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The Multi-Award Winning Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy by Celebrated Childrens Author Tina Turbin is Featured in Apples Advertisement of the New iPad(March 26, 2012)
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) March 26, 2012
Apple.coms video advertisement for the latest iPad features the highly-acclaimed childrens book app for Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy by renowned childrens author Tina Turbin. About 36 seconds into the video for the new iPad, a hearing impaired child is shown as he eagerly watches Turbins cutting-edge app, which offers sign language interpretation by none other than Carol Downing, whom Turbin hand picked for this App.
Carol Downing is the Associate Director at Blossom Montessori School for the Deaf in Clearwater Florida. Carol was an instructor in the Sign Language Interpretation Program at St. Petersburg College. She also was the Assistant Director of Admissions for Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C for nine years, where she earned her Masters degree in Administration/ Supervison. Carol brings with her an extensive knowledge of American Sign Language as well as a deep understanding of Deaf Culture. She is well known and respected in the Deaf community and has been a nationally certified interpreter for over 20 years.
When iStorytime informed me that Apples new iPad ad featured Danny the Dragon, I could hardly believe it, said Tina Turbin. Once again, I am truly honored. Thank you Apple!
Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy is the award-winning illustrated picture book telling the story of Danny the Dragon and his friendship with Jimmy after their most unusual meeting on a trip to the beach. The book has earned numerous rave reviews by critics and bloggers who praise the work for its positive messages of mutual kindness and family togetherness. The groundbreaking app, created by iStoryTime, the same app developer for How to Train Your Dragon, took the world by storm as the first app of its kind to offer sign language interpretation. After its release this app remained for weeks on Apples recommended list.
Its been such a pleasure working with iStoryTime who have been incredibly supportive and creative throughout the entire process. Turbin said. They have done a truly exceptional job. I just love working with them.
Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy and its subsequently released DVD with sign interpretation and Danny the Dragon Dreams CD have won a number of highly-esteemed awards, including the prestigious Media of the Year Award by Creative Child Magazine and Moms Choice Award. The book is also available for the worlds bestselling eReader, Amazon.coms Kindle, and can be read on the iPad with the Kindle app.
According to marketing executives at Imagination Publishing Group (IPG), Turbins publisher which specializes in childrens literature, a series of translations of Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy are soon to follow, not to mention future installments of the Danny the Dragon illustrated kids book series. These will also be made available for the iPhone and iPad as well.
TO BOOK TINA TURBIN FOR AN INTERVIEW OR SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT: Contact [email protected]
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT DANNY THE DRAGON: Visit http://www.DannytheDragon.com.
TO PURCHASE DANNY THE DRAGON PRODUCTS: Contact Imagination Publishing Group at [email protected] or call 888-701-6481. Also available through: Amazon.com, Victory Multimedia, Barnes and Noble, Blockbuster Video, Baker and Taylor, and other major distributors.
Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy DVD: 837654741191, $24.95
Danny the Dragon Meets Jimmy paperback: 978-0-9800-721-0-5, $8.95
Danny the Dragon Dreams CD/Audiobook: 978-0-9800-721-3-6, $8.95
ABOUT TINA TURBIN: Tina Turbin wrote her first story at age sixteen, and has since gone on to enjoy tremendous success as a multi-award-winning author, humanitarian, and researcher. Working for many years in Los Angeles with children in the Entertainment Business, she remains an active supporter of children, families, and education and works as an advocate in the many arenas of literacy and celiac disease. The Danny the Dragon series fulfills a passion of hers to delight and entertain through her enchanting characters. Her many styles of writing convey to the young and young at heart. Turbin resides in her East and West Coast studios.
For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Miranda Jade 888-701-6481 or ImaginationPublishingGroup (at) gmail (dot) com
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Item DescriptionThe Annatolia White & Gold Bone China Dinnerware Collection by Narumi takes the classic dinnerware shapes for plates, bowls and serving pieces and richly decorates them with an ornate gold filigree pattern accented with delicate hints of blue.
About the BrandBased in Japan, the origins of Narumi date back to 1911. Constantly evolving, in 1965 Narumi became the first manufacturer to mass produce bone china in Japan. Combining age-old skills, modern production techniques and pre-eminent design, Narumi carries on its mission of manufacturing the highest quality tableware.
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From "The Good Carb Cookbook." Posted for safe-keeping. Note: You can substitute 3 T grated Parmesan for the feta cheese if you prefer. Cook time includes the 2 hour refrigeration time.
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- 9 ounces refrigerated cheese tortellini
- 1 1⁄2 cups small broccoli florets
- 1 1⁄2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1 1⁄2 cups chopped canned artichoke hearts, drained
- 3⁄4 cup matchstick-sized pieces red bell pepper
- 1⁄2 cup nonfat Italian dressing or 1⁄2 cup light Italian dressing or 1⁄2 cup red wine vinaigrette
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dried oregano or 1⁄2 teaspoon italian seasoning
- 1⁄3 cup crumbled fat free feta cheese or 1⁄3 cup reduced-fat feta cheese
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- Cook the tortellini al dente according to package directions. One minute before the pasta is done, add the broccoli and mushrooms and cook for an additional minute or until the broccoli turns bright green and is crisp-tender and the pasta is al dente. Drain the pasta and vegetables, rinse with cool water, and drain again.
- Put the pasta mixture in a large bowl; add the artichoke hearts, red bell peppers, dressing, oregano, and toss to mix well. If desired, add the feta or Parmesan cheese and toss again.
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The words "baking" and "healthy" typically do not go hand in hand. Baked goods are traditionally made from butter, sugar, salt, white flour and other ingredients that are, while lovely when combined, not the best for those of us watching our weight.
If you're someone who's striving for a healthier self, but struggle with your love of muffins, cakes and cookies – don't despair. There is a way to balance baking and health without sacrificing the warm, comforting, deliciousness that emanates from a tray of freshly baked goods.
So grab your favorite bakeware, be it a muffin tray, cake pan or casserole dish, and prepare yourself for a whole new world of baking – the healthy way. This article is going to show you how to have your cake and eat it, too!
