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Chiang Mai Night Bazaar Boutique Hotel
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Chiang Mai Night Bazaar Boutique Hotel
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Chiang Mai Night Bazaar Boutique Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Chiang Mai, steps from Wiang Kum Kam and Chiang Mai Night Bazaar. This hotel is within close proximity of Warorot Market and Wat Chiang Man.
Make yourself at home in one of the 32 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and minibars (stocked with some free items). Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have rainfall showerheads and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include phones, as well as minibars and complimentary bottled water.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance. Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. For a surcharge, guests may use a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available on request) and a train station pick-up service.
Hotel Facilities
- Terrace
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Porter/bellhop
- Free self parking
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Designated smoking areas
- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 2011
- Luggage storage
- Number of floors - 4
- Television in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 32
- Elevator/lift
- Free use of nearby fitness center
Room Facilities
- Turndown service
- Rainfall showerhead
- Cable TV service
- Individually furnished
- Free WiFi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Private bathroom
- Minibar
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Daily housekeeping
- Slippers
- Minibar (stocked, some free items)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Hair dryer
- Free bottled water
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Individually decorated
- Free toiletries
- Phone
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Couples wishing to share a room must provide proof of marriage.
- This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 300 per room (one way)
- Late check-out fee: THB 300-500
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy


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Addiek Makes
Addiek designs are created with vintage, remnant, and reclaimed fabrics and notions. One of a kind Addiek designs are created to be comfortable and functional with sustainability and individuality in mind.
Vintage fabric tops with classic silhouettes.
Remnant knits paired with vintage fabric trims.
Wrapped skirts with Vintage Fabric Details
Vintage Fabric Head Bands
Addiek styled with Sebastian Harper

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Some of you have been following my knitting long enough to remember my knitting One Hundred Hats for charity. I donated all the hats to Nest: Maine, a group that focuses on bringing handmade items to those living in rural areas of Maine in need of some extra warmth during the cold winter days and nights.
I loved everything about the experience of knitting towards a goal like that, and have missed it in the months I've been without it. In fact, I've noticed a distinct lack of knitting focus in general when I don't have a goal like this! To appease myself, I tried knitting a large number of squares to donate to charity, but have found there is something lacking – apparently I like to make garments more than I'd thought!
As I think about my knitting focus, I realize more and more I want to be single-minded in my knitting - back on track with my unreasonable goal of knitting 10,000 items to donate to charity in my lifetime, done with all the extras that I've gotten caught up in, and moving my life more and more towards one that is shaped around my passion.
If my passion is knitting for charity, then all other knitting goals and ideals must take a back-seat to this goal, and I must figure out solid ways to help me reach and surpass ever-growing goals.
With that in mind, I've decided to do another big project - I'm making 2011 the Year Of The Vest!
My plan is to alternate between a few vest patterns featured on Ravelry and one I'll be writing myself – I'll be kicking it off with the Spring Shirt {which is super simple and a great way to ease into the project}, then moving on to the Plain Vest from Pickles, moving into the fall and In Vest for Peace, and then finishing out the year with my Nest Vest {I'm working out the details of this pattern as we speak, and will share it when it's ready}.
My personal goal is to knit one vest a week, in varying sizes and colors, and then donate all I've got in batches between Nest: Maine and Wool Aid. As I fill up a large paper box {sourced from work!}, I'll be sending them on!
I'd like to knit at least 52 - one for each week. If I can knit more than one vest each week, that's awesome, but my goal is at least one a week.
How You Can Get Involved:
You Can Knit Along With Me! I'd love to turn this into a knit-along for those who want to join in! I'll be tracking my vests by knitting each pattern for thirteen weeks before switching to a new one, and my goal is to knit at least one vest each week.
If you'd like to knit along with me, just follow the 2011 Vests thread here on the blog. Throughout the year I'll be sharing more about the patterns I'm using, my tips and tricks for making these vests work up easier and faster for you, and information about the different charities you can donate your finished vests to.
I'll even hopefully be able to offer up prizes throughout the year-long knit-along – I haven't worked that out yet fully, but wouldn't it be fun?!
You Can Donate Yarn. If you're not interested in knitting vests all year, or have your own big projects you're involved in, you can still be part of the fun. Just like with the One Hundred Hats project, I'll be accepting a few wool donations to help sustain the project. I've got some wool already in my stash, but I know it won't be enough to knit up 52 vests. And as Nest: Maine likes their items to be made from animal fiber, purchasing all that yarn could start to get expensive.
If you'd like to help out in this way, shoot me an e-mail {rmcdevine at gmail dot com} before boxing up your wool stash! I'll have a few parameters that will need to be followed {yarn weight, fiber content, yardage, squishiness} and I'd hate for you to send me out a bunch of yarn that I won't end up being able to use.
Knit Something And Donate It. I know not every knitter likes to knit the same items – it's a big part of what makes the global knitting community so great. We all have our favorite fibers, patterns, and charities to donate to – so let's take advantage of that in 2011.
If you love the idea of knitting for charity, but don't want to knit a vest, knit something else and donate it to Nest: Maine. If you love the idea of knitting vests, but always donate somewhere else, knit up a vest and donate it wherever you like! My goal is to get us all knitting, and to hopefully give away some prizes while I work up at least a vest a week for Nest: Maine.
Spread The Word. For those of you who aren't knitters, you can help this little project out by spreading the word. Tell your friends and family, talk about it on your blogs, and let every knitter you know in on the fun. In 2010, Nest: Maine collected just over 250 items for distribution – mostly hats {in no small part my fault there}. I'd like to bombard them with wooly goodness in the form of vests of all sizes this year, and will need your help to do it.
My goal is to not only donate my 52 vests, but to get 200 other vests and sweaters donated – that's right, I'd like to see us reach their collection number from 2010 in vests alone! To do so, I'll need all the help I can get spreading the word!
Today is December 27th. I'll begin knitting officially on January 1st, although I may knock out a vest before then if I can manage it! If you're considering participating in this knit-along, take the next few days to figure out how many vests you'll challenge yourself to knit, how you can knit from your stash for this project, and how to best reach your goals.
We'll be kicking off the year-long knit-along on January 3rd with a full month of festivities: a link to the first pattern, some yarn suggestions, a bit more on Nest: Maine, and a deadline for the first prizes! Until then, let's get ready to knit!


