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Edmonton Eskimos CEO Len Rhodes will be leaving the organization next week, the club announced Monday.
Rhodes and the organization "mutually agreed" to part ways, according to a news release. Rhodes will leave the Eskimos on Feb. 20.
"During Len's seven-year tenure leading this organization, he has made significant contributions and has brought considerable success to this team and the city," said Eskimos Board Chair, Brad Sparrow, in a news release. "His hard work, perseverance and commitment to the team and the community have been admirable, and our Board of Directors wish to thank Len for his positive contributions."
Rhodes joined the Eskimos organization as president and CEO in 2011. Under his tenure, the Eskimos won the Grey Cup championship in 2015.
"2019 was scheduled to be the final year of my Eskimos contract," Rhodes said, in a news release. "Through the course of several recent conversations, it became clear to me that I want to pursue other opportunities. The Board and I felt it would be best if I left the organization now rather than at the end of 2019 to allow the football club to establish a plan to move forward.
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( Reuters ) - A tropical storm swept parts of Bangladesh, killing at least 12 people and injuring more than 200, media reports said on Sunday.
The storm, packing winds of up to 100 kph (60 mph), hit nine districts in north and northeastern Bangladesh, the reports said.
Heavy rain and hail damaged rice and other crops across thousands of acres (hectares), agriculture officials told reporters.
It flattened thousands of huts and several schools.
Tropical storms and tornadoes are common in densely populated Bangladesh, killing hundreds of people every year.
A cyclone in November last year, the worst since 1991, killed more than 3,300 people, made millions homeless and destroyed around 1 million tonnes of rice, the country's main staple food.
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To graduate clinical doctorate physical therapists who are highly-valued professionals who practice autonomously in a highly diverse community. Graduates will provide care in consideration of scientific evidence and will assume social responsibility in their communities.
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Be forewarned this is another one of my not-really-a-recipe recipes. I think sausage taste really depends on how each individual family likes it. For my sausage, I added 4 t. salt, 1 t. garlic powder, and 1/2 t. onion powder. We aren't really fans of too spicy sausage and I wanted mine to taste something like jerky. Some nice spice add-ins could be sage, thyme, rosemary, or something similar.
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With an overall population of 85,806 and a student population of 7,877, approximately 6,269 of Rochester students attend one of Rochester's schools that offer mechanical engineering programs.
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Salmon P. Chase: A Life in Politics
Salmon P. Chase: A Life in Politics
In June 1868, Salmon P. Chase noted pessimistically that he did not expect to be nominated for president at the coming Democratic convention. Said Chase, "The talk about me will come to nothing. The Democracy is not democratic enough yet." The chief justice was correct in his assessment and for the fourth time in sixteen years a major party bypassed him as its standard-bearer. Chase knew after three previous disappointments that his position on rights for blacks--in 1868 it was his advocacy of black suffrage-- was too advanced for his nomination. Throughout his public career he had been in the vanguard of the movement for racial justice, first taking up the cause of the fugitive slave as a young Cincinnati attorney in the late 1830s. Through the 1840s and early 1850s he labored in the Liberty and Free-Soil movements until emerging into greater national prominence as a founder of the Republican party. Three unsuccessful tries for that party's nomination revealed him to be too pronounced an advocate of racial equality to be acceptable. Thus when the Democrats rejected him in 1868, Chase was prepared for the outcome.
There were other flaws in Chase's ongoing search for the presidency. Most especially he was regarded by many as an overly ambitious politician willing to stop at nothing to advance his own goals. Beginning with his controversial election to the Senate in 1849, and continuing with his use of the governorship of Ohio as a stepping- stone to the presidency, Chase alienated countless politicians in his . . .


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SEWANEE, TN --- Saturday, October 29th, 2016. The lions come home victorious at the 2016 Sewanee University Invite, winning 15 out of 19 events and setting 13 meet records.
In the 200 medley relay (Pendergraft, Reichenbach, Jones, Brown) placed 3rd in 1:42.67.
