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Learning About the Legislative Process
FFC sponsored the Thoreau Youth Group trip to the NM State Capitol
The New Mexico State Capitol building was overflowing with students on Tuesday, January 21 for Celebrating Children and Youth Day, which coincided with opening day at the 2014 New Mexico Legislative Session. This year's theme: "New Mexico Kids are Counting on Us" references the New Mexico Voices for Children data that ranked New Mexico 50th in child welfare in the 2013 KIDS COUNT Data Book. During morning speeches by various legislative officials many students were given the opportunity to make a short public statement. The students ended their speeches with the tag line, "don't sugarcoat it" to underline the seriousness of this low ranking.
Youth-related organizations manned tables in the hallways leading into the Rotunda, distributing informational materials describing their work in promoting the welfare of children in New Mexico. Advocates held a learning session which provided information to attending students about the legislative process and how to discuss their issues with legislators. Thoreau Youth Group students then spent several hours visiting with legislators to discuss their concerns about New Mexico education problems.
American Indian Day at the State Legislature was held on Friday, February 7. The purpose of this event was to increase awareness of the tribal perspective to legislators and constituents during the session. The theme for the 2014 American Indian Day was: "Successful State-Tribal Relations: Five Years of Building a Better Tomorrow for All New Mexicans." FFC staff and board members were present to support legislation benefiting increased educational opportunities for American Indian students.
Healthy Heels Campaign Promotes Healthy Lifestyles
Futures for Children (FFC) is providing American Indian students with a healthy alternative for seasonal sweets with holiday stockings that include items intended to encourage a healthier lifestyle. The Healthy Heels campaign also helped the FFC staff stay in shape as they logged a few miles walking around tables stuffing over 1000 holiday stockings with fruit, healthy snacks, oral care products, balls, jump ropes, hand sanitizers and other "good for you" items.
Donations from many individuals and corporations supported the Healthy Heels campaign. Participants were O'Dell Financial Services, Lovelace Health System, Presbyterian Healthcare Services, Greater Sandoval County Chamber of Commerce - Nick Vuillemot, Walmart, Smith's Food and Drug Stores, Eric Stanley DMD - Perfect Teeth, Paul Apodaca and Sue Casarez, Office Max, Trader Joe's, Anytime Fitness on Juan Tabo and a group know as Active Boomer Singles.
45 Year Anniversary Open House A Success
The article below, wirtten by Colleen Keane, was featured in Navajo Times. It highlights the impact Futures for Children programs have on American Indian students and their communities. Ms. Keane was one of over 300 guests who attended the 45 Year Anniversary Open House celebration on September 21, 2013. We thank Navajo Times and Colleen Keane for promoting our mission to empower American Indian youth through leadership development, mentoring, and community service.
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Answers magazine is the Bible-affirming, creation-based magazine from Answers in Genesis. In it you will find fascinating content and stunning photographs that present creation and worldview articles along with relevant cultural topics from different authors. Each quarterly issue includes a detachable chart, a pullout children's magazine, a unique animal highlight, excellent layman and semi-technical articles plus bonus content from the AnswersMagazine.com website. Our purpose is to equip you, our reader, with practical answers so you can confidently communicate the gospel and biblical authority with accuracy. Why wait? Subscribe today!
The retired Dr. Gitt was a director and professor at the German Federal Institute of Physics and Technology (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig), the Head of the Department of Information Technology. Three prerequisites must be fulfilled in order for the German Ministerium to award the title "Director and Professor" at a German research institute, on the recommendation of the Praesidium. The person concerned must be:
Active creationist, prominent information scientist, writer, and close friend of AiG, Dr Gitt is also a renowned evangelist. In October 1999, he led a series of meetings in Bielefeld, Germany. His topics included "After death—what then," "The wonder of the Bible," and "What creation teaches us". Fifty-one people made first-time professions of faith in Christ.
In September and October 2000, Dr Gitt and Ken Ham had a number of successful meetings.
Dr. Gitt has written numerous scientific papers in the fields of information science, mathematics, and control engineering. He has also written several creationist books including:
Dr. Gitt has contributed many articles to Creation magazine (and Creation Technical Journal), some of which are:

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A Connell Street Site
The site consists of a .3-acre privately-owned residential property, which includes a single-family residence and a small commercial establishment (sandwich shop). It is located within the "Bay Street Suspected Fill Area," an area-wide investigation of about 100 properties in the vicinity relative to manufactured gas waste. New England Gas Company, under the oversight by the RI Department of Environmental Management, conducted investigative and cleanup work relative to this larger project. EPA addressed the A Connell Street Site separately since the nature and origin of the contamination (i.e. mercury) was distinct from that of the "Bay Street Suspected Fill Area." According to DEM's files, the site was used for the disposal of waste from a local hat factory about 100 years ago. Remnants of mercury-bearing hat waste were found during soil sampling and cleanup activities.
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Spells are tools.
Designing spells means designing new tools: what problems will the wizards and sorcerers in your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game need to solve next session? The 45 new spells in this sourcebook range from utilitarian cantrips to epic battle magic, but all have one thing in common: they solve problems.
These new spells fit into the niches that arcane spell casters are known for: either these new spells deal massive amounts of spectacular damage, or they completely transform the laws of physics governing your Pathfinder Roleplaying Game campaign, allowing your spellcaster to break reality to his own ends. From dragging a star out of orbit to instantly selling off plundered loot, what in-game problems will wizards equipped these new spells be able to solve?


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THE DATA DAY: TOTTENHAM v CHELSEA
It was the proverbial game of two halves on Saturday as we fought back from a goal down to secure a well-earned point at White Hart Lane. Both managers praised the performance of Juan Mata after his introduction at the interval, and the key figures suggest that the Spaniard's influence was not limited to creative duties…
After a disappointing opening period, the second-half saw Chelsea create more chances, attempt more shots on goal, and make more successful passes in the final third.
We also made more ball recoveries, more tackles and more blocks after the break.
Juan Mata played a decisive role in our upturn in fortunes in the second period, setting up John Terry's equaliser with a set-piece. He also completed more successful passes than any other Chelsea player while on the pitch, with 85% finding a man in blue.