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I have been tidying up archives, both physical and digital, while looking for CDs that could be reformatted and used for storage. Trawling through old files, I was struck by how much my writing style has changed over the years.
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
I have been tidying up archives, both physical and digital, while looking for CDs that could be reformatted and used for storage. Trawling through old files, I was struck by how much my writing style has changed over the years.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Isn't it weird that, in spite of so much screeching from our
television sets urging us to buy this or that and go in the draw to win some
amazing prize, we never hear of anyone winning
anything? Is selling stuff so
difficult that they have to bribe us to buy? Wouldn't you think that there
would be trumpetings as each winner was handed a year's supply of petrol
vouchers, free house insulation or a new car?
The company is still trying to tempt me with catalogues though. In the latest one the top prize is $20,000 cash, which would be very nice, thank you – but I don't rate my chances. The other prizes are of no interest, and I'm not falling for the hype. I've cottoned on to their cunning scheme. They are dangling glittering baubles in front of my eyes to tempt me into the never-ending, circular process of buying, and receiving a little something extra, but never getting my sticky paws on that magic pot of big money.
* I blogged that story on 28 January and 14 February, 2014, for anyone who wants to wander back and have a look.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
In the small collection of poetry books on my shelves is Dear Heart, a book of 150 New Zealand poems by many poets about the things that love is, and some of the ways that we can know it. They date from the 1930s to the present and while some are romantic, none can be called mushy. Like the song says, love is all around. It takes many shapes, comes in many moods. It can be fleeting and ephemeral or constant and reliable. It can overwhelm the unwary, ebb away unnoticed, grow and change like the seasons.
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
A couple of years ago I reviewed a book by Michael Bywater titled Big Babies, or, Why Can't We Just Grow Up? It was a gloriously subversive, middle-aged, book-length rant from a self-confessed Big Baby, banging on the bars of his play-pen.
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
(with thanks to whoever sussed this out - sorry to say, not me)
"YAHOO," said Abraham. And because it was Dot's idea, they named it YAHOO Dot Com.
Abraham's cousin, Joshua, being the young Gregarious Energetic Educated Kid (GEEK) that he was, soon started using Dot's drums to locate things around the countryside. It soon became known as God's Own Official Guide to Locating Everything (GOOGLE).


