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Arundel is a market town in West Sussex, England. It is about 50 miles of London, 18 miles North West of Brighton of the English Channel and 10 miles east of Chichester. In population, Arundel is smaller than most other parishes. There is a museum, a medieval castle, a Roman Catholic cathedral amongst other attractions in town. Arundel comes second only to Chichester in number of listed buildings in West Sussex. Along the eastern side of the town runs the river Arun.
Traces of early roman influences still remain with the town, however, it was majorly developed as a Saxon town as referred to in the Domesday Book in 1086, by which time Arundel was already a flourishing town and port, with a population of a few hundred. The Fitzalan family owned the Arundel Castle from the 13th to the 17th century before it was passed along with the Earldom to the Duke of Norfolk. Arundel was dominated for many centuries by the Dukes, during which time, Arundel had developed to a busy international port and a market town. The Dominican friars, who arrived in the 13th century, gave Arundel its first religious building.
Between the period of the civil war and the late 18th century, Arundel was in a very poor state, However it had become a small flourishing market town at the turn of the 19th century with a population just below 1,900. The 19th century witnessed a growth in Arundel's population and by 1901, there were already over 3000 people in the town. Today it is about 3700. Arundel railway station was built in 1863 consequently reducing the activities at the ports drastically. Gaslight came in 1838 while electricity arrived in the 1930's. Today Arundel is a popular tourist destination well known for its Arundel Castle, Arundel Parish Church, Arundel Farmers Market, Arundel Cathedral.
Arundel Castle
Arundel castle is a medieval castle established on Christmas Day 1067 by Roger de Montgomery who became the first to hold the earldom of Arundel by the graces of William the conqueror. The castle was damaged in the civil war but restored between the 18th and 19th century. For many centuries, the castle has served as a hereditary stately home with the family of the Duke of Norfolk for more than 400 years. It remains the Norfolk family's principal seat and is a Grade I listed building.
The building standing today owes much to Henry, 15th Duke of Norfolk (1847-1917). It was completely restored in 1900. The castle was one of England's first houses to be fitted with electric light, firefighting equipment, lifts and central heating. It cost over £36,000 to install Electricity but the beautiful chimneypiece in the Drawing Room cost a miserly £150!
Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre
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Normans and Crusaders in the Keep
Raven Tor Living History Group will bring back life at the Keep at Arundel Castle in 12th Century Norman period between Wednesday 29th to Thursday 30th October, 2014. There will be combat, weaponry and crafts displays. Visitors will be able to see what life looked like living in the castle at the time. They will also gain insight into the lives of those preparing for those perilous Crusades.
Anne Arundel County 2014 Environmental Summit
The summit is a meeting of stakeholders to educate, plan and take actions on strategies for a cleaner Chesapeake Bay. The event affords an opportunity for nonprofit organizations, communities and individuals to collaborate on strategies to identify restoration opportunities in their local watershed. The event holds on October 17, 2014 between 10:00 am and 1:30 pm at the Arlington Echo Outdoor Education Center. It is free and attendees are to register before the day
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The next Director of Audi UK is Martin Sander, who is currently the President and CEO of Audi Canada. He replaces Jeremy Hicks who departed the company months ago. Sander will begin his duties as a director on January 3, 2012. He started his career in Audi 16 years ago. He had done very well in Audi AG in Germany as well as in other parts of Europe.
His experience in marketing and operations is extensive. In fact, he had served as the Director of Sales for Northern Europe and Head of Retail Marketing and CRM.
As the head of Audi Canada since 2009, he has been given credit for the intense sales growth and the expanding dealer network. He also helmed the company to have significantly good customer satisfaction results. Sander, 44, is a mechanical engineering graduate and is married with two children.
According to Volkswagen Group UK Managing Director Simon Thomas, Sander is the "ideal person to lead the brand to even greater success in all areas over the coming years." In this new role, Sander will be based at the Volkswagen Group headquarters in Milton Keynes. He takes on the new position at a time when the UK sales performance of the 'Vorsprung durch Technik' brand is at an all- time-high. It was able to surpass its previous record of 100,864 cars in September 2011.
Audi disclosed plans that it will be entering a new segment in the market with the Q3. This premium SUV is versatile, efficient, and sporty and comes in a compact-class form. Without a doubt this is a vehicle that is comfortable to drive whether on the road or off the highway.
Through the Q3, the brand is able to show its very own technology on each part from the chassis, the body, its drivetrain, and all the way to the multimedia features and assistance systems. Indeed, many of the solutions fitted inside show that it came directly from the luxury class. One look at the Q3 and one can instantly see that it is part of the Audi family, albeit the youngest member.
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Though the Q3's base version will be made available at a later date, it is expected to weigh around 1,445 kilograms, or about 3,186 pounds. The occupant cell is clearly quiet, safe, and rigid, and all owe to the use of various ultra-high strength steels. However, the tailgate and the engine hood are composed of aluminum. Being part of the Q range, the undivided tail lights of the Q3 have been integrated to its tailgate which then wraps around its pillars.
