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Embroidery is not just about sewing; it's also about choosing the right embroidery thread for your project. Yes, there are different types of hand embroidery thread out there and each one serves a very specific purpose. If you are just learning this craft, it is important that you familiarise yourself with these variations.
If you don't know what these threads are for, you might end up with a disastrous project. Just think about that red bullion knot stitch you painstakingly sewed in your white throw pillow and seeing your pillow turn bloody red after a first wash. Can you just imagine the frustration after spending hours on end making that project only to have it ruined because you carelessly chose the wrong thread?
Get to know the different hand embroidery thread so you can create long lasting art pieces.
Stranded Embroidery Cotton Thread
Out of all the threads, the stranded embroidery cotton thread is the most popular and the most in-demand thread when doing embroidery projects. Some people also prefer to call it embroidery floss. If you take a closer look at each strand, you will discover that it is actually made from two thin strand fibers twisted closely together. If you are a fan of cross-stitching, this is your go-to thread. You can also thread your needle using six strands or you can separate it, it all depends on the project you want to achieve. The embroidery floss is available on different fibers including silk, rayon, and cotton.
Perle Cotton or Pearl Cotton
Compared to the stranded embroidery cotton thread, the Pearl cotton is heavier. However, it comes in different 'weights'. Since the Pearl cotton thread has a textured effect, it will look amazing on cross-stitch and hardanger embroidery. This is also the option if you want to create tassel earrings.
Rayon Floss
Typically, Rayon floss is the thread of choice for those who like shiny and bright colored threads. Out of all the hand embroidery threads in the market, this is by far the shiniest of all. Unfortunately, using this thread can be very challenging to work with because it can tangle and knot quite easily. To prevent such problems, you can opt for shorter lengths or you can wet the thread before using it to give it moisture.
Metallic Hand Embroidery Thread
From the name itself, the metallic shine of this thread type is used to highlight other techniques in embroidery. Unfortunately, metallic threads easily tarnish but you cannot discount its unique appeal.
Crewel Yarn or Wool
The Crewel Yarn is made of fine natural wool and is mostly used in cross-stitch, wool embroidery, tapestry work, and needlepoint.
Tapestry Yarn
If you're looking for a soft yarn that you can use on canvas, this is the yarn you need. Usually, tapestry yarn is used in crewelwork and needlepoint projects.
Silk Threads
When it comes to fine embroidery, you can never go wrong with silk threads. The nice thing about silk threads is that it comes in beautiful and vibrant colors, which gives you plenty of options. Unfortunately, they can fade quite easily and when washed, there's always the possibility that it will bleed and stain the canvas.
Knitting Yarn
As the name implies, obviously, this yearn is used primarily for knitting. This type of yarn varies in terms of thickness, which is referred to as 'yarn weight'.
There you have it, the different hand embroidery thread types you need to know about. It is very crucial that before you start a project, you have to know what that thread is all about so you can create flawless and perfect craftwork projects. This blog post will serve as your guide if in case you plan to start a new project. At least now you know what type of thread you need.
Out of all the threads, the three most commonly used and are highly popular is wool, silk, and cotton. You have to keep in mind that when it comes to embroidery designs, dimension and texture greatly matters because these are what get noticed first. You have to be extra picky about your thread for your specific projects. Now that you know, you are now ready to shop for the right threads! Good luck!


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In this video tutorial you can learn how to install a WordPress theme. While the tutorial is valid for all themes, there is also some specific information for our themes.
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I am trying to get a viva theme to dreamweaver and thought I had to create (per instructions on the web) a wordpress site so I could copy the files… however I have just found out that wordpress.com does not allow custom themes…
Now I am looking at your screen shot in this tutorial and not sure what you are using to install the viva theme.
Could you assist please =)
Yes, WP.com does not allow custom themes. You have to install the WordPress.org version of WordPress.
If you need more help please open a topic in our forum and we'll assist you.
I'm trying to upload the theme delirium_unzip_first.zip.
A error message pop up:
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Unpacking the package…
Installing the theme…
The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.
Theme install failed.
As explained in the video, you need to unzip the pack first and install 'delirium.zip' file.
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Original Medicine was conceived by the founder of Garden of Life, Jordan Rubin, as a unique line of gut health focused products for use only by health care practitioners. Jordan wanted a product line more advanced, focused and effective than any other in doctor's offices today. Toward that end, Original Medicine's physicians and scientists, utilizing the latest research, developed a product line with specific probiotics, enzymes and fibers, all geared toward helping your body achieve optimal health.†
All of our products feature the proprietary Bio-Protect™ packaging system to ensure optimal protection of delicate ingredients from the damaging effects of air and moisture. Our capsule products use 100% vegetarian UltraZorbe™ capsules for maximum dissolution and availability for absorption by the body.