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Wabash College Board of Trustees (2016-17)• August 31, 2016 Share:
Board of Trustees
Jay R. Allen '79
Managing Director
Banc of America Securities
Jeremiah C. Bird '00
270 Strategies
Stephen S. Bowen '68, Chairman of the Board
Retired Senior Partner
Latham and Watkins
William P. Brady '85
Senior Vice President of Distribution
Capital Group
David A. Broecker '83
President and CEO
Indiana Biosciences Research Institute
David L. Callecod '89
President and CEO
Lafayette General Health
James A. Davlin V '85
Retired Vice President, Finance, and Treasurer
General Motors
Jennifer Evans
Former Vice President
Continental Bank in Chicago, Citibank in New York
John N. Fox, Jr. '64
Retired Vice Chairman
Deloitte Consulting Services LLP
Robert T. Grand '78
Managing Partner
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Gregory D. Hess
Wabash College
Theodore F. Holland III '71
Urology of Indiana
Daryl E. Johnson '82
Transportation Supervisor/Fleet Manager
Fresenius Health Care North America
Ray W. Jovanovich '84
Retired Director & Chief Investment Officer
Amundi Asia
Peter M. Kennedy III '68
Chairman and CEO
Eighteen Seventy Corporation
James J. Kilbane '84
Managing Director
Mesirow Financial Investment Management
Rade R. "Ray" Kljajic '78
American Public Infrastructure
Frank R. Kolisek '82, M.D.
Orthopedic Surgeon
Past-President of OrthoIndy
Raymond E. LaDriere '78
Senior Partner and Deputy General Counsel
Locke Lord LLP
David P. Lewis '81
Vice President-Global Taxes, Chief Tax Executive, and Assistant Treasurer
Eli Lilly & Co.
Harry F. "Mac" McNaught, Jr. '76
Denison Properties, Inc.
Alex A. Miller '71
Retired Senior Vice President and General Manager
L-3 Communications
Cory M. Olson '85
Retired President
LNR Property, LLC
Jeffrey M. Perkins '89
Kelly D. Pfledderer '96
Retired Founder and CEO
Gary D. Reamey '77
Retired Principal, Edward Jones
Chairman & CEO, Reamey Partners Ltd.
Fred W. Ruebeck '61
Retired Director, Investments
Eli Lilly & Co.
John C. Schroeder '69
Wabash Plastics, Inc.
David N. Shane '70
Chairman of the Executive Committee
LDI, Ltd. LLC
K. Donald Shelbourne '72, M.D.
Orthopedic Surgeon
Shelbourne Knee Center
Walter S. Snodell III '68
Chairman and CEO
Peerless Industries, Inc.
Thomas M. Walsh '73
Retired Partner
William J. Wheeler '83
Athene Holding Ltd.
James P. Williams '66
Broadcasting Unlimited, Inc.
Peter C. Wilson '84
Pyromation, Inc.
Paul Woolls '75
Progeny Winery
Emeritus Trustees
Robert E. Allen '57
Allan J. Anderson '65
John W. Bachmann '60
Joseph D. Barnette, Jr. '61
Roger D. Billings, Jr. '59
Dudley A. Burgess '64
Richard A. Calacci '91
James R. Cumming '61
G. Michael Dill '71
Walter Y. Elisha '54
Thomas L. Emmick, Ph.D., '62
David W. Givens '56
Charles W. Goering '51
Mitsuya Goto '55
Thomas A. Hays '55
Larry K. Hutchison '63
Thomas J. Klingaman '52
David S. Orr '57
David W. Pancost '69, Ph.D.
Bruce A. Polizotto '63
Joseph E. Turk '00
Robert J. Wedgeworth, Jr., Ph.D. '59
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First, it may decrease the amount of crown closure time by allowing the landowner to thin earlier. Second, the treatment will increase the nutrients in the available forage before thinning, after the first thinning, and throughout the remainder of the rotation. The improved protein and nutrient levels in the available forage, in concert with other components of a QDM program, will increase deer body weights and improve overall condition. Prune the "crop" trees.
Low-density plantations will grow larger limbs, producing lumber products with larger knots. We can overcome this problem by pruning the "crop" trees to minimize the portion of the bole containing knots. The pruning operation can be completed in two separate "lifts," beginning when the trees grow to 25 to 28 feet in total height. In the first lift, select trees should be pruned to eight or nine feet. This will leave a knotty core of around four to seven inches. It will take two to three additional years for pruning scars to heal. The remaining wood added to that core will be "clearwood" with no knots. Only prune the best third or best half of the trees. The remaining non-pruned trees will be removed during the first thinning. Thin early and hard.
Thin the pine plantation to lower the stand density and improve tree diameter growth for the remainder of the rotation. Remove the diseased, crooked, and/or suppressed trees, and leave the crop trees to continue growing. Conventional thinnings in high-density plantations generally occur at 16 to 20 years, leaving a residual basal area a term foresters use to describe the amount of timber in a stand of 70 to 90 square feet per acre. To grow larger diameter trees, thin the plantations earlier, around nine to 13 years. Remove more timber volume, leaving a residual 50 to 70 square feet of basal area per acre. The benefits from this early and heavier thinning will be substantial for your deer herd. It basically leaves one huge, fertilized food plot. On the forestry side of the ledger the result is equally attractive. Individual trees in the plantations will maintain optimum crown ratios (33 to 40 percent) and will be capable of fully utilizing the increased nutrition provided through the fertilization treatments.
The thinning process is critical for optimizing stand value. The thinning should be completed by a quality thinning contractor. The leave trees or crop trees should be marked by a party representing you your consulting forester as opposed to the timber harvester. Prune and fertilize again after thinning.
In this pruning lift, prune up to 18 feet. This will leave a large-diameter clearwood log in every crop tree. Fertilizing again after the thinning will ensure that the added nutrients are available to the crop trees, and the sprouting wildlife forage. To enhance legume growth at this time, you may want to consider increasing the amount of phosphorus fertilizer that is applied. Phosphorus fertilization has been shown to promote native legume growth and should be beneficial when applied to a thinned stand. Manipulate the forage quality.
Once sunlight penetrates the forest floor after the thinning, legumes, annual grasses, vines, and hardwood sprouts will grow. You can further maximize the wildlife value from the new forage by using prescribed fire and/or herbicides. Applications of herbicides such as Arsenal® will kill the low value sweetgums and promote the growth of valuable forage species like blackberry, greenbrier, and honeysuckle. The prescribed fire will impact the species frequency and composition. The impact will vary, depending on the season in which the burn is conducted. Perhaps more importantly, the burning will keep the vegetation within the deer's reach. Harvest all remaining timber and establish a new low-density plantation.
This final harvest may occur around age 22 to 25 years. By then, you will have produced a stand of 14- to 20-inch diameter trees with a log of clear-wood on each tree and more sawtimber and pulpwood above the clear-wood log. Timber harvest values may be in the $3,000 to $6,000 per acre range. By now the crowns will have closed for the last several years and you will need to allow more light to the forest floor for the wildlife plant production. Clear-cutting the timber will allow the maximum exposure of light to the forest floor and will leave the site in good condition to establish the next low-density plantation.
By implementing this timber management regime, you can significantly improve the wildlife habitat quality of pine plantations when compared to management regimes that stress total volume production. An added benefit is the aesthetic value of these managed plantations. The large-diameter, pruned pine plantations with frequently burned understories are beautiful.
"I manage several large tracts of land in middle Georgia where my client's primary management objectives are wildlife and timber combined," said Todd Hunt of Timber Management Inc., a central-Georgia company that uses these progressive timberland management techniques. "They are sold on the thinning, fertilizing, and burning concepts. My clients see more deer in these areas and are harvesting more quality bucks. The results are equally dynamic for timber production. We have lowered our initial planting density from 726 seedlings per acre to 454 seedlings per acre. Simply put, we are growing bigger deer and bigger trees and my clients love it."
Give these techniques a try on your existing pine plantations, or simply establish a new low-density plantation in your next cutover or even in an abandoned field. You will be pleased with the results.
The approach above represents a management regime utilizing many of the new approaches being used in the management of pine plantations. The best management regime for your land will depend on your individual needs, desires, the inherent quality of the land, condition of the pine stands on your land, and timber markets in your local area. As such, we recommend that you solicit the advice of a forestry professional in the development of timber management plans for your property. Furthermore, to help assist landowners in managing timber on their property, we will be developing a series of articles in coming journals that cover timber management in the Southern U.S.
Derek Dougherty received his BS in Forest Resources, Forest Business from The University of Georgia and is president of Dougherty & Dougherty Forestry Services, Inc. in Aberdeen, North Carolina and president of Progressive Timberland Management, Inc. in Macon, Georgia.
Material from the Quality Deer Management Association.
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VP, Finance & Operations
Andrew joined UBC as VP, Finance & Operations in June 2015. As the Office's lead executive, Andrew carries out the vision, commitments, goals and actions of the University's strategic plan, aimed at ensuring UBC's growth and success.
Andrew is a key member of UBC's senior leadership team. He supports the University's President and the senior leadership team to provide information, counsel and assistance to the Board of Governors, enabling them to fulfill their governance responsibilities effectively.
Andrew has achieved notable successes in delivering improved financial, business and operational outcomes for several universities.
Prior to UBC, Andrew was the Chief Operating Officer at Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand. He led strategic coordination across the university's finance and administrative teams, to ensure high-quality data analysis and reporting through better systems and frameworks. He also led the development and implementation of long-term resourcing strategies.
Andrew has spent most of his professional life in leadership roles in higher education. He was the Vice-Principal Operations & Finance at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and held progressive senior finance roles at the University of Waikato and the University of Otago in New Zealand, the former Central Institute of Technology in Wellington, and at Ernst & Young.
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Otago and is a registered New Zealand Chartered Accountant.
Andrew's Updates
Leadership transition within Building OperationsI want to let you know that Karyn Magnusson, Managing Director, Building Operations, has announced her resignation to start a new role at the City of North Vancouver.
Sharing with peers from leading universities reveals common trendsI recently returned from a week of meetings and visits with a number of leading UK, Australian, and New Zealand universities. These meetings reminded me that we share a common purpose and mission, and that our challenges are also shared.
Building our future part I: 2017-18 budgetUBC's budget for 2017/18 was approved by the Board of Governors on Thursday, April 12. The financial projections it contains reflect both the challenges of maintaining our ongoing activities, while building for our future.
Building our future part II: UniForum@UBCAs many will know, UBC is in the process of implementing a comprehensive benchmarking study of the activities and services which support our academic mission, called 'UniForum'.


