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BROOMFIELD, Colo., Feb. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Ball Corporation, employing more than 3,000 employees in the Denver-metro area, today announced the nationwide launch of CANS GET YOU COOKING during National Canned Food Month this February.
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In partnership with the Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI), the national trade association of the metal can manufacturing industry and its suppliers in the United States, CANS GET YOU COOKING is a multi-year, fully-integrated campaign, designed to remind consumers of the great benefits of cooking with canned food and showcase new and exciting ways to incorporate canned food into everyday mealtime occasions.
CANS GET YOU COOKING builds on the insights from a new consumer research study conducted by Artemis Strategy Group, which revealed that consumers have positive associations with canned food and trust the ironclad technology of cans to deliver food that is fresh, flavorful, nutritious and convenient. The research also revealed that when asked which package is best for sealing in freshness and nutrition, existing canned food users chose the can nearly twice as often as frozen boxes/bags or glass jars.
"Through the CANS GET YOU COOKING program, we have teamed with the country's leading grocery retailers and brands to further elevate the benefits and convenience of canned food in the minds of consumers and encourage consumers to continue moving canned foods from the pantry to their plates," said Michael Feldser, senior vice president of Ball Corporation and chief operating officer, global metal food and household products packaging. "Our company is always committed to providing safe, nutritious and refreshing canned food and beverages to consumers in Colorado, across the country and around the world."
The CANS GET YOU COOKING campaign kicks off with a partnership with ABC's The CHEW, a nationally televised daytime food and lifestyle series, and includes a robust consumer-facing national public relations program, partnerships with in-store registered dietitians and a trade media advertising campaign.
According to CMI, the can industry accounts for the annual domestic production of approximately 124 billion food, beverage and other metal cans, employs more than 28,000 people with plants in 33 states, Puerto Rico and American Samoa, and generates about $17.8 billion in direct economic activity.
To learn more about the CANS GET YOU COOKING campaign, consumers should visit www.facebook.com/cansgetyoucooking.
Ball Corporation is a supplier of high quality packaging for beverage, food and household products customers, and of aerospace and other technologies and services, primarily for the U.S. government. Ball Corporation and its subsidiaries employ approximately 15,000 people worldwide and reported 2012 sales of more than $8.7 billion. For the latest Ball news and for other company information, please visit http://www.ball.com.
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The survey, commissioned by the Can Manufacturers Institute and conducted by Artemis Strategy Group, polled more than 1,800 nationally representative U.S. adults aged 18 years old and older of primary grocery shoppers who are meal decision-makers from June 11 to June 17, 2012.
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Trade industry partners and media can learn more about the campaign at www.cancentral.com/cansgetyoucooking
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Whether you were "green" before the color was fashionable or whether you're just ready to find the "shade" that works best for you, here's information about doing just "one green thing."
1. Start saving newspapers so you will have plenty of eco-wrapping paper.
2. Pick up the pinecones in your yard (they will be handy for decorating, wrapping, and even starting fires in the fireplace!)
3. Use last year's holiday cards as "tags" for gift-giving.
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7. Empty the aluminum can bin.You can drop them in the big wagon on Hawick Street in Rockton (money goes to Wimpy's Fund) or cash them in and donate them. Makes you feel good to be helping the environment and people who need it!
8. Pick up the sticks in your yard and stash indoors so you will have plenty of kindling for the winter.
9. Trim the pine tree and use the boughs to make something for your front door. Put it together with string instead of wire, and when the season is over, you can just toss it onto the compost pile (or separate the boughs and slip under the pine tree for mulch).
10. Stock up on organic ingredients for your cookie baking (they will taste better than ever).
11. If you receive electronic gifts (computers, printers, monitors and televisions) for the holiday, you can recycle the old ones at American TV on East State Street on Dock No. 4 in the back.
12. Check the Keep Northern Illinois Beautiful Web site (www.knib.org) for details about the other recycling, including the locations of the 13 sites for your holiday tree.
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Integrated Reporting: Driving Value discusses the benefits and challenges of integrated reporting and outlines four initial steps companies should take to implement the reporting practice.
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The poetic anti-hero of the Samuel Johnson Prize-winning book has much to answer for, says Boyd Tonkin
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Gabriele D'Annunzio visited England in February 1914. True to form, he used his time here to cheer on the slaughter of some terrified innocent creatures. After sharing a bed at the Savoy with two of the four women who accompanied him (more trademark behaviour), the dandy poet, playwright and novelist – still to embark on his chief political and military adventures – travelled up to Great Altcar in Lancashire. There he watched hares being torn to pieces for the annual highlight of the coursing calendar, the Waterloo Cup.
