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23 Struggles Of Searching For A Job
the struggle is real
the struggle is real
Lena Young a few minutes ago
*Cue dramatic music*
Nia Alavezos a half hour ago
For when you're feeling emoji-tional.
Loryn Brantz a half hour ago
Son of a Nutcracker!
OliviaRoat an hour ago
Let your eyeballs do the thinking
Jeff Leeson an hour ago
Why should the turkey get all the love?
Nick Bebel 2 hours ago
This looks like a job for Superman!
Blue Profitt 2 hours ago
Not even A-listers can escape the allure of the blue and grey jumpsuit.
Caitlin Joan 3 hours ago
We're all thinking it, lesbihonest. LET THE FEAST BEGIN.
heychessikuh 3 hours ago
The top ten best gifts for curry lovers and those who love experimenting in the kitchen. Just make sure you get a dinner invite in the new year.
HannahRainford 4 hours ago
Flour, eggs, milk and happiness.
madelinn 5 hours ago
It's time to go explore the great outdoors.
TahliaPritchard 6 hours ago
She makes nerds look good, real good.
Jasmine W. Denike 7 hours ago
There is nothing quite like one of Larry King's rambling twitter appearances. He didn't disappoint with this gem…
Tracy Robison 9 hours ago
Store-bought pumpkin pie is so passé.
Will Hunt 9 hours ago
Noirvember is almost over, and Christmas movie season is around the bend. Here are seven picks to help make the transition just a little easier. Confession: two of these movies, I actually haven't seen myself!
oldfilmsflicker 10 hours ago
This is the definition of nerdgasm.
Rachel Dicker 10 hours ago
The Walking Dead 507 review and recap.
Stobsbroski 11 hours ago
Spoilers ahead.
Gina Borto 11 hours ago
Cyrus Beene is arguably one of the most fascinating characters in TV history. The first gay Republican Chief of Staff who also turned down an offer to run Harvard; the ruthlessly ambitious, dangerously loyal, frightfully brilliant, and effortlessly funny persona brought to life by Jeff Perry on Shonda Rhimes's Scandal is one that everybody loves (and sometimes loathes, but mostly just loves).
Nana T. Baffour-Awuah 12 hours ago
Expectation: This will be the best Thanksgiving ever! Reality: I ate too much.
Rachel Goerke 12 hours ago
A lookbook through the ages.
Emily Bieniek 12 hours ago
Discover where you're most likely to run into The Sherron.
SarahHerron 12 hours ago
It was a decade of massive change. From Attitude to PG, Stone Cold to John Cena, the Monday Night Wars to the Brand Split, and everything in between. These are the men and women who stepped into their spandex and helped make it happen through blood, sweat, and cheesy acting.
MrCtheAmazing 13 hours ago
Before twerking and wrecking balls, there was "Hannah Montana."
Podcasts are the new black, the new TV, and the new new. Here are the best poddies of the month of November.
keeganthomson 13 hours ago
Meet the artist that actually drives the Billboard charts.
Emily Bieniek 13 hours ago
These vandalized quotes really care.
taozi 14 hours ago
It's Thanksgiving! Take a load off. This doesn't have to be a stressful or traumatic experience. You love your family, but you should always prepare for the worst.
mttclftn 15 hours ago
Pie cake - a pie baked into a cake.
Mathew Guiver 15 hours ago
If you had any of these, you were definitely an '80s kid!
burgotastic 15 hours ago
And they don't need a plane, either.
alexkasprak 16 hours ago
I'm single and jobless. Can we move on now?
Jamie Dunleavy 16 hours ago
Dinosaurs and Chris Pratt? Yes please.
Emily Parsons 16 hours ago
Because life isn't sad enough already
Ruben Guevara 17 hours ago
Smoking is a filthy habit but continues to pop up in fashion and celebrity culture. What if it just disappeared?
mikeynicholson 18 hours ago
The toys are back in town!
Lea Ryan Monroe 18 hours ago
It's amazing how much can change after four years.
Sylvia Kim 18 hours ago
Is my life just beginning or did it just end?
Alexandra Brown 18 hours ago
There's no reason to become alarmed, and we hope you'll enjoy the rest of your flight. By the way, is there anyone on board who knows how to fly a plane?
StaceyGrant91 19 hours ago
DC Animated Universe. The most awesome cartoon universe ever to exist!. It brought you Batman: The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, Justice League and more!
Shawn T 20 hours ago
Most of these use 1 bowl. Most of them have just a few ingredients. All of them are easy to make and delicious.
Nellie and Bellie 20 hours ago
Dating can be an awkward process, but just remember this: we've all been there!
Alex Iliescu 20 hours ago
Diamonds are a magical stone that can demand high figures of money to be paid for them. Check out the worlds six most expensive diamond jewelry pieces right here.
Advertiser thechosen 22 hours ago
The park is open!
Drew Debois a day ago
As a lead up to their Wear It. Beat It. campaign, the British Heart Foundation celebrated with a list of top redheaded ladies. But how fiery and fierce are they?
Jo Eden a day ago
Happy 1st Anniversary, you gorgeous husband you!
Jacky Childs a day ago
It's less than five weeks until Christmas, and this is what really matters.
Jon Wilmore a day ago
Because cats are the best hangover cure.
Jeff Leeson a day ago
Whether it's 20 lbs or 120 lbs, weight loss is weight loss, right? What happens when you don't look like you had hoped, though? *Strong language*
Aaron McCauley a day ago
Ho, ho, ho indeed. Even Fair Isle can't save you now.
Jasmine W. Denike a day ago
"I still believe in heroes."
NeonTiger15 a day ago
kaitlynk11 a day ago
Because sometimes the dilemma of whether or not you should be social is just too stressful.
Gina Sloman a day ago
Mostly because it's bloody perfect.
Anna Kopsky a day ago
Take the quiz and see which Taylor Swift video describes you in a relationship.
PrincessKabakole a day ago
This is a no-shame zone.
Rachel Dicker a day ago
Graded by Caesar Flickerman.
MJW a day ago
A German photographer captured pictures of dogs in mid air, and their faces are just… :')
Krista D'Archi a day ago
Just don't mention Bumgarner. We're still upset about that.
Sara Harley a day ago
Uber's been dubbed the "heroin of transportation", but it's still a far cry from being the shadiest of em' all
Ruben Guevara a day ago
One for the older readers of Buzzfeed (and to the younger readers: look at what you missed).
Nickie a day ago
Making the holidays Fierce one Flawless gift at a time.
Amanda Nieto a day ago
Job interview? More like interrogation.
Stobsbroski a day ago
I see what you did there, Kandinsky.
Nia Alavezos 2 days ago
What is this twerking business and why does it look so dangerous?
Nia Alavezos 2 days ago
I don't wanna wait for our lives to be over.
Blue Profitt 2 days ago
Originally set to air this Spring on NBC, 30 Rock creators Tina Fey and Matthew Carlock announced a two-season Netflix exclusive for their new show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Starring Ellie Kemper as a doomsday survivor starting over in New York, we can look forward to returning 30 Rock cast members, Jane Krakowski, Titus Burgess, and Carol Kane. I know what I'll be doing in March.
ShaneChicago 2 days ago
The teen star of Growing Pains teaches us how to save those pesky gays.
ShaneChicago 2 days ago
Traffic is never fun…Unless impressions are involved!
Emily Parsons 2 days ago
Everybody Hurts.