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As anyone who reads this blog knows, I am unabashedly a liberal minded individual. Therefore, according to many conservative minded people, I hate successful people due to my belief that the ultra-rich are not paying their fair share of taxes. This assertion makes me chuckle and while also wanting to scream my head off at the stupidity of people.
For those of you who need this lesson, here it is. Being successful is much, MUCH different than having so much money/property/material goods that you don't know about all that you own. A perfect example is my father. He started a business, he's run it for over 35 years, and has built it to a multimillion dollar company. My parents personally own two cars, a 10 acre lot with a home, a summer place, a boat, and are building a new home to retire to as well as the property that our family business sits on. To me, that is very successful!
But he, NOR ANY OTHER SMALL BUSINESS OWNER, will be affected by the taxes I'm in favor of. No one that any of us personally know will be affected by these taxes, not even my neighbors at my family's summer home that stay the summer in a mansion valued at over 3 million dollars. Who I'm talking about are the men and women whose worth is akin to Richie Rich and Scrooge McDuck. I'm talking about the officers of multibillion dollar corporations that have taken millions in "bonuses" and then failed to pay taxes on them.
These people are not successful. They are greedy, money-grubbing whores. I view success not as the pure attainment of more but as a pursuit health, happiness, material prosperity, love of family and friends, wisdom, influence, and fulfillment.
I can say unequivocally that I love my life, love the people in, and feel that I've accomplished positive things for myself and others. Maybe I'm misguided in believing that this is a great way to measure success but I sure know I'm happier than many people who are chasing the "all-mighty" dollar.
And to those of you who respond to my call for stricter enforcement and higher rates of taxes on the ultra rich by claiming that we all have the chance to be the ultra rich I will respond with the immortal words of a certain French Knight.
I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough whopper! I fart in your general direction! You mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.
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High School Track Project
3 months ago
Track Project Starts:
The Renovations and Resurfacing of the Track started on July 21st. The first part was to remove the rubber surface and mill down approximately 1" of old track material. New Hot Top was added last week and the hot top will cure for 21 days and the new rubber surface and painted lines will be installed. I have collected some pictures and video of the project and will update as work progresses.
By Andy Madura
Andy Madura
Director of Transportation,Facilities & Food Services
Marlene Thombs
Administrative Secretary Facilities and Transportation
Facilities Report
about 1 year ago
- Renovate Lake Region High School to meet all NEASC standards, with adequate library, guidance, office, and cafeteria space. The bus repair facility and automotive vocational program should be removed to ensure safe air quality.
- Renovate Lake Region Vocational Center, including renovation of space freed up from the automotive program. Existing "white house" modular building should be removed.
- Construct a new combined transportation and automotive / construction / or green energy vocational facility to be built on District-owned land adjacent to the High School.
- Plan for two or three K-5 schools, an expanded Songo Locks and Stevens Brook, as is and possibly Sebago, based on stable K-5 population. The Sebago Elementary School could be returned to the town for community purposes.
- Maintain the 6-8 middle school.
- Keep Crooked River Elementary in the District inventory but use it for Special Services office, Adult Education, Southern Maine Community College, pre-K-12 instructional program's alternative middle and high school programs, pre-K or early childhood, etc., as well as conference and community spaces.
- Maintain the Central Office in its current location.
- 2009-10 - Return Bridgton Memorial to the town
- 2009-10 - Redistrict K-5 students into three K-5 buildings
- 2009-10 - Begin construction of a new transportation and vocational automotive / green energy facility
- 2010-11 - Move Adult Education to Crooked River (including possible Southern Maine Community College programs and any alternative middle and high school programs, and/or early childhood or pre-K programs.
- 2010-11 - Begin renovations at Lake Region Vocational Center
- 2011-12 - Begin renovations at Lake Region High School
- 2013-14 - Retire modular buildings at Vocational Center and High School
- 2014-15 - Revisit K-5 facilities needs; adjust plans accordingly
- Total 10-year savings by closing Casco Memorial: $627,946
- Total 10-year savings by moving 6th grade to LRMS: $1.2 million
- Total 9-year savings by closing Bridgton Memorial: $870,305
- Total 8-year savings by redistricting and creating three K-5 schools: $2.4 million
- Grand total of facilities related savings 2007-2017: $5.09 million
- 2009-2017 costs of new transportation and vocational facility: $2.5 million (total amortized cost of project = $3.73 million)
- 2010-2017 costs of renovations to the Vocational Center: $2.07 million (total amortized cost of project = $3.19 million)
- 2011-2017 costs of renovations to the High School: $1.87 million (total amortized cost of project = $4.47 million)
- Grand total of facilities improvements 2009-2017: an estimated $6.9 million (total amortized cost of all projects = $12.66 million ( Note: The savings and the improvement costs would both extend beyond 2017)
- 2007-2017 Savings as a percentage of the total improvements: 65%
- Board and public discussion at January 22nd Board meeting
- Administration and Board present facilities report and 10-Year plan in each town and at Board of Selectmen's meetings
- Board assembles and synthesizes public feedback
- Board reviews feedback and develops, then votes on final plan
- As needed, voters in Casco and Naples vote on school closure
- Implementation phase, final cost analysis
- Redistricting:
- This aspect of the comprehensive plan drew the most heated opposition. While some members of the public expressed the view that children are resilient or that budget realities warranted taking extreme measures, the vast majority of the public input on redistricting was negative.
