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COVER STORY: Where charitable works
Many in the food industry have dedicated their business know-how to making the world a better place.By Jane Olszeksi Tortola
Nell Newman is known not only for her famous last name, but also for being one of the most generous entrepreneurs in the food industry. Gary Hirshberg has donated millions to charity through Stonyfield Farm's Profit For The Planet Program. And making Kentucky's storied blue grass a little greener is Annie Faragher Bennett, who gave up her career as a social worker to "bake a better world" at Our Family Farm.
While their company size, geographic regions, and philanthropic interests may vary, one thing these food industry leaders and the others profiled below have in common is their passion for helping others and a desire to make the world a better place for future generations.
This month they share with Progressive Grocer the events that have shaped their lives, careers, and business philosophies. And, in so doing, we're reminded that it's in giving that we truly receive.
Newman's Own Organics: The Second Generation
From the time she was a little girl, Nell Newman was fascinated by nature. Growing up in Connecticut, she spent a lot of time playing in the woods and became intrigued by birds. At age 14 she talked her parents into getting her a hawk and learned falconry.
Newman never dreamed that her love of the environment would someday lead to her becoming the co-founder and president of one of the most admired and successful food companies in the country, Newman's Own Organics.
After earning a degree in ecology from College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine, Newman, a daughter of acclaimed actress Joanne Woodward and film legend/entrepreneur Paul Newman, worked briefly for the Environmental Defense Fund in New York. She then moved to northern California and served as the executive director of the Ventana Wilderness Sanctuary, which was working to re-establish the bald eagle in central California. Two and a half years later she began fundraising for the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group.
"I'd become a frustrated fundraiser, and that's why I started Newman's Own Organics," Newman laughs. "I always admired my father for starting his own food company, Newman's Own, and I thought to myself, 'I'd like to do what Pa does.'"
What has "Pa" Newman done? According to his daughter, "Through the sale of his products, he's donated over $150 million to charitable causes throughout the world."
She adds: "When my dad first started marketing his salad dressings, the product labels didn't indicate that he was donating money to charity. He didn't want the notoriety. But I convinced him that people would be interested in knowing about his charitable giving."
Inspired by her father's success and generosity, Newman teamed up with a partner, Peter Meehen, and in 1993, with the support of Paul Newman, they launched Newman's Own Organics: The Second Generation. The company, which is headquartered in Aptos, Calif., has introduced over 60 organic products to the market, including cookies, pretzels, chips, coffee, candy, and olive oil. A premium line of pet food was launched last year.
'Great expectations'
For the use of his face and name on the packaging of Newman's Own Organics, Paul Newman receives a 6 percent royalty fee that he personally donates to charity.
"Recipients vary," Nell Newman says. "For example, my dad has donated funds to the Organic Farming Research Foundation; the Painted Turtle Camp; the Hole In The Wall Gang Camp in Connecticut; the Grey Bears of Santa Cruz, a nonprofit group that shares fresh produce with senior citizens; and camps for kids living in Ireland and France who have life-threatening diseases. The list goes on and on."
Reflecting on the success of her company, Newman says, "We've been lucky in that retailers were open to our products from the beginning, because of the name. But the competitive edge came for us when people knew that we produced great-tasting products that just happened to be organic."
She concludes: "My partner, Pete, often reminds me that being charitable can be very difficult unless you're a successful company. We have great expectations for Newman's Own Organics. We want to grow this business and make a difference by supporting a variety of environmental causes."
Endangered Species Chocolate Co.
When Jon Stocking set sail on a tuna boat years ago to earn money to further his studies in Europe, he had no idea how the experience would someday shape his life. Hired to serve as a cook on the vessel, Stocking, who was living in California at the time, grew increasingly troubled by what he deemed the "callous disregard for ocean life."
"What bothered me the most was witnessing hundreds of dolphins routinely being trapped in the boat's fishing nets," he says. "One day, while working at the front of the boat, I spotted a baby dolphin being pummeled to death. Instinctively I leaped out of the boat to save it. Mind you, there were sharks, other dolphins, and tuna trapped in the net. My actions certainly were not popular with the crew, but I managed to set the baby dolphin free."
For Stocking the event was an epiphany: "It was then that I made the decision to devote my life to helping the environment and protecting endangered species."
Stocking, a Paris-trained chef who once operated a successful Hollywood catering business, decided a decade ago to combine his culinary talents and his concern for the environment by establishing the Endangered Species Chocolate Co.
