1/4 cup sugar
3/4 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
1. Beat all ingredients in a medium mixing bowl with an electric mixer on medium speed until smooth. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or up to 24 hours. Makes 1-1/2 cups (24, 1-tablespoon servings).
nutrition facts (Pumpkin Cream Cheese Spread)
Servings Per Recipe 24, cal. (kcal) 43, Fat, total (g) 3, chol. (mg) 10, sat. fat (g) 2, carb. (g) 3, protein (g) 1, vit. A (RE) 155, sodium (mg) 28, calcium (mg) 10, iron (mg) 0, Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Teddys Pumpkin Dip
1 (15 ounce) can 100% pumpkin
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
¼ teaspoon ground ginger
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 (5 ounce) box instant vanilla pudding
2 (8 ounce) containers Cool Whip, thawed
1. In a large bowl, pour the pumpkin into the bowl
2. Using a hand mixer, add the cinnamon, cloves, ginger, and nutmeg and mix thoroughly
3. Now add the pudding and beat until thoroughly blended
4. Finally, mix in the Cool Whip
5. Best if chilled before eating, but dont let that stop you!
You can use chips, saltines, and graham crackers. In fact, we like to dip those cute little graham crackers shaped like teddy bears in this dip. They are just the right size
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Pumpkin Patch Shake
one can pumpkin purée, 15 ounces
2 cups creamy vanilla ice cream
1 cup whole milk
1 cup graham cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons pumpkin pie spice
whipped cream
Add the pumpkin purée, ice cream, milk, graham cracker crumbs, and pumpkin pie spice to blender and blend until smooth and silky, about 30 seconds.
Pour into four glasses each 8 ounces.
Garnish each with a dollop of whipped cream.
Serves four.
Note: this is a great seasonal shake, perfect for fall weather
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Pumpkin Spice Syrup Recipe for Homemade Pumpkin Spice Lattes
#veganMoFo #vegan
By Kristi, October 10, 2012, In condiments, vegan, vegetarian, whole food
Home » condiments » Pumpkin Spice Syrup Recipe for Homemade Pumpkin Spice Lattes #veganMoFo #vegan
Apparently there's been some sort of pumpkin spice syrup shortage at Starbucks, but I haven't noticed, because I can make my own! It is absolutely fabulous in a pumpkin spice latte and also drizzled over ice cream (coconut milk ice cream is fantastic with this mixed in). I'm planning to make the kids some coconut milk push pops with pumpkin syrup swirled in later this week for their lunch boxes. Yum.
I'm so glad I found this recipe, because it's incredibly simple and I can just keep the syrup on-hand to pour into my coffee whenever I like. My previous recourse for pumpkin spice lattes was this delicious crockpot recipe from Stephanie O'Dea. But that pretty much just makes lattes for the day, whereas the syrup makes lattes for weeks! Yum! I love, love, love it.
Pumpkin Spice Syrup
#veganMoFo #vegan
Yield: 1 pint
1 1/2 cups water
1 1/2 cups sucanat (or other natural sweetener)
4 cinnamon sticks
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/4 cup pumpkin puree
• Heat water and sucanat over medium-high heat until sugar dissolves.
• Do not boil.
• Add cinnamon sticks and whisk in remaining ingredients.
• Heat for about 5 minutes to marry flavors.
• Remove cinnamon sticks. Pour into a jar or other container.
• Add about a tablespoon of syrup to a cup of coffee with cream for a pumpkin spice latte or drizzle over ice cream.
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HOMEOWNERS in Warwickshire are being advised to step up their household security this Christmas.
Warwickshire Police has issued safety advice, urging people to be careful when storing their Christmas presents away, as thieves are tempted to break-in and help themselves.
A police spokesman urged people who are planning to go away for the Christmas break to take extra care.
He said: "Throughout the festive period people are likely to be spending more time away from home, whether shopping or visiting friends and relations.
"At the same time they are leaving their house unoccupied and full of gifts as well as all their usual treasures - and this is a goldmine for the criminal."
If you are going away for Christmas make sure your home looks occupied, he advised.
Homeowners should keep wrapped presents out of public view, and when out, leave the radio and lights switched on and curtains closed.
All locks and windows should be left secure.
All serial numbers of gifts should be written down before wrapped and goods such as bikes should be postcoded.
Expensive presents should not be stored in sheds or outhouses and large amounts of cash should not be kept in the house.
