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A documentary about the legendary Muscle Shoals recording studio in Alabama that spawned some of the greatest records of all time.
The story of a small Alabama town by the Tennessee River, where a man named Rick Hall overcame crushing personal hardship to put together a recording studio and house band (the Swampers) that became legendary for its electrifying musical chemistry. Luring some of the biggest figures in 20th century pop music, like Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, theStaples Singers, the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Simon and Garfunkle, the studio produced all time classic songs like "Mustang Sally," "I Never Loved a Man," "Wild Horses" and many more, uniting black and white musicians in the deep south during an incendiary period of racial hostility.official version from magpictures.com
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David Shields's books have the power to change the way you approach all art.
What separates us is not what happens to us. Pretty much the same things happen to most of us: birth, love, bad driver's license photos, death. What separates us is how each of us thinks about what happens to us. That's what I want to hear.
Building on Reality Hunger's polemical call for the lyrical essay—a blending of fiction and fact and autobiography and fraud—How Literature Saved My Life presents an ambivalence about damn near everything (just see the bit where Shields first compares himself to the author Ben Lerner, then to George W. Bush) and in so doing, creates a piece of literature that illustrates the process of how Shields approaches literature, how this has evolved, how he thinks about thinking.
In some ways, Shields is like Nicholas Mosley plus Gregory Bateson plus the 21st Century.
I don't want to read out of duty. There are hundreds of books in the history of the world that I love to death. I'm trying to stay awake and not bored and not rote. I'm trying to save my life.
What I love about Shit My Dad Says is the absence of space between the articulation and the embodiment of the articulation. The father, Samuel, is trying to teach his son that life is only blood and bones. The son is trying to express to his father his bottomless love and complex admiration. Nothing more. Nothing less.
One of the things that I love about Shields's program is that it puts so much emphasis on the narratorial "I" in a way that completely reframes how one approaches literature.
Another thing I love is the way he wants to shatter the genre boundaries . . . actually, that's kind of bullshit. It's a bit grander and more pedestrian than that—Shields doesn't believe in boundaries confining types of writing into separate categories. Writers should use everything at their disposal to express the way they think about the things they think about. In some ways, it's an extension of the metafictional moment—we all know this is bullshit, but instead of simply piercing the fiction veil, let's jam the text full of self-aware reflections, real-life experiences, stories, jokes, observations, characters, etc. Fiction is exploded, but authors still "save lives" by producing art that portrays their way of dealing with existence.
I wanted literature to assuage human loneliness. Nothing can assuage human loneliness. Literature doesn't lie about this—which is what makes it essential.
I can't end this review without mentioning how much I love the voice of this book. It's casual, brilliant, fun, and present. It reminds me a lot of Dubravka Ugresic in its ability to flip between personal experience and mind-blowing statement about society and/or art. Also, this is a book—like Reality Hunger—that readers will argue with, that will piss off readers wedded to more "conventional" novels.
We live in a culture that is completely mediated and artificial, rendering us (me, anyway; you, too?) exceedingly distracted, bored, and numb. Straight-forward fiction functions only as more bubble wrap, nostalgia, retreat. Why is the traditional novel c. 2013 no longer germane (and the postmodern novel shroud upon shroud)? Most novels' glacial pace isn't remotely congruent with the speed of our lives and our consciousness of these lives. Most novels' explorations of human behavior still owe far more to Freudian psychology that they do to cognitive science and DNA. Most novels treat setting as if where people now live matters as much to us as it did to Balzac. Most novels frame their key moments as a series of filmable moments straight out of Hitchcock. And above all, the tidy coherence of most novels—highly praised ones in particular—implies a belief in an orchestrating deity, or at least a purposeful meaning to existence that the author is unlikely to possess, and belies the chaos and entropy that surround and inhabit and overwhelm us. I want work that, possessing as thin a membrane as possible between life and art, foregrounds the question of how the writer solves being alive.
The last five days of the eleventh-century Icelandic politician, writer of sagas, and famous murder victim Snorri Sturleleson (the Norwegian spelling, Snorre, is preserved in the book) make up Thorvald Steen's most recently translated historical fiction, The Little Horse. Murdered. . .