- Parents spoke in dramatic terms about how their children would be impacted by being separated from their current classmates and friends. Citizens worried about the impact on the town of Naples, which would bear the brunt of proposed student re-assignments, arguing that a sense of community would be lost.
- Others expressed the concern that the proposed plan would pit elderly taxpayers against young families, and, in fact, many parents spoke out in favor of higher taxes if that were to be the deciding factor.
- Overall, those attending the meetings appeared to agree that the human costs of moving just a handful of students away from their friends outweigh any potential savings.
- Moreover, some argued that moving all the students from a town would be vastly preferable to moving just a few.
- Many suggested that adding a portable to Songo Locks would be a practical way of dealing with the need to use Crooked River for other purposes.
- While many accepted the logic of keeping students in one school for six years (in a K-5 school setting), others stated that the current arrangement had not produced negative consequences.
- Many voices expressed the worry that any boundary lines that would be established would by necessity have to be flexible to deal with population changes. Some parents stated that their families would be motivated to sell their house or rent in order to avoid being impacted by the redistricting plan.
- The issues of daycare and after-school recreation programs were frequently mentioned as ways that families would suffer negative consequences. (Note: Patrick met with the four recreation directors during the last few weeks to discuss concerns and possible solutions.)
- Many expressed the perspective that their property values would be negatively affected if the plan were to be implemented.
- What to Do With Crooked River:
- A clear theme in the public responses was to ask, "Why would we close, or use Crooked River for different purposes, when we could more easily justify closing Sebago?"
- Some argued that using Crooked River for adults (or in one case "dropouts") was in effect taking away a valuable resource from young people and giving to those who do not need it as badly.
- One participant suggested that we turn the gym at Crooked River into a bus repair facility. A number of people suggested that the Central Office be moved there.
- A town official questioned our interpretation of the Maine statutes that govern school closures, suggesting the Maine Municipal Association (MMA) lawyers had advised him that we were incorrect. However, after consultation with DOE officials, and seeking an Attorney General's Office clarification, our interpretation of the statute was indeed correct, meaning that if Crooked River were to be used for purposes other than K-6 instruction (the purpose for which it was built) the voters of both Naples and Casco would have to approve. Likewise, the two towns would have to share the additional cost of maintaining the school should the voters reject the ballot measure to close the school.
- Adult Education Considerations:
- The most often cited concern regarding the Adult Education program was the possible impact on SAD #72 participants in the program and the possible impact on Bridgton's participants and the future development of the Depot Street area. The proposed move of the Adult Education program to Crooked River might, it was argued, jeopardize our working relationship with SAD #72. The distance from Bridgton was also cited as a possible obstacle to continuing high quality programs that have combined to make an effective cluster of services to Bridgton residents in particular.
- It was mentioned, consistent with earlier considerations by the Facilities Committee, that a better location for the Adult Ed program would be the current Central Office facility, which would lessen the geographic issues for SAD #72 and Bridgton.
- Options for the Central Office:
- Several comments were expressed regarding the use of the Central Office. One person implied that the superintendent was being selfish by not moving the Central Office to a less expensive facility. Others suggested that the office should be leased to generate revenue.
- We did explore the possibility of leasing, and in conversations with the Boulos Company in Portland learned that the current going rate for professional lease space (with a significant margin of error due to the economic climate) is $8-$10 per square foot. Leasing the space might also require the District to take responsibility for modifications to the space to meet the needs of a lessee. At $10 per square foot, it would be possible to generate roughly $35,000 per year. It is legal for Districts to enter into a 10-year lease for such purposes.
- Depending on how Crooked River would be used if Adult Education moved there, space might be available on the first floor to house the Central Office, which might lead to certain efficiencies if we shared secretary and receptionist positions.
- Other suggestions included moving the Central Office to Stevens Brook or the High School.
- Short and Long-Term Options for Sebago:
- Faced with the prospect of 67 students from Naples being transferred to either Stevens Brook or Sebago, the resounding opinion of the participants in the public meeting at Songo Locks was to close Sebago and close it now. Those few Sebago residents in attendance took issue with this alternative, as one might expect.
- We were left with a rather unclear picture of the public sentiment regarding the long-term viability of Sebago Elementary. While some agreed that the building would not last forever, what to do about that fact remains an open question. It was suggested that we take money that is included in the plan for improvements to Songo Locks and spend it on renovating Sebago. Others suggested closing the school eventually and moving all the students to Stevens Brook, or closing the school and dividing the students between Songo Locks and Stevens Brook.