Finally, if you are offered goods at discounted prices and in suspicious circumstances, think twice.
If suspicious, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, as by buying stolen goods you are committing a crime yourself.


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David Binney made his Commonwealth Games debut on the Gold Coast.
David, from Sheffield, joined the other shooters in Team England's squad to compete at Belmont Shooting Centre in the 50m rifle prone discipline.
He spent a number of years as a competitive shooter on the domestic NSRA scene.
20 December 1966
Staveley Rifle and Pistol Club
Gold Coast 2018
Represented Team GB at the Baku 2015 European Games


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Today is May 14.
Drummer Zutty Singleton was born this day in 1898 in Bunkie, La. While he played in several of the important early New Orleans jazz bands, Singleton was best known through his late 1920s record with Louis Armstrong, Jelly Roll Morton and Barney Bigard.
He was an important link from the New Orleans style to the swing drummers who came on the scene in the 1930s. He was one of the first drummers to use wire brushes and the sock cymbal, the forerunner of the hi-hat cymbal.
Soprano saxophone master and clarinetist Sidney Bechet was born this day in 1897 in New Orleans. Throughout his career he was one of the strongest musicians on the classic jazz scene. He created the prime jazz vocabulary for the soprano sax. Bechet also died on this day in 1959 in Paris. He was 62.
Looking at today's hip happenings...
Jazz drummers Elvin Jones, Cindy Blackman and Terri Lyne Carrington were among the players on hand in Norwell, Mass., last week when the Avedis Zildjian Co., one of the world's top cymbal makers, commemorated its 380th anniversary. Jones told the Boston Globe: "When I got out of the Army in 1949, I had just enough money to buy a drum set. I've been using Zildjians ever since. ... There aren't any better cymbals."
On the New York jazz scene... there's a benefit for JazzReach with Jason Moran and The Bandwagon tonight at the Blue Note. The John Stetch trio is at the Jazz Standard tonight. Ted Nash and Odeon are at the Village Vanguard tonight through Sunday. The Jackie McLean quintet is at Iridium through Sunday.
Pianist and singer Barbara Carroll is at Birdland tonight. The Yosuke Yamashita trio is at Sweet Rhythm tonight. The Gino Stinson quintet is at the Zinc Bar tonight. Bill Charlap and Warren Vache are at The Jazz Gallery this evening. The Jim Campilongo trio is at the Knitting Factory tonight.
In and around Boston... the Aardvark Jazz Orchestra is at the Regattabar in Cambridge tonight. Blacksole is at Ryles Jazz Club in Cambridge tonight. Sugar Ray and The Bluetones featuring Monster Mike Welch are at Scullers jazz club in Boston tonight.
Singer Steve Tyrell is at Zanzibar Blue in Philadelphia tonight and Thursday.
Steve Smith and Vital Information with special guest Bill Evans on sax are at The Regal Room in Archibald, Pa., tonight.
Saxophonist Gene Walker and guitarist Wilbert Longmire are at Nighttown in Cleveland tonight.
In the Chicago area... the Tom Harrell quintet is at The Jazz Showcase this week. Henry Johnson's Organ Express with Chris Forman is at Andy's tonight. Detour is at the Backroom tonight. Mike Finnerty and the Jazz Hippies are at Cafe Ennui tonight. The Urs Leimgruber-Barre Phillips-Jac Demiere trio is at the Empty Bottle. The Bill Porter Orchestra with Rich Fudoli is at Green Dolphin Street tonight.
The Kurt Elling quartet is at the Green Mill tonight. The Brass Tracks Big Band is at Hackney's. Ken Saydak is at Joe's BeBop Café and Jazz Emporium. The Sketches in Blue trio is at the 100 South Chop House in Elmhurst tonight. The Bobby Broom trio is at Pete Miller's Steakhouse in Evanston. Jackie Allen and Judy Roberts are at Philander's in Oak Park. The Steve Evans trio is at Pops for Champagne. The Dave Flippo-Donn De Santo duo is at Pops of Highwood tonight.
In New Orleans... the Ted Hefko quartet is at the Blue Nile. Earl Brown is at Cafe Sbisa. Leigh "Little Queenie" Harris is at Dos Jefes. The Soul Rebels Brass Band is at El Matador. Lisa Lynn and the Stu Crawford quartet are at Fritzel's. Another Monday is at the Funky Butt tonight. Mark Braud is at Harrah's.