Emily Parsons 2 days ago
Seriously WTF Google!
KateBurdon 2 days ago
Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle, go away. As told through Modern Family GIFs.
Anna Kopsky 2 days ago
"How did we get here?"
Zakiya Jamal 2 days ago
Bey's new video for her twerk anthem 7/11, shows Yonce having fun in the seemingly low budget clip. While some may see it as her attempt at being goofy and down-to-earth, she actually once again proves her perfection.
jsiesser91 2 days ago
A fan made video explores the idea of what might have been if Carl and Ellie adopted.
pauljamez 2 days ago
test quiz
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And you should move here immediately
ClassySassyAndALittleSmartAssy 2 days ago
It's cool. We've all made these mistakes.
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Ruby Holt had never seen the beach, that is until now.
KateBurdon 2 days ago
Time to see if you are truly a Gilmore Girl.
Rachel Goerke 2 days ago
Sometimes it's safer to ask science instead.
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The internet's heart broke when Saturday morning cartoons were cancelled last month. But here's why you should be celebrating.
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We all know we're lying, right?
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Our elders are really messed up sometimes.
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Adventurers know you can learn big things in unexpected places. With Eastpak's new line of customized backpacks, take the tools you need wherever life takes you.
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And no I don't know Drew Barrymore.
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Thank goodness for the family plan!
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You love it. But do you really know it?
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I would really appreciate it if you don't touch my plate…
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Satoshi Kon's 1997 anime masterpiece was clearly ahead of its time by tackling issues such as online interaction, haters, stalkers, privacy, music sales, and everything else we're witnessing in the 21st century. Spoilers ahead!
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Written by Andrea Holyfield
on Sunday, 27 April 2014.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my Hobby to Hustle webinar series. As I prepare for the last April installment two things have been confirmed for me. The first is this event will live on. The response was overwhelmingly positive. Ladies used every medium that they had to participate. We had ladiesjoining us via web and even had one woman tell me that she doesn't have cable and couldn't see the slides, but she called every week to listen and be inspired. I am honored! Secondly, I know that I will grow the concept. I've already created an eBook that will provide insight on how to grown yourbusiness. Going from hobby (emotional) to hustle (practical) can be a huge paradigm shift. I know that I want to continue to provide guidance. Finally it was confirmed that I have done a wonderful job of surrounding myself with truly amazing women!
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on Thursday, 13 February 2014.
Posted in Goal Setting, Coaching
Back by popular demand! Live Well Coaching and Professional Development Services presents:
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This Couple's Vision Board Workshop is designed to jump start your blueprint for a successful relationship. Whether you just got engaged, are newly married or are celebrating a monuments anniversary, you and your partner are guaranteed to walk away with a new lease on love after this exercise.
What is a Vision Board?
A vision board is a powerful tool that activates the universal law of attraction to begin manifesting your dreams into reality. Successful people have been using vision boards (also known as a dream boards, goal maps, or treasure maps) for hundreds of years.
on Tuesday, 11 February 2014.
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For most of the state of Georgia today is a snow day. Many schools have been closed and places of business have told their workers not to report. Today most of us will spend the entire day from sun up to sun down in the house. As a child snow days meant cartoons, sleeping in and takingadvantage of 24 hours to do absolutely nothing. The last metro-Atlanta snow day which was just two short weeks ago was a child's snow day for me. I spent the day on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. When I wasn't weeding through debates over the weather and the lack of public transportation I was in front of the television getting caught up on my trash TV.
If you've been following me for any length of time you know I'm a stickler for self-care and me time, but as day one trickled into day two and three I because increasing disappointed in myself. I accomplished nothing. I'm always saying that if I had two more hours in a day I could accomplish somuch, but did I...? So that weekend I came up with a list of things that I could do during the next snow day. Just in case you're home today I thought I'd share it with you. If you're not home save it, it might come in handy one day.
on Thursday, 19 December 2013.
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on Sunday, 06 October 2013.
Posted in Coaching
Imagine This...
You land your dream job. The skills and qualifications required are a perfect match with your credentials and experiences. The hiring manager describes an opportunity to build something from scratch. You are walking into a brand new initiative that you get to create based on your knowledge and expertise. You are the expert. You have arrived.
From day one there is an obvious disconnect between you and your supervisor. You're not quite sure how to put your finger on it, but you notice a few subtle things: your supervisor doesn't reply to emails and when he does there is a not-so-inviting tone; he sends information to other team members, but often "forgets" to include you; he laughs and is very cordial with older members of the team, but is very formal and stand-offish with your communications. You've obviously not one of his favorite people.

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Archive for the 'Cancel/Renew Index' Category
October 25th, 2011 at 12:01 pm
FOX: Why Will 'Fringe' Get Renewed? No Theory Is Too Crazy!
The crazier, the better?[Read-More]
October 25th, 2011 at 12:00 pm
CW: Still No Good News For 'Gossip Girl'
The cancellation bear likes rich kids too.[Read-More]
October 25th, 2011 at 11:58 am
CBS: 'A Gifted Man' Will Survive November, But A Second Season Is A Fantasy
It's a new day at CBS![Read-More]
October 25th, 2011 at 11:55 am
ABC: Is 'Private Practice' Following Last Season's 'Brothers & Sisters' Script?
Haven't we seen this script before?[Read-More]
October 18th, 2011 at 2:30 pm
NBC: 'Prime Suspect' Is Primed For Cancellation
Not even good enough for NBC. Now *that's* saying something.[Read-More]
October 18th, 2011 at 2:28 pm
FOX: 'Terra Nova' Disappointing? So What?
Disappointing doesn't mean canceled.[Read-More]
October 18th, 2011 at 2:25 pm
CW: 'Hart Of Dixie', Part Of The Pack? Or Slipping Behind It?
The cancellation bear is waiting.[Read-More]
October 18th, 2011 at 2:24 pm
CBS: Will 'Unforgettable' Soon Be Forgotten?
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Mick Fanning, Tony Hawk, Danny Way, iconic filmmaker Taylor Steele, and many more actions sports heroes feature in the documentary action films, which will run in selected cinemas throughout Australia from 11 – 15 November 2013, with different films airing each of the five sports themed nights.
SNOW | MONDAY 11 NOVEMBER 13 – McCONKEY
SKATE | TUESDAY 12 NOVEMBER 13 – Bones Brigade – Waiting for Lightning
SURF | WEDNESDAY 13 NOVEMBER 13 – Serendipity – Innersection: Black
SNOW | THURSDAY 14 NOVEMBER 13 – Few Words – Into the Mind
SURF | FRIDAY 15 NOVEMBER 13 – Fanning the Fire – Missing
For more information, full locations list and ticket bookings visit http://www.tilt2013.com and you can check out the festival trailer here: http://youtu.be/Mmd1FYOSEAg
We've got five double passes to the TILT Film Festival 2013 screenings in Sydney and Melbourne up for grabs (1 for each of the five nights in each location).
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Films By Paul Morrison
Margaret and Willie, the central characters in this documentary, are spastics who live in a residential home run by The Spastics Society. They express their need to be treated as people with a contribution to make: they want to work, marry. care for each other. What they say about their need for ... Read more
On one level a standard documentary detailing the evolution of a nuclear Britain since the Second World War, but in combining several stories (particularly a fictional section), the film examines the way the tunnel vision of the atomic scientists is reflected in family life. As the nuclear industry ... Read more


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Professor Jonathan D. Adachi M.D. has been named the winner of the International Osteoporosis Foundation's (IOF) 2014 Olof Johnell Science Award. Adachi is Professor and Alliance for Better Bone Health Chair in Rheumatology at the Department of Medicine of McMaster University.
