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Browns are preparing to battle Manning
-The team surprised many by cutting CB Dimitri Patterson on Tuesday and many where curious as to why this came about. Coach Shurmur was asked about the departure of Patterson and he didn't expound much on why now?
"No, I'm not going to talk about the whys or what-fors there. I will say this though, I'm happy for him that he's going to be able to finish out the year in Miami. That will be great for him."
-One of the huge obstacles 'the Browns will have to overcome will be trying to slow down the pass rushing combo of Von Miller and Elvis Dumervil.
Today Coach Shurmur was asked how he sees his two tackles matching up with this fearsome duo, "I think Joe and Mitchell have played steady and well this year. They are obviously two guys that are at different stages of their career
- a guy that's been a Pro Bowl player for a very long time and then another guy that's a rookie, emerging player. They've both done a good job. They've been part of a pretty consistent unit for us.
Then the challenge this week of course with (Von) Miller and (Elvis) Dumervil, both guys are getting production. It's going to be a big challenge. We've got to block those guys so they don't wreck the game. Our guys know the challenge and we've just got to go do it."
-The other hurdle the team must overcome is Peyton Manning who Coach Shurmur thinks is one of the best there is in the game. "I think it's fair to say that in this league as a quarterback, Peyton Manning is rare. He's established himself as one of the great players at quarterback- especially of our era - of all time. His style, you're starting to see his style of play and the style of offense in Denver like he had played all those years in Indy.
I think what's important is that we've got to put together a plan. We have to go play fast. We have to go play aggressive. It's important that we do what we do. We really can't try to let whoever's playing quarterback try to put us on our heels. We've got to be aggressive.
I think that's important. We do know that he tries to change things and makes sure he's not snapping the ball into a bad defense. We're aware of that. We've got to do what we can to stay aggressive, disguise some things and play hard.
" -Broncos LB Von Miller has come into the league and has put up unbelievable sack numbers, something that hasn't surprised Shurmur, He's got unique skill and ability and he's got an outstanding feel for the game.
That was obvious watching him play at Texas A&M and I knew his college coach at the time very well, Mike Sherman, so we talked a lot about it. He was such a dominant force in college. It was no mystery to me that he was going to be a good player in this league and he's fit well in their scheme.
They use him extremely well as a pass rusher and then he drops back in coverage and intercepts footballs and he tackles the runner. I don't see any reason why he's not going to be an outstanding player for a long time."


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The diagram demonstrates how the LRRK2 gene is related to kinase activity and neural cell toxicity. Credit: Ted M. Dawson/Johns Hopkins
A chronic disorder of the central nervous system, Parkinson's Disease (PD) is currently treated with drugs that may slow progression of its physical symptoms – including tremors, impaired balance, and rigidity – but lack significant effect on the progression of the disease itself. Ted Dawson and members of his research team at Johns Hopkins have been at the forefront of research identifying the role and function of genes in the pathogenesis of PD for years.
In the last decade, several important genes and their associations with PD have been discovered at a rapid pace, offering hope to patients who suffer from this common neurodegenerative condition. Dawson and others are investigating the molecular mechanisms of how genetic mutations cause PD in order to develop and test new molecular drugs that slow or halt disease progression.
Dawson and team recently published work in Nature Neuroscience on the mutant LRRK2 gene, which causes familial PD and some cases of sporadic PD. The work demonstrates that alteration to the mutant LRRK2 gene can reduce kinase activity and the neuronal toxicity that leads to cell death. The team is working on designing and testing inhibitor molecules that can demonstrate similar outcomes. This is but one example of promising PD therapeutics in development; many more are already in clinical trials.
What does the future hold for Parkinson's disease? Dawson says that novel therapeutics that treat PD by modifying the disease 10-20% should be publicly available within three to five years.
"Ten years from now, we should have therapeutics that can slow the disease down by a decade," says Dawson. "We will definitely be able to slow or halt disease progression, but it may prove difficult to eradicate the disease completely."
Dawson is the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Professor in Neurodegenerative Diseases and professor of neurology and neuroscience at Johns Hopkins, director of the Parkinson's Disease Research Center, director of the Movement Disorders Center, director of the Neuroregeneration and Repair Program of the Institute for Cell Engineering, and faculty member of the Institute for NanoBioTechnology.
The research is funded by the National Institutes of Health, the Lee Martin Trust, the Sylvia Nachlas Trust, the National Parkinson Foundation, and the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
Citations: W. W. Smith, Z. Pei, H. Jiang, V. L. Dawson, T. M. Dawson, and Christopher A. Ross. Kinase activity of mutant LRRK2 mediates neuronal toxicity, Nature Neuroscience 9: 1231-1233 (2006).
J. M. Savitt, V. L. Dawson, and T. M. Dawson. Diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson disease: Molecules to medicine, The Journal of Clinical Investigation 116:1744-1754 (2006).


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The UK Government's Department for Trade and Industry apparently set up a "Clergy Working Group" in 2004 to look at the working conditions of the clergy. In March this year, they came up with a Model Statement of Good Practice (Word document)
This says that we should have job descriptions, there should be a "clear procedure" for resolving disputes, there should be personal support and "ongoing development" and individuals should be kept informed of and consulted about changes affecting them.
My answer to that would be to supply the Department for Trade and Industry with a copy of the Bible, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the Code of Canon Law. A note could add that further information could be found at www.vatican.va
I don't deny that clergy are sometimes treated unjustly and sometimes have poor working conditions. These things should be addressed within the Church, not by a secular Government. To insist that clergy are not "employees" is not merely a technical legal distinction: as priests, we are men configured to Christ the High Priest with the sacramental character of the priesthood. We have voluntarily undertaken to follow Christ and to live in his service. The living of that priesthood cannot be legislated in terms of employment law.
