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My African Challenge
Event: Scope Kilimanjaro Trek October 2010 on 15/10/2010
Team Members: Gavin Sorby
£1,820.00 raised of £6,000.00 target
47 donations
My Target:
£1,820.00 raised so far
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Well, its a long time since I pushed any baths or put myself out for a good cause. I'm not getting any younger and there is an element of now or never to this. I think I've already left it too late to catch up with Cheryl Cole but I am determined to get to the top of Kilimanjaro regardless.
I am doing the climb with 2 mates in October 2010 and we are all donating our funds, sweat and toil to Scope, a charity that supports the disabled and encourages people to look beyond the disability to see the individual and treat them as such.
Your sponsorship and donations are greatly appreciated, no matter how small, every little helps.
Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving – they'll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they'll send your money directly to the charity and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer. So it's the most efficient way to donate - I raise more, whilst saving time and cutting costs for the charity.
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Scope works with disabled people, of all ages, and their families, across England and Wales. We offer everyday support and deliver campaigns that can change lives. Our vision is a world where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. Together we can create a better society
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Good luck, enjoy and don't forget my stick of rock haha!! xxx
Donation by Arlene on 07/07/10
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Gavin, All the best with the challenge, good luck from all at Informed Solutions
Donation by Pauline Wrench on 07/07/10
Hi Gavin.. Having done this a couple of years ago for Whizzkidz your in for an interesting journey . Don't forget your Diamox for AMS .
Donation by Graham Wilson on 06/07/10
+ £14.10 Gift Aid
Have a brilliant time!
Donation by neil patten on 06/07/10
Go Gav!... All the best from the Big Smoke.
Donation by Simon Casey on 06/07/10
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And i don't care how much oxygen you don't have - you had better finish now! N x
Donation by natalie hill on 28/06/10
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Good luck Gav!
Donation by Dean Thompson on 24/06/10
+ £2.82 Gift Aid
Good luck Gav ..... enjoy the thrill :) x
Donation by Gwen Gordon on 07/06/10
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Good luck and enjoy your amazing adventure! :o)
Donation by Amanda Hatton on 20/05/10
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Go Gav! x
Donation by Caroline Holt on 05/05/10
+ £11.28 Gift Aid
We've heard that a group of ex pats from Leeds have just opened a pie shop at the summit.
Donation by Phil Southern on 08/04/10
+ £14.10 Gift Aid
Good Luck Gavin!
Donation by Linsay Drinkwater on 06/04/10
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You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din!
Donation by Derek Perrin on 01/04/10
+ £14.10 Gift Aid
Good Luck Gavin from all at JFW Construction
Donation by John Terence Cottier on 31/03/10
Good luck Gavin - I am on my way to the top at the end of September so will give you a shout on the way down and try not to put you off too much!!
Donation by Lee Leston-Jones on 30/03/10
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Will you be taking your special scarf??
Donation by Emma Coulson on 29/03/10
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You do know that there are no pubs en route? All the best mate!
Donation by Paul Chesworth on 26/03/10
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Good luck Gavin! Don't forget your Downtown flag :-)
Donation by Lucy Shotter on 26/03/10
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Good luck
Donation by michael hanlon on 26/03/10
Good Luck - look forward to hearing about it.
Donation by Cathy Partington on 26/03/10
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Donation by lindsay cornock on 26/03/10
Gavin - only requirement is some good photos as evidence! I'm envious. Sounds fantastic! Ian
Donation by Ian Scott on 26/03/10
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- * Online donations£1,820.00
- Offline donations£0.00
- Text donations£0.00
- Total raised£1,820.00
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- November 28, 2011 02:16 PM (GMT)
Hi all,
My name is Jill and oddly enough for you guys, I'm a boy, not a girl...and I don't care where Jack is :P
I live in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and my current ride is a genuine JDM Daihatsu Charade Detomaso 1.6 ('94) in pretty much standard setup, because of its rarity.
Last week I bought me a birthday present in Kilrush, Ireland and went out to get it and drive it back home. It's a silver Altezza RS200 z-edition, 1999 manual with 141k on the odometer, still in pretty much standard setup, apart from some (said) mods. I know some of them must be in there, due to the feel of the clutch pedal and kloinks and boinks when shifting in some of the gears ;)
For this moment I will fix up some found problems on the car, to get it technically tested and re-register it to dutch license. Haven't got any "great" plans with it yet, but to enjoy the car as much as possible.
Hope to find some good info and inspiration on your forum. B)
Also a member of LexusForum.nl and TezzaWorld.com
Cheers, J2
A few pics of my new ride:
- November 28, 2011 05:01 PM (GMT)
Hi Jill welcome to the club and I'm sure you will find lots to change on the car.
Car looks rather tidy and that body kit always looks great.
- November 28, 2011 09:23 PM (GMT)
Welcome Jill :)
Car looks good, have fun looking around the forum for ideas
If you need any help, just ask, everyone is really helpful.
- November 28, 2011 10:10 PM (GMT)
Welcome to the Club. Nice straight looking Altezza :)
- November 28, 2011 10:49 PM (GMT)
Welcome in. How long did it take to drive through about four countries??
- November 29, 2011 01:20 AM (GMT)
Welcome, must be a pretty rare car in NL & have the wheel on the wrong side to?