Reinforcing our link to nature, we power our offices and distribution facilities with 100% renewable power from the wind, as evidenced by the green "e" symbol proudly displayed on each label.
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How to upload your web files with FTP
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The guide below will show you how to upload your website files to the web server using FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
To start with you will need your FTP user details. You will receive these in your confirmation email when you order your hosting package. If you would like us to resend the details please request this by emailing email@example.com
There are many FTP programs but probably the most popular and the one we recommend is Filezilla. Click here to download and start the program.
Once you have downloaded this, open up Filezilla and you will see a 'Quick Connect' button in the top right of the screen.
Before you click on this you need to enter your user details which are the host address, the username and the password.
Then click Quick Connect, and double click on the 'httpdocs' folder to enter your hosting web space.
Once you are connected you will have 2 split windows, the left hand side is the files on your computer, the right hand side is your web space, in order to upload your files you need to either drag and drop from left to right, or double click on your left hand files to upload to the right.
You will notice the transfer progress on the bottom of the screen. If all is well Filezilla should display the files you have uploaded on the right hand screen and your website should now be visible in your internet browser window. After every new upload you will need to refresh your browser.
For multiple sites there is a Site Manager option. Click on 'File' in the top left corner and you will be given the following screen, which allows you to enter and save the user details, so you can easily connect at the click of a button next time:
The host address, username and password will be stored in here. You simply click on 'Connect' to gain access to your web files on the split screen section as shown above.
How to use your computers 'hosts file'
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Each computer has a host file, which is used to map hostnames to IP addresses. This can show you what your website will look like on another server before it goes live, which is handy for previewing or testing your website before you change the server.
The following instructions explain how to use it.
On a Windows pc firstly you need to open the Notepad application, but you need to open it with Administrator priveleges. To do this go to 'All Programs' then 'Accessories' and then right click on the Notepad icon and click on 'Run as Administrator'
You then need to open the Hosts file by clicking 'File' then 'Open' and navigate to the hosts file which is in the following location:
Your hosts file will look like this:
You can then enter the new server IP address along with your domain name to make your computer show your website from that server.
For example if we are switching your website onto a server with ip address 18.104.22.168 you enter the following line underneath localhost:
188.8.131.52Â www.mydomainname.co.uk
Once this is entered you save the changes to the file and then close Notepad.
You then need to 'Flush the DNS' on your system to make sure the changes are saved correctly. To do this open the Command Prompt screen by typing cmd in the Windows search. Once the screen is open type the following:
ipconfig /flushdns
Then press enter.
You will receive a message to say that the DNS cache is successfully resolved.
This will then make your browser see the website on the new server, even though it is not live yet.
On a Mac the hosts file is located at:
To edit the hosts files, open the terminal which is located at /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app, then enter the following:
sudo nano /private/etc/hosts
The screen will look like this:
You then use the arrow keys to move the cursor to the end of the last line and then enter your new line. When you have entered the line save the file by pressing Control + O keys. It will ask where to write, with the Hosts file already typed, press Enter to overwrite.
To then flush the DNS cache type the following command:
dscacheutil -flushcache
Then press Control + X to close the terminal.
DNS Records Explained
Jan 13 28
Most website owners would not know about, or would ever have heard of DNS.
But without it they would not have a website, nor would they be able to send and receive emails.
DNS or (Domain Name System) is a database system that contains mapping of domain names to their IP addresses. The DNS records are added to the web server and this is what makes your website and emails resolve across the Internet.
There are several different types of DNS records. Most websites will have the following types of DNS:
- A RECORD – An A record assigns an IP address to a domain or sub-domain. (e.g – your-name-here.co.uk points to 188.8.131.52)
- CNAME – A CNAME record or canonical name record makes one domain name an alias of another. The alias acquires all the records of the original domain. (e.g. – www.your-name-here.co.uk is a CNAME of your-name-here.co.uk)
- MX RECORD – An MX record or mail exchange record specifies which mail server is responsible for accepting email for a domain name (e.g. – mail for your-name-here.co.uk is handled by ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM)
- NS RECORD – An NS or Nameserver record specifies which servers will implement the DNS service for a particular domain name (e.g. – your-name-here.co.uk points to ns.host4u.net and ns1.host4u.net nameservers)
- PTR RECORD – a PTR record resolves an IP addresses into a hostname, this is sometimes referred to as 'Reverse DNS' (e.g. – The PTR record for your-name-here.co.uk is '220.127.116.11.in-addr.arpa'
With Your Name Here we assign a control panel with each domain registration, which allows you to modify your DNS records yourself. However DNS records can be quite complicated and you should only modify the DNS if you know exactly what you are doing.