As it stands, much of the "Model Statement of Good Practice" is harmless enough although stated in the ghastly management speak that seems to be compulsory in such documents. However the DTI has no business in principle interfering in the way that clergy are "managed." Once we have allowed them in with a relatively harmless statement, we will have opened the way for further interference. The trend of secularisation in Britain should make us very wary indeed of allowing any encroachment by the Government on the rights of the Church.
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Let me set the scene for you: You finally arrive at your hotel for that long-awaited vacation to the Caribbean, you're greeted by a glass of bubbly champagne at check-in and you book a breathtaking sunset sail for your first evening. The appetizers served on board don't look too appetizing to you, but hubby tries a few and ... gets food poisoning!
Let me set the scene for you: You finally arrive at your hotel for that long-awaited vacation to the Caribbean, you're greeted by a glass of bubbly champagne at check-in and you book a breathtaking sunset sail for your first evening. The appetizers served on board don't look too appetizing to you, but hubby tries a few and ... gets food poisoning!
As I sit here writing this blog, and after a night of multiple visits to the porcelain bowl, my favorite traveling companion is asleep in the room. We expected this vacation to be a release ... but not this way.
[See Would Your Kitchen Pass a Restaurant Inspection?]
The reason I didn't get sick is because I didn't partake in the offerings on the boat ride. Although some might say I'm a bit obsessed, I consider myself a food safety sleuth. In case you didn't know, a dietitian's motto is "When in doubt, throw it out." Or more graphically, "Better to pass it up then throw it up!" (This story is not for the squeamish!)
Especially in a warm climate, it's important to be vigilant about how food is handled. Each year, more than 76 million Americans are sickened by foodborne illnesses, which affect all age, ethnic and income groups. Although we're quick to point fingers at restaurants and food companies for causing uncomfortable side effects, it's our responsibility to take action by keep ourselves from getting sick from food.
Here are some food-safety measures you can practice at home and keep in mind when traveling:
-- Keep hot food hot (temperatures between 160 degrees to 212 degrees Fahrenheit destroy most bacteria).
-- Keep cold food cold (40 degrees Fahrenheit or below).
-- If you're watching your weight, it could be a good practice to leave some food over, but leftovers should not stay out of the refrigerator for longer than two hours. In hot weather (90 degrees Fahrenheit or above), this time is reduced to one hour.
-- Cook food thoroughly, following the food safety label found on packages. A food thermometer is an inexpensive investment that could save you money in doctor bills.
-- Keep raw food, such as meat and poultry, separate from produce and cooked foods to prevent cross-contamination, and keep work surfaces clean. The use of color-coded cutting boards makes this a simple practice.
-- Be aware of the tools used during cooking. Never use the same utensils for raw meat, poultry or seafood as you would use to prepare produce or ready-to-eat foods without thoroughly washing them.
-- Be sure to wash your hands before, during and after handling food. Proper hand-washing may eliminate nearly half of all cases of food poisoning, and can even significantly reduce the spread of the common cold and flu.
-- For more on why it's so important to clean, separate, cook and chill, visit foodsafety.gov, HomeFoodSafety.org and cdc.gov/foodsafety/diseases.
Perhaps it's also important to take a closer look at your eating behaviors, and not just look at the foods you're eating. No one will remember how great their food tasted if they got sick after it was swallowed.
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New Roo Weekend | The kick-off to your Akron Experience!
4:15 – 4:45 p.m. – NRW Troop Meetings
- Meet your Troop! Your first opportunity to meet the other students in your troop and your New Roo Weekend Leaders. You'll bond with your Troop, get the low-down from your New Roo Weekend Leaders, and learn about everything that's in store for you this weekend.
5:00 – 7:00 p.m. – NRW Kickoff 2016
- Get to know the entire Class of 2020 and have a blast! We're having a party on Coleman Common and every Troop will be there! WZIP will supply the tunes and entertainment, off-campus vendors will be supplying samples of snacks and beverages, and you'll get to see the #2 ranked Men's Soccer Team march to their match against Georgetown!
9:00 – 10:00 a.m. – NRW Troop Meetings
- Kickoff Day 2 of New Roo Weekend by meeting back up with your Troop. Your New Roo Weekend Leaders have some fun activities planned to help you learn more about all the great things at UA!
10:15 – 10:45 a.m. – Involvement Breakout Session #1
11:00 – 11:30 a.m. – Involvement Breakout Session #2
- Are you interested in learning more about some of the different opportunities that UA has? Now is your chance. With the Involvement Breakout Sessions, you get to pick two different offerings to attend to learn more about UA resources. Check out the entire list by downloading the Guidebook App and reserving your seat in the sessions of your choice!
11:40 a.m. – Noon – Large group icebreakers
- Get to know other Troops as you all come together to have fun and break the ice!
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. – First Year Speaker: Hoan Do
- This year's selected First Year Speaker is Hoan Do! You'll get to hear from one of the nation's most inspirational motivators as he helps prepare you for this new and exciting journey. Hoan has traveled the nation speaking at numerous venues and is excited to return to Akron to speak directly to you! Learn more about Hoan Do by reading the side panel to the right.
1:30 – 3:30 p.m. – Hop to the Lock: Fall in love with Akron
- The University of Akron is a community that is part of a larger one: the city of Akron! Thanks to a partnership with Torchbearers, you can learn about some of the great things our surrounding community has to offer at one of the best destinations in the city that is in our backyard-Lock 3! Enjoy lunch and explore some of the great parts that the city of Akron has to offer and fall in love with our community!
3:30 – 5:30 p.m. – Class Schedule Tours
- Need help finding where your classes are? Not a problem! Our New Roo Weekend Leaders will be giving tours of your class schedule. Stop by at any time to be shown where you need to go. Just bring your class schedule!
