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The New South Wales Government is being criticised for not doing enough to help the recreational horse industry in the Eurobodalla cope with equine influenza (EI).
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Two backbenchers who caused the former Chief Minister Clare Martin immense grief have been named as new ministers.
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243 Tasting Notes
Ok, this is good. Apparently there's a dusting of raw cacao on this tea, giving it its chocolate aroma and flavour, and to be fair, it does smell an awful lot more like chocolate than a lot of chocolate-flavoured teas. It's a light brew, but still definitely tastes of chocolate floating over a decent oolong, with a dry mouthfeel and hints of malty ovaltine and, in later steeps, the return of tasty cardboard. I'm still not convinced it's doing anything significant to detox me, because I think detoxes are unnecessary and dumb, and I am DEFINITELY no skinnier. But while this is by no means a substitute for actual chocolate (and I don't think substituting healthy versions of bad things you like to eat works anyway, because it's never more than a shallow imitation) but man, it's a nice cup of tea. Shame it's backed by all these price-inflating health claims, though, or I'd probably buy a lot more of it.
Detox stuff annoys me. There's never any claims about what is supposed to come out of your body, or how the product makes that happen, and besides, as long as your liver and kidneys work, that's all the detox you'll need.
I usually avoid stuff with bs health claims, but sometimes detox teas actually taste really good.
I know, the claims are so vague that they basically don't mean anything. I suspect that the people reporting seeing a difference in doing a tea detox are basically replacing sodas and other largely empty-calorie drinks with unsweetened tea, which OF COURSE is going to help you lose weight and not make your blood sugar spike and crash and make you feel like poo. And as you say, if your liver and kidneys AREN'T working as they should, it'll take more than three cups of tea a day to fix it.
But this is really tasty, so I bought some matcha and raw cocoa and will attempt to replicate it with comparable tea that doesn't cost £5 for a teensy packet and see if it's still delicious.
Yes, this is good.
Sipped on this last night while I rested my sleepy, aching bones, and finished the last of a pair of paintings I made as a thank you to a friend for sending me a DVD of Parks and Recreation, after some ruffians absconded with my copy when they broke into the old house a few months back. So happy to have the gang back in my life.
Why isn't eggnog such a readily available thing in shops in the UK, I wonder? It really is a shame, as it's one of my most beloved winter flavours. To that end, I was really grateful to see that Stacy was still doing an eggnog tea, and even more grateful when my little bag of it turned up at my door. It's got a bit of buttery green taste and a lovely, creamy mouthfeel, with that lovely sweet eggnoggy flavour, and just as much nutmeg as there should be. It's even pleasant when you nod off while watching River Cottage and the last half of your cuppa's gone cold by the time you wake up. Good.
Goodness, what a day. I was so exhausted by this week that I was legit anxious about going 45 minutes up the road to Slough to see some Doctor Who peeps I've not hung out with in ages – and so tired that I stuck around for about 2 hours before heading home, and I think we spent a good 45 minutes of that having a coffee at the bar because the crowds were making me squirrely. My social threshold is low these days.
So I wanted something really fundamentally cozy and brown when I came in, and this is one of the most brown teas I know. It's got a soft roasty earthiness to its fragrance, with a punch and creaminess from the coconut. I also discovered tonight that the best way to serve it is to brew it for like 10 minutes and serve it without accoutrements. It's cozy, earthy, layered, and those little top notes of fruit just lift it really nicely. And the coconut doesn't overwhelm, which is forever my concern with coconut. This is good. This weekend is good. Good.
Dear Gosh, this was the worst day ever. Trying to catch up after a week's worth of doing a special time-sensitive project while also covering my normal jobs, plus an escalating series of new demands left me standing in the lift with a tea trolley and sobbing. It was awful.
Tonight demands a good, solid cuppa. This is cozy and good, with malt and raisins and good. Very good. I feel better.