- Many emotional comments were made about the benefits of a school as small and caring as Sebago. Several people said they had specifically moved to Sebago to live in a community with such a school, and would either consider moving or home-schooling to avoid having their children bused to other communities.
- Bus routes and time on buses was of particular concern throughout the discussions, but especially so in Sebago where distances to other schools would require some ride times approaching an hour.
- Vocational and Transportation Facility:
- By clearly linking this project with the High School and Vocational Center renovation, the public comments were essentially supportive of the project. Of course, concerns were voiced about the cost and complexity of the project, while others worried that the transportation facility, on its own, had been rejected twice before by the voters.
- It was interesting to see the positive reaction to thoughts about including "green energy" vocational programs in the facility and to link such programs with local economic development initiatives. (Note: SAD #61 has been invited, along with only one other District in Maine, to participate in a grant proposal to the National Science Foundation to explore teacher leadership in sustainable energy curriculum. Patrick will report to the Board on this prospect soon.)
- With news of the passage of the federal support for States and Districts, we have been watching closely to see if one or more aspects of our facilities work could be eligible for support. Unfortunately, it appears that new construction is not eligible, and that the State of Maine will oversee any dissemination of "modernization" funds that could potentially be used for aspects of the High School and Vocational Center renovations. More details will follow from Maine officials in the coming days and weeks.
- High School and Vocational Renovation Project:
- As the public meetings unfolded, it became increasingly clear that the public understands the need and supports the plan to improve the High School and Vocational Center. Repeatedly, citizens and parents stated their support for making those renovations, but not at the cost of disrupting the education of elementary students to do so.
- Some discussion took place on the extent and cost of the renovations to the High School and Vocational Center, and it was clear that the public would expect this to be conducted in a cost-effective manner. Likewise, the proposed vocational and transportation facility came under the same kind of questioning. The public, it became clear, expects the District not to waste money on "bells and whistles" (in spite of Patrick's assertion that in schools bells and whistles are not extras).
- It was also reassuring to hear the widespread agreement that the NEASC report should be taken seriously. Though a few voices raised questions about the seriousness of the report and the threats to take away the school's accreditation, overall the public accepted that the risk of doing nothing to begin improvements was too great, and that we should move forward.
- Add a Portable to Songo Locks: The most often cited alternative to the human costs of redistricting was the suggestion that we add a portable (2-4 classrooms would suffice; 4 would probably be more prudent) to the back of Songo Locks, thus making sufficient space to accommodate all of the 155 4th and 5th graders at Crooked River. While some argued that we should keep Crooked River open and use it for its current purposes, many accepted the need to find savings through closing Bridgton Memorial and saving staffing and some operating costs at Crooked River. Andy has begun conversations with both Schavi and the Maine Department of Education to explore total costs and any State support for which we might be eligible, and will have a more comprehensive update at the Facilities Committee meeting on February 25 at 5:00 p.m. at the Central Office. Several aspects of this plan must be considered:
- Possible Program Moves: In order to make space for the 155 students, it might be necessary to relocate one or two programs currently housed at Songo Locks, an autistic program and a behavioral program. Space currently exists at Sebago for the former and at Stevens Brook for the latter. If we install a four-room portable, rather than a two, itís possible that those moves might not be necessary.
- Long-term Options: The immediate installation of a portable at Songo Locks, which could be lease-purchased for either five or seven years, would not interfere with the proposed addition of a bricks and mortar wing six to seven years into the future to accommodate Sebago students when and if the District were to consolidate into two K-5 elementary schools. However, the portable would give us the maximum flexibility in both short- and long-term perspectives, leaving until another day the public discussion of the future of Sebago Elementary.
- Logistics: It would make the most sense to add a portable to the rear of the building, basically north of the back wall of the P.E. supply room, which would involve adding a new door to the back of the building and converting the P.E. room into a hallway. On the positive side, there are two bathrooms and a drinking fountain close to the location, which would allow the portable to be installed without plumbing. However, if we attach the portable to the building (the preferable approach), we would need to install a fire sprinkler system to keep it consistent with the school as a whole. A key question is what type of foundation (frost wall, sauna tube posts, or paving) would be most workable in both short- and longer-term views. We would also need to ensure that accessibility requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act were met through ramping or elevation adjustments.
- Keep Crooked River Open; Find Alternative Space for Adult Education: Proposals ranged in this set of options from leaving Adult Ed where it is, through either keeping the building or leasing back space from the town of Bridgton, to moving the program into Stevens Brook or moving it to the current Central Office. It was also mentioned that we could move Adult Ed to Sebago were it to be closed soon.
- Stevens Brook Alternative: Moving the entire Adult Education program into Stevens Brook would require extensive remodeling of the interior spaces and considerable reworking of exterior, parking, and entrance aspects of the current building. Moreover, the combination of programs for high school students and adults with elementary programming would pose some major challenges. However, used as an auxiliary Adult Ed site in the day and used more extensively in the evenings, Stevens Brook could be part of a solution that addressed some of the geographical issues of moving to Crooked River.
