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Considering the rapid development and prospects of PrJSC "MHP", the company is banking on young specialists who want to work and grow in the sphere of agribusiness. After all, the development and success of the company depends on its specialists and their level of professionalism.
The Company has been operating a programme called "Young specialist" from the year 2000. Its main feature is that openings for positions at the most technically advanced MHP enterprises are available to senior course students of specialized higher education institutions.
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LA VERNE, CA — The University of La Verne volleyball team had set point in the opening frame and never trailed in third set Saturday morning in day two of the Pacific Coast Classic.
But the Leopards couldn't overcome a 2-0 deficit falling No. 6 Johson & Wales (RI).
Set Scores: 28-26, 25-20, 23-25, 25-21
Stat Leaders
Senior Kelsie Sievers and sophomore Emma Estigoy both racked up career-high kills in the match. Sievers led all players with 20 kills and Estigoy added 13 of her own.
Freshman Haley Celaya also had a solid all-around game, finishing with 11 kills and 21 digs.
Senior Kristen Sanchez totaled team-high 27 digs to go with three assists. Madison Maynes dished 52 assists and added 13 digs. Freshman defensive specialist Julia Trujillo had 13 digs and three aces.
Katelyn Winiecki finished the match with nine kills and two blocks.
How It Happened
In a hotly contested first set where neither team led by more than three points, Trujillo served up an ace to give the Leopards a set point opportunity with the score at 26-25. The Wildcats took advantage of a La Verne attack error and rallied off the next three points to take the opening set.
The Leopards caught fire in the must-win third set, leading from beginning to end. La Verne took their biggest lead of the set off a Darrah Jones kill that put the Leopards up 24-18 on the way to the set victory.
It looked like the momentum would carry to the following set with La Verne leading for the first half of the fourth. But a kill by Kate Walker put the Wildcats up 14-13, a lead they would never relinquish.
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My flatmate Elin told me that the reason for her flawless luminous skin is a home-made Vitamin C mask, surely I had to test it out myself. I only knew Vitamin c as the Flu Killer, but on further research i found out that Vitamin C might be one of the best vitamins out there for the skin. Vitamin C is the key to factor to the production of collagen, it also repairs the skin, making it more even, brighter and luminous! The Mask is also good if you suffer from a sunburn.
All you need for it are 3 simple ingredients : Honey, Vitamin C Powder and Water.
Step 1: Add a tiny tiny squeeze of honey into a small bowl
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Step 3 (optional) Add a tiny drop of water ( this really depends on how you like the consistency of it, if you prefer a more sticky and not to runny consistency skip this step)
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Now just apply it all over your face, leave it for 15-20 mins. Wash it off...and thats it!
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Iraqi MPs are expected Wednesday to endorse a wide-ranging accord that will allow US troops to remain another three years, despite reservations by Sunnis and fierce opposition by Shiite hardliners.
US President George W. Bush meets soldiers at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Iraqi MPs are expected Wednesday to endorse a wide-ranging accord that will allow US troops to remain another three years, despite reservations by Sunnis and fierce opposition by Shiite hardliners.(AFP/File/Mandel Ngan)
The 275-member assembly is due to vote by a show of hands on the wide-ranging accord, which would require US troops to withdraw from Iraqi cities by the end of June and from the rest of the country by the end of 2011.
The measure enjoys the support of the Shiite United Iraqi Alliance (UIA), the Kurdish alliance, and a number of independent MPs -- enough for it to pass with slightly more than the requisite simple majority of 138 votes.
But deputy parliamentary speaker Khaled al-Attiya said the government and the UIA were making a last-minute push to assemble a broader coalition.
"We do not want to pass this agreement with a difference of two or three or four votes," Attiya told AFP on the eve of the vote. "For this reason there are continuing efforts to achieve a vast majority."
The agreement -- the product of nearly a year of hard-nosed negotiations -- was approved by Iraq's cabinet over a week ago with support from the major blocs representing the country's Shiite, Sunni, and Kurdish communities.
Iraq won a number of concessions in the deal, including a hard timeline for withdrawal, the right to search US military cargo and the right to try US soldiers for crimes committed while they are off their bases and off-duty.
The agreement also requires that US troops obtain Iraqi permission for all military operations, and that they hand over the files of all detainees in US custody to the Iraqi authorities, who will decide their fate.
The pact also forbids US troops from using Iraq as a launch-pad or transit point for attacking another country, which may reassure Syria and Iran.
But the pact has drawn fire from certain quarters, including followers of the hardline Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, who reject any agreement with the United States and who protested at the accord in Baghdad on Friday.
Attiya, who is close to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, said the government hoped to win over those who merely have "reservations" about the pact.
"(Some political blocs) have officially announced that they have reservations, but the reservations do not touch on the agreement. They are related to other things," Attiya said.
The National Concord Front -- the main Sunni bloc with 39 seats -- said Tuesday it would not approve the pact unless it is put to a national referendum and parliament agrees to pass a national reconciliation bill.
"If our two requests are accepted, we will vote for the agreement. But for the moment we are waiting," the bloc's spokesman Salim Abdullah told AFP.
He added that he did not believe the Shiites and the Kurds would approve the pact without Sunni support, even if they had a simple majority.
Attiya said the UIA and the government were willing to discuss such demands, but that a referendum was out of the question because there is no time to organise one before the UN mandate governing the troops expires on December 31.
"We told them (the referendum proposal) is not in our hands. The Americans will reject this proposal, definitely. So go to the Americans and discuss it."
But many fear that if the accord is not approved by a comfortable majority and with the support of Shiites, Sunnis, and Kurds, it will lack legitimacy.
"If it is not approved by a large majority it will not be good. Its credibility will be weak," Kurdish MP Mahmud Othman told AFP.
"If the Kurds and the Shiites are the majority, and they vote for it and the others don't, this will be a defect."


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"Hillary Clinton goes full Neocon at AIPAC, Demonizes Iran, Palestinians," declared a headline on the website of Juan Cole, a liberal Middle East analyst known for his fierce opposition to Israel.
Cole attacked Clinton for her criticism of Republican Donald Trump's declaration that he would remain "neutral" in the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
"Clinton perpetuates the Israeli propaganda talking point that they are the ones who are being oppressed, and that even-handed moves toward peace threaten their security, which is alleged to be precarious," Cole wrote.
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Hey. Remember that time I was pregnant and forgot to post my 39 week update? #tbt
We started off 39 weeks with a bang. Caleb had a runny nose for a few days and then started having a really wet cough, so I decided to take him to the doctors. He has a little cold virus. Hopefully, because we caught it early, it will pass quickly and not infect anyone else.
Due to the cold weather and sick toddler, I made a big pot of eat- your- veggies soup to have for a few meals and to freeze.
So, we are trying to love on Caleb, but also not get sick, since baby girl could come at any time.
Even with Caleb's cold, we have been trying to make the most of our time as a family of three. Paul is known for making all the breakfast meals in our home, but last Saturday he surprised us by taking us to Cracker Barrel for a BIG breakfast. We ate so much food!
I'm normally not the best hair stylist in my family. Lindsey is really the top choice, but she had to work, so Chelsea was stuck with me! It was fun spending time with my mom and Chelsea, getting her all ready for the Marine ball. Chelsea looked amazing!