Exactly half of Mata's 20 passes were in the final third, but he also played his part defensively, making seven ball recoveries - again more than any of his team-mates - including four in his own half. The 25-year-old attempted three tackles after his introduction; only Ramires and Frank Lampard made more.
Jose Mourinho's men completed 16 successful clearances in the opening 45 minutes, but just four after that until the sending-off of Fernando Torres in the 81st-minute, hinting at our dominance in the second-half when it was still 11 against 11.
After the dismissal we were forced onto the back foot, making just 21 successful passes to Tottenham's 96. Forty-eight of those passes by Spurs were in the attacking third, more than their total number up to that point in the match. Five of the 11 chances the home side created on Saturday also came after Torres had left the pitch.
We were caught offside on 10 occasions. Our previous five league games had seen us fall foul of the assistant referee's flag just eight times in total, suggesting that Tottenham afforded us more space than most have in behind their defence.
Much had been made before the game of Tottenham's impressive physicality, but it was the Blues who dominated in the air. We won 22 of the 28 aerial duels contested, with Branislav Ivanovic beating his man to the ball on all eight occasions he went up for a header.
Moussa Dembele was Tottenham's outstanding performer statistically, making and completing more passes than anyone else on the pitch, succeeding in all eight of his take-ons and tackling a Chelsea player four times, more than any of his team-mates. He also made two blocks, one more than four other players on both sides could manage.
Spurs have now won just three of their 43 Barclays Premier League games against us. Meanwhile Terry's well-placed header ensured that we didn't fail to score in three successive league games away from Stamford Bridge for the first time since April 2002.


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Ok disregard the previous post. I finally said screw it and installed it on my other machine. Worked and booted the first time no problem. I only have 2 problems. I have no networking and no sound. Can anyone give me a general direction for how to get the onboard networking of a ga 965p ds3 working as well as a creative labs XFI gamer? Or am i stuck using onboard sound?
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What a pair of boots the "Cacti" is! Lucchese® handcrafts it with a genuine lizard foot and 13" "Mad Dog" leather shaft. Inside, the craftsmanship is just as important. Technologically Advanced Construction cushions the foot and a steel shank provides the best arch support in western footwear. Quality full welt. Walking heel.


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Emergency responders say a person was struck in Camden Sunday night in the area of Blackwood Clementon Road.
The crash was reported just before 7 p.m.
Police have not released the details of the crash or the condition of the victim.
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text: Fertilizer Website Promotes Crop Nutrition to G8 'Roots for Growth' campaign highlights fertilizer's role in meeting worldwide food needs. Published on: May 16, 2012 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print The global fertilizer industry has a new online campaign it's calling "Roots for Growth" that will highlight the role fertilizers play in meeting global food needs and addressing food security. As Group of Eight leaders gather in Camp David later this week, agriculture and nutrition are thought to be an important part of the agenda, according to a press statement from the groups promoting the Roots for Growth program. In 2009, G8 leaders pledged to spend $22 billion on ag and rural development, with funding to expire this year. That drives a need for world leaders to agree on a new and improved commitment.'Roots for Growth' campaign highlights fertilizer's role in meeting worldwide food needs. The Web campaign includes several online materials aimed at informing policy debates and encouraging dialogue. The tools include: Introductory "Roots for Growth" video Interactive infographics on food/nutrition safety, soil health, environmental stewardship and sustainable agriculture. Links to key industry news, external policy papers, multimedia and key industry spokespeople. You can check out the materials at www.rootsforgrowth.org. Ford West, president of the Fertilizer Institute says: This campaign aims to raise awareness and dialogue around fertilizer's role in supporting global food security and sustainable agricultural production." Adds Jacob Hansen, director general of Fertilizers Europe: "Fertilizers are essential in boosting crop productivity and maintaining soil fertility whilst also improving rural livelihoods, protecting natural habitats and making agriculture more carbon-efficient." For example, in sub-Saharan Africa, smallholder farmers face a variety of constraints in their ability to increase productivity. These include increasingly degraded soils (75% of which is already classified as such), low crop productivity (yields are less than 10% of global averages) and lack of access to input and output markets. According to the World Bank, sub-Saharan Africa represents 10% of the world's population but only uses 0.8% of the world's fertilizer. David Roquetti Filho, Executive Director of ANDA says, "Many poor farmers are left with little choice to prevent further soil nutrient depletion, as they lack sufficient access to inputs such as fertilizers. To combat this we need continued commitments to improve farmers' ability to support their own livelihoods, as well as feed a growing population." A global initiative, "Roots for Growth" is led by a coalition of the world's leading fertilizer associations, namely the Brazilian industry association called Associação Nacional para Difusão de Adubos, or ANDA; Canadian Fertilizer Institute, Fertilizers Europe, International Fertilizer Industry Association, and The Fertilizer Institute.


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Consumers are more likely to buy low-fat products when they have traffic light labels, but organic foods could suffer from the system, according to research.
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Nestlé's brand Nespresso will allow greater use of competitor coffee capsules in its machines following a French anti-trust investigation.
The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) is no longer accepting novel food applications, a development one public policy expert says is "alarming".
UTZ Certified has begun a three-year initiative to develop a certified sustainable hazelnut supply in Turkey, which accounts for 70% of global production.
High-protein bread will be a functional niche of the future if manufacturers can play up the satiety angle and get the taste right, says a health and wellness expert.
Power brands like Doritos, Lay's and Quaker Oats are allowing PepsiCo to stay strong in volatile market conditions, CEO Indra Nooyi says.
Front-of-package food labelling greatly boosts a consumer's ability to comprehend nutrition data and make informed choices, according to a recent study.
It's not quite as dramatic as the Oscar Pistorius trial, but in the world of food law, a false advertising case brought by POM Wonderful against rival Coca-Cola is being followed just as closely. And all eyes will be on the Supreme Court on Monday, when both sides will present...
