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MIAMI, Feb. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Green Innovations Ltd. (OTCQB: GNIN) (OTCBB: GNIN) ("Green Innovations" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Green Hygienics, Inc. ("Green Hygienics"), has received a vendor listing number from Vallarta Supermarkets, Inc. ("Vallarta"), a California-based family-owned chain of supermarkets.
"We are very pleased with the initial positive response that we received from Vallarta. They are eager to start listing our brands into their stores and have initiated the process by providing us an immediate vendor number," stated Tray Harrison, National Sales Manager of Green Hygienics. "We look forward to receiving their first purchase order over the next few weeks and shipping product for their 43 retail locations soon after."
Vallarta Supermarkets (Carniceria Vallarta) was founded in 1985 by Enrique Gonzalez Sr., who was later joined in the business by his four brothers, his son, and a nephew. As the business has grown, great customer service and providing the highest quality products at great prices has remained their constant goal. Vallarta Supermarkets has since grown to a total of 43 stores throughout California (Ventura, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Kern, San Diego, Santa Barbara, Tulare, Orange, and Fresno counties). The company employs approximately 8,000 full and part-time workers. For more information about Vallarta Supermarkets, visit www.vallartasupermarkets.com.
About Green Innovations Ltd.
Green Innovations Ltd., through its wholly-owned subsidiary Green Hygienics, Inc., is the exclusive licensed North American distributor of American Hygienics Corporation's 100% tree-free bamboo-based product line, including personal care and paper-based goods. The Company provides consumers the opportunity to enjoy high-quality and performance eco-friendly goods from dedicated experts that have been producing bamboo products for over a decade, along with the cost-benefit of local raw material manufacturing, and the satisfaction of knowing that by using these products they are doing their part to reduce their carbon footprint and to continue the movement towards a more healthy and sustainable planet.
For further information regarding Green Innovations Ltd., contact:
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Website: www.greeninnovationsltd.com
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We (my wife and I) will be undertaking a 3 week maritime experience by car during autumn this year. Fly into Halifax, then to Lunenburg, around the costal route to Annapolis Royal, then to Baddeck, Dingwell (on the Cabot Trail), PEI, then the Fundy Coast and finally drop the car off in Quebec. What is the best route between Moncton and Quebec City?? There appears to be at least two options. An eastern option via Miramachi City (then via Highway 108 to Grand Falls or similar) or head west to Fredericton and then head north (Highway 2). I guess the routes would be identical from Grand Falls?? We are retirees and now take these drives in a relaxing manner to enjoy the sights - we have allocated 3 days (2 nights) for this part of the trip.
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The Trans-Canada (Hwy 2) is a much better and more scenic route. Fredericton is certainly worth a visit, and you will also want to stop along the way at such places as King's Landing (just past Fredericton) and Hartland with the world's longest covered bridge. From time to time, you can leave Hwy 2 and take one of the secondary highways that run right along the river.
Whatever you do, don't waste your time stopping at the so-called "Magnetic Hill" outside Moncton.
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Dear Laverendrye, Thanks for your perspectives - much appreciated. Are there any specific areas that we should leave Hwy 2 and take secondary roads along the river??
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ROFL @ the Moncton reference. I wonder what Moncton would be were there a direct path between Hopewell Cape and Halifax, which did not include Moncton.
Whatever you do, have plenty of gas when going between Moncton and Fredericton - there should really be more gas stations than there are.
The freeway there is nice and new-ish, and not so heavily traveled as those in major U.S. cities.
My best suggestion about the route is, once you get up to the St. Lawrence, get off the main highway and drive on some of the smaller, local highways that parallel the main road. Pass through local communities & imagine their way of life in what is a pleasant setting most of the time. I especially liked leaving the main highway between Trois Rivieres and QC (from the other side).
Perhaps the best part is, if you gain nothing from having done so, you can easily leap back onto the main freeway to speed up your passage. You're not going out of your way at all to drive the local roads, all in the same direction.
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Whatever you do, do not drive across NB on a road through the woods for what will seem like a million miles.