Lindsey and my Nonnie were so sweet to take Caleb to the store with them. Paul and I got to have an unexpected coffee date!
I have been soooooo tired. Like, an amount of tired I have never felt before. I can't even say I was this tired in my first trimester, because I think I had more energy then than I do now.
My swelling held off for so long, but it has made up for lost time. My feet, legs, hands, and face are really swollen. I'm honestly so thankful that it's only been in my last two weeks or so that I have had issues with swelling. I can't wait to see how different I will look after I have Jessa. With Caleb, I woke up the day after giving birth and looked like a totally different person.
I have been very blessed that Paul, Caleb, and my sister Lindsey have been so sweet to rub my feet for me. Caleb really loves lotion or "cream" as he likes to call it.
I'm pretty sure Jessa has dropped. My belly looks and feels a lot different. I have been feeling a lot of pressure and experiencing some "lightning" pain.
I really thought the other night was going to be "the night," because I was having actual contractions for four hours. They were never consistent and eventually they just went away.
We are hoping Jessa will come soon, but we are content in knowing that she will come out when she's ready.


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Still no call from Terrace. I do so wish I would hear something - I'm all tied up in knots and I am NOT sleeping well.
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- Janice and Gerald said...
Bea - I'm way behind in my reading --- have you heard anything back from Terrace yet??? Sending healing hugs your way.
- November 5, 2011 at 9:12 AM
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For anyone that knows me well, they know that I miss Morocco. For anyone that doesn't know me quite as well let me explain. I spent a year in 2007 living in Casablanca after I graduated college and did my practicum at a Chinese Medicine clinic in the city. I also was there doing a bit of modeling/movie stuff. It was an incredible experience to say the least. There's so much I could write about my time in Morocco but today I'm going to tell you about the food.
When I first arrived in Casablanca I was honestly scared, the food scared me as strange as that may seem. After living off of pizza and Tim Horton's during my time at college the smells and appearance of Moroccan food were so completely new to me. Shockinglydifferent. My first little while in Morocco I would only order the 'safe' foods that I was familiar with which was pretty much chicken and bread. I would beg my friends to go to Pizza Hut with me (yes there is pizza hut in Morocco!). Everything was different, the ketchup tasted different, the bread was cut differently, the meat was different and often bled when it was cooked (which I later found out was due to Halal methods). I would often dine at a french restaurant in the heart of Casablanca called Chez Paul, it boasts modern architecture and french cuisine and pastries which at the time was a lot more welcoming to me than Moroccan food.
New friends that I had made in Casablanca would often invite me over for lunch. The food was usually Moroccan and mainly prepared by their maids, which is very common in Morocco (even I had a maid!). Slowly but surely I was exposed to more and more Moroccan cuisine and began to develop a taste and appreciation for it. All ingredients are fresh and there are no preservatives used in Moroccan dishes. Before long I was becoming more adventurous is my dining.
Fridays became my favourite day because every Friday in Morocco is couscous day! For anyone that's not familiar with couscous, it is a dish made with seminola, spices, meat and veggies . It is prepared on a massive dish and looks absolutely gorgeous when served. Couscous is typically only made on Fridays for lunch in Morocco and is available to anyone. Rich or poor, you can walk into any
restaurant and order couscous and dine for free. I had some interesting experiences on couscous Fridays. A girlfriend of mine who was from Britain but had been living in Casablanca for a few years had invited me to tag along for lunch with her and her Moroccan boyfriend and his pals. We entered into a restaurant, went through a back door and headed underground. There in a dimly lit basement of a restaurant we dined on couscous and drank beer. Alcohol, especially for women is technically frowned upon and often times considered illegal to consume during Arabic holidays so I suppose that's why had to be so sneaky about it and hang out in the restaurant secret dining room. One of my favourite time eating couscous was before I left to head back home to Canada.
My friend Mehdi had brought me to his families riad. A riad is an architecturally beautiful place, much like a hotel except for family members only. In Morocco it is typical (not so much anymore) for a man to have more than one wife and Mehdi's mother used to live in one of these rooms in the riad. As the riad wasn't used anymore it sits in the middle of a medina and its barely used. Mehdi had his lovely maids prepare a massive plate of couscous for us as I admired the hand layed tiles covering every inch of the riad. It was the best couscous I have ever had.
Mehdi actually served as my guide and good friend throughout my time in Morocco. He's a talented Moroccan journalist and former editor of Maroc Soir newspaper. Lucky for me his work allowed him plenty of time to show me around the city. One of the tastiest and most unique meals I have ever had was courtesy of Mehdi.
One afternoon with a group of friends Mehdi guided us into one of the cities off the beaten track street markets. There he showed us the black magic section of the market which had caged owls, rare cheetah skins and caged baby turtles. It was very shocking for me to see and I desperately wanted to let all the animals free out of their cages but I had to respect their customs and hesitantly move on. Mehdi took us to the butcher area of the market. Giant slabs of meat hanging in the open market were abound. A gigantic camel head with his neck skinned was hanging beside me and I nearly walked into it. Mehdi took us to his favourite butcher and ordered us what I believe were cuts of lamb. I thought we were just going to order it and bring it back to cook for dinner, but I was wrong. Mehdi explained that we order whatever cut of meat we want, the butcher cuts it fresh, uses his seasonings, cook it up for us there and voila. This was different, as I had never gotten meat from a butcher who cooked it for me right then and there. When the freshly cooked meat arrived I wasn't sure what to expect as I took a bite. It was cooked to perfection. The meat was so unbelievably tasty like nothing I had ever had before, the seasonings were hands down the best mixture of spices I've ever had!
I wish I could duplicate this recipe myself and many other Moroccan recipes that I had while I there but alas I didn't bring any Moroccan spices back to Canada with me. I did however follow the recipe for a few Moroccan meals that I saw my housekeepers make which somehow turned out surprisingly good as I had never cooked Moroccan food before.
Mehdi wasn't my only 'tour guide' to Moroccan cuisine in Casablanca though. I met my dear friend Ingrid Pullar while working at the clinic. She's a Swedish born photographer who's been living Morocco for the past 30 or so years. She is one of the top photographers in Morocco and her work as appeared in the New York Times, in many magazines and ads, and she's even taken a few modeling portfolio shots of me back in the day(you can creep on her website to hunt down a few of those photos).
Ingrid would often invite me to her house which has a pretty backyard patio area where we would eat the freshest and healthiest Moroccan foods while her little pet turtle would wander around the backyard.
Ingrid also is the person who introduced me to Moroccan 'fast food' one day after horse back riding in the hillsides of Dar Bouza we pulled over on the side of the road where a mother and son had a stand set up. They were selling fresh corn on the cob with a water bottle mixture that she would pour on top of your corn cob for toppings. Like manly Moroccan dishes, I'm not exactly sure what the spices are but it was delicious.
Being the super photographer that Ingrid is and me with my aspiring journalist hopes, Ingrid invited me so the first and only at the time completely organic farm in Morocco. We ventured out to the farms lands with a couple from South Africa. The farmer and his wife toured us around the farm while their little boy played in the fields. We left the farm that day with a plethora of fresh organic veggies. It was so great to see concious farming methods being practiced in a developing country.
