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Excursion to the Kosovo Specialist Chambers
Over the years the Expat Committee of the Wijkvereniging has organized visits to organizations and businesses within our neighborhood. Two of those have been to the building on Raamweg 47: first Europol was housed there and then The Dutch Don't Dance company had their studio there.
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Who doesn't love cookies?
For Frank French, the answer is obvious—everybody loves cookies.
And everybody includes military veterans, which is not a random thing to say. They're the reason he bakes. Actually, they're the reason he took a few days off work to make sure he got all the baking done around Veterans Day last month. French bakes cookies for vets, and sometimes he even drops them off himself at (frequently surprised) vets' doors.
One might ask why French does this, but again, for him, the answer is obvious.
"I want to honor them by baking some cookies," he says.
And, really, what's the only thing better than cookies? A surprise delivery of free thank-you cookies.
It's important to keep in mind that French doesn't sell his cookies. He collects $10 donations to make batches of them, but those donations cover the ingredients—and usually not all of them. French charitably refers to the balance as his donation to the cause. If he charged for parts and labor, he says, he'd have to charge a lot more.
"I donate my time," he says.
French doesn't want to make money off his cookie endeavor, which is fortunate because if he sold the cookies, he'd be breaking state law. In New Jersey, you can't sell food made in a home kitchen. That suits French just fine, considering he wants to give them away anyway. He sees himself as a neighbor dropping off something fresh-baked, not a business.
French makes boxes of 18 cookies. He's been doing it for three years and started out with a couple dozen boxes. The second year, in 2017, he set out to make 50 boxes and ended up making 64. This year's goal was 75 boxes. He found himself making more than 100 "because I can't say no," he says.
How he got so many more requests was through Facebook. It seems word gets around when someone does something nice, and the social media world lit up two years ago with word of the Hamilton resident with the sweet message.
Despite his soft-touch protestations, French has had to put the breaks on the number of cookies he bakes. As he's just one guy, 100 or so boxes seems to be about the the limit. It should be noted, though, that French has had offers of help from his coworkers at Elementis, where French is the facility coordinator there. He says Elementis is his "corporate sponsor," which means the company has paid for the costs of shipping the cookies to veterans around the country and overseas.
French has shipped his thank-yous to veterans in Arkansas, Texas, California, even Guam, and Elementis has made sure his shipments get where they need to go.
"I'm very blessed to have a corporate sponsor," he says. "A lot of [my coworkers] donate, too."
French mails packages of cookies to New Jersey vets, too, but not if they're within a certain drive time for him. Connect the dots between Manville, Bound Brook, Cherry Hill, and Levittown, Pennsylvania, and if you're within the bounds and on his list, French is likely to show up at your door himself.
He also delivers to VFW halls, but says there's nothing quite like the moment a totally confused person realizes someone sent homemade cookies as a thank-you gift, out of the blue.
"My first delivery, I was nervous," he says. "They were confused they were getting cookies."
The recipients were an elderly couple who, French says, choked up enough to start him choking up. He'd spent two weeks making his first batches of cookies, and says it was all worth it once he got through to the couple that they were just getting a token of thanks.
"That's absolutely what makes it worth it," French says. "I went back to my car and thought, 'Wow, this is pretty cool.'"
The attached note that French puts in with his cookies probably helps the emotions flow. It reads, in its entirety:
"Soldier, Protector, Veteran. You go by many names and titles but to all of us who recognize the sacrifices you've made to keep us and our country safe we know the one word that describes you best: HERO. Thank you for everything. WE appreciate YOU." (The emphases are French's.)
The good vibes aren't just in the momentary satisfaction of seeing someone smile.
"It's been life-changing," French says. "It's changed my whole outlook on giving."
It might surprise you at this point to learn that Frank French is not a military veteran. His son, however, is military, and he's who inspired French to turn his love of baking into a tangible thank-you for those who've served.
Mason French is a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army. He's in the infantry, but is about to go to drill instructor training. He served three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, and that, says French, is what compelled him to do something simple but meaningful.
Right now, Staff Sgt. French is in Texas, and yes, his father sent him (and his family) a box of cookies for Veterans Day.
"Words can't express my gratitude towards him," French says. "The hero that he is."
Something else that might surprise you is French's love/hate feeling about social media. On the one hand, social media sites, namely Facebook, have connected him with loads of people who appreciate what he's doing and want to send a box of their own appreciation to someone who's served.
On the other hand, though, is the familiar woe of disconnection through social media; that feeling that while we're connected to so many people, we're not really connecting with them.
"Everybody's disconnected," French says. "We've lost something. So if there's a way to bring it back for five minutes, a day, a week, a year, I'm for it."
French makes batches of cookies around Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and Labor Day. Typically, it takes him a few weeks to get all the baking done, mostly at night or on weekends. He lives with his fiancee and her kids, who he calls his "taste test committee." Generally, he sticks to easy-to-make standards like chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin and lemon sugar.
French's baking urge started about four years ago, in a way that seems to inspire so many to try something for themselves—he had a disappointing experience. In his case, with a muffin.
The short version of the story is that French was at a fair a few years ago, where food trucks were plentiful and lines to get to them were dense. He got in line for a muffin truck that was dozens deep, figuring it must be good.
"I ate a crappy muffin," he says. "I thought, 'I can do 10 times better.'"