12:15 – 1:00 p.m. – NRW Troop Meetings
- It's the final day of New Roo Weekend and your final Troop meeting! You may be having lots of thoughts about starting this new and exciting journey on Monday, so your Leaders are here to answer all your questions and make you feel confident about what's in store for you!
1:00 – 3:00 p.m. – Roo Fest
- Did you know UA has more than 340 student organizations on campus? Don't miss the chance to meet 120+ of these groups at RooFest....UA's LARGEST involvement fair! Activities will take place throughout the Student Union; join the Department of Student Life for an afternoon of involvement, freebies, and lots of fun activities!
1:00 – 3:00 p.m. – Class schedule tours
- Didn't get a chance to see where your classes were at on Saturday? Our New Roo Weekend Leaders will be giving class schedule tours again on Sunday. Just bring your class schedule!
No worries! You can stop by an Add On Station at the following times to be added to a Troop:
- Thursday, August 25 - 3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Quaker Station Lobby
- Friday, August 26 - 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Leigh Hall Lobby
- Saturday, August 27 - 8:00 a.m. - 8:45 a.m. - Leigh Hall Lobby
Think of college as an investment, like buying a car. You had to learn how to drive a car, how to maintain it, how to get the most out of it. College is the same. At New Roo Weekend, we'll give you dozens of tips to help you get ahead. You'll meet new friends, faculty members and staff. Plus, you'll have some fun, too. You don't want to miss it!
- Your Zip Card - you will be swiping in to New Roo Weekend events
- Snacks - Lunch is provided on Saturday, but you may want something for in-between sessions!
- Extra cash - As mentioned, lunch is provided on Saturday, but there may be opportunities to sign up for student groups that have membership fees or additional vendors at some events that may have something you'll want to purchase!
From the North, Taking I-77
Follow I-77 south to the Wolf Ledges/Grant Street exit. Turn left at the first light, onto Wolf Ledges, or left at the second light onto Grant Street. Both roads lead to Exchange Street on the south edge of campus. Take a right onto Exchange Street. The entrance to the South Campus Parking Deck (Lot 36) is across the street from McDonalds. Signage stating New Roo Weekend Parking will be posted outside of the deck.
From the North, Taking Route 8
Exit at Buchtel Avenue. Turn right on Buchtel Avenue. Turn left onto Spicer Street. You may enter the East Campus Parking Deck (Lot 1) off of Spicer Street. Signage stating New Roo Weekend Parking will be posted outside of the deck.
From the South, Taking I-77/Route 8
Follow The University of Akron exit off Route 8 marked Buchtel Avenue/Carroll Street. Turn left on to Carroll Street. The East Campus Parking Deck (Lot 1) will be on your right. Signage stating New Roo Weekend Parking will be posted outside of the deck.
From the West, Taking I-76
Follow I-76 eastbound and exit onto Wolf Ledges/Grant Street. Turn left at the first light onto Wolf Ledges, or left at the second light onto Grant Street. Both roads lead to Exchange Street on the south edge of campus. Take a right onto Exchange Street. The entrance to the South Campus Parking Deck (Lot 36) is across the street from McDonalds. Signage stating New Roo Weekend Parking will be posted outside of the deck.
From the East, Taking I-76
From the East, follow I-76 west into Akron. Exit to Route 8 north. The first exit off Route 8 is Buchtel/Carroll. Turn left at Carroll to reach campus. The East Campus Parking Deck (Lot 1) will be on your right. Signage stating New Roo Weekend Parking will be posted outside of the deck.
- Make sure your schedule is clear from Friday, August 26 - Sunday, August 28
- Follow @NewRooWeekend on Twitter
- Sign up for Z-Alert text messaging to receive important campus updates
- Check your UA e-mail throughout the summer
- Print or write down a copy of your fall schedule
- You can also download UA Mobile, free for iPhone and Android.
That's unfortunate! We really think New Roo Weekend is the best way to start off your Akron Experience because of the opportunities you will have to connect with both campus and other students. We understand that you may have other commitments though. We would encourage you to visit the Week of Welcome website and try to attend a number of events happening the first week. Getting off to a great start and making connections is a key to success in college and if you cannot attend New Roo Weekend, we're hopeful you will find another way to get connected!
No. Students will be expected to commute to and from campus as they would for class.
No! New Roo Weekend builds upon your Advising and Registration program. We'll be sharing a lot of new information during New Roo Weekend and it is an opportunity to connect with everyone from your incoming class, not just the few you went through your Advising and Registration day with.
The weekend is exclusively for new students. But don't worry parents and guests — there will be hundreds of events in the months ahead that you can attend with your new student.
New Roo Weekend is a rain or shine event! Some events occur outside and if the threat of weather impacts us, we will let you know of any venue location changes through your Troop Leaders and via Twitter, so make sure you follow us @NewRooWeekend. In in the event of severe weather forces us to cancel any event, we will also let you know.
All incoming freshmen for the Fall of 2016 are eligible to attend New Roo Weekend! The event is exclusively for you as a new student to The University of Akron.
New Roo Compass App
The New Roo Compass App is your handy guide to the start of your Akron Experience. Download New Roo Compass to help you navigate New Roo Weekend, your first week on campus, and your first year at The University of Akron.
First Year Speaker - Hoan Do
Being a successful student is stressful! Getting good grades, being involved on campus, finding a job…the pressures that you face can be overwhelming. Hoan Do understands this. In college, Hoan found himself overwhelmed by demanding classes, extracurricular responsibilities, and important life decisions. He was burnt out, suffered from depression, and contemplated suicide. Refusing to give up on life, Hoan decided to learn how to effectively manage stressors so that he could succeed in school and the real world.