Those people and experiences are a huge reason why I miss Morocco so much. I've tried to duplicate the recipes back home in Canada myself but it just doesn't seem to go right. I unfortunately didn't bring any of the delicious Moroccan spices back to Canada with me for fear that the airport might give me a hard time for having a suitcase full of powdered substance flying back from an Arab country.For my birthday few years ago Matt and I went out for a taste of Moroccan food at a now closed restaurant in gastown called Le Marrakech. We dined on couscous, chicken tagine and finished of the meal off with a fresh and very sweet pot of Moroccan mint tea. I miss the unique flavours of Moroccan food and sincerely hope and pray that I can go back to Morocco again someday soon. Until then I'll just have to hope that my Moroccan friends will send me some spices from afar.


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Leek United Staff's raise £6,000 for Bloodwise in memory of colleague
Staff at Leek United Building Society have given a special cash boost to Bloodwise in memory of a dear former colleague.
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Staff at Leek United Building Society have given a special cash boost to Bloodwise in memory of a dear former colleague.
Tony Hubbard, the Society's former Operations Director, died last December following a courageous battle with leukaemia. During his illness, members of Leek United Building Society Head Office team decided to focus their charity fundraising throughout 2016 on Bloodwise, Tony's chosen charity. Tony was part of the team and inspired many creative and fun fundraising activities to help them raise as much money as possible. Events including dress-down days, raffles, a staff tuck shop, a mobile fish and chip van in the staff car park, and the Society's annual charity golf day. This year the Society have raised a grand total of £6,000 over the last 12 months.
Last week I was delighted to visit the team to thank them for their amazing fundraising efforts in person and to hear that they will be supporting us for a second year!
Leek United Chief Executive Kevin Wilson: "Tony is greatly missed, and it is a measure of just how well thought of and respected he was that everyone was unanimous in wanting to dedicate a year's fundraising to his memory."
I am constantly inspired by the stories of those fundraising for us and the dedication of our supporters, and we are truly grateful to every single member of Leek United's team for their achievement.
The amazing amount of money they have raised in memory of their much-loved colleague Tony will be invested in our life-saving research, to help us in our mission to stop people from dying of blood cancer and make patients' lives better.


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U.S. News and World Report: Towards a More Perfect Africa Policy
In a perfect world regarding U.S. policy towards Africa, one imagines a well-coordinated approach to the continent, but to badly use Hamlet, "Ay, there's the rub." We do not live in a perfect world and we do not have a well-coordinated approach to Africa. To expect such is probably unrealistic and devoid of understanding of Africa, where we seem to keep hoping for a one-policy fits all solution, and then, as in North Africa, find ourselves trapped by our own rhetoric.
Africa, with its more than 50 nations, hundreds of tribes and languages and layers of religions within religions, isn't going to fit into a one-size box of ideas evolved from the thoughts of John Locke or John Stuart Mill. The executive branch realizes this, and in the Senate there also seems to be more accommodation for reality.
The executive branch appears to be moving with all deliberate speed to a more coherent policy towards Africa. Michael Froman, our U.S. Trade Representative, led the U.S. side in the recent annual (as required by the original legislation) Africa Growth and Opportunity Act Ministerial meetings, and President Obama laid down some benchmarks for the future with Africa during his recent trip to three countries. Froman also wants to use AGOA to actually help U.S. workers and exports as much as he wants to see AGOA work for Africa.
The idea that AGOA should work for the United States as much as Africa is a novel approach for USTR and welcomed by many, especially American companies attempting to compete in the African marketplace. Certainly the European Policy Agreements being pushed upon Africa by the European Union are seeking advantages for Europe at the expense of America, not to mention at the continuing expense of Africa, and unless we begin to also look out for our own interests we can easily find ourselves far behind in our trade and political relationships with African nations, shut out not only by the Chinese, but especially by our allies, the Europeans. The Chinese are simply outcompeting us. The Europeans, if the EPAs are successfully foisted upon the Africans, will make it far more difficult for Americans to trade with Africa.
The Senate, despite partisan deadlock, does seem to work reasonably well together on Africa. In fact, within the Senate, Africa has never had greater advocates or more interest than now, ranging from Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., chair of the Africa Sub-Committee, to fellow Democrats Durbin and Cardin and others, with strong Republican interest from Sens. McCain, Isakson, Flake and Corker. All are deep in international experience and genuinely engaged in African matters. In fact, top to bottom, on both sides of the aisle, the interest in Africa has never been deeper or more sincere in the Senate.
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The House is a very different matter. In the eight-member Sub-Committee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights, there may be only one true advocate for U.S.-Africa relations, Rep. Karen Bass, D-Calif. It can easily be argued that the chairman of the committee, Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., is interested in Africa. He is, by all accounts, a most decent person, often seen as a maverick in his own party. However, his primary interests as they regard Africa are those of the Christian Right: Sudan and stopping funding of any international programs funding abortion. He has been a force to reckon with on global health and human rights issues, but has been less an advocate on Africa. Both Bass and Smith have committed staffers who are knowledgeable on Africa, and through staff work there is the potential for greater cooperation between the two.
The primary problem with the Sub-Committee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights is there seems to be little real interest on Africa beyond Bass and Smith. On the majority Republican side are Rep.s Tom Marino, Pa., Randy Weber, Texas, Steve Stockman, Texas, and Mark Meadows, N.C. None have shown any significant interest in Africa and Africa is not mentioned in any of their own internet pages.
The Democrat side of the sub-committee, however, is not much more encouraging. The two other Democrat members of the committee, Reps. David Cicilline, R.I., and Ami Bera, Calif, have also displayed minimal interest in Africa. Cicilline, like some of his Republican counterparts, has taken a strong interest in human rights, albeit from a very different perspective than those to his right. Bera is a licensed physician and one assumes his primary interest on the sub-committee is global health. As with many of his counterparts, Africa is mentioned little in his biography and press pages.
One gets the feeling that many serving on this committee are doing so as a form of punishment by those making committee assignments. (One may also ask why the committee on Africa was combined with global health and human rights, but that is for another discussion.)
However, if anyone exemplifies the power of the individual to make a difference it is Karen Bass, who seems determined and driven to build support for Africa in Congress. She has reached out to Smith to discuss ways to work more effectively together, and perhaps her biggest ally in Congress is also one of the most important, Republican Rep. Ed Royce, Calif., the powerful chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Royce has a genuine passion for Africa, and was one of the leading advocates for the passage of AGOA in 2000. He has served as chairman of the Africa sub-committee and knows the issues well. Although Bass is only in her second term and a Democrat, Royce has found ways to support her efforts. For instance, during the 50th Anniversary celebrations of the African Union, Bass was the only congressperson or senator to travel to Ethiopia and attend the celebrations. This did not go unnoticed by African leaders or their emissaries in Washington.
Royce supported her travel, despite some initial discouragement from State Department. She and Senator Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., were also the only two legislators to attend the annual U.S.-Africa AGOA meetings later as well, again with the backing of Royce. (AGOA is the primary legislation between the US and Africa and it would have been unimaginable not to have had some congressional representation there.)