A privately held food company based in Oregon, Endangered Species donates at least 10 percent of its after-tax profits to a variety of worldwide environmental groups, including the Jane Goodall Institute, the American Cetacean Society, Defenders of Wildlife, and the National Wildlife Federation.
"My friendship with Jane Goodall has been so inspiring," Stocking says. "She's taught me a new way of doing things. For example, it was Jane who helped me to realize the real value of in-kind donations. Each year, instead of making cash donations to numerous charitable groups, Endangered Species gives away hundreds of thousands of chocolate bars. In so doing, we're forcing our product into the commerce and we're teaching fundraising groups a valuable lesson on how to earn money by selling our products."
By the end of 2004 Endangered Species, now the No. 1 brand of organic chocolate in North America, will expand its operation when it moves into a new 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility that will feature a retail store. "We have a mature brand, and our growth has been consistent," Stocking notes. "Some of our most popular items include the Rainforest Bar, Chimpanzee Bar, Dolphin Bar, Wolf Bar, Grizzly Bar, organic Zebra Baby Bar, and organic Koala Baby Bar."
He adds: "We're not just a chocolate bar. Endangered Species is a quality product that has an original, eye-appealing package; we provide education about endangered species on our wrappers; and we donate money to great causes so you can feel good about eating chocolate. Sales have increased 50 percent to 62 percent each year during the past decade -- and we're proud to be making a difference, one chocolate bar at a time."
Regarding the success of his growing company, Stocking concludes, "I believe that the path you take in life ends up taking you sometimes. That's what happened to me."
Our Family Farm
For Annie Faragher Bennett and Teri Faragher, baking is a philanthropic act. The sisters, who both trained as social workers, and their late father are the co-founders of Our Family Farm, a Newport, Ky.-based company recognized for its social activism and charitable giving to organizations that protect, nurture, and empower children.
"Our Family Farm was literally the dream of our father, Ray Faragher, who passed away in 2001," says Bennett, who left her job as the executive director of First Step in 2001 to become the president of the family business. "Dad, who was a successful businessman and social activist known for helping people both locally and around the world, woke up one morning and shared with us a dream he had about angel cookies. As crazy as it sounds, he had a vision that the cookies would in some way be used to help people."
Thus was born Our Family Farm, an organic food company that donates 100 percent of its net profits after expenses to children's charities. The Our Family Farm brand of natural, kosher-certified snacks and cookies is sold nationally in select supermarkets such as Kroger, Ukrop's, Wegmans, Foodtown, and Cost Plus; Whole Foods and other natural food stores; and specialty food outlets.
"In April we kicked off our 'Making A Difference In Children's Nutrition' campaign, which is an educational outreach program designed to change eating patterns of children in America," Bennett notes. "We're offering to schools, day care centers, and parent/children's organizations free information packets with ideas for how families can make better nutritional choices both at home and at school."
She adds: "In giving, we become a part of the solution. That was my father's dream when he started Our Family Farm."
Giving seems to be a way of life for the Faragher family. "Growing up, we witnessed my parents helping others in so many ways," Bennett recalls. "As a child my dad experienced poverty and alcohol abuse. Because he had such a rough childhood, he was determined to someday make a difference for others."
She continues: "After building a successful bath goods business which was showcased in New York, Dad chose to share his wealth with others by building houses for the homeless in Kentucky and helping those in need in his own quiet way. He never belonged to country clubs -- he liked giving money away. He once bought a van for a woman struggling with multiple sclerosis, and he and my mom even built a school for 200 girls in India. Having visited the country and being appalled at the poverty and lack of educational opportunities for girls, they contacted the Sisters of Notre Dame in Chardon, Ohio, who helped them to establish 'India Mission.'"
And so the giving continues. Running Our Family Farm in Kentucky, Bennett says she's having the time of her life. "I feel a sense of purpose because I can see that we're a company that's really making a difference," she says.
Giant Eagle, Inc.
Of course, it's not just food companies that are doing the giving. Recognized as one of the most innovative retailers in the Midwest, Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle, Inc. is also one of the most generous.
"Our company has a long history of supporting the communities where we live and operate," says Rob Borella, director of corporate communications, "and that goes back some 73 years."