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Rain or shine your little ones will want to wear these butterfly rain boots all the time. Crafted in water-resistant rubber with a colorful pattern. Features a traction-booting sole and pull-on handles. About UGG: Only the finest materials are used in the construction of UGG® products - the highest quality leather and suede, and of course, the world's finest sheepskin. The brand takes great care to ensure that every shoe is going to feel great from the moment you try it on.
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What is an OXT File?

Did you find an OXT file on your computer and wonder what program should open it? Maybe someone emailed you an OXT file but you're not sure how to use it. Perhaps you tried to open the OXT file but Windows told you that it could not open it.

Before you can open an OXT file (assuming it's even a file format that's intended to be viewed or edited), you'll need to determine what kind of file the .OXT file extension refers to.

Answer:

A file with the OXT file extension is an OpenOffice.org Extension file.

Other types of files may also use the OXT file extension. If you know of any additional file formats that use the .OXT extension, please let me know so I can update this information.

How To Open an OXT File

The easiest way to open an OXT file is to double-click on it and let your PC decide which default application should open the file. If no program opens the OXT file then you probably don't have an application installed that can view and/or edit OXT files.

Warning: Take great care when opening executable file formats received via email or downloaded from websites you're not familiar with. See my List of Executable File Extensions for a listing of file extensions to avoid and why.

OXT files can be opened with OpenOffice via Extension Manager, available from the Tools -> Extension Manager menu option within OpenOffice.

These OXT files are compressed files that use the same format as ZIP files. If you'd like to view the contents of this OpenOffice.org Extension file, rename the extension from OXT to ZIP and use your favorite free file extractor program (I like 7-Zip a lot) to extract the included files.

If you know of anything else about OXT files, please let me know so I can update this page.

Tip: Use Notepad or another text editor to open the OXT file. Many files are text-only files meaning no matter the file extension, a text editor may be able to properly display the file's contents. This may or may not be the case with OXT files but it's worth a try.

If you find that an application on your PC does try to open the OXT file but it's the wrong application or if you would rather have another installed program open OXT files, see my How To Change the Default Program for a Specific File Extension guide for making that change in Windows.

How To Convert an OXT File

There are two main ways to attempt to convert an OXT file to another file type:

Open the OXT file in its default program and choose to save the open file as another file format.

Use a File Conversion Online Service or Software Program to convert the OXT file to another file format.

The first option involving opening the OXT file in its native program is preferable because it's both easier and will probably result in a more accurate file conversion. Of course, if you don't have a program that opens OXT files, a third-party file conversion tool (the second option) could be very useful.

Important: You cannot usually change a file extension (like the OXT file extension) to one that your computer recognizes and expect the newly renamed file to be usable. An actual file format conversion using one of the methods described above must take place in most cases.