The Olof Johnell Award is granted in recognition of extraordinary and internationally recognized contributions to the field of osteoporosis in a scientific or policy implementation area. The 2014 Award was presented at a ceremony held today at the World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and Musculoskeletal Diseases in Seville, Spain.
IOF President John Kanis stated, "Jonathan (Rick) Adachi is a thought-leader in the bone field and highly deserving of this prestigious award. His epidemiological research and clinical studies have helped to advance our knowledge of risk factors and therapies for osteoporosis. He has also made notable contributions to the development of clinical guidelines and is an internationally recognized speaker and advocate on behalf of osteoporosis prevention."
Dr Adachi has conducted many clinical trials and has published extensively on a wide variety of therapies for the prevention and treatment of corticosteroid-induced and postmenopausal osteoporosis. As a result of his expertise he has participated in the development of clinical management guidelines in Canada. Dr Adachi is currently involved in the Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study and is also focusing on the structural analysis of bone and cartilage as measured by pQCT and pMRI. He is the author of more than 400 scientific articles and book chapters. Dr. Adachi was awarded the First Annual Phillip Rosen Award in Rheumatology, the Lindy Fraser Award, and the Alliance for Better Bone Health Chair in Rheumatology at McMaster University. He received the North American Menopause Society award for Innovation in Osteoporosis Research. In 2012, he was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his work in osteoporosis.
About IOF
The International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) is the world's largest nongovernmental organization dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis and related musculoskeletal diseases. IOF members, including committees of scientific researchers, leading companies, as well as more than 200 patient, medical and research societies, work together to make bone, joint and muscle health a worldwide heath care priority. http://www.iofbonehealth.org ; http://www.facebook.com/iofbonehealth ; http://twitter.com/iofbonehealth #OsteoCongress
Information about the IOF-ESCEO World Congress on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthitis and Musculoskeletal Diseases is available at http://www.wco-iof-esceo.org
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Posted: 02/14/2013 - Here is some more information regarding our story on Debt Deception. If you think you are being scammed...you should contact your local police or sheriffs department. But if you do have an outstanding debt, and you feel you are being harassed you can contact the Nevada Department of Business and Industry: Nevada Department of Business and Industry P.O. Box 3239 Carson City, NV 89702 775-687-5522 or 702-486-4120 You should also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. They are responsible for enforcing what is called the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The FTC looks at patterns of complaints and holds debt collection agencies accountable both by suing them, and fining them.
Posted: 02/12/2013 - The SETI Institute is asking for the public's help to name two recently discovered moons orbiting the dwarf planet Pluto. So far, astronomers have been using the names "P-4" and "P-5" to identify the tiny moons. The scientists who first spotted the moons are asking us to submit ideas for names, which will then be offered to the International Astronomic Union. That's the worldwide group of astronomers who make final decisions on naming stars, planets and other extra-terrestrial objects. You can participate by going to the website "pluto rocks dot com". (plutorocks.com)
Posted: 02/08/2013 - AdvancePierre Foods is recalling approximately 15,328 pounds of frozen, fully cooked country fried steak products because they may contain foreign materials—pieces of plastic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The recalled product has been sold exclusively at Raley's Supermarkets in Northern Nevada.


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"Copperfield and Co." is a radical new slant on an old but always popular story, which follows the life of David Copperfield through happiness, cruelty , poverty, laughter, love, death and depression, until, after a couple of final twists, we arrive at a triumphal denouement.
The narrators, David and, surprisingly, his now best friend Uriah, help inter-connect an ever-changing tale, which sees even the upright Murdstones perform a rock 'n' roll routine, while later Uriah and Mr Micawber launch into a soft shoe shuffle more akin to Laurel and Hardy. Uriah sings an anthem to humility in "I'm 'umble", while "Evidence" has more than a flavour of Gilbert and Sullivan. Nor do we miss out on traditional Dickens fare, with songs from David himself, Agnes Wickfield (much coveted and almost won by Uriah) and that ultimate optimist Wilkins Micawber with "Something will turn up". The factory boys meanwhile give us a "Bottle Boys" song and dance, and David has a rousing wedding reception via "Matrimony". The eccentric Aunt Betsy and Mr Dick are not neglected, as they, together with an increasingly drunk Mr Wickfield, spice up the mixture. But it is Uriah, that "greasy, oily rogue" who is the undoubted star of the show, and who, Scrooge-like, repents at the end, in his song "Only Love".
"Copperfield and Co." aims to put on a show that Charles Dickens himself would have enjoyed. His characters explore the realm of musical theatre in a direction that will please all Dickens fans just as much as newer, younger participants, as they all live the magical world of Charles Dickens.
It is a flexible ensemble show, suited to adult, youth and school groups and, particularly via Uriah, it encourages interaction with the audience, who are pulled into the very heart of the drama.
David Copperfield (Narrator/Adult)
David Copperfield (The Boy)
Mr Murdstone
Mr Micawber
Aunt Betsy
Uriah Heap (Narrator/Adult)
Uriah Heap (The Boy)
Mrs Heap
Mrs Micawber
Mr Dick
Bottle Boys (Bottle Boys)
I'm 'Umble (Uriah Heap)
Angel in the Morning (Agnes)
Just Time For Another (Uriah Heap, Mr Wickfield)
Wish I'd Never Seen The Sunshine (David, Clara)
Copperfield & Co.(Company)
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Seven crewmembers were rescued after their 100-foot coastal freighter began taking on water and sank approximately 45 miles north off of Cap Haitien, Haiti, Friday.
Statoil has decided to cancel the Stena Carron rig contract after fulfilling the work commitments in the Statoil-operated blocks 38 and 39 in the Kwanza basin offshore Angola.
Satellite images show China is building an island on a reef in the disputed Spratly Islands large enough to accommodate what could be its first offshore airstrip in the South China Sea,
Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79) departed Naval Station Norfolk Nov. 21 for a deployment to the U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility (AOR).
Forty-three Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc. vessels have been honored by The Chamber of Shipping America (CSA) with Certificates of Environmental Achievement.


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Body Of Missing Colorado Man Found In Newton, Iowa
A Colorado man missing for over a week has been found dead in Iowa.
Denver Woman Charged With Kidnapping Baby Found In Iowa
Federal prosecutors have charged a Denver woman with kidnapping a newborn from a southern Wisconsin home.
Study: Colorado One Of 10 States Eyeing Internet Gambling Bills
At least 10 U.S. states are considering bills to legalize or expand Internet gambling this year, according to a group that tracks gambling-related legislation worldwide.
Rising Star: Iowa Forward Jarrod Uthoff
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With very little discussion, the Finance Committee authorized spending $13,000 in drug forfeiture funds to purchase a German shepherd and a Belgian Malinois.
"I think they are a wonderful part of your routine," Alderman-at-Large Barbara Pressly said of the dogs. The two new dogs will join two other dogs in the department's canine unit, including Ginger, a bloodhound tracking dog, and Mautz, a German shepherd patrol and narcotics dog. The dogs are handled by officers Jeff Connors and Robert Dunn.
The dogs are a tremendous asset to the department, as they serve as another tool to help law enforcement with criminal investigations, said police officials. They are used to track criminals from crime scenes, search for lost individuals, apprehend fleeing suspects and more.