You can request DNS changes via our support section, or by emailing us directly.
New Site Builder for 2012
Feb 12 28
An easy and quick way for small businesses to create professional looking websites.
If you would like your own website but don't know how to do it, our new Website Builder is just for you. In just 3 easy steps you can have a fully operational website ready to go.
Firstly choose your web address:
(myownwebsite.co.uk or
Then we will set up your domain on our server and enable the Website Builder for you. Just choose the type of business for your site and a template of your new site will automatically be created for you:
You can then replace the template text with your own, add your own images and add extra modules such as a shopping cart, all with a few clicks of a button.
Once you have arranged your layout, added your pages and added your new content, simply click on 'Publish' and your new design will be made live on the Internet.
Any updates or changes can be made to your site – just login to your Web Builder again, make the necessary adjustments and click on publish again. It really is as easy as it sounds!
To try the demo click here.
Competitor Pricing & Our Service
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We've noticed many of the larger hosting companies will offer you large amounts of disk space which you either don't need or will never use.
Many of these don't offer Mysql databases on their small hosting which you will need if you want to use software like WordPress or Joomla or anything you want to install which requires a database. So it may sound great but in reality it means you need to upgrade to the next package which will invariably cost you around £100 a year, so not so cheap afterall..
Through our experience over the years with our customers we feel our packages reflect the right amount of space and features which do include Mysql databases and we don't charge the earth, starting at £21.25 plus VAT per year for 50Mb of space is really all you need for your personal or small business website, this can accommodate 20 plus pages depending on your content. Obviously we do larger hosting packages as well, have a look at these here:
We're a small business and want to look after you, we've been looking after you since 1999 and you're not just a number to us…and we don't have a call centre.. we always answer the phone, in fact Christine will answer it so quickly it barely has chance to ring! Some customers leave us for the 'big boys' and discover they don't look after them or 'it's not what they thought' so they come back..they really do..
We don't have an email ticket system, you email myself (Alison), Craig or Christine directly or contact us via the website which goes straight to our inbox. We won't ignore you for 2 days or be in a queue like the larger companies (we know this from experience). We answer emails within the hour during office hours because we really are here to help you. Our servers are montitored 24/7 at the datacentres in the UK & US where we lease our servers.
If any of the services go down, a technician is notified and the service is restarted so we have it all covered and just thought you might like to know a bit more about how we do things, and it's just worth seeing exactly what you're getting for your money when you see those cheaper deals.


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According to Michael Klozotsky, managing editor of the trade publication insideARM.com, debt collectors contact consumers approximately four billion times a year. With so many contacts, there are bound to be complaints. In 2009, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received 88,190 consumer complaints about third-party debt collectors. More than 2,500 of these involved collectors who used threats of violence, or actual violence, while plying their trade. Another 11,505 involved false threats of arrest or property seizure. Approximately zero involved one of the more egregious aspects of debt collection: the way the industry outsources collection efforts to the civil court system, using taxpayer money and government force to strong-arm nickels from low-level deadbeats.
"In 2007, third party collection agencies returned over $40 billion to original creditors via collection efforts," Klozotsky tells me. He's making a case for the virtues of debt collection, and this is his most persuasive talking point: Those recovered billions increase the availability of credit to all consumers and help keep interest rates in check.
But the persistent phone calls and dunning letters that collection agencies deploy on debtors only pack so much punch. More and more, creditors are retaining the services of attorneys to file lawsuits on their behalf in civil court. At an FTC roundtable in 2009, Ira Leibsker, a Chicago collection attorney, estimated that there were "probably tens of millions of lawsuits" underway at that time. That same year, a single company, Encore Capital Group, filed 375,000 suits in the United States. According to "Debt Deception," a report published by the Legal Aid Society and several other advocacy organizations in May 2010, the 26 largest debt buyers in New York City filed 457,322 lawsuits from January 2006 through July 2008.
This huge infusion of cases exposes thousands of individuals to a process that overwhelmingly favors plaintiffs. Indeed, in debt collection cases, you're basically guilty until proven innocent.