Change it up…
Most of us are accustomed to using high fat ingredients like butter, margarine and oil for baking, all of which are chock full of saturated fat. Sugar is called upon in almost every recipe, which is unhealthy for us on many levels. Then there's the salt, flour and flavorings. Don't forget about the added toppings such as frosting, chocolate and glaze which account for addition calories with little nutritional value.
Step one, before we even step foot in the kitchen, is to hit the grocery store to pick up some healthy alternatives to the above ingredients.
- Sugar – unsweetened applesauce is a perfect substitute for sugar and can be used in almost all recipes. Exchange the whole amount of sugar in a recipe for the same amount of unsweetened applesauce to majorly cut calories in your baked goods. Just keep in mind you will need to reduce the other amounts of liquid in the recipe by ¼ cup.
Another option is using vanilla extract in place of sugar. For every 2 tablespoons of sugar, use ½ teaspoon of extract. Not only will this reduce the calories, it will also lend a mild vanilla flavor to the dish!
- Butter and Oil - Substitute these artery clogging culprits with a 50/50 combination of applesauce and the original ingredient. This works best when baking sweet breads and muffins. If you've already used applesauce to sub for sugar, try some of the other alternatives below.
If you're baking brownies or cookies, you can substitute the whole amount of butter for pureed avocado! Butter and avocado have very similar consistencies and the mild flavor of avocado makes it a perfect swap. Or sub the amount of called for butter/oil with mashed banana. Bonus: bananas will add some great health benefits like extra potassium and fiber!
Substituting chia seeds for butter when baking muffins, cakes and bread is another great option. For every 1 cup of butter use 2-3 tablespoons of chia seeds plus 1 cup of water (let it sit for 15 minutes before mixing). Chia seeds far surpass butter in terms of health benefits - they pack a potassium and protein punch you definitely won't find in latter.
- Flour – white flour doesn't have much going for it in terms of nutritional value. Substituting with whole wheat flour will increase the fiber and vitamin content as well as help regulate your blood sugar levels. You can do a straight swap of white flour for whole wheat flour with just about any type of baking – muffins, cakes, cookies, brownies, etc.
- Frostings – who wants to skimp on the final touches of a freshly baked masterpiece? Frosting is loaded with sugar and little else, so subbing in something lighter will drastically improve the nutritional and health content of your final product.
A super easy exchange for frosting is marshmallow "fluff", which can be used to top just about anything. Fluff has less than half the calories and sugar as your average frosting.
If you're willing to put in a little more effort, meringue topping is a delightfully light and slightly sweet exchange for sugary frosting. A basic meringue is made from only whipped eggs whites, a squeeze of lemon and a few tablespoons of sugar. It can also be baked onto your cakes and pies creating a caramelized flavor and browned finish that's also fat-free!
These simple and tasty substitutions outlined above can be made for almost any baked goods recipe. For another creative and healthy baking option, check out one of our favorite recipes below!
Fruit & Quinoa Breakfast Bake
Grab your favorite square bakeware (8x8 if you can) and prepare your wholesome and nutritious breakfast for the entire week.
You will need: ½ cup of quinoa – uncooked, ½ cup oats – uncooked, 3 bananas, 1 ½ cups of blueberries, ½ cup raspberries (or any fruit of your choice – fresh or frozen), 2 cups of milk or almond milk, 2 large eggs or ½ cup egg whites, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, ½ teaspoon of cinnamon, pinch of salt, non-fat/non-stick cooking spray.
Pre-heat the oven to 375 degrees. Rinse the quinoa and oats several times and set aside. Slice the bananas and rinse and dry the berries. Use the non-stick cooking spray on the bottom and sides of the dish.
Spread half the fruit on the bottom of the bakeware. Use a spoon to spread the oats and quinoa combination on top of the fruit. For the next layer, spread the remaining fruit on tops of the grains.
Whisk the milk, eggs, vanilla, cinnamon and salt together in medium bowl. Slowly pour the mixture into the dish, being careful not to upset the layers. Try to distribute the liquid as evenly as possible.
Bake in the oven for 60 minutes. Remove, let cool, then cut into square pieces.
Serve with a spoon of non-fat Greek yogurt on top. These naturally sweet and tangy breakfast squares are also a perfect snack to take with you on the go. Enjoy a nutritious bite anytime you'd like!
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For this guide, we've compared some of the best electric pressure washer models on the market today, weighing their strengths against their weaknesses. To research our picks, we compared the costs, the power in the unit, and the quality of build on many leading options. We also looked at portability, GPM (gallons per minute—the amount of water used), and any special features that can help make your life a little bit easier.
As you read through the page, you'll learn all the essentials regarding our Top Three picks. We'll discuss the reasons why we think they're better than the competition, and help give you a sense of what you can expect each one to do.
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Electric pressure washers don't have the strength of their gas-powered counterparts, but they are still the preferred choice for most jobs around the house.
An electric-powered pressure washer has many advantages over a gas-powered model. The first and most obvious is the "plug and play" factor. To operate an electric power washer, you don't need to stop by the gas station to fill up. Plus, there's no need to worry about exhaust fumes, or the inherent danger of combustion engines.
In addition, the lower water pressure of an electric model is less likely to damage paint or woodwork. An electric pressure washer has more than enough power for most jobs around the house, whether it's washing cars or cleaning decks. However, they're easier to hold back when you need a less industrial touch!
They're lighter and usually smaller, and most electric models are less expensive than gas-powered ones. The motor of a gas-powered pressure washer (like the motor of a car) also requires more maintenance than an electric motor. That's why plug-in models are so good for the average homeowner! You can use them more safely and repair them far less frequently than the combustion models!
It's important to pick the right model of electric power washer, however. Since they are smaller, lighter and cheaper, a low-quality pressure washer may also break down easier than the more rugged gas-powered model.
That's why research is critical to avoid buying a dud. We've done all that for you, so your job now is to read through our reviews, and bear in mind which tasks you're looking to get done with your new machine.
Best Electric Pressure Washer Reviews
1. AR Blue Clean AR383
One of the most popular models you can buy for your house, the AR Blue Clean AR383 model merges good value with a solid brand reputation.
The AR383 operates at 1,900 PSI and uses 1.5 GPM. It's sufficiently powered for the majority of jobs around the house. The washer power is controlled via the trigger on the wand. The AR383 also comes with a variety of different spray tips for various residential applications.