- Stay at Bridgton Memorial: While this alternative would be appealing to those who worry about proximity to Bridgton and SAD #72, if the District were to either retain ownership of the building or lease back space after its return to the town, the District would likely see no immediate or long-term savings necessary to fund other high priority facilities projects.
- Install a 6-room portable classroom building on the rear (north) of Songo Locks Elementary, which would allow all current students at Crooked River Elementary School to be transferred in the 2009-10 school year to Songo Locks. Include in the financial spreadsheet both costs of the portable and any offsetting revenues from the State of Maine.
- Suspend any further discussions of immediate redistricting, but continue to plan for the long-term with Sebago Elementary. Retain considerable flexibility, however, to include changes in local budgets, costs of renovation, and student enrollments District-wide in any final decisions about the school. Indeed, the revisiting of the future of Sebago Elementary should be cast as a review of all K-5 educational and facilities needs.
- Sharpen our planning for the move of Adult Ed to Crooked River to include modifications that would accommodate the needs of SAD #72 and the town of Bridgton, but include a possible move as early as fall of 2009.
- Consider the viability of leasing the current Central Office and moving the functions to Crooked River Elementary.
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We all know how storytelling can be a pleasurable experience for both children and adults.
New Yorker Laura Simms has taken the art of storytelling to a whole new level. She uses storytelling to help people deal with trauma in their lives.
Simms is in Winnipeg to give workshops on storytelling and to read from her book Our Secret Territory: The Essence of Storytelling.
She says storytelling can be helpful in some very significant ways. "When we are listening to a story, we are released from our preoccupations," she explains. "Then we become really curious about the story and our imagination begins to work. So it's refreshing, a kind of relief."
She also believes that through storytelling we can confront deep obstacles. "When we are consumed or preoccupied or hurt by something, we keep repeating it and trying to figure it out, understand it from our own point of view," she says.
Trauma victims, similar to characters in a story, can also overcome obstacles. Simms maintains that "a story can give someone the inner practise of being able to deal with strong emotions and difficult situations and begin to be able to envision a future."
Simms has worked with animals, survivors of earthquakes, and child soldiers. In 1998 she adopted Ishmael Beah, a boy from Sierra Leone who lost his family when he was 11 and eventually became a child soldier.
Beah moved with Simms to New York and has since gone on to write a long way gone – Memoirs of a Boy Soldier.
Hear Laura Simms read from her book Our Secret Territory: The Essence of Storytelling on Wednesday Oct. 23, 7:30 p.m. at McNally Robinson. She is also sharing her knowledge on Intensive Creative Arts in Therapy. Public workshops are on Saturday and Sunday and she will perform at the Dragon Arts Collective at 91 Albert St. on Monday evening, Oct. 28.
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Fruit & vegetables in Flander : an important sector of the agricultural economy.
During the General annual Meeting of AREFLH in Flanders on 9th march 2012, Guy Lambrecht presented the fruit and vegetable sector of this region.
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Official link to the region: www.vlaanderen.be
The collective label of sustainable development : Responsibly Fresh
The sustainability label Responsibly Fresh is a sign of recognition for all those concerned in the market for fruit and vegetables who seek to make progress in terms of prosperity, well-being and the environment.
Responsibly Fresh is an initiative by the Association of Belgian Horticultural Cooperatives, VBT for short.
There are strict conditions associated with the use of the Responsibly Fresh label. This also applies to communication about it. Only producers and producers' cooperatives which are making demonstrable efforts with regard to various aspects and criteria to do with sustainability can carry the label.
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7 tips to getting off the addictive white stuff:
1) Go cold turkey! OK, this may not be the best way to go for everyone, but cutting out all the sweets, habits and ties to sugar all at once can be an inspiring and challenging way to get over the hump, fast. Be warned, this isn't easy but it can really kick start whatever healthy changes you wish to incorporate in your life, starting NOW!
2) Start slowly. Cut down your consumption of your favorite sweets although this doesn't always work for everyone. Sugar has a sneaky way of increasing in your diet if you're not extremely careful. Your dopamine rushes often demand more sugar to get the same effects as time goes on. Drink 2 soda pops a day? Cut it back to 1. Eat 3 cookies after lunch? Cut it back to 2 and sub in something healthier (maybe a few strawberries?)
3) If you're a complete mess and drink soda pop, eat chips, cookies, chocolate, drink all weekend in binges and feel basically crappy, you may need to spend some time doing research on your favorite junk-foods to really understand what they're doing to your health! For example, did you know, for a typical male, one should not exceed consuming 35 grams of sugar per day? You will get this amount of sugar in one can of soda pop! Drink 2 per day? Plus sugar in your coffee? Plus a couple of cookies after lunch? Plus a beer or three in the evening? Plus, plus, plus? You could be on your way to some serious health issues, yup, even if you're only 22 years old! Start with the article I wrote previous to this one and add these couple of indicators of poor health due to poor eating habits: do you have a relatively foul body odor? Are you exceedingly stinky in the mornings (sorry but this is relevant)? Do you have some strange itching in strange areas? These are all indications you really need to cut down on the sugar. Start with the soda pop!! This is a HUGE step. Get rid of it from your diet completely! We'll count this entirely as Step 3.