My mate has not long moved to Amsterdam, sound like a very cool place. Night clubs in train stations etc etc. Can't wait to get there myself.
- November 29, 2011 11:53 AM (GMT)
Welcome to the Club! :)
- December 1, 2011 06:33 AM (GMT)
Welkom in de club. Uw auto ziet er goed uit bro ;)
- December 1, 2011 11:26 AM (GMT)
Welcome Jill :)
It's been so long since I met a person from Netherlands.
The only Dutch word I know is "Dombo" :rolleyes:
Hint to those who are curious: It's an insult. =P
- December 1, 2011 11:26 PM (GMT)
Welcome :)
- December 9, 2011 12:11 PM (GMT)
Thanks for the warm welcome :D
I didn'get any notification mail...have to check my settings.
@MightyTeza: Your dutch is fine, where you're from? Jedi Master...do we have sth in common? :lol:
@CLM877: LOL...in Surinam, where I com from, we said that to someone who's dum...derived from the old Disney Cartoon. I think the dutch adapted the word in their late '80-90's slang called Turbo-taal (turbo-language) as are a lot of other words. But not everybody uses it. It's like you say "chapper" instead of "chap" (fella)
@E910: You should, I like Amsterdam, too and it seems you know more than me already, LOL
Yes, the bodykit looks the miles! Just love the car.
Had the chance to drive it back to the Netherlands, partially pushing it to get to the ferry in time...LOL. Really nice car to drive. Got the car from Kilrush (west coast of Ireland). It took me half a day to get there in effective hours (Tuesday). After checking the car (for as far as you can on the streets, we left around 16hrs, bring back the rental to the airport and drive off. Took the ferry at 21hrs, leaving Ireland, took the wrong ferry (was the only one still left) to France, slept on the ferry (17hrs sail!!!), then drove back to the Netherlands. Was at home 01.30 in the morning on Thursday, so I'd say about 33.5 hrs trip back home. Now, if we would've gotten on the right Ferry as planned, the trip would have taken only 24hrs in total.
Yes, the car is pretty rare up here, although there are two or three already driving around here. There are quite a lot of JDM machines here (RHD), like my own JDM Charade, lots of Integra's, Skylines...
I've been looking around and found some info already. I think you have the most info bundled together over here (other forums too, but not so much). Lots of info on TezzaWorld, too.
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Each and every one of us has the "fasting mode" mechanism in our body. Any time you fail to have a meal, your body goes into the "fasting mode".
Whenever you skip a meal, your body enters into "fasting mode". During this mode, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates are all burned for energy. Carbohydrates are the primary source of energy, next is protein and then fat. If you still do not satisfy your hunger, this will happen:
This process is called ketosis. It can cause the following side-effects:
As the body switches to this process, it starts to shorten energy output in an attempt to protect both lean tissue and fat. Also, as the lean tissues shrinks, they become weaker and do less metabolic work, cutting energy consumption even more. Hormones also decelerate the metabolism to maintain lean body tissue.
This mechanism is believe to be a defense against starvation. Using calories efficiently in an attempt to save its fat stores, and using muscles and lean tissues instead. A slow metabolic rate is a direct effect of muscle loss. This means less calories are required and weight loss slows down.
Now you may ask "What about people who are Anorexic? Don't they starve?"
Shockingly, anorexics do NOT starve themselves. They just "trick" their body's metabolism for this.
So remember this: Starvation NEVER helps losing weight.
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Join Claire and laugh out loud at her disastrous attempts in the culinary arts. Not only can she not cook, but shes a klutz as well. Yet Detective Drake definitely notices his neighborobviously not for her culinary talents, but as one very sexy looking young woman he would really like to taste, er get to know!
911, what is your emergency?This is Detective Drake Hunter, badge number 7325. I need to report a possible fire at 7894 Bayview Street, apartment 2C.Drake pinched the bridge of his nose. He didn't know if Claire the kitchen klutz was home or not. But, if the copious smoke belching from under the door was any indication, another culinary disaster was in progress. "The trucks have been dispatched," said the 911 operator. Drake disconnected the call and braced himself for the walk across the hall. Lady, Claire's dog, was howling along with the alarm. It was a wonder she wasn't deaf with all the noise coming from behind her door. Claire, not the dog. He'd lived there for two months. This was the first time he'd personally placed the call to the San Francisco Fire Department. Normally he was at work when Claire tried to cook. Before he reached her door, the fire department arrived complete with screaming sirens and flashing lights. Drake decided to return to his apartment. With arms folded across his chest and his shoulder propped against the wooden frame he waitedfor Claire. Yeah, he was a glutton for punishment. He didn't have time for a relationship. His job as a detective with the San Francisco Police Department kept him busy. And a busy detective didn't mix well with trying to foster a relationshipwith anyone. Still, Claire Caldwell made him forget all the reasons why he didn't date. His petite neighbor was beautiful and sexy as hell. He'd used the department's resources and run a background check on the woman who seemed committed to burning down the building he called home. He'd discovered she taught ballet at the San Francisco School of Ballet, was from Wisteria, Mississippi, and had never been late with a car or credit card payment. But he hadn't needed the investigation to discover she had beautiful brown eyes, hair the color of rich dark chocolate, and a dimple in her right cheek when she smiled. The list of things he didn't know was short, but no less important. He didn't know what it felt like to hold her close or what her mouth tasted like if no when he'd kiss her. Why these things mattered to him was a mystery. He didn't plan on pursuing a relationship with her. The next thing he knew he'd be reading Oprah book picks in his spare time. He needed to do something manly before that happened.


