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Knee support with a quality functional hinged knee brace for running, skiing and football offer physios an alternative to sports tape in the treatment of knee injuries.
Simple neoprene knee sleeves can offer heat and compression to the joint while patella straps can be used to help the pain associated with Osgood Schlatter's, and Jumper's Knee.
Knee injuries rival ankle injuries for the most common form of sports injury seen on the field of sport today.
While knee problems can result in severe pain, an understanding of knee anatomy is important in the classification of knee injuries and the choice, if appropriate of a suitable knee support.
The vulnerability of the knee joint to impact, make it especially relevant in sport. While impact injury in contact sports such as rugby or football may result in a serious Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury, the constant pounding of the knees in casual marathon runners results in the greatest number of knee injuries.
Sports knee support for running may begin at the lower level with the use of a neoprene sleeve such as the Mueller Neoprene knee support, which tend to offer heat and a degree of compression alongside the important psychological support for the runner's knee.
Two of the most vulnerable parts of knee anatomy in running are the patella and the illiotibial band.
Treatment for Patellar Tendinitis may include knee exercises, but strengthening of the Quads combined with flexibility and proprioceptive exercises are the general follow up after the acute injury has subsided.
During running, knee pain as a result of instability of the knee cap is often treated with the use of knee strap. These supports apply pressure on the patellar tendon with a pad and help prevent movement during running.
To support the knee joint to a greater degree it is important in the design of a knee splint to offer structural support to the knee ligaments. Hence, as in the case of the ankle joint, knee supports often follow the techniques of sports tape.
This usually takes the form of splints supporting the collateral ligaments, with straps designed to hold the brace in place and help stabilise the knee joint.
The splinting may be simple support in the case of some of the Mueller and McDavid knee braces, or the hinged knee support of Push Med or DJO braces. This style of brace is useful to prevent damaged knees in skiing. The common injuries of the ski slopes may be prevented by using a good skiing knee brace or wrist support.
While the use of knee braces in sport is a huge part of the market, osteo-arthritritis of the knee requires a range of different types of knee support to help with the degenerating condition of the arthritic knee joint. The Push range offers a graduated level of support with the Push Care brace for gentle support in arthritis, to the greater stability of the Award Winning Push Med Knee Brace.


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The Bell Inn offers delegates – flexible conference and meeting rooms in Hampshire, complimentary car park, superfast broadband, 28 en-suite bedrooms, AA Rosette food, comfortable lounge and large bar and two outstanding 18-hole golf courses.
Meeting Room Details
Both our meeting rooms have flexible, ground floor locations, natural daylight, blackout facilities, TV, drop down presentation screen and smart, neutral décor. In addition to these two rooms, the bar and dining rooms combined can seat up to 100 delegates or alternatively The Garden Room and The New Forest Room can be linked to increase the room size and capacity (see below).
The Garden Room
This room is situated to the side of the property with doors that open out onto the garden.
Length: 7.6m Width: 6.1m Height: 2.6m
Capacity: Theatre Style: 40 Delegates Boardroom: 24 Delegates Horseshoe: 18 Delegates
The New Forest Room
This room is situated to the rear of the property overlooking the Club House and golf course.
Length: 5.6m Width: 5.7m Height: 2.6m
Capacity: theatre style – 20 delegates, boardroom style – 16 delegates, horseshoe style – 14 delegates.
We are always delighted to work with you to include team building activities for corporate groups including horse riding, bike riding, forest trekking, den building and foraging to name a few. Or why not try the New Forest Water Park which has an exciting, challenging inflatable sports aqua park as well as lots of other water based activities, please let us know if you require further details.

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Healthy Body RESET Tips for Beginners & Beyond: Looking to make some changes in your health? Perhaps you were recently diagnosed with a label and it's time to do something about it. How about starting strong a whole new wellness lifestyle? Here are 7 Wellness Lifestyle Tips to start your wellness quest today. Get ready to manifest your best health ever!
1 – Define your 'Why' for your New Wellness Lifestyle. Ask yourself these questions? If you had more energy, what would you be doing? What did you like to do in the past that you can't right now because of being unhealthy? If you lost weight and/or felt lighter what could you do? Who is important in your life that wants you to be healthier? How would your relationship with the important people in your life change with better health?
2 – Add foods instead of taking them away. Don't worry about removing all of your favorite foods right away. Start by adding healthy foods when you are hungry. When you make your first dietary changes it can be challenging to KNOW if you are truly hungry for awhile. Eating can become an automatic habitual response rather than acting on true hunger. When you feel hunger drink at least 8 ounces of water first. Wait about 20 minutes. Still hungry? Eat real food first. Your best choice would be some high quality protein or fresh fruits/vegetables. As you add more and more healthy foods your need for junk foods or unhealthy food choices will lesson.
3 – Eat fruits/vegetables rather than drink them. Juicing is a very popular today and it can certainly be effective in some cases. If given the choice between juice or whole I always choose my whole fruits and vegetables. I LOVE the whole experience with the crunching and the textures. You will be left much fuller and satisfied with the whole food. The other draw back of juicing is the amount of fruits/vegetables it takes to juice which increases you sodium and frutose (sugar) levels significantly. Practicing eating everything in moderation. You can still juice, but I recommend that you do not depend on it.
4 – Start moving from where you are. So what exactly does this mean? If you are someone who hasn't been exercising for a long time you must start from where you are. Getting started is often the biggest hurdle of any new food or exercise program. If you are poorly conditioned at this point in time I recommend a 5 minute walk outside the house. Start with one 5 minute walk in a day. Over the next 4 weeks add 4 to 6 other 5 minute walks which will add up to your 20-30 minutes of exercise for the day.
5 – Replace 3 to 5 meals with a salad. Start to lighten your evening meals with a salad. Add 2-3 ounces of quality protein to support balancing your blood sugar levels. A GOOD CHOICE is to replace your evening meal with the salad, but your BEST CHOICE is to use all organic ingredients. Within a few weeks you will be amazing at how much more energy you have by making this one little change.
6 – Eat carbohydrates before 2 pm. There are so many opinions about carbohydrates. With all wellness lifestyle choices it's most important you choose what works for you. If you eat carbohydrates too late in the day they will be difficult to digest and metabolize. If you choose to eat carbohydrates then eat them by 2 pm. You will notice another big shift in your energy and how well your body feels by supporting your carbohydrate metabolism in this way.
7 – Control sugar cravings with Gymnema. Do you sometimes find your "get up and go" is gone? When your blood sugar is out of balance it's difficult to maintain your energy. Gymnema has been used for centuries in Ayurvedic medicine. It's used to keep blood sugar levels within a normal range. In India it's known as the "Sugar Destroyer" because it so successfully suppresses the taste for sugar. Got crazy sugar cravings? Gymnema is a great way to help decrease your sugar cravings.