"I really do believe that people respond differently to animals," Pressly said.
According to Capt. Bruce Hansen, the two new dogs will be replacing retired police dogs that left the department in 2009 and 2011.
Sgt. John Harvey of the Nashua Police Department led the search to find the two new working dogs. Harvey has visited with the two dogs, testing and evaluating them with their future handlers from the police department.
According to police officials, the new dogs and their handlers will be trained by Troy Casey of the Boston Police Department, who has been training the city's canine unit for many years. The dogs will be enrolled in a Police Canine Academy, according to the proposed purchase agreements with TBLACKK9 of Middleboro, Mass.
Arex, a male German shepherd, and Tango, a male Belgian Malinois, are both being sold for $6,500 each.
If the dogs cannot be certified as police canines, the seller will replace them with other dogs, or issue a full refund.
Most of the expenses for the city's police canine unit, which was started in 1996, are paid with drug forfeiture money, although additional costs are defrayed by local businesses though donations of supplies.
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Scanning probe microscopy, spectroscopic ellipsometry, local reflection spectroscopy, and Raman spectrometry were used to determine the correlation between the optical and structural properties of amorphous carbon-silicon a-C:H:Si films and to study the role of the atomic structure during the formation of conical nanoobjects under an electric field in a scanning probe microscope (SPM) lithograph. Based on an analysis of the experimental data, it was shown that films in the initial state are distinguished by a high disorder of the cluster structure. The film material is restructured during the SPM exposure, which is accompanied by the formation of the sp 3 -bound atomic structure and nanostructuring of the sp2-bound carbon; in this case, the refractive index decreases by a factor of ?0.6. The latter is explained by the presence of voids in the modified material.
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Hewlett-Packard Earnings Preview: 4(X) Cash-Flow (Ex-Cash) Has Us Retaining Our PositionBrian Gilmartin, CFA • Thu, Nov. 20 • 3 Comments
- Company split will likely occur later in 2015.
- Hewlett-Packard has entered the 3D printing business since the last earnings report in August '14.
- Flat-to-1% revenue growth for fiscal '14 would be a moral victory for Meg.
- The stock still looks cheap at 4(x) cash flow (ex-cash), but very little growth.
- I do think Meg was faced with terrible choices keeping HPQ together, and chose to salvage the growth aspect of HPQ.
Hewlett-Packard Should Be A Leader In 3D PrintingStockerblog • Thu, Nov. 6 • 7 Comments
- Hewlett-Packard is becoming a major player in the 3D printing business.
- It is one of the cheapest stocks in its industry, based on price to earnings and price to sales.
- The company has resumed its share repurchase program.
- It recently reaffirmed its estimate of diluted net earnings per share.
- It will be splitting into two publicly traded companies.
Update: HP Finally Announces 3D PrinterStone Fox Capital • Sun, Nov. 2 • 4 Comments
- HP releases details on new 3D printing platform.
- The stock remains a sell.
- The original thesis suggested that investors ignore the hype and realize that the printers wouldn't likely reach the market until after the corporate transition.
Hewlett-Packard Tries To Create An IBM PC Moment In 3D PrintingDana Blankenhorn • Fri, Oct. 31 • 13 Comments
- HP's pending market entry has been beating down the stock of rivals for months.
- The company's new 3D printer is great, but costs $150,000 and doesn't come out for a year.
- The Sprout PC could spur sales for both 3D Systems and Stratasys.
Hewlett-Packard Future Prospects Post-SplitThomas Pangia • Mon, Oct. 13 • 5 Comments
- HPQ splitting in 2015.
- Creating PC and printer business, and hardware and software and services company.
- Might aid beginning of 3D printing in the company.
- Other M&A opportunities possible.
Is Hewlett-Packard Really A 3-D Printing Threat?Stone Fox Capital • Fri, Oct. 10 • 7 Comments
- The split up of HP could lead to a company more focused on 3-D printing.
- The corporate transition over the next year substantially reduces any threat in the next year.
- The 3-D printing stocks are more attractive now after the selloff and the likely limited threats from HP to disrupt the market.
- Hewlett Packard's claim to create two more dynamic companies will backfire.
- Neither spin-off will possess a steady base of revenue that reflects trust in product lines.
- Neither spin-off will posses a competitive advantage in their given market.
Hewlett-Packard's Split Does Not Change Its Fundamental ProblemsBob Ciura • Thu, Oct. 9 • 2 Comments
- HP will split itself into two separate businesses, one with faster-growing corporate services, and the other with its computer and printer businesses.
- Underneath the excitement, the core problems weighing down HP will remain, even after the split.
- HP is falling behind in growth areas of the future, such as the cloud, while its printing business continues to decline.
- Because of this, even though the announced split raised some excitement in the financial media, investors should keep their focus on what is important for HP's future.
- The dramatic announcement that Hewlett-Packard Company would split in two sent the firm to the top ranks of bond trading volume on October 7, 2014.
- The 10-year cumulative default risk of the firm has dropped a massive 1.98% since our February 2014 report, and the reward to risk ratio on the bonds has improved.
- The overall credit spread to default probability ratios in the bond market are also up, leaving HPQ bonds with below-median reward to risk ratios and event risk.
- HPQ is splitting itself up into two companies in an effort to be relevant in this fast changing market.
- EMC has been under pressure from Elliot Funds and other large investors to do something about its share value and its holdings in VMW.
- VMW is the darling of the datacenter movement that is Software Defined Networks.
It's Time To Sell Hewlett-Packard BondsThe Financial Lexicon • Tue, Oct. 7 • 1 Comment
- Hewlett-Packard announced plans to split the company into two.
- The press release did not include details about how it will divide its debt and cash.
- It's time to sell Hewlett-Packard bonds.
Hewlett-Packard: This Is The Swan SongPeter Kastner • Tue, Oct. 7 • 3 Comments
- Counter-Trend: HPQ getting smaller is not the tech industry trend.
- Neither consumer nor enterprise-HP is in an attractive, long-term business.
- Long-Term HP investors: this is a good exit opportunity.
Hewlett-Packard's Split, By The NumbersJason Ditz • Tue, Oct. 7 • 3 Comments
- HPQ's proposed split seems almost exactly down the middle on revenues.
- The HPQ printing business is the only thing to really be excited about owning.
- HPQ presently has more goodwill on its balance sheet than stockholder equity.
- HPQ separated its PC/Printer and Enterprise businesses to unlock shareholder value and pursue different growth profiles.
- Fundamental challenges in both segments remain on both the macro and micro level.
- Lenovo continues to be the biggest competitive threat.
Hewlett-Packard Investors Should Cheer The SplitDon Dion • Tue, Oct. 7 • 3 Comments
- HP today announced its intention to split into two separate divisions--the first focused on business technology, the second on personal computers and printers.
- News of the split caused a healthy rise in the stock price, indicating that investors see this as a positive move for the company's future.
- HPQ posted solid recent results, including a rise in revenues, raised guidance, and cash flow up 36% over the second quarter.
- With CEO Meg Whitman's proven expertise, we are optimistic on the new structure of HPQ for its shareholders, moving ahead in 2014 and beyond.
How Hewlett-Packard Plans For The FutureJohn McKenna • Tue, Oct. 7 • 3 Comments
- HP CEO Meg Whitman announced a split into two companies: HP Enterprise and HP Inc.