Last year the Giant Eagle Foundation, which was established by the company's owners and is respected for its support of a broad range of cultural, social, and economic causes, contributed $1 million to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for cancer research, not to mention the $22 million worth of computers and school equipment individual Giant Eagle stores have donated to local schools over the past 16 years through the company's Apples For Students program. Additionally, Giant Eagle employees have contributed over $2 million to this year's United Way campaign.
"As our company has grown, especially during the past few years, it was important to put into place a strategy with regard to charitable giving," Borella notes. "In the past, Giant Eagle as an organization tended to say yes to everything that came our way. However, in order to maximize the return for our company and our community partners, we found it necessary to define our core values and to develop a corporate responsibility framework."
According to Borella, those core values include the following:
-Hunger relief
-Support for the community
-Family health and wellness
"After we determine that a charitable request matches at least one of our values, we then put the opportunity through a community relations scorecard that's based on a dozen or so factors such as how strongly does it meet our core values, is there a relationship between the organization requesting a contribution and Giant Eagle, and can the contribution be made as turnkey as possible while delivering maximum value to the community. Obviously, the higher score a group receives, the more resources we allocate to the cause -- and vice versa, " Borella explains.
Adds Tina Thompson, marketing manager for community relations, "We meet once a week to evaluate all charitable opportunities, and respond in writing within two weeks of receiving the request."
She continues: "Because we operate supermarkets in four states, we feel it's important for each store to have its own separate donation budget. In addition to what we contribute as a corporation, our store directors have the autonomy to support local causes."
Philanthropic mission
According to Thompson, a 15-year veteran of the company, Giant Eagle has developed and participates in a variety of programs that supports the company's philanthropic mission, including United Way's Day of Caring; Race For The Cure in Pittsburgh and Cleveland; Be A Smart Shopper, a program led by the company's registered dietitian, Judy Dodd, to teach children about healthy eating and nutrition; and in-store health fairs planned in conjunction with Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus, Ohio; the Cleveland Clinic; and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
"Last year our stores were also the single largest contributor in our marketing area to the Second Harvest Food Drive," Thompson says. "We contributed over 6 million pounds of food valued at over $9 million."
She concludes: "Whether our foundation is donating thousands to cancer research, or our employees are participating in local blood drives, I can't help but think of words recently spoken by our chairman, David Shapira, who said, 'We do these things because we gain benefit from them -- and even if we didn't, we'd do them anyway.' "
Athena Water
According to Greek mythology, Athena represents wisdom and is a patroness of agriculture and women's crafts. Despite her status as a goddess of defensive warfare, she's often depicted carrying an olive branch, a symbol of peace and plenty. Athena is also known for her healing powers.
It was with this goddess in mind that the former marketing manager of Microsoft, Trish May, a cancer survivor, developed her new product, Athena Water.
Launched in July 2003, Athena Water made its debut in western Washington Safeway and QFC stores, Tully's, the University of Washington, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, and Evergreen Hospital. All proceeds from the product, which is treated by a state-of-the-art reverse-osmosis process and purified through ozonation, are devoted to finding a cure for breast and gynecological cancers.
"Since introducing Athena Water last summer, we've had extraordinary success in placing it in retail stores and nonfood establishments," says May, founder and c.e.o. of Athena Partners. "During our first six months we sold over a half a million bottles, and we currently maintain 5 percent of the bottled water market in the Washington area. Next on our agenda is to expand into the state of Oregon, with our ultimate goal being to sell the product nationally."
May, who earned her MBA from the University of Wisconsin, is no stranger to the food business. Prior to joining Microsoft, she worked in marketing at Golden Grain Co., maker of Rice-A-Roni, which was sold to the Quaker Oats Co. in 1986.
"I've always had an inclination toward entrepreneurship and new initiatives," she notes. "Having watched what people like Paul and Nell Newman have done with their companies, and having personally been affected by cancer, I was inspired to launch my own effort to help fund cancer research."
May's innovation and sensitivity are abundantly displayed on her Web site, www.athenapartners.org. "The Web site not only provides information about our product, but it also serves as a cancer resource center and allows cancer survivors to share their inspiring stories. It additionally advises researchers how to apply for grants and funding from our organization."
May, who organized Athena Partners as a nonprofit 501c(3) foundation, recently awarded her first grants. This past Mother's Day she donated more than $30,000 to Seattle-area researchers dedicated to finding cures for both breast and ovarian cancers.
"One in five women will be affected by some type of cancer," observes May, whose mother died from ovarian cancer. "My goal in three years is to be able to donate at least $1 million dollars per year to fight this dreaded disease."