In the 200 free relay (Stigant, Mendoza, Mendez, Aleksandrowicz) placed 1st in a meet record (1:25.77).
In the 200 IM, Mendoza finished 1st (1:56.73) in meet record time, Jones 7th (2:09.40), and Bonna 8th (2:13.70).
In the 400 IM, Mendoza placed 1st (4:12.11) in meet record time, Raczynski 3rd (4:27.55), Reichenbach 8th (4:35.67), and Rabern 11th (5:22.57).
In the 200 fly, Brown finished 6th (2:13.37), and Rabern placed 11th (2:26.25). In the 200 back, Pendergraft finished 5th (2:06.49), and Reichenbach placed 6th (2:08.15). In the 200 breast Jones placed 3rd (2:19.07), Carrasquilla 5th (2:23.37), and Roberts placed 9th (2:44.62).
In the 200 free, Raczynski placed 1st (1:46.74), Mendes 4th (1:51.06), Williamson 5th (1:51.71), Armes 9th (1:56.23), and Roberts 14th (2:03.91). In the 500 free, Raczynski placed 1st (4:46.84), Williamson 5th (5:03.63), Armes 7th (5:08.50), and Rabern 14th (5:40.87).
In the 50 free Aleksandrowicz placed 1st (21.25) in meet record time, Mendes placed 2nd (21.86), Stigant placed 4th (22.42), Williamson placed 7th (23.34), Carrasquilla placed 14th (23.98), Perry placed 16th (24.52), and Bonna placed 18th (24.94). In the 100 free, Aleksandrowicz placed 1st (46.96) in meet record time, Stigant placed 4th (49.86), Brown placed 9th (51.20), Roberts placed 17th (54.17), Bonna placed 21st (56.41) and Foxworth placed 23rd (1:01.03).
Senior Captain, David Rabern, commented: "It was a blast! We have been at this meet for three years, year 1 we did not place year 2 we placed second and here we are at year 3 winning won both the men and women. It is an honor and blessing to watch our team progress and finish on top!"
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Why is there so much fascination with the so-called God gap, the finding that the more religiously observant Americans are, the more likely they are to vote Republican? Or, to put it the other way round, the more secular Americans are, the more likely they are to vote Democratic?
The question was raised Tuesday by Karlyn Bowman, a resident fellow and public opinion expert at the American Enterprise Institute, at a conference for journalists sponsored by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.
Ms. Bowman was not questioning the reality of the God gap, which actually widened in the November elections. Although Democrats made gains among virtually every religious group and even cut into the Republican advantage among weekly worshipers, the gap still widened because Democrats made even greater gains among the less religiously active and affiliated.
But given the general continuity of religious trends, which Ms. Bowman also underlined, why has the God gap so thoroughly overshadowed the attention given to other persistent gaps in public life and voting patterns? She mentioned the generation gap, the gender gap, the education gap between people with or without college degrees, the income gap, the marriage gap, and, of course, the racial gap between whites and blacks.
By her way of calculating these gaps in the recent election, two of them (income and marriage) are comparable to the voting gap between weekly worshipers and less frequent ones, and one of them (race) is far greater.Continue reading the main story
There is enough thinking about these many divisions among voters that some political scientists have even begun to write about "gapology."
Plausible answers to Ms. Bowman's question are not hard to come by. Some may be obvious. But spelling them out sheds a little light on the public role of religion and a lot more light on the way that role is discussed.
Every gap, of course, has its 15 minutes of fame. The generation gap rode the wave of student antiwar demonstrations in the 1960s and '70s along with the lowering of the voting age to 18.
The gender gap followed on the crest of feminism and the growing entry of women into politics. Actually, as Ms. Bowman pointed out in an e-mail message, the gender gap "was always a two-sided coin (Democrats were doing better with women, and Republicans with men), but most of the journalistic commentary — at least to my recollection — focused on the female side of the story."