It comes with two different wands—one adjustable spray wand and one rotating, high pressure wand. The adjustable spray wand is suitable for most household jobs, allowing users to control the width of the flow from a broad spray to a pencil-thin jet. The high pressure wand is made for tougher jobs on hard surfaces.
The unit also has wheels for easier mobility, and comes with a dispenser for cleaning detergents. The AR383 also has a hose adapter and a water filter adapter.
The AR Blue Clean is our favorite for its rare combination of performance and price. Most homeowners won't be using their unit every day, so they probably aren't willing to spend an arm and a leg on a high-powered commercial pressure washer.
But even if you don't use your pressure washer on a regular basis, you'll still want a quality model that won't break down when you need it most. The AR383 beats out its competition in its price bracket in terms of build and performance—putting it right in that sweet spot for most homeowners' needs.
Many owners were fans of the two different spray wands, which eliminate the need to purchase extra tips for specialized applications. It's hard to imagine any normal house chores that fall outside the abilities of these two wands—they cover everything from a mild spray to clean soft wood, to a high-pressure blast for cleaning concrete.
This electric pressure washer also scores high in portability. In addition to being lightweight (about 28 pounds), the AR383 also rolls on wheels and comes with a long hose and a long power cord. Users also say that the spray is capable of cleaning second story windows. They said that the longer extension cord eliminated the need for an extra extension cord. They also said that the longer hose made washing cars and walks much easier, since it could reach around corners easily.
There were also many owners who wrote glowing reviews of the customer service at Blue Clean. A number of reviews mentioned that the team at Blue Clean was fast, accessible and friendly. Buyers found it very comforting to have an experience with a company that really stood behind their products and were accessible and open to questions.
Some reviewers took issue with certain plastic parts of the AR383's construction, but most acknowledged that was to be expected in this price range.
Others complained about leaks at the point where your garden hose attaches to the unit. This is a fairly common complaint on every electric pressure washer's Amazon page.
A few users proposed different low-cost solutions to leaking. If your AR383 leaks, you can use the old standbys of pipe or duct tape. An extra washer can also be purchased on Amazon, or from any hardware store.
While some users liked the hose reel, other owners claimed that was too much of a hassle to use on a regular basis. This could become frustrating for some, particularly if there isn't very much available storage space around your house.
The AR383 is our top choice because this electric pressure washer has the right stuff where it counts. It's a low-cost but high-functioning pressure washer, and most homeowners will find it more than meets their needs around the house.
If you need a pressure washer for tough jobs on a daily basis, you may want to invest a bit more cash. For the price bracket, however, the AR383 is one of the most popular and functional models you can find online.
2. Sun Joe SPX3000
The Sun Joe SPX3000 is priced slightly higher than the AR383, but it has a few qualities that make it a worthy challenger to our top pick.
First off, the SPX3000 comes with a bit more power behind its stream compared the Blue Clean model: 2,030 PSI to the AR383's 1900 PSI. It also uses a higher water volume of 1.76 GPM.
Like our first pick, this Sun Joe electric pressure washer is best suited for residential applications, and reviews from owners are largely positive. The compact and lightweight design, like that of the AR383, is best suited for residential work.
Sun Joe also equips their pressure washer with a trigger to control the spray, and a number of different tips are included for different jobs.
One unique feature of the SPX3000 is the detergent selector on the back. Users can choose between a number of different cleaners loaded up into the pressure washer, which can make performing multiple jobs a breeze. Detergents can be loaded into the dual canisters included in the purchase.
Though it comes with a higher price tag, many prefer the build of the SPX3000 to our first pick. In many places where Blue Clean has opted to use plastic components in their standard model, Sun Joe uses brass or other metal fittings. Previous buyers said that the quality of the fittings was one of the key reasons they'd chosen this one over the cheaper competition. They said that upon using the brass quick connect fittings on this model, they were very glad they'd spent the extra dollars. The brass pieces are sturdy, reliable, and much more durable than plastic.
The difference between power behind our two top picks (2,030 PSI vs. 1,900) probably won't make a world of difference in practical applications, but some consumers might be looking for a pressure washer with a little extra juice. If you fall into this category, the SPX3000 could be a better pick for you.
The extra five attachable nozzles that accompany this pressure washer are another pro for the SPX3000. They allow owners to adjust the stream by width and intensity, which in turn allows Sun Joe's power washer to perform a wider variety of duties around the house.
Another important advantage of the SPX3000: the warranty is 2 years—twice as long as the Blue Clean warranty.
The main disadvantage of the SPX3000—which put it in second place—is the cheaper wobbler plate pump behind this unit. The AR383's Triplex is the higher quality pump, and long term use could start to reflect this discrepancy.
The majority of negative reviews complain about low or unreliable pressure from the water pump. Though there are far more positive reviews than negative, this drawback still merits note.
The Sun Joe SPX3000 has a lot of its own merits to offer homeowners. Despite its minor shortcomings, this lightweight and compact power washer packs a lot of power, and should be more than enough to handle most of the jobs around your home.
The extra features—like the added set of attaching nozzles—also add to the appeal of the SPX3000. Furthermore, the long warranty and high online ratings and reviews inspire confidence in the long-term viability of this particular power washer.
3. AR Blue Clean AR118
Our third pick is ideal for homeowners who are more concerned about storage or price than sheer power. The AR Blue Clean AR118 has many of the benefits of the other power washers mentioned here, pared down into a more portable and inexpensive package.
The AR118 is a hand-carry model that retails for the lowest price on this list, but the small size and cost shouldn't lead you to believe that the AR118 doesn't pack a punch. At 1,500 PSI, the AR118's stream is only slightly less than that of our other two favorites, and more than enough to handle most tasks around the home.
This more compact model features many of the components of the larger AR383, including the high-quality, aluminum three axial-piston wobble-plate pump.
Operation of this model is also much the same as a regular sized pressure washer. The spray wand is controlled via trigger, which also automatically shuts off the pump when the trigger is released. Owners can control the intensity and width of the stream, from a wide fan shape to a cutting pinpoint line.
The portability of this unit is enhanced by a long hose and long electrical cable. The hose is 20 feet long, while the power cable is 30 feet long.
