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The Meripaviljonki floating restaurant, to be built as an addition to a cultural treasure – the Paasitorni
congress centre – is a demonstration of Finnish ingenuity: the architectural design, other designers, three
contractors and the restaurateur realising this globally unique project are all Finnish. What is more, the
practical construction work is 90% Finnish.
Meripaviljonki's modern architecture will bring a light touch to the impressive granite construction alongside
it. The building's shape and glass walls will allow customers to enjoy the surrounding scenery and natural
light from morning till night.
CapMan invests in Kämp Group – the leading luxury and lifestyle hotel chain in Finland
Funds managed by CapMan have made an agreement to acquire a majority holding in Kämp Group, a Finnish hotel chain known for the distinguished Hotel Kämp, located in the Helsinki city centre, and the modern lifestyle hotel chain GLO Hotels. The objective of the transaction is to expand the group's operations and further strengthen its position as the leading luxury and lifestyle hotel chain in Finland.
Hotel Kämp and GLO Hotels are market leaders in their own segments in Finland. Established in 1887, the internationally renowned Hotel Kämp is today a five-star luxury hotel with a unique market position in Finland, and an important landmark in the Helsinki city centre. GLO Hotels in turn is the only lifestyle hotel chain in the country, with four popular hotels located in the centre of Helsinki, at the Helsinki Airport and in the Sello shopping centre in Espoo. In addition to hotels, Kämp Group includes four restaurants and Kämp Spa. The Group employs around 400 people and its targeted turnover for 2014 is around EUR 45 million.
"The outlook for hotel business is excellent in the Helsinki metropolitan region, as both business and leisure travel are on the rise. We plan to increase the number of hotels and focus on international sales, high service standards and top quality. The current owner of the Kämp Group, Berling Capital Oy – co-owned by Esa Karppinen, his wife and three children – will remain an important minority owner of the Group. We are happy about the opportunity to further develop this legendary institution in Helsinki," says Ari Tolppanen, Senior Partner at CapMan Buyout, responsible for the investment.
"We are very glad that this hotel group built with true appreciation for its history will gain more operational scale through this transaction. Great staff and our own strong hotel brands Kämp and GLO provide an excellent platform for successful operations in the future," adds Esa Karppinen, Chairman of the Board at Berling Capital Oy.
Helsinki Congress Centre Paasitorni- Full service venue completed
The Meripaviljonki restaurant, opening for business in April 2015, will complete the full service package of Paasitorni congress centre.
The Meripaviljonki floating restaurant, to be built as an addition to a cultural treasure – the Paasitorni
The 10th ITS European Congress exceeded all expectations
The 10th ITS European Congress for intelligent transport systems and services was held in Finland for the first time on 16–19 June 2014.
The event attracted approximately 2,400 decision makers, engineers, researchers and other experts from over 60 countries to Messukeskus Helsinki, Expo and Convention Centre. The exhibition held at the same time included 80 exhibitors. The four seminar days offered 13 simultaneous seminars.
According to the organiser, Helsinki as a destination attracted new participants who came to visit Finland for the first time. Messukeskus Helsinki was perceived as a well-functioning, flexible and modern venue with highly professional staff.
"Organising a congress at Messukeskus Helsinki was a very positive experience. The team was helpful, professional and easy to work with. They will go to extremes to get everything running smoothly", states Congress Manager Céline Nieuwenhuys from MCI – the global event management company responsible for the event.
The ITS European Congress for intelligent transport systems and services is organised by Ertigo-ITS Europe in cooperation with the European Commission. ITS Finland, the Ministry of Transport and Communications and the City of Helsinki acted as the hosts of the event. The arrangements for the congress were carried out by MCI.
ESHRE conference to Messukeskus Helsinki
The scientific congress will bring more than 8,000 participants from over a hundred countries to Messukeskus.
"On this occasion we were looking for a host city and suitable arena in Northern Europe. Messukeskus is able to provide our large conference with flexible and high-quality premises. An important factor behind our choice is Helsinki's reputation as a valued conference city. Helsinki is universally accessible and has enough hotel rooms for our large number of guests," says Managing Director Bruno Van den Eede, of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) that is responsible for organising the conference.
Espoo Awards its 6th Congress Ambassador
Ari Sihvola, professor of electromagnetics from Aalto University School of Electrical Engineering is chosen as EspooAmbassador 2014.
EspooAmbassador operates as a congress ambassador of Espoo in Finland and abroad. The award was presented 28th of August 2014 during the annual EspooAmbassador event at Dipoli Congress Centre.