How fitting that the iconic proto- fascist's visit to these shores should merge his two most abiding interests: spectacular violence, and predatory sex pursued strictly on his own terms. By the end of that year, the coming of the First World War had thrust the self-dramatising aesthete and passionate militarist into the front line, literally and figuratively. He would parlay his genuine bravery on the battlefield and as a pioneer aviator – who dropped actual bombs on Austrian-ruled Trieste and incendiary pamphlets on the enemy capital, Vienna – into a starring role on the stage of public life. It saw him not only clear the path for Mussolini's fascist regime, but become a serious rival to Il Duce as the most likely leader of a savagely authoritarian new Italy.
On Monday evening, Lucy Hughes-Hallett's utterly compelling biography of this sulphurous figure – The Pike – won the Samuel Johnson Prize for non-fiction. Mixing close-focus immersive storytelling with wide-screen historical reflection, the book triumphantly shows that one can write the life of a complete bastard and still keep the reader onside, and the author's moral compass intact. As she drily notes of others who have simply cursed her subject, "disapproval is not an interesting response". Superbly deployed, her sources reveal all the seductive charm of the narcissistic bully, deployed in the sexual, artistic and political arenas over the half-century from his sensational first novel, The Child of Pleasure, in 1889, through to his death as a national hero in 1938.
Modern European history scarcely has a stranger tale to tell. No mere dilettante in the vein of the painter Hitler and the poet Stalin, the prolific D'Annunzio had by the late 1900s become a dominant figure in Italian and indeed wider European literature. He braided lush late romanticism and the new wave of symbolism into verses, plays and novels that shook erotic, heroic and fantastic elements into a heady, mesmerising cocktail. Proust, Joyce and Henry James all praised his early work. A prototype literary rock star, he kept adoring groupies all over Europe, even as his pretty youthful curls fell out to be supplanted by the bald, bullet-headed bulldog look that would serve him – and his strutting imitators – so well in the future.
His lovers were invariably treated to a wild ride of acrobatic passion, control-freak idealisation and ruthless disdain when he tired of them. They included his great love Eleanora Duse, the most acclaimed actress of her time after Sarah Bernhardt. (He may, in fact, have slept with the Divine Sarah as well.) Dancer Isadora Duncan, as Hughes-Hallett reveals, reported that a woman courted by D'Annunzio "feels that her very soul and being are lifted into an ethereal region". Distinguished men too fell for his silver-tongued allure. Writer-diplomat Harold Nicolson, having first snobbishly dismissed the mayor of Pescara's son as "a chap one couldn't know", soon left a poetry reading "fervent with excitement".
Yet, within a decade, D'Annunzio had test-driven a form of political power that wannabe strongmen all over the continent observed with fascinated admiration. In September 1919, he and his smartly uniformed squads of Arditi took control of the disputed port city of Fiume (now Rijeka in Croatia). They held it in a carnival of pomp and blood until Italian forces drove them out at Christmas 1920. In effect, D'Annunzio's Fiume constituted the world's first fascist state. Intellectuals who voice the hope that writers and artists should exert more influence on public affairs should study the fate of Fiume and be careful what they wish for.
By late 1922, when blackshirted thugs seized power in Italy street by street, town by town, cosh by cosh, the self-appointed "Regent" of Fiume posed a rhetorical question to his political heir Benito Mussolini. "In the movement which calls itself 'fascist' has not the best been engendered by my spirit?" If not the "best", certainly the most typical: Mussolini could hardly have contradicted his forerunner.
Like many progenitors, D'Annunzio came to believe that Il Duce had "squandered" the legacy he gave him and vulgarised the fascist idea. No matter. The line of descent and inspiration is as pure as the cocaine that D'Annunzio so enthusiastically snorted. Not for nothing did Mussolini encourage a biography of D'Annunzio to be called The John the Baptist of Fascism. The poet-warrior never lost his popularity in Italy. Mussolini, justifiably, later came to fear him.
Above all, D'Annunzio introduced to the young, brittle nation of united Italy the toxic idea of power as performance: one that switches in a flash between charm and charisma on one hand, brutality and braggadocio on the other. Mussolini learned that lesson all too well. So, arguably, did Silvio Berlusconi during his – hugely successful – spells as seducer, debaucher and exploiter of the Italian state. One doesn't need to label Berlusconi a "fascist" (which he isn't) to find the deep affinity that links these three myth-making populists.
Neither is this penchant for outrageous chancers confined to Italy. For as long as a jaded mass democracy turns away in boredom from the grey, bureaucratic men-in-suits who manage most politics, the meretricious glamour D'Annunzio heralded will still appeal. But then a prolific author with a roguish reputation as a ladies' man, a knack for crowd-pleasing stunts and a shaky grasp of economics could never come anywhere near the levers of power in Britain. Could he?