- HP Enterprise will deal with business services and software, while Inc will be the traditional PC and printer unit.
- Enterprise starts with $58.4B in revenue, but may grow with acquisitions and investments in in-house software development.
- Enterprise is forward-looking while Inc is a legacy, making Enterprise a pretty good investment possibility.
- CEO Meg Whitman now wants to split the company into pieces to increase their value.
- This is precisely the plan that got her predecessor, Leo Apotheker, fired in 2011.
- Since becoming CEO Whitman has cut 55,000 employees and reduced sales. Is this really success?
- HP split seeks to create a competitive advantage.
- Despite flexibility gained in a split, disadvantages far outweigh any benefits.
- HP requires more radical restructuring than a "simple" separation of companies.
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Fri, Nov. 21, 1:34 PM
- Bill Veghte, put in charge of H-P's (HPQ +0.1%) enterprise hardware ops a year ago, will now "be part of a three-person team to plan HP Enterprise's strategy and guide it through its separation," Bloomberg reports, citing in an internal memo. Enterprise services chief Mike Mefkens and software chief Robert Youngjohns are the other team members.
- Antonio Neri, GM of H-P's server and networking units, will take over Veghte's job, albeit while still reporting to him. Chris Hsu, H-P's SVP of operational performance, will be in charge of splitting H-P's enterprise ops, and business PC SVP Enrique Lores will be in charge of splitting its PC/printing ops.
- The move comes ahead of H-P's Nov. 25 FQ4 report. Shares +5% since the Oct. 6 split announcement. As previously announced, Meg Whitman will be the CEO of H-P Enterprise, and PC/printing EVP Dion Weisler the CEO of HP Inc.
Thu, Nov. 20, 9:29 AM
- HP (NYSE:HPQ) declares $0.16/share quarterly dividend, in-line with previous.
- Forward yield 1.7%
- Payable Jan 7; for shareholders of record Dec. 10; ex-div Dec. 8.
Wed, Oct. 29, 10:39 AM
- After promising a 3D printing tech breakthrough for months, H-P (HPQ -0.2%) is finally sharing some details. The company plans to leverage a proprietary 4-step inkjet process known as Multi Jet Fusion. H-P claims the process can operate 10K nozzles at once, and allow objects to be printed more than 10x faster than conventional approaches.
- "That means a fundamentally lower cost," says H-P SVP Stephen Nigro. He adds H-P is focusing on the high-end/industrial segment, and suggests its printers will be priced towards the low end of the segment's traditional $150K-$500K price range.
- 3D printer makers aren't taking the news well: DDD -6.2%. SSYS -6.1%. XONE -8.1%. VJET -3.6%.
- H-P's printers won't be widely available until 2016; some customers will get to test them next year. Industry analyst Terry Wohlers thinks H-P's offerings could potentially "put some other companies out of business," and also expand the addressable market for printing sophisticated products.
- Forrester's Sophia Vargas is more cautious: Though calling H-P's solution well-suited for plastic printing, she notes the company hasn't yet proven it can work with metals and other materials.
- Also unveiled by H-P: Sprout, an $1,899 desktop featuring an overhead 3D scanning camera. The camera can turn anything placed on a mat in front of the PC's monitor (objects, sketches, written material) into digital content. It ships next month.
- Gartner recently forecast 3D printer shipments "will more than double every year between 2015 and 2018," reaching 2.3M units in 2018. Total end-user spending is expected to grow to $13.4B in 2018 from $1.6B in 2015.
Fri, Oct. 24, 4:30 PM
- The WSJ reports H-P (HPQ -0.1%) wants to sell at least 51% of H3C Technologies, a Chinese subsidiary that has grown to become the country's top enterprise switch/router vendor. A source thinks the unit could fetch $5B in a full sale. P-E firms are reportedly being contacted.
- H3C has over 5K employees. It was originally formed as a JV between 3Com and Chinese IT giant Huawei. 3Com bought out Huawei's stake for $882M in 2006, and was in turn acquired by H-P in 2010.
- In addition to switches and routers, H3C sells Wi-Fi access points/controllers, firewalls, and cloud and network management software. A fair amount of overlap exists with H-P's core networking unit.
- Networking has been a relative bright spot for H-P: Sales rose 4% Y/Y in the July quarter. But the company has hinted it wants to streamline ahead of its planned split. It might also be nervous about growing Chinese government pressure on U.S. tech companies following last year's NSA spying uproar.
Mon, Oct. 20, 9:19 AM
- IBM missed Q3 estimates, pulled its $20 2015 EPS forecast, and respectively reported 15% and 7% Y/Y drops in hardware revenue and services backlog.
- Big Blue also stated it "saw a marked slowdown in September in client buying behavior," and declared its numbers "also point to the unprecedented pace of change in our industry" (at least partially a reference to cloud services adoption).
- SAP missed Q3 revenue estimates (while posting in-line EPS), reported a 3% Y/Y drop in traditional software license revenue, and (citing the cloud transition) cut its full-year op. profit outlook.
- Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) -0.8% premarket. H-P (NYSE:HPQ) -2% premarket. Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) -1.8%. EMC -0.8%. There's a good chance other enterprise IT names will trade lower as well.
Wed, Oct. 15, 8:23 AM
- Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) doesn't say as much in its press release, but Reuters last night reported merger talks with EMC were dead.
- What H-P does say is it's committed to its fiscal 2014 and 2015 strategy of returning at least 50% of free cash flow to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.
- The company also reaffirms fiscal 14 and 15 EPS guidance. 2015 operating cash flow is reaffirmed at $10B-$10.5B, with free cash flow of $6.5B-$7B.
- Shares +2.4% premarket
Wed, Oct. 15, 3:52 AM
- Hewlett-Packard's (NYSE:HPQ) on-off merger talks with EMC (NYSE:EMC) are dead after months of negotiations, Reuters reports, adding that H-P could disclose the news today.
- The companies were still trying to forge a deal last week but couldn't agree on price.
- The development is unlikely to please activist investor Elliott Management, which wants EMC to pursue merger or spinoff opportunities.
Fri, Oct. 10, 5:13 PM
- Bloomberg reports P-E firm Silver Lake has shelved its plans to acquire Shutterfly (NASDAQ:SFLY) and H-P-owned (NYSE:HPQ) Snapfish, with the goal of combining the two photo-printing/sharing sites. Sources add the firm is open to resuming talks.
- Silver Lake was previously reported to be in talks to buy Shutterfly for over $50/share. H-P was reported last month to be exploring a Snapfish sale; it bought the site in '05 for $300M+.
- Last Sunday, re/code reported H-P tried selling several major business units before deciding to spin off its PC and printing ops.
- SFLY -6.6% AH to $43.85.
Wed, Oct. 8, 5:09 PM
- IDC estimates global PC shipments were down 1.7% Y/Y in Q3 to 78.5M, better than an expected 4.1%. The decline is even with Q2's rate, and better than Q1's 4.4% and Q4 2013's 5.6%. Gartner estimates shipments fell only 0.5%.
- Developed markets continue faring better than emerging markets still getting hit by tablet cannibalization. IDC thinks U.S. shipments rose 4.3%, a bit slower than Q2's 6.9% growth. EMEA grew, while Asia-Pac (exc. Japan) declined. Japanese growth remained "deeply negative."
- The corporate migration from Windows XP to Windows 7 (following MSFT's ending of XP support) is still providing a lift, as is a soft tablet market. However, IDC cautions demand for "large commercial refreshes" remains low.