She concludes: "With the kind of money we plan to raise, we believe we can really move the dial and help find a cure for a disease that touches us all."
Stonyfield Farm
Once upon a time there were five cows living in a pasture at a place called Stonyfield Farm in Wilton, N.H. The owner of those cows had developed a great yogurt recipe. And so it all began.
Stonyfield Farm was founded in 1983 by Samuel Kaymen, one of the country's foremost authorities on organic agriculture, and Gary Hirshberg, an environmental activist, author, and noted entrepreneur. The company, which has become one of the top producers of yogurt and ice cream in the United States, is recognized as one of the leading philanthropic organizations in the food industry.
Now the No. 3 brand of yogurt in the United States, Stonyfield Farm is distributed in leading supermarkets, specialty food stores, colleges, hotels, yogurt shops, and other institutions, as well as nearly every natural food store in all 50 states.
"Prior to establishing Stonyfield, I was managing nonprofit organizations," says Hirshberg, the company's president and c.e.o. "Interestingly, that experience has been invaluable in building our company. Philanthropy is intrinsic in our mission to change the world, plus it provides for us an excellent branding approach."
Through its Profits for the Planet Program, Stonyfield, which is privately held and employs 250 associates, has donated in excess of $1.6 million to efforts that help protect and restore the environment. In addition to funds, the company also donates product to eligible recipients.
"When I introduced our Profits for the Planet Program at the New England Environmental Congress, I told everyone to be sure to include, in their proposals for funding, a component on how my gift will help me to build brand awareness for Stonyfield Farm products," Hirshberg notes. "That was a key tenet in my speech."
He continues: "Think of it like the oak tree. The purpose of the oak tree is to grow more oak trees. I can cut off a limb to help you -- or I can ask you to help me to plant more acorns."
He adds: "What I've always tried to explain to my peers in the industry is that philanthropic efforts are a powerful way to build affinity with your consumers, and there's no reason to be bashful. It's probably the most powerful single thing you can do to build goodwill for your brand. I don't think a company should be afraid to make it a two-way street. There's absolutely no reason for the 'you give, they get' philosophy. Everyone you help must in some way reciprocate by building brand loyalty for your products."
Spreading the wealth
Hirshberg confirms that there are, on occasion, exceptions to his rule. "There are some causes, like 9/11, where building the brand is not a consideration," he says. "When the terrorist attacks took place in New York City, we loaded tractor-trailers full of product and fed several hundred firefighters and volunteers. There was no payback -- it was just the right thing to do."
According to Hirshberg, who, along with his sister, Nancy Hirshberg, and his chief of staff, Mary Townsend, manages Stonyfield's charitable giving, one of the company's greatest challenges is distributing money around the country: "Because we're no longer a regional player, we must respond to projects all across America -- and there never seems to be enough money to go around."
He concludes: "There's a tremendous amount of good and important work to be done when it comes to saving the planet. Stonyfield is not a pure foundation, so it's important for everyone to understand that only by forming partnerships can the acorns get spread around."


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Since I have pretty much given up on trying to work on proton, I'm not sure that my opinion counts for much anymore... however I suppose I'm a little curious how the JNI binding differs in "extra work" vs. PHP or Ruby or such. Similarly why the API distinction is "hasty" when again it should (modulo some language idiom changes) reflect the API that the C is presenting to Ruby/PHP/Python/etc. To me the fact that APIs aren't defined but that instead the only way of knowing what a particular call should do seems to be 1) look at the code in C and, if it's not clear, then 2) ask Rafi; is why I no longer feel it productive to try to contribute. As such, it seems that this change is more about vertical scaling (making it easier for Rafi, and those sitting very near him, to work more productively), than horizontal scaling (allowing people who are not Rafi or with easy access to him to work on it). Overall I don't care very much about Messenger in Java (either pure Java or JNI), but I do care about the Engine. When the Proton Engine was first discussed it was always said that the C code should be able to be called from within Java as an alternative to a pure Java impl. - has this changed? Going back to the horizontal vs. vertical scaling... If the project were structured differently I would be very happy to contribute to the engine side of things in Java. However I think that would require us to be organised differently with a recognition that the Engine and Messenger are conceptually separate (with Messenger depending on the Engine API, and having no more authority over defining/testing the engine API than any other client - such as the C++ broker, ActiveMQ, or the upcoming JMS clent, etc.). As such I would rather see us fix the definition of the API (if you believe it to be "hasty") rather than simply try to remove any notion of their being an API which is distinct from the implementation. -- Rob On 19 December 2013 