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Green transportation
Green transportation or sustainable transport refers to any form of transport which is following the rules of Going Green. It also includes the non-motorized transport like green vehicles, CarSharing, transit oriented development, walking and urban transport system like fuel efficient, healthy lifestyles and space savings. Green transport or sustainable transportation system make a positive contribution to the environmental, economic, social and communities sustainability to be served bythem. Existence of transport systems which provide social,economic connection and people get the facility of fast transport system will be included in green transport system.Transport systems have significant impacts on the environment and advantages of green mobility need to measure against the environmental, social and economic benefits provided to human beings and our environment. Going "green" is not just good for the environment division,– it's good for business. Now more than ever, consumers and employees favor and seek out environmentally friendly companies and products. What's more, businesses are discovering that green generates significant cost savings on day-to-day operations. One simple way businesses can go green is to encourage employees to use public transportation and shared rides to get to and from work.Such efforts not only help the environment, but also enhance company recruitment and retention.
In a recent survey conducted by the Society for Human Resource Management, 59 percent of human resource professionals indicated promotion of public transit, walking, and biking to work as a top "green practice," and 49 percent of employees supported such activities. Overall, the survey's findings demonstrate that encouraging alternative transportation such as carpools,providing pre-tax benefits to workers who commute using alternatives to single-occupancy vehicles, and allowing employees to telecommute all improve worker retention. In fact, 62 percent of employees indicated they were more likely to stay with their current organization because of its support of environmental sustainability.
Green Strategies in Action
Humana, Inc. headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, schedules and helps recruit and retain qualified workers through the support of ridesharing. By offsetting parking costs to publicize their pay for transit passes, the company allows employees to ride public transit by simply showing their employee ID. (See Profiles of Employer-Sponsored public Transportation Programs.) In California, the Walt Disney Company designated support "green teams" for all segments of company on operations, including transportation.
The International Transport Format the OECD is an intergovernmental organization with 52 member countries.It acts as a strategic think tank with the objective of helping shape the transport policy agenda on a global level and ensuring that it contributes to economic growth,environmental protection,social inclusion and the preservation of human life and well-being. The International Transport Forum organizes an annual summit of Ministers along with leading representatives from industry, civil society and academia.
The International Transport Forum was created under a Declaration issued by the Council of Ministers of the ECMT (European Conference of Ministers of Transport) at its Ministerial Session in May 2006 under the legal authority of the Protocol of the ECMT,signed in Brussels on 17 October 1953,and legal instruments of the OECD.Green growth is a useful paradigm that re‐packages several existing concepts, including durable economic activity, reduced environmental impact and sustained growth in highquality jobs, under one banner and in such a way as to frame coherent, cross‐sectoral policies. But focusing on green growth as such does not obviate the need for governments to assess policies carefully according to their long‐term economic, environmental and social impacts. There are tradeoffs between the various dimensions of green growth. Reducing emissions, for example, comes at a cost to road users and to taxpayers1 and as green growth policies spread it may be necessary to review the way the transport sector is taxed and contributes to aggregate tax revenue (Van Dender and Crist 2010).
If deep cuts are to be made to greenhouse gas emissions from transport, it is necessary to reduce the carbon‐intensity of travel. Reducing travel itself is sometimes justified but it is extremely unlikely that under expected global economic development patterns overall demand will decline. Technological change is therefore crucial. The emerging view is that the focus for decarbonising transport should be first to improve the fuel efficiency of conventional engines and then gradually introduce alternative technologies (ITF 2010). Designing effective and affordable policies to ensure the deployment of lower carbon technologies in accordance with policy aspirations requires an understanding of how markets for fuel economy work and especially:
• What do consumers take into account in deciding what vehicle to buy?
• What drives manufacturers' decisions on the range of vehicles to offer?
• To what extent does the interaction of supply and demand lead to unsatisfactory fuel economy in relation to climate change objectives?
The value car buyers assign to fuel economy has important implications for policies to reduce CO2 emissions and oil consumption. If consumers undervalue fuel economy over the life of a vehicle, the market will provide too little fuel economy and will underinvest in research and development of energy efficient technologies. At the same time, policies that influence the market via purchase price such as feebates or regulatory policies such as fuel economy standards will have greater leverage on fuel economy than fuel prices. There is considerable agreement that carbon prices should be introduced that is consistent with policy targets. There is considerable disagreement on what to do when tax policies rule out such prices, and also on what extra measures to take when fuel taxes match or exceed the shadow price of emissions. Options are discussed in detail in the report Stimulating Low-Carbon Vehicle Technologies.
The auto industry needs a regulatory environment that provides certainty for the large capital investments necessary to maximise the fuel economy of new cars; even more so for shifting to new primary energy sources. Standards can provide this certainty and the longer the planning horizon the better. Binding standards for the short term can be complemented by indicative targets for the longer term; the EU standard of 130 gCO /km by 2012 for new cars is accompanied by a 95 gCO /km target For 2020 which already serves as a reference for complementary measures including vehicle taxes differentiated according to specific CO2 emissions. Standards may outperform fuel taxes in stimulating innovation because they are more closely tied to supply, where innovative effort is concentrated.


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Eudaimonia Tip # 7 – Confidence inspires us to be self reliant
Bonne Vie it's a new word I learned recently. It's French for "good life" which fits perfectly with the theme of my blog; a life well lived. But what constitutes a good life? Is it the people you know? The places you've been? Your relationship status? The things you own? The job you have? The car you drive?
These questions are all relative as everyone has their idea of what a constitutes a bonne vie. Some people value possessions and wealth over relationships, and of course, there are those that are the exact opposite, not caring about things, but more about people. Any combination of these questions can make up a good life, but there is one vital question that is missing. While we try and fill our lives with people, places and things, we tend to overlook an essential aspect of life – ourselves!
I noticed an odd thing happens when I spend time with family. After celebrating a birthday or spending the holidays with them, I come home feeling rather insignificant. Like I have nothing to offer since I don't have kids, I'm single again, and I'm not rich, so I can't show up with stories of my grand travels to compensate for being single and not having kids. Usually, the feeling passes as I go about my own life, but it recently dawned on me that the only time I felt like I was important was when I was part of a relationship. When I had someone to bring with me to these said birthdays and holidays.
Ut Oh! This will not do!
Don't get me wrong. Relationships, the right ones, are good for us as they (should) help us grow into better people. But relying on a connection to feel important or worthy somehow is, in my opinion, not healthy. There is, of course, a natural byproduct of belonging and therefore importance when you are in a healthy relationship, but if this is the main reason you are searching for one, then it's time to rethink your confidence level. Confidence can either make you or break you. Like stress, there is a proper amount that each person should have in their life. Enough to give you the courage to do things, like learn to change your situation if your not happy, or accept that it's OK to be alone, And of course, too much confidence can make you come off arrogant, which is a big turn off to most people.