Such a pleasant surprise after a horrible, horrible day at work that saw me both taking a short lunch and leaving late and not getting everything done and everybody wants me to do more things and everything's going wrong and then I spilled a cup of coffee just as I was getting ready to leave and cried.
Then I got home and found a lovely little bundle of happiness from Butiki waiting for me on my doorstep! I couldn't wait to get stuck in and try something lovely – I went for this fine specimen because the fragrance was magnificently enticing – mmm, chocolate – and the leaves themselves are these lovely, lofty, fluffy curls. The flavour is every bit as comforting. It kind of reminds me of a very nice darjeeling, but there's more: I'm getting soft cocoa, caramel, dates, raisins. Wowzers. So cozy. This has made my day.
Before I dive into tea examination proper, it needs to be said that my crush on Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is escalating to a level that may be construed as unseemly.
As for the tea, oh blessums, this is nice. Just like Katarina (whom you may remember from the like 4 episodes of Doctor Who where she was a companion, three of which are missing) this blend is innocent and sweet, and full of kindness and love. The fragrance is redolent of falling leaves, sweet grass, and an abundance of perfectly ripe stone fruit. The peach and apricot lead the flavour, as lovely straight up as it is sweetened with sugar or honey. It tastes like sunshine on a gentle, warm springtime day, which seems somehow oddly fitting for a night when we've been told to expect snow. Living further north here in the UK than I was in my home and native land, I kind of understand the collective winter seasonal affective disorder that falls over a country where the sun comes up at like 9 and goes down by 4.
(And then in summer, the humidity renders my asthma and hayfever and eczema so bad that I'm just a sluggish misery guts all the time – there's about 2 weeks of the year in Oxford where I'm actually at my best!)
Ok, so this tea is WACKY.
I grant that, opening the eensy weensy little sample sachet I ordered and breathing in deeply, this tea really does smell uncannily like good shortbread: it's got that nutty, buttery, biscuity light sweet fragrance down so perfectly that if I were blindfolded, I don't think I'd be able to tell the difference between this and an actual piece of shortbread based on smell.
And then there's the flavour.
It's not the same sort of let down that you get when a tea smells really potent and tastes like a cup of lightly astringent water that may once have been homeopathically exposed to a molecule of flavour. It's definitely got a taste, it's just a weird divergence from its dry smell – the flavour isn't sweet at all, and that shortbready note is overtaken by masses of roasty butter that almost tows a savoury-sweet line instead. If I had to compare it to anything, it would be a fragrant lovechild of buttery popcorn and buttery basmati rice, so there's a hint of an inherent underlying sweetness, but also at times it almost feels like there's a bit of salt going on as well? WACKY.
And it's actually really, really nice. I'm on like my fifth resteep now and the buttery popcorn flavour is just now finally giving way to that this-tea-is-nearly-spent cardboard taste. So weird. My mouth is confused.
MY MOUTH DOES NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT'S HAPPENING it's like there's an almost salty aftertaste and mostly it's buttery rice with occasional moments of oolong.
"It's not the same sort of let down that you get when a tea smells really potent and tastes like a cup of lightly astringent water that may once have been homeopathically exposed to a molecule of flavour." Quote of the day! lol
Oh, hello toasty. I tried this as a sample (and might have gone back for, like, thirds) at the T2 shop in Shoreditch last time I was in the neighbourhood, and it really is cozy. It's a simply-flavoured simple oolong that hits the spot really well when you want something a that's warm and sweet and kind of like a soft cotton throw blanket. It's got soft notes of toasty almonds and honey, and while I wish I was getting more flavour out of the oolong base, I wonder if that might be because this is one that needs a longer steep than I gave it. I'm definitely happy to keep investigating it!
Ok, so I do actually get strawberry jam out of this one. Indeed, I get strawberry jam in this one well into the third or fourth steep, beyond which point it's fully superceded by lightly sweet, floral oolong and occasional hints of tasty cardboard.