The primary appeal of this unit is the easy-to-handle, easy-to-store design. If you're mostly interested in using your pressure washer to handle light jobs around the house—like washing windows or hosing the grime off of lawn furniture—the AR118 is likely just around the amount of power you will need.
For shoppers who are primarily looking for a light-work pressure washer, there's little sense in buying a high-powered model that costs twice the amount of the AR118. For light work, lower power can even be something of a benefit—you're less likely to accidentally strip paint off the side of your house or damage the soft wood of your deck. That's why lots of casual homeowners bought this model. Elderly persons and average buyers who didn't have a lot of strength said that they had no problems getting around the house with this one to clean paintwork and concrete. They wrote that they actually preferred it over larger models, since you aren't stuck with industrial power for domestic chores.
Another large part of the appeal is that despite the low cost, Blue Clean didn't skimp on the components inside this pressure washer. The AR118 still has all the quality machinery that Blue Clean models are famous for, making it more reliable than much larger and more expensive pressure washers. Previous buyers said that they were pleasantly surprised by the reliability and sturdiness of their units. They said that it gave them lots of confidence in both the build quality and long term prospects of the AR118.
Like most electric pressure washers on Amazon, negative reviews mostly cited the tendency of this unit to leak at the hose connector. However, most noted again the Blue Clean customer service department was very helpful in helping them solve this problem.
The primary downside of this unit is to be expected: this smaller, handheld power washer simply doesn't have the same strength behind the stream that a larger model can produce.
With its lightweight, compact design, low cost and high-quality components, the AR118 will easily meet the needs of many homeowners and renters. It's best suited to light to medium duty work around the house, particularly for shoppers with limited space or budgets.
If you're looking for a pressure washer to perform heavy duty tasks (like stripping old paint off the side of the house), you may want to consider a higher-powered model than the AR118. For many shoppers, however, the AR118 is the perfect balance of quality, portability and affordability.
Which Electric Pressure Washer is Right for You?
For almost any average residential job, the power behind all the electric pressure washers we have included here should be more than sufficient. To find the right electrical pressure washer for your household, it's important to look at all the components, features and design behind each different unit.
Our favorite is the AR Blue Clean AR383, a model highly regarded by experts and laypeople alike. It's a solid combination of price and quality, with a host of great add-ons that make it an easy choice for most homeowners.
If you're looking for a model with strong components, a longer warranty and a little more power behind it, the Sun Joe SPX3000 is also one of our favorite models. Though it may be our second choice, this Sun Joe model has its own group of happy customers who swear by this power washer.
For customers who are more interested in cost, ease-of-use, and portability, the small but mighty AR Blue Clean AR118 is the best choice. With the AR118, inexpensive doesn't equal cheap. This model features much of the good of our other picks, but at a fraction of the size and price.
What's Next?
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Head coach Bill Snyder returned to the sideline from a three-year retirement last season in an attempt to revitalize a K-State program that he had built into a national power during his first tenure. After being predicted by many to finish fifth or as low as sixth in the Big 12 North Division last year, Snyder and the 2009 Wildcat football team refuted the prognosticators and ended the regular season with an opportunity to win the Big 12 North and advance to the program's first Big 12 Championship appearance since 2003. In fact, K-State played for the north division title in its final regular season game at Nebraska.
Though the Cats came up just short of a title game berth following a close loss, last year's squad finished tied for second in the Big 12 North at 4-4 in the conference and had a 6-6 overall record. But it wasn't enough to become bowl-eligible due to two of those six wins coming against FCS opponents.
However, there is reason for optimism in 2010 as a large nucleus of lettermen return, including several returning starters on both sides of the ball, for Snyder and company. The legendary head coach will begin his 19th season at the helm of the Kansas State program and look to build upon the success of last season and take the Wildcats back to their first bowl game since the 2006 season. The addition of many new faces to the Wildcat football team will also provide for several starting opportunities on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.
After the 2009 squad averaged 349 yards of offense a game, co-offensive coordinators Dana Dimel and Del Miller return to help lead a Wildcat offensive unit that will see five returning starters as well as a few new faces entering spring practice. The K-State offense will welcome back four starting offensive linemen and senior All-America candidate Daniel Thomas at running back. The Cats will break in a new quarterback following the graduation of Grant Gregory, but with depth along the offensive line and new playmakers at the tight end and wide receiver positions, the 2010 Wildcat offense has the ingredients to make steady progress this spring.
After 2009 saw fifth-year senior Grant Gregory guide the Wildcats for a majority of the season, the Wildcats will have as many as four different individuals compete for the starting quarterback position this spring. Senior Carson Coffman has the most experience of the group, while sophomore Collin Klein and junior Sammuel Lamur join the competition for the starting position. Coffman, who saw action in six games during the 2009 season including starts in the first four, completed 61-percent of his passes for 860 total yards and two touchdowns.
Both Klein and Lamur are considered dual-threats, as Klein saw action in 12 games last season at wide receiver with six catches for 38 yards and a touchdown. Lamur is a very athletic option and is ready to compete for the job following a redshirt season in 2009.
Also in the mix at the position are sophomore Ryan Manes and freshmen Billy Cosh and Ty Zimmerman.
Running Back
After a breakout season, Daniel Thomas returns for his senior campaign as one of the top running backs in the Big 12 Conference and the nation.
A Doak Walker Award candidate and the 2009 Big 12 Newcomer of the Year, Thomas started all 12 games in 2009 and led the Big 12 Conference with the fourth-highest rushing total in school history with 1,265 rushing yards and a Big 12-high 11 rushing touchdowns. Thomas' 1,265 rushing yards ranked as the second-highest total by a K-State junior and he became the fourth-fastest in school history to reach the 1,000-yard plateau in a season (10th game). His 105.4 yards per game ranked 21st in the nation and led the Big 12. He also tallied five 100-yard rushing games, which were the most since James Johnson recorded five during the 2007 season.
The Hilliard, Fla., product was a versatile piece of the K-State offense in his first season with the Wildcats. His 128.9 all-purpose yards per game ranked fifth in the Big 12 and his 1,547 all-purpose yards rank tied for 11th in school history for a single season.