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Here at Flowe.green, we are dedicated to saving the planet, one household fixture at a time. We believe in providing affordable and easy to install energy saving devices to people in an effort to conserve our precious energy resources. Taking care of our environment is important, and energy efficient products should be available and accessible to people regardless of their income level. Unfortunately, the United States wastes a significant amount of water and our country has a water footprint of 1,053 billion cubic meters of water. The only countries in the world with a higher water footprint are China and India. Today, we would like to discuss some of the ways in which Americans waste water.
About 70 percent of the available freshwater in the United States in used by the agricultural industry. Most of farming relies on the method of flood irrigation, which basically drenches fields with water and the excess runs off into nearby streams and rivers. Unfortunately, flood irrigation wastes a significant amount of water and pollutes waterways with fertilizers. Waterway fertilizer pollution even results in creating dead zones in the ocean, which uses up available oxygen. Fertilizer pollution also aids in creating algal blooms, which kill marine life.
However, more water efficient irrigation methods are available, such as drip irrigation, which applies water directly to plant roots. Implementing these systems can be costly and inefficient for certain crops, so some regions may instead benefit from switching to sprinkler systems. Sprinklers produce less waste runoff and cover crops to prevent water evaporation.
Whether you live in a city, small town, or suburb, watering lawns can waste large amounts of water. Some lawns simply use the wrong type of grass that requires more watering, and some areas, such as the desert, should not even have lawns in the first place. If you live in an arid region, it would make more sense to replace your lawn with cacti and rocks. Lawns in other parts if the country could waste less water by using native grasses that require less watering.
For agricultural industries, it makes absolutely no sense to grow water-thirsty cotton in more arid regions. For more arid climates, it would be better to cultivate crops that require less watering.
Treated Wastewater
Were you aware that one of the largest sources of usable water is treated wastewater? The water that people use to take showers, wash their food, or flush the toilet is treated and sanitized. This treated water could be used in valuable ways such as for watering crops. In the United States, about 70 percent of our wastewater is treated, but only about four percent of that is used. Why not use more of this treated wastewater?
These are only a few of the ways in which our country wastes water. However, Flowe.green wants to reduce energy waste in each household. We manufacture several different energy saving devices, including WooD™, FLOWS™, and SeeP™. Contact Flowe.green today to learn more about our energy and water saving products today.


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HIGGINSVILLE, Mo. — Eastbound I-70 at the 48.8 mile marker,,which is just before Higginsville, MO., is closed due to a non-injury crash involving two tractor trailers until approximately 3:00 p.m., Monday.
Eastbound I-70 traffic is being re-routed at Route O and Route M.
Motorists can travel north on Route O to US-24 and continue east or south on Route M to US-50 and continue east.
Investigators determined a tractor-trailer traveled off the main portion of the roadway and struck a parked tractor-trailer on the shoulder.


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Mentoring Minds offers four easy ways to place your order: order online, download an order form and return it via email/fax/mail, submit a purchase order, or give us a call and talk to customer service representative.
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This weekend saw me move out of university forever.
Three years has gone so blaaady fast, I can't believe it was 3 years ago when my mum, dad and sister drove me up to university, the car jam packed with my junk and my realisation that I was going to have to cook for myself for the next 10 weeks and that I would have to book my own haircuts and other grown up stuff. Even thinking about it makes me sad!
|My room on my first ever day
I was ready to leave by the end though, spending like 17 years in education is a bit too much and I'm sick of being a poor student just waiting for my next student loan to come in and then just as quickly leave again! Also my house always seems to be clean and the oven isn't greasy, I couldn't believe that I could watch my biscuits bake through the oven door yesterday.
Being home is good, home cooked meals, my chickens, my own bed and living by the beach is amazing. My dad is going to go running with me as well so that I can look super good in my graduation photos in a couple of weeks. I think he is fitter than me though so it is going to be embarrassing as I limp behind him...
|Me and my housemates. B.e.a.u.tiful
The term did end on a high with the Grad Ball which was lovely although there was no wine on the table despite the tickets being £70 aaaand the cheapest bottle was £17, I couldn't believe it. It was nice to see everyone dressed up and all in one place and the dinner was pretty nice, I took some standard food photos so will throw one in for good measure
|I had buffalo mozzarella for the first time ever. Rubbery
I keep having horrible flashbacks and moments of realisations, the worst one came when I realised it will be a long time until I next play beer pong! Livid. Oh and my village doesn't have an Iceland so I can't get anymore cheap biscuits or chocolate. Co op charges like 85p for a can of coke and 77p for a dairylea dunker, I'm still outraged and I discovered this a couple of days ago...
I guess I need to get over it. Maybe I like wallowing in self pity OK?! No I really will get over it, and I'm seeing everyone at Rachel's 21st anyway. I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE I HAVE TO GO INTO REAL LIFE NOW. Cue mum nagging at me to sort my life out.
I will write more this week, as I'm alone in the house and need to stop myself sending needy texts/bbms/calling people. No one wants to see that.