Trumpeter Nicholas Payton is at Lafayette Square. Kermit Ruffins and the Barbecue Swingers are at Le Bon Temps Roule. The Johnny Vidacovich trio is at the Maple Leaf. John Brunious leads tonight's band at Preservation Hall. The John Mahoney Big Band is at Snug Harbor tonight. Naked on the Floor is at d.b.a.
On the California jazz scene... the Hank Jones trio is at the Jazz Bakery in Los Angeles through Sunday. The Mike Levan trio is at Steamers Jazz Café in Fullerton. The Tom Culver quintet is at Spazio in Sherman Oaks tonight. The Benn Clatworthy quartet is at Charlie O's in Valley Glen. Bill Bruford's Earthworks featuring Tim Garland are at Yoshi's in Oakland tonight.
Tower of Power is at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley in Seattle through Sunday.
In conjunction with tomorrow's 50th anniversary of the famous Quintet conference at Toronto's Massey Hall, there is a series of free panel discussions today at the hall, home to a legendary 1953 bebop performance by Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Charles Mingus and Max Roach.
Three panels will explore the challenges and anecdotes behind the concert, the legend, the music and 50-year-old memories. Panelists include musicians who were in the opening band that historic night, as well as jazz journalists who were present.
Tomorrow night, there's a 50th anniversary concert with another all-star quintet featuring Herbie Hancock on piano, Roy Haynes on drums, Roy Hargrove on trumpet, Kenny Garrett on saxes and Dave Holland on bass. A local 17-piece big band, the 2003 Massey Hall All-Stars will open.
On the recording front...
Denmark's SteepleChase label is marking its 30th anniversary with the release of a special boxed set. It is an eight-CD set of late saxophonist Dexter Gordon's "Complete Trio-Quartet Studio Recordings 1974-76." An accompanying 52-page booklet is loaded with hitherto unpublished photos of Dexter and his sidemen.
The tenor giant has been the backbone of the SteepleChase catalog ever since producer and label owner Nils Winther started his label. This box set is a limited edition and will not be remanufactured after available copies run out.
Gordon is featured with guitarist Philip Catherine; pianists Kenny Drew, Barry Harris and Horace Parlan; bassists Sam Jones and Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen; and drummers Albert "Tootie" Heath, Billy Higgins, Al Foster, Alex Riel and Tony Inzalaco.
Holland's Criss Cross label is out with several new releases. They include "Wide Horizons" by tenor saxophonist Eric Alexander's sextet One For All, Dutch guitarist Jesse Van Ruller's "Circles" with Seamus Blake on tenor sax, Sam Yahel on organ and Bill Stewart on drums, "Mirrors" by Russian trumpeter Alex Sipiagin and Dutch pianist Peter Beets' "Page Two" with bassist Larry Grenadier and drummer Willie Jones III.
The Adventure Music label has released "Serenata," a duo CD featuring the music of Hermeto Pascoal, played by Jovino Santos Neto on piano and flute and Mike Marshall on mandolin. Special guests include the Brazilian Pascoal on bass flute and melodica on two tracks, as well as percussionists John Santos, Michael Spiro and Aaron Johnston. The material focuses on Pascoal's lyrical and romantic side as a composer of waltzes, chorus and ballads, most of which had never been recorded before.


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Introducing your new next door neighbour!
Born in a North London workshop nearly 70 years ago, Todd Doors is a family run business that still obsesses about the same things that their founder, Charles Todd, did all those years ago – great products, value and service. Todd Doors design and deliver beautiful interior, external doors and accessories. That's what they do, and that's all that they do. That's partly (they like to think) why they do it better than anyone else.
With more than 450 styles of internal and external doors, and 50,000 in stock, Todd Doors is proud to have built up their business to become the UK's leading seller of timber doors. And their new door furniture designs (handles, locks, latches, etc) are as affordably superior as their doors.
With stores popping up all around the South, Todd Doors is delighted to have recently arrived in Twickenham. Tom, the showroom manager, and his team of door experts would be delighted to show off their collections. Well aware that choosing a new door is full of unknowns, all of the showroom staff are fully trained door experts – on hand to guide you through getting the right door for the look of your home.
They also know that tastes and budgets can vary wildly, which is why they've created product ranges to suit most wallets and tastes… from the highest quality craftsmanship and original sumptuous designs of the Charles Todd collection, to the everyday value and precision-engineered quality of their Essentials range. Plus their Price Match Guarantee means you won't find the same cheaper elsewhere. And feel free to challenge them to match the price of something you've found elsewhere!