The decision was based in Sihvolas active work in national and international scientific organizations. Professor Sihvola has been involved in a number of program and organizing committees of international congresses, and thus have had a positive impact for the role of Espoo and Finland within the international scientific communities.
Koenderink Prize 2014 to University of Oulu´s computer vision scientists
The 2014 Koenderink Prize has been granted to Professor Matti Pietikäinen, Dr. Abdenour Hadid, and University of Oulu alumni, Dr. Timo Ahonen (Nokia Research Center).
The prize recognizes fundamental contributions in computer vision. It is awarded biennially at one of the most prestigious conferences in the field, the European Conference on Computer Vision, for a paper published exactly ten years ago at this venue which has withstood the test of time.
The awarded publication presents automatic face recognition with Local Binary Patterns, a methodology developed at the University of Oulu. This approach is currently regarded as one of the major milestones in face recognition research.
The conference publication and its extension to a journal article have already been cited over 3 000 times according to Google Scholar.
New Design at Hotel Hanasaari, Espoo
The revival of orange – new, impressive design at Hotel Hanasaari
Hanasaari was created as a consistent whole in the 1970s. Designed by Professor Yrjö Sotamaa, its interior was inspired by nature, art and Finnish design. The goal was to create an innovative and modern, yet intimate and warm environment. The forms were simple, but the materials – such as wood, granite and handmade fabrics – were warm and natural, as were the colours: Sotamaa used various shades of red, brown and orange. This was unusual in modernistic buildings at the time. The building was designed by architect Veikko Malmio.


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Striking Walmart Workers Stage L.A. Sit-Downs at Stores and in the Street
In Los Angeles yesterday, Walmart workers participated in their boldest action to date: the first-ever sit-down strike at a Walmart store. They were protesting an end to retaliation when they speak out for $15 an hour, full-time hours and respect at work.
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November 25th, 2014
29 Gifts: A Season of Gratitude
As the holiday season approaches, I'm reminded of a woman named Cami Walker, author of the bestselling book, 29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life.
Just one month after her wedding day, Walker was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, an incurable neurological condition. The life she loved was gone. Her symptoms became unbearable and she lost the use of her hands, the vision in one eye and eventually the ability to walk. She was spiraling into a deep depression and an addiction to pain medication. In need of a friend, Walker called her old neighbor, a spiritual teacher named Mbali.
"I called her thinking I would have a little pity party," Walker says. "Instead, she told me, 'Stop thinking about yourself.'" She gave Walker a prescription: Give something away every day for 29 days.
Walker was skeptical at first, but when a new series of medical treatments failed to help her symptoms, she decided to take Mbali's advice.
For one month, Walker focused her energy on simple acts of kindness, like calling a friend going through a tough time or handing a flower to a stranger on the street. Though the gifts weren't always extravagant and often didn't cost a dime, Walker says the meaning behind her gifts created a shift in her life. "Our thinking has a lot of power, but I think it goes a little deeper," she says. "There is definitely a spiritual element."
As the days went on, her altruism began to have a life-changing impact on her physical and mental health. "By day 14 I was able to walk," she says. "By day 29 I was working part time again." Although the giving cycle couldn't cure her MS, Walker says she regained the ability to live her life.
Since finishing her 29 days, Walker has continued to find ways to give daily and has created a global movement on 29Gifts.org. She is still feeling the positive effects. "I've had three MRIs showing no new damage. That's a really good sign," she says.
This holiday season, why not embrace the spirit of giving with your own 29 days of kindness? Remember, gifts do not need to be material. "You can just sit and listen to someone, for example," Walker says. "The most important thing is that the gift is offered. Find an opportunity with open heart and don't expect anything in return."
To get you started, here are a few of Walker's favorite gifts:
- Make dinner for your significant other.
- Make a point of calling a friend just to talk.
- Hand out flowers on the street to make someone's day.
- Give an unexpected tip. Walker gave a tip to a group of kids performing a break-dancing routine on the street.
- Help a stranger in need.
Instead of planning out your month of giving, Walker says to go through each day looking for opportunities to present themselves. And if you miss a day, don't beat yourself up over it. "It's not about being a perfectionist," she says.
Give someone special an inspirational book this holiday season. I highly recommend Cami Walker's book!
November 18th, 2014
The Five Most Annoying People on Facebook
Did you know that November 17 was National Unfriend Day? Several years ago, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel designated this day for parring down your list of friends on Facebook.
We all know someone who makes us want to unfriend them or quit Facebook altogether when they show up in our news feed. Facebook was designed to be an effective tool to stay in touch with family and friends. But instead, the following personality types seem to use it as a platform to brag, rant or overshare.
