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North America Phosphatic Fertilizers Market
Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America can be segmented by Ingredients, Applications, Companies and MacroIndicators. Ingredients of Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America are Phosphorus Chemicals. Applications of Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America are Fruits & Vegetables, Grains & Oilseeds and Rest (Crops). Companies of Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America are Potash Corp. Phosphate, Agrium Phosphate, EuroChem Phosphates, Yara Downstream, Coromandel Fertilisers, CF Phosphate, Office Cherifien des phosphates, Mosaic phosphate crop nutrients, ICL Fertilizers, PhosAgro Phosphate based products, Others, BASF SE , Bayer AG, Dow Agrosciences LLC , E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DuPont), Monsanto Company, NUFARM LIMITED, Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile SA, SumitomoHealth & Crop Sciences, Syngenta AG, Others(Company), Uralkali JSC, Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative and Makhteskim Agan Group. MacroIndicators of Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America are Agricultural Land.
Key Questions Answered
What makes our report unique?
- What are market estimates and forecasts; which of Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America markets are doing well and which are not?
- What is the competitive landscape; How companies like Potash Corp. Phosphate, Agrium Phosphate and EuroChem Phosphates doing in Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America?
Audience for this report
- It will provide you market insights into Fruits & Vegetables, Grains & Oilseeds and Rest (Crops).
- This report provides market sizing and forecast for the Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America market. It also provides market sizing and forecast along with the drivers/inhibitors/opportunity analysis for each of the micro markets.
- The report provides deep dive competitive landscape covering the top players such as Potash Corp. Phosphate, Agrium Phosphate, EuroChem Phosphates and Yara Downstream.
- The reports provides benchmarking insight on the top players Potash Corp. Phosphate, Agrium Phosphate, EuroChem Phosphates and Yara Downstream.
- The report provide competitive intelligence on Potash Corp. Phosphate, Agrium Phosphate, EuroChem Phosphates and Yara Downstream.
- Global Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America companies
- Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America manufacturers
- Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America traders, distributors, and suppliers
- Governmental and research organizations
- Associations and industry bodies
- Technology providers to Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America companies
Along with Market data, you can also customize MMM offerings that are in alignment with your company's specific needs. Customize to get all-inclusive industry standard and deep dive analysis of the following considerations.
Technical analysis
The use and effectiveness of the phosphatic fertilizers in North America region depends upon the effectiveness and awareness of the fertilizers products and crop type in the different countries of North America.
- A detailed study of the use of phosphatic fertilizers and agriculture industry in the major countries of North America such as the U. S., Mexico, and Canada. This will help to know in detail about the penetration of phosphatic fertilizers products in the region.
- A comprehensive approach towards factors impacting the application of phosphatic fertilizers such as penetration of other synthetic fertilizers, crop yield, usage pattern of the fertilizers, and soil test summaries can be provided.
Product offering Analysis
- Analysis of the phosphatic fertilizers product offering along with the product description and application that are provided by the key players in the phosphatic fertilizers market in North America.
- Analysis of the production capacity of the key players along with number of manufacturing plants and its presence in different countries of North America.
- Overview of the key market trends and new product developments and innovations impacting the growth of the phosphatic fertilizers market at country level in the North American market.
Just in Time Data
- Daily updates in terms of price assessments, market analysis of the North America phosphatic fertilizers market that helps in making purchase and sales decision.
- Real time data update in terms of key developments in the North America phosphatic fertilizers and related agrochemicals market. The key developments, such as mergers and acquisitions, new product developments, joint ventures, expansion, and invest plans at the country level.
Related Commodity Market & Regulations
- Data and statics for related commodity markets such as nitrogen fertilizers, water-soluble fertilizers and other crop protection products can also be obtained on customization request.
- A review of existing regulatory legislations in different countries in North America for fertilizers, rising environmental concerns, policy to include and promote the use of phosphatic fertilizers in different countries around the region.
Patents Analysis
- A detailed analysis of the published patents for the phosphatic fertilizers North America market by country can be provided.
- Patents analysis as per new technology along with the in-depth analysis of the claims, descriptions, and specifications can also be provided.
Trade Data Statics
- Phosphatic fertilizers imported and exported annually in major countries of North America, which are tracked down at the sub segment level (Diammonium Phosphate, Monoammonium Phosphate, Superphosphate)
- A detailed analysis of the trade statics of the phosphatic fertilizers in North American region country wise, and its impact on production capacity, cost of production, demand pattern and the prices of phosphatic fertilizers.