- Notably, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) finally managed to crack IDC's list of the top-5 global vendors: With the help of a strong U.S. market and Mac price cuts, Apple's unit share rose an estimated 60 bps to 6.3%. Revenue share is likely above 10%, given Apple's calendar Q2 Mac ASP was $1,255. U.S. unit share was at 13%.
- The four companies ahead of Apple all grew their shares as well, gaining ground against vendors with less scale: Lenovo (OTCPK:LNVGY) was at 20% (+230 bps), H-P (NYSE:HPQ) at 18.8% (+130 bps), Dell at 13.3% (+140 bps), and Acer (OTC:ACEIY) at 8.4% (+100 bps).
- Intel's (NASDAQ:INTC) Oct. 14 Q3 report should provide additional color on PC demand going into the holiday season.
- Related tickers: AMD, NVDA, MU, STX, WDC, HTCH
Tue, Oct. 7, 4:10 PM
- With the Nasdaq falling 1.6%, H-P (HPQ -4.5%) gave back nearly all of the gains it saw yesterday following its split announcement, in spite of largely favorable reactions from the sell-side and others.
- In addition to arguing H-P could be less efficient as two companies (both due to higher overhead and less negotiating power with suppliers), deal skeptics have argued a breakup doesn't address either half of the company's growth challenges.
- VC Roger McNamee: "HP has gone from having two boat anchors tied together, each trying to float in the water, to two separate boat anchors trying to float in the waters ... The only thing I'm certain about on this deal is that the executive compensation will be absolutely terrific."
- Meanwhile, Rackspace (RAX +1.8%) finished higher amid speculation the enterprise IT half of H-P could bid for the company. Rackspace called off its attempts to find a buyer last month, and re/code reported in August H-P is uninterested.
- Also: H-P has sold its 40% stake in UAE-based IT services firm Injazat Data Systems for an undisclosed sum. With H-P having reportedly attempted to sell its entire IT services unit (among other businesses) before deciding on a breakup, this could be a sign of things to come.
Mon, Oct. 6, 5:44 PM
- H-P (HPQ +4.7%) has used its breakup announcement to state it now plans to cut 55K jobs through its ongoing restructuring. That's up from the 45K-50K announced in May, which itself was an increase from a prior target of 34K.
- 36K jobs have been cut through the program thus far. Headcount was at 317K as of last year.
- H-P has also suggested much of its debt load ($19.8B at the end of July) will fall on its PC/printer unit (HP, Inc.), and that doing so will allow its enterprise IT ops (Hewlett-Packard Enterprise) to make bigger investments. Moody's and S&P have put the IT giant's debt on watch for a downgrade.
- M&A speculation about the post-split H-P has kicked into overdrive, aided by management comments. CFO Cathie Lesjak (reiterating a July CC remark) states H-P still has "material nonpublic information" preventing it from buying back shares. Some take that as a sign EMC discussions aren't dead.
- Meg Whitman: "I think you will see that there will be more M&A activity at the Hewlett-Packard Enterprise company than at HP Inc." Re/code has reported H-P decided on a split after failing to sell its PC, IT services, and high-end server units to various suitors.
- Analyst commentary has been positive, though many on the sell-side still have questions. Bernstein values the enterprise unit at $21-$26/share, and the PC/printing unit at $16-$19/share. "Historically, spin-offs have fared well for shareholders, in part due to increased degrees of freedom and management focus, both of which each respective part of HP could benefit from."
- However, the firm cautions a split could have "negative synergies" of $1B or more. Whitman has tries to calm such fears by stating the two companies will have a "supply chain arrangement" that allows them to jointly negotiate purchases (and thus maintain H-P's current buying power) when it makes sense.
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Mon, Oct. 6, 6:54 AM
- H-P (NYSE:HPQ) has announced its plans to separate into two new publicly traded companies: one comprising of HP's enterprise technology infrastructure, software and services businesses, to be called Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, and HP Inc., which will comprise of personal systems and printer ops.
- Meg Whitman will become President and CEO of Hewlett-Packard Enterprise; Dion Weisler will become President and CEO of HP Inc.
- Immediately following the transaction, which is expected to be completed by the end of fiscal 2015, HP shareholders will own shares of both Hewlett-Packard Enterprise and HP Inc.
- For fiscal 2014, H-P reaffirms its non-GAAP diluted net EPS outlook range of $3.70 to $3.74, and updates its fiscal 2014 GAAP diluted net EPS outlook to be in the range of $2.60 to $2.64. For fiscal 2015, H-P estimates non-GAAP diluted net EPS outlook to be in the range of $3.83 to $4.03 and GAAP diluted net EPS outlook to be in the range of $3.23 to $3.43.
- Previously: WSJ: H-P breaking up into two companies
- HPQ +8.2% premarket
Sun, Oct. 5, 2:14 PM
- The WSJ reports H-P (NYSE:HPQ) plans to spin off its PC and printer ops into a separate, publicly-traded company. An announcement could happen as soon as tomorrow; the spinoff is expected to happen next year.
- Following the spinoff, what's left of H-P would bear a strong resemblance to IBM: A company providing an array of enterprise hardware (servers, storage, networking gear), software (systems management, security, analytics), and IT/cloud services. Ex-CEO Leo Apotheker famously explored unloading the PC ops in 2011, prior to his firing.
- Between them, H-P's PC and printing ops contributed 50% of the company's July quarter revenue, and also 50% of its segment op. profit. The printing unit's op. profit ($1.03B) was nearly 3x the PC unit's ($346M).
- PC revenue was up 12% Y/Y during the quarter (a notable improvement from recent quarters), while printing revenue (hurt by a secular shift towards online/mobile document and photo-sharing) was down 4%. Revenue for all other segments (pressured by software and services weakness) fell 2%.
- The enterprise IT half of the company could make for a more compelling M&A partner for EMC, which was recently reported to have held merger talks with H-P. Re/code has reported H-P was primarily interested in EMC on account of 80%-owned VMware (NYSE:VMW).
- Update: Re/code reports H-P opted for a breakup after failing to sell various business units (PCs, IT services, high-end servers) to Lenovo, Dell, Infosys, Wipro, and IBM.
Mon, Sep. 22, 12:54 PM
- A source talking with Barron's: "They've been talking for months and months about this ... Yes, it hit a snag in July, and then resumed in August, and now it took a pause again in September. It could resume ... They were very close last week, and then things went on pause. Things feel very imminent-ish."
- The source (possibly hoping to bring an EMC suitor to the table) adds Cisco and Oracle are also viewed as potential EMC (EMC +1.3%) buyers. He/she also says a full VMware (VMW +1.1%) spinoff remains a possibility, and that EMC CEO Joe Tucci wants to complete a deal by year's end, before his planned Feb. 2015 retirement.
- The WSJ reported overnight EMC and H-P (HPQ -0.5%) had "held off-and-on merger discussions" for nearly a year. CNBC has since reported EMC wanted a large premium, and that H-P was open to unloading its cash-cow printer unit as part of a deal. The Barron's source says an H-P printer unit sale would be "a down the road thing," if it happened.
- The NYT has reported EMC and H-P were discussing a "merger of equals." H-P currently has a market cap of $68.3B, and EMC a market cap of $60.8B. EMC and VMware are trading higher, while H-P is off modestly amid a tech selloff.