14:49, Rafael Schloming <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I've been struggling with some of the cross language maintenance aspects of > proton for a while, and I believe we need to take some steps to improve the > situation. I'm one of a tiny number of people (two possibly) who regularly > commit changes to both the Java and C codebase and attempt to keep the two > in sync and at feature parity. Because of this, not everyone is necessarily > aware of the process, but to summarize the issue, currently there are far > too many moving parts and layers of indirection involved. This is not only > a significant drag on my personal productivity, but perhaps more > importantly it is a significant barrier to growing the number of proton > contributors in general as all those moving parts and layers of indirection > need to be understood before being able to make complete contributions. > > To get an idea of what's going on here I think it helps to look at what's > involved in a simple change. Recently I noticed an edge case around status > updates in the messenger interface. The fix involved adding another value > to messenger's status enum and making a trivial logic change to make use of > that value under the appropriate circumstances. You can look at the full > commit here[1] if you like, but it breaks down in the following way: > > Changes to C implementation (.h and .c file): 8 LOC > Changes to the python test shim for C: 3 LOC > Changes to the Java API: 2 LOC > Changes to the pure Java implementation: 6 LOC > Changes to the JNI binding: 4 LOC > Changes to the python test shim for Java: 3 LOC > Changes to the python test suite: 2 LOC > > Now obviously from a personal productivity perspective it is at a minimum > annoying to have to touch so many different parts in order to make even a > trivial change, but setting that aside for the moment, what is really > sobering about this is that each one of the above parts involve a non > trivial learning curve on their own, and while it's true that only a few > lines of code are needed in each area, it is necessary to understand each > piece before being able to write the correct few lines of code. 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As far as I know it is not made use of > outside of our own test infrastructure, and currently about 50% of the > tests run against it are skipped because it is only minimally maintained > when necessary to get the tests to pass. > > Because of all this I'm proposing that we remove the JNI binding and roll > back the Java API/impl split that was (hastily) done to facilitate the test > infrastructure. This should significantly simplify the development process > relative to what it is now, and while there is still more learning curve > than desired with the python shims, I believe this will put us in a > position to improve the shims, remove duplication, and minimize the > overhead associated with them, ultimately allowing us to make the codebase > more transparently communicate its design and hopefully lessen the > learning curve for new contributions. > > I would love to hear thoughts and/or alternative ideas on how to improve > things. 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Visit this magnificent villa between Vicenza and Castelfranco Veneto - dating back to the 16th century, Villa Gallarati Scotti was built by the family Orsato Fontaniva. The villa presents some of the typical features of Palladian architecture and is surrounded by a magnificent park with a lake. In the middle of this charming body of water lies an island on which two majestic white poplars make their home, and a century-old oak. It is possible to visit the romantic park, the central hall of the villa and the chapel in neo-gothic style.
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The origins of the Villa Gallarati Scotti date back to the 16th century. This Venetian villa, built by the family Orsato Fontaniva, near Citadella, not far from Padua, has some of the typical features of Palladian architecture.
In the 19th century, the Villa went to Andrea Citadella Vigodarzere, distinguished scholar and diplomat for the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia. Later, the villa became a national meteorological observatory and finally passed to the family Gallarati Scotti through marriage.
Villa Gallarati Scotti is surrounded by a magnificent, romantic, and quiet park with a lake. In the middle of this charming body of water lies an island on which two majestic white poplars make their home, and a century-old oak. It is possible to visit the romantic park, the central hall of the villa and the chapel in neo-gothic style.
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The Canadian Wireless Trade Show Offers the Wireless Industry Sales and Growth Opportunities by Showcasing Products/Services to ThousandsThe Canadian Wireless Trade Show to Be Held This September 12-13 in Toronto, Canada Will Offer Exhibitors Exclusive Opportunities Drive New Sales, Deliver Enhanced Brand Recognition and Increase Awareness. (April 10, 2012)
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 04/10/12 -- Canadian Wireless Trade Show 2012 brings the global wireless industry together for a 2-day event offering Exhibitors an outstanding return on investment.
This year's trade show enters the Direct Energy Centre in Toronto, Canada on September 12-13, 2012. With over 1 million square feet of flexible convention space, it is Canada's largest exhibition and convention centre, allowing ample space for the 250 exhibitors that will be setting up their booths to showcase their products and services.