Controversy about claims by the Moral Majority and the Christian Coalition to be the new arbiters of political power goes back to the 1980s. But as John Green, now a senior fellow at the Pew Forum in Washington, has pointed out, it wasn't until 1992 that a sustained gap in voting behavior between frequent and less frequent worshipers, regardless of religious background, became more politically significant than the familiar differences in voting among religious groups.
For people who wanted the nation to pay greater heed to the role of religion in public life, this God gap — or more strictly, religious attendance gap — was the smoking gun they had been waiting for. Conservative religious leaders, wanting to maximize their political influence, seized on the evidence that electoral success might depend on wooing more religiously observant voters.
But the ranks of those underscoring the God gap also included political scientists and sociologists who had been struggling for years to earn for religion the attention they felt it deserved as a political force alongside race, class and gender. In addition, consultants and ideologists quickly emerged, eager to advise Republicans and Democrats on how to exploit or counter the faith factor in campaigns.
Still, that is only half the story. The God gap also became the specter haunting a large segment of the chattering classes — pundits, intellectuals, academics, liberal strategists — who had bought into the belief that secularization was the inevitable wave of the future. Having long assumed that religion was quietly retiring to private life, if not to oblivion, they had been growing increasingly anxious about the emergence of religious faith as a political force.
That anxiety peaked with the demonstration of religion's lethal potential on 9/11 and with the demonstration in 2004 of the Bush administration's apparent dexterity in religion-based politics. One result has been the recent crop of books warning that theocracy was just around the corner in the United States.
In short, there was a convergence of opinion makers approaching the God gap from different directions. There were those encouraged about the public power of religion, those appalled by it, those trying to understand it, and those eager to manipulate it. Together, they propelled the God gap to its outsize status in the political imagination. They did not create the God gap. They inflated it.
The God gap is not, as far as anyone can detect, going away. It may narrow. It may widen. It will be affected by the issues and personalities that force themselves on the public for decisions. It will be affected by the contrary currents that define American culture — its deep religiousness and its creeping secularity.
In November, though the God gap widened, it did not prove to be the engine of a Republican juggernaut.
Perhaps the God gap will now be recognized as important but not all-important, as only one of a number of gaps defining American political life, as something not to be ignored but also not to be overstated.Continue reading the main story


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Borgo Magliano is a resort immersed in the Maremma Toscana and, drawing on the distinctive values of its location, we have designed its own trademark. Its closeness to the sea and the gentle slopes of the Maremma region are represented by waves;
its historical/cultural values are represented graphically by a mediaeval fortress. The colour scheme has, of course, been designed along the same lines: green and blue for the waves combined with the dark brown colour of the fortress.
The intention behind this trademark is to evoke the idea of an all-round holiday resort: offering everything from beautiful landscapes to a notable cultural heritage.
ater on we were asked to create a coordinated graphic design for three brands connected with the resort's catering service: a restaurant (Punto a capo), bar (Ghiacco forte) and market (Il Borghetto).
We were asked to make the trademarks as international looking as possible, while, at the same time, projecting a sense of the local area with its bars and restaurants (inns), the courtyards
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EXCLUSIVE: London-based sales company takes on UK drama set in Cornwall.
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Testing Teachers
The news out of New York City and Los Angeles, homes of the nation's largest and second largest school districts, respectively, was predictable. The two districts announced that they will use standardized tests to grade teachers, rather than merely to grade students. It was the inevitable next step in the obsession with these controversial instruments.
Let's begin in New York City, where a law passed last year requires that teachers be graded from "ineffective" to "highly effective." Teachers who are found "ineffective" for two consecutive years can be fired. Standardized tests given to students will determine 40 percent of the teacher's rating. I still haven't seen any evidence to justify this weight. Is there something magical about this number? According to The New York Times, city officials intend to place less emphasis on multiple choice tests and more on tasks ("Test for Pupils, But the Grades Go to Teachers," May 24). But Kentucky used this approach, only to abandon it because results could not be compared from one year to the next.