Here's one last thing that might surprise you—Frank French doesn't usually eat cookies. Much less muffins.
"I don't have a sweet tooth," he says.
That's not 100 percent of the time, obviously. Once in a while, with the whole house smelling of chocolate chip cookies, French will, you know, "drop" one, and then, well, he can't go sending a dropped, broken cookie, now, can he?
Maybe one day, French says, he'll save up and buy a food truck and take his baking skills on the road. He's aware those trucks cost upwards of $75,000 in some cases, but his eye is on the prize.
"Right now, I'm about $75,000 short," he says.
And one day he might take one of his coworkers up on the idea of helping him bake a few more boxes of cookies for veterans. He's not sure about that. For now, it's something he wants to do on his own.
"A simple gesture," he says. "A simple act."


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We are about a month into our potty training adventure, so it is probably time for an update. We have good days and bad days. There is really no other way to say it than that. He will do great for a few days, having either no or just one accident, only to be followed by days with several accidents.
He is doing great with the pee training, with only an occasional accident. The poop training is a totally different beast. If you don't like the word poop you might want to stop reading this post, because like us, you will be elbow deep in it by the end. I hate the phrase BM or bowel movement and this is a PG blog, so I will call it poop.
To get the full story, I need to give some history. Both my boys have a constipation issue. We thought Jack's issue was due to formula and tube feeding, but we just may have a tendency in our gene pool toward constipation. Will has been holding his poop on and off for a year, a condition called encopresis. It is adding a layer of complexity to an already complex process in potty training. He has been taking Myralax in the morning to get his poops soft enough so he can't hold them, and Ex-lax at bedtime to help get him to poop.
We were doing well and then he started holding his poops. He wouldn't poop in the potty or in his underwear, so about every 20 minutes some poop would squeak out in his underwear. It was a battle and a horrible series of days. After meeting with our pediatrician we decided to up his Myralax and just keep trying.
As with anything it works well for a while, then there are bumps in the road. He starting pooping in the potty again with a couple accidents a day, but things were moving through. Then it seems like his poop got more firm, and the holding resumed. He has surprising bowel strength and can pretty much hold back most forms (I warned you, lots of poop.) It is such a back and forth daily battle. Jim or I have to sit with him and really help him get the poop out. Each time I think of a song that my friend found called The Poopsmith Song by Over The Rhine. The chorus is "Poop in the potty, Poop goes in the potty." So funny and at times like that I need a good laugh.
Today Jim added to our arsenal of poop tools a few books for toddlers on pooping in the potty. I will share the titles in our next update if we feel like they helped. Long-term perspective is easily lost during this battle but I have to remind myself that we are making slow and steady progress and with any luck he will be poop potty trained by September when school starts.


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Originally from a small village between Battambang and Sisophon, Vanna lived the first part of her life with her parents and her four sisters. This modest family is aware of the importance of studying, so when she was 18, Vanna went to study in Phnom Penh, more than 300 kilometers from her home.
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Vanna took English lessons for two years at the Enfants du Mékong's Center in Phnom Penh.
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After working in a company that selling cleaning products and saving enough money, Vanna started to study accounting at the Vanda Accounting Institute based in Phnom Penh.
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Here: Vanna, Samrach and Paul, responsibles for the management of the production site based in Banteay Chhmar.
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on April 17, 2015
Every day we commute 40 minutes on the way to the nursery and 40 minutes on the way back. Driving is very monotonous, so my mind wanders into different directions. When I am alert, I switch on the sound recorder on my phone and make notes. So this morning, I was thinking about the latest […]
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Burning the midnight oil
Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on March 30, 2015
Between 20-22 March there was a car show in Budapest. The main theme was modified cars. However due to several factors one hall was devoted entirely to classic cars. And this is where yours truly came into the picture. In my last blog entry, I mentioned the sponsor to my forthcoming exhibition. Well, this organisation […]
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Thinking about the future
Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on March 13, 2015
This may sound repetitive, but in light of recent events, I would like to share again some key points on why I am doing my PhD. Plus I give a thumbs up to the library. So, I'm 42. I have a safe job, a beautiful wife, two naughty kids. We live in a nice house […]
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on February 8, 2015
It's been almost a month since my last post. I can find tons of excuses, but the simple reality is that for an enterpreneur who tries to combine work and a PhD work sometimes gets in the way. Two days before Christmas we launched a new project. Insanity ensued in the days following and all […]
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Photo history, Archives in Hungary
Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on January 9, 2015
Yesterday Dissertation Reviews published my short overview of Hungarian Archives. A couple hours later a press release was published by the University of Northern Iowa on their great new project. In other words: it's time for a new blog entry! Let me wish all my readers Happy New Year with a nice Christmas photo. Hope […]
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FIVA conference and my first Context Chapter
Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on November 9, 2014
Being a Distance Learning student has its advantages and disadvantages. Facebook groups, mailing lists et. al. can't make up for the lack of a participating in live debates. But that is the price one has to pay if he's going to chase his dreams. This was put into sharp focus on Friday evening. Usually I […]
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on October 29, 2014
For some reasons Hungarian tend to call a pea and corn salad with a mayonnaise dressing "French salad". It can also be made from leftovers. I bet French people will be outraged to hear that this one is labelled as French. Today, I am going to serve you a "French salad" – short snippets on […]
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on October 13, 2014
It has been a very action packed few weeks. Unfortunately the blog had to take a back seat, but now I am back with some nice stories to tell. My last blog entry was written at the end of August. I was super-excited then about a new exhibition at the Hungarian Postal Museum which was […]
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on August 28, 2014
Okay, it's been only six days since my last blog post, but recent developments warrant a short note here. Yesterday, I had a long conversation with my professor. Right now I am not writing any of my essays – yet, but I am reading. Books, journals, websites etc. As my professor put it, I am […]
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Posted by Pal in Museum Studies on August 22, 2014
One of the advantages of being a PhD student is that I get to learn about new contexts between "exhibition" and "display". Just like my professor, who visited a classic car race and discovered a lot of interesting relationships between a car show and a museum. Case in the point is my weekend stroll with […]
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Single embryo transfer is the process of transferring one embryo during an IVF cycle. Any surplus embryos are frozen for use during a future cycle. Research has shown that transferring multiple embryos does not increase the chance of pregnancy. However, single embryo transfer significantly reduces the likelihood of a multiple pregnancy, which has serious health risks for the mother and child.