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Bass has also begun to convene regular breakfast briefings and discussions on Africa, drawing in not only the non-governmental community interested in Africa, but other congresspersons and senators. Certainly, she has drawn fellow members of the Congressional Black Caucus, but Bass has realized that if Africa is to gain support in the U.S., she needs to reach across a variety of sectors of occupations and races in America. Her meetings focus on building relationships across party, racial and occupational lines, and she is doing so as few congresspersons have in many years. She is refusing to be type-cast, and is a voice of reason in a most unreasonable and fractious Congress.
That she is the ranking member of the sub-committee in only her second term is noteworthy, as this was a position she sought out. It was no accident that she is there. Neither is she a blind advocate for Africa, but seeks out others for private meetings to learn other perspectives and to better understand the issues. She is highly principled and fiercely independent.
One hopes that two very different persons, often with diametrically opposed principled beliefs, such as Chris Smith and Karen Bass, can find effective means to work together and that both can reach out to others to better understand the importance of Africa to America. If they can, the next three years could be an exceptional period for U.S.-Africa relations. The Senate is poised to work with Africa as it never has before, and the executive branch is also showing form and function in its policies towards Africa. However, few things move forward without support from both the House and the Senate. Bass cannot do this alone, and in her efforts to reach out she seems determined not to do it alone.
Stephen Hayes is president and CEO of the Corporate Council on Africa.


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Service Dogs Pick Up Scent of Diabetes Danger
Here is an incredible article posted by the Wall Street Journal (December 10, 2012) that does a phenomenal job explaining the life saving role and purpose of Diabetic Alert Dogs.
Service Dogs Pick Up Scent of Diabetes Danger
By KATE LINEBAUGH
About two times a night, Shana Eppler wakes up to an alarm and slips into her daughter Abbie's room to test the 8-year-old's blood sugar.
Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 4, Abbie experiences low blood-sugar levels, a potentially dangerous condition known as hypoglycemia that can cause the loss of consciousness.
The alarm Ms. Eppler uses to avoid a health emergency is a furry one named Gracie, an 70-pound, 3-year-old British Labrador retriever trained to sniff out high and low blood-sugar levels. When Abbie's sugar level rises or falls below a certain target at night, Gracie rings a bell and Ms. Eppler gets up."The scenting part comes naturally," says Ms. Eppler, of Colorado Springs, Colo. "They are hunting blood sugars instead of ducks."
Diabetic, or hypoglycemic, "alert dogs" are a growing class of service dogs best known for guiding the visually impaired, sniffing out drugs and bombs, or providing mobility assistance for people with severe disabilities. Most recently, they have been trained to sniff out cancer and oncoming seizures. Toni Eames, president of International Association of Assistance Dog Partners, estimates there are over 30,000 assistance dogs working in the U.S., including dogs that have been trained by individuals.
The dog's accuracy and speed can beat medical devices, such as glucose meters and continuous glucose monitors, according to doctors, owners and trainers. With their acute sense of smell, the dogs—mostly retrievers—are able to react to a scent that researchers haven't yet identified.
For centuries, doctors diagnosed diabetes by identifying sweetness in the urine of a patient. That scent comes from glucose that isn't absorbed when a person lacks insulin, but the chemicals produced during low-blood-sugar incidents have yet to be identified.
"Whatever is being secreted in that drop in blood sugar…we just don't know what it is," says Dana Hardin, a pediatric endocrinologist who works for Eli Lilly & Co. in Indianapolis. Her goal is to identify what chemical compound the dogs smell, "not only to train dogs but to possibly make a device," she says.
Most of the interest in diabetic-alert dogs comes from people with Type 1 diabetes—and parents of children with Type 1—because they are more susceptible than people with Type 2 diabetes to serious problems of low blood sugar. Type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease characterized by the absence of insulin production, and requires daily insulin injections. People with Type 2, which is brought on by a combination of genetics, inactivity and obesity, have trouble processing insulin but don't necessarily require external insulin.
Incidence of Type 1 has been rising in the U.S. by about 2.5% to 4% a year for reasons scientists can't explain, according to several large-scale studies published in peer-reviewed medical journals. The number of people with Type 1 diabetes in the U.S. is between 1.3 million and 2.6 million, accounting for 5% to 10% of the total diabetic
Type 1 diabetics work to balance their daily intake of carbohydrates with external insulin. Prolonged high sugar levels can lead to complications such as heart disease, kidney failure and neuropathy. But trying to keep sugars at a low level raises the risk of hypoglycemia, which can be lethal, particularly if a patient loses consciousness while driving or alone.
Many people develop a condition known as hypoglycemia unawareness, meaning they no longer feel the hunger, listlessness and irritability that typically alerts diabetics that their blood-sugar level is falling.
"They don't get the signs. They just can be having a normal conversation, go from feeling fine to passing out," says Dr. Hardin.
Diabetics can use technologies such as continuous glucose monitors to help prevent these episodes, but these don't record blood-sugar drops until after they happen. So hypoglycemic-alert dogs can be lifesavers, says Dr. Hardin, who presented the first scientific research on the dogs at this year's annual American Diabetes Association conference in Philadelphia.
Using perspiration samples from patients whose sugars were below 65 milligrams a deciliter—normal is 80-120 mg/dL—she trained a two-year-old Labrador/Golden retriever mix to recognize low blood-sugar samples placed in blinded containers on a Lazy Susan-like wheel. Modeled after how police sniffing dogs are trained, trainers around the country use similar techniques. Dr. Hardin's dog was then paired with Dustin Hillman, a 36-year-old patient who suffered severe hypoglycemic unawareness.
Before he got the dog, Mr. Hillman lost consciousness due to hypoglycemia more than six times over the previous two weeks, requiring emergency services. In the three months after, the owner only lost consciousness once and never required emergency service, according to the study.
Since having Tippy—short for Tippecanoe—Mr. Hillman has finished his dissertation and will receive his Master's in Chemistry on Sunday from Purdue University. He had been on the verge of dropping out of school and moving back in with his parents, he says.
A fully trained diabetic-alert dog can cost as much as $20,000. Many families conduct fundraisers to afford them. Nonprofit training centers offer dogs free of charge, or ask for a nominal fee, but the waiting lists are long.
Andrea Calamoneri, whose 15-year-old son Dylan has had Type 1 diabetes for nearly a decade, said she was initially skeptical. "I wasn't about to trust my son's life to something that is voodoo," she says. Seeing a dog respond to a low sugar reading convinced her. "It gives you chills when you see it happen."
Celeste, a 60-pound yellow Labrador, has been at Dylan's side for about a year. A few weeks ago, when Dylan got home from a 2½-hour wrestling practice, Ms. Calamoneri expected his sugars to drop. By bedtime, they hadn't. In the middle of the night, Celeste nudged the Danville, Calif., mother of three awake. Dylan's sugar level was 56, well below the target of 80.
"Your first reaction when you wake up is you almost want to say go back to bed, but you have to trust her and, sure enough, she's right," Ms. Calamoneri says.
She says the dog has alerted them of a pending drop in blood sugar well before the drop occurred. Celeste has missed an occasional alert, she says, which she attributes to a busy day when the dog got overly tired. Mostly, the dog naps whenever she is able, and typically the smell of a dropping sugar level will jolt her awake, Ms. Calamoneri says.