Finding myself single again does not mean that I am inadequate, less important, or have nothing exciting to offer. Now is my time relish in my single-hood; to work on myself and to be the real me, and not someone that relies on a relationship to feel whole. I never agreed with Jerry's "you complete me" nonsense. I firmly believe that only God can fill the void and make us complete. When we look for someone else to fill us up or complete us in any way we are putting a lot of pressure on them and the relationship which is not sustainable in the long run. Inadequacy was a major tenant in my last bout with love that caused a myriad of problems. It's true we both brought our own insecurities to the table, but they were quite unbalanced. I tend to think that his insecurities were wrapped up in his internal sense of self, where mine centered around what others thought.
The thing is, screw what others think. Everyone is different, with different life experiences. Some will have fancy cars and watches, where others will have their lives filled with kids sporting events and college road trips, and some will have all of the above. It's a recycled age-old truth that we all need to have confidence and a sense of completeness in ourselves for the right relationship to come along, or to discover that being single isn't as bad as it sounds! I believe that as we learn to build ourselves up, and truly value what we have to offer at any point in our lives, we can achieve a bonne vie.

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Round trip flights to Winnipeg
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If you search for a business online, click on their website and all you see is an aesthetically displeasing and outdated mess, you'll probably be disinclined to continue looking and render their services useless or subpar.
First impressions are important and your homepage is there to showcase what it is you have to offer. A great homepage should attract, captivate, educate and encourage visitors. With that in mind, if you want to create your own great homepage, there are a few things to consider when designing it.
Define your identity
You want to be clear and concise about who you are as a business. A great homepage shouldn't be complicated, cluttered or unfocused, but rather should contain an easy to read introduction and clear navigation to your other pages. It should be unique to you, showcasing your logo and look appealing to the eye.
Simplicity is the sign of a great homepage. Complexity isn't.
You really don't want an overcomplicated page, full of unless widgets, links and other clutter-making aspects, because these things detract from your goal and can overwhelm, confuse or bore your visitors.
Your homepage should be easy to read, with a streamlined design and clearly labelled sections for easy navigation through the website. The information available on your homepage should contain only critical points – such as your identity, your address, and contact details.
Above the fold
'Above the fold' is a term that's used to describe the upper half of the front page of a newspaper, which traditionally showcases the most important new story. It is also used to describe the first half of a website page, which is visible within the browser. This section is the first thing a visitor will see, and we already know how important first impressions are.
With this in mind, for a great homepage you need to figure out what information you want to be included in this section. Considering your layout will be really important here.
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Introducing the concept of ecosystem services : |b inventory and economic valuation on local scale in Lithuania
Naruševičius, Vytautas
Matiukas, Gintaras
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It is the first pilot study in Lithuania, introducing the concept and demonstrating the economic importance of the ecosystem services, as well as establishing the monetary values for the selected ecosystem services and goods. The relatively small but important as a provider of multitude ecosystem services for the local community site in Southern Lithuania was selected as the study area. The services with the highest importance, available in the study area, were identified, using the primary list of national ecosystem services for Lithuania as a background for the selection procedure. The methods of in-situ observation, territory mapping, face-to-face interviews and questioning were applied in the surveys to evaluate the stocks and actual use intensity of ecosystem services. The most proper economic valuation methods for this particularly case were chosen as well. As far as after the forest clear-cut the majority of ecosystem services were lost, it became a vivid example for the comparison of benefits gained and loosed. It was estimated, that the total direct and indirect monetary value of the selected ecosystem services and goods in the small study area could reach more than 20,000 EUR a year to compare immediate value of one-off harvesting timber less than 14,000 EUR, what means that if only the final services and actual use of them would be taken into account, it would be almost 1.5 times (annually) that it was when the forest harvested for timber once. But the main added value of the current research was the introduction, in well understandable, clear and acceptable manner, to local community the idea of ecosystem and biodiversity services and their importance. Limitations of the described study and possibilities for further development of case study approach in the ecosystem services inventory and valuation were also identified.
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Hanoi – Vietnam attaches great importance to the relations with Japan and is willing to make the bilateral ties more intensive, practical and efficient, said Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung on Friday.
Dung made the remarks while receiving visiting Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida in Vietnam's capital Hanoi.
The Vietnamese leader proposed the two countries further boost cooperation in all areas including politics, trade, investment, culture, tourism, education, science, technology, national defense and security.
The prime minister expressed his hope that Japan would continue supporting Vietnam in development process, including providing official development assistance (ODA), while pledging to effectively use and manage the capital.
Dung asked Japan to continue to encourage Japanese enterprises to invest in Vietnam, promote bilateral trade, facilitate Vietnamese agricultural products entering the Japanese market, as well as create favorable conditions for Vietnamese students, workers and nurses to study and work in the country, according to Vietnam's state-run news agency VNA.
Dung also thanked Japan for providing six used vessels for Vietnam to help increase the country's law enforcement capacity at sea.
The Japanese foreign minister, for his part, affirmed that there is still great potential for the two countries to boost cooperation in economy, trade and investment.
Kishida said Japan is committed to supporting Vietnam to realize its industrialization strategy and would continue providing ODA to Vietnam.
Japan is considering Vietnam's proposal on promoting bilateral trade, including facilitating Vietnam's agricultural products to enter the Japanese market, exempting visa for Vietnamese citizens and increasing the number of Vietnamese apprentice nurses and orderlies to Japan, Kishida said. Source: Xinhua


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Employment Opportunities
Paws & Claws Animal Hospital , a rapidly growing small animal practice in Lambertville , MI ( 5 miles north of the Ohio border ) is looking to add a full time or part time veterinarian to our team.
Our knowledgable support staff assists the doctor in providing exemplary customer service , client education, the highest quality medicine and fear free visits for our patients.
We utilize our support team to the fullest to allow the doctors to focus diagnosing and setting up treatment plans for the patients and educating the owners.
Our facility is well equipped with in /out blood capabilities, digital x-ray , including dental ; ultrasound , high speed dental machine , surgical monitoring equipment and so much more.
Our ideal candidate practices high quality medicine and surgery , is compassionate and caring , is able to work well with a team and confident enough to work independently at times.
We offer a 4 day work week with rotating Saturdays , no Sundays or on call emergencies. We believe in a good work - life balance to minimize burnout and optimize mental health.
We provide a competitive benefit package to include but not limited to a base salary plus production, medical insurance , personal pet benefits, 401 K , continuing education , uniform allowance , vacation time and much more.
If interested fax resume to : (734) 568-6047 or email to email@example.com (posted 3-17-20)
Anthony Wayne Animal Hospital is looking for a full-time Associate Veterinarian to join our team.
$15,000 Sign on Bonus and $5,000 Relocation Stipend
New graduates are encouraged to apply!
We offer a challenging, friendly practice environment in a newly renovated facility. We have advanced equipment including digital full body x-ray, digital dental x-ray and laser therapy. Our practice encompasses general veterinary services, critical care, preventative care, orthopedic surgery and general surgery.
We invest heavily in our team member's future and education. We strive to promote a positive work/life balance and emotionally intelligent work culture.
The hospital is located 10 miles SW of Toledo, Ohio. Historic Maumee, Ohio is a suburb of Toledo, located on the banks of the Maumee River. Maumee and the many surrounding suburbs are just minutes away from the shore and beaches of Lake Erie where boating, fishing or a trip to the Lake Erie Islands is a mainstay of the community; the most notable party island being Put-In-Bay. Multiple metropolitan parks offer hiking, biking, camping, even overnight treehouse accommodations!