Lithuania has sent a list of 182 botanicals it intends to ban in food supplements to the European Commission in a move one major supplier called "a step back" for EU harmonisation and free trade.
Proposed changes to the Nutrition Facts panel on food and beverage labels are well-intentioned, but may not have as much effect on how consumers perceive products as policymakers hope, according to Hartman Group.
Consumers who eat white or brown rice every day tend to have better overall diet quality and nutrient intake, according to a study of five-year data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES).
Cereal makers can expect a turnaround year thanks to favorable consumption patterns and a booming young Hispanic population, says Packaged Facts.
Campylobacter infections rose and Salmonella, E.coli O157 and Listeria stayed around the same, according to US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) data.
Four people who attended the recent Food Safety Summit conference and exhibition reportedly have been stricken with a foodborne pathogen.
Eastern Europe and Asia lead the way in fresh food consumption
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Waste date beans- from eco coffee alternative to beyond
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NPD insights: You must know what existing product your new one will replace
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Food labelling is 'confusing' and redundant without education
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The study of communication at Muskingum University isdesigned to provide students with an understanding of the communication processes found in contemporary society, an appreciation of the historical, technological, literary and dramatic heritage of communication and an opportunity to improve skills in oral communication.
Students may become involved in intercollegiate forensics as well as have an active role in WMCO, a Class A 1.32 KW FM radio station, and MCTV, a television production studio operating on the cable access channel in New Concord. The Muskingum University forensics team is another exciting way to get involved as a student. Being part of a team, traveling the country to compete with other colleges and universities, and strengthening your communication skills are all excellent ways to prepare for success in any career.
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Commercial Real Estate Finance
A practice-oriented examination of commercial real estate finance transactions utilizing actual transaction documents as tools to help identify and analyze the parties' business objectives, interests and concerns, the significant legal issues and risks and the allocation of risks and benefits. Significant attention is directed to: the business rationale of financing and underwriting, negotiation, documentation and enforcement of acquisition, development and construction loans, bridge and permanent loans, mezzanine loans, CMBS loans and other financing devices; enforcement of guaranties and other personal undertakings; troubled, non-performing or defaulted loans and workouts, restructurings, foreclosures, conveyances in lieu of foreclosure, bankruptcy and reorganization relief and lender liability issues. The class will include discussion of current issues relating to the credit crisis and recession and it¿s impact on commercial real estate with a focus on restructurings, work-outs and enforcement issues. Teaching Method: Lecture with class discussion. Evaluation: Final Examination. Class participation will be considered in determining the final grade. Texts: Real Estate Finance , Jon W. Bruce available at the Abbott Hall bookstore. Prerequisites: Property. Desirable but not required - Secured Transactions (UCC Article 9); Business Associations, Partnerships or Corporations (KSM).
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Practice Areas: Business, Corporate,Trans Area , Commercial Practice Area , Contracts , Real Estate Practice Area
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Title: Commercial Real Estate Finance
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Thanks to my job as a freelance writer, I'm able to travel a lot. And since I live in the very hot desert, I find myself traveling more often in an attempt to escape summer's scorching temps.
Whether I'm road tripping it a few hours away, zooming across the Atlantic for an international vacay or visiting friends in San Francisco or NYC, I always get a little pre-packing anxiety. I'm sure that anyone who's traveled is far too familiar with the "What if I need this?" and "What if I need that?" questions that run through your head as you're packing your bags. Because I do get to travel somewhat frequently, I've sort of figured out exactly what I need.
Today I'm sharing my summer vacation must-haves; my five essential beauty goods that I absolutely must bring with me to any and all destinations. Like children, I cannot claim to have a favorite, so here they are in no particular order:
Make Up Forever High Definition Powder
This is the stuff of the makeup gods. It's a setting powder you apply with a fat brush after you've applied all your makeup that keeps everything in place without feeling heavy. I especially love it when I have a full day of sight seeing or visiting ahead of me, particularly in summer months when makeup is more likely to sweat off.
Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry Touch Sunblock SPF 70
If you're like me, you tend to spend more time outside when you're on vacation. I have both a mini version and a big bottle of Neutrogena's Ultra Sheer Dry Touch Sunblock, but I reserve the smaller container for my travels. It's light enough to apply to your face, but the SPF of 70 will keep you extra protected. I always apply it to any area of exposed skin when I'm outside.
Alfaparf Milano Semi Di Lino Diamante Cristalli Liquidi Serum
My wavy/curly hair is prone to frizzing out, especially in humid summer climates. This serum has been a favorite for a while because I love the cologne-like scent and the formula is brilliant, to boot. Hair absorbs this product quickly, which helps eliminate the poof-effect my mane sometimes takes on. It's also compact, making it ideal for travel.
Jonathan Product Green Rootine Dry Shampoo
Let's face it. When you're on vacation, it's a huge hassle to wash your hair. I stick to washing every 2 to 3 days when at home, but on vacation I tend to stretch out my hair washing sessions even further. For a quick fix, I'll just wash the hair around my face to nix any greasy-looking locks and then apply this amazing, award winning dry shampoo to other areas. Bonus: They make this product in three shades: for blondes, brunettes and red heads.
Dr. Jart+ Black Label Detox BB Cream
I'm partial to sheer coverage over anything extremely heavy. Even on days when I need a little blemish control, I wear Dr. Jart+'s BB cream and then spot conceal as necessary. This product is creamy and light, a rare combination, and actually feels like it's doing your skin a major favor while you're wearing it, unlike some products that you can't wait to wash off at the end of the day. It leaves skin looking even, radiant, blemish free and healthy.
Wendy Rose Gould is a Yahoo! Shine Beauty Guru who writes about beauty and fashion topics on a daily basis. She believes a woman should never leave the house without fabulous hair and a spritz of her staple perfume. Read more of her stuff here.


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Seth MacFarlane told IESB.net about the upcoming "Empire" themed parody episode of "Family Guy." Giant Chicken is Boba Fett.
"The Giant Chicken's fights with Peter parody Hollywood action films and usually cause huge amounts of damage to the city and can last upwards of 7 minutes."
Boba Fett was recently in a parody episode of Robot Chicken, which was a Seth Green project.