Interest in diabetic-alert dogs is rising, says Ed Peebles, president of the Las Vegas-based National Institute for Diabetic Alert Dogs, who says he gets up to 20 applications for a dog daily.
A family business his mother, a nurse, started a decade ago, the for-profit group has four locations, is hiring trainers and can't prepare enough dogs to keep up with demand, Mr. Peebles says. He charges $18,000 for one fully trained dog between 10 months and a 1½ years old.
"We have seen a huge, huge spike in interest," Mr. Peebles said. "I am five dogs behind."
Ms. Eppler's dog, Gracie, is always working. She bows to signal a low blood sugar and waves a raised paw to show a high level. When Gracie waves and then bows, it means that Abbie's sugar is high but falling. "Rarely will Gracie let Abbie get below 90," she says. "We joke that they are angels with fur."
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I don't know what to say about this creature. The expedition staff on our cruise had never seen an octopus in Antarctica. This one was in the shallow water near Port Lockroy. If you have any ideas on what species it is, please let me know. I saw this octopus in the swallow water of Port Lockroy. (Photos courtesy of Glen Gould.)
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Student loan debt has become so staggering that it has surged beyond auto loan debts and exceeded the $1 trillion mark. There have been many proposals about how to correct this growing problem.
No one denies that student loan debt needs reform, but the opinions vary on the subject. President Obama has been calling for the extension of the act Congress passed in 2007 that halves the interest of certain student loans from 6.8% down to 3.5% and is set to expire in July of 2012.
One issue that has been mostly ignored in student loan debt is the vast number of Americans who have defaulted on their loans. Those in default often face such harsh austerity measures on garnished wages that it is more effective to remain on unemployment instead of working near minimum wage. This encourages defaulted students to either remain on unemployment or work "under the table."
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The CSS Corner: writing-mode
The writing-mode property enables text layout for non-Latin languages like Japanese and Arabic. Supported in IE since release 5.5, this property has been significantly updated in IE8. Our goals were threefold:
The Basics properties and values
The writing-mode property, as defined in CSS3 Text Layout, is a shorthand for the direction and block-progression properties. Direction can be thought of as the flow of characters on a line; block-progression can be thought of as the direction of line flow. The following table (mostly borrowed from the spec) shows its eight possible values:
Common Usage:
Latin-based, Greek, Cyrillic writing systems (and many others)
Arabic, Hebrew writing systems
East Asian writing systems in vertical mode
Arabic script block quote embedded in East Asian vertical text
Mongolian script writing system
Arabic script block quote embedded in Mongolian script document
(Note that the last two rows refer to combinations that are currently undefined because they are not used by the worlds scripts and languages. For completeness they are implemented in IE8.)
In understanding vertical text layout it is important to agree on terminology as the meaning of width and height can change based on context. We always refer to width and height as physical properties i.e. width is always horizontal and height is always vertical. In addition left, top, right and bottom are also considered physical.
The best way to understand writing-mode and vertical text layout is through examples. The simple scenarios below will help you understand sizing, overflow and tables.
Block dimensions
Vertical sizing algorithms swap width and height calculations, so the algorithm which was used for width in horizontal layout is now used for height in vertical layout.
Consider this example:
Here no widths and heights are specified for the two div elements; the first is parallel to the parent body, the second is orthogonal with writing-mode set to tb-lr.
Notice how the first div is as wide as the viewport and its height fits its content. This is as per the normal rules of CSS.
The sizing of the second div is exactly analogous with width and height swapped the height is now the same as that of the viewport, and the width is sized to fit the content.
Note, viewport is used in this example, but if the bodys height was specified then its value would be used to compute the auto height as expected. The reasoning behind this behavior is that the user can scroll to the vertical content (if the first horizontal div was very long) and then start scrolling horizontally while all content still fits the vertical landscape of the viewport.
This example becomes more interesting as one adds a second orthogonal div, this time with a relative size:
The second vertical div has width set to 50%; notice how its physical width is 50% of that of viewport (body).
Note that the last block appears below the previous one because the block flow of the parent (body) is top to bottom. It may be natural to assume that the writing-mode of an element affects the block progression of the element itself but that is not the case. Changing block progression on the body to LR would place the blocks side by side. However, if BODY was to overflow horizontally it would do so in the writing direction of its parent. In this case the HTML element which is LR-TB, thus, overflow will be to the right thus hiding the beginning of the content. This is a subtle yet very important point since most users would expect that the origin point (where the first letter of the content appears) will be visible regardless of overflow. The reason is that overflow to the left and top (assuming LR-TB direction) is not a scrollable and hence clip-able area (see next section).
Overflow in vertical layout
Handling overflow in vertical layout is still under debate. IE8 positions scrollbars according to the direction of overflow i.e. if content overflows to the left of the element then the vertical scrollbar will be on the left side.
Consider an example where a fixed-sized element has writing-mode:bt-rl and overflowing content.
Notice the position of the scrollbars and also their initial state. Since the start of the content is the physical bottom of the element, that is the initial position of the vertical scroller.
Another interesting case is when the element is too wide for the window, thus forcing viewport scrollbars:
The start of the text is off the screen and the user must scroll right to see it. In addition the vertical scroller is not accessible after the user has scrolled to the right. This may seem odd but it is the expected result as the direction of the parent (body) is LR-TB. When developing pages in mixed mode layout, consider the effects of overflow.
Vertical layout and tables
In the case of vertical tables, rows become vertical and columns become horizontal. Using the following mark-up
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Table sizing follows the same principle as box sizing: height and width calculations are swapped. The cell width / column width / table width calculation algorithms now use all height values. The cell height / row height / table height calculation algorithms now use all width values.
Padding, Margins and Percentage values
Most web authors who use CSS to design their web sites know that understanding margin collapsing takes time. This is why one of our goals while designing and implementing multiple writing directions was to limit any added complexity to margin collapsing logic. In essence, margin collapsing follows the same rules as in CSS 2.1 8.3.1. The only difference is that margins are collapsed in the direction of block-progression. The reason for that is that when an orthogonal change of direction (vertical inside of horizontal) occurs, the element changing direction becomes a Block Formatting Context. Hence, no margins of its nested elements (vertical ones) are collapsed with it. This is illustrated in the following example note that none of nested blocks are collapsing their margins with the container (the dark-blue block) even thought the container has no borders.
Percentage values for padding and margins are computed based on the logical width. That is, the computed value of width if parent element is in horizontal or computed value of height if parent element is in vertical block-progression.