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The beautiful thing about home canning is it doesn't require the mass purchase of kitchen doo-dads that you'll only use twice a year. If you have a small kitchen, it doesn't have to be overrun with one-function-wonder gadgets, or if you're like me and are blessed with ample kitchen storage but suffer from a severe aversion to clutter, your OCD won't be set off by a whole closet full of stuff you only use twice a year. n fact, most of the equipment you'll use for preserving food at home are the same tools you use to prepare food at home everyday anyway.
Knives and bowls and spoons. Pots and pans and spatulas, oh my! I'm not going to lie, a good stock of these things can make life easier if you get into large batch canning or some of the more involved canning recipes, but to start out a couple of mixing bowls and a big pot on the stove can just about get you by. So what all do you need? Let's take a look.
CannersBoiling Water Bath or Pressure?
Most fruits and many of the most common home canning recipes can be processed in a boiling water bath, which only requires a pot big enough to accomodate your jars. While stores sell large pots intended specifically for this purpose, you may want to check the pots you already own for size. The pot only needs to be big enough to hold a makeshift rack (which you can make out of canning lid rings), your jars and enough water to cover the top of the jars by a couple of inches.
On the other hand, if you plan to process low-acid foods, such as green beans, corn or meat, you'll need a pressure canner. Luckily, if you're getting into pressure canning, you don't need to buy both a pressure canner and a pot for your boiling water bath recipes. A pressure canner can be used for boiling water bath canning, just make sure the lid isn't secured for boiling water recipes. I set mine on a little crooked so it doesn't seal and build pressure and it works just fine.
Canning Jars
Speaking of those canning jars, they come in a variety of sizes. From eight ounce jars to half and even full gallons, there are many to choose from and once you get started, you'll probably use a few different sizes for your different recipes. The most important consideration you can make when choosing jar size is how quickly you expect your family to finish what you're canning after it's been opened. You don't want your hard work going to waste if half the canned foods end up spoiling in the refrigerator.
Quarts and pints are probably the two most common jars sizes used by home canners, half-pints and specialty jam and jelly jars come in second. The most common foods canned in pint and half-pint jars include jams, jellies, chutneys and relishes. Foods that are used in recipes or keep well once opened are more often canned in quarts; these include pickles, tomatoes and salsa.
Most jars also come in both wide and regular mouth designs. Wide mouth jars are best for things you'll be pulling from the jars or those things you'll want to scrape the last bits out with a knife. Jams, pickles, green beans and fruit butters, for instance, work wonderfully in wide-mouthed jars. Meanwhile, things you can pour out, such as spaghetti sauces and salsa, can be easily stored in regular mouth jars.
Lids & Rings
If you're just starting out and have bought new jars, each one will come with a new lid and ring. If you're using previously used jars however, you'll need to replace your lids and may need replacement rings as well. These can be purchased separately or together and come in both regular and wide mouth sizes as well. Be sure to buy the right size. Remember: rings can be re-used, lids cannot.
Funnel, Magnetic Lid Wand, Jar Lifter & Non-Reactive Spatula
While technically optional, a funnel, magnetic lid wand and non-reactive spatula made for helping release air bubbles in your canning jars before processing makes canning work much easier. The funnel helps to keep the edges of your jars clean while you're filling them with your foods and allows you to work faster. The magnetic lid wand helps to make short (and burn-free) work of pulling lids from the hot water soak they require before using. The non-reactive spatulausually plastichelps to gauge headspace and release air bubbles in jars before processing. And last, but not least, the jar lifter is designed to help lift your jars out of the hot water once they're done processing. At this point the jars and water are both very hot and the jar lifter makes it easy to lift them out without dropping a jar or getting burnt. This will reduce leakage and breakage. All four tools can be purchased as part of canning starter sets in most stores. Look near the canning jars.
Large Bowls, Pots & Pans
Many recipes require holding, mixing and even cooking down of some of the ingredients. Whether you're blanching tomatoes or mashing berries for jam, a few non-reactive (glass or stainless steel works great) mixing bowls and a couple large pots and pans makes short work of most canning recipes. These can be the same mixing bowls you use to make cookies and the same pots you use to whip up a quick spaghetti dinner; there's no need to buy anything new. Unless, of course, you don't make cookies and spaghettior anything else that requires mixing and cooking.
A Colander
Most canning recipes use fresh produce, most fresh produce requires washing. A colander can help corral and rinse produce as well as drain ingredients in those recipes that require it. A colander with a base that keeps the food setting well-above the water and juices that are draining out below them is my favorite, but any colander will work.
There's a case to be made for good knives in the kitchen even in the absence of preserving food, but it's especially important when you start canning. From coring tomatoes to cutting green beans to de-boning a chicken, you're going to want a few of your favorite knives at the ready. A paring knife and a chef's knife will be enough to tackle most projects.
Books may be listed last in this post, but they're far from the least important. You can find a lot of canning information and recipes online, but the convenience of a book with all the information you need at your fingertips is unrivaled, especially when you're elbow-deep in cut green beans and can't remember at what pressure you're supposed to be canning them due to your home's elevation. Two good beginning books to choose from are The Ball Blue Book and The Ball Complete Guide to Home Preservation. Both cover home canning basics in detail.
Worried about home canning safety? Be sure to check out the first post in our series: Home Preservation Safety.
Diana Prichard authors Cultivating the Art of Sustenance and is the owner of the small farm Olive Hill.
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text: Rehabilitation Independence Center's 'clubhouse' model offers unique care for people with mental illness By Kim Oswalt • Sep 2, 2016 Kim Oswalt | St. Louis Public Radio At the clubhouse, there are no clients or patients – only members. In an alternative to traditional models of social work, people with mental illnesses come to the Independence Center's clubhouse to participate in a program structured around the idea of a "work-ordered day." Trenda Davis is an Independence Center member who said she found stability and support when she joined the clubhouse after losing her job two years ago. St. Louis hospital ditches the bed, to help kids recover faster By Durrie Bouscaren • Jul 28, 2015 The opening bars of Whitney Houston's "How Will I Know" echo through a bustling therapy gym as 13-year-old Courtney Turner practices her physical therapy for the day: lip syncing. A rare infection attacked Turner's nervous system last year, leaving her almost completely paralyzed. Her doctors called it "a lightning strike": Once a bubbly preteen who ran track and cracked jokes with her twin brother, she's spent the past seven months undergoing intense rehabilitation therapy at Ranken Jordan Pediatric Bridge Hospital. During that time, Turner has slowly started to regain some of her muscle movement and reflexes like swallowing food. Actor's Apparent Heroin Overdose Points To Widespread Trend By Robert Joiner • Feb 5, 2014 Michael Velardo | Flickr Experts who study drug trends say the presumed fatal heroin overdose of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman shines the spotlight anew on the need for society to come to grips with widespread heroin abuse across the nation and in St. Louis. Among those who have studied the issue is Theodore "Ted" Cicero, a professor in neuropharmacology in psychiatry at Washington University Medical School. He has tracked patient trends in 150 drug treatment facilities nationwide for more than seven years. 'Passionate Visionary' develops spaces that are both green and historic in south St. Louis By Thomas Crone • May 23, 2013 Thomas Crone | for the Beacon | 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: For the better part of the past decade, a historic structure on the corner of Wyoming Street and Arkansas Avenue was abandoned, left to the elements as boards came and went from windows. The first floor was sealed but the second floor was open, subjecting the building to rain, snow and cold. For developer Patty Maher, that situation has been a blessing, not a curse. Doctor, heal thyself: How one woman did By Richard K. Weil Jr. • Jun 10, 2008 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: June 10, 2008 - Dr. Emily Storch still doesn't remember the highway accident that nearly took her life. She does recall coming out of her coma a month later, overcoming amnesia and discovering that some doctors thought she would never walk again.