Here are the five most annoying people on Facebook:
1. The Ranter: The person who likes to rant about trivial things. He hates this and can't stand that. He constantly complains and nothing you can say or do will make him happy.
2. The Braggart: The person who wants you to know how smart or good looking she is or how smart her kids or pets are. Braggarts are addicted to posting selfies and share endless pictures of their children or pets.
3. The Debbie Downer: The person who has nothing positive to say. He wants everyone to know how bad his life is.
4. The Politician: The person who talks about nothing but politics and what's wrong with his city, county or country. He loves to inflame others' opinions and post long responses to comments.
5. The Stalker: The person who uses Facebook as a way to check up on people but NEVER contributes by posting or "liking" what you or others have to say.
To avoid your Facebook posts from becoming annoying or inappropriate, use discretion. Your Facebook wall allows others to know what you're doing, thinking or feeling. Exercise some restraint before you post. If you wouldn't feel comfortable with your local newspaper printing your status update as tomorrow's headline, don't put it on Facebook.
Make sure the photos you post are appropriate. Unless you customize your privacy settings, anyone (including your employer) can see what you pictures you post. Don't compromise yourself or your reputation by sharing photos with scantily clad men or women, obscene gestures or other questionable activities.
Are you planning to clean up your list of friends this week? Comment below and tell me how many people you decide to let go.
November 2nd, 2014
AICI Canada Welcomes Etiquette Expert Jacqueline Whitmore
Recently I had the privilege of traveling to Toronto, Canada where I presented my one-day workshop, "Outshine Your Competition and Build a Better Brand" to the Association of Image Consultants Association Canada Chapter. Members and guests traveled from as far away as Las Vegas, Nevada and Rochester Hills, Michigan to attend.
During the workshop, I taught the participants how to garner more media attention and increase their revenue by using my time-tested marketing strategies.
The highlight of the day was hearing the members and guests share their own business stories, challenges, and successes. Each one of us left with unique insights and solutions to many complex business issues.
A special thank you goes to the VP of Programs, Dominique Vaughan-Russell, who graciously hosted this event and to Angele Dèsgagné for hosting me in her home. Her warm and charming hospitality made me feel comfortable and welcome.
Here's what some of the AICI Canada members had to say about the workshop:
"The workshop with Jacqueline was even more helpful than I imagined it would be. She is an extremely generous and totally inspiring speaker who was very open about every aspect of her own business experiences. I came away with many clear and straightforward ideas that I could implement right away. Her openness and honesty were refreshing. She even gifted each of us with a signed copy of her newest book. It was a day well spent."
Diane Ballos, AICI Member
"I thoroughly enjoyed Jacqueline's 'Outshine the Competition and Build a Better Brand' workshop. She was engaging and inclusive, and we were all given the opportunity to participate and improve our messages and presentation skills. Jacqueline is a consummate professional and a wonderful presenter."
Dominique Vaughan-Russell, AICI FLC
"The workshop was very informative. The materials Jacqueline delivered and shared was detailed and useful to the business of image consulting and professional development, especially the tips on how to write articles and start a blog. Jacqueline made sure the session was engaging and left room for questions to be asked and for other attendees to share their personal stories. I would recommend this session to other professionals and business owners."
Morenike Tundeidowu, AICI Member
"Jacqueline is an inspiring speaker! I personally appreciated Jacqueline's incredible insights and wisdom. Her willingness to openly share her own personal struggles and successes was most refreshing. I took away many tips that I can put to use right away."
Angele Dèsgagné, AICI CIP
November 1st, 2014
Birthday Party Etiquette Tips for Hosts and Guests
It may seem like a simple affair, but a birthday party for a child can bring up a lot of questions. Especially with small children and preschoolers, it's difficult to know what's appropriate and what's not. You may be wondering: "Do I need to have goodie bags for every guest?" Or, "Can I bring my other children along?"
Here are some birthday party etiquette tips for hosts and guests:
If you're the host:
- Don't discipline someone else's children.
- Set a spending limit so no one tries to "out spend" your other guests.
- Set a timeline for your party so your guests don't overstay their welcome.
- Help your child write thank-you notes to all those who attended the party.
- Provide each child with a small goodie bag filled with a toy or baked goods to take home so everyone feels important.
When you and your child are invited to a party:
- RSVP. If you say you're going to attend, please attend. Reply within one week of receiving the invitation. Don't wait until the last minute.
- Bring only who is invited on the invitation. Siblings should only attend if they are invited.