(No really, tasty cardboard. I think that's the slightly vegetal undertones melding with a noticeably dry mouthfeel?)
I still think it costs more than it's worth, but I get a good 7 infusions out of a scant spoonful of leaves, and could probably keep going if 7 wasn't the limit of cups of tea I can get through in a work day!
So yeah, decent cuppa. I still don't think it will make me any healthier than any other tea, but I like things that taste like jam, so that'll do.
I think I see what they're doing here: they're naming these flavours in ways that appeal to people who wish they were eating ice cream and biscuits and stuff instead of drinking tea, and definitely not serious dedicated tea drinkers. Because I really don't get how this is ice cream.
The scent of the tea leaves does admittedly have a curious buttery, creamy fragrance – like some serious naturally sweet high-fat dairy cream action going on up in there, maybe even cheesecake. Like wowzers. But judging by the name of it, I'd have expected this to translate into a seriously creamy mouthfeel and masses of ice creamy flavour, and I just can't find it at all.
Don't get me wrong, it's a nice tea, but I'm not getting that WOW BOOM THIS IS LIKE DRINKING HOT ICE CREAM WHAT THE NUTS IS HAPPENING IN MY MOUTH factor you'd expect from something calling itself ice cream tea. It's got a nicely creamy, green oolong taste, a bit astringent and a touch of melony vegetables toward the end, and the speed with which I'm getting through my second steep of it is a testament to the fact that I find it pleasant. I just can't give it top marks, though, because while it's nice, it just doesn't deliver what it says on the tin.
And I still don't believe it's really significantly better for me than drinking an oolong that's just as nice and costs a fraction.


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Waiting tables can be rough, especially if some cheapskate stiffs you on a hard-earned tip. A server recently found herself in such a situation after a man claiming to be a pastor refused a gratuity because he already "gave to God." Hey, whatever happened to acts of charity?
If you plan to stuff your face while watching the Super Bowl with the ever-present, always popular finger food, chicken wings this Sunday, you may find the price will have increased dramatically between now and then.
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When making a resume, there is a fine line between standing out and being too gimmicky. Job seeker Philippe Dubost completely destroyed that line, but we have to say his Amazon-style CV is much more brilliant than it is off-putting.
A recently deceased Pennsylvania man went to a fast food restaurant so often that his daughter arranged for his funeral procession stopped by the drive-thru on the way to his burial. This is why you should be nice to your family: when you are dead, they're in charge.
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Messy Storm Arrives In New Jersey Earlier Than Expected
The snow that began falling earlier than expected across south Jersey prompting higher amounts of snow to fall than forecast is beginning to turn to sleet and rain.
The snow that began falling earlier than expected across south Jersey prompting higher amounts of snow to fall than forecast is beginning to turn to sleet and rain.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for tomorrow as a storm bringing a mix of snow, sleet and rain continues to head towards New Jersey.
New Jersey still looks to be getting its first taste of winter this weekend.
A thick blanket of fog that covered northern New Jersey for much of day is causing problems at the airports.
New Jersey is starting to feel the effects of the Nor'easter with showers and some light snow and freezing rain falling across the state.
The pre-Thanksgiving Nor'easter still looks to be more of a rain event starting Tuesday night and lasting into Wednesday.
The pre-Thanksgiving Nor'easter looks to be more of a rain event with freezing rain possible for parts of north Jersey starting Tuesday night.
Power is being restored to Berkeley and Lacey Townships on the coldest morning of the season so far where 10,000 were in the dark on Sunday morning.
A line of strong storms is crossing New Jersey with the potential to cause power outages after causing damage across the midwest.
The first snowfall of the season is causing some slowing of traffic as winter makes an early arrival in New Jersey with the promise of unseasonably cold weather to follow.
A strong line of thunderstorms has prompted a Thunderstorm Warning to be issued for most of the state and knocking out power for thousands.