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Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
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The record was recorded with Portishead's Geoff Barrow, although Badwan is keen to play down his involvement. "Despite what people may think, [Barrow] didn't mould us into something he had in his head and the production process wasn't all one way." Badwan, who says "it's boring for people to stay in the same place all the time," also claims he has toned down his on-stage antics: "Half the time I just wanted to find ways of amusing myself," he chuckles. "Still I can't see us going back to how we used to be. Everything has its place in time." [
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So how can we safely protect our kids from these bugs? While botanical and all-natural solutions sound healthy, an 18-month Environmental Working Group study found that certain chemicals are are not only more effective than botanical versions, they're safer too. According to the EWG, parents should look for the following repellants listed in bug spray ingredients to ensure a high level of protection from a variety of biting insects and ticks:
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Talend, a global open source software leader, today announced that Infogroup, the leading provider of high value data and multichannel marketing solutions, is deploying Talend's integration and data management solutions to create a powerful new way to capture and integrate big data. By combining Infogroup's multichannel marketing solutions with Talend's open source integration technology, Infogroup's clients can optimize customer interactions with context and relevance.
Selecting a Fellow Expert in Big Data Technology
Infogroup helps companies increase sales and customer loyalty through its high value data and innovative multichannel digital and offline marketing solutions. It collects, cleanses and analyzes contextually relevant information on more than 235 million individuals and 24 million businesses and provides insight that the company's clients use to develop more effective marketing campaigns. Infogroup needed to create a cost-effective integration framework that would enable clients to build completely custom access to that huge data set via their system of choice, whether it be an in-house inventory management system, or a custom or commercial CRM system. Infogroup chose Talend's enterprise open source technology to provide that access by serving as the integration component of its new Data Axle™ framework.
"Our core competency is assembling data sets and finding linkages so our clients can use them for marketing," said Purandar Das, CTO, Enterprise Solutions, Infogroup. "Instead of continuing to do that with legacy tools and platforms, we wanted to upgrade and embrace modern tools consistent with our technology vision. Part of that vision is adopting open source software, which, among other advantages, promotes faster innovation."
Enhancing Targeted Customer Profiles
The new Talend-based data integration framework strengthens Infogroup's position as both a marketing services provider and a data provider. The company's clients deliver to Infogroup data sets compiled from many sources within their organizations. Infogroup transforms those data sets, building linkages or identifying relationships across the data so clients can get a better sense of what their customers and prospects look like. This enables them to develop and execute sales plans using that information.
"Our vision is to form a partnership where we build a framework that allows other organizations to perform this matching against data sets in some of the emerging NoSQL data stores, such as Cassandra or Hadoop," added Das. "We believe this is an innovative and exclusive capability we can offer, and Talend's integration platform and expertise in data management is a vital component."
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Talend's MDM and data quality capabilities are a valuable addition to the Infogroup offering, but its integration capabilities are the biggest asset.
"The value of data is highest when the data is in real-time," continued Das. "That's why we're building the Data Axle™ framework – to be able to propagate this information in real-time. Talend plays the important role of enabling clients to access that real-time information by integrating customer solutions or platforms into the Data Axle™ so they can consume or publish to it."
The new Talend-based data integration framework will be rolled out in phases, with the ability for clients to do analysis on their own data sets being the first phase. It will be followed by the capability for accessing value-added data gleaned from Infogroup's own data sets.
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Infogroup helps companies increase sales and customer loyalty through its high-value data and innovative multi-channel digital and offline marketing solutions. Infogroup enables its clients – from local businesses to Fortune 100 companies – to target, connect with and engage their most valuable audiences. With cutting edge technology and analytics bolstered by our proprietary, real-time Data Axle™ of contextually relevant information on more than 235 million individuals and 24 million businesses, Infogroup delivers the complete spectrum of value added data, direct and digital marketing solutions. For more information, please visit www.infogroup.com.