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Philadelphia placed Brian Schneider on the disabled list after the backup catcher sprained his ankle on a home plate collision yesterday.
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Schneider has played sparingly for the Phillies behind the durable Ruiz, starting 20 of the first 74 games and hitting .232 with a .656 OPS.
Kratz is a 32-year-old journeyman with 46 career plate appearances in the majors and has shown some decent power in the minors.
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Friday 03 February 1995
After stripping out the contribution from the night clubs sold recently to Rank, Allied Leisure made a taxable profit of £600,000 from its 16 bowling alleys for the seasonably unfavourable half-year to Christmas Eve.
This compared with a £278,000 loss in the similar period in 1993. The depressed share price rose 3p to 20p.
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Perch or Walleye, Lake Erie is Producing Good NumbersAugust 02nd, 2015
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Time To Start Thinking About Fall Deer Season!August 01st, 2015
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This post is not about beer, it's about water. So why is a beer blog doing a post about water? One; beer is mostly water. Two; beer was often drunk as an alternative to polluted water. St. Arnold of Soisson's miracle was to get local peasants to drink beer, "gift of life", instead of water. […]in Michigan Beer Buzz
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You could possibly get your Michigan black bear before season even opens, and it would all be legal. Starting this year the DNR will have the option to issue bear damage shooting permits for bears causing agricultural, horticultural, or apiary (beehive) damage. Any area open to bear hunting could see a potential for an early […]in Hunting with Mike
The Best Perch Rods for Lake ErieJuly 24th, 2015
The best perch rods are the ones you have the most confidence in, basically meaning what works best for you, is the best perch rod. For me, I have a couple of St. Croix rods that work the best for … Continue readingin Fishing Michigan
Flight of the SphinxJuly 23rd, 2015
Last summer I brought you some incredible views of a Spurge Sphinx caterpillar from Northern Michigan. Later in the month, after the leathery burrowed into the soil to complete its third stage of metamorphosis, I peeled back the moss to reveal the equally fascinating pupa at the end of the tunnel. The adult emerged last […]in Naturespeak
Michigan DNR Fish Restocking Efforts Pay OffJuly 23rd, 2015
Michigan DNR Restocking Efforts A Boon To All Anglers More than 20 million fish stocked this spring means lots of opportunity for anglers in Michigan The Department of Natural Resources today announced the final totals from its spring fish-stocking efforts. DNR fisheries staff stocked a total of 20,099,988 fish that weighed more than 325 tons […]in Hunting with Mike
More tree frogs in our garden this yearJuly 21st, 2015
It sure seems like our garden has become a haven for baby tree frogs. Standing in one spot without having to move, I could see three of them. I've also seen a lot more hopping around in the yard. Tree frogs need water to reproduce, either permanent ponds or temporary pools of water. This wet […]in All Things Green
Cedar Valley Golf Club A Jewel In The Woods!July 20th, 2015
Several years ago my brother Randy and I stumbled onto the Cedar Valley Golf Course in Comins Michigan. We really liked the course layout, but it was in a gradual decline, as the owners were trying to sell it. We always got in several rounds of golf whenever we stayed at my place in Luzerne. […]in Hunting with Mike
Fighting Back Against Michigans Invasive SpeciesJuly 17th, 2015
Everyone who enjoys Michigans waters has a role to play to assist in protecting against AIS. Here are a few simple things you can do! Learn how to identify and report AIS If you equip yourself with the knowledge to properly identify AIS you can help the DNR discover threats. Check out newInvasive Species Alert […]in Hunting with Mike
Wet weather now may contribute to gnarly tomatoes laterJuly 15th, 2015
I don't have to tell you we've had more rain than usual this gardening season in southeastern Michigan. Some locations, like my garden, have had significantly more rain than the official reporting stations because of localized heavy down pours. Don'tbe surprised if you see a higher proportion of misshapen tomatoes in your garden this year […]in All Things Green
Who Makes the Best Crawler Harness?July 15th, 2015
The question posed today was this, "Who makes the best crawler harness?". The answer to the question is an easy one, and many anglers will say the same thing, I do! Not to say, those many will say … Continue readingin Fishing Michigan
What Do the Skinka Do?July 13th, 2015
The skinka the five-lined skinka to be precise do what it hasta do to stay alive and healthy. A big part of this survival strategy involves keeping the inside fires burning and because lizards like skinks dont have inside fires they depend largely upon the generosity of the sun. For them life is all […]in Naturespeak
Pain relievers carry higher risksJuly 13th, 2015
Suddenly, many over-the-counter pain relievers don't seem to be that safe anymore. The Food and Drug Administration recently decided to increase the consumer warning language on the labels of many non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) due to the increased risk of stroke or heart attack for users. NSAIDs are used to reduce fever temporarily or to […]in Healthy Times