- Bring a gift or make a donation in the child's name to the parents' favorite charity.
- Stick to your budget on presents and don't try to outdo other parents.
- It's not absolutely necessary to send a gift if you cannot attend the party, but a birthday card is a nice gesture.
October 30th, 2014
Halloween Etiquette for Kids and Adults
Halloween is right around the corner and that means dress up day at the office or in school, trick-or-treating with the kids, and of course lots and lots of candy. But what about Halloween etiquette? What are the dos and don'ts of the holiday?
Here are some etiquette tips to having a "spook"tacular time on Halloween:
Keep the corporate culture in mind: If your office or school is having a Halloween party, stay away from sexy bustiers, guns and other inappropriate outfits. If it's questionable or possibly offensive to others, then don't wear it.
Never come empty handed to a party: It can be a bottle of wine or a nice fall decoration, but always bring something for your hostess to show your appreciation.
To knock or not: When trick-or-treating, knock or ring the doorbell once and that's it. If no answer, move on to the next house. Only knock if the lights are on. If the lights are off, move on to the next house.
Don't leave a bowl of candy on the front porch: If you're not going to be home, it's best to not put anything on the front porch and just leave your lights off. Leaving a bowl of candy out front is old fashioned and all your candy will be gone in minutes. If you encounter this situation, use it as a teaching moment with your children to share and have them take only one piece of candy.
Stick to packaged candy: It's best not to give out baked goods, candy apples or anything homemade. Stick to candy that is sealed in a wrapper or be unique and give something less traditional like a children's book or a silver dollar.
Show your gratitude: Always say "thank you" when someone puts candy in your pumpkin or pillowcase.
October 25th, 2014
The Dos and Don'ts of Gift Card Etiquette
The holidays are just a few weeks away. Gift giving is a wonderful tradition during the holiday season, but it can also be stressful. However, a little preparation will help you cut back on stress as the holidays approach. Though it may seem early, set aside time now and decide whom you want to give holiday gifts to this year. If you can't think of the perfect gift for someone, consider a gift card to his or her favorite store, restaurant or brand.
Gift cards are thoughtful and flexible because they allow the recipient the freedom to choose his or her own gift. In addition, your friends and family members will be able to use your gift card to take advantage of promotions after the holidays. Here are some dos and don'ts of gift card etiquette.
Purchase a gift card from a store. Bank gift cards are acceptable, and certainly better than nothing, but it's not as personal or thoughtful as a store gift card. While they offer more flexibility — you can use them nearly anywhere — bank gift cards are generic and bland. Instead, take a little extra time to find out at which stores your recipient prefers to shop. He or she will appreciate the personalization and recognize that you put a little extra effort into the gift.
Account for the recipient's preferences. When you decide to purchase a gift card, consider the likes and interests of the recipient. If the gift card is for a close friend or family member, try to stay away from cards from big box brands and instead choose a store that means something to your recipient. A gift card to a local coffee shop is perfect for the coffee lover in your life while a gift card to a spa may be the best choice for a friend who would love to take a day off and be pampered.
Decide on a dollar amount. How much you give is a personal decision and should be based on your financial situation. However, there are some basic guidelines to help you make your decision. Gift cards for acquaintances, co-workers or casual friends should be in the $10–$20 range. If your recipient is a close friend, sibling or other family member, select a gift card with a value of $30–$75. For spouses and anyone you want to recognize in a big way, opt for a gift card worth $75 or higher.
Include the receipt. Though it would be unusual for a recipient to have an issue when he or she tries to redeem the gift card, there's always an off chance it was improperly activated or the card's magnetic strip was damaged. The receipt will help to solve any problem the recipient may encounter. In addition, the receipt clearly states the amount on the gift card, which is especially important if the card doesn't have a space designated for you to write the amount.
Include a note. Personalize the gift card with a handwritten note. If it's for an experience, such as dinner at a restaurant, you could say something like, "Please enjoy a meal on me at your favorite steakhouse." Even if the recipient lives far away, opt for a mailed gift card. Though many brands offer online gift cards delivered through email, a physical gift will show the recipient you put more thought into it.
Re-gift wisely. It's okay to re-gift a gift card you don't want or will never use. However, be careful not to seem unappreciative to the person who originally gave you the gift card. Remember to re-gift the card to someone outside the group of friends, family members or acquaintances in which you received it. For example, if your brother gives you a gift card to a particular store, don't re-gift it to your mother. Instead, pass it along to a friend or co-worker.
Are you a fan of gift cards? If so, what kind of gift cards do you enjoy giving or receiving?