1 Introduction
1.1 Objective of the study
1.1.1 Overall goal of writing the report
1.2 Market Definition and Scope of the study
1.2.1 Market Definition
1.2.2 Areas covered
1.2.3 Markets Covered
1.3 Stakeholders
1.4 Research Methodology
1.4.1 Secondary sources
1.4.2 Primary Sources
1.4.3 Market estimation methodology (Top-down, bottom-up, data triangulation.)
1.4.4 Macro indicators for the study
1.5 Assumptions
1.6 List of Acronyms
2 Market Overview
3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America, By Applications
3.1 Split By Geography
3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada by Applications
3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S. by Applications
3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico by Applications
3.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America
3.2.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America, By MacroIndicators
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America-Agricultural Land
3.2.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America, By Geographies
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-U.S.
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Canada
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Mexico
3.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America
3.3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America, By MacroIndicators
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America-Agricultural Land
3.3.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America, By Geographies
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-U.S.
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Mexico
3.4 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America
3.4.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America, By MacroIndicators
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America-Agricultural Land
3.4.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America, By Geographies
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
3.5 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America
3.5.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America, By MacroIndicators
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America-Agricultural Land
3.5.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-North America, By Geographies
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Canada
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Mexico
3.6 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America
3.6.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America, By MacroIndicators
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America-Agricultural Land
3.6.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-North America, By Geographies
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Canada
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Mexico
3.7 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America
3.7.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America, By MacroIndicators
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America-Agricultural Land
3.7.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-North America, By Geographies
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
4 Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America, By Types
4.1 Split By Geography
4.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada by Types
4.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S. by Types
4.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico by Types
4.2 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-North America
4.2.1 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-North America, By MacroIndicators
22.214.171.124 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-Agricultural Land-North America
4.2.2 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-North America, By Geographies
18.104.22.168 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-U.S.
188.8.131.52 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-Canada
18.104.22.168 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-Mexico
4.3 Superphosphate-North America
4.3.1 Superphosphate-North America, By MacroIndicators
220.127.116.11 Superphosphate-Agricultural Land-North America
4.3.2 Superphosphate-North America, By Geographies
220.127.116.11 Superphosphate-U.S.
188.8.131.52 Superphosphate-Canada
22.214.171.124 Superphosphate-Mexico
4.4 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-North America
4.4.1 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-North America, By MacroIndicators
184.108.40.206 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-Agricultural Land-North America
4.4.2 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-North America, By Geographies
22.214.171.124 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-U.S.
188.8.131.52 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-Canada
188.8.131.52 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-Mexico
4.5 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-North America
4.5.1 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-North America, By MacroIndicators
22.214.171.124 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-Agricultural Land-North America
4.5.2 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-North America, By Geographies
220.127.116.11 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-U.S.
220.127.116.11 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-Canada
22.214.171.124 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-Mexico
5 Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America, By Geographies
5.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada
5.1.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada, By MacroIndicators
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agricultural Land-Canada
5.1.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada, By Applications
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Canada
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Canada
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Canada
5.1.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada, By Companies
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agrium Phosphate-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Potash Corp. Phosphate-Canada
5.1.4 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada, By Types
220.127.116.11 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-Canada
18.104.22.168 Superphosphate-Canada
18.104.22.168 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-Canada
220.127.116.11 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-Canada
5.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S.
5.2.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S., By Applications
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-U.S.
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-U.S.
5.2.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S., By Companies
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mosaic phosphate crop nutrients-U.S.
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-U.S.
5.2.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S., By MacroIndicators
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agricultural Land-U.S.
5.2.4 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S., By Types
188.8.131.52 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-U.S.
126.96.36.199 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-U.S.
18.104.22.168 Superphosphate-U.S.
5.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico
5.3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico, By MacroIndicators
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agricultural Land-Mexico
5.3.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico, By Applications
18.104.22.168 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Grains & Oilseeds-Mexico
220.127.116.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Rest (Crops)-Mexico
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Fruits & Vegetables-Mexico
5.3.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico, By Types
188.8.131.52 Diammonium Phosphate (DAP)-Mexico
220.127.116.11 Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)-Mexico
220.127.116.11 Superphosphate-Mexico
22.214.171.124 Others (Phosphatic Fertilizers)-Mexico
6 Phosphatic Fertilizers-North America, By Companies
6.1 Split By Geography
6.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Canada by Companies
6.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-U.S. by Companies
6.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mexico by Companies
6.2 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Others(Company)-North America
6.3 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agrium Phosphate-North America
6.3.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agrium Phosphate-North America, By Geographies
22.214.171.124 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Agrium Phosphate-Canada
6.4 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mosaic phosphate crop nutrients-North America
6.4.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mosaic phosphate crop nutrients-North America, By Geographies
188.8.131.52 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Mosaic phosphate crop nutrients-U.S.