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Talend is the recognized market leader in open source integration solutions. The company's enterprise integration platform helps organizations minimize costs and maximize the value of data integration, ETL, data quality, master data management, application integration and business process management, while supporting their shift toward the Cloud and Big Data. More than 3,500 paying customers worldwide, including eBay, ING, The Weather Channel, Deutsche Post and Allianz, subscribe to Talend's solutions and services. With over 20 million downloads, Talend's products are the most trusted integration solutions in the world. The company has major offices in North America, Europe and Asia, and a global network of technical and services partners. For more information, please visit http://www.talend.com.
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I was waiting for you to post a picture of a shad as I had never seen one; somewhat similar to bonefish in looks. I guess they used to run in the Saint John river here before the dams were put in and maybe they still do but I've never caught one.
Re: played with the Shad all morning
I normally fish them in June, in the Delaware river. They're a lot of fun on a 6wt. This time of year they pop in on the beaches. Not much fun on a 10wt but better than being skunked.
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Congrats, I've never fished for Shad, but from the sounds of it they would be fun.
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Then shad are much like freshwater drum (some call them sheepshead, not to be confused with sheepshead/convict-fish, the saltwater species) when I fish in Kentucky. Great fighters and voracious eaters, and very abundant! I plan on targeting them on the fly when I get a chance. Great look of joy in the second photo!
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So I appreciate the deliciousness of long cooked stews but is it really economical to cook oven or gas for six hours? I'm guessing not. Ribeyes for ten minutes or chuck cut for six hours? I love them both but propaganda out there is you can save money with chuck :)
If you cook more than you need then reheating the leftovers will take far less time than the original cooking and so reduce the cost overall. You could also cook something else at the same time.
re: Paprikaboy
Good idea about cooking several things in the oven at once--pilaf, roasted vegetables, apple crisp.
Also, turn your thermostat down when you are running the oven, because the heat from the oven will also heat the space.
voila--you are now breaking even on fuel costs, and your cheap(ish/er) stew meat is still a bargain.
But you are cooking at a lower heat and also larger quantity. You can easily cook a pot of chuck beef in one sitting, and eat for more than a week.
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My oven is fifty cents an hour. And beef stew takes two hours, tops. (at least the way I make it).
I don't run my oven much because it is expensive. Gas is pretty cheap right now, so the range gets used instead. At fifty cents extra per pound, I think the $2.69/lb CHOICE stew beef is a way better deal than a PRIME ribeye at $8/lb (or so, I never buy 'em).
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Okay, so maybe it's $3.69... I buy from costco, and yes, beef is cheap around here. you're in NYC, fer krissakes!
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oh, see, our vegetables are expensive around here.
I'm jealous of the cali folks who get 'em cheap!0-
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You wouldn't be jealous of the Cali folks once you saw their overall cost of living.
You'd have to have extraordinarily high gas or electric rates to make a few hours of cooking wipe out a difference of several dollars per pound. Virtually impossible.


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A school lunch (also known as hot lunch[citation needed] or school dinner) is a meal, typically in the middle of the school day, provided to students at school. Trends, nutritional values and economics have influenced menus. Marketing and a push for healthier meals are two major factors which have influenced school meals around the world in the past decade. In recent years, some schools have served breakfasts in the morning before school starts. Sweden, Finland, the Czech Republic and Estonia are among few countries which provide free school meals to all pupils in compulsory education regardless of their ability to pay.[1][2]
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In the 1980s Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government ended entitlement to free meals for thousands of children, and obliged local authorities to open up provision of school meals to competitive tender. This was intended to reduce the cost of local-authority-provided school meals, but caused an enormous drop in the standard of food being fed to children. A 1999 survey by the Medical Research Council suggested that despite rationing, children in 1950 had healthier diets than their counterparts in the 1990s, with more nutrients and lower levels of fat and sugar.[5]
This became a major topic of debate in 2004 when chef Jamie Oliver spearheaded a campaign to improve the quality of school meals. School dinners at state schools during this time had normally been made by outside caterers. The schools sold a lot of deep-fried fast-food like chips, fried turkey nuggets, pizza and pies. After the programme was shown on Channel 4 (Jamie's School Dinners), sections of the public showed support for the increase of funding for school meals, causing the government to create the School Food Trust. The topic became a factor in the 2005 UK general election. Martha Payne's blog, NeverSeconds about the quality of school meals at her primary school in Lochgilphead made national headlines, after gaining support from Jamie Oliver.
