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Reconsidering the Industrialization of Agriculture
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Most agricultural production in the United States occurs on large commercial farms that employ an industrialized model for production. Increasingly, this model is being adopted throughout the world. The application of this model to the production of living products, i.e., plants and animals is problematic, however, because some of its main tenants run counter to the natural processes that must be employed. Moreover, its long term environmental and social costs have not been factored into estimates of its alleged efficiency. This article calls for an re-examination of the appropriateness of an industrial model when producing living products.
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Dr. Poduri directs the Epilepsy Genetics Program as a clinician-scientist, with one hand in the clinic as a pediatric epileptologist and the other hand in the laboratory on a mission to identify the genetic underpinnings of epilepsy. Here at Boston Children's, she is also the Co-Director of the Neurology Department's Program in Neurogenetics and serves on the BEST Committee for standardizing laboratory practices.
Dr. Poduri is a key participant in epilepsy genetics research at the local and national levels. She is the Epilepsy Genetics Benchmark Steward to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) and the Boston Children's Principal Investigator for the NIH-funded Epilepsy Phenome/Genome Project (EPGP), a national, multi-centered research study. She has been actively involved in data quality review and publications from the phenotyping phase of that project, and is now involved in the genotyping phase. In addition, Dr. Poduri is part of an international effort to understand the genetics of severe early-onset epilepsies.
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Beth Rosen Sheidley is a licensed genetic counselor with 20 years of experience in clinical genetic counseling, research and teaching. Her areas of expertise include epilepsy, autism, psychiatric illness and both prenatal and pediatric genetic counseling.
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Lacey Smith joined the Epilepsy Genetics Program in May of 2014. She provides genetic counseling to families seen in our Epilepsy Genetics Clinical Consultation Program. In addition to her clinical work, Lacey also coordinates our PCDH19 Epilepsy Patient Registry and assists in our ongoing research efforts.
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Alan Taylor joined the Epilepsy Genetics Program in April 2016. He holds a joint position between Boston Children's Hospital and Claritas Genomics. His role in the clinic is to provide genetic counseling to patients and families seen in the Epilepsy Genetics Clinical Consultation Program. In addition to his clinical work at Boston Children's Hospital, he is also responsible for coordinating the Epilepsy Genomics Initiative at this site. In his position at Claritas Genomics, he is responsible for the interpretation and reporting of genomic test results.
Alan received his BS in genetics from University College Cork, Ireland in 2007 and his MS in Genetic Counseling from Northwestern University in 2016.
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Tsega Mekonnen Meshesha joined the Epilepsy Genetics Program in July 2015 as our first program coordinator. She manages the clinical program and is the primary point person, both for referrals and for communicating with families about scheduling and providing intake information.
Tsega graduated from Bryn Mawr College in 2013 with a BA in Sociology and is a qualitative researcher by training. Prior to joining our team she worked with The Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College and the University of Gonder on a project in Gonder, Ethiopia that looked at the mental health needs of rural Ethiopian women affected by obstetric fistula. Tsega's goal is to be a researcher that bridges the gap between access to health services and care while creating culturally sensitive interventions that addresses mental health needs among vulnerable populations.
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Gessica received her BS in Biological Science in 2007 and her MS in Biology Applied to Biomedical Research from La Sapienza University of Rome in 2010. She received her PhD in Biotechnology in Clinical Medicine from La Sapienza University of Rome in 2013.
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Mark Lacoursiere is a research assistant for the Epilepsy Genetics Program. He is responsible for conducting biochemical experiments to find novel genetic etiologies of epilepsy. Mark joined the Epilepsy Genetics Program in 2012 after graduating with a Wildlife Biology degree from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He plans to attend graduate school for environmental biology with a focus on population genetics.
Gabriel Dabscheck, MBBS (Hons), MClinEpi, FRACP
Gabriel Dabscheck is an Australian trained neurologist who completed his Epilepsy training at Boston Children's Hospital. He developed an interested in the etiology of Rasmussen Encephalitis while working with Dr. Poduri. Together with Dr. Olson, Gabriel lead a project investigating potential genetic causes of Rasmussen Encephalitis. In addition to his collaborations through Boston Children's Hospital, Gabriel also completed a pediatric neuro-oncology fellow at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.
Madelen Diaz is a former summer fellow. Prior to joining the Epilepsy Genetics Program in 2012, Madelen spent three years improving the localization of the epileptic region in patients undergoing surgery at Miami Children's Hospital. Madelen earned her BS in neuroscience with departmental honors from the University of Miami in 2013. She is currently pursuing a PhD in neuroscience at Brandeis University with hopes of continuing epilepsy research.
Emilie Martin is a former student intern and trainee from France. She received her BS in biology in 2012. Emilie is currently in her first year of a master's program in biology at the Ecole Normale Superieure in Lyon, France.
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Rebecca Pinsky joined the Epilepsy Genetics Program in May of 2013. Her responsibilities include recruiting and enrolling families to participate in research studies.Rebecca earned her BS in Kinesiology and Psychology from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 2013 where she was a Peer Health Educator for exercise and nutrition for the school of Public Health and Health Sciences. She is a member of Psi Chi, the International Psychology Honors Society. Rebecca plans to become a neonatal or pediatric nurse practitioner and pursue neurology and research.
Sriram Ramgopal is a former research assistant in the Epilepsy Genetics Program. During his time in the program, he recruited and consent families for research studies and assisted in analysis of brain malformation data derived from the Epilepsy Phenome/Genome Project. His professional area of interest is in pediatric neurology. Sriram is a medical graduate from Sri Ramachandra Medical University and is currently completing his medical residency in Pediatrics at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.