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"Compassion is the basis of morality." — Arthur Schopenhauer
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Free Speech TV, a national, commercial-free television network with distribution to 40 million households nationwide, has invited Uprising to be part of its regular television line up.
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We have only until April 30, 2014 to raise the needed funds, after which we hope to launch the Uprising, the television show, sometime during the summer!
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Fuhrmann, Terwilliger
MARSHALL - Casey Fuhrmann and Brey Terwilliger announce their engagement. Parents of the couple are Don and Jan Fuhrmann of Marshall, Cory and Cyndi Fisher of Rapid City, S.D., and Mark and Bridget Terwilliger of Colorado Springs, Colo. The couple both attended at South Dakota State University. Fuhrmann finished his degree in 2011 and is now employed at Olsson Associates in Omaha, Neb. Terwilliger finished her degree in 2013 and is now employed as an early preschool teacher in Omaha, Neb. The couple plans an Aug. 31, 2013, wedding in Omaha.
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On Tuesday the Rapid bus millage passed by a slim margin. Let's give the credit to our esteemed Mayor and City Commissioners for their ardent endorsement of this new tax on property owners for putting it over the top.
As I noted elsewhere, a bus rider picks up about 11 cents out of every dollar of the cost. The taxpayers pick up the rest. Instead of having the rider pay another 6 or 7 cents for additional runs (you know, to meet the overwhelming demand), the Rapid bureaucrats figured the taxpayers should cough up the cash instead. And our City officials gave a thumbs up to that.
Because Mayor George Heartwell (pictured above) and Commissioners Rosalyn Bliss, Walt Gutowski, Ruth Kelly, Elias Lumpkins, Dave Shaffer, and Jim White have decided that River City property owners need to write even bigger checks for the Rapid bus service, because everyone needs to have a bus available to him, I have a few questions for them:
(1) When was the last time you rode the Rapid? (Let's be generous, P.R. stunts iucluded.)
(2) How often do you ride the Rapid? (Hmm. Little tougher question.)
(3) Will you use the Rapid to commute to and from City Commission meetings? (After all, we are now paying for all that extra bus service to make it easier, right?)
We'll let you know what, if any, answers we get from these politicians who are so free and easy about spending our money on their pet projects. I suspect the response from them will be, "The bus is not for us." Hit the links on their names, and you can e-mail your questions, too.
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The Bird's Eye of Brooklyn
Brooklyn retailer Bird, which is marking 15 years in business, has influenced change in the borough through its fashion and retail point of view.
— Apr 16, 2014
Benetton Flagship Sets Path for Future
Biagio Chiarolanza on Tuesday unveiled the new concept at the 16,200-square-foot United Colors of Benetton store in Milan's Piazza Duomo.
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Blind Barber Opens in Williamsburg
The store will include a cafe and bar.
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Roland Mouret Does Line for Banana Republic
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The new retail concept will be focused on contemporary women's apparel and accessories with special services and lots of digital bells and whistles.
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With its first door in Germany and the largest European store to date, the company is playing it big in Berlin.
— Apr 10, 2014
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The 2,150-square-foot store is the Hennes & Mauritz AB-owned denim label's first freestanding unit in France.
— Apr 10, 2014
Victoria's Secret Trims Apparel Collections
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— Apr 10, 2014
Kate Moss Reconnects With Topshop
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— Apr 7, 2014
Dune London Eyes U.S. Expansion
Since joining the company as president of U.S. wholesale, Richard Kelsey has overseen the brand's entry into the U.S. market for spring 2014.
— Apr 7, 2014
Crémieux Revamps Paris Flagship
Located at 185 Boulevard Saint-Germain, the revamped venue is four times larger than the previous store.
— Apr 7, 2014
Urban Outfitters Moves Into Space Ninety 8
The retailer had its eye on 98 North Sixth Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, for seven years, according to John Hauser, chief officer of brand experience.
— Apr 3, 2014
Claudio Del Vecchio's Vision for Brooks Brothers
Within its long history, there has been some elasticity in the business model, thanks to Del Vecchio, who bought the company in 2001 from Marks & Spencer.
— Apr 3, 2014
WP Lavori to Open First U.S. Store
The 1,700-square-foot flagship at 225 Smith Street in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn will be evenly split between men's and women's wear.
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WELL DONE – I purchased a session of vein therapy through Groupon. I called Laser Sculpture to make an appointment. They took me in the very next day. After my consultation with Dr Taguchi and his nurse I had my treatment done by his nurse. Although they told me that I may need more than one treatment, all my spider veins disappeared with one treatment. I am very happy with the result and I am trilled with the professionalism of the staff. I definitely recommend Laser Sculpture.
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I called Laser Sculpture and they extended their office hours for me. I have done 10 treatments so far and have lost 7 inches.
Their staff are very knowledgeable, honest and friendly.
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My experience! – I realy don't understand how people can say bad thing about this place. are they competitors? or what? I don't have lots of money to waste. working my butt off for living. My friend Nancy took me to this place for consultation. I wanted to have filler around my lips, after Shahla visited me she rejected the idea and she said all I need is Botox. Though I insisted because already been told by other place to have derma filler still shahla told me to trust her and I did. I'm so happy that still there are people who are honest and not try to get money for those who work hard like me. I spent 1/3 of my budget and look good so good that I don't care what other say, they are my clinic 4 ever and have sent 3 of my friends there already!
Worst Experience Ever!! – My friend experienced a HORRIBLE, debilitating nightmare at this place. I went with her and held her handfor the procedure and when I saw that they were running a GROUPON special I was shocked such a place would even still be in business!
The long and short of it is that my friend went in for botox, with some special she was running. The lady "Shayla" or something similar, -tried to convince her to have all this other work done that my friend so didn't need. However by the looks of Shayla, I think my friend was scared off (this woman is the walking poster child for BAD plastic surgery and BAD injections- you know the look!) My friend just opted for the botox, but I wish she hadn't even done that, because a complete NIGHTMARE ensued. She developed a horrible drooping EYELID, her whole FACE went CROOKED...she looked HORRIBLE to be honest. I felt terrible to have to tell her the truth, but the results were so shocking and so bad that you couldn't really hide it. The poor girl cried everyday and stayed in the house for MONTHS.