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Photo: Kirsten ShultzCarole King, John Fogerty and Mavis Staples are some of the many music luminaries appearing in a new PBS special premiering Friday at 9 p.m. ET. From Dust to Dreams: Opening Night at the Smith Center for the Performing Arts documents a March gala celebrating the debut of the new Las Vegas facility.
The two-hour show features performances by stars from various genres, including Train frontman Pat Monahan, R&B singer Jennifer Hudson, and country stars Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Martina McBride and Emmylou Harris.
King is featured teaming up with some of her co-stars for collaborative renditions of her classic tunes. She joins forces with McBride and Hudson on a version of "Natural Woman," and with Staples for a performance of "You've Got a Friend."
TV star Neil Patrick Harris serves as host for the event.
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Adult and Mature Adult Cats.
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Recommended for chronic kidney disease.
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Recommended for urate urolithiasis and cystine urolithiasis.
Not recommended for cats with sodium depletion.
with Chicken (24%): Chicken, pork, maize starch, wheat flour, tapioca starch, glucose, salmon, cellulose, calcium carbonate, fish oil, protein powder, sunflower oil, vegetable protein concentrate, magnesium oxide, potassium chloride, vitamins, trace elements and caramel colour.
Analytical Constituents:
Dry Matter: Protein 28.20%, Fat 22.30%, Carbohydrate (NFE) 42.50%, Fibre (crude) 1.90%, Moisture, Calcium 0.74%, Phosphorus 0.48%, Sodium 0.25%, Potassium 0.79%, Magnesium 0.05%, Omega-3 fatty acids 1.05%, Omega-6 fatty acids 3.56%, Taurine 0.24%, Vitamin A 17958 IU/kg, Vitamin D 825 IU/kg, Vitamin E 582 mg/kg, Vitamin C 74 mg/kg, Beta-carotene 1.60 mg/kg.
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Body Weight (kg): Dry Grams
2kg: 30 - 40g; 3kg: 40 - 55g; 4kg: 50 - 65g; 5kg: 55 - 85g; 6kg: 65 - 90g; 7kg+: 11 - 13g per kg.
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Zuni Café's Chef Judy Rodgers Has Died
Judy Rodgers, the chef-owner of Zuni Café (1658 Market St.), has died at age 57. Rodgers had been sick for over a year and a half with a devastating form of cancer
21st Amendment Celebrates the 21st Amendment
Thursday, December 5 marks the 80th anniversary of the 21st Amendment, which repealed Prohibition, and 21st Amendment Brewery is hosting a celebration. A parade starts at 4 pm in Justin Herman Plaza and ends at 21st Amendment Brewery on 2nd Street at Brannan, where an after-party will roll till 9 pm.
Five Spots For Festive Holiday Cocktails Around Union Square
It's an annual challenge: Where to make a pitstop, or where to end the day, after a harried holiday shopping trip around Union Square? There are, in fact, a handful of good and civilized options.
Foodie Updates: Sons & Daughters Taking Over Bottle Cap, Second Act About to Open in Upper Haight, and More
In this week's restaurant news, we have the closing of a two-year-old spot in North Beach, the impending opening of the food hall in the former Red Vic in the Upper Haight, and a chef shuffle at Russian Hill's Seven Hills.
Back to Basics With Wood-Fire Cooking
In an era of passion fruit caviar, cheesecake foam, and coconut bubbles, it's a wonder that chefs even use fire for cooking anymore. Surprising, then, that one of the oldest and most traditional methods of cooking is having a resurgence: wood-fired ovens. Molecular gastronomy step aside and make room for browned roasts, bubbling pizzas, and rich seafood stews. Escape from the cold and enjoy a dish straight from a wood-fire oven at one of these local restaurants:
Foodie Agenda: Brown Bagging, Ferry Plaza Shopping, and More
After you've finished all the turkey day leftovers, add these events to your culinary calendar.
Just How Creative is State Bird Provisions' Stuart Brioza?
Stuart Brioza chef owner of State Bird Provisions, which won the James Beard award for Best New Restaurant, was a presenter at the CIA Worlds of Flavor conference earlier this month. We sat down to talk to him about one of the themes of the conference, creativity.
Endive's Rise to Cream of the Crop
Rich Collins' future was told to him as a dish of braised endive cooked on the stove: "This is what you ought to grow! I pay four bucks a pound for it."
East Bay Eats: Wood-Fired Meats, Bibimbap, and More
New restaurants continue to pop up throughout Oakland and Berkeley this month, with a hearty dose of comfort food and a charitable restaurant component on the hustle bustle of Telegraph Avenue—kudos that the effort is from a Bay Area native son.
Drink Here Now: Four Places to Sip This Week
New Zealand Wine Dinners at Waiheke Island Yacht Club
America's Cup has come and gone, but the New Zealand-themed pop-up restaurant it spawned is sticking around until the end of the year.