Now let's travel 3,000 miles to Los Angeles, where 39 high schools have been offered the opportunity to allow improvement in a student's score on the California Standards Test, which is administered in May, to boost a student's final grade in a class ("High schools offer grade boosts to students who improve test scores," Los Angeles Times, May 24). But since a teacher's evaluation is heavily tied to scores on the standardized test, the effect in Los Angeles is similar to the effect in New York even though the details differ slightly.
On the same day that the news was reported in The New York Times and Los Angeles Times, Education Week published a story that seven recently named Teachers of the Year wrote a letter to the New York State Board of Regents warning about the danger of evaluating teachers inordinately on standardized tests ("The Promise and Perils of Changing Teacher Evaluations"). They correctly understood the implications.
What to make of all this? I have no objection to the use of standardized tests to be one of multiple measures in evaluating teachers, although ideally these tests should be used only for diagnostic purposes as they are in Finland. What is clear is that the decision to use them in other ways is not being driven by evidence. Instead, it is increasingly being pushed by advocacy groups. I recently posted about the threat to public education posed by venture philanthropy ("The Octopuses in School Reform"). The latest news is further confirmation of the inordinate role that corporate reformers are playing in school reform. It's an alarming trend that most Americans do not fully understand.


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Supporting instruments for Science and Technology cooperation
Embassy of France in Australia:
The Embassy instruments are advertised on this link
The FASIC (French-Australia Science Innovation Collaboration Grants) is a French-Australian Hubert-Curien Partnership for cooperation in science, technology and innovation.
In 2018 and 2019 the FASIC programme is implemented along three different schemes: FASIC Workshops, FASIC PhD and FASIC Researchers. This program is meant as a catalyst and aims to support the launch and the critical early-stage development of bilateral research projects between France and Australia. It also aims to support the strategic scaling-up of science and technology collaborations.
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AINSE – ANSTO – French Embassy Program Scholarships: SAAFE
An annual call for applications in partnership with ANSTO and AINSE in order to facilitate exchanges between France and Australia of PhD students from the nuclear and engineering sectors in the fields of healthcare, environment or the nuclear fuel cycle.
The Australian-French Association for Research and Innovation (AFRAN) aims to actively promote the development of research and innovation cooperation between France and Australia. The Association supports the community of researchers, industry players, community stakeholders and policy makers who are involved in existing research and innovation bilateral collaborations or who seek ways to develop new initiatives of interest for our two countries.
Join AFRAN : http://afran.org.au/register/
Contact AFRAN : http://afran.org.au/contact-us/
Australian federal opportunities
• The Australian Research Council – ARC:
Foreign researchers are eligible for these opportunities providing they are not in the role of coordinator for the submitted projects.
Discovery program : provides funding for fundamental research through 5 pathways:
Discovery Projects
Discovery Early Career Researcher Award
Future Fellowships
Australian Laureate Fellowships
Discovery Indigenous
Linkage Program : provides funding for research projects with a partnership with business, industry, community organisations or other publicly funded research agencies
Linkage Projects
Industrial Transformation Research Program
Linkage Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities
ARC Centres of Excellence
Special Research Initiatives
Linkage Learned Academies Special Projects
The calendars for the various ARC funding opportunities can be found here:
• National Health and Medical Research Council – NHMRC:
A number of grants from the National Health and Medical Research Council correspond to various priorities:
Grants to Create New Knowledge
Grants to Accelerate Research Translation
Grants to Build Australia's Future Capability
Work With Partners
Collaborative Grants (NHMRC international activities)
Descriptions and calendars for these opportunities are available here:
• Global Innovation Linkages (NISA) :
This opportunity finances partnership research projects initiated by an academic laboratory and an Australian company, and an associate partner (academic or industrial) from one of 17 priority countries. The grant can provide up to $1 million AUD for a project for a maximum of 4 years, with equivalent contributions (in cash or in kind) brought by the consortium. The financed projects must correspond with the themes of the Australian Growth Centers.