As I said, I can't believe a place like this is even stil in BUSINESS! I feel guilty that as her friend, after seeing that woman, I didn't warn her to just leave, so she could have avoided this horrible situation. Live and learn!
great results, that's all that matters! – had microdermabrasion AND chemical peel. ( i think TCA was what it was called?) first time ever having either done. purchased a Groupon & had never been. reviews were sketchy so i was scared. i almost walked out cuz i judged a book by its cover & their office isnt state of the art, and only one person working. the main doctor was SUPER accomodating with my schedule..they, as any small business owner want money of course, but i didnt find them to be pushy any more than any other salon. i just felt i should let ya know my skin didnt burn off & they seemed to know what they were doing there because i have a lovely glow, and am not going to need to sue anyone :) if you're going to get some treatment that PROMISES instant weight loss, maybe it isnt just this doctor that dissapoints, maybe its the treatment. but my face looks good after my visit, so i needed to let people know. contact me if you'd like. im a real person, a 27 year old student who's tryin to save a buck & willing to take risks from time to time on a new place. cheers!
*i didnt give all 5 stars, cuz 5 stars to me is a massage chair while i wait, where a staff member offers me water & scones while i wait. they do a great job, but the atmosphere isnt the best. *
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Mid-to-late August is a key period for local high school coaches trying to get their student athletes in superior athletic condition. But the smokey, smelly air in the region isn't helping their cause.
"We do not do our full-blown conditioning the way we would if the air was good," said Spanish Springs football coach Scott Hare, whose Cougars season opener is just eight days away. "We do not change the plan much, we just keep an eye on the players … We keep conditioning short and sweet, five-minute periods of quick movements and then slow it down so they are not breathing hard for a long time."
Reed football coach Ernie Howren admitted his staff has been monitoring player conditioning as well.
"We are definitely checking," he said. "We've been fortunate that practice hasn't been affected too much by the smoke. But we haven't done any sprints or conditioning at the end of practice."
When teams reach the early evening hours, around 5 p.m., that is when the blanket of grey smokey haze is at its worst, hanging over the valley floor. Washoe County's Air Quality Division keeps tabs year round on the air over Reno-Sparks. The agency's daily updates have continually highlighted the lower air quality over the last week and warned people with sensitive breathing habits to reduce prolonged or heavy exertion and to spend more time inside.
That means student-athletes with asthma or other respiratory issues are facing a bigger challenge than others.
"The girls have been able to practice at Lakeridge, but with some difficulty for those players with asthma," said Reed girls golf coach Danielle Fleiner. "So we did cut a few practices a little shorter than normal. We do hope the fire gets under control and clears up in the air so the players can practice and play without any other challenges besides conquering the course each day."
Sparks boys soccer coach Frank Avilla said the air quality is something coaches have a responsibility to monitor when working their athletes into shape. However, he added the smokey skies from wildfires are hardly a new issue to northern Nevada.
"If you're coaching in northern Nevada, with all of the adverse or odd weather we see each year, it's a must to be flexible and ready for anything," Avilla said. "The smoke has put us on alert and we've had to move our practice plans around, but we've been able to stay on schedule. Since we're doing two-a-day practices, we've been able to do most of our running at our 6 a.m. practice and lightening our conditioning when pollution levels are up during our evening sessions."
At Spanish Springs, Hare said his biggest concern is his athletes sleep habits. He wants them getting good rest during preseason camp and he believes too much conditioning in the poorer-quality air, won't help his players get good rest.
"I want it to clear up because what I am hearing from my guys and my own family is that it is having more of an effect on sleeping patterns than during practice.
"I have held back because I have seen that some kids are affected just by being outside. I don't want them to struggle sleeping at night because they went above and beyond with the air this bad."
All the local coaches who responded to our brief Sparks Tribune survey, on how the air quality has impacted their plans and execution of practices, were concerned about the issue and want the situation alleviated. However, they all said they're far from in panic mode because their staffs and athletes have done a good job getting in shape throughout the entire summer.
"Other than really Monday, the smoke has not affected us," long-time Sparks football coach Rob Kittrell said. "I believe we came into camp in great shape. Thus one day off of heavy conditioning will not affect us that much … But if the smoke were to linger, it would start to affect us."
Howren had similar sentiments.
"I feel like we're in great shape," the Raiders' gridiron guru said. "Our summer conditioning program helps kids prepare for the season. I also believe no matter how well you condition in the summer, it takes a few weeks early in the season to get in game shape."
Hare said he has mixed feelings, pointing out that he doesn't expect many issues with his players sucking wind from a lack of physical preparation, but still wishing the air quality was optimum.
"By this point in the summer, if you're not ready to go, you've missed a month and a half of prep work. One week will not change that," Hare said. "On the other hand, you'd love to get that last week's push in before you start games."


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I have posted previously on my son's house he just bought which had the hot/cold reversed on the hot water heater, no pressure reducing valve, and an expansion tank that had failed. We replaced the TP valve on the water heater over Christmas because it was dripping. His house pressure was at 90 PSI.
Well, his hot water heater failed this week, brown water that never cleared even after flushing. So, he had a local plumbing company come in and replace the water heater, add a pressure reducing valve, and replace the expansion tank.
The outcome was that the water heater drip tube had not been switched so the hot and cold reversed was bad. The anode rod was just a wire so completely depleted. The expansion tank was on the hot side. The plumber fix both of these problems. My son ask about setting the expansion tank pressure equal to the house pressure and the plumber basically said it was pre-charged and fine. The plumber set the PRV to 70 PSI. This weekend my son set the PRV to 60 PSI and set the expansion tank to 60 PSI also, it was preset to 40 PSI.
So, my question to all plumbers why do you not offer a yearly test of your expansion tank and PRV? I always get brochures in the mail about a yearly checkup for my heating/cooling system. But, in my area nothing on the plumbing side. It would seem if folks would do this alot of expansion tanks and PRV valves would be fixed.