October 17th, 2014
Cell Phone Etiquette and Dating
Is technology affecting your relationship? A 2014 Nielsen survey found that the average American spends 11 hours on social media, and more than half of that time is spent looking at a smartphone or tablet.
Don't let bad habits get in the way of your love life. Observe these cell phone etiquette tips while out on a date.
1. Be all there. When you're on a date, especially a first date, the person you are with should always take precedence over calls you want to make or receive. It's sad when couples are at a restaurant and are more interested in their phones than the person sitting in front of them. Put people first, technology second.
2. Excuse yourself. If you are expecting a call that can't be postponed, alert your date ahead of time and excuse yourself when the call comes in if discussing private matters or confidential information. If you do take the call at the dinner table, keep it as brief as possible and avoid "cell yell." Use your regular conversational tone when speaking on your phone.
3. Avoid ridiculous and loud ringtones. Never put your phone (or your handbag, keys, sunglasses or anything you can't eat) directly on the table. Keep your phone concealed and remember to silence the ringtone. If you forget and it happens to ring, don't ignore it and pretend someone else's phone is ringing. Apologize and silence it immediately.
4. It's permissible to pull out your phone three times on a date. 1) To take a picture with your date, 2) to show your date pictures of a family baby or pet, and 3) to find the answer to a perplexing trivia question that comes up in conversation. If on a date with multiple couples, show the photo to everybody at the table so no one feels excluded.
5. Ask permission. If you must take out your smartphone while on a date, always ask permission first. Say something like, "Do you mind if I take out my phone to _________?" If taking photos with your date, always be respectful our their privacy and ask for permission before posting them to Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.
September 25th, 2014
The Dos and Don'ts of Airplane Etiquette
Do you pack your manners when you go on a trip? Seems like a lot of people don't. I travel a lot for my job and it seems that people are more stressed than ever.
In the past few weeks, three different planes have been forced to land because of in-flight fights between passengers over reclining seats. So, how can air travelers keep their cool when flying, no matter what the situation?
Listen to my interview with Michael Patrick Shiels on Michigan's Big Show about airplane etiquette.
For more of my tips on airplane etiquette, read this article in Canoe.ca.
September 23rd, 2014
How to Host a Fabulous Fall Party
Early autumn is the perfect time to host a casual party for family and friends. The weather is splendid and the stress of the holidays is still several weeks away. Here are a few simple ideas to host a fabulous fall party and celebrate the change in seasons with friends and family.
1. Shop locally. Make your party a breeze and skip the handmade hors d'oeuvres. Instead, visit a specialty food store in your area and purchase fresh fruit, roasted nuts, artisanal cheese and crackers to serve to guests. Display the items on a beautifully decorated tray or table. Keep it easy but elegant. Opt for a nice tablecloth and beautiful platters. For a little extra fun and a pop of color, provide fall-themed napkins and some fall leaves.
2. Create a unique specialty drink. A "house drink" is a simple way to make your party exceptional. Make sure your refreshment reflects the season. Your signature cocktail could be something like apple cider mixed with with whiskey or dark rum. Or you could provide an apple and cranberry sangria. Make the cocktails ahead of time and serve them in glass pitchers. Be sure the refreshment table has plenty of glasses and extra ice. It's a good idea to provide additional refreshments like soda and bottled water for guests who prefer not to drink alcohol.
3. Decorate for fall. Create a harvest theme with pumpkins, squash and gourds. For outdoor lighting, place unscented candles in mason jars or hang strings of lights in trees. Baskets are rustic and charming when filled with napkins, utensils and extra cups. A pumpkin can be hallowed out and used as a vase. Bails of hay covered in warm blankets provide extra outdoor seating. Let your creative side shine.
4. Serve a decadent dessert. Autumn has no shortage of delicious desserts. Whether you make it from scratch or purchase a pre-made treat, keep it seasonal. The options are endless: caramel apple cupcakes, pumpkin spice cake, apple pie, butter pecan cheesecake or ginger cookies. If you have an outdoor fire pit, embrace your inner child and have guests roast marshmallows over the fire.
To get some great decorating and entertaining ideas for fall, visit my Pinterest board!
September 14th, 2014
15 Things You Don't Know About Me
Most people have no idea what an etiquette expert's life is like. Just in case you're wondering, here are 15 things you don't know about me:
- If I had to pick a new career, I would be a travel writer. I'm sure there are a lot of perks that go along with that job.
- I never changed my last name after I got married. My husband's last name is Gleason, but I'm not "Jackie Gleason."