• Global connection funds (ATSE) (priming grants / bridging grants) :
This opportunity offers limited financing, type seed-funding (7000 AUD for priming grants/50 000 AUD for bridging grants. It finances the initiation of partnership research projects associating an Australian academic laboratory and an SME from one of 17 priority countries.
• Regional Collaborations Programme (AAS) :
The Australian Academy of Science (the Academy) invites Australian research organisations and businesses to apply for funding for multi-partner projects and/or non-project aligned, multi-partner workshops under the Regional Collaborations Programme. The programme will fund Australian participants from eligible organisations to collaborate with regional and international science, research and innovation partners on solutions to shared regional challenges within the Asia–Pacific region.
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Tonight we are having a going away party for our Lyndsey. She is going into the ARMY and will leave for Boot camp on Monday. I cant believe the time has come for her to leave. She is excited but scared. She has had about 20 of her friends over. WE fed them pizza, hot wings, chicken tenders, pop corn chicken, chips & dip,cake and ice cream. They are all hanging out playing PS3 and talking.... man oh man to be 19 - 20 again.
The girls all went down so good tonight.....they wanted to hang out with all the teens, but went to bed gracefully. Bella joined in on the party though....she took a nap at preschool so going to be at 7pm was not on her agenda...lol
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From Boston's Back Streets to Mainstream Success
Boston Redevelopment Agency
Immigrant-owned businesses are fueling urban economies
In a low brown mid size warehouse in Boston's South End, Amado and his family have a janitorial wholesale supplies company. For the past 15 years, they have provided the commercial equipment and cleaning products needed to maintain the clusters of high-rise office and condos in downtown Boston.
With ten employees, six of whom are part of his extended family, Amado's business is a small, unglamorous and a behind the scenes operation. But it is also well-managed, highly profitable and through the "Boston Back Streets Program" now being recognized and supported as an essential component of Boston's social and economic traffic.
The City of Boston is actually recognised as having coined the term "back streets" when they launched the "Boston Back Streets" program to provide a range of land use and business assistance strategies to Boston's industrial sector. "Backstreet" Businesses are generally defined as small to medium size light industrial or commercial businesses that create products or provide services in manufacturing, wholesale, commercial, logistics, construction and food processing. In contrast, "Mainstreet" offices and retail businesses are those that typically sell previously prepared materials or provide services directly to the consumer. While "Backstreet" businesses complement those on "Mainstreet" they tend to be unknown and overlooked.
Workers in Backstreet jobs are more likely to be racial and ethnic minorities since these businesses create good middle income jobs that are accessible to all levels of education; see Boston Back Streets data tables . On average, Back Street businesses pay salaries that are double what is offered on "Main Street" – making them critical in achieving greater inclusion and equality for newcomers and minority groups in the city.
The City of Boston identified more than 4,000 small and mid-size light industrial and commercial businesses that operate within the city's boundaries but away from the main areas. Collectively, these "Backstreet" companies generate more than 100,000 jobs (one in five jobs in Boston) and pay over $30 million annually in taxes and represent a key lever to the city's economic development and success.
The Back Streets Program…
Boston's "Back Streets Program" was launched in November 2001 by Mayor Thomas Merino when the city's economic development office identified that profitable and well-established backstreet businesses were leaving the city because they lacked the resources they needed to grow. There were problems of inadequate space, competing land uses, insufficient parking and difficulty navigating through the bureaucracy of City Hall.
Prior to this time, Backstreet Businesses were not formally organized, and had no way to address these obstacles in a unified way and make a case for their needs. In addition, most felt overlooked by "Main Street" business organizations and were reluctant to raise their concerns with them.
Boston Mayor Thomas Merino had the foresight to recognize the potential of these immigrant businesses to support the local interests, "The goal of the Back Streets program is to support Boston's many small and medium-sized industrial and commercial companies by creating the conditions in which they can grow and prosper, and attract new manufacturing and commercial businesses to the city."