Catherine Shain served as our dedicated Research Program Manager from 2009 through March of 2014. Catherine received her BS in Public Health from Clemson University's Honors College and her MPH in Epidemiology from Boston University.
Dimira Tambunan is a former research assistant in the Epilepsy Genetics Program. From 2013 to 2015, Dimira was responsible for carrying out a variety of genetic, biochemistry, and molecular biology assays in the lab. Dimira graduated from Northeastern University in 2013 with a BS degree in Behavioral Neuroscience and is currently a medical student at Boston University. She hopes to focus on pediatric or neonatal neurology.
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Welterweight contender Omar Chavez (28-1-1, 21KOs) will possibly return to action on June 2 in Mexico. This past December, Chavez suffered his first loss by way of a ten round majority decision to Jorge Paez Jr. He returned on March 17 and stopped Emilio Julio in the ninth round. Chavez has not ruled out a full campaign at junior middleweight. His last two bouts took place between 150 adn 152-pounds.
It's like all the good genes went to JR and all the crappy ones went 2 Omar he's like bizarro Superman.Comment by tupapa on 04-27-2012
[QUOTE=ny123;12050377]You're entitled to your opinion and u may be right but I couldnt disagree more. I dont see anything in Omar to suggest he has any real potential. I think Jr is levels above him and I dont think Jr.…Comment by ny123 on 04-27-2012
[QUOTE=bose;12050353]Fair enough. I guess am in the minority that i still believe he will be better than Chavez jr. as long as he gets back to the abilities he had before the tragic fight. Imo, he can be champion and…Comment by bose on 04-27-2012
[QUOTE=ny123;12050329]Its not hate its honest opinions on his ability as a boxer. I hate how everything becomes "hating" nowadays. The dude sucks bottom line.[/QUOTE] Fair enough. I guess am in the minority that i still believe he will be better…Comment by ny123 on 04-27-2012
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Hi we had correspondence last year about Angola cemetery and Andrew Jensen, he is my great grandfather. I am linking him to one of his brothers. I do not know if you will have to grant permission since you created it.
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I guess I'm gonna have to take another ride out there to find her marker, will get as many Simpsons as I can find.
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Hiya, Step-Cuz!!!
I don't have any photos of Aunt Ada and Uncle Allie yet, but I'm hoping some will turn up when I go see my sister and cousin, soon (we're going to scan/ID old photos).
You'll see that I've transcribed Uncle Allie's obituary to his memorial, entered his exact date of death and added links to his parents (went to the library today!). He also has several siblings buried at Short Creek Cemetery (sisters: Cora Cooper and Emma Ellison, brother: Rev. Ellis W. Simpson). I'm going to try to coordinate getting them all linked.
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Do you know who Unlce Allie's first wife was, and her circumstances?
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Arizona Sen. John McCain said the United States must lead the world in providing support to Libya as they begin their post-Gadhafi era.
"I think we would be well-served if we make sure that there is not an extremist takeover or hijacking of this revolution," McCain said.
McCain appeared on CNN's "The Situation Room", where he said an earlier and stronger showing of power by the U.S. in the air could have shortened the conflict significantly.
"The only thing that was holding [Gadhafi] in power was money and fear," McCain said. "Once those are dissipated by military strength, it is very difficult for anyone to be loyal to Gadhafi."
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Where are you going to get the money there Juan? We're broke.
Where are you going to get the money there Juan? We're broke.
Dang! An echo!
Hell No!
ugh! i'm afraid you're right.
I think we should invade the south side of Chicago next.
Give them money? Lybia is a giant oil well with a beach.
DC is stuck on stupid. They have overspent for so long, it is a way of life. The concept that the gravy train might come to an end is beyond their grasp. I wish McCain hadn't just won another term. He has long outstayed his welcome. If enough TEA partiers win in '12, he will at least experience some discomfort.
McCain was on Greta tonight and he effectively said that the Libyan rebels have no connection(s) to Al Qaida. I guess we'll find out soon enough.
What discomfort?
The bastard derives pleasure from attacking conservatives and helping left-wing fascists like Obama.
Regardless of who wins, McCain will continue his treachery.
You got that right! Amen!
It really makes sense that this lame ass was a presidential candidate.
I used to ask how the Arab countries picked the psychos that run their countries. I find myself asking the same thing about America now.
Enough TEA partiers will upset the DC Ruling Class applecart. Nothing could be worse, short of losing the election [too late for that] than for the DC culture to shift with a younger, more fiscally conservative sea change, and for the Old Timers who think they own the place to be minimized. Trust me, it would drive McCain crazy—and it would show.
Someone tell this idiot if we hadn't destroyed the country from the air and funded the insurgency, we wouldn't have had to rebuild it.
In the best Maxine Waters voice "Go to ...". Forgot the rest of her statement, but it does apply.
Sure Juan, You go and take care of Libya yourself.
McCain said the same kind of things, unchallenged, on Fox just a little while ago (on the blonde with the botched plastic surgery's show). By now he's senile as well as being delusional.
McCain is a not so useful idiot.
The die is cast in Libya. No amount of US $$$ or involvement can change what is already taking place.
Iran and the Islamic Brotherhood will insure that the "new" Gov't follows a strict interpretation of the Koran and Sharai'a Law. Elections, if they have them at all, will be a sham.
So much for the Islamic Spring and their "democracy" movement.
If there is a leader who is not obeying AQ's orders he will be taken out. Just ask Ahmad Shah Massoud, he knows all about it.
I guess we should line up all the billionaires and insist they empty their accounts. It seems as though Warren Buffet would be happy to contribute.
zero additional money for zero.