Fishing MichiganJuly 12th, 2015
So far this has been a banner year for the Ansel gang hauling in the fish! Had another successful day yesterday at our secret "glory hole," as the grandkids and I had a blast. I landed my fourteenth (14th) bass of the year and to top even that, my 6-year-old grandson landed a 19 inch […]in Hunting with Mike
Mon-Roll: Bicycle to BeerJuly 12th, 2015
There is an event in Detroit called Slow Roll. Every Monday night bike riders gather for a pedal through Detroit's neighborhoods. I got me thinking, why can't we do this in Monroe? We can! So Mon-Roll was created. We did add a slight twist so we included a stop for Michigan craft beer. So here's […]in Michigan Beer Buzz
Rainbow Trout SurpriseJuly 09th, 2015
What a fun-filled week we just spent at the cabin. We swam, spent time at the Traverse City Cherry Festival, did the zip line, fished, played cards (games,) and had some good eating. One of those days we caught 10 rainbow trout ranging in size from 10-16 inches. I decided to try a new recipe […]in Hunting with Mike
Drifting for Big Water WalleyeJuly 08th, 2015
You want to try your hand at catching walleye on the Great Lakes, but your boat might be too small, or its not rigged yet for trolling….no problem! You have many options available, and they all produce almost, or on … Continue readingin Fishing Michigan
Luzerne vacationJuly 05th, 2015
Been awhile since I blogged as we are vacationing at the cabin. Just relaxing with the family as we do all the things one can do in the north woods. Canoeing, 4- wheeling, fishing, and swimming to name a few. Oh I can't forget eating. We are all off our diets for sure. seen a […]in Hunting with Mike
Courts DecideJuly 03rd, 2015
The Supreme Court recently did what they are empowered to do make decisions based on their best interpretation of the constitution. The Constitution provides for an independent judiciary for a reason. We are a nation of laws where the power of the majority does not trump the rights of the minority. Our federal judges […]in Spiritual wickedness in high places


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Bethanie Mattek-Sands battled back from deep trouble to advance but fellow American Louisa Chirico was not so fortunate at the Brasil Tennis Cup in Florianopolis.
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Fourth seed Kurumi Nara fell at the first hurdle as she was knocked out of the Baku Cup following a straight-sets defeat to Olga Savchuk on Tuesday.
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The Lawn Tennis Association says it is making positive progress as it seeks a new performance director in the wake of Bob Brett deciding to leave the organisation.
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Spain's Rafael Nadal and doubles partner Jaume Munar were beaten 6-4, 6-2 by Italian top seeds Simone Bolelli and Fabio Fognini in the Hamburg Open first round.
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Seventh seed Gilles Muller moved into the second round of the BB&T Atlanta Open after a straight-sets victory over American Donald Young on Monday.
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Andy Roddick will turn out on the ATP Tour for the first time since 2012 this week when he partners Mardy Fish at the Atlanta Open.
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Crystals, Colour and Chakra: Healing and Harmony for Body, Spirit and Home - Learn to Harness the Transforming Power of Natural Energies with Practical New Age Techniques and Over 1000 Stunning Photographs and ArtworksHardback
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- Publisher: LORENZ BOOKS
- Format: Hardback | 512 pages
- Dimensions: 176mm x 222mm x 40mm | 1,461g
- Publication date: 30 April 2006
- Publication City/Country: London
- Illustrations note: over 1000 colour photographs and artworks
- Sales rank: 1,073,416
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This unique and beautiful book reveals how the vital energies of nature can be harnessed to enhance not only your emotional peace of mind but your physical health, happiness, well-being, and even living environment. In this comprehensive, practical guide, the expert authors explain how to use the powerful and complementary energy systems and practices of crystal healing, colour and chakra work, space clearing, personal altars and shrines, and the ancient arts of placement and feng shui. With over 1000 evocative images, clear and accessible instruction, diagrams and illustrations, this book offers many wonderful ways to bring mental, spiritual and emotional harmony into your life and into the lives of your family and friends.
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Gill Hale is a feng shui consultant for homes and businesses. She is on the committee of the Feng Shui Society in the UK, a voluntary body which sets the standard for feng shui consultancy and teaching, and edits its journal Feng Shui News. Sue Lilly tutors in crystal healing, flower essences, colour healing and astrology. As an active member in the Affiliation for Crystal Healing Organisations and associations within the flower essence community. Simon Lilly has been working with crystals in healing and self-development since 1985. He has trained in crystal therapy with The Institute of Crystal and Gem Therapists with whom he is now a senior tutor. Stella Martin has studied shamanism, high magic and pagan beliefs for many years. Josephine De Winter is a talented writer and editor who has collaborated on numerous books focusing on new age and magical subjects.