The Canadian Wireless Trade Show has quickly grown to be the wireless industry's leading source for networking events. With overwhelmingly positive feedback from the wireless industry, the trade show offers the perfect setting for Exhibitors from around the wireless and telecommunications industry to network, gain new clientele, train staff in upcoming technologies, increase sales for manufacturers, increase B2B customers and hold live examples and demonstrations at their booths.
For Attendees, the trade show becomes the single most important event of the year. Offering FREE Attendee registration only compliments the already impressive list of incentives for becoming an Attendee. Attendees can take advantage of meeting with industry experts and leading manufacturers, learning new ways drive costs down, discovering new products, learning about global trends, engaging in Live demonstrations, attending guest speaker seminars, source new technology and much more!
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Built into the old stone walls of the old town The Imperial Hotel enjoys a stunning cliff top location offering some of the most picturesque views of both Carmarthen Bay and the Pembrokeshire coastline. The Hotel boasts comfortable accommodation, beautifully decorated public areas, an attractive restaurant with magnificent views along the beach and a patio terrace set directly above the beach and sea, benefiting from the late evening sun.
Tenby itself is a special town, big enough for a good range of things to do and a great choice of bars and restaurants, but small enough to be charming and intimate.
The Imperial Hotel Tenby is situated on the Pembrokeshire Coast, 30 miles from Junction 49 of the M4.
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Cary Grant in Mr. Lucky, 1943: Watching Him Think ........and Knit
In order to help with war relief, Cary Grant is taught how to knit by a little old woman in the war relief offices. He has no patience with the process. He is also mortified to be knitting. He cannott even bear to hold the knitting needles. His mortification makes him angry.
But then, as he starts to get good at it, he becomes obsessed. He knits in cabs, he knits on the street. Humor: His casually oblivious face, serious, intent, his fingers flying back and forth, suddenly exclaiming at one point, " I dropped a stitch!" Âť
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Olav V, King of Norway
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King of Norway from 1957 until his death. A member of the House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg,
He became Crown Prince and heir apparent to the throne of Norway when his father was elected king in 1905. He was the first heir to the Norwegian throne to be brought up in Norway since Olav IV, and his parents made sure he was given as Norwegian an upbringing as possible. In preparation for his royal duties, he attended both civilian and military schools. In 1929, he married his first and second cousin Princess Märtha of Sweden. During World War II his leadership was much appreciated and he was appointed Norwegian Chief of Defencein 1944. At his death, he was the last surviving grandchild of Edward VII of the United Kingdom and Alexandra of Denmark.
Due to his considerate, down-to-earth style, King Olav was immensely popular, resulting in the nickname Folkekongen ("The People's King"). In a 2005 poll by the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Olav was voted "Norwegian of the century".
He died 17 January 1991.
- parent->child relationship with Harald V, King of Norway (born 21 February 1937)
- child->parent relationship with Haakon VII, King of Norway (born 3 August 1872)
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You should add some shading, they look sort of flat. Also maybe use a ruler along straight edges? Attention to detail adds a lot =)
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Yeah, it's lot better than your handwriting..
pretty cool, you should use a rule or something to get darker and straighter lines to define the shape... but overall cool stuff
If i were you id use some copy paper.
Looks nice, maybe a bit unfinished but nice.
I'd suggest going over the lines with a detailing pen / fine point sharpie to give them more of a finished feel.
Any time that I doodle, I end up going over the finished product with a sharpie so that I can finish and correct lines, even though it usually makes the lines wider and pretty bulky -.-
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The 2012 Oscar nominations come out on Tuesday, January 24, exactly 19 weeks from today. Thus, we begin our weekly -- hey, we do lots of posts every week; we need some evergreens! -- breakdown of major Oscar categories. (Here's how we did it a couple of weeks before the nomination announcements last year.) It's so early that this is absolute guesswork, no "locks" or anything. But now that the film festivals are starting, some humans have actually seen these movies. That always helps. Let's dig in, with the "Locks," those "On The Bubble," those "Still Holding Out Hope" and the poor souls who will have to make do with the "For Your Consideration" ads. Today: Best Actor.
George Clooney, "The Descendants." The glowing reviews out of Venice -- and the lukewarm ones for "The Ides of March," in a role that's kind of supporting anyway -- would seem to make this the favorite of Clooneygasm '11.
Leonardo DiCaprio, "J. Edgar." Sure, no one has seen the movie yet, but do you think he's going to be terrible in this?