If this was my trip -- and it has been many times -- I'd go up the coast tihroungh Cambellton into Quebec province and turn west at Mont Joli.
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Take the route along the river between Trois Rivieres and QC. It's beautiful...especially around St. Jean-Port Joli. There are fantastic wood sculptors and galleries/shops alog the route in the area and they have a park in town that features large sculptures that is worth the drive.
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The above posters might have meant "Rivière-du-Loup" (not "Trois-Rivières"). Trois-Rivières is not on your itinerary if you drive from Moncton to Quebec City.
Enjoy the drive - and the side roads, too!
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Ventdest: I stand corrected and embarrassed.
Of course I meant Riviere-du-loup. Trois-Rivieres is on the other side of the river between Quebec City and Montreal.
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Oh MsLizzy don't be embarrassed! Many people mix the two cities, I just wanted to make sure the OP wouldn't get confused
A couple more ideas for stops -
Along Route 2 in New Brunswick:
Fredericton - definitely worth a stop; quiet provincial capital city, victorian homes, historic downtown, small but very nice art gallery (Beaverbrook Art Gallery)
Hartland - driving through the covered bridge is a must
Bristol - small town with an amazing restaurant in a vintage railway car, called "Fresh Fine Dining"
Grand Falls - check out the falls and gorge, right in town - zipline over them if you're adventurous - a 95-year old lady did it last week
Edmundston - if you drive by there at meal time and you like healthy and vegeterian food, I can recommend Le Lotus bleu
For a change from the 4-lane, take route 105. From Exit 333, East of Fredericton, it follows the St. John river closely all the way to Fredericton. The same route 105 is quite attractive West of Fredericton as well, with beautiful fall colours.
Oh and the route 108 you considered would be what BAK describes - a loooong road in the middle of the woods.
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Has anyone been to Harpswell in Maine.
We are planning to visit Portland, Maine
around August and would like to drive to Harpswell.
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Bonnie Marshall was first introduced to fennel when she and her husband lived in Europe, where fennel has been used for centuries for culinary and medicinal purposes.
In early Roman times, fennel was thought to improve eyesight, suppress hunger and control flatulence. Today, some recommend fennel for a number of uses that include improving digestion, helping alleviate heartburn and bloating, and assisting with slimming and weight loss.
"Fennel has a fresh, new taste," she said.
Not only does fennel have a refreshing taste, it's low in calories and is full of dietary fiber and vitamins, including B vitamins, vitamin C, calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium and zinc.
Fennel is often confused with anise — and with good reason. It is a relative of cumin, dill, caraway and anise. The plants are similar in appearance and all produce seeds that are commonly used in cooking and baking.
According to the Herb Society of America, there are five varieties of fennel. The common names for these varieties are: wild or sweet fennel, bronze fennel, Florence fennel, Roman fennel and wild pepper fennel.
Wild or sweet fennel provides the anise-flavored seeds most often used in cooking, while Florence fennel produces a bulb that looks like a cross between leeks and celery. The bulb has a mild, sweet licorice taste and is sometimes mislabeled "anise" in grocery stores. It is often used in Mediterranean cooking and can be grilled, baked, stewed or eaten raw.
Simple to use and easily found in most area grocery stores such as Smith's, Reams, Harmons and Maceys and food markets such as Sprouts, fennel lends a light and refreshing flavor to salads and soups. The sliced, sauted bulb as well as the minced leaves go well with baked or grilled salmon.
When selecting fennel, choose bulbs that have a fresh white, unblemished appearance and are firm to the touch.
To prepare the fennel, cut off the leaves near the top of the bulb. The leaves can be set aside for use as garnish or as a chopped herb.
Slice off the bottom and cut the bulb in half vertically. Cut out the fibrous heart. Then slice the bulb according to the requirements of the dish you are preparing.
Here are some recipes to help you start a friendship with fennel.
Fennel Carrot Soup
1 pound carrots
1 bulb fennel
1 stalk celery
1 medium zucchini
1 medium Golden Klondike potato
2 medium cloves garlic
1 teaspoon fresh thyme
1 teaspoon dried basil
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 cups water or vegetable stock
Peel and cut the carrots; slice the fennel bulb; chop the celery, potato and zucchini.