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It's certainly no surprise in a country whose prime minister wants to raise "feminist" sons and prefers the term "peoplekind" to "mankind," but Canada's national anthem has now become "gender neutral." CBC News reported on the story:
The Senate passed a bill that renders the national anthem gender neutral Wednesday [1/31] despite the entrenched opposition of some Conservative senators.
The House of Commons overwhelmingly passed a private member's bill in 2016 that would alter the national anthem by replacing "in all thy sons command" with "in all of us command" as part of a push to strike gendered language from "O Canada."
The bill was first introduced by Liberal MP Mauril Bélanger, who died in 2016.
… Since 1980, when "O Canada" officially became the country's anthem, 12 bills have been introduced in the House to strip the gendered reference to "sons," which some have argued is discriminatory. All attempts have failed until now.
And with the change having received "royal assent" yesterday, it now is officially part of the anthem.
"O Canada" has a somewhat complex history, and some considered it Canada's unofficial anthem well before 1980. Originally written in French by Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier in the late 19th century, the most popular English translation was penned by judge and poet Robert Stanley Weir. Note, however, that Weir's version already reflected political correctness, in a sense, as he purged the song's strong Christian content. The original French version opened with "Under the eye of God," whereas the official English one's first line is "O Canada!" This changed the focus from God to country — and perhaps to state.
While Routhier was alive when Weir translated and transformed his song, that Weir is now gone was noted by conservative senators, who stymied past efforts to alter the anthem saying that "Parliament had no business tinkering with the words of a song written by a man long dead," wrote CBC News. The Canadian leftists don't mind such tinkering, though, not any more than they mind stymieing the words of those still alive: They used a controversial motion in the Senate to shut down debate and prevent conservative statesmen from speaking against the anthem change.
Of course, the Left has long manipulated the language, an effort that has spawned speech codes in colleges and workplaces. For as Stuart Chase explained in his 1959 book The Tyranny of Words, the side that defines the vocabulary of a debate, wins the debate.
This is easy to understand. Imagine a German culture and a French one vying for primacy in a certain geographical area. If the French could convince all the Germans to speak French, wouldn't they already have won at least half the battle? Is it any different in our "culture wars"? Would traditionalists have any chance of victory if they reflexively adopted the lexicon of the Left?
And that lexicon metastasizes continually. I provided some examples last year:
Let's start with the Obama administration's not-so-seamless word twisting. It mandated replacing "juvenile delinquents" with "justice-involved youth," which sounds like teens studying criminology. "Boots on the ground" became "direct action on the ground"; "terrorist attack" became "man-caused disaster," which sounds like the election of Obama; "rogue states" became "outliers"; terrorism at work became "workplace violence"; "war" became "kinetic military action"; and the "global war on terror," itself euphemistic ("terror" is a method, not an adversary), became "overseas contingency operations," to name a handful of examples. Obama also banned the terms "Islam" and "jihad" from national security documents.
Other terms leftists have sought to eradicate/ban, on college campuses and elsewhere, are "birthdays," "poverty," "divorce," disease," "hunting," "junk food," "religion," "male," "female," "illegal alien," "violate," "man up," "he," "she," and, well, you could probably find hundreds more examples.
As for making the language gender neutral, at least this reflects proper use of the word "gender," which traditionally was almost exclusively a grammatical term (referencing categories into which words are divided, such as masculine, feminine, and neuter). Yet it can have harmful effects.
The neutering of language reaches its nadir of lunacy with gender-neutral pronouns such as "ne," "ve," "ze," "zir," "hir," and "xe." While these aren't embraced (yet), Coca-Cola just used a gender-neutral pronoun in a Super Bowl commercial, the Swedish (language) Academy announced in 2015 the adoption of the gender-neutral pronoun "hen" (gives new meaning to being hen-pecked), and the Episcopalians' governing body recently approved a measure to adopt gender-neutral pronouns for God.
Why does this matter? In recent decades the Left has succeeded in replacing "sex" — in the sense of being male or female — with "gender"; in fact, most everyone today uses the latter when referencing sex. So now both words and people are put in the same category.
Of course, the move to make language gender-neutral reflects radical activists' desire to have people considered "gender-neutral." But can't it also work the other way around? If we refuse to recognize gender in language, this may make it easier to refuse to recognize "gender" (sex) in people. The whole idea is that specific "gender" doesn't exist — anywhere.