Buffy should lead the way. I'm having a hard time sleeping at night know poor little Buffy is out there somewhere fretting over not being able to pay all the taxes he wants to pay. All the jerk has to do is write out a check to the U.S. Treasury. Unfortuantely, you can't fix stupid.
C'mon AZ can't you guys start a recall petition and try and get rid of of this clown? Tell me you McCain voters don't have buyers remorse.
Didn't Sarah Palin vote for this guy?
I have a better idea mcstain... NO!
So, what would happen if Congress agreed to pillage the richest of the rich next time they "needed" to raise the debt ceiling?
well wouldnl't that be just grand if we helped overthrow libya and we helped al quaeda?
McCain already helped establish one Islamic state in Kosovo.
he is insane and why do the people of AZ keep electing him?
It's getting too close to post time for Jay Leno to pick this up:
"Obama has reached agreement with the Rebels in Libya. He will send them Tea Partyers, to teach them about creating a free constitutional republic. In return, Ghadafi will come to the U.S. to teach Obama how to properly run a dictatorship."
Ok...set aside for a moment that Libya has like 5 triaxle dump trucks full of gold somewhere -you know, just a trifle.
Let's see, we borrow more money from China, so we can buy influence in Libya. Oh no, China already had a significant footprint there...???
We get yet another base, infinite lease payments expense and yet more debt.
China gets the oil.
On second thouht, if we can exile John McCain and Obama to Libya, it might be worth it.
"Where are you going to get the money there Juan? Were broke."
Well??? So what?? Just add it to the list:
Obamas 2009 Supplemental Appropriations for Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Pandemic Flu was revised and passed by the full committee.
It gives billions http://creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2009/05/1...
of U.S. taxpayer dollars to countries and entities that support Sharia law and/or harbor, hide and support those who want to destroy the U.S. and our allies.
Read the summary from David Obeys office that was quietly released last week with nary a word from any media.
$3.6 billion, matching the request, to expand and improve capabilities of the Afghan security forces
$400 million, as requested, to build the counterinsurgency capabilities of the Pakistani security forces
Afghanistan:$1.52 billion,$86 million above the request
West Bank and Gaza:$665 million in bilateral economic, humanitarian, and security assistance for the West Bank and Gaza
Jordan:$250 million,$250 million above the request, including $100 million for economic and $150 million for security assistance
Egypt:$360 million,$310 million above the request, including $50 million for economic assistance,$50 million for border security, and $260 million for security assistance
Pakistan:$1.9 billion,$591 million above the request
Iraq:$968 million,$336 million above the request
Oversight:$20 million,$13 million above the request, to expand oversight capacity of the State Department, USAID, and the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan to review programs in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq
Lebanon:$74 million
International Food Assistance:$500 million,$200 million above the request, for PL 480 international food assistance to alleviate suffering during the global economic crisis
Refugee Assistance:$343 million,$50 million above the request, including humanitarian assistance for Gaza. Funding for the UN Relief and Works Agency programs in the West Bank and Gaza is limited to $119 million (Note: Gaza = Hamas)
Disaster Assistance:$200 million to avert famines and provide life-saving assistance during natural disasters and for internally displaced people around the world, including Somalia, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, the Middle East and South Asia
Peacekeeping:$837 million for United Nations
peacekeeping operations, including an expanded mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and a new mission in Chad and the Central African Republic
Department of Justice:$17 million, matching the request, for counter-terrorism activities and to provide training and assistance for the Iraqi criminal justice system
Obama gives your tax dollars to rebuild Muslim mosques around the world
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/... #
ACCORDING TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION WILL GIVE AWAY NEARLY $6 MILLION OF AMERICAN TAX DOLLARS TO RESTORE 63 HISTORIC AND CULTURAL SITES, INCLUDING ISLAMIC MOSQUES AND MINARETS, IN 55 NATIONS. See the State Department document here.
And THATS just the tip of the iceberg.
THIS will blow your mind!!
They should have 2010 up, but they dont. Thats where youll find Obamas largesse towards Muslim countries really go off the charts.
I wish John McCain would finally grow up and get a job so he can, you know, pay for all this kind of stuff himself.
McCain wants to make sure shariah law will be well established in Libya.
First, make a list of every congressman and senator with assets over $250,000. Confiscate the lot. Convert it into $100 bills. Drop it over Tripoli.
Hey, as long as they want to throw money down a rat hole, let's make sure it's THEIR money.
In a word—No
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Co-sleeping & busybody in-laws
No advice, but I'd be curious to see other suggestions... as I am kind of in the same boat (and we're heading on vacation with them for 10 days, and I anticipate some grief!) : (
We heard it from everyone too (my family, DH's family, ped, friends, anyone who found out that DD sleeps with us). We just started saying "it works for us", "we all get better sleep when she is with us", "we're happy with the setup" and eventually (it took a long time) it shut them up. Very very few comments were made when I got pregnant again and DD is still with us with baby due to arrive next month. Maybe 1 or 2 at the very start of the pregnancy. I can be very assertive when necessary though, so everyone kind of knows just to drop it with me and that they won't get anywhere. Hang in there, its definitely annoying, just stick to your guns and hopefully they'll catch on if you tell them repeatedly that it works for you
Mommy to Leah (10/09), Sarah (8/11), Aubrey (8/13), and Clark (5/15)
I had a simular issue with my own mother but I am not as nice as most people. I told her it wasn't any of her bussiness how DH and I raise OUR DS.Also it helps to have a support system like this group.