Joining Thomas in the backfield last season was sophomore fullback Braden Wilson. The native of Smith Center, Kan., played in all 12 games last season and helped pave the way for Thomas' breakout first season with crushing lead blocks. Wilson tallied eight yards on three carries last season while also hauling in four passes for 33 yards.
Behind Thomas on the K-State spring backfield depth chart are an inexperienced trio of senior William Powell and redshirt freshmen John Hubert and Tim Flanders. All three players are talented and bring different strengths to the table, but all three have yet to register a collegiate carry.
Wide Receiver
The wide receiver position will feature several new faces this season after losing several key individuals. A pair of Division I transfers will make their Wildcat debuts in 2010 after sitting out last season. Chris Harper and Brodrick Smith will look to make an immediate impact after transferring from Oregon and Minnesota, respectively, and fill the void of departed seniors Brandon Banks and Attrail Snipes. The Cats may have lost a majority of their statistical leaders at the position from a year ago, but the group certainly has the experience and talent to put up the kind of numbers position coach Michael Smith would like to see.
Returning to the edges of the K-State offense this season are seniors Adrian Hilburn and Aubrey Quarles after redshirt seasons. Tramaine Thompson, Devin Gfeller, and sophomore transfer Gage McKinnis look to add depth to the position.
Tight End
Following the graduation of All-Big 12 performer Jeron Mastrud, there will be a new face at the tight end spot when the Cats take the field in 2010. Looking to take over where Mastrud left off is sophomore Travis Tannahill. The native of Olathe, Kan., saw action in 12 games last season, ending the year with 2 receptions and 37 receiving yards in his rookie season with the Wildcats.
Also competing for playing time will be juniors Gabe Gantz and Jeremy Sutton, freshman Andre McDonald and freshman Zach Trujillo.
Offensive Line
Despite the graduation of Nick Stringer, the Kansas State offensive line in 2010 could be the biggest strength of the entire offense as it returns four starters from last season, three of whom will be seniors.
Seniors Zach Kendall, Wade Weibert and Kenneth Mayfield look to lead the offensive line this year after having a combined 34 starts between them last season. In addition to the seniors, juniors Zach Hanson and Clyde Aufner continue to provide help at each of the tackle spots this year.
Also expected to challenge for starting roles this year are Colton Freeze, Ethan Douglas and Trevor Viers, while redshirt freshmen Keenan Taylor and Cornelius Lucas have continued to develop over the past year.
The 2010 Kansas State defense returns seven starters from last year's squad, which finished 2009 as one of the most improved units in the conference and the nation. Overall, K-State improved its scoring defense from tied for 10th in the Big 12 (35.8 points per game allowed) in 2008 to seventh in the league (23.3 ppg allowed) and improved its rushing defense from 11th (217.7 rushing yards per game allowed) in the 2008 season to fifth (105.4 rushing yards per game allowed) in 2009. It also bumped its pass defense from eighth in the league (261.4 passing yards allowed) in 2008 to seventh in the conference (234.5 passing yards allowed).
Chris Cosh returns for his second season as the leader of the defense, his first as the sole defensive coordinator, and will look to continue the daily improvement and progress of the unit, which returns two of the team's top four tacklers from a year ago.
Defensive Line
As spring practice gets underway, K-State looks to replace two leaders on the defensive line after the graduation of defensive end Jeffrey Fitzgerald and tackle Daniel Calvin.
During the 2009 season, Fitzgerald started all 12 games for the Wildcats, with 11 of those at defensive end and one at defensive tackle. As an impactful part of the defense, Fitzgerald recorded 40 tackles during the year and led the team in tackles for loss with 10 and in sacks with seven. Calvin provided help on the defense as well, starting 11 games at defensive tackle. He finished the season with 31 total tackles, including two sacks. Raphael Guidry returns in the middle after coming off a season in which he started six games at tackle. A junior, Guidry looks to improve on his numbers at the position again this season as he finished 2009 with 19 total tackles, two tackles for losses, and a half sack.
Prizell Brown, a converted tight end, also returns in the middle after starting five games and recording 10 tackles and half a sack last season.
With two starters from the line gone, K-State still returns a proven defensive end in junior Brandon Harold. After being selected as a first team freshman All-American by College Football News and Sporting News during the 2008 season, Harold was hampered by injuries in 2009 but looks to be back at full strength as the Wildcats take the field in 2010.
Other players who will provide depth along the line are seniors Prizell Brown, Josh Berard, and Antonio Felder. Berard notched six tackles and a sack, while Felder started eight games at end last year and had seven tackles for loss and three sacks total. With several players capable of putting in time at the line, including newcomers Ray Kibble and Javonta Boyd, spring practice will see some good competition in this area.
After the graduation of linebackers Ulla Pomele and John Houlik, K-State will look to give more experience to several younger players as they take over for the changes made at this position.
Pomele and Houlik played some of the biggest roles for the Cats last year, with Pomele being third on the team in total tackles with 55. He also recorded four tackles for loss and one sack. Houlik played his own big role, getting all 12 starts at linebacker for the team in 2009, and was shortly behind Pomele with 51 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss including a sack, and one interception.
To help fill spots left by this pair, K-State will use Alex Hrebec, Kadero Terrell and Kevin Rohleder as some possible options heading into 2010.
Hrebec started three games at linebacker last season and had 32 total tackles and four tackles for losses. Terrell will see his first action on the field this season, after sitting out last year due to injury after transferring from Garden City Community College.
Rohleder notched 29 tackles in his first extensive action as a Wildcat.
There will be more depth at the position which includes senior Jarett Wright and sophomores Jarell Childs and Blake Slaughter. Childs will be making the transition from running back, as he tallied 13 carries for 79 yards in his freshman season. Slaughter saw action in nine games and notched three tackles, while redshirt freshman Clarence Bumpas will also challenge for playing time at either linebacker or the Bandit defensive end spot.
The Wildcat secondary returns three starters from an improved unit in 2009, including senior safety Troy Butler and junior safeties Emmanuel Lamur and Tysyn Hartman. The trio will look to build on a strong 2009 seasons and provide leadership from the back of the K-State defense.