4) Do one thing at a time. Once you have figured out your sugary soft-spots, start with one item at a time. Check the sugar content of your favorites and start with the sweetest of them all - the one with the most grams of sugar. If you cannot identify which has the most sugar content, ask yourself, 'what do I crave, daily?' Is it a specific item? Start with this item and work your way through your list about a week at a time. Maybe more if you find yourself falling off the wagon.
5) Keep a journal of your mood, your hunger cravings, how much you think about food during the day, your 'hangry' episodes, your food comas, your body odor (!) and other indicators mentioned, for a couple of weeks. Start a gentle, slow cut-back of your sugary snacks and keep track of all the changes your body goes through. As much as this sounds like work, make it simple with a little guide for yourself - use bullet points on the indicators mentioned in the previous article and simply fill in a few words for answers, daily. You'll realize what a HUGE change you go through once you empty the sugar from your system (including how much you eat and weight you lose!)
6) Add in other unhealthy habits to your sugar-kick. Drink too much caffeine? Or caffeine at all? Try cutting this out too (easier said than done, understood). And what about alcohol? Haha, no.. I'm not kidding! If you only read up on the effects of alcohol on the brain and mood, you'd know why I even mention this... do you smoke? Yup, this is another item you can add to your list. If you try doing everything at once, be prepared to feel fairly crappy for at least a few days to a couple of weeks. Remind yourself it's the adjustments in your body that are making you feel so badly but that the feelings WILL improve. Remind yourself why you're doing this and again, keep a journal if you can to keep track of your progress. It will be tough for the first little while but in only a couple of weeks, you may find you have more energy, you can go up stairs like never before, and your general health just feels better!
7) Substitute, substitute, substitute! You're going to have cravings. Get going on the water! Try drinking 3-4 liters of water every day! This not only keeps you full, but it flushes out your system and rids your body of harmful toxins. Every time you have a craving you could drink a bottle of water! If water isn't doing the trick entirely, keeping your body feeling full is the key and nuts can help. Try non-salted, either dry-roasted or raw nuts where walnuts can even help with brain function. And of course, almonds have some amazing properties such as the ability to help lower blood sugar levels.
All the best in your sugar-free quest! Feel free to add any tips you have to the comments below :)


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We pride ourselves in offering a service that goes beyond photographs; we strive to be resources and friends on the biggest day of your life. As a husband and wife team, we know what it's like because we've been there before. We cherish the opportunity to help you in any way we can.
We can't wait to get to know you better and thank you for considering us to photograph your big day!
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We desire to turn your memories into works of art. To do this, we use film as our medium. Film captures light in a way that creates depth and rich colors that are unparalleled in other formats. The timeless quality of film gives you photos that will become a part of your family's legacy and live on in the generations to come.
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Our favorite part about working with Ally and Bobby is Ally and Bobby themselves!!! They are an AMAZING couple and incredible photographers! My husband and I had so much fun not only working with both of them, but getting to know them. We first met at a cute coffee shop and my husband and I left knowing we wanted to have them photograph our engagement pictures and wedding, we felt like we had known them forever! Ally has the warmest heart and it so easy to work with, she provided me with multiple wedding day timelines because I kept making changes, and was always more than helpful! My husband loves Bobby, he's such a relaxed and fun person to be around! Bobby definitely helped him feel more comfortable when taking photos and trying to "act natural" and not be so camera shy! They both made the wedding day stress-free, Ally was so gentle and kind to everyone, yet made sure everyone was where they needed to be and that we got every shot we wanted. We still (6 months later) gawk at the amazing photos they captured on our day and are SO thankful we have these stunning photos to forever look back on and cherish. HIGHLY recommend this sweet couple, they are so much fun to work with and their work is incredible!!
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Societe Generale's (SOGN.PA) Chief Executive Frederic Oudea is confident his bank will meet tougher post-crisis rules on European bank risk, a German newspaper quoted him as saying.
SocGen, like banks across Europe, is cutting costs and selling securities to soothe investors worried about balance sheets.
The ECB will start supervising the euro zone's banks from late next year as part of a closer integration of the European financial system, in response to the crisis that threatened to overwhelm the bloc's weakest government debtors and some of the banks that hold their bonds.
"As for the core capital ratios, I'm not worried," Oudea was quoted as saying by German newspaper Handelsblatt in a pre-release of an interview, which will be published on Monday.
Oudea added that the market already forced major banks to meet a core capital ratio of 10 percent, while national supervisors required a ratio of at least 7 percent.
"However, it is important to assure there are no hidden losses in the balance sheet."