As for "O Canada," the social engineers still display their unenlightened exclusivity. Using the term "people" is awfully speciesist of them, after all. Perhaps they need to get some Canada geese, Atlantic puffins, and beavers in the Senate. Hey, why not? From what we've seen, there's good reason to believe it would yield better government.
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Enter a Juice Press shop and the first item on the menu that will likely get your attention is the acai bowls. Once you eat acai with the other ingredients, such as fruits, nuts and seeds, and almond milk, you will want to eat it every day, if possible.
What exactly are acai berries? These are the fruits of the acai tree, a type of palm tree native to the northern regions of South America. Here, these berries are used as food and medicine, usually eaten in their raw form as well as a juice.
In North America, acai berries are also used in the same manner. Their popularity as a super-food increased when Dr. Nicholas Perricone promoted it as such on the Oprah Winfrey show.
As a Super-food
What makes acai berries a super-food? According to studies conducted on its chemical composition, acai berries have high antioxidant levels. Antioxidants are powerful substances that protect the body's cells from the damaging effects of oxidation, the natural process wherein the cells react with oxygen. Think of them as natural anti-aging nutrients that can reduce the risk of chronic degenerative diseases like diabetes, stroke and heart disease.
Acai also has higher antioxidant content than raspberries, grapes, cranberries, strawberries, and blackberries. Of course, the consumption of acai berries alone will not boost your immune system and overall health. Doctors and nutritionists strongly recommend eating them as part of a balanced diet consisting of fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, and fatty fish and low-fat meats.
Aside from antioxidants, acai berries are rich in:
- Fiber, an important substance in maintaining good digestion and regular bowel movements. It's also important in keeping your hunger pangs under control (i.e., feeling of fullness) and in maintaining a steady blood glucose level.
- Healthy fats, especially omega-3-fatty acids, which are essential for protecting the heart and improving the cholesterol profile.
- Calcium, a mineral essential in keeping your heart, muscles and bone as well as nerves healthy.
No wonder then that acai berries are purple gold! Just remember that it isn't a magic pill for your ills and ill health. Again, you have to add it as part of a balanced diet.
As Part of a Bowl
Many food mash-ups aren't worth the hype but acai bowls definitely deserve the buzz! When acai berries are made into so-called bowls and topped with other ingredients, these become even more delicious and provide even more health benefits. Think about it: Acai berries on their own have health benefit so when fruits, grains and natural sweeteners are added to them, the benefits will increase.
Most first-timers to acai bowls think that these are whole acai berries mixed with fruits and grains in a manner similar to oatmeal mixed with slices of fresh fruit. This isn't so because acai bowls are actually smoothies with an appearance like ice cream, even the taste and texture of ice cream.
The extra-thick smoothie is primarily made from acai berries with the addition of dairy or non-dairy milk, such as almond milk. Most reliable juice bars don't add filler ingredients like frozen yogurt and crushed ice because these affect the consistency of the smoothie.
Once the right consistency of the blended acai berries has been achieved, it's poured into a bowl and topped with whole berries, slices of fresh fruits, and natural sweeteners. The berries can range from blueberries to strawberries while the fresh fruits can include pineapples, peaches, and bananas – or whatever your heart desires in case of build-your-own-bowl options.
In most acai bowls, there's no need to add natural sweeteners, much less artificial sweeteners like sugar. The sweetness of the fruits is all that's necessary to satisfy your sweet tooth. But in case you want a sweeter acai bowl, you can request for honey, a low-calorie, low-sugar natural sweetener.
You can then eat an acai bowl with a spoon, just as would with ice cream in a bowl. You can eat a different acai bowl for breakfast – it's a great pick-me-upper in the morning – as well as for lunch and snacks.
You won't feel as guilty about indulging in acai bowls as, say, in glazed donuts for as long as you skip the filler ingredients and artificial sweeteners. Natural is the way to go when it comes to acai bowls even when these are health food, not to mention that moderation is a must. With one too many acai bowls, your calorie intake for the day will border on the unhealthy.
Of course, you can make your own acai bowls at home. But there are several possible issues about it – getting the best acai berries or acai puree, the right texture, and the right flavor combinations, for example. Remember that a great acai smoothie should have a consistency thick enough that it can be scooped with a spoon but not so dense that it won't blend well.
If you live near a Juice Press shop, do yourself a favor and order your favorite acai bowl or experiment with other combinations. You will appreciate the time-saving measure and get your acai benefits, too.


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If you don't see the CavingNews.com widget on the NSS home page (center right, below the TOC) showing the latest headlines, I just figured out today why that might be.
Ad blocking programs interpret the widget as an ad, so block it from loading on the page. White-listing or otherwise allowing ads on caves.org in the ad-blocker's options does the trick.
(BTW, you should also see a Twitter widget to the left of the Caving News widget, showing the latest NSS tweets.)


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If you lead and drop too early with the elbows in your descent, you'll end up touching too high as shown in the video above, and it will cause one of a few things to happen...
Touching Too High
You're elbows might actually be in a good position, but because you broke with them too early, the bar won't end up stacked over the top very well. This will result in your elbows flaring back early to create this alignment to create force.