Today, Hoan speaks across North America helping students to lower anxiety, diffuse frustration, and avoid feeling overwhelmed. Because of his speaking style and contributions, Hoan was presented with the Verizon Wireless Motivator Award.
His program, "Turn Your Stress into Success", is filled with practical advice, interactive exercises, and LOL moments. Hoan is a graduate from Pepperdine University (CA), an acclaimed author, and competitor in NBC's hit show, American Ninja Warrior.
Troops & Meeting Locations
Click here for a complete list of Troops and their Troop Meeting locations!
View UA's campus map to find your Troop Meeting location!
SC9 Workshop Information
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Ethical question28Yes, just don't make a habit of it10.71%3No, it's not your customer.64.29%18What are you? Freakin nuts?10.71%3Who made you Santa Clause?3.57%1You have sniffed too much glue.10.71%3
The poll is expired.Last edited by Tyman; 02-22-2010, 07:13 PM.Anyone can tear a man down, few can build one up.Tags: None
Re: Ethical question
I think you should tell the your employer.
If he agrees with you then he might tell you to do it on your own time for free.
If he doesn't then maybe he'll work something out with him through his company.
Then you've done the best you could by all parties without a breach of ethics.
Be careful of those that "seem" needy. The next week they could be driving a new Lexus.
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Originally posted by JCsPlumbing View PostI think you should tell the your employer.
If he agrees with you then he might tell you to do it on your own time for free.
If he doesn't then maybe he'll work something out with him through his company.
Then you've done the best you could by all parties without a breach of ethics.
Be careful of those that "seem" needy. The next week they could be driving a new Lexus.
I second JC's approach on this one."It's a table saw, do you know where your fingers are?" Bob D. 2006
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Re: Ethical question
Does the Hot water heater need replacing or is he jsut worried about it?
If it doesn't need replacing at this time then talk him out of it,
As far as side work.
What is the company policy or (if your union, what is it policy),
Do you have the tools to do it with out the bosses tools? If you need the boss tools then he should get a cut at the minimum, or the job, IMO.
If you put it in is there Liability, or insurance, concerns,
are you current licenced to cover you, working on your own?
If you do it for free and use your own tools, and he is willing to take the responsibility of the liability as a homeowner DIY, and you help him, or look it over before start up, I would say that is your call.
One way to potentially do, and to do with a clear conscience is to talk to the company (boss or owner) and see if he would gives you the go ahead or says NO side work.
when I had employee's I let them work on the side (even using the company's tools if need) if it did not interfere with the work I had going on at the time, (there were even a few jobs that come in that I did not want to take on and the employee did and so I let them do that job on there own time),Last edited by BHD; 12-26-2008, 09:38 PM.Push sticks/blocks Save Fingers
"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good."
attributed to Samuel Johnson
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Re: Ethical question
just exactly what they said. put yourself in your bosses shoes.
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One word: LIABILITY. If that water heater leaks and does $10,000 in damge to the house, who installed it? did they pull a permit? Are they licensed and insured? Or was it that side-job bob character?...maybe we should sue him.
Side-work is risky because you are not following the number one rule in contracting...Cover.Your.A$$. If you do it under your boss's company, then its his license and insurance on the line, as it should be.
Re: Ethical question
JCs is right on target, the fact that this guy asked you to do something unethical after you have treated him properly tells you a little about him. As an employer I took good care of my guys and I often gave them some pretty big ticket items for family only. What I asked in return was their loyalty and honesty.
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Re: Ethical question
Tell him to go to his local church, and as a community ask them to share the expense of getting hot water for his family.
I bet you'll never hear from him again after that.
Catch my drift on this one?
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I really hope you don't fall for this Tyman. Anybody that would ask you to do it on the side, after calling your company and asking for you is an unethical .
Don't listen to his sob stories. If you worked for me and I found out you installed a water heater for a customer of mine without my knowledge, I would fire you in a heartbeat...goodbye dude, have fun on the unemployment line. This guy is asking you to risk your job to help him out...screw that!!!
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now some say liability now if you were to help a friend replace his for free then your friend takes all liability
no mark may be able to shed some light on this ,that if you are helping some one fix some thing and they are helping you and you take no pay for it they cant blame you
now if you need a permit for this and need to be a licensed plumber [ so places you do not ] then i would tell your boss about itCharlie
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Press Release | 16:00 (London) 24th December 2013
Parker Liautaud Reaches The South Pole On Christmas Eve Becoming The Youngest Man To Ski To The South Pole
– 19-year-old Parker Liautaud arrived at the South Pole at 13:43 GMT on 24 December 2013
– New World Record: Parker becomes the youngest man to ski to the South Pole
– New Speed Record: Parker and Doug Stoup set new speed record for the fastest-ever unsupported walk from the edge of Antarctica to the South Pole in 18 Days, 4 Hours and 43 Minutes
At 13:43 GMT on 24 December, The Willis Resilience Expedition, led by 19-year-old Parker Liautaud, polar explorer and climate change campaigner, arrived at the South Pole; achieving the goal of setting a new record for the fastest-ever unsupported walk from the edge of Antarctica to the South Pole and in the process becoming the youngest man ever to ski to the South Pole.
The world record attempt began on Friday 6 December at 09:00 GMT from the Ross Ice Shelf where Parker and Doug began their 506.12km (314.58 miles) journey to the South Pole. To achieve this incredible feat of human resilience, Parker and his expedition partner, Doug Stoup, pulled sleds weighing in excess of 80kg over ice and snow, across the Transantarctic mountain range, through blizzards and mist in temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius. The duo travelled for up to 12 hours a day for 19 days, averaging an astonishing 28km per day. Travelling that distance each day at altitude begins to take its toll at times Parker and Doug have had to battle on, despite suffering from physical exhaustion which can clearly be seen in this short video diary that Parker made for the expedition.