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Videos relating to Yemen
The Truth About Yemen – With Vanessa Beeley
More than two years after a Saudi-led coalition began attacking Yemen, the country is a wasteland. Thousands of airstrikes, scores of children killed, epidemics, misery. Who's really responsible and what can be done? Ron Paul Liberty Report
A message from Yemeni women on International Women's day 2018
Bride among 20 killed in Saudi airstrike on wedding party in Yemen
At least 20 people were killed in northern Yemen when a Saudi-led coalition airstrike hit a wedding party. The tragedy is just the latest in a war which has been almost completely ignored by the mainstream media. RT America's Anya Parampil reports.
YEMEN: The Neglected War
Thousands of civilians have died and millions more have been displaced in the ongoing hostilities in Yemen. What began as a civil war now extends far beyond Yemen's borders. Brigida Santos hosts RT America's special coverage of the neglected conflict.
The US may be aiding war crimes in Yemen
This video by Vox from Dec 2016 gives some background on the conflict in Yemen.
Noam Chomsky: Yemen – The Global Terrorism Campaign
Professor Noam Chomsky joins Afshin to discuss the major crisis in the West. From the 'terror-generating' drone strikes in Yemen which leads to Al Qaeda's expansion to anti-neoliberal movements spreading through South America and even parts of Europe with the rise of Syriza and Podemos, could US hegemony be coming to an end? And with the 'extraordinary demonisation' of Russia over the Ukraine crisis, there's a very real risk of 'a conflict that could be terminal.'
U.S. Bombing Yemen Now, War Machine Churns On
The United States Navy fired missiles at sites in Yemen, continuing America's long tradition of perpetual wars for profit.


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Barrel cactus growing cactus of the genus Echinocactus also known as Golden barrel cactus or Echinocactus grusonii, Barrel cactus perennial evergreen used as ornamental drought tolerant plant, can grow in desert, mediterranean, subtropics or temperate climate and growing in hardiness zone 9-12.
Stem color green the shape is round like globe spines cover the entire stem and can be in white or yellow color.
Barrel cactus flowers
Flower color can be: yellow, red or orange, the flower bloom on top of bud like fruit.
Barrel cactus for sale – Seeds or Plants to Buy
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How to grow Barrel cactus growing and care:
More than -5C, dry soil
What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Vegetative reproduction
Is it necessary to graft or use vegetative reproduction?
Difficulties or problems when growing:
Doesn't like too much water
Planting season:
All year
Pests and diseases:
Snails, slugs
Pruning season:
All year
How to prune:
Size of the plant?
0.5-2.5 m, 20-100 inches
Growth speed in optimal condition:
Slow growing
Water requirement:
Small amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun
Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
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IFA 2017 Press Release
Vogel's, renowned for its outstanding line of mounting solutions for tv wall mounts, starts a collaboration with Danish product designer Malte Kidde.
Both parties are proud to announce the first result of this fruitful cooperation with the introduction of the NEXT OP1 TV stand.
In the old days the television was an elegant piece of furniture. But as screens got larger and flatter they moved from the floor, to a TV-table, to the wall. Vogel's is worldwide renowned for its outstanding line of tv wall mounts, and yet they now introduce the NEXT OP1. This unique design of TV furniture is from the hand of Danish designer Malte Kidde.
Gerdi Vogels, CEO from Vogel's in Eindhoven explains: "We are always looking for new designs and inspiring collaborations. We are excited about this mutual cooperation with designer Malte Kidde as his product designs fit seamlessly together. It is the first piece of our Designer collaboration series".
" I am very proud of the fact that a reputable company as Vogel's embraces my philosophy of developing elegant Scandinavian AV furniture design. I am excited that Vogel's is finalising the introduction of the first product through a selected network of dealers and more designs are there to come " says Malte Kidde.
This trendy TV furniture is for interior design lovers that seek freedom to place the TV anywhere they like in the room. Pure and with the use of natural materials give this TV stand an elegant look. The NEXT OP1 TV stand is complementary to the range of Vogel's NEXT Series through its high-end design.
The Vogel's NEXT OP1 is designed with the television in mind. A TV stand that could once again be moved and take a place in the living room as a beautiful piece of furniture. With NEXT OP1 you can arrange your living room however you want, without having to take the position of the television into consideration.
For those who want to attach a games console to the TV, without spoiling the clean lines of the OP1 with trailing cables, there is the OPHANG accessory.
The new products will be sold through the exclusive Vogel's NEXT distribution network in the Netherlands, Germany and Scandinavia. NEXT is wanting the very best in design and functionality. NEXT is top notch in every detail. All part of 'The Quality Signature' by Vogel's, giving you the best of: reliability; design; innovation; ease-of-use.
Look for the selected dealer network of NEXT OP1 and more information at NEXT OP1
For more information, please contact:
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About Vogel'sWhat began as a personal quest for perfection, has developed into a successful international company, producing a highly distinctive range of brackets and mounting systems for audio, video and multimedia equipment. Since the development of the world's first speaker wall bracket in 1973, this Dutch company has regularly produced award-winning solutions that make life easier for people. Today, Vogel's is famous for its exceptional range of mounting solutions for TV's, audio visual devices and tablets, and for anywhere in the home.
About Malte KiddeThe mission of Malte Kidde is to deliver elegant Scandinavian furniture. The goal is to design furniture for TV-sets, sound systems and other HIFI equipment. After graduating at the School of Architecture in Aarhus Denmark, Malte choose to design under his own label. With a huge knowhow of electronic consumer products and architecture, he combines these two worlds in his day to day work.


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This is suckling pig belly. Leave the skin on, the texture is very good. You can leave the skin on mature pork belly too
Recipe 1
2 kg suckling pig belly
olive oil
3 onions
5 cloves garlic
3 large carrots
1- inch piece ginger
1 cup dried white beans, soaked overnight
1 tblsp smoked paprika
½ cup chopped bacon
2 cups hard sparkling cider
2 cups ginger ale
2 bay leaves
1 tsp thyme
1 bunch collard greens
1 cup fresh plums, pitted and quatered
Recipe 2
2 kg pork belly
olive oil
3 onions
5 cloves garlic
3 ribs celery
3 large carrots
1 - inch piece ginger
½ cup chopped bacon
1 tblsp smoked paprika
1 cup red wine
3 cups cola
2 bay leaves
1 bunch collard greens
1 cup white or black beans, soaked overnight
Cut pork belly in manageable pieces and sear each piece and reserve.
Add bacon to the pan and fry until crispy. Add carrots and onions (and celery if using) and saute until onions are translucent, then add garlic and ginger and cook for 1 minute. Then add paprika and cook for 2 minutes. Add the liquids, followed by the beans and the herbs. Add the pork belly back to the pot (unless using suckling pig belly. In that case the beans need to cook for at least an hour first). Bring to a boil then reduce to a simmer and cook for 3 hours. After 3 hours, cut the stems off the collard greens and roughly chop the leaves. Add collards to the pot and cook for 1 more hour, or until the pork belly is tender. Suckling pig belly takes about 2 hours to cook, while mature pork belly takes at least four hours, maybe longer. When the suckling pig version is almost cooked, add the plums and cook for another 10-15 minutes. You can try this with the mature pork belly as well - I'm just not sure about the balance.
Note that both recipes call for carbonated soda drinks. I know that many chefs like using cola with pork belly, as well as other carbonated drinks. I'm not really sure if carbonation does anything, especially considering the long cooking time. The flavours in cola are a good match for pork belly, but I changed things around for the suckling pig because the delicate flavour of this belly would be overwhelmed by the strong flavour of the cola. Cola would actually be an ingredient worth using more often if it were not for the heavy sweetness of the product. It works here because pork and pork fat combine well with sweet ingredients. Furthermore the sweetness is balanced not only by the bitterness in the cola, but also in the collard greens. The acidity of the wine is also helpful - just be sure to use a dry wine. The same goes for the apple cider in the suckling pig recipe, though ginger ale is a little less sweet than cola.