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Winter weather has arrived to Michigan right on time.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for much of southeastern, western and mid Michigan Friday. The advisory is in effect from 9 a.m.-midnight on Dec. 21—which also happens to be the official winter solstice.
According to the NWS, Michigan can expect to see strong winds coming in from the northwest throughout the afternoon and evening. Gusts could be as high as 45 miles per hour.
Snow showers will continue through the morning, but should stop by early evening. We can expect to see snow accumulation of around an inch in most areas, including Dearborn. Some areas of Michigan, however, could see as much as three inches of snow.
The Dearborn Police Department issued an alert Friday morning, urging residents to be cautious in the wintry weather.
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Family Searching For Missing ND ManJAMESTOWN, N.D. - A missing 74-year-old man from Riverdale was supposed to stop through Jamestown last weekend before he headed south for the winter, according to information from the McLean County Sheriff's Department.
By: Ben Rodgers, Jamestown Sun
JAMESTOWN, N.D. - A missing 74-year-old man from Riverdale was supposed to stop through Jamestown last weekend before he headed south for the winter, according to information from the McLean County Sheriff's Department.
Ronald Lee Johnson was supposed to visit his son in Jamestown on Oct. 15. From there he was to visit his sister in Valley City on Oct. 16, and he had a medical appointment at the VA Hospital in Fargo on Oct. 17.
He failed to appear at any of the destinations. Family members haven't heard from him.
For the past 10 years or so Johnson has visited his sister, Carmen Freehauf, in Valley City before he headed south to the Needles, Calif., area for the winter, Freehauf said Sunday.
"It's been hell. It's not like him, he would have called his sister," said Johnson's daughter, Susan Trautman.
Trautman went to his Riverdale home and discovered a half-packed suitcase, groceries, a full fridge, her father's medication and his checkbook.
Johnson and his 1982 gold Cadillac passenger car were gone. The North Dakota license plate number is HZZ466.
"It looks to us like he was interrupted in his home and suddenly left," Trautman said.
She said the last time he communicated with anyone was a cellphone call at 2:24 p.m. on Oct. 15.
Johnson's other daughter, Laura Wetsch, flew in from Raleigh, N.C., on Sunday to assist in the search.
The McLean County Sheriff's Department has conducted aerial searches since Friday, but have been limited to that county, Wetsch said.
She was told that the North Dakota National Guard would conduct a larger scale search starting Monday.
Wetsch and Trautman also plan to drive the route Johnson takes when he leaves from Riverdale and goes through Jamestown to Valley City.
Johnson is a diabetic and has undergone double bypass surgery in the past. He is 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 220 pounds, has gray hair, a beard and a mustache and wears glasses. He has no memory issues.
"He's always been a very gregarious person, very outgoing, he likes people," Wetsch said of her father.
She said Johnson plays poker for a hobby and spends time enjoying the outdoors when he gets the chance.
He mows grass for the Riverdale park board in the spring and summer.
The McLean County sheriff was unavailable for comment on Sunday.
Anyone with information on Johnson's whereabouts is asked to contact local law enforcement.
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An analysis of Iran's Internet reveals a deep level of diversity, with a level of surveillance (and surveillance-dodging) that goes just as deep. During this week's post-election crisis, so many reflections have been bouncing back and forth in this online hall of mirrors that it's sometimes hard to get a fix on where anyone stands - geographically or politically.
Iran is a particularly fitting battleground: A status report on the government's Internet filtering effort, just updated this week by the OpenNet Initiative, notes that Iranian Internet usage has grown nearly 50 percent every year for the past eight years - the highest growth rate in the Middle East. About 35 percent of the country's population uses the Internet, a level of penetration significantly higher than the Middle East average of 26 percent.
Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society says Iran is home to one of the world's richest and most varied blogospheres, with major clusters for secular/reformist politics as well as conservative politics, for "CyberShia" religious discussion as well as Persian poetry appreciation.
At the same time, the OpenNet Initiative says Iran has one of the world's most extensive Net filtering systems, on a par with China's. The government's Net-limiting efforts have been on full display over the past week during a clampdown on Web access, text messaging and mobile phone traffic.
OpenNet's first report on Iranian filtering, released four years ago, stirred up a controversy when it found that authorities in Tehran were using SmartFilter software, made in the U.S.A., to control Internet access. This year's update says Iran is now using home-brewed software instead, joining China as the two countries in the world "that aggressively filter the Internet using their own technology."
How do the Iranian officials do it? Only a limited number of Internet service providers have been licensed to operate, and those providers have to toe the line by using software that blocks users from accessing forbidden URLs (such as the BBC's Persian service). The forbidden list can be updated centrally - and of course, the list grew longer in advance of this month's presidential elections. If Internet users try to gain access to a blocked URL, a "blockpage" comes up instead, delivering a warning to the user that access is forbidden.
Power to the proxies
So how are Iranians getting through to Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other supposedly off-limits Web destinations? My colleague at msnbc.com, Bob Sullivan, addressed the Twitter case specifically in a Red Tape posting. More generally, Iranians are being pointed to detours in the information superhighway known as proxy servers.
Inside Iran, proxy servers are like passport control points: Outgoing data traffic is checked by the filtering system on the Internet service's proxy server, and if it's heading for a forbidden place, it's blocked from going farther. But if the destination is not on the forbidden list, it's allowed to go through.
Outside Iran, the proxy servers are like transit points. Activists set up proxy servers on their own computers, using Internet Protocol numbers that don't appear on the forbidden list. Traffic from Iran can go through to those addresses with no problem. The data traffic is then forwarded to wherever it's destined to go, even if that destination is supposedly forbidden.
During the post-election crisis, proxy servers have been popping up like thousands of computerized "Casablanca" cafes around the world. The Pirate Bay, a popular file-sharing site based in Sweden, launched an anonymous Net-surfing forum to help Iran's opposition - but most of the proxy providers are amateurs.