From September 2014 all infant pupils in England's schools are entitled to a free hot meal at lunchtime every day, an initiative of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg who launched the plan at the Liberal Democrats conference in 2013. The government are paying £2.30 for each meal taken by newly eligible pupils. The Scottish government will provide free school meals for all children in Primary One to Three from January 2015. [6] Older children only get free meals if their family gets a qualifying benefit:[7]
The National Union of Teachers is keen to see free school meals for all children. Fiona Twycross has been campaigning to persuade the Labour Party to commit to the universal policy on the basis that according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the National Centre for Social Research free school meals for all significantly increased attainment in schools.[8]
Entitlement to Free School Meals is used as a measure of deprivation by the government. A premium of £1,300 for primary-aged pupils or £935 for secondary-aged pupils is paid for each eligible child to the school for the financial year 2014/5. 11% of families entitled to free meals do not claim them - which means that their schools do not receive the extra funding. It is unclear how this will be affected by the introduction of universal free meals for the youngest children.[9]
The Chartwells catering company which supplies meals to schools in Dorset was threatened with litigation over its failure to provide hot meals after a fire at one of its kitchens.[10]
Free school dinners are served in elementary and secondary schools.[2]
Free school dinners in elementary and secondary schools have been served nationwide since October 9, 1948.[11] In some cities poor people were offered free school dinners from the beginning of the 20th century (e.g., from 1902 in Kuopio, extending to all students in 1945).[12]
In Finland the lunches in higher education (universities, polytechnics etc.) are subsidized. Kela, the social insurance institution of Finland, compensates 1,84 euros per student's daily meal.[13] The meals served are to be as healthy and nutritionally balanced as possible.
Normally, the lunch is prepared like a buffet, where pupils serve themselves as much as they want (mainly potatoes/rice/pasta, meat/fish, soups and vegetables). Bread selection usually consists of white, rye and crisp bread. Milk, buttermilk and water are usually offered as drinks.
Special diets based on religious, cultural or ethnic choices or restrictions due to allergies are served with no extra cost.
School dinner has been free in Swedish elementary and secondary schools since 1973.[14][not in citation given] The government or municipality covers all charges. Normally, the lunch is prepared like a buffet, where pupils serve themselves as much as they want (mainly potatoes/rice, meat/fish and vegetables). Milk and water are usually offered as drinks.[citation needed] There is also other alternatives as Vegetarian food, or religious choices. All special food is free of charge. The catering is usually signed with a private contract, for each city. Much of the products are imported, but still have a good standard. In many schools the teacher or principal eats with the pupils. That is because swedes believe that it creates a stronger connection. [15] In Swedish schools there are also international food weeks, or vegetarian weeks.
School lunches in Denmark may include items such as fruit, roasted duck, potatoes and red or white cabbage.[16]
Norwegian school lunch was supplied from Sweden during the World War 2, partly privately financed. Later all public school lunches were discontinued, so most Norwegians bring a packed lunch. In 2007 one free fruit a day was introduced for all pupils in grades 8 - 10. Subsidized milk is sold at schools.