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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Collinsville – St. Louis – 2019
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Plt Off S L Whillis
Flight engineer
Lancaster serial number: ED927/G
Call sign: AJ-E
Second wave. Crashed on outward flight.
Samuel Leslie Whillis, known as Leslie to his family, was born in Newcastle on Tyne in 1912, the second son of Charles and Edith Whillis. He joined the RAF shortly after the outbreak of war, and served as ground crew until 1942. He then he took the opportunity to train as a flight engineer at the No 4 School of Technical Training at St Athans in Wales. Having qualified, he was then posted to 16 OTU, where it would seem that he first came across both Norman Barlow and Alan Gillespie. The three moved on to 1654 Conversion Flight, and then in September 1942 to 61 Squadron. All three flew their first operation over the Alps to Turin in Italy on 20 November 1942.
In January 1943, Whillis missed a few operations – perhaps because of illness – so by the time Barlow was at the end of his tour, he had only completed 22 operations. When he was offered the chance to move to a new squadron with Barlow, he must have thought that it was a good opportunity to complete his tour with a pilot with whom he had worked well.
Two days before the raid, both Whillis and Gillespie received commissions, backdated to April 1943. At this stage of the war, commissioned flight engineers were rare, so Whillis had obviously impressed his superiors.
Whillis's wife Gladys kept his medals, the letter from Gibson concerning his loss and various other mementoes. They were later sold at auction and are now on display in the Bygones gallery in Torquay.
Not much more than two hours after take off, Whillis and the rest of his ex-61 Squadron comrades crossed the Rhine, and then hit a pylon and crashed, killing all on board. Their bodies were taken to Dusseldorf North Cemtetery, and reburied after the war in Reichswald Commonwealth War Cemetery.
Whillis's wife Gladys kept his medals, the letter from Gibson concerning his loss and various other mementoes. They were later sold at auction and are now on display in the Bygones gallery in Torquay.
[Pic: Bygones]
More about Whillis online:
Entry at Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Entry at Aircrew Remembered website
Auction of Whillis medals, 2000
Rank and decorations as of 16 May 1943.
Richard Morris, Guy Gibson, Penguin 1995
John Sweetman, The Dambusters Raid, Cassell 2002
Eric Fry, An Airman Far Away, Kangaroo Press 1993
The information above has been taken from the books and online sources listed above, and other online material. Apologies for any errors or omissions. Please add any corrections or links to further information in the comments section below.


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Too much
PC – Anastasia Smurova.
Sometimes we love people too much,
Love is responsibility.
Love is ache waiting to be felt.
Love is a tragedy in the making.
Love is beautiful.
Love makes you do all the things you yourself wouldn't approve of.
Love pushes you to the point that you do not recognize yourself.
And if that love is poison to someone.
It's best to let it go.
Sometimes we love people too much to keep them in our lives.
Come, Ruin Me
My Nemesis,
In how many ways can you break my heart?
You surely know more than one.
And how many times can you stomp it sore?
You surely can do more.
How many times can you beat it blue?
Till my heart bleeds dry,
Until I forget you?
A Gift No Joy Can Bring
Sometimes sadness fills you up and the emptiness vanishes,
You're friends with the wounding silence,
And tears do not seem like something you shed out of mere hope
That once this ordeal passes by, you'll be fine.
But tears turn into the despondence of the one who has given up all hope,
And is no longer anxious, no longer worried, hence no longer concerned about the sorrow
Because, sometimes when sadness fills you, you do not feel hollow anymore,
And that's a beautiful gift even joy can't give.
You think I'm foolish,
I do not comprehend…
The things that transpire behind my back.
Let me tell you this,
I know,
I understand.
But it's good to be foolish,
Than to be wise.
For this world sees not with kindness
On those who fight,
Sadistic ways.
Test of our patience.
Let me be stupid,
And away from all the games you play.
You, who claim to be mine.
I seek not your approval.
I seek not your love.
I seek the stupidity of an infamous fool.
Sorrow In A Cave
The rebellion of the sorrow in a cave, temptress on walls and a blade to succumb too.
Let's drill deep, further seep, into the shell. So safe so dark so at home why won't the edges blur? Why won't the world melt?
Scratches along the walls, the wolf behind this cage. How shallow seems the sand and how horridly the edges peel away.
You can't hear him howling, nor can you feel his pain. You can only stare at the ferocious creature. So tamed by his own rage.
Writhing in my own monstrosity, I envelope in the arms of heartache, Fuming I curl helpless, bleeding on my own page.
The wolf peering at me through the mirror. Is it me I should be afraid of? Or is it the human face that hides the monster?
Stalk slow, Die slow. A tyrant stirs, Resilient every feeling so crippled. It's my wake, your memory and the their ripples. . .
So engulfed in your wrath that you spill from your bones. Blood to dry your tears. Hope to slaughter love. Laugh you sinner.
Jeer while you can, the tides may turn and the caves may light up. Hope lies in shadows of fears, dare to love and fear to breathe
Blithering wind. Scorching warmth. Are you not frightened of the agonizing, terrorizing nothingness? Your soul withers.
My soul withers where wombs lay bare, as pure as sin and half as fair. Stones unturned and sorrow I've had my share.
Yet I smile with my life laid bare. At your feet. Where you kick and curse. Sweet.
I scream everything down, the caves painted grey and love burnt for warmth. Hide…hide…hide.
~ By Varun Chakravarty & Mitchelle Rozario Jansen
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Slowly fading, like the setting sun.
Do you belong to some,
Or to none?
Music drifts further away,
It's the way of this world.
Never to stay,
Are you watching me smile,
insincere though,
turn away, let me cry a while.
Hold me in your arms,
Then disappear
When I'm calm.
I won't cry, I promise you,
Please let me be
The one you go to
I'll listen as you speak,
Will forever
your secrets keep
Just one small promise I seek
You'll say goodbye
Every time you leave.
Now what?
Now what?
Should I just let the door CLOSE, and shut out the voices?
Or should I fight, knowing it's a lost battle?
Now what?
Should I pick up the pieces?
Or should I DANCE on them and watch the colours unfurl!
Now what?
Are you going to just WATCH as I bare myself, moment by moment, piece by piece, one by one, to one and all?
Aren't you going to stop me? Slap me? Shake me from my trance?
Do you delight in my reverie?
Now what, sweetheart?
Now what?
Is there no beginning after this end?
There should be, the stories say so,
Legend says so
History isn't going to REPEAT itself?
But mama made me believe…
And I believed. Sadly, I still do.
This is going to CHANGE, right darling?
You'll wake up any moment now,
Abandon your grave and hug me tight?
I can't hear you.
You're scaring me!
Don't joke with me anymore!
Just SPEAK to me once baby,
Tell me love…
Now What?