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GREAT NECK – If you're thinking about ducking out of a store or restaurant for a cigarette break in Great Neck, think again. On Tuesday, the village approved a smoking ban on sidewalks along or within 125 feet of Middle Neck Road, including businesses, parks and public housing. It's
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Students, volunteers go back-to-school shopping
Student Journey January, 8, and volunteer Jennifer Grimes, go on a Back-to-School shopping spree Tuesday, July 26, 2011, at the Lawrence Target store, courtesy of Target and The Salvation Amy.
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This seems a bit insensitive. This child deserves privacy. Target should not use her to advertise their generosity.
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Journey is a beautiful name...period!
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Journey January is a wonderful name!
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Very sad that these children don't have parents who will do the school shopping with them.
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Robert H. Castellon, 85
GILFORD — Robert Henry Castellon, also known as Bob Wilson, "The Voice of the Bruins", 85, of Gilford, N.H. passed away on January 15, 2015 after a courageous battle with lung cancer.
Bob was born March 9, 1929 in Stoneham, Mass., the son of Henry Elwyn and Louise (Wilson) Castellon. He grew up in Arlington, Mass., attending the Arlington School system, graduating from Arlington High School in 1946. He enlisted in the U.S. Air Force, serving three years, stationed at Williams Air Force Base in Chandler, AZ. He served as an airplane instrument mechanic and was honorably discharged in June 1949.
He married the love of his life, Nancy E. Sargent on Thanksgiving Day in 1950, in Arlington, Mass. They enjoyed 64 years of marriage.
Bob attended Boston University, transferring to Leland Powers School of Radio, Television and Theatre in Boston and graduated in June 1952 as Vice-President of his class. As the top candidate in his class, Bob was offered a job in Crowley, Louisiana in 1952. This served as the beginning of his long and illustrious career in broadcasting. He was a staff announcer for KSIG and KLFY in Lafayette La., in addition to broadcasting minor league baseball, Golden Glove boxing, high school football and basketball. Bob continued his career in Baton Rouge as a rock and roll disc jockey.
Returning to the Boston area in 1957, Bob was a Top 40 DJ at WCOP. Needing to have a two-syllable name to fit the stations' jingles, Bob assumed his mother's maiden name of Wilson and became Bob Wilson. In 1962, Bob moved to WHDH in Boston and his 30-year association with the Boston Bruins began in 1964. Except for two years spent in St. Louis as the KMOX television sports director, Bob was the "Voice of the Bruins" from 1967 until his retirement in 1995. Bob's distinctive booming voice, descriptive powers and knowledge of hockey painted a vivid picture of the game for his listeners. Bob prided himself on calling a game with fairness, not necessarily objectivity. He never missed a game in his career, which including exhibitions, preseason and playoffs means some 3,000 games. A legendary icon in the business, Bob was the consummate professional, mentor, teacher and role model for generations of hockey enthusiasts. For several years, Bob provided the play-by-play for the Beanpot tournaments in Boston. A savvy business man, Bob started Bob Wilson Productions and was the spokesman for South Boston Savings Bank for 21 years, and did various commercials, voice-overs, industrials and served on the local board of American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA).
Wilson was founder and first president of the NHL Broadcaster's Association and voted the "Best Radio Sports Play By Play" twice by Boston Magazine. Earning the highest honors in his field, Wilson was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto with the Foster Hewitt Award, the Massachusetts Broadcaster's Hall of Fame and the Massachusetts Hockey Hall of Fame. One of Bob's proudest moments was the naming of the radio broadcast booth, "The Bob Wilson Radio Booth" in his honor at the TD Garden in Boston in 2011.
Bob was a wonderful husband and father and loved his family dearly. His main goal in life was to provide them with the best and happiest life that he was capable of, and often worked several extra jobs to accomplish this. By keeping the family name of Castellon for his family, he provided his children with the privacy that enabled them to lead a normal, happy life growing up in Belmont, Mass. He was very proud of all of his three children, seven grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and one great-great granddaughter.