6.5 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-North America
6.5.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-North America, By Geographies
126.96.36.199 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-Canada
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-CF Phosphate-U.S.
6.6 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Office Cherifien des phosphates-North America
6.7 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Potash Corp. Phosphate-North America
6.7.1 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Potash Corp. Phosphate-North America, By Geographies
184.108.40.206 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Potash Corp. Phosphate-Canada
6.8 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Yara Downstream-North America
6.9 Phosphatic Fertilizers-EuroChem Phosphates-North America
6.10 Phosphatic Fertilizers-ICL Fertilizers-North America
6.11 Phosphatic Fertilizers-PhosAgro Phosphate based products-North America
6.12 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Others-North America
6.13 Phosphatic Fertilizers-BASF SE -North America
6.14 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Bayer AG-North America
6.15 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Dow Agrosciences LLC -North America
6.16 Phosphatic Fertilizers-E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DuPont)-North America
6.17 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Monsanto Company-North America
6.18 Phosphatic Fertilizers-NUFARM LIMITED-North America
6.19 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile SA-North America
6.20 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Syngenta AG-North America
6.21 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Uralkali JSC-North America
6.22 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Makhteskim Agan Group-North America
6.23 Phosphatic Fertilizers-SumitomoHealth & Crop Sciences-North America
6.24 Phosphatic Fertilizers-Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative-North America


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September 15, 2014
World Tourism Day (WTD) 2014
Posted by Jean - Philippe LE MOIGNE en 7:30 AM
World Tourism Day (WTD) 2014, celebrated under the theme Tourism and Community Development. The official WTD 2014 celebrations will take place in Guadalajara, Mexico, on 27 September. For more information: wtd.unwto.org
May 5, 2014
Development of the Public Use Plan and implementation of Limits Acceptable Change methodology in Rapa Nui National Park.
Posted by Jean - Philippe LE MOIGNE en 8:12 AM
Everything ready for the start of the planning process On Friday May 02 has formally begun the preliminary stage of the development of Public Use Plan and the implementation of the methodology Limits o Acceptable Change in Rapa Nui National Park. These activities are part of the substantial support that the Provincial Chief CONAF Easter Island committed to the project known as "Bien Público Rapa Nui" As stated the project website, this "aims to develop a Strategic Plan for Ethnic - Cultural destinations, bearing eastern island as a pilot territory" This is an external CONAF proyect, where the role of the institution is to support and promote a sustainable approach to tourism in this initiative, which especially considers the special characteristics of the Rapa Nui National Park in terms of the vulnerability of natural and cultural heritage. Going further: http://planusopublicopnrn.blogspot.com/
April 21, 2014
Destinations for All World Summit 2014
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Going further: www.destinationsforall2014.com
March 21, 2014
Adventure Travel World Summit
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February 26, 2014
IUCN World Parks Congress
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The IUCN World Parks Congress will be held in Sydney, Australia from 12-19 November 2014. Going further: www.worldparkscongress.org
July 9, 2013
X Congress in Private Nature Reserves in Latin America
Posted by Jean - Philippe LE MOIGNE en 9:10 AM
http://asiconservachile.cl/x-congreso-latino-ago-13.html (in spanish)
July 4, 2013
Sustainable Tourism as a Tool against Unsustainable Development
Posted by Jean - Philippe LE MOIGNE en 11:34 AM
In current days, It is very well known that in this global world most of time the development is executed without taking into account land ordering, environmental variables, community thinking and goals, among others. One example of this problematic it has been happening for a few years in the Pehuenche Community called Camilo Conoequir Lloftunekul, located in Chile, Araucania Region, specifically in Curarrehue Village in Trancura Valley. This location has lots of tourism attractions, been some of them, the beautiful landscape with volcanoes, Rivers, Forest, proximity to Argentina border (5km), cultural heritage led by Mapuche - Pehueche ethnicity, among others. Since 2010, an hydroelectric company has been trying to install a plant for electricity production in a river named Anehuerraqui, which is an affluent of the great Trancura River, which is known around the world because of its excellent conditions to do adventure tourism activities as rafting and kayaking. Furthermore, the water that brings Anehuerraqui River is used by the community to irrigate plantations of different products, and also some families do subsistence farming. As we can see, there is a confrontation of two kinds of developments or uses that are difficult to fusion. For one side, the hydroelectric plant is going to produce a big quantity of impacts which are going to affect directly tourism activities and daily life of families. On the other side, nowadays there is a pushful experiential tourism driven by the Pehuenche Community Camilo Conoequir Lloftunekul that is improving quality of life. According to this scenario, there is a question that arises. Is it possible to fight against this crazy development using sustainable tourism as a tool? To answer this question (according to this case) it is necessary to understand what the community has been doing related to tourism development. A couple of years ago this community started establishing experiential tourism without knowing, and today they have an offer extremely interesting, including accommodations, restoration, kayaking, apiculture, guiding, among others. Diagram 1: Tourism development in Trancura Valley – Community camilo Conoequir Lloftunekul.