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The Dark Knight Rises hits theaters this Friday, and we're most excited to see Anne Hathaway kick some tail in her role as Catwoman. But Anne isn't the first actress to slink into that iconic leather jumpsuit. Women have been portraying Catwoman since the 1960s, and while we're sure Anne will be great, she's got some pretty big cat ears to fill. From Eartha Kitt to Michelle Pfeiffer, click through to see which ladies have played Batman's sexy sidekick.
Halloween Costume Idea: Catwoman
Batman's sexy nemesis/paramour has been a sexy costume staple since the 1960s (when the lovely Eartha Kitt played her on TV), and she shows no signs of fading away. Plus, as long as you have an all-black outfit, cat ears, and a mask, she's a really easy character to put together. Do it this year, before everyone copies Anne Hathaway's Catwoman from next year's The Dark Knight Rises.
Hair and makeup: Black kitty cat ears, of course, and a black mask, with plenty of red lipstick and black eye shadow. Also, sexy hair is a must, preferably curls or big retro volume.
What to wear: Black leggings, black gloves, black boots, and a tight black motorcycle jacket or long-sleeved top.
Take it to the next level: Add Catwoman's "claws" by gluing or pressing on some super-long acrylic tips. You can even paint them red for extra feline flair.
20 Groovy Looks From the Studio 54 Era
Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Studio 54 was the place to be. During its heyday, the Manhattan discothèque was notorious for its jet-setting crowd of celebrities and socialites, and among other things, its reputation for drugs and illicit sexual liaisons among some of those in attendance. All hedonism aside, it was also an era where fluffy hair, lots of makeup, and sparkled accessories reigned supreme. Check out some of these trendy hair and makeup stylings, along with a few more shots of other famous disco-goers, now.
Bella Donna: Eartha Kitt
There's no mistaking Eartha Kitt's voice for anyone else's; it's the one that makes "Santa Baby" the world's sexiest Christmas song, and her trademark purr left an indelible mark on Broadway and lounge music alike. But it was her iconically sexy turn as Catwoman in the original television version of Batman that made her a household name. In becoming the ultimate comic book temptress, Eartha became a living (gorgeous) rebuttal to the bigotry and marginalization people of color were faced with in Hollywood and American culture in general. She was a model of the self-possessed, powerful woman, and her personal convictions were as amazing as the characters she played.
Most famously, Eartha, while at a White House luncheon, was asked by then-First Lady Lady Bird Johnson what she thought about the Vietnam War's progress. She responded very calmly, "You send the best of this country off to be shot and maimed. No wonder the kids rebel and take pot." There was enormous popular backlash against her, but she stood by her statement in the face of career derailment, threats, and pleas from her friends to retract. Such strength of principle and beauty are a rare combination, but Eartha had it. Orson Wells, who was madly in love with her despite her total disinterest in him, once called her the "most exciting woman in the world," and we wholeheartedly agree. Ms. Kitt, you were truly the cat's meow.
Buzz News Roundup, 12/29
- Singer Eartha Kitt died Thursday at age 81. — AP
- 20th Century Fox has won a ruling against Warner Bros. towards their claim over the rights to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' graphic novel Watchmen. — ComingSoon
- Dr. Horrible and Slumdog Millionaire have made AFI's list of the top entertainment moments of '08. — Zap2it
- Whoa, someone's leaving Privileged. — Entertainment Weekly
- Disney will not produce or finance the next Chronicles of Narnia movie. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Alex "Dr. Corday" Kingston's return to ER will air Jan. 15. — TV Guide
- Taylor Swift's Fearless topped album sales over the holiday. — Variety


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Mr. Shurin has been a practicing attorney for more than forty (40) years. He has a very extensive general trial and business law practice. Mr. Shurin often serves as an arbitrator, mediator and special discovery master. He has been awarded Martindale-Hubbell's highest "AV" rating for 25 years. He is included in the "Super Lawyers" list.
Major area of trial practice includes commercial litigation and arbitration representing both plaintiffs and defendants in all aspects of commercial matters. Mr. Shurin has successfully tried many jury and non-jury cases throughout Missouri and in the state courts of Florida, Kansas, Arizona, Illinois and Texas; the United States Claims Court; the United States District Court for the District of New Jersey; the United States District Court for the District of Kansas; and the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri. He has appeared before the Eighth Circuit and Tenth Circuit Courts of Appeal, the Missouri Court of Appeals and the Missouri Supreme Court.
Business practice consists of: (1) representation of numerous small businesses and medical groups as "general counsel," in connection with mergers, acquisitions, leasing, contracts, franchising, litigation and employee related matters; (2) representation of individuals and entities in employment-related matters, including interview practices, hiring, discipline and termination, and negotiation of employment and severance agreements, including executive and physician employment agreements.
Mr. Shurin has negotiated and drafted numerous contracts representing entertainers, sports figures, advertising agencies and advertisers and has provided legal services needed for sports, entertainment and charitable events worldwide.
Mr. Shurin was the Jackson County Delinquent Land Tax Attorney 1969-1970 and an assistant Jackson County Attorney 1971-1972. Mr. Shurin is admitted to practice law before the State Bar of Missouri, the State Bar of Kansas, the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri and the United States District Court for the District of Kansas. He is a member of the American Bar Association (Litigation and ADR sections), the Missouri Bar Association, the Kansas Bar Association and the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association.