Todd Doors can be found at 87-109 Heath Road, Twickenham TW1 4AW. It is open seven days a week, from 8.00am-5.00pm during the week, 9.00am-5.00pm on Saturdays, and 10.00am-4.00pm on Sundays. They can be contacted by calling 020 3949 5770.
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Sometimes #RockBottom is all about prospective. Position yourself!
Sun, Apr 27, 2014
Fly Again!
Lyrics by Mr Mister:
"Take these broken wings
And learn to fly again, learn to live so free
When we hear the voices sing
The book of love will open up and let us in
Take these broken wings"
This morning, I just hear this chorus encouraging all of us. For those of you who are getting up with broken wings may you remember how to fly... not remember that they were once broken or rather any guilt, embarrassment or grief for that past season! If you do remember that your wings were broken, may we all remember the lesson taught and learned, but even greater remember the reward of flying. Fear has no hold on us! Anxiety flees with prayer! God's good hand of favor is upon us. His grace is sufficient for us. You too can fly again. The Book of love, the Bible, is what we need to fly again. God's Word is with you and goes before you! You will mount up on wings like EAGLES!! Pick up your broken wings and pride for He is the lifter of your head!
Passion Driven
Twas looking for what would click and fuel my inspiration for my nightly meditation time... and here it is. What I am passionate about is what & where my purpose lies. I will stay relevant, humble and in my lane. The Lord will bless me (open doors) when I'm faithfully working where I'm supposed to be! My blessing is here and more (greater in quality and size) is near!
Just "BE" Today!
I took today off from work as a Mental Health day. I will enjoy it without any regrets of yesterday or any anxiety of what's to come tomorrow. Today I will simple BE.
Be proactive in your emotional maintenance. The universe will pull from you until you are depleted and still, that won't be enough... Just BE! if something gets done, fine! If it doesn't, fine!
Thu, Apr 17, 2014
There r far less people attempting 2 break u down, & more actively & in-waiting 2 invest n YOU.
The brow beaters are many. Those who bully are increasing. But we have to remember those who so into us and invest in us and even more believe in us! Their number is greater because God is greater! Make the conscious decision to see those people and the light over the darkness.
#RememberThis #Lifeline #PrayerRequests
Transitional Perspective
May your day be filled with finish lines to say goodbye to, Journeys that we learn from, and starting points of which we catapult onward! You are resilient! You are progressing! You are evolving!
Tue, Apr 01, 2014
"God-orchestrated opportunities" to help others when you are in a valley examples of how He will provide and care for you while being diligent in spreading His love. God will fix our problems. Be a willing vessel to help others.
This is my insight after today's even. I came to work with baggage come but I am medially had to move my bag is to the side, as soon as I got to work to help another.
I choose to be an instrument and willing vessel weather I'm on the mountain top, the valley, or anywhere in between!
I write when I'm inspired. Visit www.mynuattitude.blogspot.com also!
July 2015


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Phalen Leadership Academy
Oct 23rd, 2018
George and Veronica Phalen Leadership Academy (GVPLA) sits in the heart of Indianapolis. With a strong STEM curriculum, motivated students and staff, this charter school are committed to high academic expectations. Since 2016 Vimme Learning's part in this strong relationship is to provide a rigorous Math curriculum to GVPLA.


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The Collectorate kathihar Recruitment 2018 has published 38 Amin Posts. Know the Important Details on this site. So, Check full advt of Collectorate Katihar likely the Eligibility Criteria, Age limit, Vacancy Details. So, One should know the Notification Details of Collectorate Katihar Amin Posts. The Form was c9ommenced on 03rd July 2018. So, the Closing date of Amin Application form will on 16th July 2018.
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आवेदन जमा की समाप्ति तिथि: 15 जनवरी 2018
Name Of Organisation: Collectorate, Katihar.
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Express extension for YUI Applications
$ cnpm install express-yui
Express extension for YUI applications.
This component extends Express by adding a new
app.yui member to the Express application. It is responsible for controlling and exposing both the YUI configuration and the application state on the client side as well as controlling the YUI instance on the server.
Install using npm:
$ npm install express-yui
static assets from origin server.
expose the app
state object with the YUI config and seed URLs.
express-yui is a conventional
express extension, which means it will extend functionality provided in
express by augmenting the Express app instance with a new member called
yui. At the same time,
express-yui provides a set of static methods that you can call directly off the
express-yui module. These methods include utility methods and Express middleware.