In France, lunch is considered the most important meal of the day. Students can get lunch at school or go home for it. The lunch break is one to two hours long. French students are taught to take time to savor and enjoy their meals.[17] Students have to pay for the cafeteria lunch; the cost of the meal varies by region. The price of a meal is based on family income; students pay for half of the meal, while the school pays for the rest of it. For example, a typical meal may cost $6, with the family paying $3 instead of the full price.[18]
In the 1970s, the French government began to take steps to improve school lunches. The government guidelines for French schools date back to 1971. The 1971 food recommendation guideline stated that each meal should contain raw vegetables, such as salads and fruits; protein in the form of milk or other dairy products; cooked vegetables twice per week; and carbohydrates on the remaining days.[18] The 2001 food recommendation guideline, signed by the minister for national education, stated that the school lunches must be healthy and balanced. The guideline stated that there should be very little fat in the menu and meals must contain vitamins and minerals. Menus are posted for parents; they vary each day. The main course must contain meat, fish or eggs.[17]
The cafeterias serve five-course meals, even for preschoolers.[19] Schoolchildren eat the same things as adults.[20] A school lunch in France contains an appetizer, salad, main course, cheese plate, and dessert.[19] Bread may accompany each meal. A menu might include potato leek soup, carrot and bean salad, lamb with saffron, an assortment of cheeses, and grapefruit. Each meal is accompanied with water. French schools do not have vending machines.[21]
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A typical school lunch in the People's Republic of China may include items such as white rice, fish, potato and onion mix, and green beans.[16]
School lunches in South Korea include traditional foods like rice and kimchi (fermented cabbage).[22] Other dishes that may be served include sesame leaves stuffed with rice and covered with honey sauce; pumpkin potato soup; a pancake made of egg batter and green onions, with optional peppers and octopus; and a cucumber-and-carrot salad.[22]
In some old schools, the students set and clean the table.
The tradition started in the early 20th century. After World War II, which brought near-famine conditions to Japan, the provision of school lunches was re-introduced in urban areas. School lunch was extended to all elementary schools in Japan in 1952 and, with the enactment of the School Lunch Law, to junior high schools in 1954.
These early lunches initially included items such as bread or bread rolls, skimmed milk powder (later replaced in 1958 by milk bottles and cartons) and later flour donated by an American charity, a dessert, and a dish (such as daikon radish) that changed daily.[23] Other dishes included inexpensive protein such as stewed bean dishes, fried white fish, and, until the 1970s, whale meat. Provisions of rice were introduced in 1976, following a surplus of (government-distributed) Japanese rice, and became increasingly frequent during the 1980s. Hamburg steak, stew and Japanese curry became staples as well.
Today, as of 2004, 99% of elementary school students and 82% of junior high school students eat kyūshoku (school lunch) in Japan.[24] The food is grown locally, is almost never frozen, and, barring dietary restrictions, is the same for every student.[25] Children in most districts cannot bring their own meals to school until they reach high school, nor do schools have vending machines;[25] instead, children are taught to eat what they are served.
However, the daily bento boxes are designed by nutritionists to provide a balanced yet tasty meal for the children, working especially to appeal to picky or unhealthy eaters.[25] "Though Japan's central government sets basic nutritional guidelines, regulation is surprisingly minimal. Not every meal has to meet precise caloric guidelines......Central government officials say they have ultimate authority to step in if schools are serving unhealthy food, but they can't think of any examples where that actually happened." [25]
"And because this is food-obsessed Japan, those standard meals are restaurant-worthy; in fact, Adachi Ward publishes a full-color cookbook based on its best school meals." [23] Dishes range from Asian foods such as naengmyeon, tom yam and ma po tofu to Western foods such as spaghetti, stew and clam chowder. However, "Japanese food, contrary to the common perception, isn't automatically healthy; it includes crispy chicken, rich bowls of salty ramen with pork belly and battered and deep-fried tempura. But, like most cuisines, it can be healthy." [23] For example, "You don't see low-fat options. You don't see dessert, other than fruit and yogurt. You occasionally see fried food, but in stark moderation." [23]
In both elementary school and middle school, students put on white coats and caps and serve their classmates,[23] who then all eat together in their classrooms instead of a cafeteria.[23]
To make lunches affordable for students, municipalities pay for the labor costs, but parents, who are billed monthly, pay for the ingredients.[23] These typically cost about 250 to 300 yen or $3 per meal per student, with reduced and free options for poorer families.[23]
In most Malaysian schools, students eat in a canteen where they purchase food and drinks from vendors. The choice of cuisine available in school canteens are usually Malay, Chinese, and Indian with varieties of rice, noodles, and breads. The common find in the average Malaysian school canteen are varieties of Nasi Lemak, Nasi Goreng, Chicken Rice, Popiah, and Laksa. The food and drinks in the canteens are sold at reduced prices to students. Underprivileged students can apply for the free-food program which, depending on the school, is either sponsored by the schools' parent-teacher associations or by the education ministry.[26]
School meals in most primary and secondary schools, and junior colleges, are provided in each school's canteen (or tuckshop). The canteens are made up of stalls selling a variety of cuisine as well as beverages. Meals in the school canteens are of a cheaper but smaller compared to similar meals in public food centres in Singapore.[citation needed] To cater to the variety of races, religions and cultures in Singapore, school meals often offer a range of cuisines like Chinese, Indian, Malay and Western food. There is always at least one halal stall in each canteen.