- I feel most comfortable wearing a t-shirt, yoga pants and bedroom slippers.
- When I was born, my mother named me after her idol, Jacqueline Kennedy.
- I love to write, but I'm remarkably slow at it.
- I'm terrible at math. My least favorite subject in high school school was geometry.
- I got my first job at 14. I was a secretary for the Public Works Department in Haines City, FL. (I'm still grateful for my excellent typing skills).
- One of my favorite movies of all time is Gone With the Wind. I can relate to Scarlett O'Hara in so many ways.
- One of the best days ever was when I got my first book deal.
- I love watching QVC but I rarely order anything.
- I learned all about poise by competing in beauty pageants during and after college.
- I collect Junior League cookbooks.
- My dog Abigail is named after Abigail Thomas, my writing coach and the bestselling author of A Three Dog Life (soon to be a movie starring John Travolta and Salma Hayek).
- I met my husband at the Solid Waste Authority (a.k.a. the county dump) in 1993.
- I grew up eating bologna sandwiches, Swanson TV dinners and SpaghettiOs.


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Nov 25, 2012To be honest, I didn't have very high expectations for this show when I first decided to give it a shot. But I was pleasantly surprised by how much I have enjoyed it thus far. It's not an amazing, in-depth look at the deaf community, nor is it particularly believable as a family drama. Everything is simplified. The acting has a pretty severe mixture of terrible and incredible (the girl who acts as Daphne is superb, while the people who act as John and Kathryn feel like they are constantly over-acting). The plot is simple, and aside from the fact that a large portion of it is focused on the deaf community, the storyline is actually not really very unique at all. But despite all this, I still seem to really be enjoying myself while watching it, and find it to be a great show to watch if I just want to relax and ease myself out of a busy day. I'm not usually a fan of ABC Family shows, but this one I'll probably keep up with as long as new episodes keep coming my way.… Full Review »
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Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. greets President Barack Obama after his State of the Union address to Congress last week.In my State of the Union address, I laid out ways Democrats and Republicans can work together to reignite the true engine of Americas economic growth a rising, thriving middle class.
We should ask ourselves three questions every day: How do we bring good jobs to America? How do we equip people with the skills those jobs require? And how do we make sure hard work leads to a decent living?
We can begin by making America a magnet for new jobs and manufacturing. After shedding jobs for more than 10 years, our manufacturers have added about 500,000 jobs over the past three. Now we need to accelerate this trend, by launching more manufacturing hubs that transform hard-hit regions of the country into global centers of high-tech jobs and manufacturing.
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These steps will help entrepreneurs and small business owners expand and create new jobs. But we also need to provide every American with the skills and training they need to fill those jobs. We should start in the earliest years by offering high-quality preschool to every child in America, because we know kids in programs like these do better throughout their academic lives.
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We cant just cut our way to prosperity. Thats why Ive put forward a balanced approach to deficit reduction that makes responsible reforms to bring down the cost of health care for an aging generation the single biggest driver of our debt and save hundreds of billions of dollars by getting rid of tax loopholes and deductions for the well-off and well-connected. And we should finally pursue bipartisan, comprehensive tax reform that encourages job creation and helps bring down the deficit.
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Penn State Ag Alumni Society News
The Ag Alumni Society's mission is to connect, serve, and recognize alumni, students, and faculty by fostering relationships, commitment, and pride that characterizes our College. The society plays a vital role in supporting the college, students, and alumni programming. Alumni who graduated from the College of Agricultural Sciences become members of the Ag Alumni Society automatically by joining the Penn State Alumni Association.
Kick-off for the Penn State vs. Michigan State football game has been set for 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 29. The tailgate begins at noon. Remember to bring your Tackle Hunger food drive donations which support the Penn State Lion's Pantry.
Check-out the great items available in the live auction at the Ag Live Tailgate to be held on November 29. Proceeds from the live auction directly benefit the newly created Ag Alumni Society Trustee Endowed Scholarship.
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College of Ag Sciences Fall graduates and guests are invited to a complimentary reception immediately following commencement. Celebrate graduation and share memories of good times and plans for the future with your parents, families, friends, college faculty, administrators and alumni.
Bring your donations to Ag Live on November 29 and help us Tackle Hunger at Ag Live by packing the Penn State Puller's tractor. Our goal is to collect 500 pounds of donated items. All Tackle Hunger food donations benefit Penn State's Lion's Pantry.
Tailgate and ticket packages are available for the Michigan State game on November 29, 2014. Sit in great seats with College of Ag Sciences alumni and friends. Tickets are limited so register now, ticket availability cannot be guaranteed after Friday, November 14.