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They have a team of approximately six to seven volunteers who help in the garden, as well some college students who are paid to help maintain the garden. Betty calls the garden her "full-time hobby" and the couple's website, Arlington Garden, is a comprehensive showcase for their garden, including an iPhone app, developed by their son.


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Published August 10, 2010
Members of a pre-Aztec civilization used human bones—likely from their freshly dead relatives—to make buttons, combs, needles, spatulas, and dozens of other everyday utensils, Mexican archeologists say.
The discovery comes from a new analysis of 5,000 bone fragments found in the ancient city of Teotihuacan, a large archaeological site about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northeast of Mexico City (see map).
Femurs (thigh bones), tibias (shinbones), and human skulls were transformed into household items shortly after death, noted team leader Abigail Meza Peñaloza of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
"The Teotihuacanos used different stones as knives to finely remove the flesh and muscles from the bones," Meza Peñaloza said. The bodies had to be as fresh as possible, she added, because after a person dies, his or her bone quickly becomes too fragile to sculpt.
Rebecca Storey, a Teotihuacan expert at the University of Houston, said that making utensils out of human bone fits with the ancient culture.
"They were not particularly afraid of death," said Storey, who was not involved in the discovery. "They buried the members of their family under and around their houses and manipulated their bones."
(Related: "Ancient Pyramid Found at Mexico City Christian Site.")
"Bone Factory" Used Only Adult Remains
The Teotihuacan metropolis in Mexico, also known as the City of the Gods, is one of the largest ancient urban centers in the Americas. The city thrived between about 100 B.C. and A.D. 650. (See "New Digs Decoding Mexico's 'Pyramids of Fire.'")
The pre-Hispanic culture is known to have practiced human and animal sacrifices, as evidenced by bones buried in the city's temples that are thought to have been offerings to the gods. (See pictures of sacrificial victims unearthed in Teotihuacan.)
The newly analyzed bones were found across a neighborhood of the city called Ventilla. The fragments, which date to the Classic period—the city's heyday, between A.D. 200 and 400—show only marks left by the defleshing process and no signs of ritual sacrifice, the UNAM researchers found.
What's more, the bones used to make the artifacts appear to be from locals, who were traditionally buried under the floors of their family homes.
"When I compared frontal sinuses—a bone so distinctive and unique that it works like a fingerprint—used in the artifacts with those from buried skeletons, they were identical," Meza Peñaloza said.
The bone shapes didn't match samples from skeletons of sacrificed foreigners, indicating that the bone artifacts were made from fellow Teotihuacanos.
The archaeologists also found that artifacts were made only from the bones of adults in their prime, perhaps because childrens' bones were too fragile, while the bones of the elderly might carry diseases such as osteoporosis.
"They preferred the bones of healthy adults who appear to have died of natural causes. But life expectancy at the time was short—people would die in their 30s," Meza Peñaloza said.
(Related: "Ancient Tomb Found in Mexico Reveals Mass Child Sacrifice.")
Keeping Relatives' Gifts Alive?
For now the UNAM archaeologists don't know who was working at the "bone factory" or what was done with the removed flesh.
And Meza Peñaloza said it's not yet possible to link individual bone artifacts with particular households. But her team does plan to run an isotope analysis to figure out where the people whose bones became utensils likely lived.
By looking at the types of strontium and oxygen atoms found in adult teeth, for example, the researchers can tell where a person drank water, and thus whether they lived most of their lives in Teotihuacan or had moved there from coastal communities.
Meza Peñaloza's team also hopes the find will eventually help archaeologists better understand the symbolism of using bone to make housewares.
(Also see "Bone Flute Is Oldest Instrument, Study Says.")
"Let's say that an arm bone from someone who was a good tailor was made into a needle to keep the gift alive in a certain way, or that someone used a button from a grandmother to remember her," she said.