To encourage healthier eating habits among children, the Health Promotion Board of Singapore launched the Healthy Eating in Schools Programme which gives an award to schools which serve healthy school meals. This includes cutting down on the sugar content in drinks and desserts, cutting down on deep-fried and fatty food, and including two servings of greens in the meals.[27]
School meals in the Philippines appear to be relatively simplistic, with mainly rice, meat and gravy.[22]
Under the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS), government schools and partially aided schools, along with Anganwadis, provide midday meals to the students attending such institutions, known as the Midday Meal Scheme. The meals served are free of cost and meet guidelines that have been set by the policy. The history of the program can be traced to 1925, making it one of the oldest free food programs for school children.
The Akshaya Patra Foundation, a public-private partnership in midday meal program, is a school meal program run by an NGO. Akshaya Patra started serving 1,500 children in the year 2000 and today it serves lunch to over 1.2 million school children in 8 states in India everyday.
A single afternoon lunch usually contains a cereal which is locally available, made in a way acceptable to the prevailing local customs. Vegetables cooked as curry or soups and a portion of milk is allotted for each child. The menu is occasionally varied to appeal to students.
Children in private schools usually carry their own lunch boxes. Many schools also have canteens, and street food vendors can often be found in front of the campuses.
In the 1960s, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi had intended a non-violent regeneration of Iranian society through economic and social reforms called White Revolution, with the ultimate long-term aim of transforming Iran into a global economic and industrial power. The White Revolution consisted of 19 elements that were introduced over a period of 15 years, with the first 6 introduced in 1963 and put to a national referendum on January 26, 1963. In 1975 the Shah started a program for 'Free and Compulsory Education and a daily free meal' for all children from kindergarten to 14 years of age. It provided free milk (1/3 pint) in schools to all children in Iran as well as pistachios, fresh fruit, and biscuits.
Canada has no national school meal program,[28][29] and elementary schools are usually not equipped with kitchen facilities. Parents are generally expected to provide a packed lunch for their child to take to school,[30] or have their child return home for the duration of the lunch period. However, some non-profit organizations dedicated to student nutrition programs do exist.[31]
The National School Lunch Program was created in 1946 when President Truman signed the National School Lunch Act into law. This legislation was originally created in order to aid farms struggling with their surplus provisions, in a way that was also beneficial to society.[32] Truman intended these meals to promote and protect child nutrition, while supporting consumption of American farm products.[33] Today, the National School Lunch Program is a federal nutrition assistance program operating in over 101,000 public and non-profit private schools and residential care institutions. Regulated and administered at the federal level by the Food and Nutrition Service of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), which defines the current program as nutritionally balanced, low-cost or free lunches to more than 31 million U.S. children each school day.
There is some controversy over the fact that the USDA is currently not only responsible for promoting health through nutritious school meals and diet guidelines, but also for promoting the consumption of major agricultural products such as dairy and pork.[34] Critics say this is an innate conflict of interest, evident in how deciding the National School Lunch Program standards remains a political process, influenced to a degree by food industry lobbyists. As a result, what currently constitutes "nutrition" in these meals does not include some of the basics needed for a healthy diet, as according to nutrition science.[35]
In its 66-year history, the program has expanded. It now includes the School Breakfast Program, the Snack Program, a Child and Adult Care Feeding Program and the Summer Food Service Program. At the State level, the National School Lunch Program is usually administered by State education agencies, who operate the program through agreements with school food authorities.