About half of Mr. Shurin's time is engaged as an Arbitrator, Mediator and court-appointed Special Discovery Master. He is a member of the American Arbitration Association Commercial, Construction and Employment Arbitration and Mediation panels. He is also an International Mediation Institute certified mediator.
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Mr. Shurin was nominated by President Clinton to serve as a Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri; in July 1995 Mr. Shurin requested that his nomination be withdrawn due to the delay in the nomination and confirmation process. Mr. Shurin was selected by Ingram's Magazine as one of Kansas City's best commercial litigation attorneys in 2011 and 2012, and designated as a SuperLawyer in 2009 - 2012 by KC Magazine.
Mr. Shurin received his law degree from the University of Missouri at Kansas City in 1968. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Missouri in Columbia in 1965, where he majored in Economics.


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Researchers from Harvard University found that women who consumed two to three cups of caffeinated joe per day had a 15 percent lower risk of depression than non-coffee drinkers, while those who drank four-plus cups daily had a 20 percent lower risk. In general, women are more likely than men to be diagnosed with depression.
Catherine Pearson writing for the Huffington Post reported the news in her story "Coffee Cuts Depression Risk In Women, New Study Shows"
"Our results support a possible protective effect of caffeine, mainly from coffee consumption, on risk of depression," the Harvard researchers wrote Monday in the Archives of Internal Medicine. The researchers followed more than 50,000 participants in the Nurses Health Study -- one of the largest women's health studies in the U.S -- for 10 years.
But the study's authors cautioned that their results must be replicated before it's possible to draw any firm conclusions about caffeine and depression risk -- particularly in terms of any causal mechanisms that might be at play.
I suppose they need a short rest and a few more pots of coffee before gear ing up to follow around another 50,000 particpants.
"Caffeine is known to affect the brain," study co-author Dr. Albert Ascherio, a professor of epidemiology and nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health, offered as one possible explanation. "It modulates the release of mood transmitters." He pointed out that previous studies have shown a link between coffee and decreased suicide risk, though as the National Institute of Health points out, caffeine may cause or worsen anxiety issues.
"I'm not saying we're on the path to discovering a new way to prevent depression," he said. "But I think you can be reassured that if you are drinking coffee, it is coming out as a positive thing."
Coffee Cuts Depression Risk In Women, New Study Shows by Catherine Pearson.
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New Zealand debuts at Agrofarm 2014
New Zealand will make its debut at Agrofarm 2014, with a stand showcasing eight leading edge agribusiness companies. New Zealand's presence at the show is significant as 2014 also marks the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between New Zealand and Russia. [more...]
Strong AgroFarm 2013 in Moscow
The International Exhibition for Animal Husbandry and Breeding, AgroFarm 2013, took place from 5 to 7 February 2013 at the VVC exhibition grounds (All-Russian Exhibition Centre) in Moscow. As expected, it was the top forum for the sector in Russia at the beginning of the year. According to an initial analysis by the organizers DLG International GmbH (Frankfurt am Main), a subsidiary of DLG (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft – German Agricultural Society), and IEC of AREC (Moscow), increases were noted in exhibitor numbers, exhibition area and visitor figures. The number of exhibitors grew by around 20 percent to 333 companies by comparison with the preceding event. [more...]
Future-oriented outlook for Russia's animal husbandry - AgroFarm 2013 with double-digit growth
Over 300 exhibitors from 27 countries – Leading exhibition for animal husbandry and animal breeding in Russia – More than 45 professional events – Taking place in Moscow from 5 to 7 February 2013
(DLG International) AgroFarm, the international exhibition for animal husbandry and animal breeding is being held in Moscow at the All-Russian Exhibition Centre (VVC), Hall 75, from 5 to 7 February 2013. The event, organized jointly by DLG International and IEC of AREC, has developed in recent years to become the most important top forum for animal farmers and the largest demonstration platform for modern genetic resources and animal production methods in Russia. The ceremonial opening of the exhibition and presentation of the "Best of AgroFarm 2013" awards will start at 10:00 h on 5 February. [more...]
Winners of AgroFarm 2013 Awards
Every year, in the run-up to the AgroFarm international exhibition for animal husbandry and animal breeding, exhibitors compete to win three types of awards for the best product, best service and best scientific development. This year, 35 applications were submitted, of which 13 winners were selected by an expert panel. Evaluation and nomination of the winners was done by independent experts with an impressive track record in the animal farming. The Best Product Award was given to 9 products developed for pig, poultry, cattle and fur farming. Most of them are high-tech products that are very relevant to the Russian market. [ more... ]
AgroFarm - The leading exhibition for animal husbandry and animal breeding in Russia.
The excellent top forum for Russian animal farmers, Russian and international suppliers for equipment, technology and genetic.
AgroFarm will feature a French pavilion for the first time
The number of French exhibitors at the AgroFarm has increased gradually over the recent years. For the first time at the AgroFarm 2013, French companies have the opportunity to present their products on a Joint Country Pavilion. With 10 exhibitors at the joint pavilion and 8 companies participating in AgroFarm individually a record participation of French companies can be reported.
The pavilion is organized by ADEPTA, the French Association for the International Development of Exchange of Food and Agricultural Products and Techniques.