Butler ranked sixth on the squad in total tackles with 46, including five tackles for loss. He also added two pass breakups and a fumble recovery to his final stat line. Hartman, who earned All-Big 12 honors both on the field and in the classrooom, had 54 total tackles and five interceptions to rank fourth on the team in total tackles in 2009. His five interceptions were tied for fourth in the Big 12 last season and were the most by a Wildcat since James McGill pulled in six during the 2003 season.
Lamur had a great debut season in 2009 and was the Wildcats' total tackle leader with 68 on the year. He also had three interceptions and led the team with two blocked kicks, including a game-winning blocked extra point against Iowa State at the game at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Wildcats will also look towards sophomores Thomas Ferguson and Roman Fields during spring practice for added depth.
Other players who look to gain starting spots include seniors Stephen Harrison and Terrance Sweeney and juniors Logan Dold and David Garrett. Garrett started four games at one of the corner spots a year ago, while Harrison started eight contests. Sweeney and Dold each saw time in a reserve role.
K-State returns several key members from last year's special teams units, including senior kicker Josh Cherry and senior long snapper Corey Adams in an area that looks to see continued improvement and success in 2010.
Cherry has a strong hold on place kicking duties after he finished the Big 12 campaign ranked third in league contest for made field goals with 11. After a rough start to the 2009 season, Cherry connected on 12 of his last 15 attempts. Looking to challenge Cherry for place kicking duties and provide depth will be sophomores Anthony Cantele and Brandon Klimek.
Sophomore Ryan Doerr returns as K-State's punter in 2010 after finishing the season with an average punt of 41.2 yards, ranking 7th in the Big 12 in this area. Senior D.J. Fulhage punted 16 times a year ago and served as a short-yardage punt specialist. He downed opponents inside their 20-yard line 11 times, while 14 of his 16 punts were not returned.
Senior George Pierson also looks to offer some help in the punting game.
At the long-snapper position, Adams returns for his final year in a Wildcat uniform as he looks to continue his dominance as one of the nation's best players at that position. An All-America candidate, Adams has been perfect on a total of 356 combined snaps during his three-year career.
The Wildcats will need to replace All-American Brandon Banks in the return game, but several options are available and should allow the Cats to continue its special teams dominance.
Daniel Thomas, Hartman, Hubert and Tramaine Thompson are all capable returners for both punts and kickoffs with Thompson possessing the best track speed of the group. Hartman was solid on punt returns last season, averaging 13.1 yards per return.


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In a clip from the upcoming documentary on her life, a 14-year-old Amy Winehouse shows just what a sensational talent she was, even as a child.
The singer, who died in 2011 aged just 27, is captured on film singing 'Happy Birthday' to a friend and it is a truly sensational rendition.
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The film, called Amy, was directed by Asif Kapadia, the man behind the brilliant 'Senna' and like that film, it uses archive footage and interviews with those who knew her to tell the story of the singer's life.
Amy's father Mitch threatened the film makers with defamation but he has since withdrawn his legal threat, though he maintains the film is misleading.
However, Kapadia told the Independent that he had to include her father so much as he was so central to Amy's story.
"We were just trying to be honest to Amy really, to show that she was in a confused situation and I think a lot of people got confused about her and the fame and the fact everybody wanted a piece of her," he said.
"People that were anywhere near Amy were suddenly being interviewed and being on TV and it becomes quite exciting for people and that wasn't necessarily great for her. And we had to show that, it would be remiss to not show it."
"Everyone said she really loved her Dad and he loved her. The film is not about their relationship, it's about loads of things that were going on so it's not a denial [that he was a good father].
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RESURGENT Blackburn Hawks will attempt to make it a magnificent seven wins from seven when they travel to NIHL Moralee Conference basement boys Telford Titans tomorrow (5.30pm).
Thumping victories over Whitley Warriors and Billingham Stars last weekend stretched the fourth-placed Blackburn Ice Arena outfit's winning run to six games – and led to captain Chris Arnone declaring that the title was still in sight.
But Hawks player-coach Jared Owen, whose red-hot side are at home to Manchester Minotaurs in the NLN Cup on Sunday (5.45pm), struck a more cautious note.
Owen, who used to play for the Titans, said: "We're full of confidence and playing very well.
"But we cannot afford to get carried away and we cannot afford to take teams too lightly.
"In previous seasons we've been beaten by Telford when we were in similar form.
"So we've just got to go there in the right frame of mind and it will not bother me if we win 1-0 or 5-0 – as long as we win.
"We will respect Telford.
"But if our lads play hard for the full 60 minutes I am confident we will get the win.
"Our motto has been the same since before Christmas is that we're just taking each game as it comes and concentrating on getting the two points."
Skipper Arnone is banned for this weekend's double header.
Reece Carney-Witter also misses the Titans match with a ban but he will return for the cup clash with the Minotaurs.
The Hawks go into the game sitting top of the NLN Cup standings.
Owen believes a success on Sunday will all but guarantee his team's place in the end-of-season final.
He said: "The top two go into a two-legged final and I think if we win on Sunday we'll almost certainly be in it.
"We'll have one more game to come after Sunday and if we win it will firmly cement our place at the top and then we can leave it to the other teams to battle it out among themselves."
Last weekend's wins over the Warriors (5-0) and the Stars (9-1) mean the Hawks now boast the best goal difference in the NIHL Moralee Conference having scored 85 times and conceded just 39.
Owen said: "It was another really good weekend and it all seems to be coming together.
"We've been defending well all season. But since the new guys have come in we've developed a real chemistry and we're scoring a lot of goals."
Meanwhile, Blackburn Eagles are at home to fellow NIHL Laidler Conference strugglers Widnes Wild tomorrow (5.45pm).
The Eagles went down 16-2 at Solihull Barons last weekend.


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9.Watch some horror movies! Eat some popcorn!
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I'm not a Bryz-lover; I agree the goalie has been medicore, but the team defense has been abysmal all season long, in addition to being 2nd in the league in powerplays allowed. More breakaways, odd man rushes, and blown coverages than I've ever seen.
But it shows how extreme you are that when Johansson is given a shot in the slot after Giroux's turnover and he buries it, that you claim that Bryzgalov's effort was somehow pathetic. Goalies around the league get beaten in that situation all the time.
I was actually quite pissed at Giroux for that turnover. But unlike Bryzgalov, Giroux played his ass of the rest of the game and got us back in it. No Giroux last night = no win. You can't say the same for Bryz.