More than 130 industry, government employers and higher education institutions from across the country participated in the College of Ag Sciences Career Day on October 21, 2014 bringing over 250 representatives to meet and interview students for internships and full-time employment positions. Almost 44% of those employer representatives were Penn State College of Ag Sciences alumni.
The Outstanding Alumni Awards recognize alumni for their achievements and provide opportunities for recipients to interact with the college's faculty, students and other alumni. Named Outstanding Alumni were N. Alan Bair, Siree Chaiseri, and Calvin Ernst. Justin Runyon was named Outstanding Recent Alumnus, an award that honors alumni who have graduated in the last 10 years.
Thank you Ag Live sponsors! Your generous support will help us raise funds for the newly created $100,000 Ag Alumni Society Trustee Endowed Scholarship. A special thank you to our GOLD sponsors: Alltech, Bell & Evans and Giorgio.
Gary Schroeder has two degrees from Penn State, '78 Plant Science and '80 M.S. Plant Pathology, as well as strong family ties to the University. His father, Dr. Morris Schroeder, was a long time professor in Ag & Bio Engineering who embraced the meaning of extension and can be seen at a dedication in his honor at the Pasto Agricultural Museum.
Director of Shipping/Production Planner for Bell and Evans Poultry stopped by Animal Science 290W to talk about his experience at Penn State and how that lead him to his career today.
If you are, we want to know about it! Our alumni are great and often come back to visit our campuses across the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Before your next visit be sure to check out our Alumni Visit Form so we can be sure to document your time here!
Emily Yeiser visited Animal Science 290W to talk about her journey through Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences and beyond!
Bell & Evans has joined the Ag Live Tailgate as a GOLD Sponsor helping raise funds for the Alumni Society's Trustee Endowed Scholarship. Ag Live will be held 3.5 hours prior to the Penn State vs. Michigan State football game on November 29.
Accomplished alumni and leaders in the agriculture industry will share valuable knowledge, offer expert advice and answer questions at the Ag Alumni Society hosted Mentoring Workshop held two week prior to Ag Career Day.
Ag Career Day, sponsored by the College of Agricultural Sciences, isn't just for current students. It's for alumni of the college, too. At the event, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Bryce Jordan Center, alumni and students of the college can meet with 200 or so representatives from more than 100 industry employers and higher education institutions from across the country.
Join hundreds of Ag Alumni and friends at Ag Live on November 29 prior to the Penn State vs. Michigan State football game for food, fun and fellowship!
Please join us for a reception to welcome Dean Richard Roush to the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences on October 15 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. at The Penn Stater and hear his vision for our college. The Ag Alumni Society and Ag Council are sponsoring the reception to ensure we give Dean Roush a warm welcome and to introduce him to the college and Pennsylvania agriculture.
The "Seasons of Horticulture" will be the theme of the 101st annual Penn State Horticulture Show, Sept. 27-28. Presented by students in the College of Agricultural Sciences, the free event will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday in the Snider Agricultural Arena.
Dr. Steven Leath '79 will be recognized along with twenty Penn State alumni on Oct. 8 for their outstanding professional accomplishments and given the lifelong title of Alumni Fellow, the highest award given by the Penn State Alumni Association. Dr. Leath is the president of Iowa State University.


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She is heavy set, she smells bad,her bra strap always sliding down her shoulder, her teeth are bad, her shoulders are slumped over, her clothes have faded stains on them, her hair is a mess, she always has a child in tow. The child must belong to someone else, she is clean her clothes are neatly pressed, her hair is silky blond ,clean & combed, but this child is her grade school child!!! This unkept woman takes care of her sickly mother, & her grandmother that is bedridden, she also takes care of her sister that is a drug addict, her nephew had no place to live she took him in also. The rest of the family comes to her for help or a place to stay, or a home cooked meal. She is tired looking it is in her eyes in her face, she talks so loving to her daughter in a soft voice. She gives of herself, she does not seek medical attention, she neglects her health to give the extra money to her family
When she walks on by others stare at her, snicker behind her back.They do not know the loving kind woman she is. I know this woman, I wish others would not judge someone by their appearance, because of this woman I learned not to be judgmental.