Proud wife to James, full time mom/attachment parenting Ethan Alexander 5-10-08
I think the best thing to do is just remind yourself that you are confident in your parenting choices so nothing they say is of any consequence really. I'm struggling with the same thing with my own mother, all her little comments about the choices I make just get to me so much, but when I stop to think about I have to ask myself why what she says matters so much to me and once I figure that out I can stop letting her comments hurt me so much. I'm not going to change anything just because she says something hurtful, so I guess her words don't really carry that much weight.
Gentleness is my fundamental nature.
Things to say:
"This is not up for discussion"
"This is what works for our family"
"I enjoy spending the time with my baby"
Other than that, just get some thick skin and tell them to back off. I won't pretend to parent differently for the benefit of others. When they visit, I leave to lie with her for her nap and don't come out until she wakes up. I honestly don't care how silly they think it is even though as soon as I leave the room I can hear the comments.
Somebody will always have something to say about everything, just let your confidence shine through!
Don't try and kid a kidder, kid.
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Since it is MIL, I am guessing that she is worried about yours and DH's sex life (I say this because my grandma in law pretty much insinuates this). I just reassure her that we are very happy, and that both DH and I love cosleeping with LO.
No one can argue with the claim that you two like cosleeping. I found that to stop the comments immediately.
Oh, I just wanted to say that I typically try not to ask DH to intervene with his family for me unless it is a biggie (and there have been biggies). He does me the same favor. It just sucks to be in the middle of your parents and your spouse!
Good luck.
Really, "It works for us," was my go to answer when my not-even-kind-of-crunchy in-laws question(ed) my parenting approaches. And now that they see what an awesome kid my toddler is, I almost catch zero flack for co-sleeping, breastfeeding, etc.
I have a friend whose advice is to always respond with, "That's an idea!" Notice how he doesn't say, "good" or "interesting." Just...an idea. :)
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Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City - "Bad" Chad Dawson (31-1, 17 KOs) won a twelve round majority decision over Bernard "The Executioner" Hopkins (52-6-2, 32 KOs) to capture the WBC light heavyweight championship. The scores were 117-111, 117-111 for Dawson and 114-114 for the draw.
Undefeated heavyweight contender Seth "Mayhem" Mitchell (25-0-1, 19 KOs) was rocked bad in the first round but came back to stop Chazz Witherspoon (30-3, 22 KOs) in the third round to capture the vacant NABO title. Witherspoon was down in the third.
[QUOTE=Boxingwizard;12056868]And Hopkins tackled Dawson after Dawson hit him with a good right hand. Hopkins knew he was going to get blistered by combinations if he didn't tackle Dawson to the floor.[/QUOTE] [IMG]http://www.boxingscene.com/uploads/52311/hopkins-dawson-rematch%20%282%29.jpg[/IMG] One of many low points in that fight\wrestling…Comment by Lac'em up on 04-29-2012
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–Daily Vista–
Tijuana Flats, an Orlando, Fla.-based Tex-Mex chain, announced it has opened its 68th location in Ocala, Fla., a city that resides between Orlando and Gainesville, Fla. according to Ocala.com.
To help celebrate its newest opening, Tijuana Flats plans to donate 20 percent of its proceeds to the Marion Therapeutic Riding Association, an Ocala organization that uses horses to assist in the treatment of mentally disadvantaged children and adults.
The Tijuana Flats restaurant concept serves Tex-Mex food selections that include chimichangas, tacos, flautas, quesadillas and burritos. The restaurant kitchen prepares each meal fresh to order.
Tijuana Flats is highly recognizable for its 15 sauces that are ranked by Scovilles, which is the measurement of the heat in any given pepper. With memorable names like "sissy," "oh, lord, don't take me now!" and "smack my @#! and call me Sally," the company has created a unique niche eatery where they claim that some things might offend you, but the food won't be one of them.
Speaking further with DailyVista, Marketing Manager Brandy Blackwell said that Tijuana Flats truly prides itself in its customer service.
Though patrons only pay for fast casual dining, she said that the full service they receive at each location is beyond what is expected for this type of eatery.
"Our menu has a wide variety. We have a large selection of different entrees and healthy options like low-fat cheese and sour cream, and we have wheat options for the tortillas," she said. "Our food is always fresh – the salsa and guacamole is made fresh daily, and thrown out daily if it's not used. We don't have microwaves and our food won't sit in a walk-in freezer for days. It just looks and tastes fresh."
Tijuana Flats' next location to open in September will be a restaurant front in Raleigh, N.C., which Blackwell said is its second North Carolina-based store; the is in Charlotte.
"Beyond the Southeast, I can't say what's to come," she said. "Ideally of course, we'd like to be everywhere, but right now we're moving further into the North Carolina market, so we'll eventually go in and put more locations in the Raleigh and Charlotte areas. We've also saturated South Florida. We recently opened three locations: one in Miramar, before that was Coconut Creek and before that was Wellington."
Eventually, Tijuana Flats hopes to expand into Palm Beach, but Blackwell said that the restaurateur already has a presence in Sunrise, Cooper City, Pompano and Deerfield – all populated areas in Broward County.
After it opens in Raleigh, Tijuana Flats will open its doors in Sarasota, Fla. in October, and by the end of 2009, it will have added 10 new locations to its repertoire.
Tijuana Flats primarily utilizes local store marketing, and relies heavily on word-of-mouth recommendations to get the word out about its unique concept in new areas.
"Our advertising is going to expand slightly," Blackwell said. "We just recently did a direct mail piece, which is something we don't normally do with a whole lot of couponing, and we ran that for three months in a new market."