For more information, please contact Ms. Racheline Levi, Tel.: +33 1 44 18 08 93; e-Mail: racheline.levi(at)adepta.com
Made in Germany" is strongly represented at AgroFarm 2013
With 45 companies, Germany is the country with the largest number of participants at the AgroFarm 2013. Across the world the attribute "Made in Germany" stands for high quality products which meet the highest standards. Under this motto, the German pavilion is being organized at the AgroFarm 2013.
The Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection supports the organization of the joint pavilion, what enables German companies to participate in the exhibition at special rates.
IFWexpo Heidelberg was assigned with the organization of the German pavilion.
For more information, please contact Ms. Jola Topulli-Ferger, Tel.: +49 (0) 6221-1357-19, E-Mail: J.Topulli(at)ifw-expo.com
Danish Pavilion for the second time in a row at AgroFarm
Denmark with its 14 exhibitors makes up the third largest country representation at the AgroFarm. Also in 2013, Danish companies have the opportunity to present their products in an official national pavilion. The Danish Agriculture & Food Council is the organizer of the Danish pavilion.
For more information, please contact Mr. Hugo Høllede, +45 3339 4335, Email: huh(at)lf.dK
AgroFarm sponsors the Road Show "Way for milk!"
The Road Show "Way for milk!" will be travelling through Russia from 6 to 9 August 2012. [ more... ]
There has been a steady rise in the number of French exhibitors at AgroFarm over the last years. And next year, thanks to ADEPTA, the French Association for the development of international exchanges of agro-food products and techniques, French firms will have their first-ever opportunity to present their products at a joint French stand at AgroFarm 2013. [More...]
From 7 through to 9 February the All-Russian Exhibition Centre in Moscow hosted the International Exhibition for Animal Husbandry and Breeding,
AgroFarm 2012. 278 companies from 24 countries presented an extensive range of innovative technologies and procedures for animal keeping and feeding. Animal health issues and modern genetics for beef, pig, poultry, goat and sheep-keeping also featured strongly. The number of exhibitors was up by 20 per cent over last year's event. And at 12,270 m2, the exhibition floor space was 20 per cent larger this time round. [more...]
Registration figures for the leading trade exhibition for modern animal husbandry and breeding in Russia, AgroFarm, are looking very good. From 7 to 9 February 2012, some 270 exhibitors from 23 countries, including numerous top international corporate players, will come together at the Moscow-based VVC site (All-Russian Exhibition Centre (AREC)). [More...]
The AgroFarm-2012 will for the first time feature an information center on the prevention of animal mycotoxicosis. The forum will provide a comprehensive presentation of methodologies and products for mycotoxicosis prevention such as technologies and assets for the production and storage of feedstuffs, products reducing pathogenic influences, and equipment for mycotoxin testing in livestock feed. [More...]
In recent years AgroFarm has established a name for itself as the leading international exhibition for animal husbandry and breeding in Russia. At an AgroFarm advisory council meeting, the organizers - DLG International and MVC VVC – presented their upgraded concept for AgroFarm 2012 which is scheduled to take place in Moscow from 7 to 9 February 2012 in a new, modern hall at the city's All-Russia Exhibition Centre (VVC). [more...]


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Grandmont Rosedale communities to feature homes for sale at annual open house May 6 DETROIT - Up to 20 homes for sale in one of Detroit's premier neighborhoods will be featured during the 7th Annual Grandmont Rosedale Communities Neighborhood Open House on Sunday, May 6. The open house is from 1 – 5 p.m. Visitors begin at the Welcome Center in the North Rosedale Park Community House, 18445 Scarsdale, where they can pick up a list of the homes for sale that will be open that day, view presentations on the neighborhood, meet residents, and get information on the 15-year tax abatement available to new buyers. Shuttle bus tours highlighting featured homes and neighborhood amenities will run throughout the afternoon. The homes for sale reflect a variety of styles ranging from a traditional 1580-square-foot brick colonial to a more contemporary 3600-square-foot ranch house Prices range from $60,000 to $178,000. "This is a great opportunity for potential home buyers to see a wide variety of homes in one afternoon and get a good feel of the neighborhood," said Marsha Bruhn, open house chairperson. "Continuing public and private investment in Grandmont Rosedale is making our already desirable area even more attractive to new homebuyers." As a result of almost $1 million of investment in this neighborhood by Kresge and the Ford Foundation, some fully renovated homes by the Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation (GRDC) will be open for viewing. These homes retain all of their historic charm, but also feature many modern improvements, including new kitchen cabinets and countertops, updated electrical and plumbing, hardwood floors and air conditioning. Several homes are being shown in "as is" condition and offer the opportunity for home buyers to get involved in renovation from the start. GRDC has sold 16 houses in the past year, about half of them to buyers moving from the suburbs. Through the Detroit Development Fund, GRDC is able to offer $10,000 in down payment assistance on its renovated houses, and City employees are eligible for up to $15,000 in down payment assistance on any of the homes for sale. The newly created Grandmont Rosedale Lending Solutions is a full-service mortgage company started and run by non-profit housing organizations to provide a community-based alternative to profit-driven loan programs and offering a full range of products including conventional, FHA and purchase/rehab mortgages. Additionally, the neighborhood is one of three selected by the Local Initiatives Support Corporation for millions of dollars in new investment through its Sustainable Communities Program. New residents Hubert and Eliza Sawyers are pleased with their neighborhood and the welcome they received from their next door neighbor. "We have lived in several other cities in the metro Detroit area and not once has that ever happened to us. We are very excited to be part of such a friendly and established neighborhood and look forward to building our lives and family here." This popular event is sponsored by the community associations of North Rosedale Park, Rosedale Park, Grandmont, Grandmont #1, and Minock Park, as well as Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation, Huntington Bank, LaMont Title, Grandmont Rosedale Lending Solutions, Robinson Realty and Management Group, and Dusing Security. The Community House is located in North Rosedale Park, three blocks west of the Southfield Freeway and four blocks north of Grand River. For more information, directions and home listings, visit www.grandmontrosedale.com.