Whether your style is urban, suburban, country or anything in between, the cost of living is one of the lowest in the country. Yet Maumee offers A+ rated schools, and the adjoining suburban community of Perrysburg has what is considered one of the finest school districts in the state, named a 2014 National Blue-Ribbon School. As our city motto goes… You will do better in TOLEDO!
We provide top tier benefits with a very competitive compensation package!
If you are passionate about pets and providing outstanding medical care, we want you to join our team!
Apply today!
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Associate Veterinarian (Part-Time / Full-TIme)
Progressive, fast paced small animal hospital seeks part-time to full-time associate to practice high quality medicine and surgery. Shoreland Animal Hospital is located in Toledo, Ohio and offers in- house laboratory, digital x-ray, ultrasound, therapeutic laser, orthopedic procedures and chemotherapy. We work in a very friendly environment and have highly competent technicians and staff. Our mission is to practice a high standard of care, provide excellent customer service and focus on client education. Applicants should possess excellent people skills and the ability to work well with a team.
Base salary will be commensurate with experience along with a monthly productivity bonus, great earnings potential. We offer IRA, Health Insurance, Dues Reimbursement, Uniform and Continuing Education allowance, as well as a schedule allowing for work/life balance.
Interested Candidates should forward resume to; firstname.lastname@example.com or faxed to
419-729-1883 – Attention Hospital Manager. (Posted 6/30/19)
Did you know that U.S News & World Report rated Toledo, Ohio among the "Ten Most Fun Places to Live if You Love the Outdoors"??? Our growing 7 Doctor practice in Temperance, MI (located one mile north of Toledo, Ohio and 30 minutes south of Detroit, Michigan) is seeking a licensed Veterinary Doctor with strong communication and leadership skills. Any level of experience accepted as we have a very cooperative, family environment -- culturing assistance of one another
to make the overall day flow efficiently. You are never alone in our practice! Exceptional clients, modern equipment, and a well-educated, caring team make practice
pleasurable. We focus on being a great Veterinary Hospital…not on boarding, grooming, or retail. Our Animal Hospital has the reputation of being the high-quality practice in the communities we serve. We are presently working on plans for a new state of the art Veterinary Facility.
Our Veterinarians collaborate with our Practice Manager, Office Manager, Inventory Manager, Licensed Veterinary Technicians (13), Associate and Owner Veterinarians to manage patient care, client satisfaction, and day to day life in the practice. As a member of the Well Managed Practice Groups, our Owners and Practice Manager have access to industry leaders and experienced colleagues for mentorship and support. This position offers the opportunity to live and work along the Southwestern shores of Lake Erie. Our area offers easy access to quality dining and night life, outdoor activities, local sports, art and
culture. Area residents choose from comfortable small towns, suburban developments, urban or rural communities. All are within an easy drive to the college town of Ann Arbor, the trendy Detroit suburbs, the amazing outdoor beauty of the Great Lakes, and all with Northwest Ohio adventures at your door step! Pay is significantly higher than typical for our area. We also offer a generous benefits package including health and liability insurance, license fees, profession dues, retirement plan, continuing education, uniforms, time off, and on and on. We also will assist with relocation fees.
We look forward to learning more about you and showing you why you need to work with us!
Contact Dr. Todd Smith (Temperance Animal Hospital) at firstname.lastname@example.com or fax resume and references to 734-847-3114. Please visit our website at www.tahvet.com and Facebook.com/TemperanceAnimalHospital to learn more about us!
NOTES: Additional Salary Information: Signing Bonus (posted 10/16/18)
Veterinarian (VET) Toledo Animal Rescue Contract · $55 / hour
Toledo Animal Rescue (formerly The Toledo Animal Shelter Association), a 501(c)(3) non-profit since 1927, is seeking a part-time, contracted veterinarian(s) to provide quality veterinarian services for the pets at our animal shelter. T.A.R. is the area's premier no-kill facility.
Services required include spay and neuter surgeries, minor surgeries, illness diagnostics and treatment, health exams, blood draws, lab interpretations, and other basic vet work for shelter pets.
Experience / Requirements: Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) required. Successful work experience in Spay and Neuter Clinic/Shelter preferred, but new graduates will be considered for the position. License in good standing with Ohio state veterinary board. Must pass background check. Must supply proof of liability insurance. Strong interpersonal skills to handle sensitive and confidential situations. The ideal person for this job would be a team player, personable, professional, upbeat, and energetic, takes initiative, uses tact and diplomacy. Able to perform an average of 2-3 surgeries per day. Able to maintain clear communication with internal staff on all levels. Proven written and verbal presentation skills. Work requires continual attention to detail. Must be able to work in a fast-paced environment with demonstrated good working habits in an environment that requires multitasking and multiple demands on time.
Physical Requirements: Ability to stand for extended periods of time while performing work requiring concentration and manual dexterity. Lifting dogs and cats of all sizes, bending, stooping and walking on a daily basis.
If you would like to become a member of our medical team, please submit your resume and cover letter to email@example.com. Job Type: Part-time
Toledo Animal Rescue 640 Wyman Street Toledo, OH 43609 (posted 9/2018)
Reynolds Rd Animal Hospital
Small Animal Practice: Full or Part-Time Veterinarian needed for our busy, well-established, progressive hospital near Toledo, Ohio. Our hospital is fully computerized, using Intravet software for record keeping and lab results. We offer mentoring in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery, ultrasound, dental, and internal medicine. Our equipment includes a class IV laser, complete in-house Idexx laboratory, digital radiography including dental xray, an ALOKA A7 ultrasound (Including echocardiography), and extensive soft tissue and orthopedic equipment. Our goal is to find an individual who works well with our team of doctors, techs, and other employees, as we emphasize the team approach. We offer 401K, dental and health insurance, paid vacations, paid professional dues, CE allowance, uniforms, and scrubs. Compensation is based on experience and offers a base pay plus a production incentive. Please contact our hiring manager Kendra at firstname.lastname@example.com. (posted 6-14-18)
West Toledo Animal Hospital/ Perrysburg Animal Care are located in Northwest Ohio. Seeking a driven, highly motivated associate veterinarian to join our practices. We are two family orienated, progressive, multi-doctor, companion animal practices that offer medical and surgical services, as well as boarding, grooming, daycare and rehabilitation. Our hospitals have state of the art in-house lab machines, dental equipment, digital radiology, ultrasound, therapy laser and a complete on site pharmacy. We have an exceptionally highly trained and friendly staff committed to providing superior client education through communication. We maintain the highest of standards of veterinary care. We have a team atmosphere and provide excellent medicine. For more information visit our websites at www.westtoledoanimalhospital.com and www.perrysburganimalhospital.com. Please send resumes to firstname.lastname@example.com
(posted 1-12-18)
Newly established veterinary clinic in Newark, Ohio focused primarily on providing wellness care is seeking a Veterinarian to join the practice (part-time OR full-time). The candidate should have 2+ years of professional experience (preferably with dental care experience) with a commitment to the importance of providing wellness and preventive care. This position shall vaccinate against diseases, such as distemper and rabies; and advise owners about proper animal feeding, behavior and preventive care regimens. Occasionally, the Veterinarian may treat minor illnesses and injuries. If you are looking for a fast-paced clinical environment with a great staff, including registered Veterinary Technicians... this might just be your ideal career! We are located just 30 minutes east of Columbus, Ohio. Please send resumes to firstname.lastname@example.com (Posted 6/10/17)


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"The atmosphere in the field is one of suspicion and fear," Dr Waqar Ajmal, Senior Program Officer for Pakistan and Afghanistan at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, told Philanthropy Age. "However, it has not weakened the bravery and commitment of those who are involved, including the leadership, and I'm not just talking about the government, but all of the political parties who condemned [the violence] and are the reason that people put their lives at stake and say, 'I'm not going to be defeated by the designs of those who are evil'."