Our source even visits local businesses in the areas where Tijuana Flats is planning a store opening in an effort to drive brand awareness by providing free food. She said that Tijuana Flats is so confident that people will be hooked once they try the food that the company doesn't mind shelling out the initial cost for them to taste the product.
"These markets are so different – for example, you can't compare a South Florida Tijuana Flats to a Raleigh Tijuana Flats. It's very different people, so it's a matter of being flexible and able to tier it and I get involved with the chambers (of commerce), we're so very community-driven," Blackwell said. "We're about building relationships and helping out, and that's why a lot of customers come back for an experience."
Being a Tex-Mex chain has its advantages. Tijuana Flats' demographic is all over the map and ranges from the soccer mom to the college student and everyone in between.
"There's really no limit, so from a marketing perspective, we really don't discriminate at all,"
Blackwell said. "Sure, if we're going to pick a radio station to do promotions with, we'll pick the alternative rock station because it's in line with our 'anything goes' approach, but as for my efforts when I'm out in the field visiting people to talk about Tijuana Flats, I have no preference, personally."
While Tijuana Flats' outreach is almost completely a grassroots effort, Blackwell said that every so often, the company will use local publications, and even more so if they pertain to local schools or communities. In South Florida, the company saw great success with its gift card program, and although the company has ideas for each market, Blackwell said she's not entirely certain of its marketing mix moving forward.
According to Blackwell, Orlando-based Push serves as its agency of record, and handles all of the company's marketing, advertising and media buying at this time. To date, she said that Tijuana Flats has yet to outsource any projects because a majority of them are done in-house.
"Obviously, we kind of count on our ad agency to know those things for us and to assist us with those, but we do a lot of our own things because we're out in the field seeing what's going on and shaking hands with people that live in those areas," she said.
When Tijuana Flats opens in new markets, whether there's brand familiarity or not, the company will most often implement some marketing to bring people in the door, but once they've figured out who is visiting the restaurant more frequently, the company begins to put together a more targeted approach.
"We open the store and sometimes our creativity comes after that, when we've got a feel for who's coming in our doors," Blackwell said. "Why throw money against the wall in each direction just to realize you didn't do it right?"


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MONTPELIER The Vermont Department of Public Safety said Tuesday it was taking applications from businesses that would like to apply for a certificate to open a fourth medical marijuana dispensary in the state.
So far, certificates have been issued for dispensaries in Burlington, Montpelier and Brandon.
The Vermont Patients Alliance in Montpelier opened its doors in June, the first to open to registered medical marijuana users. The Champlain Valley Dispensary opened later in Burlington, said Lindsey Wells, the states marijuana program administrator.
A third dispensary in Brandon has not yet opened.
Things seem to be running smoothly. There are always some growing pains, Wells said.
The original law, passed in 2011, authorized the use of medical marijuana in Vermont to relieve symptoms of some chronic medical conditions. The law allows up to four dispensaries.
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In an article published less than three weeks ago about B&G Foods (NYSE:BGS) raising capital through a new debt issue, I wrote:
And, considering that CEO David Wenner now has an extra $148.6 million dollars burning a hole in his pocket, investors should expect another acquisition to take place sooner rather than later.
"Sooner" occurred on Monday of this week when B&G announced that it had:
...entered into an agreement to acquire Robert's American Gourmet Food, LLC dba Pirate Brands, a leader in the all-natural snack foods category, from VMG Partners, Driven Capital Management, founder Robert Ehrlich and certain other entities and individuals, for approximately $195 million in cash.
During a conference call that discussed some of the highlights of the acquisition, which is expected to close next month, Wenner noted the following:
- Annual net sales are expected to be $80-$90 million
- Annual Adjusted EBITDA is expected to be $18-$20 million (after integration and achievement of full synergies are realized)
- Growth has been "double digits the last few years"
- Product suite uses co-packers (similar to much of B&G's current business model)
- Acquisition also includes personnel and leased headquarters
- Pirate's Booty brand represents 90% of sales
- Mass merchants represent less than 10% of sales representing a significant opportunity
Wall Street has embraced the acquisition and as of this writing had pushed the share price up close to $32, almost 10% above the Friday closing price of $29.18. Some of the reasons are that the acquisition, like most of B&G's acquisitions, is expected to be immediately accretive to Adjusted EBITDA and Free Cash Flow (or FCF). The acquisition is also expected to increase adjusted, diluted EPS by $0.22.
Entry Into Snack Foods
This is B&G's third - and largest - acquisition in the snack food sector since September. At that time, B&G acquired the New York Style® and Old London® brands from Chipita America, Inc., a deal that included a manufacturing facility and a separate sales organization. And, last month, it acquired the TrueNorth Brand from privately held DeMet's Candy Company. Their revenue in the snack food sector is now expected to show net sales of $140-$150 million with adjusted EBITDA of $28-$30 million on an annualized basis. Wenner noted that:
Its size should allow us to build a more cost-effective infrastructure oriented towards the sale and distribution of snacks.
It will also require that the company merge sales organizations and integrate the G&A functions. There are, however, some very distinct differences between this acquisition and those made in the past. B&G typically acquires orphan brands from larger companies - brands that have been neglected and that have had declining sales. The company would introduce new methods of marketing, new flavors or new packaging for alternate distribution channels and invigorate sales.
This acquisition, as noted above, has experienced double digit growth the past few years. When discussing the implications, Wenner said:
We recognize that this strategy requires a different way of thinking about and managing brands, and we are building a team with an orientation towards growth and innovation to accomplish that.