Here is an example of how to extend an
express app with
var express = require('express'),
expyui = require('express-yui'),
app = express();
// extending the `express` app instance using extension pattern decribed here:
// https://gist.github.com/ericf/6133744
// using the new `yui` member off the app instance
app.yui.applyConfig({ fetchCSS: false });
As you can see in the example above, the
yui member is available off the app instance after extending the
express app.
To expose the state of the app (which includes the computed YUI configuration based on the configuration defined through the Express app instance), you can call the
expose middleware for any route:
var express = require('express'),
expyui = require('express-yui'),
app = express();
app.get('/foo', expyui.expose(), function (req, res, next) {
By doing
express-yui will provision a property called
state that can be used in your templates as a javascript blob that sets up the page to run YUI with some very specific settings coming from the server. If you use
handlebars you will do this:
app.yui.ready(function () {
// you can use YUI now
And this is really the only thing you need to do in your templates to get YUI ready to roll!
Note: In order to be efficient by default, once the first request comes in the
expose() middleware will cache the state of the YUI config for the app. This means if it needs to be mutated on a per-request basies, it must be re-exposed.
express-yui provides many features, but the real power of this package can be seen when using it in conjunction with the locator component and the locator-yui plugin.
var express = require('express'),
expyui = require('express-yui'),
LocatorClass = require('locator'),
LocatorYUI = require('locator-yui'),
app = express(),
loc = new LocatorClass({
buildDirectory: __dirname + '/build'
// mounting `locator` instance
app.set('locator', loc);
// extending app with `express-yui`
// serving static yui modules built by locator
app.use(expyui.static(__dirname + '/build'));
app.get('/foo', expyui.expose(), function (req, res, next) {
// adding plugins to locator to support different type of files
loc.plug(new LocatorYUI());
// triggering locator filesystem abstraction
loc.parseBundle(__dirname, {});
app.yui.ready(function (err) {
if (err) {
throw err;
// if everything was ready, we can start listening for traffic
As a result, any YUI module under the
__dirname folder or any npm dependency marked as a locator bundle will be built by the
locator-yui plugin, and become automatically available on the client, and potentially on the server as well. This means you no longer need to manually define loader metadata or any kind of YUI config to load those modules, and
express-yui will be capable to handle almost everthing for you.
Using modules on the server is exactly the same that using them on the client through
app.yui.use() statement. Here is an example of the use of YQL module to load the weather forecast and passing the result into the template:
app.get('/forecast', expyui.expose(), function (req, res, next) {
req.app.yui.use('yql', function (Y) {
Y.YQL('select * from weather.forecast where location=90210', function(r) {
// r contains the result of the YQL Query
res.render('forecast', {
result: r
note: remember that
req.app holds a reference to the
app object for convenience.
If you use
locator and
express-view components in conjuction with some other locator plugins like
locator-handlebars and
locator-yui to precompile templates, and shift yui modules, then when calling
res.render('foo') and
express-view will resolve
foo automatically based on the precompiled version. Check this example to see this in action:
Ideally, you will use a CDN to serve all static assets for your application, but your Express app is perfectly capable of doing so, and even serving as the origin server for your CDN.
app.use(expyui.static(__dirname + '/build'));
With this configuration, a group called
foo with version
1.2.3, and
yui version
3.11.0, it will produce URLs like these:
Any of those URLs will be valid because
express-yui static method produces an Express app that can be mounted under your Express application to serve YUI core modules and application specific modules (modules compiled by locator into the
build folder).
If you plan to serve the locator-generated
build folder from your CDN, then make sure you set the proper configuration for all groups so loader can know about them.
Here is the example:
app.set('yui default base', 'http://mycdn.com/path/to/build/');
app.set('yui combo config', {
comboBase: 'http://mycdn.com/path/to/combo?',
comboSep: '&',
maxURLLength: 1024
app.set('yui default root', 'build/');
In this case you don't need to use
expyui.static() middleware since you are not serving local files, unless the app should work as origin server.
With this configuration, a group called
foo with version
1.2.3 will produce urls like these:
You can find the API Docs under
apidocs folder, and you can browse it through this URL:
This software is free to use under the Yahoo! Inc. BSD license. See the LICENSE file for license text and copyright information.
See the CONTRIBUTING file for info.
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