Bob's hobbies included 15 years in the Senior Bowling League, golfing, boating on Lake Winnipesaukee, as well as creating and maintaining beautiful gardens and landscapes. Bob and Nancy's gardens were a featured stop on local garden tours. Bob enjoyed following all sports on both radio and television.
He is survived by his wife, Nancy E. (Sargent) Castellon, of Gilford, his children, Linda Tucker and her husband Leo of Montour Falls, N.Y., his son William Castellon and his wife Nancy of Kittery, Maine, his daughter Patti Hines of Laconia, N.H.; his grandchildren Jennifer Cilley, Timothy Tucker, Michael Castellon, Rebecca Castellon, Robert T. Castellon, Susanna Hines Mack and Betsey Hines Wilder; his great grandchildren, Kyle Ellsworth, Michael, Dawson and Sierra Verdegaal, Brianna and Kevin Hoessli-Tucker and Ellie Tucker, Rozalyn Mack and Derek Wilder; his great-great granddaughter, Aubrey Ellsworth.
Bob was pre-deceased by his parents and his sister, Margaret and her husband, George Dalrymple. One sister, Brenda Cox of Arlington, Mass., and many nieces and nephews survive him.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Boston Bruins Foundation (100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114) or the Bob Wilson Memorial Scholarship for Communications c/o Lakes Region Scholarship Foundation, PO Box 7312, Gilford, NH 03247-7312.
A celebration of Bob's life will be held at Gilford Community Church, 19 Potter Hill Road, Gilford, N.H. at 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 24, 2015. A reception will follow the service.
A spring burial is planned in the Wixson Memorial Garden, Gilford, N.H.
Wilkinson-Beane-Simoneau-Paquette Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 164 Pleasant Street, Laconia, NH is assisting the family with the arrangements. For more information and to view an online memorial go to www.wilkinsonbeane.com.
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Laconia Youth Football and Cheer Association will be holding its 2014 Season Awards Banquet On January 24, 2015 at 4 p.m. The banquet will be held at the Laconia High School in the auditorium.
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The Belmont council of the Knights of Columbus held a free throw contest on Saturday at the Holy Trinity School gym in Laconia. The picture shows the winner, Adam Barton and the team leaders. Left to right: Mark Messier, Grand Knight Belmont, John Shevenell, District Deputy and Richard Sonia, Laconia Grand Knight. (Courtesy photo)
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EAST ANDOVER — Mrs. Normalee Kenney, 71, of East Andover, N.H. died at New London Hospital on Jan. 15, 2015.
She was born in Laconia on June 23, 1943 and is the daughter of Armand and Constance (Laramie) Nadeau. Normalee attended parochial school in Laconia and graduated from the Tilton-Northfield High School in 1961.
She was employed for 42 years at Webster Valve in Franklin prior to retirement.
She is survived by her husband of 50 years, Richard F. Kenney of East Andover and a sister, Patricia Johnson of Lancaster, and nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents.
A Mass celebrating Normalee's life will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2015 at 10 a.m. in St. Mary of The Assumption Church, Chestnut St., Tilton. Burial will be private in the NH Veterans Cemetery. There are no visiting hours.
All are invited to a reception following the service at the Fr. Boutin Center, located directly behind the church.
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Said Carlo Rosella [8], news director for one of Berlusconi's several television channels, "Garlic for me is a sort of persecution. They put garlic in almost any dish: With meat, with fish, everywhere. It's not politically correct to impose garlic on everybody."
Restaurateurs are divided. Chef Filippo La Mantia [9] of Rome [10]'s Ristorante Trattoria proclaimed, "I will never use garlic! You can cook perfectly well without it. I use a lot of different ingredients — mint, basil, capers, orange, lemons — to make up for it."
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Applications are now closed for the Idea Camp 2015. We were delighted to receive 400 applications in response to our "Build the City" open call. The 50 selected ideas have been chosen by ECF and our advisors.