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The last 16 draws of the Champions League have been held and the knockout stages of the tournament gets closer.
Arsenal were paired with Bayern Munich in what will be a fourth meeting between both sides at this stage of the tournament; Bayern winning on all occasions.
Other draws include; Leicester City vs Sevilla, Napoli vs Real Madrid and Dortmund vs Benfica.
Arsenal in Bayern however was the talk of the draws and fans took to social media to troll the English side;
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Number bugs................................
New bugs with numbers,these numbers come from old English police uniforms.
They are obsolete now,I do love them.
They would originally go on the epaulet's.
They are now embroidered on I think.
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Lorde's Coachella set was highly anticipated for several reasons. First, it marked her return to the stage and the festival setting after a lengthy absence. Second of all, there was the possibility of hearing new music from her upcoming album Melodrama for the first time.
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After our wonderful trip to Milan and the incomparable surroundings of Lake Como this spring, we will be returning next May when temperatures should be ideal and the gardens at their best. We start with three nights in Milan. This city embodies all that is most attractive about Italy: its history, its elegance, its art and culture. Milan has the most famous opera house in the world and the most visited painting in Italy.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Sep 23 (Reuters) - Andy Roddick beat Jonas Bjorkman in straight sets today to take the United States to the Davis Cup final.
Doubles specialist Bjorkman, a last minute replacement for Thomas Johansson, who was ill, put in a brave performance but never threatened the world number five who fired 16 aces to win 6-2 7-6 6-4.
The win provided an unassailable lead for the Americans, who went on to make it 4-1 when James Blake defeated Simon Aspelin 6-1 6-3 in the fifth rubber.
The US will host the final against Russia after the defending champions beat Germany in the other semi-final 3-2.
''It's for moments like these you put in your time on the practice courts,'' said Roddick, who has shown remarkable form and has not been broken once in his two singles matches this weekend.
''If you'd told me ahead of the match that I'd beat Jonas in three sets I think I might have questioned your sanity.'' Clearly more at ease on the fast indoor carpet surface of the Scandinavium arena, Roddick broke Bjorkman twice in the first set to clinch it 6-2.
The Swede raised his game in the next set, winning points with his volleying and matching the American all the way to the tiebreak.
His tennis let him down there, however and he allowed Roddick to break him twice for a 3-0 lead.
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One break of serve was enough for Roddick to take the third set.
''I thought he played great in the second set, I could easily have suffered a slip-up,'' said Roddick, who recorded his fifth win in seven meetings with Bjorkman.
LONG WAIT The United States have not won the Davis Cup since 1995 when they beat Russia in the final.
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But me thinking it and actually doing it are two different things.'' Sweden's loss of Thomas Johansson who had a stomach bug was not their first bout of bad luck. Last week their top-ranked player Robin Soderling pulled out with a wrist injury.
The indoor surface with its extremely low bounce had been picked specifically to suit Soderling's style of play.
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What is really unique and enriching about taking a science course in combination with a studio practice is the opportunity you have to make and respond to the scientific content; transforming, translating and situating the science in the cultural sphere, thereby allowing for a different sort of access, interrogation and response. As we consider the social and ecological concerns we face as a society—biodiversity loss, water scarcity, climate change, environmental and social justice—we can incorporate scientific investigation alongside creative research, making, and collaboration with scientists and communities to foster new critical ways to engage and conceptualize the concerns.
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Carlisle United have snapped up Evan Horwood from Sheffield United on a free transfer.
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Carlisle United have snapped up Evan Horwood from Sheffield United on a free transfer.
Horwood has signed a two-and-a-half year contract at Brunton Park and had been on loan at Gretna this season.
The defender is eager to play for the promotion hopefuls and is ready for the challenge of breaking into the Carlisle team.
"I'm looking forward to it," Horwood told the club's official website. "The setup looks really good.
"I've come to a place which is up at the top and used to winning, so I'm going to have to get my head down and give it my best shot if I want to get in to the team."
Cumbrians boss John Ward felt the chance to sign the 21-year-old was an opportunity he could not afford to pass up.
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A MAN has been told he will face no further action after he was arrested in connection with the death of a grandmother.
Carole Hagan, 56, of South Hylton, died in Sunderland Royal Hospital last month after receiving treatment for serious injuries.
Northumbria Police were called by staff to the hospital because of the seriousness of Ms Hagan's condition, and she died at about 3.20pm on Saturday, September 7. It is thought she had been admitted some weeks earlier and was being treated for a fracture to her hip.
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John Munro was born in Glasgow in 194. He moved to Adelaide, Australia in 1965. John Munro has made a name for himself as an inspiring and talented songwriter best exemplified by his two historical song cycles The Kelly Collection and The Eureka Suite, the latter recorded by Festival Records in 1999. Having toured most of the world with fellow Scotsman Eric Bogle from 1980 until the present day, John has become recognized as being one of the elite of the Broitish folk world. He is known as one of the best bluegrass mandolin players around performing with the legendary Country Express for many years as well as being a fine guitarist and singer.
John's recording credits include 8 albums with Eric, four with Country Express nine with Colcannon, three with Gordon Mcintyre and Kate Delaney, two with Mike Quarmby and one with Margaret Christl (Canada), Mary-Jane Field (Sydney), Irene Petrie Denis, and Lynne Tracey as well as countless guest appearances. His experience extends to production as well as performing.
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Fresh Market just opened a new store last week in my neck of the woods in Peachtree City, Georgia. I avoided the grand opening as I figured it would be a zoo (it was) butt finally broke down and went on Saturday. It was still packed, but not quite as bad as Wednesday's opening!