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Skirret harvesting…It's early March and we have been busy lifting some of our mature skirret plants. We left these to grow for three years undisturbed as an experiment to see what size roots would develop. The plants have produced quite sizeable clusters of good sized eating roots. The ones you can see in the images below had a nice snap to them and a sweet crunchy taste. The plants produced some very healthy looking offsets too. Offsets are the growing tips that cluster and naturally multiply around the top of the crown. These can be pinched off with a little bit of root attached and popped into a pot of compost to develop before being planted out in their final position. You can propagate and increase your stock very rapidly this way and offsets grow into mature plants in a short space of time.
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Ulluco tubers – how to grow
About Ulluco
Ulluco (Ullucus tuberosus) are exquisite looking edible Andean root tubers and are members of the plant family Basellaceae which includes Malabar spinach. After the potato it is one of the most widely consumed of the Andean tuber crops, but is almost unknown outside the Andean region where it is grown. Ulluco has many varieties and colours such as the vivid green Ravelo Lisa, the mottled red and yellow Pica de Pulga, Round purple, Chugua Roja, Colombian Long Red, Long Yellow, white spotted, Cusco Market ( an orange variety with pink flecks) and many more. They are found in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, Argentine and Venezuela and are known also as Papa Lisa, Olluco, Ruba, Chugua and Melloco. Continue reading Ulluco tubers – how to grow
Perennial Nine Star Broccoli
Perennial Nine Star Broccoli – Brassica Oleracea Botrytis Asparagoides. Is an amazing hardy vegetable that produces a central large creamy white cauliflower type head with a myriad of sprouting side shoots from as early as February through to May. To keep the plants sprouting year after year you have to cut off all the florets for eating and any flowers that try to emerge so you don't allow the plants to go to seed. Continue reading Perennial Nine Star Broccoli
How to Grow Cardoons
How to grow Cardoons – article first published in Grow Your Own Magazine May 2015 growfruitandveg.co.uk
Cardoons are fantastic edible, ornamental and bee friendly plants. I'm obsessed with resurrecting long forgotten varieties and started growing Cardoons 6 years ago after discovering they were stars of the vegetable garden in Britain right up to Victorian times. I thought it was time for these architectural edimentals to make a re-appearance.
Taunton Deane & Daubenton's Kale
Taunton Deane kale (Brassica oleracea var Acephala) a very old variety of perennial kale that keeps growing for years giving a tasty supply of greens all year round. It is also known as cottager's kale and would have been common in vegetable gardens up until Victorian times. Plants can grow more than two metres tall and wide and are very hardy. Being perennials they withstand pests very well, survive all kinds of weather and have a flourish of new growth each spring and summer. They are extremely nutritious as they have many years to accumulate minerals and have a great flavour and are tender enough to eat raw. Taunton Deane plants do slow down after about 5 years, so it is worth making cuttings every now and again to produce new stock. Continue reading Taunton Deane & Daubenton's Kale
Skirrets – the long forgotten vegetable
OUR SKIRRETS WERE FEATURED ON BBC TWO'S GARDENERS' WORLD WITH MONTY PLANTING OUT OUR SKIRRET CROWNS IN HIS TUDOR VEGETABLE GARDEN. More info here BBC Gardeners World. Latin name Sium Sisarum, Skirrets are hardy perennial root vegetables. They date back centuries, pre-dating the potato, and were one of the main root crops eaten across Europe before potatoes were introduced. They fell out of favour because potatoes were easier to prepare, not because of the taste. Skirrets actually taste somewhere between a Parsnip and a carrot with a hint of pepper. Continue reading Skirrets – the long forgotten vegetable
A stunning winter harvest of edible tubers
December is an exciting time for lifting our edible tubers and discovering the buried treasure that has been busy growing under the earth. Vivid red Oca tubers, stunningly beautiful Ulluco tubers, Chinese Artichokes and Jerusalem Artichokes are a welcome harvest when there is not much else to gather in the veg patch. Continue reading A stunning winter harvest of edible tubers
Tuberous Chervil – what a find!
I have just sown some tuberous chervil Chaerophyllum Bulbosum. This is a root vegetable with a chestnutty earthy taste. Seeds can be sown in the Autumn or in the Spring after a period of stratification ( they need a good 8 weeks of cold to germinate ). The tubers will grow over the summer months and can be harvested in the Autumn/winter but benefit from a period of frost. Continue reading Tuberous Chervil – what a find!
Spigariello, wavy ringlets of tasty greens from this heirloom variety
Spigariello, also known as Cavolo Broccolo a Getti di Napoli, is a beautiful leafy green that produces abundant ringlets or ribbons of dark leaves that you can steam, saute, toss into pasta or put on top of a pizza. This is an old Italian heirloom variety which has a long sowing period and can be cut over and over again as the ringlets re-sprout before eventually producing a white central flower head a bit like sprouting broccoli. Continue reading Spigariello, wavy ringlets of tasty greens from this heirloom variety
Chinese Artichokes – How to grow
Chinese Artichokes are also known as Chorogi, Betony or Crosne. They are prolific producers of delicious knobbly crunchy tubers and have a bushy top growth of fuzzy leaves that grow up to 50cm tall. They are related to the mint family. BUY NOW in our online shop.
How to grow Chinese Artichokes
Being hardy things tubers can be planted out between October and April. Alternatively you can keep your tubers in trays or pots of slightly damp compost in a light place and leave them to sprout. You will see leaves appearing and when the plants are about 3 or 4 inches tall you can plant them out. Slugs do like the plants when small, so getting them going in pots first ensures that they can survive pests until they have got established. Plant about 25cm apart and a 7.5cm deep in rows of 45cm. Continue reading Chinese Artichokes – How to grow