Earlier this month SocGen Deputy Chief Executive Severin Cabannes had said the bank was eyeing a 10 percent core capital ratio by end-2013, higher than its official target of 9.5 percent.
Oudea said he expected that by 2020 only four European banks would be active in international investment banking, including Societe Generale. He urged European supervisors to ensure a role for strong European players.
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US: Religious persecution up in Afghanistan, China
Officials Evacuate Residents as Typhoon Approaches
Thousands of residents in the country's northeast are evacuated
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At least 13 people are dead after fierce storms that tore through the Midwest overnight.
Taliban Claims Responsibility to Bombing
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Due to unhealthy air conditions in the LC Valley, the Clarkston School District has cancelled Saturday's cross country Seaport Invite. The Asotin County Health District advised the Clarkston School District that the air quality has become increasingly worse and is not scheduled to improve until Sunday.
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SWANA is thrilled to invite you to participate in the ISWA World Congress/ WASTECON® 2017 5K Fun Run/Walk with proceeds supporting ISWA Scholarship Programme, an international charity.
Runners and walkers will take off and finish at the Pratt Street Ale House located directly across from the Baltimore Convention Center. Not a runner, but want to join the fun? Register for the Pratt Street Ale House event, where you will receive a t-shirt and 1 beer! Runners will also receive a t-shirt and beer and be cheered on as they cross the finish line!
The ISWA Scholarship Programme offers scholarships to children who have been working at trash dumps in Nicaragua, including Central America's largest landfill, La Chureca. This program has brought opportunities for the best students to advance into private school. They are provided with transportation, uniforms, gym cloths, book bags, all school books, materials, full health coverage, semi-private tutoring 3 times a weeks, 2 weekend classes of English and Sponsors.
While removing children from unregulated waste sites, the program has initiated efforts combined from sponsors. All aids lead to creating a path of direct support to the families of the children working at waste sites.
The ISWA Scholarship Programme was developed when ISWA and Timothy Bouldry, partnered up to organize and implement the program. For more information on ISWA Scholarship Programme or Timothy Bouldry and their combined efforts on-site, please visit: www.iswa.org/programmes/iswa-scholarship-programme.
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Grossed out!!
So yesterday I made hamburgers. I went a head and cooked off all the hamburger meat so we could eat the left over patties today. Today, when I grabbed my hamburger bun out of the packaging the bottom of it felt hard, so I turned it over and it was covered in green mold!!! I ate a hamburger bun yesterday and feel totally grossed out because there HAD to be some mold on it.... I looked at the expiration date on the package, since they have only been sitting on our counter top for about 3-4 days. Sure enough they were a week expired. Ugh, so freakin nasty!!
So now I'm like OMG, I hope I didn't poison the baby by eating moldy bread.... I need to be more careful and check the dates before I buy stuff :(
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Aw I'm sorry! That is really nasty. At the same time, I would think that you would have noticed if you had taken a moldy bite. I bet yours was mold-free, because I know for me even when I'm NOT pregnant, I notice mold-smell really easily on food, even if there isn't visible mold. But when you're pregnant, your sense of smell is heightened, probably to help you detect just such contaminations!
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Gross! I am so sorry!
If you dont already feel sick I am sure your fine.
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I'm not feeling sick at all, so I suppose that's a good sign. It's just nasty and kinda freaks me out. I didn't smell any mold and I don't remember the bottom of the hamburger bun that I DID eat being hard like the moldy one was...
Ewwy, thinking about the possibility of eating mold makes my skin crawl! :yuck:
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Yucky! Makes my skin crawl too, but I'm with Joy... The taste of mold like that is REALLY strong. You would have noticed a bite and spit it across the room! (Well, you probably would have been more polite about it than me....)
Sorry you're feeling creepy crawly. I hate that feeling!
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I would be grossed out too, but you are fine and so is baby :) You'd be sick by now. And even a week expired bread can be fine, they just put that on there because they are forced to and they err on the conservative side. We keep bread in the freezer/refrigerator for a long time and it is fine and so are we.
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Ewwwww! LOL, but you would Definitely have noticed if there was mold on it Ame, you would have tasted it. So don't think anymore on it. You didn't eat any mold, and if you did, think of it as free antibiotic.
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^ LOL that's similar to what DH said.
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St. Paul's Church National Historic Site
897 South Columbus Avenue, Mt. Vernon, NY
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Special free Programs in June 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 1 PM
Our Wednesday concert series features Peter Lawrence playing jazz and swing selections for clarinet, accompanied by keyboard.
Thursday, June 4, First Thursdays at St. Paul's, open from 1 to 9 PM
At 7 PM, Dr. David Oestreicher, an author and anthropologist, explores the history and culture of the Lenape, the original Indian settlers of the St. Paul's vicinity.
Wednesday, June 10, 1 PM
A talk exploring the role and history of newspapers in colonial America, spotlighting one of the themes in the site's current feature exhibit, "Intrigue on the Village Green: The Election of 1733 at St. Paul's".