Mon, Sep. 22, 12:12 AM
- EMC "held off-and-on merger discussions" with H-P (NYSE:HPQ) for nearly a year before the talks recently ended, the WSJ reports. The storage giant is also said to have held talks with Dell, but it's not clear where the discussions now stand.
- The WSJ notes Cisco and Oracle are also seen as potential EMC merger partners, and reports JPMorgan is advising the company on its options. The WSJ's report follows one from the NY Post stating EMC is exploring selling its 80% VMware (NYSE:VMW) stake, in the wake of pressure from Elliott Management.
- Beyond that, EMC and fellow IT hardware giants have seen their sales pressured by a secular shift towards cheaper hardware, and the adoption of white-label systems by Web/cloud service providers who account for an ever-growing portion of hardware usage. That might be motivating IT giants to explore consolidating, with the goals of becoming more efficient and pitching enterprise clients on end-to-end hardware/software/services offerings.
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The Israeli Parliament
Meatless Monday ›
Meatless Monday is now served up at the Knesset (the Israeli parliament) cafeteria. This achievement—the labor of Meatless Monday Israel's founder Miki Haimiovich and MK Rabbi Dov Lipman—was over a year in the making.
Now the 120 seats of the Knesset, whose influence passes all laws and elects the Israeli President and Prime Minister, will hear the Meatless Monday message, and they'll have the opportunity to try some new meatless options. The Knesset has announced that in support of the Meatless Monday initiative, they will increase their vegetarian entrees on Meatless Monday. These new meatless cafeteria additions are the creation of Sodexo. As the largest food service provider in the world, Sodexo has already helped to usher in its fair share of Meatless Monday change.
The Meatless Monday Israel campaign has picked up a considerable number of supporters since its start in 2012. More than 300,000 individuals have adopted the program and so have dozens of organizations, companies, schools and restaurants. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife are likewise on board with Meatless Monday and made their support publicly known near the end of 2013.
Of the achievement, MK Dov Lipman (Yesh Atid) said he was "proud that the Knesset participated in this project, related as it is to environmental quality, health and ethics. When it comes to reducing meat consumption, everybody wins: the planet, our health and animals. One meatless day may not sound like much, but together we can make significant change."
The Vegetable-Side
of Thanksgiving ›
Let's lay our stuffing on the table—on Thanksgiving Day in most households, the turkey is king. And that's perfectly fine. But don't forget those unsung heroes—the yams, the string beans and carrots, the salads and casseroles.
What do vegetables bring to the party? Well a number of things:
Color—eating a variety of different colors helps to ensure you are getting the right nutrients.Also if you decide to stack your plate only with turkey, stuffing, rolls and gravy, your meal will be a light taupe. While light taupe is a fine color and very respectable in a pressed khaki pant, on the plate (by itself) it is a little boring. And your Thanksgiving does not have to be boring.
Flavor—according to a 2012 study, diners found the main course tasted better when served with vegetables. So you'll actually be making the turkey taste better by including several sides of vegetables. And when it comes to flavor, what could be more exquisite than biting into a well-seasoned brussel sprout?
Texture—having a diversity of textures on your plate adds a new dimension to the meal. Think of the crispy breadcrumbs on the green bean casserole.
Respect—according to the aforementioned study, serving vegetables with a meal, increases the chances that diners will find the cook more thoughtful and attentive.
This Thanksgiving Day, serve your guests vegetables and you'll not only be promoting their health and enhancing the meal, you also be encouraging them to think, "What a kind human being, you are"! Here are a few recipes to help you do it.
Quote of the Week:
Tony Cárdenas ›
On November 13, Tony Cárdenas, Representative of California's 29th Congressional District and fan of Meatless Monday, wrote an editorial piece for the Los Angeles Daily News asking all Californians to do their part to conserve water during the record drought. "We can't create the rain, but we can take actions in our everyday lives to create a meaningful impact on reducing water usage." One of those actions was to consider the water resources that go into producing different foods when planning meals.
Representative Cárdenas cited U.S. Department of the Interior statistics about the staggering amount of water resources needed to produce one pound of chicken (400 gallons) or a pound of beef (1,800 gallons.) He compared those amounts with figures from the Water Footprint Network of the water needed to produce a pound of tomatoes (26 gallons) or a loaf of wheat bread (220 gallons.)
"I am talking about making a conscious decision to compare the large amount of water it takes to produce that steak or pork chop you're eating, with the likely smaller amount of water needed to produce delicious meatless options. In that spirit my staff and I have taken on the Meatless Monday Challenge. Taking off one day a week from eating meat is a small way to cut down our water use and consumption while reducing our water footprint."
Representative Cárdenas also brought up how going meatless one day a week is good for the environment, helping to combat global warming. "With the drought and global warming creating such high stakes in our state, all Californians must do their part to examine their personal water usage and cut wherever possible."
From suggestions like turning off the tap while brushing teeth to taking a day off from eating meat, he emphasized that these small steps can really add up. "We all have the tools to make a difference. Sometimes, they are disguised as forks and knives. Let's put them to good use."
Meatless Monday
Is at APHA in NOLA ›
The American Public Health Association (APHA) Annual Meeting & Exposition gathers in New Orleans this year. From November 15–19, health specialists from across the country convene to exchange knowledge and network to strengthen the profession of public health.
The Monday Campaigns, represented by Rachelle Reeder, MPH and Morgan Johnson, MPH will reveal two poster-presentations on the best practices of marketing public health and how to build a global community around a public health initiative.
Marketing and advertising have long been the exclusive bedfellows of consumerism, but Morgan and Rachelle aim to show the public health field how to leverage the tools of marketing and advertising to help effect widespread and sustainable change.
It's appropriate that Tulane University, an early adopter of the Meatless Monday program, is hosting the conference. At the Meatless Monday booth attendees will find a wealth of information about the various Monday Campaigns initiatives. Also, it's rumored that there will be a selfie-opportunity with a Meatless Monday pig in Mardi Gras regalia—this just might be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
No Incentive to Address
Meat Consumption Role
in Climate Change ›
A new study suggests that despite strong scientific evidence indicating meat consumption is among the most important contributors to climate change, most non-governmental organizations (NGOs) did not consider addressing this issue as a core part of their mission.
After interviewing representatives from 34 environmental, food-focused, and animal protection NGOs in Sweden, Canada, and the US, Linnea Laestadius, PhD, and colleagues found that the scientific evidence related to meat consumption's impact on climate change was not enough to prompt targeted meat reduction campaigns.
Most importantly, while the majority of participants saw this issue as part of their overarching missions and certainly important, they didn't consider it central to their goals. Additionally, many perceived meat consumption as a concern related to individual behavior, and saw individual behavior change as strategically challenging for their organizations.
According to the research, other concerns include: the perceived ineffectiveness of campaigns targeting individual behaviors; alienating members of the public and agricultural partners; limited political and public interest in climate change altogether; existing engagement in other aspects of the issue; and limited resources.
"The study found a gap in the ownership of this issue, with food-focused and animal welfare groups placing responsibility for addressing climate change on environmental groups, and environmental groups reluctant to take resources away from addressing other areas related to climate change, such as energy policy," said Roni Neff, PhD, co-author of the paper and director of the Food System Sustainability and Public Health program at the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future. "There is little debate about the enormous carbon footprint of our meat consumption habits. NGO engagement could be critical in building the policy and social shifts we need."