"It's possible, but we cannot be sure of it at this moment."
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Spaghetti with Sun Gold Tomato Sauce
Warm spices, supersweet Sun Gold tomatoes, and a short cooking time reinvent the ordinary marinara.
Published: August 2013 Servings: 4
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 2 sprigs basil
- 1 sprig thyme
- ½ sprig tarragon
- 1 whole star anise pod
- 1 whole clove
- 4 cups Sun Gold or cherry tomatoes, halved
- 2 tsp. Sherry or red wine vinegar
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 12 oz. spaghetti
Nutritional Information
- Calories (kcal) 410
- Fat (g) 9
- Saturated Fat (g) 1
- Cholesterol (mg) 0
- Carbohydrates (g) 70
- Dietary Fiber (g) 4
- Total Sugars (g) 8
- Protein (g) 12
- Sodium (mg) 130
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add onion and cook, stirring often, until soft but not brown, 6–8 minutes. Add garlic, basil, thyme, and tarragon sprigs, star anise, and clove and cook, stirring often, until fragrant, about 2 minutes. Add tomatoes and vinegar. Cook, stirring occasionally, until tomatoes release their juices and a sauce forms, 10–15 minutes. Discard thyme, tarragon, and basil sprigs, star anise, and clove. Season sauce with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, cook spaghetti in a large pot of boiling salted water, stirring occasionally, until al dente. Drain, reserving 1 cup pasta cooking liquid.
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For a "great" bottle of wine, one that guests may recognize the name of, I like Marty's in Allston, they have a separate room for their expensive wines, while most stores just have a dedicated case. Unfortunately, if you go there during an off time, their wine experts may not be there and the rest of the staff won't be much help.
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I think they're the best, there's also a Marty's on Washington Street in Newton between the Whole Foods and Walnut Street.
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Brix is in the South End. Correct me if I am wrong, but they focus more on the middle-to-high priced range ($20-100) rather than very expensive bottles?
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There are a couple of good wine shops in the South End. One is the Wine Emporium on Tremont and Dartmouth and the other is New Boston on Columbus and West Newton. I have always found them both to be helpful though I don't shop for wines in the $200 price range.
Inside city limits I can recommend BLM Wine + Spirits (www.blmwine.com) on Comm Ave as a place with helpful employees & decent selection. And, less helpfully, my hands-down favorite shop is Harrigans in Hamilton on Rt 1A. I know it's a hike, but they are worth the drive, to me.
Go see Howie Ruben at Bauer Wine on Newbury Street. I know he has some first growth Bordeaux and a few other gems in your price range.
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I regularly go to Rapid Liquors in Stoneham on Main Street/Route 28. The owner, Paul, is very knowledgeable, and helped picked out a drop-dead great magnum red for a New Year's party last year.
I know you asked for in Boston, but for those on the N. Shore, try the Wine Shop in Reading. Owners buy great choices and the staff is fantastic. Great variety of cheeses and specialty food items as well. I love going there for a unique bottle to bring as a gift but for myself, they carry the Kim Crawford New Zealand line, which I love!!!!!
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I don't have much experience with Wine Shops in the Boston area, but I love the folks at the Wine Shop in Reading. The staff are always helpful. They have a great 3-year aged gouda there that I love to buy and snack on.
Federal Wine has a fantastic selection (including collectibles) and great advice from specialists in several areas.
Lower Falls Wine, on the border of Newton and Wellesley on Rte. 16 is great. All of the staff are very knowledgeable and they have a great collection of unusual wines as well as a focus on quality ones. Not sure about Petrus, but they might find you a boutique wine that's just as good. Otherwise I will second (or third) Marty's, though again it is hit or miss if you'll find someone who knows what they're talking about.
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I recommend calling Esprit du Vin in Milton to get their input. They are a small and very knowledgeable wine shop and you could not go wrong!
Marty's... the location on Washington St... best overall selection of excellent wines in Boston area. For one bottle the others mentioned above will be able to do the trick.
Table & Vine is the better... the king... largest selection... but that is located almost 2 hours from Boston, so think its probably not an option. If you are ever near that place check it out... great.
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LOVED Table & Vine when I visited there last fall! I think my friend and I were in there for about 2 hours. :-)
Buzz across the stateline into NH and save the sales tax. Not a lot of $200 bottles but depending on how many friends you're entertaining, I would go with 4 @ $50 or 3 @ $75. Make sure you have your menu in mind when making your selection. I have yet to have a $100 + bottle of Cab or Bourdeaux that went well with lobster !