Gary Oldman, "Tinker. Tailor. Soldier. Spy." The Oldman resurgence in the Nolan-Batman/Harry Potter age has been pleasant to watch, and he appears a good bet to lead the charge here.
Jean Dujardin, "The Artist." If the movie catches on, he's essentially in every frame.
Michael Fassbender, "A Dangerous Method." This is the more traditional Oscar movie, but "Shame" is the performance everyone's raving about. Of course, it also might be rated NC-17.
Michael Fassbender, "Shame." See above.
Ryan Gosling, "The Ides of March." We sense "Drive" is gonna end up with better reviews, but this is the showier role. Well, at least it has more than 11 lines of two-word dialogue.
Woody Harrelson, "Rampart." If he was nominated for "The Messenger," how could he not break through in an even better showcase?
Brad Pitt, "Moneyball." We doubt it, but people are talking about it.
Michael Shannon, "Take Shelter." The performance is supposedly mesmerizing: We're seeing it next week.
Matt Damon, "We Bought A Zoo."
Paul Giamatti, "Win Win."
Ryan Gosling, "Drive."
Joseph Gordon-Levitt, "50-50."
Christoph Waltz, "Carnage."
Owen Wilson, "Midnight In Paris."
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This past Saturday, we had what is turning out to be a monthly blogger get together. This was quite the blogging related weekend too! Girl's Night Out on Friday and this on Saturday.
Last month we met in Del Mar at Corks and Crepes. This time we met at the South Coast Winery.
We started off with a little wine tasting. I'm not a big wine drinker, or alcohol drinker of any kind, but I even like trying the wines.
Lunch was next. They offered a brunch with breakfast and lunch items. Afterwards, we walked the grounds, checking out the vines, and trying the few grapes we found. They were setting up for a wedding outside and the whole place was gorgeous!
I somehow managed to not get any pictures of all of us, but I know there are a few on Instagram!
We plan on getting together in December too! If anyone wants to join us, let me know and I'll send you details!


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Just two grown men getting their 🎃 👻 on.
Because Halloween is the scariest time of year (and not just due to the abundance of PSLs), Jimmy Fallon invited Kevin Hart to a casual Haunted House tour in New York City, and they were completely traumatized. Behold, the face of pure, unadulterated fear.
Also, Kevin Hart was so scared that he passed gas, and felt the need to announce it on camera. No judgement, we all say things we regret during times of high-stress. Watch the video below for tricks and treats. And also LOLs.
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I had a problem tonight with a movie I downloaded being stretched across the screen too long. I looked at all of the options in Windows Media Player 12 and had trouble finding a setting to make the movie "skinnier" or thinner. Finally I located the setting. The aspect ratio has to be adjusted. Here is how to access and change this setting.
- In Windows Media Player, select "Menu" > "Options", or if you have the menu bar enabled, select "Tools" > "Options".
- Select the "Devices" tab.
- Select "Display".
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- Adjust the pixel aspect ratio by using the slider. The circle above will show you how much you have adjusted it.
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Author | Ankur Singh | Wednesday, May 06,2015 8:28 AM
The first three weeks of IPL have been on a roll from both a cricketing stand point as well as the action in social media.
Just like Twitter did during CWC15, it has compiled a list of the top brands on this IPL. Using an aggregate of Re-Tweets, Favourites and Replies, the site has created a Twitter IPL Advertiser Index to acknowledge the top 5 brands that have excelled in the opening weeks of the tournament.
The eighth season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is still topping the Twitter charts in its third week with over 43 million live impressions.
Here is a list of the top 5 brands that trended on Twitter:
1. @VodafoneIn - Vodafone has gained a lot of momentum in the first two weeks of IPL, through a contest called #VodafoneSpeedQuiz . With tickets to matches up for grab, the brand has been able to generate a lot of buzz through this campaign. The contest is a smart way for the brand to build equity on Faster Speeds which is core of their new campaign #SpeedIsGood.
2. @HotStarTweets - The Twitter account for Star's Hotstar.com, @HotStarTweets generated a lot engagement around content based on updates from the games, teaser questions, trivia and a competition offering @IPL tickets. @HotStarTweets is looking to take the platform's content digital to greater users and been able to engage with the online Twitter user using the most topical bits of content.