Loss Of Strength Off Chest
As a result of the excess movement going on, you're going to lose a lot of pop off the chest. If you want the most strength off the chest, you need to nail your touch point and alignment
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Consider this your call to action! There's a lot on the government's table these days with the staggering opioid epidemic, chronic pain patients' legitimate need for meds, insurance coverage for treatment, patient "brokering" and more. As Congress reconvenes, tell your elected officials what's important to you.
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Summer is in full swing and we are shopping for pool floats, buying fireworks, and are more than ready to celebrate America's 243rd birthday! Of course any holiday begs for good reading time so we have put together a mini reading guide with some of our favorite Americana themed books.
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We used to think that the air outside is dangerous to our health a decade ago because of the increasing pollution caused by burning fossil fuels and common organic pollutants. As a result, we stay inside our house worry free and feeling secured.
Well, the truth is that the air inside your home is actually more polluted than the air outside. The United States Environmental Protection Agency's Office and Development conducted a study and found that the levels of about a dozen organic pollutants inside homes are two to five times higher compared to the air outside.
What types of pollutants can an air cleaner remove?
Air purifier can remove the following indoor air pollutants:
1. Particulate matter
- viruses
- bacteria
- molds
- dust mites
- particles created from combustion appliances like cooking stoves
- tobacco smoke
- animal dander
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2. Gaseous pollutants come from the process of combustion and from using building products:
- pesticides
- cleaning products
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- cooking stoves
- tobacco smoke
- vehicle exhausts
To better answer the question "Do air purifiers really work?", we must first determine whether the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) supports the use of air purifier.
According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA):
- Air cleaning may be useful when used along with source control and ventilation, but it is not a substitute for either method.
- The use of air cleaning devices may help to reduce levels of smaller airborne allergens or particles.
- While air cleaning devices may help to control the levels of airborne allergens, particles, or, in some cases, gaseous pollutants in a home, they may not decrease adverse health effects from indoor air pollutants.
- The use of air cleaners alone cannot ensure adequate air quality, particularly where significant sources are present and ventilation is insufficient.
- Clinicians frequently recommend that patients who have asthma or allergies use HEPA air filters in HVAC systems or in portable air cleaners.
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- An air cleaner's ability to remove some airborne pollutants, including microorganisms, is not, in itself, an indication of the air cleaner's ability to reduce health symptoms.
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American Ballet Theatre – New Romantics: New American Romance, Garden Blue, A Time There Was – New York
★★★✰✰ The emphasis here was on new. This was a night to check in on the creative efforts of two emerging voices on the ballet scene – Gemma Bond and James Whiteside.
Interview: Arthur Pita on choreographing "Alice in Californiland" for AXIS Dance Company
Arthur Pita's latest work is called "Alice in Californiland" for the Bay Area AXIS Dance Company – to be premiered later this week, on Friday 25 October, Claudia Bauer caught up with him to find out what its all about – a thought provoking collision of Lewis Carroll and homelessness…
Royal Ballet School – Summer Show, ROH Main Stage – London
★★★★✰ The choice of works emphasised ensembles more than individuals. It was interesting to see large numbers of young men dancing together, as well as a more usual female corps de ballet.
Royal Ballet School – Holland Park bill (mainly Upper School) – London
★★★★✰ The show overall gave us a good slice of what ballet is in 2019, and just how adaptable the students need to be these days – exciting times for them and exciting for us in the audience as well.
Royal Ballet – Margot Fonteyn, A Celebration – London
★★★★✰ The Royal Ballet did themselves a lot of good with the last new bill of the season – a one-off celebration of Margot Fonteyn. There was much to be reminded of and be proud of.
Royal Ballet – Frankenstein – London
★★✰✰✰ Could Liam Scarlett's monstrous Frankenstein be fixed with more, better surgery? Evidently not, in this revival, three years after its creation.
Royal Danish Ballet – The Queen of Spades – Copenhagen
★★★✰✰ The good news is that Queen of Spades is a good-looking crowd pleaser and the RDB dancers look fantastic in it – I can't emphasise that enough. Also good that it's a step up from his last commission, Frankenstein – thank goodness, really.
Interconnections: Thoughts on "Nick Mauss: Transmissions" at the Whitney in New York
Whiteny PR about the exhibition: "Artist Nick Mauss (b. 1980) presents Transmissions, a multidisciplinary work exploring the relationship between modernist ballet and the avant-garde visual arts in New York from the 1930s through '50s."
Interview – Robert Barnett, former New York City Ballet dancer and longtime Artistic Director of Atlanta Ballet
Robert Barnett joined New York City Ballet in 1949. In those early years he worked closely with Balanchine and Robbins particularly before going on to direct Atlanta Ballet. Now 91 he is still actively involved in dance and passing on all he knows…
Miami City Ballet – Opening Night Gala: Serenade, Symphonic Dances – New York
★★★★✰ This is dancing that makes one hungry for more.
New York City Ballet – Ash, This Bitter Earth, The Infernal Machine, Jeux, Paz de la Jolla – New York
★★★✰✰ Handsome to look at, with its film-noir lighting and flattering black 1940's style dresses (by Marc Happel), Jeux nevertheless proves to be rather thin…
New York City Ballet – Jeux + Polaris, The Blue Distance, Common Ground, New Blood – New York
Jeux, has a distinctly adult atmosphere and a highly cinematic look. Actually, the look might be the most interesting thing about it…
New York City Ballet – Walpurgisnacht Ballet, Sonatine, La Valse, Symphony in C – New York
After a week of modernist works by Balanchine set mostly to Stravinsky, Hindemith, Webern, there's no denying that a night of French music falls sweetly on the ear.