Clearly, there are some risks with the change in focus and strategy. There are also some very sizable rewards. Wenner expects that the adjusted EBITDA will reach 22% of Net Sales in 2014, with 70% of that adjusted EBITDA turning into FCF.
A New Direction?
Is it a game changing acquisition? Wenner expressed his concerns about the current B&G business model:
Most importantly, I think, although our model has worked very, very well so far in terms of free cash flow and providing investors with a great yield on our dividend, I'm concerned that that model will not be as attractive going down the road if rates were to increase and yield expectations were to increase. And so, we're using a very, very strong base here to build a growth business and broaden our appeal as a stock as we go forward.
In the past, I have written about how shareholder friendly B&G has been. It has always believed in paying out a sizable dividend, and that is not about to change. Wenner continued:
We're not walking away from our metrics of free cash flow and returning a significant portion of that free cash flow to investors.
Nor will B&G be walking away from what has worked in the past. One can expect that the company will try to introduce new flavors and expand distribution to mass merchants where B&G has demonstrated success with stores such as Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT).
The Dividend
I was first attracted to B&G's hybrid security for income. I remained a shareholder even after the note attached to the shares was called because the dividend remained attractive. It is still one of the highest yielding stocks in the food and snacks sector, and has often grown the dividend following accretive acquisitions.
Unfortunately - at least for investors looking for yield - the share price strength has now driven the yield below 4%. In the past, I had recommended the use of opening a position using covered calls as a way to boost income with a combination of call premiums and dividends. Now, even that alternative has lost its attraction.
I expect that B&G will once again increase its dividend before the end of the year, but the size of that dividend increase may be less than some investors would like. It appears that Wenner may choose to return value to shareholders more through share price appreciation rather than dividends. It's not that there is anything inherently wrong with such an approach, but it is a departure for those looking for dividends rather than capital appreciation.
B&G has made a sizable acquisition that has increased its leverage from the "mid-threes" to 4.3x. If history repeats itself, that leverage should be brought back down fairly quickly, although the company's frequent use of short-term debt to increase leverage may cause many investors to reject B&G as too risky. And, the recent increase in the share price has made the dividend (now below 3.7%) somewhat less attractive relative to its peers.
Wenner has prided himself on being shareholder friendly, and I expect that attitude to continue. I will continue to hold my current position, and wait to see how he manages integration of the recent snack foods acquisitions and the challenges of operating a growth business. However, if the rate of growth of the dividend and its yield continue to decline, I may reallocate funds to PepsiCo (NYSE:PEP), a much more dominant player in the snack foods sector.
Disclosure: I am long BGS, PEP. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.
Additional disclosure: I have $30 covered calls written against a portion of my position.


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Thursday, October 17, 2013
FamilyCorps, a private, nonprofit organization that strengthens families by providing parents and other caregivers with support, education and resources using evidenced-based programs and practices, is hosting its annual oyster roast fundraiser next month.
The fourth annual Shuckin' for a Cause will be held Saturday, Nov. 16, 6–9 p.m. at the Isle of Palms Exchange Club, 201 Palm Blvd., Isle of Palms.
Tickets are $20 and include barbecue and all the fixings, two drink tickets, live music by Analog Daze and a silent auction.
FamilyCorps seeks to transform a child's life byt transforming the parents first. Children look up to their parents and caregivers – no matter who they are – and emulate their actions. FamilyCorps focuses on transforming parents to break the cycle of abuse and neglect.
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Now here's Sheridan Media's journey back in time to one hundred years ago, by reporter Pat Blair.
The University of Wyoming lists 22 students from Sheridan County on the 2013 fall semester President's Honor Roll.
U.S. Senator John Barrasso visited Sheridan's Coffeen Elementary School Thursday in honor of the facility's designation as a 2013 National Blue Ribbon School.
Lawmakers want to reimburse counties for lost cash
The Buffalo City Council and Johnson County Commission voted to draft letters of support for the Buffalo Housing Authority to pursue funding to build more senior housing in Buffalo.
The BHA approached both entities at their Tuesday meetings, asking them for support for their plan.
Johnson County has entered into a contract with Rocky Mountain Fire Systems to provide maintenance on the alarm systems at the Judicial and Justice Center buildings for the next year.
The Johnson County Library Foundation received a grant from the John Scully Foundation Trust for $42,000 it was recently announced.
Sheridan City Hall was the site Thursday of a swearing in ceremony for Sheridan Police Officer Kelly Waugh and the promotion of Jerry Rasmussen to Corporal.
Auditions for this year's Stars of Tomorrow, a youth talent contest sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, will be held next Tuesday and Thursday at the WYO Theater in Sheridan.
Prospective delegates from across the nation are submitting applications for the 51st Annual National Youth Science Camp, scheduled for June 27-July 20 in Charleston, WV.
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Birds of the World takes flight at the State Fair of Texas for the last time
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Kids volunteer to go on stage during the State Fair of Texas Birds of the World show.
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7/16 More on Drawings/Signatures
A number of Frostling backers who have pledged for the fancy deluxe books have inquired about having their color drawings done on good paper outside of the book itself- so... Read more
Tardy, but with a Free Drawing in each book!
One of the hardest things about traveling an unblazed path is estimating how long the adventure will take. The Frostling saga has proven to have more depth/story and adventure than... Read more
Super gigantic 3000+ charging Frostling armies on the move!
I know many of our loyal Frostling backers
are itching for an update. Check out the Frostlog, (password
"Forelock" at Frostlings.com for a multiple page preview,
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Update- Frostlings Overun Pennsylvania
We have a new update up on Frostlings.com under the backer "Frostlog" section- password "Forelock".