3. @KingFisherWorld - The official handle of the good times this @IPL; Kingfisher's campaign idea is 'Divided by teams, United by Kingfisher'. With this they aim to bring the followers of all the IPL teams together on a common platform to celebrate and express their love for the game. They are also team sponsors for many IPL teams and it's refreshing to see some great behind the scenes content from these teams which @KingfisherWorld is sharing as well. The big hashtag this IPL for Kingfisher has been #UnitedByGoodTimes. This week the first preview of the new Kingfisher TVC was revealed online with the hashtag #OoLaLaLaLeO.
4. @FreeCharge - Freecharge is engaging users with a prediction contest this IPL with prizes up for grabs. Users are asked to predict outcomes of the game; a conversation that many users are more than happy to engage in.
5. @OlaCabs - Ola is the official cab partner for five of the @IPL's teams: Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL), Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) , Kings XI Punjab (@lionsdenkxip) , Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals), Sunrisers Hyderabad (@SunRisers). With every Match, users stand a chance to win two FREE tickets to the match from the "Ola app" through the 'Hit the Match Day' Icon. The brand is building excitement and is increasing engagement around this contest which is creating a good amount of buzz. They are promoting this activity by using the hashtag #ChaloNiklo
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Oh the vintage goodnesss... these are simply as juicy as Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles... Unfortunately not a single one of the 1930s Meccano Magazines I found at the bottom of a box the other day are in good enough condition to sell but the covers are just fab.
The other day, and I wish I could remember where, I heard or read someone reflecting on the fact that the Second World War pretty much stopped all progress in design for a decade and is why it can sometimes be difficult to tell immediately, at first glance, whether something is from the 30s or the 50s. I thought that was really insightful and made me realise why it's sometimes difficult to intuit a date on much of the vintage ephemera that comes through my hands.


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Dr. Zepherin is a minion of Guy Sweetland the main antagonist of Dogz and Vampires, Creeping Together!- he is the mastermind of the project that created Bludhound and seeks to merge vampires and lycans together to form a new super-species on behalf of his master. He has a maniacal and power-hungry personality in line with that of a mad scientist and has his Dogz minions keep many vampires in cages as hostages as he prepares to experiment on them.
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We found out about the foreclosure when they tried to serve the former tenant, it has been in foreclosure since march! Do i have the right to break my lease early?
No, you are obligated to pay the rent.
If you like, you can give notice now that you will not be renewing the lease.
In most cases, you will be moved out before the foreclosure sale happens.
Send the landlord a notice that you will be moving out and would like a move-out appointment
for noon on the last day of the lease term. Move your stuff, clean the premises, take pictures for your file, then meet the landlord to turn over keys. Send this letter certified about 35 days before the last day of the term.
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While I would mostly agree with the attorney's answer's above, I would not automatically say that you cannot move out.
Landlord/tenant law is an area that is governed by both statutory and contractual law, as well as decisions handed down by appellate courts. Thus, they are very fact specific to your particular matter.
First, you must look to the contract (if there is one) and the obligations/remedies that the contract provides for both parties. It is unlikely that your lease would have a clause regarding the home going into foreclosure, but I would not rule it out without reviewing it first. Additionally, some leases have provisions regarding notice and the ability to get out of the lease prior to it's stated termination.
Second, if there is not a written contract, and or you are month to month, you may be able to simply provide the statutory notice required.
While it is not likely that you will be able to move out, one could not say without a further review of the circumstances. You should contact an attorney in your area who can review your written lease (if applicable) and/or provide other suggestions after they have taken into account all of the facts surrounding your matter.
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No, you can't. You must keep in mind that your contract (lease) with your landlord has absolutely NOTHING to do with your Landlord's contract (mortgage) with the lender (bank).
As a result, barring any violations of the contract between you and your landlord you can not break a lease solely on the fact that it is in foreclosure.
On a related note, foreclosures can take some time to get to the point of the house being sold at auction (if it ever gets there). Even if the landlord ultimately loses the foreclosure case and thus the house, you do have some level of protection.
Before the "Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act of 2009," was enacted, most renters lost their leases upon foreclosure. Now, tenants are entitled to at least a 90-day notice to terminate the tenancy.Ask a similar question
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This class has been prepared with a view to raising the awareness of the costs required to live comfortably during a person's retirement years and suggests that some of the required funding needed to enable a comfortable retirement could come from some form of entrepreneurial effort made by the individual. The class goes further to outline opportunities that could be available to the student with respect to starting an at-home business, showing methods by which extra income can be made.
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