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Macildowie HR are working exclusively on a retained basis with an organisation based in Leicester that are going through an exciting period of change! The organisation are looking for a L&D Coordinator to work alongside the L&D Assistant to provide training interventions and deliver training and development activities. This is a permanent position, based in central Leicester offering between ?22,000-?26,000 plus benefits. The Role You will source various courses for the whole of the organisation, spanning across the corporate function as well as customer service. Running of the corporate inductions falls within this role and you will also plan the 'Learning at Work' week that happens every year You will support the L&D Manager with the annual training programme and will also support with career coaching whilst understanding the needs of the organisation There will be a nice mix between delivery (30%), design (30%) and stakeholder management but this role will follow the needs of the business, so the organisation will dictate the percentage of design in the role In this role you will also manage the 2 part time L&D Assistants to ensure that they are carrying out their work to high standards but also within a timely manner. You will develop their skillsets in various aspects to support the organisation.The Candidate In order to be successful in this role you must have proven experience of working as a L&D specialist in a fast paced, customer focused environment You must also have experience of designing and delivering training and have hands on experience of working with learning and development management systems You need to be adaptable and personable as well as engaging and convincing in your delivery as you will be delivering to very different people within the organisation who have different learning styles A management background is preferred as you will be supporting the 2 L&D Assistants but this is not necessary, however a desire and a passion to work with people to get the best from them is!With a friendly, open and honest culture who invests in its people and the local community, this is a fantastic opportunity to make a difference and add commercial value to an organisation going through change!
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My Significant Other (SO) and I saw Rise of the Planet of the Apes today.
We approach this very differently.
I'm a fan of the original movies. How much of a fan? I once saw all five movies in a theatre…in one day…in an ape suit. I've watched the live-action TV series, and the animated TV series. I even started to write an episode for the live-action series.
My SO? Never seen one of the movies…not even the first one.
Here's the good thing about the new movie, Rise of the Planet of the Apes: we both liked it. 🙂
If you are a fan like I am, you'll notice a lot of nods to the old movies…but amazingly, they didn't stand out to my SO. When someone says a classic line (in a possibly different context), it still belongs in the scene.
I'm very careful about spoilers, but I can mention a thing or two that doesn't hurt. For example, an orangutan is called Maurice. That's a reference to Maurice Evans, who played Dr. Zaius (an orangutan) in the original movie. Another ape is named "Cornelia", but someone first calls her "Cornelius"…a reference to the character played by Roddy McDowell in the first movie (and he returned to the role later).
So, you don't have to be a fan or a non-fan to enjoy Rise of the Planet o the Apes.
The acting is solid. I didn't think James Franco (who I often think is amazing) brought anything special to this. Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies) really impressed me. His American accent was impeccable, and my SO didn't even recognize him. David Hewlett from Stargate SG-1 has a nice character part, and Brian Cox brings his typical strength.
Andy Serkis (Gollum in the Lord of the Ring movies) has a great performance as Caesar, who is arguably the main character. We do see his performance…there is a lot of misunderstanding about motion capture. I've heard Andy Serkis interviewed on NPR, and the interviewer asked Serkis about motion capture performances being nominated for Oscars. His response was good, and reasonable. The director cuts the movie with the actor's performance: just like the director would do with any performance. The effects that transform the character are added afterwards.
We never see an actor's performance the way it was done…there is always editing, for example. Why should motion capture be any different?
The movie was moving and exciting. It was the best geeky movie we've seen this summer: better than Thor, Pirates, Green Lantern, and Captain America. My SO said Bridesmaids is still up there. 🙂
I think this is going to be a big weekend. RotPotA (great initialism!) should do quite well, The Change-Up will do okay, Harry Potter, Smurfs, and Captain America will keep doing business.
Have you seen Rise? Without spoilers, what did you think?
I did want to mention that this movie, while outside of the storyline of the original movies, has a reasonable way for the apes to have become more intelligent. That was always a weakness to me in the first movie…there wasn't enough time for that type of evolution. In this movie, it's due to human experimentation, and that makes more sense. In a significant plot point, one o the experimental chimps is pregnant…and the staff doesn't know. That seems unlikely to me, although possible. One would also assume the ape would have been necropsied…and the recent delivery would have been apparent then, if not recognized for its significance. Not a big deal, though.
Some references to the original movies:
- Caesar is the self-chosen name of the chimp leader of the rebellion in the third, fourth, and fifth movies
- In Rise, we hear news stories about the loss of the Icarus probe. While that isn't the official name in the first movie, it's become an accepted reference to the space craft that brings Charlton Heston's character to the Planet of the Apes
- Tom Felton's character says the classic lines, "Take your hands off me, you damned dirty ape" and "It's a madhouse!"
- As mentioned above, Maurice is used as the name of an orangutan, in reference to Maurice Evans. The orangutan signs that it is from a circus: a circus is key in the original chronology
- The first scene in Rise is similar to a scene in the original movie…with the roles of apes and humans reversed
- The use of firehoses and a "cattle-prod" like device occur in both the original movies and Rise
- A gorilla wants to be violent towards a human and a chimp disagrees: that matches the original movies, where the gorillas were warriors, the chimps were scientists, and the orangutans were administrators
- Caesar's mother in Rise is called "Bright Eyes"…as was Charlton Heston's character in the original movie
- The action takes place in the San Francisco Bay Area in Rise…which is also the case in the last of the original Planet of the Apes movies
This post by Bufo Calvin originally appeared in the The Measured Circle blog.


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'Polar bear in captivity at the Toronto Zoo, 2005'
photograph by Jo-Anne McArthur of We-Animals
My amazing friend Donna Oakes of Cow Jones Industrials has a very special in store event tomorrow, Saturday, December 10, as well as an online special thru Tuesday 12/13.
As Donna shared with us: "For those of you who can make it to the shop, there will be the most delicious chocolates ever from Lagusta's Luscious of New Paltz. Any item that is not already marked down will be 20% off that day with the online sale continuing thru 12/13."
Cow Jones Industrials will also donate 5% of gross proceeds from all sales during the month of December to the We Animals project. "I can't describe how amazed I am by this project and photographer/activist Jo-Anne McArthur who is also the human subject in the The Ghosts in Our Machine," says Donna.
Jane Goodall's words about Jo-Anne and her photos say it all: "Powerfully disturbing. These images take us to dark and hidden places visited by only a few determined and courageous individuals like Jo-Anne McArthur. They reveal the secret practices that many people will not want to know about."
Join me in contributing to this inspiring collaborative effort to eliminate cruelty towards animals by shopping at Cow Jones Industrials and fundraising for the We Animals project. Do It For The Ghosts.


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Subscribe To The Funny Way Jurassic World 2's J.A. Boyana Got Into Directing Updates
It's always interesting to learn about how directors begin their careers. Some work their way up through the system, directing small indies before graduating up to bigger studio films. Others choose a more unorthodox approach. For instance, Steven Spielberg infamously pretended to be an intern on the Universal lot in order to learn about filmmaking up close. However, I doubt many people can share a similar story with J.A. Bayona. The director of the upcoming Jurassic World sequel has an origin story for the ages, and his career began after he faked his way into journalism.
After hearing James Gunn recount how he first got started in the movie making business, J.A. Bayona decided to share his own story. He wrote in a series of Twitter posts that he really first got started around 1993, when he pretended to be a journalist to see free movies at a film festival. He faked it so well, that they made him interview a newcomer director on the scene, who turned out to be none other than Guillermo del Toro. Bayona didn't disclose the specifics of what they talked about, but it apparently the conversation went well because the two of them became friends. Bayona would use that connection years later to get his first movie - The Orphanage (which Guillermo del Toro notably produced). It's all about who you know, people.