"There's an interesting dynamic between people outside Iran who are willing to configure their PCs to set up proxy servers, and people inside Iran who are willing to put that number in their browser," said Harvard law professor Jonathan Zittrain, a member of the OpenNet Initiative team. "On a day-to-day basis, you wouldn't see people going to this trouble."
The rapid growth of the proxy-server movement is one of the amazing things about the response to the Iran crisis. "You are seeing people go beyond making their avatars green and actually run new software on a computer that, a few moments ago, they were using to play 'Quake,'" Zittrain said.
On the Internet, no one knows you're Iranian
The effect of this is that anonymity cloaks much of the traffic coming out of Iran nowadays. That goes for opposition activists, but it also goes for the Iranian government and its agents. Thus, there's something of a spy-vs.-spy battle going on: There's no easy way to know who is really messaging what, especially when it's passed along by numerous Twitter outsiders.
A classic example was the back-and-forth Twittering over what opposition presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi's supporters should be doing on Friday, which is shaping up as a crucial day in the post-election crisis. "Mousavi and Karoubi ask supporters not to attend Friday prayers in Tehran," a widely followed Twitterer known as Persiankiwi reported. But other Twitter messages read, "Mousavi Facebook and Twitter possibly hacked. Please delete tweets about not attending Friday prayers."
In the end, Twitterers - including, presumably, actual Iranians - had to make up their own minds on whose word to trust.
Another twist has to do with the impermanence of the proxy-server system. Once the Iranian authorities get wind of a popular proxy, they can shut it down by adding it to their forbidden list. "It's kind of a minute-by-minute arms race rather than a marathon," Zittrain said.
Sizing up the blogosphere
Morningside Analytics' John Kelly, one of the authors of the Berkman Center's report on the Iranian blogosphere, said it will be interesting to see what effect Internet users have on the political crisis - and what effect the outcome of the crisis will have on Internet users.
One of the more interesting findings from the study was that the blog cluster centered on President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's supporters was very self-contained, with relatively few connections to other parts of the blogosphere. Mousavi's cluster, in contrast, was significantly more connected with Iran's other blog clusters - which hinted at a wider spectrum of support.
Kelly said he saw a similar pattern during the U.S. presidential election campaign, with Republican-leaning blogs forming more of a self-contained "echo chamber" than Democratic-leaning blogs. Mousavi may not be Barack Obama, but Kelly finds the parallel interesting nonetheless.
"Two data points don't prove anything, but it's consistent with the idea that one of the candidates managed to break out and get support from outside the politicized base," Kelly said. That may be why Mousavi's movement seems to be more resilient than earlier post-revolution opposition movements in Iran.
Most of Iran's Weblogs were shut down in the wake of the election, but Kelly said he's hearing that they're starting to become accessible again. "If the blogosphere is coming back online, it'll be really interesting to see how this all reconfigures," he said.
More on Iran and the Internet:
- NBC video: Web warriors poke holes in Iran's firewall
- One woman's personal window into Iran
- Iran's Internet battle hits new heights
- Red Tape: Twitter 1, Censors 0
- Social networks support election protests
- Battle for hearts - and screens - of the world
- Red Tape: Iranian outage points up Web weakness
- More sources for news on Iran's election
- Full coverage of Iran election's aftermath
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Plentiful and native to The Great Lakes, whitefish is caught in Georgian Bay right into the winter, when Chef Lynn decides she's brave enough to endure the job.
For a few weeks early every summer, Central Michigan goes nuts for Asparagus. The area's sandy soil makes it ideal for this delicious vegetable. But the locals do more than celebrate it; they revere it—and even crown a local Mrs. Asparagus at a pageant. Will it be Chef Lynn?
In the highlands of Nevada, Lynn's longtime dream to live like a true cowgirl comes true. Here the special "Buckaroo" subculture will put Lynn to the test driving, corralling and branding.
Recently, a group of Ontario farmers have become some of the only farmers outside of Italy to raise Water Buffalo for their prized milk, and a local creamery is making it into Buffalo Mozzarella. Lynn is delighted to work with this ingredient, but intrigued to find out more about these charismatic animals.
This Middle Eastern delicacy is harvested under the hot California sun which proves to be the biggest obstacle for Chef Lynn getting her hands on some of the finest figs she's ever seen.
The iconic Canadian ingredient is relegated to desert and breakfast. Lynn has never seen it harvested and is anxious to experiment with it in savory dishes.
Peaches are summer and when they are good they are great. But they grow in hot, dry climates and harvesting them is a sticky mess.
The king of Canadian freshwater fish and the star of many of Lynn's menus, pickerel is tough to fish commercially—as Lynn will find out, and its delicate flesh needs a light touch!
Most people think a pumpkin is a pumpkin and enjoy them on holidays. But in rural Illinois, they grow more than 50 varieties and Chef Lynn is anxious to showcase them in every course of her dinner.
Rice feeds the world but there is nothing pleasant about the way it's farmed, especially in the Mississippi heat and humidity. But Chef Lynn wants to see how it's done.
These berries are a prairie treasure and every one in Saskatchewan and Alberta has a secret recipe for Saskatoon berry jam or pie that Lynn can't wait to taste.
The pristine waters off Vancouver Island produce some of the finest seafood in the world, including scallops, long a favorite of Chef Lynn. But harvesting them is work for strong young men, as she finds out the hard way.
Almost all snapper is overfished, but Florida yellow snapper is abundant and sustainably harvested with a delicious buttery flesh and flavor. It's considered one of the finest fish in the world and fishing for it holds some major challenges for our intrepid chef.
Avocado is almost always served as an appetizer or used to enhance a dish. But Chef Lynn decides she wants to make it the star of a meal. Turns out the farmer she meets is a retired army officer and puts her through a serious avocado boot camp.
Cloudberrires or Bake Apples, as they are called in Newfoundland, can fetch up to $60 a gallon, because they are so rare and so tasty. But Chef Lynn has to battle her fear of heights to gather enough of them for a meal that celebrates the local tradition of living off the land.
Bison was once almost extinct. But a small group of ranchers have worked to bring them back and now bison is becoming a popular more healthy alternative to beef. But these majestic creatures are raised almost wild, and Chef Lynn has to come face to face with her fears when she has to handle them.