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Economic Development
The Department of Rural Economic Development is devoted to assisting our citizens who live outside our urban center, Sioux City. The department's focus has been to promote small family farms and related farm businesses. The department is also involved in industrial, commercial, and residential development projects.
Take advantage of the Northwest Iowa Organic Exchange Board: Bringing Landowners & Farmers Together. If you are an organic farmer looking for land, or a landowner interested in having your land organically farmed, this is a new tool designed to make it happen for you.


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European Commission information sessions to facilitate Azerbaijani exporters' access to European markets are organized in Baku and Ganja.
European consumers are interested in Azerbaijani products and Azerbaijani businesses are interested in selling on the EU market. For that reason, the European Union Delegation in Baku in cooperation with Azerbaijan's Ministry of Economic Development is organizing two workshops to inform Azerbaijani producers on how to export to the EU. Continue reading


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The Game is on this week. Design a hero that is based on a sport. Knock me out of the ball park with your designs. Limit three entries per person this week.
The Game is on this week. Design a hero that is based on a sport. Knock me out of the ball park with your designs. Limit three entries per person this week.
Sports. Horror Movies. Western Villains. Atlantis. Isn't this HERO machine?
He said Sports-based HERO smart-alec…
Super Bowl 1,000,000 BC
@ Nate the Pratt: I can read and the comment wasn't directed at you. My point is that lately we haven't done much heroic stuff. Kinda gently urging our new overseer to return to capes & masks.
Becky Blue Hell joined a Roller Derby team after high school. With her new found skills of speed skating and violently beating Roller Derby girls on opposing teams, Becky became a vigilante.
Linebacker: Protector of Gridiron City
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This may not be considered a sport but here is….
The crimson Tide…
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This may not be considered a sport but here is….The crimson Tide…
By day Simon Harris catches the biggest waves nature can create, but by night he patrols Paragon City on his customized anti-grav hover board, and his mace of Neptune.
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Actually, I think Mr Matt is the first Baseball-themed guy, then me.
I guess Baseball's just really popular…
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Pasadena and vicinity
Firefly BistroThe Firefly is a comfortable restaurant, the kind of neighborhood place you drop into a couple of times a month because you like the idea of cornmeal-fried anchovies in your caesar salad, or of a paella that tastes more like an uptown version of jambalaya, or of a strawberry shortcake that just happens to be frosted with a superior lemon curd. Asian touches pop up now and again, and a few Mexican things, and quite a few folky flavors from Spain. (The tapas served to coincide with the Thursday-evening farmers market right outside the bistro's doors have become a South Pasadena tradition.) But the specialty here is probably the food of the African-American diaspora, and the best dishes on the menu run toward things like crawfish jambalaya, and the pecan-crusted catfish fillets stacked up like poker chips. 1009 El Centro Ave., South Pasadena, (626) 441-2443. Lunch Tues.–Fri. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., brunch Sat.-Sun. 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., dinner Tues.-Sun. 5:30-9 p.m. (Fri.-Sat. till 10 p.m.). Beer and wine. Street parking. AE, D, MC, V. $14–$27. Modern American. JG
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Pie 'n BurgerEven in Los Angeles . . . where it is possible to eat not only wood-fired goat-cheese pizza with duck sausage and sun-dried fennel, but also reasonably authentic Merida-style cochinito pibil and properly made Cambodian catfish amok, hand-ground, of course, steamed to a fine fluffiness and garnished — why not! — with a single, perfect banana blossom, sometimes only a hamburger will do. Pie 'n Burger is an essential address at these times. Like all good hamburgers, paper-jacketed Pie 'n Burgers are all about texture, the crunchy sheaf of lettuce, the carbonized surface of the meat, the outer rim of the bun crisped to almost the consistency of toast, plus pink dressing and soft, sweet grilled onions. The fries are good too. 913 E. California Blvd., Pasadena, (626) 795-1123. Mon.–Fri. 6 a.m.–10 p.m., Sat. 7 a.m.–10 p.m., Sun,. 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Beer and wine. Lot parking. Cash or check. Entrées $5–$10. American.JG
Vertical Wine BistroProbably the swankest wine bar in Old Town Pasadena, this high-design joint juts from a hidden courtyard on Raymond's restaurant row, all subdued lighting and gleaming surfaces and hidden corners. You will never, never feel out of place in an LBD or a pinstriped Thom Browne suit here, or lack for well-heeled admirers. But Vertical is more ambitious than that: It aspires to be nothing less than the Pasadena equivalent of A.O.C., with zillions of wines available by the taste, the glass, the bottle and the flight — three side-by-side Williams Selyem pinot noirs, for example, or New Zealand sauvignon blancs, or Argentine malbecs. Sara Levine, who opened the foodie-beloved Opus, is the chef here, and beyond the wine, Vertical is a showcase of artisanal cheeses and cured meats, Serrano-ham-wrapped fig poppers and meaty, grape-friendly small dishes like pulled pork with prunes and polenta, and duck confit with chestnuts. If you would rather look into the depths of a Barolo-braised brisket than into the eyes of an attractive stranger, at Vertical it can always be arranged. 70 N. Raymond Ave., upstairs, Pasadena, (626) 795-3999. Lunch Tues.-Fri. 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m., dinner Sun. 4–11 p.m., Tues.–Thurs. 5–11 p.m., Fri.–Sat. 4 p.m.–1 a.m. Beer, wine. Valet parking. AE, MC, V. Entrees $10–$18. JG