That's definitely a fun story, so hopefully J.A. Bayona gets a chance to tell it in more detail at some point in the future. It's usually pretty interesting to learn about how filmmakers get their start, and it looks like Bayona has used his connections well since then. After directing emotional films like The Impossible and A Monster Calls, he was chosen to direct the blockbuster sequel to 2015's Jurassic World., titled Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. It'll be Bayona's biggest film to date by far, and it'll be interesting to see what he does with the popular franchise.
We don't know too much about Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, but it will certainly see the continued exploitation of dinosaurs by corporations. Recent merchandise also revealed that a volcano will have heavy emphasis in the dinosaur-packed sequel. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard reprise their roles from the first film, and they are joined by Toby Jones, James Cromwell and the return of Jeff Goldblum.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is scheduled to hit theaters on June 22, 2018. To learn more about the sequel, here's everything we know so far.


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Bishop's Round-Up Against Hunger
The agencies that come to the Bishop's Round-Up Against Hunger event are looking for particular items that have been traditionally provided by the Bishop's Round-Up Against Hunger. These include food, bedding, toys, paper products, diapers, HUGS (hats, underwear, gloves and socks), health kits, school kits, layettes, new toys and games.
You can help provide these items on the day of the event. As we celebrate all that the church is doing, we also want to do ministry as well to the agencies who come to the Bishop's Round-Up Against Hunger event.
Here is a listing of what would be requested by the agencies for this year's event. You can download the brochure and this flier which explain what each of these items are:
3400 cases Food (distributed in cases of 12 items)
200 boxes Bedding
100 individual Toys (new)
250 boxes Paper (toilet paper, paper towels)
750 boxes Diapers
450 sets HUGS
2600 full kits Health Kits
1500 full kits School Kits
300 sets Layettes
More information on the Bishop's Round-up for Hunger
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New Book Sheds Light on Delmarva's Role in the Underground Railroad
Author Jim Duffy hopes to provide readers with an "up-close-and-personal" understanding of several 19th-century slaves' journeys.
The cover of 'Tubman Travels' was designed by photographer and graphic designer Jill Jasuta, who is author Jim Duffy's wife.
The inspiring stories of slaves setting out in search of freedom in the 19th century come to new life for modern-day readers in "Tubman Travels: 32 Underground Railroad Journeys on Delmarva," a new book by award-winning author Jim Duffy.
"The events that unfolded on the Eastern Shore and in Delaware during slavery times are as moving and important as any in our nation's history," Duffy says. "My goal in 'Tubman Travels' is to tell these stories in fresh, engaging ways so that readers can get an up-close-and-personal feel for the times and the people who embarked on these remarkable journeys."
Each of the book's 32 chapters is centered on a specific Underground Railroad story and set at a destination linked to the events at hand. About half of the chapters are devoted to keystone events in the lives of the Delmarva region's two most famous escaped slaves, Dorchester County native Harriet Tubman and Talbot County native Frederick Douglass. Other chapters are devoted to an array of less widely known Underground Railroad heroes, including Isaac Mason, Rev. Samuel Green, Moses Viney, Harriet Shephard, Lear Green, and Sam and Emeline Hawkins, among others.
"The journeys these brave souls set out on are constantly brushing up against timeless themes that remain as vital today as they were back then—things like courage, love, family and faith," Duffy says.
'Tubman Travels' is organized geographically, with the first chapter set on the Choptank River in Cambridge. The stories that follow lead readers along rural back roads and through historic Eastern Shore towns such as Easton, St. Michaels, Denton, Chestertown, Centreville, Galena and Chesapeake City. Crossing into Delaware, the journeys continue through Seaford, Dover, Middletown, New Castle and Wilmington.
"I hope that 'Tubman Travels' inspires some people to get out and wander through the Delmarva Peninsula, getting to know its towns and its history and its people," Duffy says. "But I also worked very hard to present things in ways that will appeal to armchair travelers, too."
For more information, visit www.SecretsoftheEasternShore.com or call 443-477-4490.


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If you are truly looking to get away from it all, these hotels are for you. Totally secluded and often super luxurious, these destinations are sure to inspire you to plan your next adventure.
Sleep under the stars by night and go on safari adventures by day at the Lion Sands Resort near Cape Town, South Africa. You won't see any people while staying in this secluded treehouse, but you may be visited by a liony friend.
Since you're already in Africa, after you leave the treehouse head north to the Manta Resort on Pemba Island off the coast of Tanzania, and stay in their underwater hotel room. Pictured below is the above-water deck where you can relax all day before heading down to your underwater room to watch marine life swim by as you drift off to an amazing night's sleep.
The Brando, in French Polynesia, is a luxury eco resort developed by Marlon Brando himself. Accessible only by plane, relaxation starts at the airport in Tahiti. Experience snorkeling, paddle boarding and an award winning spa all while vacationing on a private island.
The Viceroy in Bali, Indonesia tops the seclusion list, and quite possibly only because The Rest Of Us can't afford it. At $1000 a night I would hope you don't run into anyone unless you want to!
I have no idea how you stay warm, but I'm sure the folks at the Ice Hotel in Jukkasjärvi, Sweden have figured it out. Built in 1989, the ice rooms are absolutely gorgeous works of art.
These all glass, completely isolated, individual hotel rooms developed by Pure Pods are quite possibly New Zealand's best kept secret. This Pod, located in Little River, is one of 5 locations just outside of Christchurch. It is a walk-in location, meaning you park your car and have a short walk to the Pod past the beautiful river. I'm sure it is well worth the walk!
If you would prefer your own private island, accessible only by helicopter, Nosy Ankao island, off the coast of Madagascar, is a dream destination. With only 14 villas total, you won't be bothered by swarms of guests and are assured personal attention if you want it.
The Fleming Villa at the Golden Eye Resort, in Ocho Rios, is seclusion on top of seclusion. Step out of your villa and onto your own private beach.
If international travel is not your thing, no worries! The Tres Luna resort is a boutique style resort located in Texas. Oozing with southern charm and hospitality, Tres Luna strives for a B&B atmosphere at their hotel. The vanishing edge pool and luxurious accommodations will make you feel a million miles from Texas.
If you have always dreamed of traveling to France and staying in a treehouse, the Origin Treehouse is perfectly secluded and nestled into an old giant oak tree on forested grounds of Château Raray, a castle in northern France. It just gets better and better.
There you have it- 10 inspirational ideas for traveling the world in seclusion. Which is your favorite? I am having hard time deciding between the Lion Sand Resort's open air hotel room and the island off the coast of Madagascar with just 14 villas. Alas, our helicopter is in the shop and my husband would be terrified of being eaten by a lion, so I guess we'll stay stateside this year. 😉
Travel Tips & Tricks
- Do you need a passport? It's kind of important! US residents can check out this article on obtaining (or renewing) a passport.
- The best travel advice I have ever received is "take half as much clothing, twice as much money." Ain't that the truth?! I am a chronic over-packer and adhering to this has been a challenge. I was able to pull it off on our last vacation, which was great because then I had room for all of the stuff I bought with the "twice as much money" part of this equation. <heh heh>
- The second best travel advice I have ever received is that if you are traveling with a group or another couple, build in downtime for yourself or you and your spouse. Too much "together" can take its toll. Nothing says that because you are vacationing together you have to do everything together. If you're a foodie and your friends are not, go out to dinner with your partner. If you want to read and they want to rent wave runners, stay behind and read. This is your vacation, so make it one you have the best time possible during.