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The NH State Liquor Store also has their entire inventory online with pricing. You can also see which stores have the wine you're looking for and the quantities they have. When they put something on sale that you like and are also running a case discount deal, it's an ideal time to stock your cellar.
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The selection in the state stores is poor. Much worse than they used to be. They concentrate on the brands that you can find anywhere. Prices are hardly even worth the trip.
I agree with TonyO. Don't know your hosts, of course, but it's so rare for me to drink a bottle of wine that retails commercially for more than $20-30, that I doubt I'd be able to tell the differerence between a $75 one and a $200 one. (Both would be fantastic.) But I would certainly enjoy the chance to try more than one -- say a Chateau d'Yquem Sauternes alongside a Petrus (saw several of these in Cardullo's in Harvard sq last week, while looking for a $10 botttle to take to a party). I definitely think one bottle of dessert wine would be a nice treat.
there are quite a few good wine shops, as you can see. For me, what is important is the person selling the wine- whose taste I need to feel simpatico with. For me, it's Howie at Bauer Liquors on Newbury St. near Mass Ave. Very honest straightforward fellow with great knowledge and taste.
Brix is the only place in the city I'd trust for wine over $50. They really know their stuff.
I don't know what they have in your price range, but we really enjoy the diverse selection and knowledgeable staff at Grapevine Travelers (http://www.grapevinetravelers.com/) in Medford Square.
Solera in Roslindale is one of my favorite wine shops. They have very good (although small) selection. Furthermore, the owners of the shop really know their wines and have amazing suggestions for every price range. Also, unlike most wine/liquor stores in Boston, you really are supporting a small neighborhood shop.
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Gary's Liquors, on the parkway in W. Roxbury. 1999 Beriger Reserve Cab. Usually $100, their price 59.99. 2000 or 2001, Chateau Lafite Rothchild, I beleive is $250 or $350. Some nice vintage champagnes also.
Anytime I'm spending more than $100 for a bottle I buy through Esprit du Vin in Milton. It's a drive for me but they have some wines I haven't been able to find anywhere else. They have a great selection of hard to find French and Australian reds and some brilliant dessert wines and single malt whiskeys.


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Reinvested dividends have contributed most all of the stock markets total returns over large periods of time. Some dividend investors automatically reinvest their distributions over time, which leads to compounding of their interest. Others do not re-invest automatically and instead wait for distributions to accumulate before adding onto existing positions or initiating new ones.
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I would consider SYSCO to currently be the best value of the names you've mentioned. P/E under 13x, yield over 4%. They'll pick up market share during this period and they have a great balance sheet.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 22, 2009 at 9:30 PM
I am relatively new to dividend focused investing, but for the most part I am automatically reinvesting the dividends. My positions are relatively small - generally 3k-5k - so I have just found it easier and more convenient to sign up for DRIPs.ReplyDelete
I suppose if a core holding ran way up then I would unenroll on that security and maybe even sell but I intend for these to be very long term investments and am worried about overthinking each $40 dividend decision.
I really like your list and own all except the KMP. I agree on the SYY, I just bought it a couple of weeks ago on a dip.
Regarding overvaluation: passively reinvesting does save the time and trouble of trying to adjust to the market's valuation levels. On the other hand, using the dividends as part of a dollar-cost averaging program could better a passive-DRIP return without delving into strategies to spot over- or undervaluation.ReplyDelete
Of course, the additional funds have to be scraped up...
I used to automatically reinvest, however I stopped because of the overvaluation problem. Pooling the dividends allows provides me with flexibility. However, I do not look for the most undervalued stock. Instead I use the money to fill up any areas that are off target for my asset allocation. This has allowed me to be able to focus on ensuring I am on the path to a correct and balanced asset allocation.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 3, 2009 at 12:39 AM
Another discount brokerage is Interactive Brokers, the only caveat being that they have a US $10 per month minimum commission charge. Since I'm putting around $5k per month in, that doesn't bother me, but if you can't buy every month, that will be excessive.ReplyDelete
But what I like about it: US stocks cost US $1 to trade; Canadian stocks cost even less (at current exchange rates): CAD $1. Other exchanges are a bit more expensive: e.g., to buy on a Euro-denominated European exchange costs 4 Euro, which is a bit above US $6; to buy on the Australian exchange is AU $6, which is a bit below US $6. Hong Kong exchange stocks charge a percentage, but I've paid in the neighborhood of US $3-4 to buy those.
There is a flat US $2.50 fee for a currency exchange-- but unlike buying a foreign currency through a bank, there is ZERO brokerage-imposed spread. If somebody is willing to sell you an Australian dollar for US $.93045 then that is exactly what you pay, and the brokerage just collects its $2.50 and nothing else.