Not only has the world record attempt been achieved, but thanks to the embedded communications technologies in Ice Broker, the Willis Resilience Expeditions custom built Toyota Hilux 6-wheel truck, the venture was broadcast live to the world on the expedition website www.willsresilience.com. This also meant that Parker was able to capture the imagination of the worlds media, by engaging in two-way live broadcast interviews with major news channels, directly from Antarctica.
Parker will now spend the next few days in the South Pole before travelling back to Union Glacier where the team can catch a flight out of Antarctic back to Punta Arenas, Chile. While in the South Pole, Parker will be able to wish the world Happy Christmas, live on TV.
It's an incredible honour to stand at the South Pole after a successful expedition. Over the past several weeks I have learned a lot and am very thankful for the support of the team around me that made this expedition possible. I now hope to work with our scientific partners in the next phase of the research from this expedition and continue to contribute to reigniting the dialogue on climate change.
Parker Liautaud
Willis Resilience Expedition Leader
"I'm proud to stand next to Parker at the Geographic South Pole after just over 18 days of skiing across Antarctica unsupported. I'm also proud to be here as an ambassador for climate change. Parker showed remarkable resilience throughout this expedition. He is an inspiration for his generation."
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Before starting their World Record breaking journey by foot, Parker, Doug and the occupants of Ice Broker; the driver and mechanic Eyjofur Teitsson, cinematographer Paddy Scott and communications director Nathan Hambrook-Skinner first had to reach the elusive starting point for the walk, the Ross Ice Shelf on the edge of Antarctica. To get to the Ross Ice Shelf, the team travelled in Ice Broker a total of 1,790km from Union Glacier to the South Pole down to the Ross Ice Shelf in order to undertake a coast-to-pole-to-coast transect of Antarctica.
During that bumpy crossing of the Antarctic continent over vast fields of sastrugi, or ice waves, the team were collecting snow samples for three scientific research programs, all of which aim to collect valuable data to contribute to our understanding of global climate patterns. One of the teams first jobs on the ice was to deploy the ColdFacts 3000BX, a lightweight weather station which has not been used before in Antarctica. The device has been relaying metrological data every 30 minutes. Along the way the team was also collecting snow samples for research purposes. Ice Broker was instrumental in providing the tools necessary to conduct and store the research samples.
As Parker finds the time to reflect on his amazing achievement we hope that those who were able to follow his journey have also had time to think about the bigger message
Christmas is often a time for reflection. Over the past 18 days, we have watched this truly inspirational young man along with his expedition partner, Doug show us all the true meaning of resilience both mental and physical. For the first time ever thanks to the technology on board Ice Broker, the Willis Resilience Expedition truck, we have been able to share with the world the highs and lows of this incredible journey via live transmissions on the Willis Resilience website. As Parker finds the time to reflect on his amazing achievement we hope that those who were able to follow his journey have also had time to think about the bigger message. Parker set out to not only achieve a new World Record but he also wanted to create a platform to start changing the way we talk about climate change. The conversation will continue via www.willisresilience.com.
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* NB: The total distance forecast that Parker and Doug would have to ski for the Coast to Pole record attempt from Leverett Glacier was estimated to be 640km. This forecast was based upon all information available to the expedition team prior to departure. The distance of 506.27km stated in the release above was captured by the Yellowbrick tracking unit located on Parker's sled for the duration of the record attempt. 506.27km represents the straight line distance South to the Pole from the start point at Leverett Glacier. The total distance skiied on the route taken by Parker and Doug has subsequently been measured and confirmed as 565.3km. The average daily distance skiied by the team can therefore be put at 29.8km.
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Misophonia, Phonophobia, and "Exploding Head" Syndrome
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Misophonia, phonophobia, and "exploding head" syndrome have symptoms that may occur together with some forms of tinnitus or they can occur alone.
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These sensations are different from hyperacusis which is a lowered tolerance to most kinds of sounds.
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Misophonia is a dislike of specific kinds of sounds.
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Attempts have been made to treat misophonia using the same methods as used for treating tinnitus.
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Phonophobia is a fear of specific sounds related to the implication of the sounds.
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Perhaps the earth is floating,
I do not know.
Perhaps the stars are little paper cutups
made by some giant scissors,
I do not know.
Perhaps the moon is a frozen tear,
I do not know.
Perhaps God is only a deep voice
heard by the deaf,
I do not know.
Perhaps I am no one.
True, I have a body
and I cannot escape from it.
I would like to fly out of my head,
but that is out of the question.
It is written on the tablet of destiny
that I am stuck here in this human form.
That being the case
I would like to call attention to my problem.
There is an animal inside me,
clutiching fast to my heart,
a huge carb.
The doctors of Boston
have thrown up their hands.
They have tried scalpels,
needles, poison gasses adn the like.
The crab remains.
It is a great weight.
I try to forget it, go about my business,
cook the broccoli, open the shut books,
brush my teeth and tie my shoes.
I have tried prayer
but as I pray the crab grips harder
and the pain enlarges.
I had a dream once,
perhaps it was a dream,
that the crab was my ignorance of God.
But who am I to believe in dreams?
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Poem: The Poet Of Ignorance
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It's getting to that time of year when in my view it is imperative to have a tub of ice cream firmly in place in the freezer. While I adore all the wacky flavours of Ben & Jerry's, in reality it is very expensive and if I do buy it, it usually disappears in record time. To try and make us become a little more restraint, I tend normally just to buy good old vanilla ice cream. I do love the stuff, and it's simplicity means thay you can pretty much eat it with anything.
This week I was getting together with a group of friends for dinner and to make things easier for all, we each decided to bring a different course. I really got the easy option and landed dessert. After choosing a gooey chocolate cake I knew I needed some really decent vanilla ice cream to complement the decadent chocolate.