I will state right up front that you can take my review with a grain of anything except salt as I'm trying to cut back. I make strange eaters look normal. I watch my labels, don't buy anything with any kind of sugar, dextrose, etc., etc. I am also gluten-free and I don't eat meat. Yes, I am more difficult to please than the average weird dieter. It 'fits' for me though and I'm happy with how and what I eat.
So, that said, here's what I found.
If you like meat and fish, they had a great selection. The meat market almost made me want to break down and buy something it was that enticing! I didn't check to see if they had hormone free, vegetarian fed options. Why someone would want to eat meat that ate only veggie is a little strange in itself... but I definitely think if you're going to eat meat it should be antibiotic and hormone free.
The deli looked pretty good. Everything f I checked had gluten or sugar in it so I couldn't find anything to try unfortunately. I'll look again later as I just really didn't want to push people aside to read all the labels. Yes, it was that crowded.
I liked the gluten-free labels they place on the shelves in front of products. They don't label everything, but the labels did a pretty good job of introducing me to some new items. On the down side, they didn't have a single gluten-free bread, which I thought was weird. I asked and they said they'd had a number of requests and planned to add some gluten-free options soon.
I heard some shoppers saying the prices seemed high, but I have a feeling those were your "normal" food buyers. Others said the prices were comparable to other stores. I didn't find that the prices on the items I compared were high. They were exactly the same as Kroger, Sams or Publix on the items I checked, which means they probably do like all the other stores --- they shop the competition and price match.
One thing I liked is the ability to pick up larger quantities. I have been going to Sams to buy a large container of organic baby spinach. Fresh Market had the same size for the same price.
Their fresh veggies looked great! I'll be going back to grab some asparagus. Great way to sell it. I'd have grabbed some but wouldn't have time to cook it so decided to go back.
Let's see, what else? The eggs. I buy, surprise, surprise, eggs that are hormone and antibiotic free, vegetarian fed. Cage free (although stating they're cage free can be kind of misleading, but I'll save that one for another blog) or free roaming if my possible. Their eggs stated "Cage Free Hens, No Animal By-products, Produced without Antibiotics". The label, inside or out, said nothing about hormones. Another shopper asked about the hormones and steroids. The employee went to the back and asked. She was told they were hormone-free. I was kind of leery given the label didn't say that. Who was the 'expert' in the back who guaranteed they were hormone-free? I'm going to visit the Fresh Market site in a few minutes to see if I can find a definitive answer.
Another disappointment for me was the meager sugar-free offerings. I got a little excited (tiny blip excitment) when I saw "Truwhip" next to the Cool-Whip in the freezer section. "Wow," I thought, "Truvia is making a cool-whip". Not. It is a much better option than the blend of chemicals that make up Cool-Whip. It's natural, organic, much, much better. However, it's sweetened with organic cane sugar so it's not on my can-eat-list. Grrrr. If you eat sugar, it's definitely something I'd recommend though.
I wandered over to the snacks. Oh, man, did those things look good. All but one, maybe two, had sugar in them. I bought some roasted pistachios (almost $12 a pound so not something I'll be buying a lot of, but then again, it's hard to eat a lot of them!).
That was my first visit. I will be going back. I'm going to compare more, read a few more labels when it's not so crowded.
They are extremely receptive and I know that over time they'll expand and change what they have to offer. I don't expect them to cater to people who are as nutty as I am when it comes to their diets.
I guess, reading back through my blog, that most would think I was unhappy with Fresh Market. I'm glad they're here. I'll be stopping in often and buying things. However, I will still be shopping at the Dekalb Farmers Market, Kroger and other shops for some items, too.
Almost forgot two finds that made me very happy! I drink PG Tips Tea. Kroger has been the only store locally that carried it. Fresh Market also carries it and the price was the same or maybe a few pennies less. However, Fresh Market carries a large box with 80 teabags. If I buy the big box I can save around a dollar. Guess where I'll be buying my PG Tips?
And, last, and yes, least given that it's kind of an obscure thing - Fresh Market had Wasabi powder. I didn't want the paste or the prepared, I wanted powder and hadn't been able to find it. Fresh Market had it at a very reasonable price. I think on my next visit I'll find even more of those little surprises.
Gee, she writes with an imagined palm knock to the forehead, one more thing that I almost didn't mention and should! They had the friendliest staff I think I've ever encountered in any store. They answered every question, took time to go find things, and were generally very helpful. I stopped at the meat counter to look at a case and had three different people ask if I needed help or had questions - and they were swamped. I hope that the great staff is the norm and not just a grand opening anomaly, 'cause that alone will bring me back again and again.
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
Fresh Market - Mixed Review
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From fancy cocktails to mulled wine to New Year's champagne, the holidays are filled with celebratory drinks. But for those with food allergies or asthma, alcohol can bring more harm than holiday cheer.
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JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) — An Adams County man has been convicted of manslaughter in the February 2014 shooting death of another man.
Attorney General Jim Hood said 24-year-old Maurice Davis entered an open plea to manslaughter in court Tuesday.
Davis was sentenced to 15 years in prison with 10 years suspended, leaving five years to serve. Davis was also sentenced to 10 years of post-release supervision and ordered to pay $1,000 to the Mississippi Crime Victim Compensation Fund.
An open plea means that a defendant refuses to accept the state's recommendation and instead throws himself or herself upon the mercy of the court.
Davis and two co-defendants were accused of the attempted robbery and killing of Terrance Thornburg in the early morning hours of February 24, 2014. Davis's co-defendants are awaiting trial.
"We are working to bring Mr. Thornburg's killers to justice, and with today's conviction we are a step closer to that goal," Attorney General Hood said. "I appreciate the Natchez Police Department for its efforts on this case and I thank Judge Johnson for sentencing this defendant to time in jail."
The Attorney General's Office took over the case following a recusal by the Adams County District Attorney's Office.