Monterey Park/San Gabriel and vicinity
EliteOne of the sharpest seafood houses in town, Elite is certainly the most expensive Chinese restaurant in the San Gabriel Valley. The customers tend to drink big red wine instead of beer, and there are enough unsustainable species on the seafood menu to make a Heal the Bay member weep salty, salty tears. Yet the frog stir-fried with fresh chiles and the dried-shellfish concoction known as XO sauce is formidable, with an exquisite low-tide pungency punching through with every bite. The roast squab has skin as delicately crunchy as any Beijing duck. The Shunde-style soup of seafood with minced ham and bits of bitter melon is as tautly balanced as the exhaust note of a Lamborghini. And the morning dim sum breakfasts, ordered from menus instead of carts, are divine. 700 S. Atlantic Blvd., Monterey Park, (626) 282-9998. Dim sum Mon.–Fri. 10:30 a.m.–3 p.m., Sat.–Sun. 10 a.m.–3 p.m.; dinner nightly 5–11 p.m. Beer and wine. Street parking. AE, MC, V. Chinese. JG
Macau StreetRegulars may tempt you with stories of fried duck chins, roasted pork neck, fragrant claypot rice with Chinese barbecue and long-simmered tonic soups, tong shui, served in ceramic pumpkins. But when you finally land a table at the crowded Macau-style café, you will find that all around you everybody has ordered the same thing: the house-special crab, which is to say a plump, honestly sized crustacean dipped in thin batter, dusted with spices and fried to a glorious crackle, a pile of salty, dismembered parts sprinkled with a handful of pulverized fried garlic and just enough chile slices to set your mouth aglow. The one time I tried to order the curry crab, a famous Macanese dish listed on the restaurant's list of specialties, the waitress shot me a look that I last remember receiving from an algebra teacher in eighth grade. A meal here is unthinkable without at least one dessert order of the Macau egg-custard tarts, sun-yellow things encased in flaky pastry so intricately layered that it makes puff pastry seem as crude as Wonder Bread. 429 W. Garvey Ave., Monterey Park, (626) 288-3568. Daily 11 a.m.–1 a.m. No alcohol. Lot parking in rear. MC, V. Macanese. JG


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After a few recent power outages in my region I decided it was time to replace the battery on my UPS (yes, it was beeping that the battery was old and I simply unplugged it--I hang my head in shame).
I looked into getting a new battery; but, I couldn't seem to track down anyone locally that sold that type of thing. I went online looking for batteries. Of course, the place where I purchased the UPS sold no such thing. (what was *I* thinking). There are a few places that sell the battery I needed but they wanted about $50-60 with shipping (I have a 350VA UPS)! I could buy a new UPS for cheaper than that! I got busy on something else and another couple of outages went by and I decided to force myself to grab some UPS's. Turns out, there was a two-day sale on UPS's (25% off) when I finally found the time to order them, so I upgraded to a 650VA (for the server) and purchased four 350VAs for various other places.
The previous UPS I has was a typical older-style UPS--it had only two backed-up and two surged-suppressed NEMA 5-15 sockets on it, so, I was daisy-chaining with a surge suppressor (for anyone interested, that *does* void the equipment protection warranty of the UPS and then the suppressor's warranty no long applies for the equipment). I grabbed four APC 350 ES's and I upgraded to a APC 650 ES, which had loads of plugs (more than my surge suppressor), so I took the opportunity to reorganize (or organize, depending on your point of view--several pieces of hardware have come and gone since my first re-org) and label all the cables. I now have 12 *spare* NEMA/IEC power cords, that I know of. I also decided to consolidate my other spare cabling like my RJ-11, RJ-14, Cat-5, various D-sub cables (like DB-9 serial) , USB, Coax, and my new collection of UPS/Data-port cables (yes, I'm not using all my UPS's on computers). My spare cabling has never looked so organized (let's see how long that lasts).
No sooner than I installed the UPS's the outages stopped. I apologize to everyone else in the region; Murphy's law, I was the cause of the outages and now the reason they've stopped. (or is that a cargo cult or association to causation logic error...).
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Since newborns see colors high in contrast like black and white, this toy is my son's prize... he wants it so bad that he'll start screaming at it. It's quite cute but I feel bad for the little guy because he hasn't fully developed his hand eye coordination to get it. It's overstimulating for him at this point but pretty soon I know it will be his favorite toy. Especially, since he seems to love vibrations and this bug vibrates when you pull it.
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"We need to remember that we were a Republic," said Nueces County Historical Commission Vice President, "that it was a free nation at one time and it's just a great thing to celebrate."
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