- Airlines have cracked down on luggage sizes and weights, and the fee for an overweight bag can be astronomical. If your luggage is older, consider upgrading to a set that is guaranteed to be the correct size for carryons and is also lightweight. I bought this Travelhouse 3-piece luggage set for my daughter's recent vacation. The largest piece weighs just 9 pounds, it has spinner wheels and a TSA approved lock. It also comes in several colors, which is my third tip: If you're purchasing new luggage, consider luggage that is a color or pattern – in other words, not black! It will be so much easier to spot your bag on the luggage carousel. This is especially handy when traveling with kids whose luggage you also need to find. No one wants to hang out at the airport checking every black bag that passes by! Is that it…no…is that it…no…I think that's it…nope. A new luggage set can solve a lot of headaches, for a pretty reasonable price!
- TSA approved bottles for liquids are another must-have when planning a big trip. These squeezable silicone bottles are 2 and 3 ounces and can be refilled each time you travel. Yes, you can check larger sized containers, but for items you want access to throughout your flight, these bottles are perfect!
- Take comfy shoes, even if you think you won't do a lot of walking. You never know what adventures will pop up and buying shoes you already have at home is an expense that is easy to avoid.
- Save on hotel stays by choosing hotel groups, such as Intercontinental Hotels, that regularly offer deals and discounts.
Want more inspiration? See why everyone is pinning about Iceland here! (It may have something to do with the gorgeous black sand beaches of Vik, and less to do with ice….)
Happy travels!


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hi. i'm new to the list and just baught an iriver h10 because thats the only series available. are there plans to provide usage for this moddle? i'm really bummed out that i can't use my iriver.
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Kitchen. Tuesday , November 13th , 2018 - 08:14:01 AM
Modern kitchens today are very reliable and make life simpler for all the different users. In such situations, you will need a cooking area that incorporates all the appliances that will certainly make your work much easier. You could likewise have sinks with faucets that are touch-responsive to make your cleaning faster and easier.
Appliances in your new kitchen need not be the most recent release from a major appliance company. While having the fancy new refrigerator or the hottest new 5 burner cook top may be nice, does it fit into your overall decorating scheme and budget? Believe it or not, a retro refrigerator, if working properly, could be the right fit for your new kitchen. Even your kitchen hood exhaust fan from a different time period can work, as long as it functions fine and does not pose a danger to the rest of your house.
If you choose to take a modern technology approach to your design, modern kitchen designers will search out the to-the-minute appliances and technological kitchen advances. The kitchen will feature a computerized refrigerator, stove, oven and other appliances. It is highly likely that this kitchen will feature a kitchen computer and a console in which portable devices can be charged. It is also likely that there will be a computerized central device that will alert family members to scheduled activities, messages and other plans or notes.
Modern art is made up of everything from the last of the impressionist paintings to Andy Warhol's soup cans and everything that came between them. Something that got painted five minutes ago could be considered modern. Thankfully, when it comes to figuring out whether your chairs are modern chairs in your kitchen. There are just two criteria to keep in mind: are the chairs multi functional and are they artistic enough to be appreciated on their own while not serving any practical purpose? What does that mean?
Cabinetry of a modern luxury kitchen will distinctly lack extra features found in traditional style designs. Most modern cabinets are simple, square or rectangular shaped, without fancy door handles. Although 'plain' the look of the cabinetry is sleek, clean, and highly functional. The look is all about working properly and showcasing your personal style. In fact, you may wish to completely leave cabinet doors off for the sheer convenience of access and sexy open look.
Some people might scoff at the idea of a chair being a work of art but contemporary kitchen chairs are often exactly that. The sign of the modern kitchen chair is that it does not have to serve any real purpose for people to appreciate it on an artistic level. Are your hairs artistic enough to fulfill that requirement? Could you sit one of your chairs in the living room, not put anything on it and still have people admire it for its artistic merits? If so, then you have modern kitchen chairs!
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Brexit vote sends shockwaves across the Atlantic
The UK's stunning vote to leave the European Union has sent political tremors across the Atlantic, with Donald Trump hoping that frustrated US voters will back similarly sweeping change.
The result has also rattled Democrats, who are ba nking on Americans ultimately choosing a more conventional leader in Hillary Clinton this autumn.
The parallels between the forces that drove the British vote and those at the core of Mr Trump's campaign are striking.
Among them is a belief that globalisation is hurting the working classes, and increased immigration is changing the country's character.
In both the US and UK, there is strong resentment of political elites who often appear to have little connection to the voters they are supposed to represent.
"I think there are great similarities between what happened here and my campaign," Mr Trump said from Scotland, where he was attending the opening of one of his golf courses.
"People want to see borders. They don't necessarily want people pouring into their country that they don't know who they are and where they come from."
In the US, presumptive Democratic nominee Mrs Clinton cast the economic uncertainty which followed the Brexit vote as a reason America needs "calm, steady, experienced leadership" in the Oval Office - a knock on her often unpredictable and politically inexperienced Republican rival.
Mrs Clinton's aides also highlighted Trump's assertion on Friday that a weaker pound would make his Scottish golf course more attractive to visitors.
"Donald Trump actively rooted for this outcome and he's rooting for the economic turmoil in its wake," said Jake Sullivan, Clinton's senior policy adviser.
Other Democrats, openly anxious, warned that the party should not underestimate the willingness of angry American voters to choose a more uncertain path in November and side with Mr Trump.
"It's a timely big splash of cold water in the face of Democrats," said Ron Kirk, the former Democratic mayor of Dallas and US trade representative for president Barack Obama.
Democratic operative Lynda Tran said that if US voters are indeed seeking a broad political overhaul in November, Mrs Clinton will be "at a major disadvantage".
"Having spent the last three decades of her life in public service, in the public eye and being a core part of the policies and the administrations that have brought us to where we are right now, it's very difficult for her to grab the mantle of change," Ms Tran said of the former secretary of state, senator and first lady.
Mr Trump is trying to rebound from one of the worst stretches of his campaign. He has struggled to raise money and build a robust organisation for the general election, and this week he shook up his operation by firing campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
But for some Republicans, the outcome in Britain was a reminder that despite Mr Trump's shortcomings, he may be the candidate most attuned to voters - something which campaign funding cannot buy.
"Brexit is a wakeup call for the Clinton team," said Scott Reed, chief strategist for the US Chamber of Commerce. "The status quo won't work this cycle."
The referendum was fuelled by support from white, working class voters from outside the UK's population centres - a similar profile to Mr Trump's supporters. The biggest challenge for Mr Trump will be broadening his base and overcoming his negative standing with minorities and women.
Unlike in Britain, where the referendum was decided on the basis of a national popular vote, the American election is determined on a state-by-state basis, with many of the most politically powerful states also being the most diverse.
But Jerry Spaulding, a farmer from Gilmanton, New Hampshire, who plans to vote for Mr Trump in November, said he would not be surprised if the breadth of Mr Trump's support is broader than it may look in public opinion polls.
"I do think you're going to see a lot of people coming out of the woodwork, like they did in Britain," Mr Spaulding said.
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