Beyond creating a healthy business environment for these businesses to operate, the Back Streets program leads the way with its recognition that small to mid size business that are primarily immigrant owned are also the nexus at which social and economic interest meet. While social programs form a safety net, they generally tend to offer few opportunities for personal development or genuine career opportunities with livable wages.
Back Streets companies encourage employees to develop career skills, help immigrant adapt by improving language skills, local work experience and servings as a conduit for the delivery of services such as financial planning and home ownership opportunities. Back Street companies are generally very willing to take these socially beneficial tasks on since it is ultimately in their own economic self interest to build a staff of skilled and loyal employees.
Specific Sector Support…
The Back Streets Program provides support in four main areas including: real estate, work force, business assistance and resources and partnerships.
Real Estate
Land use and better planning to support Back Street businesses became a primary driver of the program. The City of Boston adopted the goal of no net loss of the industrial space that these businesses require. To protect industrial land from residential or institutional conversion, the City of Boston strengthened the zoning review guidelines. The Back Streets Program also launched a commercial and industrial "site finder" to help growing and new companies find the space that they need to operate successfully. This portal uses internal city resources, as well as information from Boston's leading commercial and industrial real estate brokers to track and suggest suitable locations for expanding Backstreet businesses; click here to access the Industrial Site Finder.
Work Force
The Back Streets Program helps companies find, train and develop workers through a job readiness services such as career centres, English language and job training programs.
Business Assistance
The Back Street Program provides a team of ombudsmen to the Back Street Business community to provide solutions, resources and contacts as they relate to specific business needs. This includes solutions to issues on zoning, permitting and how to navigate City Hall.
Financing and Partnerships
The Back Street Program helps direct resources towards these businesses including low interest rate loans to qualified businesses and tax exempt financing for projects and equipment with costs over $3 million.
Making it Work for You:
- Small business needs are complex --the city of Boston made it easier with one stop shopping for zoning, permits, and business technical assistance
- Immigrant owned businesses are a natural nexus for social and economic integration, helping immigrants improve language skills, acquire work experience and learn about financial management and property ownership
- Advertise for success. Highlight the contributions of local Back Street business members through city-wide promotional campaigns and help stimulate your local economy.
Tags: Boston, business, Business development, entrepreneurship, zoning
Themes: Cities as wealth creators, Policy makers, Plan, Local economic development, Neighbourhood renewal, Urban planning, Zoning, Business support, Entrepreneurship
For this Good Idea contact:
Salvatore DiStefano , Back Streets Manager
Boston Redevelopment Agency
One City Hall Square
Boston, MA, United States,
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We have been on a mega road trip across Europe recently, which has meant huge excitement and very late nights. This has led to some over exhausted children, and my 5yo, (who is in school and obviously doesn't usually sleep in the day), being in absolute, desperate need of a nap in the day.
Trouble is, she is unbelievably stubborn, (absolutely not a trait she has inherited from me, thank you Mr PB!! 😉 ), and seems to see nap resistance as some sort of personal challenge, every time I risked a peek into the back, I would see those baby blues, firmly wide open and staring at me defiantly.
It gave me the idea for this post though.
The 5 stages of naptime resistance.
"I am not tired, not even a little bit, I do not need a nap." Usually accompanied by some extreme eye rubbing and/or yawning.
"I don't want to have an early night, I'm not even tired, can I just sit here with my eyes closed and 'rest' and still go out for dinner tonight?"
"I'm nooooooooot tiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrreeeeeeeed, you're so mean, you're the meanest mummy ever, this behaviour does NOT mean that I'm obviously tired!"
Arms generally folded, lower lip jutting and a scowl.
This is the point where you sneak a peek into the back and spot your little cherub, mouth open, possibly snoring and finally peaceful!
One of the days though, it took over an hour and a half of driving to hit on 'acceptance'. An hour and a half! With her steely core and sheer defiant will, I'm starting to get terrified of what the teenage years will have in store for me! 😀


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So, instead of purchasing expensive sugar scrubs in fancy jars with pretty names and labels {which are also filled all kinds of stuff in addition to the "sugar" that none of us can pronounce} to exfoliate and moisturize my skin, I have created my very own semi-organic sugar body scrub that is simply delectable. I liberally use it from head to toe nearly every day and my skin is as smooth as silk {just ask my husband...and he uses it too}.