The authors suggest, "Understanding the barriers will help us better support and encourage the NGO or NGOs ready to take on this issue."
The results are featured in the journal Global Environmental Change.
Meatless Monday
World Diabetes Day ›
Meatless Monday will join the rest of the world on Friday November 14, in observing World Diabetes Day. The theme chosen for this year is, "Healthy Living and Diabetes" which aligns strongly with the Meatless Monday mission.
According to the World Health Organization, 347 million worldwide suffer from diabetes. In the United States in 2012, 29.1 million Americans were estimated to have diabetes. That's 9.3% of the US population. Another troubling part is, 8.1 million of those 29.1 million people went undiagnosed.
This year World Diabetes Day will focus their messaging on the importance of starting the day with a healthy breakfast, because making healthy choices at the start of the day increases the likelihood that you'll make other healthy choices throughout the day.
The Monday Campaigns follow a similar strategy—research shows that on Monday people are more open to healthy considerations and the research also shows that when people start the week in a positive way (whether it be by exercising or eating right) they are more likely to make healthy choices throughout the week.
As an initiative that promotes public health, Meatless Monday will observe World Diabetes Day by trying to raise awareness of the role diet and exercise can play in addressing this disease. In addition, we are offering a number of delicious Meatless Monday recipes that are diabetic friendly.
Boston Schools Join
Meatless Monday ›
Boston (Oct. 30, 2014) — Students at Boston Public Schools are finding more prominent placement of meatless dishes in their cafeterias on Mondays making Boston yet another city whose schools have embraced the Meatless Monday movement.
Deputy Director of the Boston Public Schools' Department of Food and Nutrition Services, Deborah Ventricelli, said: "Offering students nutritious meals as part of the Meatless Monday programs allows us to meet the diverse needs of the families in our district while getting the week off to a healthy start. Now, every Monday, our students know they can look forward to a high-quality meatless option in addition to the choices they already have."
Students are now filling their trays with black bean burrito bowls, garden fresh salads topped with chickpeas, protein-packed chili, and other delicious and nutritious entrees. More than 57,000 students are enrolled at Boston Public Schools, which comprises 128 schools.
New Study:
More Fruits & Veggies,
More Happiness ›
While you might have thought the Happy Meal was the surest route to bliss, it turns out not to be the case.
According to a recent study from the University of Queensland in Australia, eating more fruits and vegetables means you might just be happier.
The majority of studies examine happiness in socio-economic terms, whereas this study adds to the growing bank of support that diet influences one's sense of well-being.
The author of the study, Redzo Mujcic, began measuring the dietary choices and well-being assessments of over 12,000 adult participants. Specifically the study asks three main questions:
Is there an empirical relationship between the consumption of fruit and vegetables and self-reported measures of mental and physical well-being?
Does the intake of fruit and vegetables have separate/independent effects on people's well-being, and are these effects more profound in some health outcomes than others?
What is the optimal fruit and vegetable consumption bundle (amount and mix), and does this basket vary across the different measures of well-being?
In the words of the author, "I find evidence of a significant positive relationship between the consumption of fruit and vegetables and higher levels of subjective well-being."
The findings reveal that in terms of happiness the usual recommendation of 5 a day (fruits and vegetables) falls short. The study recommends 4 – 5 portions of fruit and 4 – 5 portions of vegetables a day for happiness.
The study also points to a difference in genders: women might be able to achieve fruit-and-vegetable nirvana more easily than men. But this in no way contradicts the old adage "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach."
This Monday consider adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet—you might be adding happiness.
Doc Takes Residents
to Cooking School for
Meatless Monday ›
Dr. Robert Graham, Director of Integrative Health & Therapies at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York, brought a fresh crop of medical residents to the Natural Gourmet Institute to teach them the fine art of cooking healthy, delicious—and meatless—meals.
It's a form of preventative medicine that can only be administered in the kitchen.
Dr. Robert Graham wants to ignite the next generation of doctors to eat healthy and live healthy. And to help, Chef Instructor Elliott Prag—who is a regular contributor to Vegetarian Times—was there.
It's part of a program called FareWellness, which is an initiative developed by Dr. Graham and Julie Graham, his wife. The program encourages not only healthy eating but also physical exercise and mental wellbeing through activities like yoga and meditation.
The hope is that through the FareWellness Program, not only will hospital doctors and staff reap the benefits of maintaining a healthy lifestyle but they will also inspire their patients to taking steps toward bettering their own health through paying more attention to diet and exercise.
Since its start in 1977, NGI has been inspiring people to realize good health through delicious food. This partnership with Lenox Hill Hospital brings their expertise to the medical community by giving doctors the tools to bring healthful cooking to their patients.
"We are honored to continue our partnership with Dr. Graham and Lenox Hill Hospital," says Anthony Fassio, CEO Natural Gourmet Institute. "With each class a new group of doctors is empowered to teach their patients about how a health-supportive diet can contribute to optimum health."
Eyes on Plant Protein
at Nutrition Conference ›
Last week, thousands of registered dietitians convened in Atlanta for the annual Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo held by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Meatless Monday's resident RD Diana Rice was in attendance and reports that the topic of plant-based eating was trendier than ever.
The conference kicked off with an educational session on the role of plant protein in disease prevention by renowned diet and lifestyle researchers Dr. Frank Hu of Harvard and Dr. Penny Kris-Etherton of Penn State. Our good friend Sharon Palmer later moderated a session on the latest research on the value of vegetarian and vegan diets, where Dr. Joan Sabate of Loma Linda University and Virginia Messina, RD (author of Vegan for Her) were featured speakers.
Plant-based eating was also a hot topic on the Expo floor. Sharon Palmer conducted a free signing of her book Plant Powered for Life at the booth of our friends at Tomato Wellness and Meatless Monday supporter Marcus Samuelsson made an appearance at the Canadian Lentils exhibit.
Registered dietitians also snapped up samples of plant-based dishes such as vegetarian chili from JTM Foods and vegan breakfast sausage from our friends at Neat. "It is extremely encouraging for us to observe the tremendous response that our line of innovative, all natural vegetarian foods received from registered dietitians and other professionals in the food and nutrition industry," said Phil Lapp, Neat's co-founder and CEO.
And because you won't meet a crowd of professionals more enthusiast about fruit and vegetable consumption, dietitians flocked to the conference's selfie stations, where they could declare their love for plant foods to the world (or at least, to their Twitter followers).


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Thirty years ago today, John Lennon was shot and killed outside his New York apartment building.
Fans across the world are paying their respects to the Beatles' legend in honor of the anniversary. Many gathered in New York at Strawberry Fields, the Central Park garden dedicated in his honor, while others pay homage to Lennon at a charity concert in Japan featuring his wife Yoko Ono. A charity concert is also taking place in Lennon's native Liverpool featuring bandmates from his first band, The Quarryman. Digital tributes are also flooding the Internet, particularly on Twitter where a John Lennon emoticon has popped up ((°J°)) with fans also sharing their "#wherewereyou" moments, recalling how they first learned the news of his death.
Rolling Stone also released never-before-heard audio from Jonathan Cott's interview with Lennon, just three days before he was murdered.
"Earlier this year I was cleaning up to find some files in the recesses of my closet when I came across two cassette tapes marked 'John Lennon, December 5th, 1980,'" Cott says. "It had been 30 years since I listened to them, and when I put them on this totally alive, uplifting voice started speaking on this magical strip of magnetic tape."
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