In December, five female health workers vaccinating children against polio were shot dead in Karachi and Peshawar in a series of attacks blamed on Islamist militants. One victim was a 17-year-old schoolgirl volunteer. A sixth health worker, a man, was also reported murdered in Karachi.
Multilateral organisations, governments and NGOs have made a greater effort to reach out to religious leaders in the wake of the murders, in an effort to dispel vaccine myths among communities in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In both countries, Taliban insurgents have repeatedly denounced the anti-polio campaign as a western plot to sterilise Muslims to stop population growth.
"The problem is not as big as we think," said Ajmal. "Now, most of the 1.5 per cent of children are in areas which are suffering from conflict, and there are political statements to be made: people use religion and suspicion as their tools to gain political leverage.
"The crimes have been committed for a number of reasons, but not in the name of religion," he added. "They were political statements: to get recognised, and to halt the progress of the government. If a certain religious statement comes from a certain religious scholar, it has a tremendous impact. We are trying to utilise religious figures that are looked up to, as a means of countering the misperception and misinformation. We have always tried to do this, but it has become more large-scale after the killings."


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Many advance to state
March 21, 2018
Green River authors fared well in the countywide young author's competition.
Hundreds of entries from both school districts were narrowed down to only 34 entries that will advance to state.
Fredrick Schwartz, Sweetwater County School District No. 2 young authors coordinator said, Green River will have 15 students advancing to state, while Rock Springs will have 19 and Holy Spirit Catholic School will have three advancing in the state's Young Author Awards competition.
"I am continually impressed with number and quality of the entries every year," he said.
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By Jess Osborne
Anyone in York St John's Quad South Hall on the 5th May (and possibly a few days after) will have noticed the soulful smell of fresh, exotically spiced food lingering in the curtains of the chapel: a perfect metaphor for the cultural synergy explored in the Culinary Cultures event held by Dr Sarah Lawson Welsh. The event was filled to the brim with excellent speakers whose papers and presentations all seemed to complement each other and help attendees develop a well-rounded understanding of food in literature, advertising, feminism, as well as every other facet of life. It did seem towards the end of the event that food permeated every aspect of existence, of course it would be hard not to think that when discussing the problematic masculinity of barbeque culture over the loveliest fried plantains I have ever eaten.
The day began with an eye-opening look at barbeque culture in America, focusing mostly on the one word that will pop up multiple times in this post as it did throughout the event: authenticity. You may have seen signs on restaurants claiming to deliver true flavours of their cuisine's country of origin, or even claiming that they have the most authentic ingredients, we have all definitely been to an Italian restaurant that makes use of their mother's/grandmother's/any matriarch's recipes from back home. But as the day progressed those of us in attendance began to unpack the problematic nature of these claims, making many of us simultaneously want a barbeque and not want a barbeque!
Thankfully after all this talk of food, we actually got to eat some! Food educator Sharmini Thomas cooked up a feast of wonderfully spiced foods for us to sample over lunch, whilst patiently answering any question thrown her way. Throughout the cook-up Sharmini chatted about spices and where they come from, the origins of certain dishes, as well as some interesting Indo-Caribbean history we definitely weren't taught in school. But most interestingly, whilst chatting, we touched back on the idea of authenticity. When someone asked about whether or not coconut should be added to rice and peas Sharmini silenced us all by reminding us those cooking would cook with what was available, if there was coconut growing nearby, it would go in, but if not the recipe would go without. This begs the question: can the authenticity of these recipes really be replicated? And even should recipes made for survival be appropriated and lay any claim to authenticity in the face of luxury?
The answer is: yes probably. It's unfortunate, but true, that some post-colonial cultures are in danger of dying. After lunch we explored the food of Palestine. Although the promotion of Palestinian agriculture through fair-trade as a means of raising awareness was fascinating, I found myself drawn to the discussion about Joudie Kalla's cookbook Memories From my Mother's Kitchen as a means of preserving Palestinian culture. As a literature student I find myself looking for importance in books, primarily in fiction, but cookbooks offer an insight into life just as deep as those in fiction, and they should definitely be allowed more close readings. Food, after all, is the point that our lives revolve around, so why should books dedicated to it not have an important place in our society?
Whilst discussing recipes and cookbooks, during in one of the many coffee breaks, I noticed quite a few attendees were speaking about family recipes that have somehow never found their way onto paper and as a result are cause for argument at family gatherings. Spookily, this was perfectly mirrored in the final discussions on the nostalgia of food, and maternal inheritance in the culture of family recipes. And it is there, with everyone fondly remembering their mothers and grandmother's kitchens, that one of the best events I have attended at YSJ came to a close. Full of food for both body and mind, we all went home remembering the lingering smells of the spices.
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KITH & Tommy Hilfiger's Island-Inspired SS19 Collection Drops Today
Brand: KITH x Tommy Hilfiger
Season: SS19
Key Pieces: The most attention-grabbing items from KITH and Tommy Hilfiger's new collection are the Satin Camp Shirt and Boxing Shorts (slides 15 and 16).
Release Date: May 24
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Editor's Notes: Ronnie Fieg and KITH continue their partnership with Tommy Hilfiger, today sharing the official lookbook for a new SS19 collection. Consisting of approximately 70 styles across apparel, footwear, and accessories, the capsule pulls inspiration from the tropical island of Mustique where Fieg has spent numerous vacations and also shot some of his campaigns.
KITH and Tommy Hilfiger's previous collection largely included revived silhouettes from Tommy Hilfiger's 1990's archives. Here, however, a focus is placed on new designs, referencing the world of sailing and leisure. Sailing vests and jackets do harken back to past Tommy Hilfiger designs, while new standout pieces designed by KITH range from the Satin Camp Shirt and Boxing Shorts to Monogram Track Suits, Nautical Popovers, and more.
KITH x Tommy Hilfiger SS19 also ushers in the return of Tommy Hilfiger's Hyperbole Running Sneaker from the '90s, as this marks the first time it will be reintroduced to the market since its debut. All of the OG design elements are present on the shoe, in addition to KITH co-branding on the tongue, outsole, and footbeds.
KITH and Tommy Hilfiger's new summer collection launches in all KITH stores and online this Friday, May 24.