Generally, public or nonprofit private schools of high school grade or under and public or nonprofit private residential child care institutions may or may not participate in the school lunch program. School districts and independent schools that choose to take part in the program get cash minimal subsidies and donated commodities from the USDA for each meal they serve. In return, they must serve lunches that meet federal requirements, and they must offer free or reduced price lunches to eligible children. School food authorities can also be reimbursed for snacks served to children through age 18 in after-school education or enrichment programs.
School lunches must meet the applicable recommendations of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which state that no more than 30 percent of an individual's calories come from fat and less than 10 percent from saturated fat. Regulations also establish a standard for school lunches to provide one-third of the Recommended Dietary Allowances of protein, Vitamin A, Vitamin C, iron, calcium and calories. School lunches must meet federal nutrition requirements over the course of one week's worth of lunches served, but decisions about what specific foods to serve and how they are prepared are made by local school food authorities.
Vending machines in schools are also a major source of food for students. Under pressure from parents and anti-obesity advocates, many school districts moved to ban sodas, junk foods, and candy from vending machines and cafeterias.[36] Various laws have also been passed to limit foods sold in school vending machines. With increasing concern over traditional vending machines in schools, healthier vending options have gained popularity and are steadily being adopted by schools around the nation.[37][38] Such "healthy vending machines" are marketed as allowing students to perform better in addition to better health.
In April 2012, the Government of the State of Osun in Nigeria pioneered a state-wide school meals programme for all elementary school pupils in public schools. The meals programme known as the O'MEALS programme (an acronym for the Osun Elementary School Feeding and Health Programme), provides lunch to 254,000 children in a total of 1,375 Elementary Schools across the State of Osun. In addition to staples such as rice, beans, yam served with stews, soups and vegetables, the programme incorporates daily fruits on the menu.
The programme is currently being implemented using a total number of 3,007 trained food vendors/cooks. All food items are sourced locally from farmers and others on the supply chain, enhancing the employment level within the State. Addressing children malnutrition has raised their academic performance and has increased the school enrollment making Osun the highest in pupil enrollment in Nigeria at 80%. This represents an increase of 24% compared to figures that existed prior to April 2012. [39]
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Editor's note: Beaches and parks are listed geographically from north to south.
Beaches with this symbol have beach wheelchairs available, either provided as a courtesy, or available for (prearranged) rent and delivery from private companies.
These 23 miles of beautiful beach, located on the central Atlantic coast, are a fantastic mix of bustling action and quiet, secluded seashore. There are pedestrian-only areas perfect for families with children. There is beach access at most street-ends and plenty of larger public parks. From watching the surf to surf fishing to world-class surfing, the Daytona Beach area beaches have everything you'll need for a great vacation.
This quiet beach town is the northernmost in Volusia County. It's primarily a residential community, so there are plenty of quiet spots where you can bask in the sugary-white sand. Take a nap in the dunes, take a dip in the ocean or just enjoy a beautiful sunrise. Tom Renick Park, one of the main public beaches, features sheltered picnic areas, a playground, outdoor showers, restrooms and plenty of parking.
Bicentennial Park
This Ormond Beach park is located on the east and west sides of the beach road, and features spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Halifax River. The complex features baseball fields, basketball courts, a boardwalk, fishing dock, fitness trail, nature trail, pavilion, picnic area, playground, racquet ball court, restrooms, shuffleboard courts, soccer and football fields, and tennis courts.
Ormond Beach
Beach driving is a tradition here where world land speed records were set on the beach during the early 1900s. You can still drive on a section of this beach, but the atmosphere is more relaxed, and reading a good book in the sun is the perfect activity. There are more than a half-dozen beach access points that have restrooms and showers. Visit the Birthplace of Speed Park that commemorates the area's first automobile timed trial in 1903. This park has a picnic area, restrooms and a dune walkover.
Daytona Beach
This is where the center of the action is. Fish the surf, parasail, people watch on the old-fashioned boardwalk. Everyone in your family will have a blast. In addition to the public beach access points where you can drive right onto the beach, there is a mile-long, pedestrian-only zone surrounding the Daytona Beach Pier. Oceanfront Park offers a beautiful green space with volleyball courts and historic sites for a pleasantly relaxing day at the beach.