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Discussing Touching Evil with Peter Wingfield
At the PWFC Road Trip: Orlando convention in May 2004, the club Webmaster had the opportunity to interview Peter for the club magazine, LFT. In this portion of that interview (excerpted especially for the Web site), Peter speaks about the character he played in Touching Evil, a series that aired on the USA network.
Getting back to Touching Evil, in your interview for the magazine
a few months ago, you mentioned that you thought some of your work in Touching
Evil "would stand right up there with the Jimmy scene with MacLeod".
[Note: the "Jimmy" scene is well-known among
fans of the TV show Highlander. It appeared in the episode "Comes
a Horsemen".]
PW: Yes.
PWFC: Were you thinking of that final scene where you shoot the alleged murderer and then lean your head against Creegan's gun?
PW: Yes—that's an intense scene. There were really three, maybe four, big scenes in that final episode. They each have a—the roof top scene—has a quality which I like, which I'm very pleased with. The barbequing scene—there are emotional journeys in those scenes, there are pinnacle moments. But then the final scene—when I first saw it, which was at looping, because I had to re-record some of the lines from that scene—I was struck by the bleakness of it. I watched that performance and I really, I absolutely believed that was a guy that wanted to die.
PWFC: That's what I thought, that he's committing suicide.
PW: Yeah. But it wasn't a theatricality to it. There was a bleakness, a hopelessness that was very, very deep that I was actually quite shocked by how intense that was. I think it's a great scene, because it starts off—you think you're in pretty regular kind of TV land. You know the guy is going to do something ridiculous and the hero cop comes in and persuades him not to do it, and the day is all saved. And then suddenly, when you think it's over, he just suddenly shoots the guy on the ground. And you're into quite different territory where you don't know what-what's going to happen. There is some genuine intensity to that scene.
PWFC: To me, watching your eyes—your eyes were saying, "Shoot me, pull that trigger, put me out of my misery, I can't stand it."
PW: Yep.
PWFC: The barbeque scene was also intense desperation, [when your character asks Creegan] "did I do the right thing?"
PW: Yeah. He is not a bad man. The complexity of the story is increased by the fact that Creegan would have done the same thing. Or at least he thinks he would have. He never gets the chance to find out whether he actually would have pulled the trigger, because when he gets there the guy is already dead. So there is that dilemma within him, too. Is it the right thing? That's why Krakauer asking him that question has an intensity and a resonance. It is. . .it is the question, the big question of the show.
PWFC: And it was never answered.
PW: Yeah. Because it's what drives that character, it's what drives the series Touching Evil. What is appropriate force? There is a childlike quality to Creegan. There is the childish logic, the uncomplicated logic of 'if this guy does bad—we know he did badly to these boys—it's right to kill him.' There is great appeal to that line of thinking.
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Filming at Dr. Weil's Ranch
Film crews come to Dr. Andrew Weil's ranch outside of Tucson, Arizona, on a regular basis. On March 19, 2009, Dr. Weil filmed an installment of a direct response program called "Healthy Aging with Dr. Andrew Weil." The host was Susan Piver. Dr. Weil donates all of his royalties from the sale of licensed products to the Weil Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting integrative medicine through training, education and research. Here are some highlights from the day.Read More


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Well, here's the biggie: I am opening an etsy shop!
It's called That Mommy Designs and right now it is stocked with one thing only: cute, custom monograms for your babies and children.
If you've been here a while you have seen these before, and several of you have suggested that I sell them since they make great gifts. Well, you finally convinced me!
In the shop you will find lots of cute papers and everything from font to paper color is completely customizable. If you have something in mind that you don't see in the shop, I can work with you to make whatever you're dreaming of.
So I am celebrating this new endeavor and couldn't wait to share the news! I would love to encourage you to make a purchase (and leave a review!) so I am offering 25% off every purchase for the rest of September. Just use the code GRANDOPEN25 at checkout.


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Eagle watching in Ylläs
As the morning gradually brightens, it's busy around the carcass
The first to find the carcass is a handsome raven sitting on the nearby silver pine. It looks all around in curiosity and appears to be on guard. After peering about for a while, it decides there is no danger and flies down to peck at its delicious meal. A few crows also come to see what's for breakfast, and after a short while there is a rather bustling buffet going on.
The eagle first carefully monitors the situation from afar until it can see no excess movement, then it calmly flaps its wings to reach the carcass. The closer it comes, the bigger it looks, and when slowing down before landing its full wing span can be seen. Tremendous! This sprightly, wild eagle sits back on the silver pine, nobly looks around, yet still somewhat doubtful. The eagle then easily tears the meat using its sharp beak, and still looks around with meat hanging from its mouth before getting really stuck into the meal.
Equipment: Appropriate gear for the weather (we will be stationary as we are in the hideout, so you should bring plenty of warm clothing). You can also bring along your own packed lunch and non-alcoholic drinks.
We provide personal, small groups and local resident of Lapland guide!
140€ / person
App. 6 hours.
Minimum group size
Minimum group size of this excursion is 6 persons.
Price includes
Transportation, guidance service, hideout place.