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As most people have predicted, big sales off and promotions could not get Americans in their black friday spirit. Since there was a death in Valley Stream, NY as a result of the craziness in black friday shopping, national stores like Wal-mart have tighten their security to control the crowds. However, it was not as chaotic as it has always been in black friday. Although many sale items were gone early, it is reported that sales were slow this year.
Not every store was full, for example, Sam's Club in Fullerton, CA was mostly empty. For Home Depot in CA, it seems like people enjoy the beach more than early Christmas shopping. At the Target store in Irvine, CA, customers said the shopping was ok since there were lots of parking spaces. Some customers even stated the fact that many shops did not given out as much incentives as previous years has contributed to the low turnover this black friday.
Optimistic stores however reported that black friday this marked as a sign of recovery. They said that customers were mostly using cash and debit cards instead of credit cards. Shoppers spent their money on practical things like pillows and pajamas since they were trying to cutback. Store owners expect a higher shopping turnover for Christmas as the economy is slowly stabilize.
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Proposals for a new offence of corporate killing in England and Wales were unveiled in a Home Office consultation paper on 23 May. 1 Company directors will also be exposed to the risk of prosecution for two new involuntary manslaughter offences if found directly liable for deaths - but the Government has declined to go further by making directors automatically liable where their company is convicted of corporate killing.
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THIS STUDY analyzed data on 673 people who had an ischemic stroke (one caused by a clot) for the first time. About 21 percent reported doing aerobic exercise four or more times a week before their stroke, 29 percent exercised aerobically one to three times a week, and 50 percent did an aerobic workout less than once a week. In the three months after their stroke, people who had exercised at least once a week were twice as likely to have recovered quickly as those who had exercised the least, and they showed fewer effects from the stroke. They scored better, on average, on standardized scales that rated physical and neurological impairment, which affect such things as the ability to dress and bathe themselves and do other routine tasks that allow independent living.
WHO MAY BE AFFECTED? People who have an ischemic stroke, which occurs when a clot blocks a blood vessel in the brain. More than 780,000 people in the United States have a stroke each year, most of them older than 65. The chances of having a stroke more than double each decade after age 55.
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Geek was sleeping when geek heard a deafening sound.
Geek got up and searched for the source. Did the sky fall down? Did the earth split into two?
Did the sun explode?
What was it?
It was EK THAPAD KI GOONJ!
The thapad was quite pheeki (thank God) ...and we were spared of the actual act...(mercifully!)...but the Goonj continued...QH forum had ERUPTED.
Geek is COOL!
Geek decided to 'inbhestigate'! (rememberiya?)
Geek decide to get to the CRUX of the matter.
How did this happen- not the goonj, (we don;'t really need a reason for it...we love making nouise for any thing and everything), but the SLAP!!
How did the slap happen?
Haaye, one moment kandhe pe sar rakh ke so rahi thi and NOW THIS!!!
It is a matter of NATIONAL SECURITY!
Mr. Or Mrs. Bond ko bulaaye kya?
Not reachable...Mr. Bond is in hospital and Mrs. Bond praying in the mosque, it seems. (Dunno...something must have happened to Mr. Bond, mebbe that's why she is praying!)
So Geek did what always gets GEEK the answer.
Sat and thought and thought and thought...
The mystery behind the slap- they FORGOT TO PLAY MITWAA IN THAT SCENE!!!
Dumbos... "Mitwaa...ishq pe zor nahi..."
If you doin't remind him, how will he remember not to use Zor on his ISHQ???
Iss mein Asad Ahmed Khan nirdosh hai, dosh dena hai toh uss music director ko de do, judge sahib.
He forgot to play it right then!!!
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Do read if you are interested in understanding the show.
He he..Agree the title was misleading.
Aise hi '5 lines' daala!- SUE ME FOR IT!
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Solicitors must use the accountancy model, says Tony Howe. Tony Howe is chair of Collegiate Insurance Brokers.
The 1 September renewal of SIF insurance is awaited with more interest than usual in view of the recent well-publicised difficulties it has experienced over the past year. If previous funding levels have been significantly inadequate, then firms can expect several years of high premiums to pay not only for the present but to provide for the past.
Those with good records, faced with a high level of subsidy for the less worthy, will question the continuation of a philosophy which requires all to indemnify every solicitor in a manner devoid of those considerations, which, if the risk were to be commercially underwritten, might well drive the less able out of practice.
Pressure for change has so far only given rise to modest amendments to the underwriting methodology and the scheme remains complex and unwieldy.
But it can be assumed that change will come. There are a number of models which could be adopted. Perhaps the most likely is the one used by the Institute of Chartered Accountants. Under its system, a number of insurers agree to underwrite scheme risks on an approved wording, providing a stable but competitive market. Accountants are obliged to purchase cover of three times their fees – a minimum of £100,000 and a maximum of £1m.
Those unable to get cover are placed in an assigned risks pool where their risks are shared proportionally by the approved insurers for a maximum of two years. The practice concerned undergoes a review by the Joint Monitoring Unit and then seeks to become insurable again. If it fails, it loses the right to practise. An important feature is the level of permitted deductible which, at £20,000 per partner, means that a practice with 25 partners is outside the compulsory requirements. This feature would no doubt be attractive to the large legal practices.
Although PI premiums are at an all-time low, there is every possibility that the demise of the SIF in its current form may be instrumental in creating a harder market. Underwriters may well cherry-pick and not everyone will attract bargain-basement deals.
So the intelligent practice manager will be considering whether now may be the time to consider a form of captive insurance, partly to reduce the subsidy being paid into the SIF, but also to set aside a store for the future. The captive would buy reinsurance when the market was favourable and run more risk when it was not. Or it might enter a long-term arrangement with a reinsurer on a finite risk basis, thus smoothing out the cost over time and possible partnership change.
The current Insurance Premium Tax rate of 4 per cent may make now the best time to consider starting a captive arrangement for firms which wish to fund their own deductible and perhaps to use the deductible buy-back premium quoted by SIF for that purpose.
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It's Day 30 of the Whole30, we've made it! It's a bittersweet moment. Exciting and organic feelings of success race through our clean detoxed veins; and then at the same time we're thinking…. Oh crap, what the hell do we do now? Proud. Excited. And yes…Concerned.
It may feel like we now have an issue if we're already planning our first "real" meal at a favorite pizza joint from our previous life…or worse, an insta-toxic drive-thru grabbing and gobbling consumable chemicals. While the pride & excitement are easy to take, the third component gives us something to talk about for sure.
So then….let's talk about perception: "The point from which we understand or
interpret things." After all, that's where it all begins – right? – (good or bad, I'll
remind you!) So why don't we look at the idea of finishing the 30 days not as an "end," but as an opportunity to continue what has only just begun for each of us…of course with some slight variations.
To keep up the positive results we've accomplished, we must first set an intention to choooooose this path! Seriously, it's a thing: You must make the second biggest commitment to The Whole30…decide that the changes you've made aren't something you will easily give up! It's going to be a little rough out there when you're released into the general population because there are no more "rules" you have to abide by. Ultimately it could be a non-stop party from here on out and you could UNDO every good thing you've DONE. I know. It's happened to me. Therefore, I highly recommend reading "Life After Your Whole30."
My personal plan is to stick to the foundation of the whole, all-natural, non-preserved, no gmo, no gluten, no refined sugar rules 5 days a week, M-F. This plan is easy to do at work and generally it's a pleasure to shop healthy and cook at home. I love those parts! I accept the idea that I will allow myself to make other choices on weekends, but my hope is that this will become second nature and anything else would be a choice made by me to experience a date night with my honey or some other special celebration. I think this is attainable.
In the meantime, I'm already planning our 3rd Annual Delco Detox to take place in April, 2017. Maybe just that idea alone will help us to stay on track. When the time comes, we want to make sure we've secured our new programming deep inside the center core of ourselves, and that we're able to pass on every rich dessert, thick heavy creamy sauce, and dead-end food that crosses our path before then.
Brave-hearts, there's one thing I want you to remember: You can do anything you put your mind to! You rock! You've just proven it.
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in 3D
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