The Idea Camp is founded on the principles of free and open culture. Participants should be prepared to share their ideas in development with a wider audience and to take part in public discussions.
The selected applicants are invited to ECF's second annual Idea Camp, which takes place in Sweden from 23-25 September. The Idea Camp is being developed in collaboration with the six Networked Programme hubs: Subtopia - (co-hosts, Sweden), Culture 2 Commons (Alliance Operation City, Clubture Network, Right to the City - Croatia), Les Tetes de L'Art (France), Oberliht (Moldova), Platoniq (Spain), Political Critique (Poland). Participants in the Idea Camp will have the opportunity to work with the hubs and benefit from their expertise in relation to the Commons and the role of culture and communities in democracy. After the Idea Camp, participants can submit proposals for the research and development of concrete projects (R&D Grants).
The theme for this year's Idea Camp is Build the City.
Build the City is about people creating sustainable cities through social cooperation and active participation with culture at its heart. It is about applying the principles and ethics of the commons to the transformation of the city, its communities and its economy.
More than urban environments, 'The City' can also refer to a neighbourhood or community where people are working together through cultural activities to shape their environments, improve their common life and develop new social and economic relationships.
Join our dedicated Lab related to the wider discourse around culture, communities and democracy and the Commons, where you can meet and talk with a wider community about these related topics.
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Recognizing the human dignity of persons with special needs, the Felician School provides its students with quality educational programs within a least restrictive environment.
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I want to tell you a story about a little girl in Haiti.
While visiting patients in a rural village, a Partners In Health (PIH) community health worker spotted 14-month-old Lovena. Little Lovena had diarrhea, she was weak, and she had no appetite. With the encouragement of the health worker, her parents brought her to a PIH hospital. Her diagnosis was malnutrition.
This story is all too common. Malnutrition is a terrible disease that afflicts children in Haiti and around the world. It is a disease that stems from extreme poverty… but it is treatable and preventable. And thanks to your generous support, we are able to treat patients like Lovena every day.
Lovena's parents, who were very poor and lived about a two-hour walk from the hospital, didn't understand the source of her sickness. It was severe acute malnutrition, caused by a shortage of the nutritious food toddlers require to grow up healthy.
To help her recover quickly, we immediately provided Lovena with a ready-to-use locally produced therapeutic peanut butter packed with micronutrients, which we call Nourimanba.
The child had many follow-up visits to the hospital so we could ensure she was healthy and growing. Recently, a doctor saw her for a simple cold and reported that she is now a healthy, active toddler. Without the treatment for malnutrition that Partners In Health provided, a simple cold could have easily killed her.
Malnutrition is a sickness of poverty, and the children who are most affected often live in the most rural areas—far from health services and sources of steady employment. When I visit clinics in rural Haiti, up to half of the children I see are malnourished, placing them at much greater risk for other illnesses and even death. The effects, even if the child survives, can be long-term. Prolonged malnourishment can lead to cognitive and physical delays in development that make children less productive for the rest of their lives. These setbacks make them less able to care for their own children, passing on the joint injustices of malnutrition and poverty.
With your help, Partners In Health has been fighting this disease in Haiti and in other countries we work to support. We've made great progress, but we have an ambitious goal—to eliminate all deaths of children under 5 years old from malnutrition in the areas we serve.
We use a simple innovation, a therapeutic peanut butter packed with micronutrients that we produce locally, to treat malnutrition effectively in clinics and in children's homes.
We don't stop at clinical care. In Haiti, we work with farmers to provide them with seeds and training to grow the peanuts for the Nourimanba peanut butter. Then, Partners In Health employs people to make the paste—a mixture of five ingredients: peanuts, milk powder, vegetable oil, sugar, and vitamins. The product doesn't require refrigeration and resists spoiling— making it the perfect treatment for children to take home with them to continue their recovery.
Your support has helped us to accomplish a new standard of high-quality care for the poor, the elimination of this tragic cause of needless death, and a true chance at a productive life for thousands of children.