New York City Ballet – Serenade, Agon, Symphony in C, Donizetti Variations, La Valse, Chaconne – New York
In recent seasons New York City Ballet has gotten into the habit of starting things off with a week or two of Balanchine. It's an excellent idea.
New York City Ballet – Fall Gala – New York
It's as pointless to complain about ballet galas as it is to grumble about the weather. They serve a purpose…
Sarasota Ballet – Sir Frederick Ashton Festival, Programmes 1-4 – Sarasota
Both as a tribute to Ashton and as a coming-out party, it's hard to imagine how the festival could have gone better. The ballets are in good hands.
New York City Ballet – Acheron, Afternoon of a Faun, Walpurgisnacht Ballet, La Valse – New York
George Balanchine's favorite composers may have been Stravinsky and Tchaikovsky, but it's no secret that he also had an affinity for France and its music…
New York City Ballet – Spectral Evidence, Soirée Musicale, Namouna – New York
One feels as Débussy did when he wrote, at the end of the nineteenth century, that "amid too many silly ballets, Lalo's Namouna is something of a masterpiece."
Northern Ballet – The Great Gatsby – London
The ballet succeeds most in its incidental scenes – though everything is presented fortissimo. Most clever is the way in which Nixon depicts Myrtle and George Wilson …The performances of Benjamin Mitchell and Victoria Sibson were the strongest of the evening.
Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch – Two Cigarettes in the Dark – London
Working backwards from the title song that ends Two Cigarettes in the Dark, it's possible to discern a theme in Pina Bausch's 1985 piece…


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Miscellaneous Ramblings by Tony Clegg-Butt October – November
The powers that be at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport have totally re-organised their parking regime with effect from 1st September. It all (well almost all) makes sense. You'll re-call my whinge about the brand new multi-storey car park at the airport in the last edition, which was reserved for staff only. Well that's changed. I hope in some small way that my whinge might have made a difference. There I go blowing my own trumpet, now where did that turn of phrase come from?
The term in its present form is 19th century. Anthony Trollope, in his work Australia and New Zealand, 1873 observed: "In the colonies… when a gentleman sounds his own trumpet he 'blows.'" That is clearly commenting on what must already have been a well-known phrase, although there aren't known printed citations to support that from before 1873. The use of 'blows' is interesting too, as that matches the current US use as a slang term to describe anything bad or worthless.
I do go on….
The multi-story car park is now for the exclusive use of us mere mortals, all 4 levels and 1,253 parking slots. Hallelujah! Some other parking lots have already been closed, to include the long-term and staff parking between terminals 1B and 1D.
The central square parking lots will close on 30th September (interestingly 120 parking slots here were reserved for Kenya Airways staff – no wonder it was full most of the time). The parking lots near terminal two are now for staff and taxis only.
Parking in front of the multi-storey car park usually reserved for the red number plate brigade and the self-importants is now closed; except for emergency vehicles.
New drop off and pick-up areas for all terminals have been introduced and are limited to a maximum of five minutes – no parking or waiting permitted. In other words you have to be actively picking or dropping and nothing else.
Mingi thanks to the Kenya Airports Authority Managing Director/CEO Jonny Andersen and his team. It seems our international gateway to the world is at last heading towards its true potential.
While I have his attention one last whinge, why are the escalators post immigration clearance at departures been out of order for the past nine-months?
The pride of Africa – Kenya Airways has been in the news a lot lately, from creditors being coerced into converting debt into equity to finally gaining clearance for direct flights from Nairobi to the US. Although I have my doubts whether this long thin route would be profitable in the mid term. Perhaps KQ's Skyteam partner Delta Airlines will launch the service it had previously announced from the US. Never the less these flights will be music to the ears of Kenya's tourism industry as it will to our business community.
Their new Polish CEO is bringing in a management team from his own village which is a little disconcerting. There surely are lots of bright young Kenyans out there, that if considered would shine.
I've been doing a lot of travelling, perhaps too much of late. A couple of trips to the UK, some train travel which was nice for a change – and enduring some pretty awful weather on both trips.
Next up is a trip to India, which I was in two minds about until the last minute. Coming from Kenya you require both yellow fever a polio inoculations, I didn't have the later and was time barred as you have to have had the inoculation 60-days prior to departure.
Armed with a little grease money I went to try my luck at a hospital of note in the city, in an attempt to get the shot back-dated. I saved myself the embarrassment when I was cheerfully told that I couldn't have the shot (it's a sugar cube actually), as I was over 65 years old. Another hallelujah moment – not being over 65 but not requiring the shot.
I'll be visiting Delhi for a couple of days, I'm fascinated by the British architect Edward Lutyens who designed a host of government buildings in New Delhi to include the India Gate, the Jaipur Column, the National Archives of India, Baroda House, Raipath ('Kings Way' an east-west ceremonial boulevard), Rashtrapathi Bhavan (the former Viceroys home, now the residence of the President of India) and Janpath ('Peoples Way' the main north-south road through New Delhi). I'm looking forward to seeing them.
He is rumoured to have designed a number of buildings in Nairobi, but I can find no conclusive evidence that this is fact.