Sun Splash Park
Beachgoers can sun, splash and beat the heat here. The park features an interactive water fountain, decorative walkways, a shaded playground, volleyball courts, picnic areas, restrooms, showers and two beach access ramps. This is a perfect park to stay cool and happy.
Daytona Beach Shores
This 5.5-mile beach located just south of Daytona Beach is home to only 5,500 locals, and features many attractions commemorating the racing industry. Public access is available at several street ends, and if you are looking for a larger public park, Frank Rendon Park features sheltered picnic areas, grills, a playground, restrooms, showers, a beach walkway and an observation deck.
Ponce Inlet
This tiny town located at the southernmost tip of the area's barrier island provides a perfect spot to stop and enjoy the beach and sparkling Atlantic Ocean. In addition to swimming, surfing and sunbathing along the beach, the 52-acre Lighthouse Point Park has nature trails, an observation deck and tower, and picnic areas. Fishing along the beach or the inlet is a fun treat and a number of marinas offer easy access to deep-sea fishing charters and outfitters.
Smyrna Dunes Park
Perched on 73 acres of pristine land on the northern tip of the New Smyrna Beach peninsula, this park is surrounded by water on three sides: the Indian River in the west, the Ponce de Leon Inlet in the north and into the Atlantic Ocean to the east. It's a unique environment that is home to a variety of animals, birds, reptiles, marine life and vegetation. Explore the more than two miles of elevated boardwalks that wind through the principal habitat, sand dunes. Guided nature walks are educational programs are also available. The park also features picnic areas, pavilions and an observation tower. Pets on a leash are allowed here.
New Smyrna Beach
Consisting of more than 13 miles of beautiful white beach, New Smyrna is considered a safer area beach due to the rock ledges 45 miles offshore, which eliminate dangerous undercurrents. There are a number of public access points and city and county parks. The beach is open to vehicles from sunrise to sunset in certain areas, and quaint restaurants and shops line the nearby streets.
Mary McLeod Bethune Beach Park
This six-acre park between the Halifax River and the Atlantic Ocean has a boardwalk on the oceanside and a fishing pier on the riverside. In addition to basking in the sun and dipping your feet into the warm Atlantic water, you can play basketball and tennis, watch the kids play in the playground or have a picnic. The park features a pavilion, grills, picnic tables and restrooms.
Canaveral National Seashore, Apollo Beach
Located approximately seven miles south of New Smyrna Beach, this is the northern beach access to the Canaveral National Seashore. The park is a barrier island which features ocean, beach, dune, hammock, lagoon, salt marsh and pine flatland habitats. It's a beautiful, quiet place to spend your time. This additional 24 miles of beachfront is undeveloped, so be sure to bring any supplies you may need for the day. There is a parking area with boardwalk access over the dunes. The park also has nature trails, lagoons, the Eldora State House historical site and the Turtle Mound archeological site.
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This stock is going to go back to the $6.00 range that you saw it reach when the merger was announced. The CEO announcement will be a positive as it will be an outsider and the Starboard influence will be seen as positive. Anyone who thinks Starboard is going to dump their shares is really silly. They invested a boat load of money to get just what they are getting, a great return on their investment and Board Seats. The next risky time for this is when they announce quarterly results, but I believe that ODP will have a good third quarter. After that is becomes how fast can they integrate and cut costs.
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A British antiques dealer has pleaded not guilty to stealing a rare first edition of the orks of William Shakespeare.
Raymond Scott appeared on Friday in a court in Newcastle in northeastern England. He is charged with theft, handling stolen goods and removing criminal property. His trial was set for June.
The 53—year—old Scott is accused of taking the rare volume from Durham University in 1998. His arrest came after a man took the edition to the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, claiming he had found it in Cuba.
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With a stay at Sheraton Zagreb Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Zagreb, steps from POGON - Zagreb Center for Independent Culture and Youth and minutes from Branimir Centar. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Victims of Fascism Square and Mestrovic Pavilion.
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