Also, regardless of the circumstances that led to that chance, the goal was stoppable and a better goalie makes that save. Was it the easiest save in the world? No. Do those goals go in every night in the NHL against all different types of goalies (from backups, to mediocre starters, to the elites)? Yes. But do they go in against Bryz at an extraordinarily high rate compared to other guys with his cap hit? YOU BET. Bryz could have stopped that shot. The truly elite goalies stop a lot more of those 50-50 shots than Bryz does. Period. End of story.
As far as the defense goes, until you can actually prove to me that we're giving up more breakaways and more scoring chances than other teams, I will refuse to believe it, because it goes against every statistical study I've ever read on scoring chances and their relation to shots on goal (which we allow very few of). Somehow I find it hard to believe that it's all about scoring chances and breakaways, when the teams that have in all likelihood allowed the most scoring chances (the teams who've also allowed the most shots) all have goalies among the leaders in save %. Toronto, Ottawa, Buffalo, and Edmonton are bringing up the rear in terms of shots allowed, yet their goalies are posting .952, .920, .920, and .911.
Keep coming up with the excuses though and I'll keep knocking them down.
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- 3 medium potatoes, peeled and very thinly sliced
- 5 slices black forest ham (medium thickness slices)
- 1⁄2 cup roasted red pepper, thinly sliced (roasting optional)
- 1⁄4 bunch fresh flat spinach leaves, with stems removed
- 7 ounces thinly sliced aged cheddar cheese
- 7 ounces thinly sliced mozzarella cheese
- 1⁄4 cup chopped fresh parsley
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- ground pepper
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- In a greased 9" to 10" pie pan, spread 1/2 of the potatoes, overlapping edges.
- Drizzle with 1 tbsp.
- oil; sprinkle with 1/2 the oregano, parsley and ground pepper, and top with ham slices.
- Spread red peppers, then mozzarella slices, and top with a layer of spinach.
- Using the flat side of a pie plate or cake pan, press down on layers to compress.
- On top of the spinach, place remaining potatoes, then oil; top with remaining seasoning, and top with cheddar cheese slices.
- Press down firmly again.
- Preheat oven to 350°F.
- Bake for 60 minutes, or until a knife inserts easily into centre.
- Allow to cool 10 minutes before serving.


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Talking Lyrics and Life Lessons With Taylor Swift
Go behind the scenes of ELLE's June cover shoot.
Before meeting Taylor Swift I was nervous—extra, safety-swipe of deodorant nervous. The thought of sitting down with the Grammy-winner, Billboard record smasher, crop top maven, and my (as well as millions of other fans') Internet best friend was intimidating, but straight off several hours and no fewer than five outfit changes worth of her ELLE cover shoot, the 1989 singer was friendly. And goofy. And telling me about her plans to spend a quiet night unwinding with Meredith, Olivia Benson, and a glass of wine, before easily reciting her favorite Friends lines and sharing her go-to cat meme.
Since I had the opportunity to speak with one of my (and, really, all of our) favorite people, I thought it was only fitting to ask the pop star about some of her favorite things. Here, watch Taylor Swift talk emojis, lyrics, and (real life) best friends in this behind-the-scenes video from ELLE's June cover shoot.


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Problems with the quality of medical care are common, including the underuse of necessary care, overuse of inappropriate care, and medical errors. Suboptimal care contributes to avoidable healthcare expenditures, particularly when diseases become uncontrolled or complications arise, creating indications for more treatment. Thus, the idea that quality improvement saves money has become widespread, leading to related research and policies. When a quality improvement strategy saves money for those implementing it, such as health insurers and provider organizations, adoption may occur spontaneously. However, when implementers experience financial losses, spontaneous adoption is less likely, even if the resulting health benefits represent a good value. But how robust is the evidence that quality improvement reduces costs, or represents a good value? This does not appear to have been examined systematically. Similarly, the factors associated with net savings remain unknown. Decision makers also need information enabling them to identify more and less credible claims about the net cost of improving quality. This project seeks to answer these questions. Accordingly, the project has three Specific Aims: (1) To assess whether analyses addressing the cost of quality improvement meet basic standards for research involving economic evaluation;(2) To examine whether eligible analyses include relevant categories of quality-related costs by applying the newly developed Quality-Cost Framework;and (3) To determine how frequently improving quality of care is cost-saving, cost-effective, or neither;and to identify factors that make savings more or less likely. Achieving these Aims will entail identifying quality problems contributing to leading causes of morbidity and mortality as well as pertinent national policies. Next, a systematic literature review will identify relevant economic analyses addressing quality improvement. To assess the analyses'methodological quality, investigators will use the Drummond Checklist for Assessing Economic Evaluations, the ISPOR-SMDM Best Practices for Modeling Studies, and the Quality-Cost Framework. The final step will entail examining how often improving quality is cost saving, cost-effective, or not a good value from various perspectives;and identifying the types of quality improvement strategies and specific quality problems associated with savings. The proposed research directly pertains to AHRQ's mission and goals, specifically: """"""""the health care system's ability to...deliver high-quality, high-value healthcare;"""""""" and """"""""providing policymakers with the ability to assess the impact of system changes on...quality...and cost...""""""""
Poor quality medical care contributes to avoidable healthcare expenditures;therefore, many new policies and research endeavors are now based on the notion that improving quality might save money. This project will evaluate existing economic analyses to determine how often efforts to improve quality do save money, and the types of quality improvement interventions and specific quality problems that make savings vs. increased costs more likely.


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Sauze town apartment 9 - 3 bedroomed apartment for 8 people
Sauze town 3 bedroomed apartment for 8 people.
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Additional charges payable at the property - refundable security deposit €300, €10 for each set of keys, tourist tax €1 per person over 12 years old per day
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I'm trying to make a figure out of Modeling Chocolate (My first time ever)
And its just all melty and sticky... I'm assuming its from too much handling... What should I do??
Its white chocolate if that makes a difference
stick it in the fridge for a few minutes so it gets cold an solid again...while its in there right before you take it out i like to hold some ice or dunk them in an ice water bath and then dry them off (MAKE SURE TO DRY THEM COMPLETELY) if it stays cold it keeps from going gooey, the more you handle it the more your body heat warms it up and melts it down....hope this helps
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Is the high cost of gas getting you down? Are you struggling week to week trying to make ends meet? Would you like to get more fuel efficiency out of your car, but just don't know how?