I hold on to material things ,even scraps of paper that loved ones that wrote a message to me. I feel if I take it from my home I am getting rid of a part of them. Is this foolish of me to think such thoughts? I have boxed up so many other things & gave away, but I still hold on to things from the past that I have not used in years. I have things that I say one day I may use or will this not look pretty sitting out at a different time. but they are wrapped up with loving care thinking perhaps next year I will set it out. I have every piece of clothing I bought my nephew from the time he was a baby until he graduated. I know exactly what he was doing in his clothes he wore when he was a baby,toddler & in early school grades. I feel I am throwing a memory of what he did away or even giving them away would make me cringe. I have gave away a lot at one time of other household items, but I need to finish up I am having a very hard time with the other things that are still here.
My beloved brother Bobby in California has cancer he has since February Last night the phone rang Mom says that is Bobby calling , ( she talked about him all day today, she is 82 } I said as I was going for the phone how do you know? she said,' I just know it is. ' The voice on the other end was him. We all talked to him He said,' I am not interrupting dinner am I ?' I said ,'no' he ask what we were having I said,' grilled salmon,grilled asparagus & grilled potato, 'he said ,'I wish I was there to have salmon with all of you. 'My other brother talked to him then as I went to tend to the grill, Mom went out to look at the garden. all of a sudden I hear " I came for some salmon" Mom left out a big cry there he stood. he was driving to my home all the while. We were so happy he flew in from California drove up from Philly from the airport.He said he had to come because he gets so sick from the chemo he restarts it on Tuesday he has it every day except 6 days he is off of it out of every month. We had a beautiful time together. we all stood in a circle holding each other as my brother David said a beautiful prayer. Mom told us she just new in her heart it was him on the phone, & all day she kept talking about him. Seeing him was wonderful!!
Right now my getting fit is slowing down to a consistence of molasses in February dripping from a sap tree.!! I sure wish I had the pace of the March winds blowing in . With the terrible heat & humidity here in Pa. I sure wish my fat would roll off me like butter dripping from a hot ear of corn in August. How are you fairing???
I had the urge to eat something the other night, I had calories to spare,but did not want to go over. I opened the refrigerator & STARED at the fully loaded shelves. MMM !! What would it be, you see before I would NOT have thought about it I would have grabbed & devoured. This time I thought about my choices, so I choose 1 slice of low fat cheeses & I took 6 lettuce leafs from the garden & wrapped the cheese in it just like an egg roll. I had that with 16 ounces of ice cold water. I was completely satisfied. After I was done eating I examined what I did, number one I thought before I reacted, I did not just hurriedly act on impulse to eat anything. second I acted on my choice, third I felt emotionally good what I did. Another example I love cinnamon graham crackers slathered with Nutella, & a large glass of milk. The choice I changed on this treat I took half a cracker with 1/2 tablespoon Nutella spread it on & put the other half of cracker on top, no milk but ice cold water. I was completely satisfied. The key for me that I must continue to do, is STOP at that very moment when the food urges come & examine the whole outcome. Do nothing on IMPULSE, that gets me in trouble every time. Before I go to sleep I always reexamine my whole day trying to see where I could have done better. This time I went to sleep with a smile because you see I did not dismiss my choices , I felt emotionally good. Every day I am going to think of what I will eat & try to modify the foods , but still have a taste.


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This boxed set of Edwardian period buttons is quite rare. Dating from the first decade of the 20th century - 1909, they are lavender colored enamel work on guilloche sterling silver. The borders are a soft lavender and the centers are white with a bubble-like pattern underneath the enamelwork.
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Ramayana and Mahabharata valorise not war so much as the pursuit of social obligation, even while engaging in long discussions on the morality of war.Continue Reading
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How patriarchy came to overturn natural laws that uphold female power.Continue Reading
Sanskaar refers to upbringing in India. It is the Key Performance Indicator of parenting to most Indians. It is an indicator of family values. It shows how civilized and cultured we are.Continue Reading
In Kerala, the traditional month of Karkidakam that falls in July-August is associated with heavy rains. It used to once be a time of scarcity, wetness and disease. There was no work in the fields and staying at home doing nothing meant boredom and quarrels for no reason. To cope with this, people began reading the Ramayana. So the month became renowned as the Ramayana month.Continue Reading
To appreciate Hindu mythology, we have to agree to Hindu assumptions. That is difficult since the modern world is firmly based on Western assumptions.Continue Reading
The darkness was associated with the forest and fairness with the rain, darkness with wilderness and fairness with civilization. One was not better than the other. Both were needed for the circle of life.Continue Reading
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Euthanasia means a good death and is a term used for an old or sick person voluntarily choosing death to relieve himself/herself of pain and suffering either by refusing treatment, or by asking the assistance of a doctor to facilitate his/her death either actively (administering a poison, for example) or passively (not administering a treatment, for example).Continue Reading
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