Sat., June 13, noon to 4 PM, Colonial Day
Join us for Colonial era crafts, cooking, music, dancing and arms. Horse drawn carriage rides through the historic cemetery, from 1 to 3 PM. A 2 PM performance on the 1830 Erben pipe organ, and a 1 PM talk exploring colonial political life, reflected through the famous Election of 1733 on the village green at St. Paul's.
June 17, 1 PM, Custer at the Little Bighorn
A talk about the famous victory of a combined Indian force over the American cavalry unit commanded by George A. Custer at the battle fought in June 1876, including a surprising connection to St. Paul's N.H.S.
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Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi's short film titled Life was a delicious treat to many seated at the International film festival recently.
Working alongside two renowned filmmakers of Kollywood, namely, Sasikumar and Mysskin, the project has fetched the girl The Best Director Award at the International Cinema Festival of India recently held in Jaipur for the Worldwood International Category.We had to know more about this from the director herself who is a busy entrepreneur, editor of a magazine, a caring mother and the daughter-in-law of the first family of Tamil Nadu of Deputy Chief Minister M.K. Stalin and wife to producer Udhayanidhi.
Click here for Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi Inaugurates Art Exhibition Stills
Below is an excerpt from what she had to say during an exclusive interview to Kollytalk.
What message do you have for the viewers?
The message is don't look at HIV-positive patients differently. Instead of discriminating against them, accept them. They don't need your money or sympathy, only your acceptance.
My movie Life is a trilogy that includes short stories made by Mysskin sir, Sasikumar sir and me of 15 minutes duration each. The movie is an effort to bring awareness amongst viewers regarding their attitude towards AIDS victims.The movie includes several child artistes and relatively lesser-known actors appearing in them. Prasanna is the only known-face who has appeared in one of the films. There are also real-life AIDS-afflicted people who are featured in the film.
It has been a great boost for me and surely has given me more confidence and motivation at the same time to continue my journey further.
Been chosen amidst 500 entries must be a fulfilling achievement. You really had a ball isn't it? Do you owe it to collaborating with some amazing filmmakers themselves for this?
Oh for sure! They made it such an easy going and wonderful journey for me. I've learnt a lot from them, my experience was super.
Any more movies lined up now after getting such recognition. It surely must be tempting to make more movies isn't it?
Yes, I do have plans; I am just waiting for the perfect moment. You will know about them if any.
Thank you for your time.
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Arturo Mantecón & Gilberto Rodríguez
Read at the John Natsoulas Gallery
November 3rd @ 8PM
The Poetry Night Reading Series is proud to feature poets Arturo Mantecón and Gilberto Rodríguez on Thursday, November 3rd and 8PM. They will be performing at the John Natsoulas Gallery at 521 1st Street in Davis.
Gilberto Rodríguez is Sacramento's dithyrambic poet. For two decades, he has entertained audiences throughout northern California at numerous venues as a storyteller, musician, and poet-performer. He was griot for the African group "Up from the Roots." He was also the founder, lead singer, and lyricist for the world beat band "Diluvio."
Rodríguez is the founder of Unheimlich Theater, a small company of poets, actors, and musicians who impersonate and perform the works of great masters such as Antonin Artaud, Cesar Vallejo, Federico García Lorca, Charles Baudelaire, William Shakespeare, and Leopoldo María Panero.
Rodríguez believes that the experience of "dwelling poetically" is paramount to the reading, writing, and aural reception of poetry. He strives to eliminate any distinction between himself and the poem. His performances are meant to provoke audiences into thinking and acting poetically as well as the guardians of language.
Arturo Mantecón is a poet and translator. Born in Texas and raised in Michigan, he attended and graduated from Ella Fitzgerald Elementary in Detroit with Stevie Wonder. His poetry has appeared in La Ventana Abierta, Poetry Now and various anthologies. A collection of his short stories, Memories, Cuentos Verídicos, y Otras Outright Lies, was published by En Casa in 2014. He has translated the poetry and prose of the mad Spanish poeta maldito, Leopoldo María Panero. His most recent book, published this year, is Chance Encounters and Waking Dreams. In it Mantecón translates the work of Francisco Ferrer Lerín, perhaps the most important contemporary poet of the Iberian peninsula.
An open mic will follow the readings by the featured poets. Please bring your poems, short stories, and songs. Participants will be asked to limit their performances to five minutes or two items, whichever is shorter. The Poetry Night Reading Series is hosted by Dr. Andy Jones, the poet laureate of Davis. All are welcome.
Upcoming Readings:
November 17: D.R. Wagner and Alice Anderson
December 1: Joshua Clover
December 15: Sacramento Voices, featuring Naomi Williams and others.
Future: Amos White, Dorine Jeanette, others.
Media Contact: Andy Jones
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The John Natsoulas Gallery 530-756- 3938
See Facebook page for this event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1202471853146311/
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Gratitude Marketing Expert Michael F. Sciortino, Sr. Launches 'Gratitude Monday' to Thank Clients and Customers
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