The book isn't quite done yet- but it's getting close as we are up over... Read more
Icy Update
It seems that weather here in southwestern Pennsylvania are about par with conditions on the Frostling's icy little planet Luminas.
Work progresses nicely on our book, with Frostling pages piling... Read more
Premiums shipping through the week!
We are pleased to report that Frostlings premium items- t-shirts, maps- prints, metal cards and bookmarks are being signed wrapped and shipped-out starting today. I expect it will take us... Read more
Frostlings Live!
Thirty Days after launch, Frostlings has brought in 21,420.00$ due to your generous pledges for books and premiums- and Shelly and I are very excited to charge into the remaining pages... Read more
Luminas Lives!
We owe all of backers, friends and fans a big Thank You! We have passed the 20k mark, and will be fully funded for this entire Frostling project. Many of... Read more
The Final Charge to the Finish!
It's Saturday morning at San Diego Comic-Con, and the floor is inundated with eager, happy fans of film, comics and games from around the globe. Frostlings has reached the 92... Read more
Jumping the Chasm
It's our first Kickstarter, and going into it has felt a little bit like taking a blind leap over some vast crevasse of unknown width. We weren't sure if we were... Read more
Half way to Luminas!
We are on day twelve of our Frostlingkickstarter, and we have surpassed 50% of the funds we need to achieve our goal of 20,000.00$ to see our graphic novel... Read more
Day Three- Still busy little Frostlings!
Thanks to everyone who continues to pledge their support for our irascible wee Frostlings. Our fans and backers have outdone themselves in pledging incredible amounts of cash to our project,... Read more


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An earthquake with at least 6.0 magnitude has hit the southwestern part of Japan causing nine deaths and injuring more than 800. Though no Tsunami warning has been served, but more than 100 aftershocks have created panic among the residents of the most hit town Mashiki. Japanese Prime Minister has vowed to do everything in life-saving and rescue operations.
China's stock market slipped on Friday, as the country reported the economic growth is in accordance with analysts prediction. While investors expected a stronger result.
Alibaba is about to acquire Singaporean start-up Lazada for about $1 billion that was established by the German technology Rocket Internet. Existing shareholders including Tesco, AB Kinnevik and Rocket Internet will sell a portion of their shares to Alibaba.
Sluggish sales and the new regulatory bill in India's real estate sector have turned to be favorable for Godrej Properties which is now making heavy investments to cash in on available opportunities in an otherwise sluggish real estate market.
StanChart has reportedly been considering for disposing of risk weighted assets worth $4.4 billion in India, China, Indonesia and Malaysia. To be liquidated assets in India will worth around $1.4 billion following an internal classification of businesses with risk for default. The move is going to take place since the lender pares its balance sheet after booking record impairments.
China's oil giant reported a 67% drop in profit. PetroChina reported its worst profit in 15 years which brought liability to $162 billion.
Investments in Chinese tech companies had a 50% surge in the first quarter of 2016. Nevertheless, many of the investments were spent in the big startups.
Verizon Communications Inc will bid for Yahoo's web business, while Alphabet Inc's Google unit is also exploring options on bidding for it. Additionally, Verizon may also make an offer for stake in Yahoo's Japan subsidiary.
Oil price, Asian stocks and bond yields were trading marginally higher on Friday ending the week on positive mode. Japanese currency Yen continued to rise against US dollar and this also further aided Asian stocks.
Google will provide seed funding in Asia's renewable energy that will start off in Taiwan. Through the Center for Resource Solutions, the funds will be used to set up renewable energy certification programs.
Sprint has announced on Wednesday raising $2.2 billion fund through selling and leasing back of network assets. The complex transaction structure has been facilitated by the internet carrier's parent company SoftBank Group. Sprint chooses this deal out of other available options to remain solvent for more than 2 years.
One of India's largest highway and road developers prepared to recover after a massive loss in Wednesday. The company's stock slumped following the raid of tax officials.
The Japanese yen has reached the top hitting a 17-month high on Tuesday. The appreciation takes place following advice from Japanese Prime Minister for cautious market intervention by authorities. Addition of value to yen cause downward trend in Nikkei average index on the same day leading towards a 18% drop during this year.
Tracking sell-off on Wall Street, Asian markets turned weaker. Renewed growth concerns and effectiveness of central bank policy have worsened the investor sentiment.
Competition Heats Up In China Between Uber And Didi Which Raised Funding Target to Over $1.5 Billion
Didi's target for funding has raised to $1.5 billion to compete with Uber in China. Didi operates in 400 cities and is expected to accelerate to about 10 million at the end of the year.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Banana Bay Resort and Marina Marathon
Wonderful Wedding at Banana Bay Marathon
Banana Bay was everything we hoped for and more. We planned our wedding over the internet and everything went perfectly. Everyone was so nice.
Our room was beautiful and very tropical. The entire resort area looked like you were on a tropical island. The pool area was very clean. The daily breakfast was always good. If you are looking for party central, this isn't the place. Don't get me wrong, the karoke at the Tiki Hut on Thursday and Saturday was great, but it is not like the bar hopping scene you may find in Key West. We were there in early September, which is the "off season", we didn't get to visit some of the local shops and restaurants due to the fact that they shut down and go on vacation the first couple weeks of September. We sure miss everyone there. We met a lot of good people. Larry, Larry, and Linda we think of you often. We can't wait to get back to Banana Bay.