On the other hand, you can't automatically reinvest dividends (IB doesn't allow it), but that doesn't bother me because I add new money every month and just combine it with the accumulated dividends. And the fact that I get dividends paid directly in the underlying currency and don't have to pay those stupid rip-off ADR "pass-through" fees is a bonus. (Seriously, if you want to own shares of dividend payers like BHP Billiton or Total or Nestle or Unilever, why buy it on the US exchange? Just to put pass-through fees into some banker's pocket because you love bankers and want to help them out?)
- Win GreenJune 18, 2014 at 8:34 AM
First off, love your articles. For someone who has been DG investing for only a relatively short time, you are doing a great job. I started DG investing in the early 1970's, and have been slowly "modifying" my criteria as time goes on, and as I have made intermittent mistakes. Try to learn from them, but NOT repeat them.ReplyDelete
As I am approaching full retirement (age 55 now), my portfolio has grown quite large, primarily thanks to continuous saving, investing, and reinvesting. My dividend income exceeds my needs now, so probably saving for the children/ future grandchildren. I take all dividends in cash now, and will reinvest dividends ONLY if the stock is significantly undervalued, and if it fits all my entry criteria and is not larger than 5% of the portfolio. However, for a younger DGI, reinvesting makes a lot of sense. One of the first stocks we bought was Exxon (XOM), it now is right at 10% with dividends reinvested. Obviously, I do not reinvest anymore due to its size now. In fact, sold a little this year to lower concentration.
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Those who propose and conspire to an armed rebellion against the United States should be and will be stopped.
You think the greatest country on Earth, with the most freedom, the best opportunities, and no limits to success for anyone, is being driven into the ground? And you are perplexed that I disagree with your views? Patriotism is standing behind your country. It is the love and devotion to your country. It is not attacking every policy with which you disagree with such vengeance to make it seem you are spoiled by the success we have achieved over our long history.Patriotism is not just standing behind the flag and following blindly along as the country is driven into the ground.
No one has removed your rights. That argument has no merit. Some rights are protected but many here just make up rights (like the Court has done with Roe v Wade, for example) and screech when they think those perceived 'rights' have been violated. Some so loudly that they think rebellion against the United States should even be considered.Nobody has mentioned armed rebellion as the most desirable, practical method...nor have they said they are ready for one. What I have heard...and it seems quickly turned around as "evil thoughts" is that if it came down to the removal of our rights we would stand and fight.
Can you describe a single instance when your personal rights have been violated? You had to submit to a search at the airport?If YOU choose to just follow orders that go against our Constitutionally guaranteed rights then so be it. Follow the flock, but do not suppose to judge others on their belief in patriotism.
People work themselves into a frenzy over nothing. Just the fact you can discuss this type of activity in public is a right that would uickly get you arrested and detained n many other countries. That you do not appreciate that fact is...well...disturbing.
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Sunday, September 15
The Mess - {Jalapeno Cheddar Biscuits}
But then life happened. So I scrapped it. And I'm starting over:
I've come to realize that stress and uncertainty often send me heading for the coffee shop. Maybe I shouldn't self-medicate with sugar and caffeine, but the simple act of treating myself to something somewhat forbidden in terms of budget – both caloric and monetary – is soothing.
So, basically, if I'm at Starbucks – alone - odds are that something is wrong.
Before you worry, I'm ok. This "wrongness" is definitely not why I've been away from the blog. Since graduation, I've been busy in the most wonderfully rewarding way; growing closer to a lot of incredible people and making memories that I'm glad I didn't miss out on.
These are amazing times, dear readers, but part of the closeness and memories I'm experiencing are sad, too. It's really hard to see the people you care about in pain.
I'm on the outside looking in on relationships that are ended, doomed, or crushed before they've begun.
I'm seeing friends struggle to find work; struggle to make ends meet.
I'm seeing insecurities ruin good things, and fear prevent risk and growth.
Recently, I've had to be the friend who relays unwanted information. The one with a different perspective, or just the one who knows the true story. And it's so hard, because it's always the kind of information you know it would be so much easier to just keep to yourself. To bury it away in the back of your mind and go on encouraging your loved ones to the fullest of your heart's ability. To lie, quite plainly, to yourself and to their face for the sake of smiles.
But friends don't do that.
And so today, after a couple long chats, I've ended up at Starbucks. And I'm inhaling my drink.
And I feel better. A little helpless, maybe, but better.