While in my local Sainsbury's, I had a look at what was on offer and decided to go with Carte d'Or. It was slightly cheaper than the Haagen Dazs yet I knew from tasting it before that it was a premium brand with a fantastic flavour. I believe I paid £2.97 for a 1 litre tub, which is expensive but for a special occasion I am slightly more forgiving.
That evening we had a lovely meal and everyone was feeling ready for something sweet. Out came the chocolate and the ice cream and we all helped ourselves to a generous scoop to go with our warmed up chocolate cake. It was truly gorgeous, this ice cream is fabulously cream and tastes really luxurious. It is flecked with dark specks of natural Vanilla and this ensures that it tastes truly fantastic.
It complemented our chocolate cake fantastically, but equally I would be happy to dig into a bowl of this ice cream if it were served up on it's own. It really is a great vanilla ice cream, and while I can not justify buying it on a weekly basis, it is the one I will turn to on special occasions
I am a huge fan of ice-cream with a particular soft spot for Ben and Jerrys and Haagen Daaz but sometimes my mum buys different things which are on offer at the supermarket which soemtimes includes Carte d'or. Currently, Sainsburys are running an offer of £2.99 on BOGOF which is pretty good and now would be a good chance to try it out.
This one, which is I suppose, the mainstay of the brand, is simple as flavours go but sometimes it is the basics of the range that it is most important to get right as if they can't get a Vanilla right then I wouldn't bother trying the speciality flavours.
This comes in a 500ml cream coloured tub with a golden lid. On the lid is the company logo and a picture of the ice cream with some vanilla pods lying on top. It's not particulary eye catching but the colour scheme is good and representative of the product you are buying.
The ice cream itself can be scooped out of the tub immediately on opening the freezer which is funny for me as I am used to having to wait ten or so minutes before it becomes scoopable. I think this may be to do with the fact that the luxury ice cream brands like Haagen Daaz use high amounts of cream in production. Perhaps this has a higher water content or something but it very convenient. It is a very appetising cream colour with little tiny dark brown dots of vanilla running through it which makes it look very authentic.
I must say this ice cream is delicious. It is rich and creamy and melts slowly in the mouth. The vanilla taste is full and genuine and surprisingly so for a relatively cheap ice cream brand. It also doesn't fall apart when you touch it as I find with some ice-cream like Walls which is a bit dry almost and flaky, this though it does melt quickly at least is whole to begin with. I think this is lovely and will be trying more flavours.
I've tried various brands and prices of vanilla icecream in my search for one which offers a quality flavour without the expensive price and Carte d'Or Vanilla is just that, a good quality luxury icecream that knocks the socks of more expensive brands.
It doesn't have that off-putting bright yellow look that you get with alot of vanilla icecreams on the market but rather a lovely creamy yellow colour, dotted with beads of vanilla to give it that extra flavour and depth, definitely earning it's place in the luxury brands hall of fame. I serve it when I have friends round to dinner and it invariably receives plenty of compliments.
There are other flavours within the Carte d'or range, all of which are as yummy as the vanilla flavour so well worth a try but this one is particularly good as an accompaniment to any desert. At around £3.00 for a litre tub it works out cheaper than many other luxury brands also so it's a win win situation.
Being pregnant gives you a great excuse to eat ice cream all day long if you want and one of my favourite finds has been Carte D'Or Vanilla flavour. Generally I find vanilla a bit boring but this tastes so smooth and has such flavourful vanilla beans in it that it's anything but boring!
Carte D'Or is a Unilever brand and according to the Unilever website Carte D'Or was first marketed in 1978, based on propositions that the flavours were natural and unadulterated and that it used ingredients of high quality. In 1990 Carte D'Or was launched in the UK & Ireland.
Carte D'or Vanilla flavour is made with natural vanilla flavour from Madagascar. Apparently Madagascar is the largest producer of vanilla in the world so it is obvious that they are using premium ingredients in their ice cream.
What I love about this ice cream is that it is very scoopable even when it has come straight out of the freezer. I hate it when you can't get your scoop into ice cream immediately but with this ice cream you don't need to worry. It stays nice and solid though in your bowl and doesn't melt quickly. What I also love is that you can see little flecks of the vanilla bean in this ice cream. I think that is what gives it its lovely creamy rich flavour.
The ice cream comes in an oval shaped tub and weighs 500g. Of course, it's ice cream so it's not going to be the healthiest snack around. Per 100g there are 200 calories. A 500g tub generally sells for £2.99 but Sainsburys have it on offer at the moment for £1.49, a bargain in my opinion and a lovely tasting ice cream.
I'm sitting on my break eating this right now! Why not - the sun is out and that is a good enough reason for me to have a bowl of ice cream.
It comes in an oval shaped container with 1litre/500grams of product inside. It boasts no artificial colours or flavours. Its appearance is an off white colour - slightly yellow. It has little dots of brown/black through it which I assume is the vanilla pod.
Straght from the freeser it was really easy to serve, I used a spoon instead of a scoop. Its consistency is solid, but very creamy. It melts in your mouth, not in your bowl.
The flavour is really pleasant. It is definately a vanilla ice-cream, not like so many flavourless ice-creams which calls themselves vanilla.
It has been out of the freezer about ten minutes now and is still very solid. I believe I bought these because they were on a 2 for £3 offer. On that offer I think this ice-cream is certainly worth £1.50 for a litre.
Ice-cream is a luxury item and this product is definately luxury in every mouthful.
Who needs an excuse to enjoy delicious ice cream? I don't! No matter what time of year be it raining or sunny outside I want ice cream as my treat! Preferably with chocolate biscuits or pieces of chocolate all chopped up and thrown in.