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Nike decided to throw a T-Shirt Challenge, requiring all challengers to run at least one mile on three consecutive days. So, I decided to wedge a quick run in this morning between my regularly scheduled OHR runs. I felt pretty good when I left the house at about 5:40, so I set the iPod for a 5K run and set off. 28:23 later, I had set a new PB!
I have a new ritual. Every time I get back from a run and strip off my sweaty, stinky running clothes, I pull a fresh pair of shorts and shirt out of the drawer and lay them out on top of the dresser for the next run. My little way of telling myself that, yes, today's run is one little victory, but in a day or two I start all over again. I need more running clothes.


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This Sunday (June 10) we begin profiling the refugee families that we are sponsoring, explaining more about how we will contribute with our prayers, skills, funding, friendship and time. We have started having phone calls with the family members and receiving emails from them. It makes it very real and both exciting and challenging. Our prayer is that we can care for these families and help them integrate well into Christchurch life, communities, schools and work; and that we can document how we have done this in order to help other community groups who might take refugee families in future years. One way some may be able to help us with is buying a house – we are pretty close to being able to purchase a house but need some more funding. Check soon for an update to my blog.The series we are doing on 'Prayer Changes Us' is clearly speaking to many people. Thank you for all your feedback and stories. We sense there is more God wants to show us and raise within us. In response we are extending this series and will be offering more mid-week events around themes from the series and encouraging new prayer groups to form.
Over the last year we have developed 'The Living Room' as a space of hospitality and conversation. A space we can live in comfortably and be ourselves. We started opening on Sunday mornings, then added Sunday nights and are now trialing Thursday mornings. If we can make sales equal costs and build teams of people willing to help make the space a great living room, then we will look to make Thursday opening permanent and extend these hours during the week. If you are around on Thursday mornings and looking for a warm and hospitable place to be, stay for a coffee, a bowl of chips, a scone or a slice – you're welcome!
Speaking of being welcome, Amnesty International has started an 'I Welcome Pledge' asking people who are willing to sign and say they would be keen to support community sponsored refugees. The pledge can be found on their website.
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South West Underground Prayer Meeting – Our next prayer meeting for Christians that are persecuted in their faith will be on Thursday June 14, 7.30pm 246 Lyttelton Street. For more information contact Walter, phone 021 487 958.
International Magic Night – All International people and their family and friends are invited to a magic show with Elgregoe! Happening on Friday June 15, 7.00pm – 8.30pm at the Mohoao Room in Te Hapua – Halswell Library. $2 per person, supper provided. Contact Claire firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Healing Rooms – Together we seek God for your healing. We invite you to prayer on Saturday June 23, 10.00am, at 248 Lyttelton St.
Healing Rooms Training Day/Seminar – June 30, 9.00am at St Albans Baptist Church. All welcome.No charge. Contact Karen for more information, phone 338 4163.
Marriage Enrichment Course – Time to review and revitalise your relationship? Well-presented, DVD based series; date-like atmosphere; delicious dessert; no group work. Course runs for seven Sunday evenings from 7.00pm starting June 24. Registration forms available at Info Centre, or Reception. For enquiries contact Darryl & Claire Taylor firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 339 0494 or 021 035 7494. Cost $75 per couple.
Craft Group – Monday evening June 25, 7.30pm, Lyttelton St site. Contact Lynette on 338 1324 for further details.
Monday June 11 – Nick Regnault will talk about how our church is supporting three refugee families. 12.15pm – 2.00pm. $5 lunch provided. The Living Room and Auditorium, Lyttelton St site.
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The full Cobo Hall show from 1976 or the much-bootlegged Wembley 1978 show would be more appealing releases from Rhino...for me at least.
If only bands would have put out live albums after every tour back in the 70's. Maybe would have even put a dent in bootleg sales.
Seriously though, I've passed on most of the live albums the band has put out recently, but I'll probably get this one. It's fairly rare that I have the chance to buy an official release that was recorded at a show I attended.
The internet was better before Berners-Lee let the riff-raff in.
I'd like a poster of the cover....
The first one of ye to send me one gets the throne!
I can understand why people would want DVD/Blu-ray releases of these modern shows more than CDs.
a live album from Yasia.... i mean Yes....
suddenly the ARW live release from last year became more appealing.....
I do recall the previous one Topographic Drama having a good reception on here. I suppose at least that one had some different things on it. (The holy grail for me in live Yes would be a professional quality recording of the Tales tour, but it's extremely unlikely such a thing exists, of course.)
Yeah, but that isn't really OWNING it. It's just a bunch of files.
I just bought a 9CD/1 DVD box on the Lamb that's a boot. They stitched together live footage and pictures of the tour on DVD that was sketchy but I totally enjoyed it. I missed the Lamb tour (too young) as my first concert was Genesis Trick of the Tail in 1976. The set comes with a nice box with artwork and an insert with photos and track listings. It's mainly demo sessions, including unreleased noodling. It cost me about $60 , including tracked shipping. I don't care if you can trade or download, I have a physical product I really like.
I would consider buying it if it had "Survival" and "South Side of the Sky" featuring Dylan Howe. But as it is its just another tired old release of stuff that's shown up on other live albums. How many times do we need to hear "Roundabout" again?
Also we saw Jon Anderson on tour several weeks ago and he very tastefully changed the Yes songs and we loved it. Hearing a respectful but new interpretation made me love those songs all over again.
Their version of Starship Trooper knocked it out of the park, and I think was the best live version I've ever heard.
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I've realised that I have the most of the tracks on pre existing live albums with Jon D on vocals already. I'll certainly go for the cd set but it makes buying it on what will be very expensive vinyl hard to justify. If only I could just buy the sleeve
It took me a long time to warm up to Jon's stage presence and voice over the years, but finally heard him "owning" the Yes vocalist role with Topographic Drama and seeing/hearing him live solidified that opinion.
So I think anyone who didn't catch the last tour may be surprised how good Yes sounds. Billy is more comfortable and I think the whole band feels better not worrying or hearing Alan White struggle due to his pain.
I love my vinyl but don't quite understand the need to have a live concert on vinyl, but that's just me. As it is, the audio is never quite up there with a studio recording imo.
I did upgrade and ordered the Abbey Road Remastered Vinyl of Seconds Out, but that is such a great live album I couldn't resist.
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I do normally have a little moan about the interchangeability of recent RD covers but this is pleasant enough and light years from the dreadful ARW album design, even if the Yes50 logo is a bit muddled and poor. Maybe I'll stick the vinyl on the Birthday/Christmas list.
This is a very happy unit who not only play well together, but get along very well. Plenty of smiles and laughs backstage with no drama.


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I began the business that would eventually become Pixel Veterinary Imaging in 2008. At the time, I was a radiology resident at UC Davis and was asked to read radiographic cases by several of my veterinary school classmates who had purchased their own practices. At the end of my residency my wife and I, pregnant with our first child, decided to move back to Texas to be closer to family. Over the next several years my teleradiology business remained a hobby, as I first took a job as a teleradiologist with IDEXX, and then trudged through my days performing full-time mobile ultrasound exams. However, I found that the cases I received from my own teleradiology clients were often the most interesting cases, and the relationships I developed with client veterinarians were deep and meaningful, based on mutual trust and respect. By 2015, Pixel Veterinary Imaging had been formally organized and had grown significantly. With a loyal cadre of clients to work with, I finally made the jump and committed myself to my own business full-time.