Then it's onto Chandigarh in the far north of the Punjab before continuing onto Kasauli a former hill station in the foothills of the Himalaya's to stay in a wonderfully named house called 'Windsong'. It belongs to an American Sikh friend of mine – we are both trustees of a global benevolent fund and will be joined by our leader who is from Norway. There is work to be done and no doubt there will be time to enjoy the sights and sounds of this part of India.
Then it's onto Hyderabad for the Skål World Congress where Mombasa will be confirmed as the venue for its 2018 World Congress. Kenya in the limelight again.
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As we go through life, our skin changes along the way, often due to fluctuating hormones.
In puberty, some people find they become more spotty – not great when you're going through such a crucial time in your development. Then, for those that have children, pregnancy can play all kinds of havoc with our skin.
And then you enter the menopause. Typically occurring between the ages of 45 and 52, the menopause heralds the arrival of a new phase in our lives. One I'm personally excited about. Since our life expectancy these days is over 80, we can expect to spend 30 years of our lives in post menopause, so we may as well make the most if it.
Being 45 and perimenopausal – and I don't mind admitting it – I've paid attention to how this major life event is going to affect me. I'm determined I'm not going to fall into that stereotype of a shrivelled prune. And actually, I know there's a ton of stuff you can do to prevent depleted, dry, dull, fragile and wrinkly skin.
I'm not saying you can look 30 again, but I am saying you can look healthy, vibrant and youthful.
How do hormones affect our skin?
Our hormones are regulated by the endocrine system, which helps to control our metabolism, sleep patterns, tissue function and reproductive system, amongst other things. And it is the winding down of our hormone oestrogen that brings about the gradual shut down of our reproductive years.
And this pesky reduction in oestrogen causes a decrease in the production of our skin's glycosaminoglycans. That is, collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid which, in combination, provide your skin with hydration, firmness and bounce.
So you may see your skin looking a little thinner and droopier particularly, around the eyes, cheeks and jawline. Dare I say it, but it might also look wrinklier. Your skin may also feel drier due to its reduced in water-retention properties and it may appear dull because, as we advance in years, our ability to regenerate skin cells reduces.
Despite your skin getting drier, you may have noticed that your pores are getting larger. For some, this can send them whizzing back to the 80s when alcohol-based toners, witch hazel and pore minimisers were in every teenager's make-up kit. But you mustn't treat your skin like a teenager's…
This all may sound negative but it is really about your mindset and whether or not you choose to take positive action.
So what can you do to feel luscious, energised and beautiful?
- Give your skin a deep cleanse by using circular massage movements with an oil or cream cleanser. This encourages blood flow, feeding your skin essential oxygen and nutrients and helps to stimulate and tone the muscles.
- Exfoliate regularly with a microdermabrasion cream or therapist treatment to remove dead and damaged skin cells, revealing a brighter complexion. This also allows better penetration of your moisturising skincare products.
- Invest in a rich moisturiser. I know this is tricky as sales pitches and advertising make it hard to make a well-informed choice. Ingredients, texture and quality are key.
- Commit to regular professional and specialist facial treatments. They may feel like an indulgence initially but you'll soon reap the rewards and feel great. Massage, lymphatic drainage and collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid regenerating technologies can revitalise your complexion and firm your facial contours.
- Protect yourself from the sun. UV rays destroy your collagen, causing premature aging, so make sure you use an SPF every day.
- Chew your food well. Believe it or not, mastication exercises the muscles around your mouth and jawline!
- Go to the dentist. Regular check-ups may prevent tooth decay and loss of teeth, and our teeth support and shape our mouth area.
- Exercise regularly. This can help to increase your metabolism, oxygen intake and improves health and reduces stress – all very good for skin.
- Change your attitude to a positive one. We've been trained to think the menopause is 'the end' but, approached positively, could be the beginning.
- Update your make-up. A new look can help you feel and look more youthful.
- Stop smoking. Smoking depletes your body of oxygen and destroys your cells' capabilities, which means your skin lacks essential nutrients and loses its ability to regenerate efficiently causing wrinkles and a grey tone to your skin. It's easy to spot a smoker.
I've only touched on the things you can do to encourage a brighter, healthier and more youthful skin but remember, it's never too late and you're never 'past it'. After all, we're worth it… with or without oestrogen!


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Northern Construction took on a bridge restoration project in Chicopee, MA and needed an alternative to using a barge to transport materials to repair a bridge pier to the Wilimansett Bridge.
The river depth fluctuated between 3 - 6 feet, controlled by the nearby dam's scheduled release of water. Sunbelt Rentals was asked if the composite mats would be able to support equipment on the surface of the Connecticut River to enable the hauling and placing of rock around a pier of the Willimansett Bridge. Because of EPA restrictions, the mats were not allowed to come into contact with the bridge pier or the bottom of the river.
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Yellowstone- the first National Park in the world. After returning from a summer in Tanzania, two of my best friends flew out to Denver, Colorado to meet up for an epic backpacking adventure. After leaving the airport, we drove through Lander, Wyoming and pitched our tent in the Lander City Park overnight an excellent free camping location in between Denver and Yellowstone. The next morning, we headed up to start our backpacking adventure.
We began the trail and within 30 minutes, we were immersed in the rugged wilderness. Yellowstone is filled with almost 60 different species of mammals including black bear, grizzly bear, bison, gray wolf, elk, moose and mountain lion. There are over 30,000 elk in the park currently, which makes them the largest population of large mammal species in Yellowstone.