Crush the garlic and herbs.
Saute the garlic, fennel and celery in the olive oil for two minutes. Add the other vegetables, the vegetable stock or water, and herbs. Cook until vegetables are tender.
Cool slightly and puree in a blender or food processor. Garnish individual servings with fennel leaf. Makes six to eight servings.
— Rosemarie Howard
Spinach Fennel Salad
1 bunch fresh spinach
2-4 fresh mandarin oranges, or one 11-ounce can
1 small bulb fennel, sliced thin
¼ cup feta cheese
Mix all ingredients. Serve with balsamic vinegar. Makes four servings.
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Why origami? In the past couple of decades, mathematicians and artists alike have been pushing the boundaries of the practice. Now we have computer programs that can figure out the folding pattern to create basically any design. These simulations have revealed that paper folding produces some interesting mechanical properties, and engineers have taken note.
These new robots are made of paper layered with Shrinky Dinks, a plastic (sold as a children's toy) that shrinks when heated. The researchers snaked circuits into the plastic in the spots where they wanted the robot to bend as it assembled. When the circuits heat the plastic, the robot is pulled into its final shape. With the help of a motor and battery, it then walks away.
Of course a motor and battery mean that the bot is never truly flat. And the thickness of the paper sheets, while only a few millimetres, limit the flatness of the robot as well. But Sam Felton, a PhD candidate at candidate at Harvard University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering and the study's lead author, is confident that flat electronics will be easier to come by soon.
"People are already 3D printing batteries that are very flat," he said. "We'll eventually have options for creating 2D versions of all the components we need." And while this robot can only fold itself into a single shape, different materials could hypothetically produce a more versatile model.
And some of those materials are already on the way: In another study published in Science, researchers report on their work creating novel new materials inspired by origami.
"A single sheet of paper has certain properties, but when you fold it into a particular pattern, it suddenly has new properties," co-author and University of Massachusetts Amherst physicist Christian Santangelo said. "So the idea is that you could use paper folding to make new materials, and ones with the properties you want - even if they aren't found in nature."
In one example, Santangelo said, the team - a large group made up of scientists from Cornell University, the University of Massachusetts, Western New England University and Amherst - created a folded material with little points that could be "popped" in or out individually. "We found that you could take one of these bits and pop it into the opposite direction, and it changed the mechanical properties," Santangelo said. A line popped in one direction became a hinge, while popping the same line of points in the opposite direction created a rigid, fixed line.
But like the first team of researchers, Santangelo and his collaborators have robots in mind. "Robotics is definitely the most obvious use," he said. "Imagine having a robot that could decide to turn a rigid piece into a fold, and just create an elbow whenever it needs one."
Lead author Jesse L Silverberg, a graduate student in physics at Cornell, suggested that folded paper materials might have a place in soft robotics. An increasingly popular field, soft robotics creates robots that are made entirely with flexible materials. Without hard edges, they can move into tight spaces with unique flexibility.
"Imagine this: a building collapses, and you have a snake-like robot that can go into debris. And as it unfolds, it goes from a soft robot to a rigid barrier that could protect people," Silverberg said. "It folds one way to crawl into tight spaces, and another way to become a protective barrier. It can transform its function on the fly." Felton, lead author of the first study, suggested space as the perfect destination for flat-pack robots: The ability to pack many robots into a small space would make their delivery more fuel-efficient.
The two research groups are definitely aware of each other, and collaboration isn't out of the question. "The bottom line is that the potential applications of paper folding are just really cool," Silverberg said, "and I think it's safe to say that the future is going to be awesome."
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The shell truncates
Just about all shells behave this way (including Windows CMD window); it is not just a feature of Cygwin.
When you run the command, you're effectively telling the shell to open x.txt for write (>> would be append, which would be different), and then dump the results of "sort x.txt" into it - it just so happens that since it's opening the file for write, first, it effectively starts a new file with the name x.txt, and then executes sort x.txt, which sorts an empty file.