The essential oils I used for my Garden Club were peppermint and rosemary - a fabulous marriage of scents and perfect for gardening hands and tired feet. For the holidays I offered an additional fragrance of French lavender, which is wonderfully relaxing to use in the evenings before bedtime.
Lavender Oil
You want the recipe? Here it is...
*I grow these herbs in my garden so I had them available. Not to worry if you do not have fresh herbs. You will still get the benefits of the scrub using just the essential oils.
Mix together the sugar and oil until evenly blended, then add the drops of your favorite pure essential oil. When all is blended well and smells good, add about a handful of freshly crushed and chopped rosemary leaves or lavender leaves, depending upon which fragrance you chose to use. The grape seed oil makes a beautiful pale green tint to the scrub and with the fresh leaves blended in, it looks beautiful in a jar and smells even better.
My sugar scrub was such a success that I ended up taking dozens of orders for it during the holidays for teacher's gifts, hostess gifts, gardener gifts, and girlfriend gifts. The key of course, in making it a beautiful gift to give is all in the packaging {which we all know}, and which I love to create.
If you would like to package it for a pretty gift for a friend or someone special, this is how I did mine...
I finished the jar with a beautifully printed label {the border design/frame I used was royalty free artwork} and then I did the appropriate typesetting based on the fragrance on the front of the jar.
To make it gift worthy, I packaged it in a clear cellophane bag and tied it with a simple soft creamy white bow. The final touch was a personalized tag attached to the bow with "Ciao" printed on the front {which you may recognize from the top right corner of my blog} and then some details of the scrub on the back of the tag. No gift bag or wrap necessary!
{But I'll tell you a secret...when I make it for myself and use it in my shower, I just put it in a plastic tub and scoop it out generously as I wish - not so pretty, but the same good stuff.}
Hope you will try this - it's fabulous, not only in the winter months {especially during our Polar Vortex}, but all year long. I know you will enjoy using it.


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Yesterday at the CEO Forum I heard two themes. One was echoed by many, the other was just loud and really compelling.
CEOs talked a lot about the misfit between third level education and the needs of businesses today. Students need more hands on, practical experience and universities need to do more to make this happen. I've heard similar in other venues and want to keep listening to get a better perspective from the POV of tech companies and tech graduates.
Michael O' Leary (Ryan Air) was loud and entertaining of course but he also kept returning to one message for the CEOs in the room: Your success to date is not enough. You've got to be bolder, you've got to think bigger. Ireland is not enough, Europe is not enough, the US is not enough. We've got to keep pushing to build bigger, global businesses out of Ireland.
A battle cry of raw ambition alright and it's great to hear him shouting about it. And it's not just our CEOs that need to embody it, so too do our VCs, Accelerators, Government and the rest of us. We're shooting for BILLION Dollar valuations here my friends and, as O' Leary says, if a couple of guys based in Swords can build the world's largest airline there's no reason why we can't achieve them.


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Thriprayar is a town in the South Indian state of Kerala. The nearest major urban agglomeration is the city of Thrissur, at a distance of 25 km, which also happens to be the district headquarters. The town is located at the Bay of Bengal coast. Those with an enthusiasm for temples as well as beaches can visit this place.
Places to Stay
Thrissur has a wide range of budget hotels to lodge travellers. Some of the options which are worth trying out are Pearl Regency Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 700), Elite International Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 600), Mannapuram Hotel (Tariff – Rs. 900), Hotel Pathans Residential (Tariff – Rs. 600) and others.
The official language of the area is Malayalam. English and Tamil are also spoken and understood.
The main events of the area are Vishu in April, Thrissur Pooram festival in April/May, Onam in August, the two Eid(s) and Christmas.