Dr. Jean Louis Romain, a Haitian pediatrician, has seen countless cases of malnutrition since he began working with us in 2005. He said that children's parents often don't understand the signs of malnutrition. More importantly, mothers of children with malnutrition often feel ashamed that they don't have the means to feed their children, and they avoid seeking care for fear of judgment from the providers or fellow patients.
"It's a sickness that comes from want," Dr. Romain said. "They feel ashamed."
After treatment for the children and support for the parents, however, Dr. Romain said that the parents' attitudes change, and their experiences benefit their communities. Families spread the word about preventing malnutrition and receiving care. The children's parents also receive comprehensive health care and social support through Partners In Health. This helps ensure they can be as productive as possible in providing for their children so that the cycle of poverty and malnutrition does not repeat itself.
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With your continued support, we will be able to reach, support, and treat more of the most vulnerable children and their families.
With gratitude,
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I just installed VCSCommand and I'm getting an error of "No suitable plugin" whenever I try to run a command. I have a filed loaded in Vim that is in a directory with a mercurial repository.
I found some explanations that the "No suitable plugin" error may be displayed if you're not in a "working directory", which I took to mean that the file you're editing should be in a "working directory" of files checked out from the repository. The problem may that (as a new user to Hg) I don't grok Mercurial properly. The file I'm editing is in a directory where I created an Hg repository just to track my local changes. Commands I issued were 'hg init', then 'hg add' and I've been using 'hg commit', 'hg log', and 'hg diff' happily since. Is this directory not a "working directory" of the repo? Assuming this is the problem, how do I "checkout' the files from the hg repo into a working directory?
Or maybe the above isn't the problem with the "No suitable plugin" error at all. I do have the vcshg.vim file in the correct plugin directory, so the plugin is there.
Thanks, any help appreciated.
UPDATE: Just in case my use of mercurial was the problem I tried creating a 'clone' of my main mercurial repo and editing files in the clone. Still get same 'No suitable plugin.' message.
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|Active dry yeast
|1 Tablespoon (1 Package)
|Warm water
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (105° To 115°)
|Canola oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Unbleached flour
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Rye flour
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
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|4 Ounce (85% Lean)
|Sliced fresh mushrooms
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|Chopped onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Chopped sweet red peppers
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Plain non-fat yogurt
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Non fat mayonnaise
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Curry powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Shredded part skim mozzarella cheese
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Let stand for 10 minutes.
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Divide the dough into quarters and shape into smooth balls.
Cover the balls with a clean towel and let rest for 10 minutes.
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Add the ground beef, mushrooms, onions and peppers and cook about 8 minutes or until the meat is browned and the vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally to break up the meat.
Drain the beef mixture in a strainer or colander, then transfer it to a large plate lined with 3 layers of paper towels.
Blot the top of the mixture with additional paper towels.
Set the mixture aside.
Spray 2 cookie sheets with no-stick spray.
On the cookie sheets, pat each ball of dough into a 6" circle, building up the edges.
Bake at 425° for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a small bowl, stir together the yogurt, mayonnaise and curry powder.
Spread on the hot crusts and sprinkle with the meat mixture and cheese.
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The Department of Environmental Management's Division of Fish and Wildlife will hold public workshops in Tiverton and Warwick in late May to discuss the proposed 2016 - 2017 freshwater fishing seasons and the 2015 - 2016 hunting seasons and bag limits regulations.
The public workshops will be held on Wednesday, May 20th (7pm) at the Tiverton Rod and Gun Club, 1529 Fish Road in Tiverton and on Tuesday May 26th (5:30pm) at the Warwick Police Departments Community Room, 99 Veteran's Memorial Drive, Warwick.
Begininng at 7pm following the public workshop on Tuesday May 26th the Division will hold the public hearing on these proposed regulations in the Warwick Police Department's Community Room at 99 Veteran's Memoral Drive in Warwick.
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