I'm not positive on the why the timing is as it is - but I believe it may keep you from trying to run a command to write to a file you don't have permission to write to, etc. (aka- it opens it for write, first, to make sure it can).
When executing the command, first of all the shell opens the output file to write the programs output to, effectively truncating it to zero length. Then it starts the sort command, and in the
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The outspoken Republican has been a harsh critic of Obama's for years, focusing his latest attack on the President's apparent ignorance towards the ongoing threat of terrorism worldwide.
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Actually that would raise a red flag to me--I'm a high school principal and I never pull students out of class.
It seems normal to me, but then I spent my school career being pulled out of class. I was a bit of a problem child, so I was removed for disciplinary action often (even in preschool), tutoring for my math disability, gifted classes, and for a while had to take my ADD medication at school...
I don't think it hurts to ask, though.
Or even something like "does the director always pull them out to give them medication or something? because I don't want my son singled out and made to feel embarrassed".
DS is going to a pre-school a few hours a week. I accompanied him today and during the class, the school director (large man) came to the door of the classroom and asked one of the little girls to come out with him for a few minutes. The teacher saw him and didn't say anything.
It sounds like it's bugging you so I would ask. I would just say what you said. "I know I'm probably making a big deal out of nothing and seem like a paranoid mom to you but something has been bothering me." Say how you saw the director pull the child out and you were wondering what the reason was for. I would also mention that you understand if the teacher can't tell you the exact reason but perhaps she could give you several examples of situations where the director would pull out YOUR child (to make it clear that you aren't just "nosy" about this girl). Early parent pick up, medicine, therapy, etc.
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we're going for 2 weeks, feb 21 to march 7. it'd be great to stay longer & travel more, but unfortunately, this is the most time we can get off from work.
after a lot of reading on these boards & in some travel books, this is the plan we have. any input would be appreciated....
d1 - arrive in hanoi (after travelling from chicago)
d2 - hanoi
d3 - hanoi
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still haven't decided for sure on what our plan is in sapa. & we're also debating sapa vs train to hoi an.
after lots of consideration, we have decided to skip halong bay, since weather when we're going isn't predictable.
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we're going for 2 weeks, feb 21 to march 7. it'd be great to stay longer & travel more, but unfortunately, this is the most time we can get off from work.
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Why are you spending so much time in 1 place in Vietnam? It has so much more to offer than Hanoi.
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we are traveling from the us & based on past experience on travel to SEA, we have learned that 4 places is too much in such few days & we wanted to maximize what we are seeing.
still debating about sapa -- the other options are luang prabang & some trekking from there or an alternate location in cambodia.
although, i need to try to finalize our plan within the next week so that we can buy the flights before they get too expensive.
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Answered by: Jimmy Mills
QUESTION:A possumhaw holly has no berries as of mid-May. I planted this possumhaw last summer - it had lots of berries. Why would it have no berries this year? This spring I have two yaupons with lots of berries, 6 carissa hollies, and 6 dwarf yaupons all within 100 feet of the possumhaw. The possumhaw lost many of its leaves and all of its berries last summer shortly after planting due to sunburn and too little water. It appears healthy now with a full set of leaves and new growth.
Mr. Smarty Plants thinks that you and your possumhaw are experiencing transplant shock. This is common in many plants when the come from their nice cozy pot, and are placed in a hole in the yard. The first order of business for the plant is to get a root system established in order to support the leaves on the upper portions of the plant. You made the job harder by planting in the summer and not adequately watering the plant. The leaves and berries didn't have sufficient water, and fell off. The plant probably didn't flower this year, but the showing of leaves is an encouraging sign that the plant is recovering. However, you still have a stressed plant in your yard. It is important that the plant receive adequate water, but no fertiliser this year.
I've included two websites that thoroughly cover tree planting and transplant shock: one is from the University of Kentucky (scroll down to find the Transplant shock portion) and the other is from treesaregood.org.
This answer to a previous question covers a situation similar to yours.
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