I will tell you this upfront: I believe in Pixel Veterinary Imaging and so do our clients. With all the teleradiology services for veterinarians out there, it can get pretty confusing. But there are several things that really make Pixel Veterinary Imaging stand out. Pixel provides a unique combination of loyal and trusting relationships, timely service, detailed and accurate reports, and cost-effectiveness. Because teleradiology is our full-time job, we care greatly about each and every client, no matter how big or small. Clients can get consistent reads from the same radiologists that they know over and over again. This truly is a boutique service, but without boutique prices. If you are already a Pixel client, I hope you check out the 'Continuing Education' section of the website for imaging webinars and lectures designed specifically for you. Many of these lectures were requested specifically by, and subsequently designed for, Pixel clients. If you're not a Pixel client yet, I encourage you to give us a shot. I think you'll really like the service!
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Dr. Cannon was born and raised in Houston, Texas. He attended Texas A&M University where he obtained his undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science, graduating Summa Cum Laude. He received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from University of California at Davis and was inducted into the Phi Zeta Honor Society. He was selected for a rotating small animal internship at The Ohio State University before returning to UC Davis for radiology residency. He completed the American College of Veterinary Radiology board examination in 2009, prior to completing his residency. Dr. Cannon has extensive experience in all fields of imaging with special interests in advanced neurologic and orbital imaging, abdominal ultrasonography, thoracic CT, and musculoskeletal imaging. He has conducted research involving the CT and MRI characteristics of zygomatic gland disease, imaging characteristics of fungal disease in dogs and cats, quantitative and qualitative CT imaging of canine airways, MRI of medial compartment shoulder disease in dogs, and ultrasonography of the iliopsoas muscle in dogs. He has authored and co-authored multiple articles which have been published in Veterinary Radiology and Ultrasound, the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, and the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine. He is also a reviewer for Veterinary Radiology and Ultrasound and Veterinary Ophthalmology.
Dr. Cannon lives in Austin, Texas and enjoys outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and kayaking in his spare time. He is married to a veterinary ophthalmologist, and in addition to a beautiful daughter and handsome son they also have two children of the animal variety: a sweet shaggy white mutt, and a somewhat antisocial orphan kitten. Free weekends are often spent feeding the deer with his wife and children on the family ranch in the beautiful Texas Hill Country or watching a variety of college sports.
Dr. Sarah Jones
Dr. Jones was born in the UK and grew up just outside of London. She was awarded her first degree, Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Science (with honors) from the Royal Veterinary College, London, UK. She stayed at the same institute for her veterinary training, graduating from the Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine program in 2011 to become a Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Following a rotating equine internship and a Clinical Training Scholarship investigating functional electrical stimulation as a treatment for equine laryngeal neuropathy, she moved across the pond to embark upon a Diagnostic Imaging Internship in the West Indies. Despite the strong pull of the ocean and island life, she continued on to the USA for a Radiology residency at Texas A&M University, which she completed in July 2017.
Dr. Jones recently moved to Austin with her Texan boyfriend, globe-trotting four-legged children (two partially well-mannered but very cute English working Cocker Spaniels) and four-legged step child (Wirehaired Pointing Griffon). Her childhood ponies remain in happy retirement in the UK under her family's watchful eye. Elusive free time is spent going to the gym, practicing yoga, investigating new places to eat and visit around Austin, and traveling.
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Dr. Acierno was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska. She attended the University of Pennsylvania for both her undergraduate and veterinary studies, obtaining her BA in Biology and VMD degree respectively, and graduating Summa Cum Laude each time. She was also inducted into the Phi Zeta Honor Society during veterinary school. She then completed a small animal rotating internship at the University of Minnesota followed by a diagnostic imaging specialty internship at Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists in Houston, Texas. She extended her time down South to complete her diagnostic imaging residency at Texas A&M University in 2019, becoming a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology that same year.
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As a parent, did you feel comfortable with the supervision / staff / logistics at camp?
"Very comfortable…you had excellent staff and lots of them." "It was great…I loved the mix of adults and responsible teens." "Wonderful! Teacher student ratio was exceptional and then there were the counselors too." "Very comfortable…this is the only camp that has signed my kid in and out." "I found everyone to be very professional and responsible."
Parents, did your child talk with you about the activities we did during camp? If so, are there a few highlights that stand out in your memory?
"My daughter came home very enthusiastic each day." "He couldn't stop talking about it." "Both daughters literally beamed with excitement when telling us about their days." "Yes…the very first day my son never even made it to the car before he started gushing about his day – he was so excited he would have slept there if you let him."
"Every day I got the full run down of what they did, where they went, what they saw, you name it. My kids have been going to CREA since 2012 and every summer it is a highlight."
Overall, did the camp meet your expectations?
"This camp exceeded my expectations" "The camp was great and exceeded our expectations. It offered a nice mix of "thinking" activities and muddy activities." "Well organized, coordinated, and nice supportive approach and follow up with students." "The camp was better than we expected and it was a total positive experience." "The camp was by far the best we ever enrolled our sons in. I was amazed at the depth and variety of activities which were offered." "The camp went beyond our expectations. The planning of and carrying out of your schedule was excellent." "I am very impressed with your program…I was surprised by how quickly you've been able to put together such a professional program."
Anything else you would like to say about your camp experience with us this summer?
"Thank you for the scholarship! It made this camp a possibility for our daughter" "I loved it. I think it was perfect." "My daughter loved it and plans on attending again." "This is the best camp to which we have sent our children. the attention to detail in the planning of the day to day running of the camp activities paid off – sign us up for next year!" "I thought it was a wonderful camp. I loved the fact that they were outside in all weather enjoying the world and each other…the staff was fantastic." "Our daughter was thrilled each morning to go to camp." "It inspires kids and helps kids learn." "It was the most professionally presented camp we've attended."
"We spend a lot of time outdoors in Brunswick and Harpswell, and do an annual camping trip in the North Woods. This year after CREA camp I noticed that my son paid much more attention to the trees, rocks, insects and nature in general than I've seen him do before. He also seems more receptive to my constant reminders (some family members would say nagging…) about recycling, composting and generally reducing our waste. Thank you and great job!"
"Cooling off in the river during an unusually hot week, hanging out in clay pit, and spotting frogs, salamanders and a snake throughout her week there definitely had a lasting impression on my daughter. She can't wait to go back to CREA for more exploration!"
"My son loves nature camp and has for years! He can't wait to be able to take honors bio in high school so he can go back to CREA!
"CREA is awesome! I especially loved the hikes and art. Andrew is really nice and awesome. Heather is great at art and loves to help me. Eliza is always happy! I had a great time with Madsy, Hilary, and Mel as well! See you next year!"
"CREA is be far my son's favorite summer activity. He loved catching fish, playing trail games and getting in the river to swim. He has been so excited to show us around on the trails and fill us in on all kinds of info."
"My son had a BLAST!!! He thoroughly enjoyed the day camp, pace of activities, focus on nature, and water play in the river."