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Another day of garden tours and then off to Exbury.
Fallen flowers under Rhododendron keysii. The plant is 30 years old and has grossly over-flowered. I fear it will now die.
Then to David Lees' former nursery near Lymington. The nursery has now closed and houses are being built but the garden is full of surprises.A Wisteria floribunda 'Rosea' looking perfect.
These are an assortment of my father's rhododendron hybrids. All are nice enough but nothing is outstanding or different enough to merit naming or registering. A lot of effort over 20 years to grow these from seed to flowering sized plants now consigned to obscurity!
2017 – CHW A day with Gerry and Louisa finalising the detailed Chelsea Flower Show plans and, more importantly, inspecting the plants themselves in the show tunnel. With such an early year in the garden and the rhododendrons full out three weeks earlier than normal it was with some trepidation and pessimism that I entered the main show tunnel.
I needn't have worried! The show tunnel plants are in startlingly good order; glowing in leaf and with buds in all directions.
The gunneras which have been inside look a bit weak and insipid still.But the huge ones outside do not! The leaves will double in size in the three weeks to show judging.
So it is under control for now but what will the weather bring? We will decide on what needs to go into the coldstore next week to hold it back. A frost could be disastrous but too much hot sun may mean we have to shift plants from the show tunnel outside and into the shade. Lots of work and lots of moving about in the next few days before the final decisions about what exactly goes onto the lorries!
Bank holiday Sunday and, predictably, rain! Hardly worth opening. The beech tree below the green gate was a self-sown seedling from the centre of the Chinese garden at Werrington given to Dad by my grandfather. There are two more at the Top Lodge but one split in half there early last autumn. In the last week this now nearly 40 year old tree has come quickly into full leaf. Splendid if we had the sun on it.
Driven indoors by the rain I finally get to write the article on the mysteries of michelia identification here and how the experts have now said all seven of our 90 year old plants are not three species, as we thought, but just one. For the Magnolia Society International yearbook or the Cornwall Garden Society yearbook perhaps or for both?
The target today is to look at (and for) other newish michelias flowering for the first time but I get side tracked as usual.
Magnolia 'Daybreak' – we have two plants in flower and nice though it is one cannot help wondering if it has the same parentage as 'Yuchelia'. As they come out, but not later, the flowers are very similar. The reference books do not seem to know Daybreak's parentage.
Tilia cordata 'Winter Orange' is coming into leaf and the twigs and new growth from last year is starting to lose its orange glow which was so striking in the winter months. A chance seedling from a Dutch grower found only in 1987.
Rhododendron 'Moonstone' (campylogynum x williamsianum) forming a nice new clump along from Georges Hut alongside two Rhododendron williamsianum.
Garden at its peak, new planting beginning to show.
Garden at its peak. Has been dry and hot since April 17th. Flower buds on Magnolia rostrata for first time since 1955.
Auklandii just opening, Souliei x hardly moving, Incisa and Subhirtella lot are over. Mag halleana at its best. Kobus and salicifolia over. Conspicua at its best. Denudata nearly over. Some nice Augustinii.
Auklandii's begin to wane. Cherries very much so. Recurvas well open. The first flowers at C of E dichroanthum.
R auklandii just opening. Cherries still good. P loderi, R augustinii, Dr Stocker, white decorum, R suavis, Red Arboreum and White Arboreum hybrids all good. Many plain Arboreums good. Daffs are on the wane. N recurvas not really out.
R auklandii has begun to molt in a rough dry wind, a very fine lot of rhodo's out, some these the best we ever had. Cherries going back.
Cherries going back, we saw Mag out near St Blazey a fortnight since, a good lot of azaleas out. The unopened Mrs Butlers have some flowers open. R rubiginosum in full flower, the auklandii's nearly out. R glaucum and some scented things out. Sent scented buds to Dinton. Recurvas nearly a ¼ of it open.
No sign of May. Montana ⅓ open, ¼ of the recurvas. Many azaleas open.
Mary picked some May about five days since.
Half the recurvas open nearly, Marvel about the same, several azaleas out, a good bit of montana. Maples quite good.


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Cornell-NYC Center for Jewish History collaboration begins
By Linda B. Glaser |
A new collaboration between Cornell's Jewish Studies Program and the Center for Jewish History in New York City will launch Sept. 27 with a three-part lecture series featuring Cornell faculty members.
The talks will be held at the Center for Jewish History, 15 W. 16th St. Tickets are $10 general admission, $5 for center members and Cornell alumni, and can be purchased online.
The "Cornell Jewish Studies at the Center for Jewish History" program is spearheaded by Bruce Slovin '57, the center's founder and former chair, who said, "We are privileged that Cornell's Jewish Studies Program has selected the center as a platform to present some of its faculty's recent work in Jewish studies, during the upcoming fall and spring semesters."
"We're delighted that Jewish Studies will be part of Cornell's growing and diverse presence in New York City. There couldn't be a better showcase for our faculty's lively interest in Jewish culture than the Center for Jewish History," said Jonathan Boyarin, Hendrix Director of Jewish Studies, the Diann G. and Thomas A. Mann Professor of Modern Jewish Studies in the Departments of Anthropology and Near Eastern Studies.
The Center for Jewish History in New York City provides a collaborative home for five partner organizations: the American Jewish Historical Society, American Sephardi Federation, Leo Baeck Institute, Yeshiva University Museum and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. The partners' collections comprise the world's largest and most comprehensive archive of the modern Jewish experience outside of Israel, with more than 5 miles of archival documents (in dozens of languages and alphabet systems), more than 500,000 volumes, as well as thousands of artworks, textiles, ritual objects, recordings, films and photographs.
The inaugural lecture on Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m. will be delivered by Ross Brann, the Milton R. Konvitz Professor of Judeo-Islamic Studies and a Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellow, introduced by Gretchen Ritter '83, the Harold Tanner Dean of Arts and Sciences. His topic will be "An Intimate Rivalry: The Jews and Classical Islam."
Jewish-Muslim relations in the pre-modern era are popularly portrayed as a precursor of conflict in the contemporary Middle East, Brann said. His lecture will offer a complex portrait of early Jewish-Muslim relations, characterized by the creative dynamics of minority-majority interaction.
The second lecture, Monday, March 20, 2017, will be given by Lauren Monroe, associate professor and chair of the Department of Near Eastern Studies, on "The Joseph Traditions and the Genesis of Ancient Israel."
Embedded in the Bible story of Joseph and his brothers is an older, independent tale of a certain Joseph the Hebrew, alone in Egypt, with no connections to Canaan or the family of Jacob, Monroe said. Her talk will offer a new perspective the evolution of this seminal biblical narrative and the evolution of ancient Israel itself as a polity that emerged in the wake of the Late Bronze Age in Canaan.
The final talk in the series, Monday, May 1, 2017, will be given by Kora Bättig von Wittelsbach, senior lecturer of Italian language in the Department of Romance Studies. Her topic is "Jewish-Italian Literature and the Long 20th Century."
Many of the most important 20th-century Italian writers are Jewish, notes von Wittelsbach. Her talk will examine how these writers articulated the self against the background of historical events that have shaped the past hundred years.
For tickets to Sept. 27 lecture, go to http://bit.ly/2bAPHOl.
Linda B. Glaser is a staff writer for the College of Arts and Sciences.