Places of Interest
Some of the places which are worth visiting in the area are the Thriprayar Temple (originally owned by the Zamorin rulers), Nattika Beach, Kumaranelloor Temple and others. Places which are worth a visit in Thrissur are Vadakkunnathan Temple, Thrissur Pooram, Puli Kali, Our Lady of Lourdes Syro-Malabar Catholic Metropolitan Cathedral and others. Beach-lovers can also head to the coast and enjoy the picturesque sunset over the Arabian Sea.
How to Get There
The close-by airport is the Cochin International Airport in Kochi at a distance of 57 km.
The nearest railway station is the Thrissur Railway Station at a distance of 24 km.
Usually state transport buses ply on routes connecting the city to other cities in the region. Among private operators, Kallada Travels has a fairly good presence. Buses to the area are available from all cities. Making use of bus ticket offers are the best way to save money while travelling.


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Having a problem with lots and lots of moss growing in with my grass,if it is raked up it takes the grass with it and leaves bare dirt. Help Please :(
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Sat, 04/06/2013 - 10:36#1
mossy grass
Sat, 04/06/2013 - 12:17(Reply to #1) #2
Re: mossy grass
Moss generally only grows in deep shade where grass doesn't do well. It makes an attractive, low maintenance (no mow) ground cover that chokes out weeds. What do you need help with?
Sun, 04/07/2013 - 13:24(Reply to #2) #3
Re: mossy grass
Looking at it your way ,not bad,Thanks:)
Sun, 04/07/2013 - 20:22(Reply to #3) #4
Re: mossy grass
Yep, I've got a lot of moss on a shady side of my house also. I've tried Moss killer product, lime, overseeding w/ grass, etc. The moss seems to always, eventually win. Probably the only remedy would be to remove some trees, etc. to let more sun in but I'd rather have the trees.
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Philadelphia's Best Technology Startup
Biobots, founded in 2014, builds 3D printers that print living tissues made out of human cells. Biobots' revolutionary technology is set to cure disease, eliminate the organ waiting list, and even revert climate change.
Boxter, founded in 2014, creates solutions for businesses to help them grow faster. Boxter's main product funnel makes websites intelligent and answers questions that no one else can. Boxter hopes to help bring Philly's tech scene to the next level with its innovative technology.
Curalate, founded in 2012, produces products that address a marketer's desire to attribute ROI to social media. Curalate provides the power to drive engagement, traffic, and revenue with images across every consumer touchpoint, empowering millions of people daily to easily take action on the products they want from the brands they love.
Greenfish Labs, founded in 2015, is a media production studio specializing in 360 Virtual Reality, helping brands thrive in a digital world with traditional media and VR products, services, and platforms that transform the customer experience. Greenfish Labs is one of the first ambassadors of VR in the Greater Philadelphia Region.
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Analytical Graphics Inc. (AGI)
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Anthony Romano, VP of Engineering at Leadnomics
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Natalie Hirsch, Director of Product Management at WizeHive
"Rolled-up sleeves management style."
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Ryan Lockard, Manager of Software Engineering at Elsevier
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Vote for the Best Technology Manager here!
The Timmy Awards ceremony will celebrate the local technology community and also recognize not only the winners, but the entire Philly community for creating a great business environment to thrive in. The event itself will be a great opportunity to network with finalists and other members of the tech community.
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We take this healthy meal and put a twist on it which makes it not-so-healthy but oh so tasty. This is a relatively good depiction of the outcome, but ours had a little bit more green in it. I found this picture here:
Now this recipe is easy so don't over think it! You need:
2 cups shredded cooked chicken breasts
1/3 cup barbeque sauce (we used about 1 cup)
1 package (10oz) ready to serve pizza crust (12" diameter)
3 roma tomatoes sliced
1 cup shredded monterey jack cheese (we used about 1.5 cups)
FRESH CILANTRO!!! favorite part.
Use a small bowl and mix the chicken and barbeque sauce. Put the pizza crust on a baking sheet and (this is where we
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