"We went to a mine tour at the Bumpus Mine in Waterford the weekend after CREA Camp and the tour guide was incredibly impressed with all the knowledge the boys possessed about rocks and minerals — they learned it all at CREA."
"Our daughter really enjoyed her time! She had gone to CREA on a class trip and was very excited to attend camp there. She particularly enjoyed the turtle trap."
"My daughter had such a great time that she is already planning to serve as a CIT when she gets into high school."
"My son had a real happiness and content about him each day at the end of camp – it was very satisfying to see how much he was enjoying himself."


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The New Year is most certainly an ideal time to reflect on the previous year and make some resolutions to improve ourselves. Lot of people's resolutions centre around getting healthier, boosting their career, or improving their financial health. Now most of us realise how tough it can be to stick to our New Year's resolutions, so it's important that you make reasonable, obtainable goals that can be accomplished with a certain degree of tenacity and self-discipline.
If you've determined that you want to improve your financial health in 2018, there's a decent amount of planning and preparation needed. To attain significant financial improvements in your life, it's essential that you address only the things you can control and to assess your progress on a regular basis. To give you some ideas on how to do this, the following outlines some recommendations that you should follow if you choose to improve your financial well-being in the upcoming year.
Set clear financial goals
Research reveal that merely writing down goals significantly increases the likelihood of you reaching them. In a financial sense, writing down detailed goals with an anticipated timeline not only increases the probability of you realising these goals, but you'll likewise understand what is most important to you.
Some financial goals, such as retirement, may require the guidance of a financial planner, but there are many straightforward, feasible goals that you can plan on your own, like purchasing a car, saving for a home deposit, or preparing an emergency fund for a rainy day. It is crucial that you take small steps to achieve these goals, and revising your progress frequently is the key to success.
Increase your savings
Many people aren't sure how much money they save every year, so it is vital that you specify an actual dollar amount that you hope to save for the following year. Whether you achieve this goal or not isn't the issue, the fact that you're creating specific goals and planning ways to reach these goals is the most important part.
Simple ways to increase your savings account is to increase your superannuation contributions (and possibly Government payments), or schedule an automatic deposit into an emergency fund or high interest savings account each week. Irrespective of how you do this, increasing your savings will increase your net worth and general financial health.
Track your spending
Understanding how much you spend every month is crucial in having the ability to increase your financial health. Keeping every bill and receipt and manually generating a spreadsheet is one way to do it, but there are a few fantastic apps that monitor your spending on the go, providing you with a precise indication of how much you're spending with little effort needed.
ASIC's TrackMySPEND app (https://www.moneysmart.gov.au) is a trusted and efficient tool that helps you realise your average monthly and annual spending, so you can better plan and reach your financial goals. If this doesn't fit you, there are many other apps available, so don't hesitate to test a couple to discover which is best for you.
Evaluate your mortgage and insurance policies
Evaluating your mortgage and insurance policies is a reliable way to increase your savings. For example, you should be assessing how your current mortgage and insurance policies compare to other providers on an annual basis. Banks and lenders adjust their policy structures frequently, so chances are you can obtain a better deal if you do a bit of homework.
Even small decreases in interest rates can save you thousands of dollars each year, so it's definitely worth the time and effort! If you find a better offer somewhere else, don't be afraid to ask your current provider to match it, and at the same time, don't be afraid to switch providers if they don't. There's loads of online resources which can proficiently guide you through this process.
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Armél ft. Juelz Santana - I Took It Down
- Artist: Armél
- Track: I Took It Down ft. Juelz Santana
- Feat. Juelz Santana
- Producer: L.T. Hutton
- Album: Untitled Debut Album
A recent trend in the R&B game has seen behind-the-scenes veterans (writers and producers) emerging with records that feature only their singing. Following in the footsteps of Ne-Yo, Johnta Austin, Ryan Leslie, Dallas Austin, and Sean Garrett, 22-year old Armél is ready to become the next triple-threat artist in line. As he demonstrates the art of smooth conversation around the ladies, things progress faster than expected as Armél proclaims "I Took It Down." With a guest feature by Juelz Santana, and L.T. Hutton's low bass beat, Armel might find himself skipping to the front of the line sooner than expected. Armél's upcoming untitled album has no current release date.


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Our Inca linen top for women without sleeves, has a round neckline scoop in front and back, closed by 3 iridescent buttons. Split on the sides, with laces terminated by pompoms, it is subtly lined with gold metallic wire at the neckline and armholes, its wide straps make it an easy-to-live room. An ethnic motif is affixed to the bottom of the top and will go perfectly with the Incas poncho jacket, in the same range of colors or with plain linen jackets from our collection.
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Vegetable and natural fiber, linen is distinguished by its elegance and lightness but also by its resistance, it lasts a long time and does not deform. Linen maintains its comfort and aesthetic qualities over time and is softened through the washing process for softness and softness. Linen is an essential part of our collections and an indispensable part of the summer. Its light, airy texture gives a freshness sensation and makes it an ideal garment to wear for the spring-summer season but flax can also be worn throughout the year. Our Incas linen top is an indispensable, sober with a touch of fantasy, you will wear it on long skirts, shorts or canvas pants. It comes in two timeless and sober colors, easy to associate, white and its azure motifs as well as sand and saffron patterns. Adopt linen, a natural material.
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As an owner or a collaborator on a program, you can assign campaign tasks from within a program.
- Go to the program from which you want to assign tasks for a campaign.
- Go to the campaign and navigate to the table view of campaigns.
- On the table view, click the campaign to open the Summary view.
- Click +Task to enter task summary, task details and assign task to an assignee. You can assign a task to only one person at one time.
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According to The Pulse Of Radio, FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH guitarist Jason Hook told the Evansville Courier & Press that he owes a lot of his current success with one of heavy metal's most popular new bands to his stint as a member of Mandy Moore's touring band. Hook recalled, "When I moved to Los Angeles, I was broke. I just made a pact with myself that if I could just get into the field, I was going to take the job so I could learn whatever I could. It beat working at Home Depot. I had to beat out about 50 guys at the audition. And then it was like, 'Pack a bag! We're going on tour!' I was pretty happy about it, you know?"
Hook says he learned a lot working for the pop singer that he still applies to his job today, explaining, "The [Moore gig] taught me a lot: There were rules, you had to be on time, you had to be prepared, you had to be focused, you had to be responsible. It taught me discipline and how to work in that environment. I'm very grateful to have the history that I have. Some people think it's not cool, but that's OK. I had the option to do roof tiling and all that stuff. I just didn't want to."
The Moore job led to sideman gigs with Vince Neil and Alice Cooper before he landed in the lineup of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH.
Hook added that all the members of FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH are "pretty disciplined. We're doing business during the day, constantly. We spend time making music and we're always trying to prepare new material. We're very proactive in that way. We set goals for ourselves. We don't just sleep all day and party all night."
FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH is currently headlining the Trespass America tour, also featuring KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, TRIVIUM, POP EVIL and others. The trek pulls into Battle Creek, Michigan on Friday (August 3).


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Jeff Daniels performing in Kalamazoo this fall
KALAMAZOO – Jeff Daniels and the Ben Daniels Band will be returning to the area to play at the State Theatre.