It's at least made me realize that I'm genuinely lucky that my biggest struggle these days is figuring out how to be supportive.
Which is, often, harder than it seems.
Jalapeno Cheddar Biscuits, adapted from Alton Brown's Southern Biscuits
One thing I can always count on making me feel better - and more in control - is baking, of course. I love quick recipes like this because they're low effort but high payoff; which is exactly what I've been needing lately. Served to friends in need, especially with eggs and bacon aside home fries, they're sure to lift spirits.
2 c flour
2 1/2 tsp baking powder
3/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp pepper
2 Tbsp butter, chilled
2 Tbsp shortening
1/2 jalapeno, minced
Handful or two of shredded cheddar cheese
1 c buttermilk, chilled
Preheat your oven to 450F and line a baking sheet with parchment or aluminum foil.
Mix the dry ingredients together in a medium bowl. Add in the butter and shortening and press into the flour until the mixture is somewhat sandy. Be careful not to let it get too hot – you don't want to let anything melt.
Add in the jalapeno and cheddar and mix briefly to combine.
Make a well in the center of the dry ingredients and pour in the buttermilk. Using a rubber spatula, gently fold the wet and dry ingredients together until just combined. Pour onto a floured surface and pat gently into a rectangle. Fold the dough over itself and repeat 3-4 more times.
Pat out the dough into a rectangle about 3/4 to 1 inch thick and cut into 12 squares. Transfer to the lined sheet, spacing each square about 1/4 inch apart. Bake 15-20 minutes until nicely brown on top.
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Looks delicious! Hope things get better.ReplyDelete
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Maybe make them some of the biscuits. I imagine they are much like a Starbuck's coffee in the comfort department, but better :)
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I'm sorry you're having a hard time. But I'm happy to see you blogging again. I've always enjoyed your recipes and the way you write. I have made many of your cakes with great success every time.ReplyDelete
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I realy hope things get better Kaitlin. I from Portugal and now i am already following your blog, Congratulations!ReplyDelete
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The Solano County Continuum of Care's 10-year plan to end homelessness may be released early next year for community review. Such documents are an increasingly popular tool that communities nationwide are using to compete for a shrinking pot of government housing money.
The consortium is taking a broad approach which includes addressing chronic and short-term homelessness through better prevention and services, and the building of more affordable housing.
Continuum of Care chairwoman Mary Frances Kelly Poh of Benicia said the chronically homeless are people who have lost housing more than once over the last three years. They are living on the streets or they "couch surf" repeatedly with friends and family.
The goal is to lay out a plan to end homelessness in Solano County, but Poh admits it is an unrealistic one unless funding for housing and other services drastically increases.
"You would have to massively build more housing and look at what is needed at all levels," Poh said.
"We can certainly make a dent in it," she added.
Before completing the plan, volunteers will conduct another homeless count in January in an effort to get a more accurate count of the county's homeless population, Poh said.
Last year, the county's first homeless count showed 672 transient people were living on the streets in a 24-hour period.
Working in the field daily to help homeless people get health care, food and jobs, county health assistant Patrick Stasio put Solano's homeless population at between 3,500 and 6,000.
Solano's safety net for homeless individuals and families should have more shelter beds, and more transitional and affordable housing, officials say, as the move from transitional to permanent housing is the hardest one to make.
A skeleton version of the county's 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness calls for creating 64 more shelter beds over the next 10 years, and also developing what's known as permanent supportive housing. In these housing projects case managers work with clients to assure they don't end up homeless again, Poh said.
Other components are to increase the number of once-homeless people staying in permanent housing, and in getting jobs.
It's unclear if 64 shelter beds will be enough to make a difference in getting homeless people off the street, which is why an accurate homeless count is critical, Poh said.
To get a better handle on how to help Solano's homeless, surveys of the county's housing stock and of services for poor homeless people are being conducted, said P.J. Davis, director of Community Action Partnership of Solano County.
It's vital to find where adults and youth are falling through the cracks and to identify how they can connect with proper agencies and services, Davis said. Such points are when teens leave foster care, or when others leave hospitals and jails, Davis said.
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Solano County Supervisor Barbara Kondylis, who serves on a county social service committee, lauded the plan's goals to provide more shelter beds and affordable housing. However, she said she wants more concrete details, and more emphasis on the "working poor" who are at high risk of becoming homeless.
Davis stressed the plan is intended to be a "living document" which will adapt over time.
County director of health and social services Patrick Duterte said the document could help Solano County get a clear picture of the homeless population, and ramp up homeless services which he calls inadequate.
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