Fantastic wedding
We got married on the beach in Banana Bay, Key West, it was a dream come true. We were the only ones to get married that day, very private and peaceful. the wedding co-ordinater, David, did everything we wanted. I had my hair done by Dolly Parton's hairdresser, we got married to the music of our choice and we dined in the most fantastic resturant on an island of it's own. We stayed in Banana Bay for 14 days and it was so fantastic we never left Key West. What is nice about Banana Bay is that it is adults only and it is a small resort so it is very quiet and the rooms are fantastic, i've never slept in a 4 poster bed so big! i would recommend this place to any one looking for a quiet holiday and especially to couples who want to get married or to renew their wedding vows. It is a wonderful place and my husband and I shall definatley return.
Staff friendly, property needs renovating
We just returned from Banana Bay. Front foyer in our building smelled musty. "Beach" is piled rocks with sand sprinkled on. Staff was friendly, helpful, but the place is run-down. We won't be back.
We loved Banana Bay and hope to return next year. Everyone was helpful and friendly. Only thing, we had breakfast every morning and only once did we have bananas. We truly enjoyed our stay at Banana Bay.
Not What I Expected
Well, if you're looking for mediocrity, the Banana Bay is it. When we arrived we got a not-so-warm welcome from the staff, both of whom appeared bothered that we were even there to check-in. The room itself was a typical hotel room complete with a king-size bed held up in the middle with pieces of lumber. The "bayside view" which we had paid extra for was nicely obstructed by trees and shrubs. The "beach" is nothing more than a few chaise lounges within a 200 sq ft. area... What we did like about the place was the well-maintained pool. I think next time we go to the Keys we'll try a different hotel.
Banana Bay Resort exceeded our expectations
My husband and I went to Banana Bay Resort in Marathon for our honeymoon, May, 2003. I liked the way it looked on the internet and booked it with no other references. When we got there we were so impressed. The rooms and grounds were even prettier than shown on the website. Very, Very clean. Everything was immaculate from the rooms, hallways and the grounds. The grounds were lush with tropical foliage and colorful flowers. It was well worth every penny.
Tropical place to be!
A very tropical place to stay. Actually seems like your entering a jungle! We really enjoyed the resort! Our room was very refreshing and our bed was so very comfortable with a canopy bed. The pool was really nice and good food at the Tiki Bar. The small but nice beach was a nice place to watch the sunset. We would definately stay there again!
Once is not enough.
It was out of this world. The service was wonderful everyone at the resort made us feel like royailty. We can't stop talking about what a beautiful time we had. We can't wait too go back. The best part was we were greeted ever day on a first name bases. Thank you Louis, Harold,Chuck,Kate,Diana,Doug,Dolly,Daivd and Milagros. Until next time this is Diana and Victor :)
My husband & I were married at Banana Bay, the wedding coordinator was wonderful, she took care of everything even after I changed my mind a couple of times and she did it with a smile. We did all of our arrangements online and via telephone, it was all perfect. The wedding itself was breathtaking and the pictures are gorgious. We were married at sunset on the tip of the island, the sand, the palm trees and the beautiful sunset made our day somewhat unreal....The resort itself was completely relaxing, it's an adult only resort which was great, there was nothing better than spending the hours in the evening sitting at the Tiki bar and watching the sunset. The staff were kind and went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable. There are so many things to do in the area, its half way to the mainland and half way to Key West.....we had the time of our lives...you will too! Kevin & Kari Eide
Very nice
Banana Bay is a very nice place to stay in the Keys. Mostly everyone is very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant is a little 'pricey' but the food is good. We usually had our lunch onsite but went elsewhere for dinner. A real plus is the Continential Breakfast we received every morning poolside. The only drawback is the pool. It is not heated and it is EXTREMELY COLD. Many guests complained about it. We have stayed at Banana Bay three times but this year we are staying elsewhere. We enjoy swimming and lounging around the pool so we have opted for a heated pool for our stay in December at a different resort.
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... swimming past too! All in all, an eventful day! After that we went to check in at a different hotel this time which we managed to find last minute at a reasonable price because we wanted to stay an extra night. When we got there it was amazing!! Better than expected and potentially the nicest hotel of our trip (apart from Vegas) We had a living room in our room which was a surprise! It was massive! There was a swimming pool on site, hammocks to lie in and watch ...
Golfing and Tennis in the Keys
... good, and the fried oysters were great. A walk down the pier connected to the restaurant allowed to view to parrot fish and others that were just hanging out waiting for patrons to "accidentally" drop in a morsel of food.
Later, we all hung out at the pool, and tried to snorkel around the condo area, but it was far too murky. Sue and I took a walk along the beach over to the condos next door to see what we could see in the water along the way. ...
The Keys
... with huge scary potholes. The person online said that the fist � mile was like that and then it cleared up and they were spot on. The road opened up and became flat and we found an amazing spot to park the van. It was right off the Atlantic and a bay and surrounded by forest. It was incredibly dark and except for the sounds of wildlife it was very quiet. I will admit it was a little creepy being so far away from everything and it was also technically illegal so I was ...
Wasting Away Again in Margaritaville
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After many hours of snorkeling we had a late lunch back at camp (which we could walk/swim to in under five minutes). I was digging around looking for something or other in our massive cooler that held enough food and ice for a month-long excursion to the moon when I inadvertently touched a can of pressurized whipped cream that had lost its cap. Where the cap ended up remains a mystery to this day, but meanwhile I managed to spray high-velocity whipped cream all over my ...
Burnt faces and onto Sugarloaf key
... type structure in the water - so they swam out to it and all jumped around on it to much amusement by all. The resort is much bigger than the last place - has a playground, a really warm swimming pool and even a pub - but the RVs are much closer together so less privacy than in the previous place and not such a beautiful view as at Key Largo.
In the evening I got an email from Phoebe's Matilda application to say that she ...