Daniels, an Emmy-winning actor and songwriter, has released seven records. The special guest band is led by his son, Ben.
The show will be 7 p.m. Nov. 22. Tickets go on sale 11 a.m. May 29. Tickets are $37.50. The State Theatre is located at 404 S. Burdick. The box office is open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays. For more information, call 345-6500 or go to www.kazoostate.com.
If you can't wait for the Kalamazoo, Daniels will be in Ann Arbor for The Ark's 50th anniversary benefit show on June 14. Tickets are $75 general admission, $125 reserved and $250 gold circle. Prices include a tax-deductible contribution. For more information, go to http://www.theark.org/shows-events/2015/jun/14/jeff-daniels.


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Clinet 2006
Clinet 2006 Price History
Clinet Price Analysis
Tasting Notes Clinet 2006
Tasted blind at Bordeaux Index's Clinet vertical. Matured for 16 months in 60% new oak, this has a more expressive nose than the 2005 but perhaps not quite as complex. There are touches of blackberry and raspberry leave, complemented by bay leaf with time. The palate is full-bodied and very well balanced, the tannins just as fine as the 2005. The oak is prominent at first, but returning after an hour in bottle it has wonderful tension and vibrancy, great purity towards the finish that has more panache than post-millennial vintage. Superb
Extremely backward, firm, and virile, this macho wine exhibits full-bodied power, a dense blackberry, smoky nose, huge tannins, but impressive stuffing and depth. This is not for the faint of heart, and also not for those who need immediate drinkability. Anticipated maturity: 2014-2027.


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Last week Ashton de Silva and I published a working paper on SSRN critiquing the Tobacco Control papers on plain packaging.
On Friday the Victorian Cancer Council responded. Ashton and I will closely examining their press release – but in the meantime I want to point out this irregularity:
Contrary to the statement by Davidson and de Silva (page 15), this analysis [the Post-Implementation Review] did control for several major tax increases that occurred in Australia prior to the implementation of the tobacco plain packaging policy and during one and two years afterwards …
Two very small problems:
- Our paper isn't about the PIR at all – we don't mention it or discuss it.
- Our page 15 says nothing of the sort.
Our page 15 contains the overflow from a table on page 14.
Makes you wonder what paper they are reading? Who are they quoting? What document do they have? What quality control measures do they have in place?


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Amazing camping & caravan bundle. Listed below are a selection of new & almost new accessories. These items are priced for quick sale. Sas super clamp new £50. Great for reducing insurance premiums. Robostop ws3000+ £55.Sas hitch lock £55.40l...
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Compact portable gas stove and grill.Only been used a couple of times.In original canvas carry bag.Folds away to 54x38 cm.Contains original instruction booklet.
Large Assortment of Good Quality Camping EquipmentCamping Gear - Bournemouth - 25/11/2016 150.00 Pound £
All these items for sale! Large assortment of good quality used camping gear that includes the following - 1 x Crusader mobile mains power unit (3 plug) 1 x HiGear windbreaker in blue with pegs and rubber hammer 1 x HiGear roll up water carrier 1 x O...
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This is a great device, it uses the same camping gaz cylinders as a lot of camper vans and boats etc. It uses Camping Gaz 907 or 904 not included. The regulator is present, it has not been used in a few years so I would change the rubber hose for saf...
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Various items of camping gear including 3 butane gas cartridges, water container, cook set, and grill plate. Collection only. Open to offers.
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Box of 4 lanterns for camping used once excellent condition pick up only
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Neat little barbecue in a bag. The bag has a cooler compartment in it. Ideal for camping.
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Lovely child's foldable camping stool with carry strap. Lightweight, foldable and easy to carry. Selling because my children have grown. Please note that the ad is only for the stool pictured but the three are available together for £10 if wanted.
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Lovely foldable lightweight children's camping stool with carry strap. Only selling as my children have grown.Please note, this ad is for the one chair but I am willing to sell all three pictured for 10.
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Campingaz gas stove with grill in working order comes with gas cylinder and spare regulator valve Also 4 folding chairs (not the table in photo) great for your next camping trip.
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Double berth inner tent for inside an awning, made from canvas. Sewn in ground sheet about 5 feet x 6 feet and is about 5 feet 6 ins high. Not used in ages but canvas seems ok apart from colour fading in places and zip works fine. Vent at the back. C...
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4 man dome tent (2x2man rooms with centre room) 1x single air bed 1x double air bed, Large light, electric hook up lead and 2x bbq (food not included!, it was the only photo I had of them)
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Camping gas bottle 907 in size. very small amount left.£10. Txt 07545895409
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Seats 4, folds away, excellent condition. Ideal for camping or pop it in the car and enjoy picnics in comfort. Thanks Andy
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See my photos they do form part of this listing description. If you wish to view contact me 07740775806. The item "A GOOD QUALITY CRANBERRY/CLEAR ETCH VICTORIAN TWIN DUPLEX OIL LAMP SHADE" is in sale since Friday, January 11, 2019. This item is in the category "Antiques\Antique Furniture\Lamps\Victorian (1837-1901)". The seller is "drumhoney" and is located in Kesh.
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I've really been spending quite a bit of time playing no limit these days and I've just been happier as a whole. The limit games were really sick for awhile and I took good advantage of that, but I haven't really seen them lately and NL has been so much more interesting and the money has been good. Also, it seems like everyone I know who plays limit is either currently frustrated by it or has been strongly in the last few months. It's just such a sick game...
I don't know how my earn compairs to limit as my sample size is pretty small (maybe 20k hands this month) but if it's around what I've been making I'll be more than content.
My guess gauging from my NL friends is I'll be quite happy with it...but I have plenty to learn before getting to that stage. I'm a pretty fast learner though and I spent quite a bit of time learning NL at the beginning of the year (perhaps 150k hands) so I'm not a complete n00b.
I've been very dedicated and have been putting in reletively long hours these days and have been splashing in HU PLO and stud 8 or better at low limits just to know more games.
One last bit is I've finally started buying individual stocks in addition to my mutual funds. I've been slowly tryin to better understand investing and going head first into the market has been seeming to assist the learning process. I probably spend a half hour per day reading about different things and soaking it all up. I've probably bought enough stocks (5) for a little bit and if I could get my money off poker sites faster it'd be time again for another good mutual fun investment.
I had nice timing on monday I think it was...as I was talking to schneider at canterbury and we agreed Target might be a decent company to check out for investing so tuesday I started looking at it and it had missed q3 earnings numbers by a hair which sent it down 4.5% to it's 52week low so I snatched it up right away as I think it's a good long term spot. Time will tell.
I'm in Worthington (3.5 hours sw of tc) for a few days seeing my grandparents which I see only once per year. I really wish it was more and perhaps this coming spring or summer I'll come out here again.
I'm dieing to get out skiing and the snow isn't lookin that great so far out west but you never know, it could come quickly. Brad L has a place in vail and if they can pull some snow out of their ass soon I'll probably go out there in a week or 2.
Til then, poker poker poker and crossing my fingers kelsey's interviews keep going well and she gets a couple job offers she really wants.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
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