I have been known to call my fiance and beg for him to take mercy on me and bring a delicious treat home and he always goes for something with a more luxurious feel to it when compared to what I'd usually buy (good job I'm going to hold the pursestrings when we live together!).
Carte D'Or comes in a plastic tub which holds 1 litre of ice cream and to open the tub you have a small plastic piece which you need to break off and then you can use one thumb or finger to remove the lid. There is usually no ice cream on the lid to start off with but after a couple of servings I seem to find that there is ice cream all over the lid and this just means that I have to run the spoon along the lid to make sure nothing is wasted!
This ice cream is biege in colour and is made with skimmed milk, sugar, water amongst other things and there are also pieces of vanilla bean pieces shattered throughout the ice cream and these are dark in appearance and there seems to be lots of them. This ice cream is lovely and creamy and fairly thick but it's easy enough to get a spoon in to dish some up.
The taste of this ice cream is lovely and sweet and you can tell that there is lots of sugar contained within the ice cream but frankly I don't care because it's so tasty and yummy! I especially enjoy it with a little added chocolate sauce and the odd biscuit or two but then I have been known to overindulge from time to time ;)
I would definitely recommend this ice cream as you can really taste the vanilla pod pieces within and this gives the ice cream a genuine vanilla flavour which far exceeds the cheaper ice cream you can purchase.
I am rating this tub of vanilla flavoured deliciousness 5/5 and you can pick up a 1 litre tub for £2.94 from Tesco stores or www.tesco.co.uk and at 120 calories and 5.5g of fat per 100ml it doesn't hurt to indulge every now and again!
We're not normally a great ice-cream eating family but I must say when hubby came back from Tesco with a tub of Carte D'or Vanilla it just had to be opened & tested (for Dooyoo purposes you understand!) & it comes with a full recommendation from me.
The Tesco receipt is showing that this 500g plastic tub cost £2.88 which is a fairly generous size.
The tub's oval & has a good sturdy lid so I may use it after the ice cream's finished for storage.
The details on the lid tell me that it's 'without artificial colours or flavours' & is 'made with natural vanilla flavour from Madagascar'.
On the base of the tub are listed the ingredients & nutritional values, storage advice, recommended GDAs for adults plus a website www.LoveIceCream.com which I may well take a look at?
I thought this ice cream, being so delicious, would be far more unhealthy than it is but 100g (recommended portion) contains only 100 calories & 4.5g of fat. It's easy though to eat far more than 100g & would be great served with hot melted chocolate - don't you just love seeing it harden when it hits the ice cream?!
The tight-fitting lid ensure the contents stay fresh & there's also a peel-back cellophane cover which,when removed, shows the cream-coloured frozen dessert.
It's a nice creamy texture - not the type you buy for £1 per litre from Iceland etc. It doesn't start to melt immediately after serving neither is it watery.
It's a soft scoop ice -cream which means you don't end up with bent spoons (I have a few in my cutlery drawer!) but it's not quite the standard of Italian ice-cream nor of Ben & Jerry's, in my opinion, although it's delicious.
There's a real flavour of vanilla which is quite strong but I like it very much & would recommend giving it a try for those who like sweet ice creams.
It's also delicious with fresh fruit as the tartness of eg kiwi fruit counterbalances the sweetness making it a more healthy dessert.
- not the cheapest ice-cream around.
- soft scoop so quick & easy to serve.
- strong vanilla taste but rather on the sweet side for me.
- well-designed tub with strong re-sealable lid & clear information provided.
- recommended if you see it on offer?
This is no ordinary ice cream...no no, this is luxury ice cream at its best!
I'm normally more of a chocolate ice cream fan, but I was having friends round one evening and opted for the safe bet. Most people like vanilla, so I decided to go for the Carte D'Or one. My friends loved it! We ate the entire tub!
The fantastic thing about the Vanilla Carte D'Or ice cream is that it's completely soft scoop. So you don't have to worry about digging away for hours and bending your spoon in half!
The ice cream itself is very light and mousse like. It's rich and creamy and is made with Madagascan Vanilla, which is the vanilla capital of the world! It smells fantastic, enough to get my taste buds tingling the moment I opened the tub!
I have mixed views on the packaging. The tub is quite big and bulky. Not your normal circle shaped tub, it's quite hard to store in the freezer if your tight for space. On the other hand the tub is very practical for dishing up as you don't have to dig down to the bottom of the tub as it's quite wide, making it easier to scoop out. The way the vanilla ice cream is marketed is very eye catching, vanilla pods, flowers etc.
The great thing about this Vanilla Carte D'Or ice cream is that its so light that you can eat it on its own or as a side with cake or fruit. My treat is having it with golden syrup or even sprinkling chocolate powder over the top!
This product contains;
Per 100g
110 Calories
5g Fat
Made by Walls a subsidiary of the giant Unilever multinational corporation.
Usually £2.99 per litre but some big supermarkets have half price offers on or buy one get one free, so shop around!
I don't tend to buy tubs of ice cream very often, but in the run up to Christmas I decided that it would be a good idea to purchase a good quality vanilla ice cream to go with various hot desserts that we had planned for the festive season!
I decided on the vanilla ice cream made by Carte D'Or, as this was a brand that I recognised and more importantly it was on offer at Tesco. The packaging looked nice enough, so in the trolley it went!
The ice cream comes in a 500g plastic tub, which is clear so that you can see the ice cream inside. The lid has a really nice picture on it (not the one above though). It clearly states that it is made by Carte D'or and that it is Vanilla flavour, with a picture of vanilla pods to sell the idea to you. The packaging states that the ice cream is 'made with natural vanilla flavour from Madagascar'. In addition to this, the label on the bottom of the tub informs you that Madagascar is the world's vanilla capital! Well you learn something new every day!