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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog
This is the closest we've gotten to Neil Patrick Harris: The Musical and America is far better for it. If you haven't had a chance to experience the magic that is Dr. Horrible, I urge you to visit the Sing-Along Blog.
You'll laugh, you'll learn and you'll be amazed at how little you knew about that plumbing, procreation, recreation package between your legs.Tags: cancer, prostate, drugs, humor, doctor, self-help, medications, health and fitness, educationalAdded 7 Years Ago from Prostateandcancer
Hilarious! You know, how the bathroom is a designated office in some houses? with tons of magazines, telephone and so on... so well you have to add some relevant educational materials.
I've always wanted one of these and I don't really know why! hmmm.Added 8 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters
Perhaps my FAVORITE show of them all. And that not just because Hugh Laurie is quite yummy... He's also a brilliant actor!
MY FAVORITE PART OF SCRUBS IS THE DREAM SEQUENCE! ALL THE CHARACTERS ARE ALL SO CLEVER AND HAVE THESE WEIRD PERSONALITIES SO WHAT THEY IMAGINE IS COMPLETELY OUTRAGEOUS!Added 9 Years Ago from Amazon.com


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The Victoria Gallery & Museum Liverpool
A very curious world awaits you...
Admission to all galleries, exhibitions and most activities is free.
Enter the VG&M for the first time and you'll find a collection of art and curiosities so varied and exciting you'll wonder why you've never noticed us before amongst all the Liverpool museums.
Witness nightmares in a bottle, a Victorian dental surgery, a fine art collection and an archaeological dig. We told you it was varied.
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Monday to Friday 9am - 4.pm
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Andrew Fekete: Out of Time
18 November 2016 – October 2017
Out of Time invites you to join Andrew Fekete on a journey through his paintings, drawings and diaries, starting with his formative years in Liverpool and ending with his final, unfinished image.


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"Pregnancy + Post natal baby groups"
About: Bassetlaw Rural Children's Centre Bassetlaw Rural Children's Centre Doncaster DN10 4BU
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Hmm… being a mummy for the first time
So many issues, so many people to help
- Overdue pregnancy --> saw midwife for sweep + was in labour within the hour
- Have baby, HOORAY: )
- Baby wont feed but I want to breastfeed --> breastfeeding support group gave me helpful advice and I'm still breastfeeding 5 months on.
- Need adult conversation! ! --> bumps & babes has been fab for meeting other mums
- Want to do the best for my child for her to have fun --> Sure Babies has been great with lots of baby sensory toys – my baby loves it! !
Thank you Sure Start
Response from Sally Penn, District Manager (Bassetlaw), Children's Centres, County Health Partnerships 2 years ago
It is crucial for us to know that our services really do make a difference to families. It is clear from your feedback that what has been provided to you locally has benefitted you and your baby greatly. Thank you for sharing your experience and journey with us, long may your involvement with the Children's Centre continue.
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Nepal earthquake
Nepal earthquake
Nepal earthquake
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Nepal earthquake
A massive earthquake hit Nepal on 25th April 2015.
Practical Action helped relief efforts on the ground, and we are now working with affected communities to rebuild their homes and their lives.
People we work with in three of our projects in Gorkha, Pokhara and Kathmandu were badly affected by the 2015 earthquake. Our staff delivered emergency relief, and are now supporting reconstruction.
In the aftermath of the earthquake, we delivered water treatment, emergency shelters, energy generation and solar communication technology where they were needed most.
Practical Action has been working in the earthquake affected areas in Gorkha and Dhading districts of Nepal supporting the reconstruction work.
We provided materials for the construction of toilets and temporary shelters, and cash for livelihood recovery, and carried out road and irrigation canal maintenance, and demolished damaged school buildings.
Building back better
Our work is now moving into its next phase, to help these communities to rebuild their lives and livelihoods.
But more than just rebuilding, we have a remarkable opportunity to build back better – this not only means safeguarding families homes from future earthquakes, but also stopping them from inhaling smoke in their homes which slowly kills them, by integrating smoke hoods into the new houses.
This project will not just help communities to rebuild their lives but to do it better, so that they are more resilient to future disasters.
Some of our other project work - such as improved cookers, solar energy and smoke hoods - will be incorporated into this project to make communities stronger and healthier. We are also training local builders and masons which will help the reconstruction efforts and provide a much needed income.
Read more about our plans for long-term reconstruction and how we can help people build back better in Nepal
To keep up to date with the latest developments please follow us on Twitter or like us on Facebook.Follow @PracticalAction
Latest news
Updates from our staff in Nepal, via TwitterTweets from https://twitter.com/PracticalAction/lists/staff-in-nepal
Blogs from our staff
Floods wreak havoc in Nepal and Bangladesh
Heavy monsoon rains have devastated communities from all walks of life in South Asia over the las...
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From a kitchen worker to an evolving agriculture entrepreneur: an inspiring story of Rudra Chaulagain
Rudra Prasad Chaulagain, a 40 year-old man is a skilled farmer, technician and an evolving entrep...
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Students building nutrition smart communities
Malnutrition is the most chronic health problems globally. According to Food and Agriculture O...
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Odyssey to the far west- In search of stories
Far western region is arguably one of my favorite places in Nepal, regardless being considered on...
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Telling better stories
After a long 1.15 hours flight and 5 hours ride in a pickup truck, we reached Dadeldhura, which w...
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With improved agricultural practices, farmers in far-western Nepal are avoiding the seasonal exodus to India
The scene was heart-breaking. A group of women and children were running after a bus while the me...
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Disaster risk reduction
Practical Action work on disaster risk reduction in Nepal and around the world, to reduce the impact of natural disasters on vulnerable communities.
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This short film was made by a director who worked with Practical Action to film a TV commercial about our work fighting indoor air pollution. They stayed with an extended family in their home in a small, remote village in the mountains of Nepal, which was near the epicentre of the earthquake. All buildings in Ghachok were destroyed on April 25th 2015, but miraculously no one died.