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Little A.J. is a good friend of ours. My ten month old daughter (Miss B) has a secret crush on him, at least that's what her brothers tell me. He has the most delicious eyelashes {just like his mother}.
It took him a bit to warm up for this session. He's just turned a year old and non family members make him slightly nervous. Especially those holding big black cameras pointed in his direction. But he warmed up, flashed me his pearly whites and melted my heart.
Happy Easter A.J.!


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The Alimosho area of, Lagos was treated to a funfair recently as the leading Montessori and high school in the area, Angels Field Montessori and Royal Angels Field High Schools held their first ever joint bi-annual inter-house sports competition, which was won by God's Concordance House.
The schools, which are located at Aboru Federal Housing Estate, Iyana Ipaja, Lagos State made history as most parents and spectators rated the sporting event high despite being the maiden edition.
The event kicked off with the lighting of the Torch of Unity, which was passed round the field with the Sports Prefect, Oluwatoba Lawal, and the Sports Director, Abiola Eweje, swearing to an oath upholding the law of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria.
Students took part in different events across the toddlers, nursery, lower nursery and upper nursery categories. The parents' event was a special attraction.
God's Concordance House came first, Ojelabi House took the second position, while Oyekanmi House came third
Speaking at the competition, the founder and proprietress of the schools, Mrs. Omolayo Oseni, said the role of sports activities in developing a total child should not be underestimated. She stated that sports, apart from developing a competitive spirit in children, releases energy and joy into the school environment, which fosters friendship among children of diverse natures, characters and backgrounds.
Mrs. Oseni said events like this imbibe the culture of sportsmanship in the children, which is one of the tools needed in surviving as adults.
Expressing his satisfaction, the Chairman of the schools, Alhaji Akeem Oseni said "I am highly impressed by the success of the event despite being the first one. From what I have seen today, I promise to be more involved financially in ensuring that the schools remain one of the best in Alimosho."
Alhaji Oseni, who also came second in the male parents' race, made known his readiness in ensuring that students of Angels Field schools have the best learning environment in the country.
The sport event, which featured long and short races, Planting The Flag, Filling The Basket With Balls, Pyramid Building and more, also had students from different schools participating. Other activities included Karate display and cheer leading presentation.
In his remarks, the Chairman of the event, Mr. Ikwuezunma, implored other parents in Alimosho and beyond to consider both Angels Field schools as the only choices for their children. In his words, "being a parent in the school for more than four years now, I can tell you categorically that I have never regretted sending my kids to the school.
"The school your children attend is the pinnacle of your achievements in life because the foundation they have now shapes what they would later become in life. Angels Field and Royal Angels High School happen to be the best in the whole of Alimosho considering the number of years it started operations in comparison with those with over 15 years."
On what was the vision behind the school, she said, "the school was established because Aboru people yearn for quality education and I also wanted to build lifelong learners equipped with necessary tools for successful future changes.
"And ever since we opened our doors, the responses have been great and the school is moving forward."


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Your Refrigerator Says You Are a Somewhat Adventurous Eater
You don't need a lot of stuff to be happy. There isn't a greedy bone in your body.
You are a very thrifty person. You don't like to waste money... or food.
You don't tend to be a very adventurous person, but you do surprise everyone now and then. You have a bit of a wild side.
You try to be responsible, but you don't always succeed. Your heart is in the right place though.
You are likely single - and a workaholic.
Monday, December 27, 2010
What Do the Contents of Your Refrigerator Say About You?
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Scotland's food and drink exports have grown by more than 10% in a year, according to new figures.
Food and drink worth £1.2billion was exported in the first three months of 2017, up £124million on the same period in 2016.
Scotch whisky and Scottish Salmon topped the UK export chart in the first quarter of 2017, comprising 22% of the value of total food and drink exports from the UK.
'Rewards of record food and drink exports not shared with farmers'
Scotland's national drink was the highest value export at £875.8 million, following a £79million, 9.9% year-on-year rise, while, with a 14% increase, total food exports were up £45.5million.
Exports of animal feed jumped by 56.5% to £34.5million and dairy and eggs rose by 40.4% to £21.7million, but cereal exports fell 42.6% to £32.3million, while live animals and meat both dropped £0.3million, down 2.1% and 1.5% respectively.
The European Union remains Scotland's largest regional export market outside of the UK, with exports growing by £50million.
Rural Economy Secretary Fergus Ewing Said the figures underlined the need for Scottish involvement in Brexit negotiations.
He said: "What is clear from these figures is that maintaining access to the EU single market is crucial for our food and drink producers and our wider economy.
"Losing access will put Scottish industry at a significant disadvantage exposing business to damaging export tariff barriers and export requirements.
Mr Ewing's UK counterpart, Michael Gove, said the UK Government will use Brexit to "develop new trade relationships" that benefit Scotland.
Speaking ahead of a visit to the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh this week, he said: "Our ambition is for the UK to become a truly global trading nation and there are great opportunities for Scotland's most celebrated exports such as Scotch, salmon and gin to take advantage of the growing interest in British food around the world."


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A very great visualization thanks to Addtoany on how people share contents online. Facebook is now the first place, but followed by emails and Twitter. We don't have stats on how instant messengers help but it certainly drives a lot of traffic.
How people share contents online: emails, Facebook, Twitter
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