The ice cream itself is a pale yellowy colour with small black flecks of vanilla in it. It has a really nice consistancy to it - it is very easy to scoop out of the tub and you don't even need to leave it at room temperature for a few moments first, like i've had to with other ice creams i've tried! The flavour is very gentle and natural tasting which is lovely and not too overpowering which is great. Generally I tend to go for chocolate ice cream, but this has actually gone some way to converting me!! The ice cream really went well with everything we put it with including sticky toffee pudding, melting chocolate sponges and apple tart!
I would really recommend this ice cream over other cheaper vanilla ice creams that I have tried. You may pay a bit more, but it is much more enjoyable than a more budget version and actually very tasty - I now realise that the cheaper ones are much more synthetic tasting and lack the smooth texture of this one.
As it was on offer when I purchased it, it was very reasonably priced. Tesco are now selling it at it's full price of £2.89.
Well I'm probably speaking too soon but it looks like maybe Summer has arrived at last. The sun is shining, my daughters are playing outside and it's time to reach for the ice cream. Not any old ice cream you understand but Carte d'Or which is always a little bit special. It's always a little bit pricey as well, I have to add, but the reason we are having it is because it was on special offer at Sainsburys!
At the moment we are eating the vanilla flavour ice cream which my youngest daughter calls 'banilla'! It comes in an oval shaped tub which is typical of all the Carte d'Or ice creams and has a very tempting picture of the ice cream and some vanilla sticks on the lid. It also states on the lid that it is made from natural vanilla extract from Madagascar - I assume that's good otherwise they probably wouldn't bother saying it! Actually if you turn the tub over and look at the bottom it tells you that Madagascar has the perfect climate for producing the highest quality vanilla and that only the best goes into Carte d'Or!
On the bottom you also find the nutritional values - 120 calories per serving which I don't think is too bad and 1.5 grams fat.
The tub is very easy to open and when you do you can see that there is a plastic seal which you need to remove. The ice cream is very soft and smooth and scoops very easily from the tub which I always think is a good thing. I love the appearance of this ice cream too. It's definitely not that very yellow artificial colour that you get with much cheaper ice cream. I would say it's almost beige in colour and another thing I like is that you can actually see little flecks of vanilla. This definitely makes it look very natural.
Tastewise it is divine! It is so smooth and creamy and literally melts on your tongue. It seems to have just about the right amount of vanilla too! It's lovely to eat on it's own or to go with just about anything. It's particularly nice to have with a slice of hot apple pie so that it melts and collapses over it! Oh dear - I'm starting to drool now! It's lovely and cool for Summer - however long it may last!
As I said at the beginning Carte d'Or ice cream is not cheap but then it is rather superior! In Sainsburys you can buy a 500 gram tub for £2.99 which is rather a lot. However, at the moment if you buy two tubs of any flavour you can get both for £4 which is a lot better. Even though this ice cream is a particular favourite of mine, I do tend to wait for the special offers and then we will quite likely stock up with a few tubs!
All of our family definitely recommend this ice cream - it's delicious!
Carte D'or is one of the long time standing ice creams, and although it is very expensive, it is indeed a luxurious ice cream for those like me who go for the quality. Vanilla is still the most popular ice cream, it is so versatile and can be served with anything or eaten alone. At any time. This particular Vanilla is the king of vanilla, it is very pale in colour, no bright yellow to dazzle you when you remove the lid, very natural looking and the best bit is. there is real vanilla in it, little flecks can be seen, and these are in fact vanilla pod, which has been ground into it. This adds a whole new experience to the word vanilla. Most ice cream hasn't seen a vanilla pod in its life and has only vanilla essence or flavouring to link it to its name. The result is a creamy, wonderful tasting product, completely natural in taste and very addictive too. Own up time! Yes I can eat a whole litre of this from the tub, with no problem, well except for the extremely high calorie intake of course! The packaging is good but nothing extraordinary, it comes in oval tubs at around £3.99, however some supermarkets sell it at around £3, so it pays to shop around. You can also buy it in tiny tubs too; complete with spoon and these are a whopping 99p, for a few mouthfuls. Get the biggie! Overall I recommend this to you, you won't be disappointed in taste at al, in fact you will want more..and more...
Most of todays ice creams are designed to make you feel naughty, they are sheer indulgence and packed full of all kinds of things that one time or other would have been classed as toppings. While these ice creams are great to eat sat in front of the TV (they even come in tubs which are designed to eat from!) they're not what you'd serve up to guests. Now enter Carte d'Or Vanilla ice cream. This is a truly sophisticated ice cream, it's rich and creamy, a lovely pale custardy yellow colour with tiny little black specs of real vanilla pod. No pretend flavouring here. This ice cream is delicious with a wonderful true vanilla flavour, you may believe you've been eating "Vanilla" ice cream for years but had it ever really seen a vanilla pod? My guess is no. Until eating this I always thought of Vanilla ice cream as plain ice cream, as it really seemed to have no flavour. It was the boring flavour only to be eaten as a last resource to any other flavour, and even then only with some sickly sweet topping on top (remember ice magic?). Well this Vanilla ice cream is no longer boring, it can really stand alone as a good ice cream but my suggestion is to wow your friends with it at dinner parties. Which I'm sure is what the manufacturer intended as this is not packaged in one of those tall tubs like Haagen Dazs, no it's a long tub, perfect for using an ice cream scoop to create lovely little round balls of ice cream. Which are great served with numerous desserts, fruit salad, apple pie, caramalised apple wedges or my favourite Crepes Mikado - translation pancakes folded over a scoop of Carte d'Or Vanilla ice cream, drizzeled with melted chocolate sauce. This ice cream is best served after being left at room temperature for 5-10 minutes, this makes it lovely and soft so it just melts in your mouth.


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