Farmed fish is the way of the future, so Chef Lynn decides to check out the classic fish in Southern cuisine.
Chef Lynn loves a roast chicken—now she's found heritage French birds that taste the way chicken used to taste. But raising them is hard and dirty work, and even requires Chef Lynn to sleep overnight with 5000 baby chicks.
Chef Lynn will admit that she prefers Crab to any other seafood—including Lobster. So she's thrilled to go out on the open waters off Vancouver Island to haul in trap after trap of the finest Dungeness Crab in the world. Tipping her toque to her asian mentors, she prepares a Cantonese inspired crab for her final meal
Chef Lynn loves to quote Julia Child, who used to say: "If you don't want to use butter, use cream". As far as Lynn is concerned, life would be empty without dairy fat, so she's found an organic farmer in Minnesota who produces some of America's finest-His pride and joy is his 43% cream. Dairy is produced 365 years a year, so Lynn suffers in the cold of late winter to experience how the best is produced.
The clear and clean waters around Prince Edward Island are home to some of the best shellfish in the world, especially mussels. They are great just steamed in their own juices or with white wine. But Chef Lynn can't wait to get her hands to show the locals how much she can do with them.
According to Chef Lynn, " a day without a potato is like a day without sunshine". So she's keen to get down and dirty to dig up a variety of heirloom potatoes in Alberta. Trouble is, it's all about operating heavy and dangerous machinery, and that freaks her out.
Squid fishing is highly competitive and the people who do it are hard core. But that doesn't stop the intrepid Chef Lynn. Battling the cold and the darkness, Lynn goes out for an all-night adventure.
Perth County in Southwestern Ontario is famous for some of the best pork in Canada. But it's also home to one of only a handful of farmer's who are raising Wild Boar. Inspired by the possibilities, Lynn has a local butcher prepare wild boar bacon for her.
Most people think cranberries are for holiday meals or maybe for juice to go into cocktails. But Chef Lynn wants to see how many ways she can use them in an autumn brunch. But first she has to earn her keep, knee deep in the wet bogs where cranberries are grown.
Chef Lynn wants more than anything else to live the Cajun life for a day and gets herself invited to go crawfishing. She battles the bugs and the mud, but her biggest obstacle to fitting in turns out to be figuring out how to cook for the locals, who hate vegetables.
Chef Lynn is blown away by the scenery in British Columbia's Fraser Valley, but over the moon when she tastes the local artisanal goat cheese. She needs to know how it's produced—from start to finish and is put to work milking and feeding goats. It's a long way from Fifth Avenue!
Chef Lynn likes nothing more than pork and picks one of America's top heritage hog farmers to explore what it takes to raise the perfect pig. It's nasty and dirty work that has Lynn shoveling poop and chasing sows. On a side trip, she discovers the secrets of southern barbeque and realizes she's up against it if she expects to impress the locals when she cooks for them.
Chef Lynn has long been a fan of Ontario-raised lamb but has never seen a lamb or sheep close up. She also has no idea of the brute strength required to shear a sheep or trim their toe nails, and finds out the hard way. Like many North Americans, her hosts are used to eating their lamb well-done. But Chef Lynn is on a mission to change that.
Chef Lynn is invited to go lobster fishing on The Bay of Fundy, where some of the finest lobster in the world is caught. It's backbreaking work and Lynn is totally out of her element. At the Four Seasons in New York, she had a $1000 omelet on the menu, but before she prepares dinner for her hosts, she finds out that the locals prefer their lobster micro-waved.
She didn't sign up for scaling cliffs in the pouring rain or crawling around on the muddy forest floor. But to get the finest and most interesting mushrooms, Chef Lynn is certainly put to the test. Her hosts forage and grow specialty mushrooms that take center stage in a spectacular final meal.
Chef Lynn gets pelted by olives raining down from trees when she attempts to live the life of an olive farmer. But when she visits a local monastery where wine is produced, the joke is on her.
Most people don't think about all the work that goes into a glass of orange juice. Lynn visits the oldest organic citrus farm in Florida with a mission to highlight oranges and tangelos in every course of a meal. To make sure her dinner is pitch perfect, Lynn also confronts her fear of bees to harvest some orange-blossom honey.
Farming oysters is a filthy dirty job, but Chef Lynn thinks it will be an easy assignment. She quickly finds out that she's bitten off way more than she can chew, and her host has no patience for her whining.
Chef Lynn signs up as first mate on a shrimp boat off the coast of Oregon. But she doesn't realize the deal means she has to bunk in overnight with the guys until the crew hauls their quota of shrimp.
There are hundreds of varieties of heirloom tomatoes -- one of Lynn's all-time favourite ingredients. She visits a farm in one of the most southern points in the continental United States to work with as many types of heirloom tomatoes as possible. Lynn then gets elbow-deep in compost on a farm that grows avocadoes and micro-greens.
Almost all the turkey eaten in North America is genetically modified, but a small group of farmers in Kansas are reviving Heritage turkey. Chef Lynn pays them a visit, but is pushed beyond her limits. She's humiliated and embarrassed and then tries to regain her hosts' request by preparing them a Thanksgiving style dinner like they've never had before.
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Shipping Routes in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
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Dutch routes coming from either central Asia or the Malaysian/Indonesian regions are primarily dealing with various spices.
Routes coming from the Central region of the West Coast of India are primarily dealing with black pepper.
Routes to and from the Caribbean or North East South America are primarily dealing with sugar.
Routes to and from Western Africa around what is today Ghana and the Ivory Coast are primarily dealing with slaves.


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From Johnson Level & Tool, this Electronic Level Inclinometer (40-6060) is equipped with advanced features that make angle measurement much easier than with traditional vial-based levels. When determining level 0° and plumb 90°, the LCD screen displays the inclination (in either degrees or percent), and an arrow on either indicating the adjustment needed to achieve level. Activating the horn function causes the unit to beep as it approaches a perfect horizontal or vertical angle, confirming the position with a solid tone.
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