We hiked a total of 3 days about 10 miles per day. As we crossed streams and rivers we looked up to see a bald eagle flying above us! In the park, these large raptors normally feed on the carcasses of elk and bison. They can often be seen flying near lakes and rivers.
Corrine and Lena taking a break on the trail to check out some more thermal features. There are around 10,000 thermal features in Yellowstone National Park and our trail had its fair share! When we originally when to the ranger station looking for available back country routes, we specifically asked for a trail that contained minimal human encounters and lots of geysers. The park rangers were eager to help us find the perfect trail! These geysers lined our trail for a good portion. They were so pretty and crystal clear- I wish they had been cool enough for wading! We went to Yellowstone in August and the mosquitos were EVERYWHERE. No matter how much repellent we used, there were bugs swarming us. So we decided to play a little game- we danced and yelled as we squashed as many mosquitos as possible. The more style you had while killing them, the better!
There are an estimated 600 grizzly bears leaving in the Yellowstone ecosystem, and although there are rarely encounters with humans, we were prepared with bear spray and ropes to tie up our food at night. Above is Lena demonstrated how a bear cannot reach our food.
We also found this old skull by our campground, so Corrine decided to try it on for fit. Now she belongs in the park. Our final day ended with a gorgeous sunset by a lake. Couldn't have been much better. We drank hot coco and sat on the rocky beach as we soaked in our last night in the wilderness.


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A quarter of the world's population use Facebook. What's next for the tech giant?
According to Q1 FY12/17 results announced by Facebook on May 3, 1.936 billion people use Facebook monthly. With the global population believed to be around 7.5 billion, this means around a quarter of the world's population use Facebook. The Facebook user base continues to grow, rising 17% YoY in Q1.
No signs of slowdown in user growth
The Facebook subscriber base continues to grow apace. Daily active users (DAU) in Q1 were up 18% YoY to 1.284 billion, and up 5% QoQ.
Monthly active users (MAU) were up 17% YoY to 1.936 billion, growth of 4% QoQ.
User numbers have been growing steadily every quarter, to the point where one-quarter of the world's population now use Facebook. Growth was driven by an increase in users in the Asia-Pacific region, where users increased 27% YoY – a far higher rate of growth than the 6% recorded for the Europe-US region. User numbers continue to grow in developed markets, albeit at a slower pace. Thanks to this, combined with strong growth in developing markets, there is no sign of a loss of growth momentum.
Facebook has far more users than any other social media service (SNS). According to these companies' published data, Twitter has 328 million MAU, LINE has 171 million and Instagram (part of the Facebook empire) has 700 million. These data confirm that Facebook, which has almost 2 billion MAU, is streets ahead of the competition.
Facebook is expected to hit the 2 billion MAU mark in Q2 FY12/17.
Earnings strong, SNS giant entering uncharted territory
Facebook achieved very strong earnings, as well as growth in user numbers. Q1 FY12/17 sales jumped 49% YoY to $8.032 billion, operating profits leapt 66% YoY to $3.327 billion and net profits surged 76% YoY to $3.064 billion – an even stronger set of results than analysts were forecasting.
The company generates the majority of its sales from mobile advertising, which accounted for 85% of sales in Q1. With user numbers rising, mobile advertising revenue is expected to continue to grow strongly.
But, there are causes for concern. Advertising display capacity is nearing saturation, and this could have an adverse impact on earnings growth. Facebook intends to offset this by expanding the advertising business of group company Instagram, and by increasing moving image advertising, which has a high unit price, so these are key areas to watch for future earnings.
Also, the company needs to address the issues of fake news and inappropriate posting (abusive and inhumane posts, etc.). Strengthening its system for monitoring such posts could become a heavy cost item for Facebook.
Facebook has become an SNS of unprecedented size. Facebook claims it is not a media company, but it often wields more influence than any media company. Growth in its advertising revenue demonstrates that advertisers recognise that influence. The world is watching to see how much longer this SNS giant can maintain healthy growth.


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Jeep is well-known for producing some of the industry's most rugged and capable SUVs. In 2020, however, the brand will be expanding its reach with the Jeep Gladiator. A brand-new mid-sized truck, the Jeep Gladiator aims to be "the most capable midsize truck" ever built.
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Amber Cantorna Speaking Wednesday, 3/14, in Boulder
March 14, 2018 @ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm$10 – $20
Our partner agency, Out Boulder County, along with our friends at First Congregational UCC Church of Boulder, will present a talk by Amber Cantorna, author of the new memoir Refocusing My Family: Coming Out, Being Cast Out, and Discovering the True Love of God, on Wednesday, March 14. Our church is a proud financial sponsor of this event, along with PFLAG Boulder County and Cairn Christian Church.
In her book, Cantorna unveils what it was like to be raised in one of the most anti-gay religious organizations in existence today (Focus on the Family), and how coming out as gay shunned her from the family she loved and burdened her with a degree of devastation that nearly took her life. With grace and transparency, Amber's book sheds light on the harm that religious and family rejection reeks on the human soul, and offers LGBTQ people and their religious families a better way to love. Join us on Wednesday, March 14, at 7:00 pm at First Congregational UCC Church, 1128 Pine Street, in Boulder. Suggested donation of $10-$20 at the door; no one will be turned away.
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