Part of the problem stems from the way the debt buying industry has evolved over the last 20 years. As recently as the early 1990s, many credit card issuers made little effort to collect on their past-due accounts. If a cardholder missed a payment or two, in-house collection efforts would generally follow. But when a cardholder hadn't made a payment in 180 days, issuers tended to "charge off" the delinquent account against earnings, settle for the tax break, and pursue collection efforts no further.
Now there are companies that purchase portfolios of delinquent debt for pennies on the dollar, then attempt to collect. According to "Debt Machine," a report produced by the National Consumer Law Center, debt buyers bought receivables worth $6 billion in face value in 1993. By 2005, that number had grown to $110 billion. Debts migrate from seller to buyer, often with very little information attached to them. "What they're buying is a spreadsheet full of data: names, addresses, account numbers, and balances," says Fred W. Schwinn, an attorney at Consumer Law Center, Inc. in San Jose, California. Applications, original contracts, transaction histories—plaintiffs don't need any of these documents to file a lawsuit. "You don't have to attach assignment documents of any kind," says Schwinn. "You just say, 'I bought an account [with a balance of] $10,000. This person owes me the money.' You file the complaint, you get service on the defendant, and the courts will grant a judgement on that."
In the bulk of these cases, defendants don't show up and the judge simply issues default judgments against them. In many instances, they fail to show because they're hoping haplessly to avoid paying debts they owe. In others, they simply don't know they're being sued. "I get people in our office every week who say, 'My paycheck just got garnished and I've never been served for anything,'" says Schwinn. "Come to find out, they were substitute-served at an address they haven't lived at in three or four years. The processor knocks on the door and asks for So-and-So, and the person says, 'I never heard of that person.' And the processor just drops the paperwork on the porch and walks away."
In the early years of America, "debt was an inescapable fact of life," the historian Bruce H. Mann writes in Republic of Debtors, his 2002 account of how the new nation reconciled its ideals of "republican independence" with the pervasive indebtedness that plagued its citizens. Over time, he shows, insolvency shifted in meaning "from sin to risk, from moral failure to economic failure," and bankruptcy laws and the eventual abolition of debtor's prisons offered the insolvent a chance to free themselves from past failures and misfortunes.
While this shift in meaning applied more to commercial debts than personal ones, we see its echo in today's statutes of limitations on credit card debts. Simply put, America doesn't want you to stay in debt forever. While statutes of limitations differ from state to state, more than half give creditors just three to five years to sue debtors for non-payment. If they miss that window, a debtor is under no legal obligation to repay
his debt.
If a creditor sues and obtains a judgment, however, any ideals of republican independence, fresh starts, and forgiveness quickly go out the window. In California, for example, judgments are enforceable for 10 years, then renewable for another 10 years, then renewable after that under certain conditions. Interest accrues at 10 percent per annum, wages can be garnished, bank accounts frozen, property seized. A debt originally incurred by someone whose name is similar to yours can become a lifelong commitment, simply because you ignored a few letters from a company whose name you didn't recognize that said you owed it money. That's a worst-case scenario, but as cases get rubber-stamped by judges and clerks auto-piloting their way through the daily deluge of lawsuits, it happens.
Then there's an unfortunate fellow in Kenney, Illinois. In January, a judge sentenced him to "indefinite incarceration" until he paid $300 toward a debt he owed to a lumber yard. Originally reported in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the case is an extreme example of a practice that, while rare, is apparently happening more frequently—the Star Tribune reports that the "use of arrest warrants against debtors has jumped 60 percent over the past four years, with 845 cases [in Minnesota] in 2009."
When a judge issues a judgment against a debtor, the debtor is supposed to complete a financial disclosure form that will provide the information a creditor needs to collect his debt. If the debtor fails to do this, the creditor can obtain a court order compelling the debtor to show up in court to explain why he hasn't. If the debtor fails to show up for this hearing, a judge can issue a contempt of court order and a warrant for the person's arrest.
It's the same process the court system uses to imprison individuals who fall behind on child support. In the mid-1990s, a hospital in Illinois started employing the tactic as well. Over the last decade, at least four people around the country have actually been arrested and at least briefly detained for their failure to pay library fines. Debtors have also been arrested and jailed in Arkansas, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Washington, Florida, and New Jersey.
While the official charge is contempt of court, judges sometimes set the bail to the exact amount the debtor owes. When he pays it, it can go straight to the creditor's coffers. At a time when the federal government has spent hundreds of billions of dollars to bail out big business, it's a travesty that state and local governments are using the full force of their power to shake down private citizens on behalf of debt collectors—especially when many of those debts have been acquired for less than it costs to incarcerate a small-time deadbeat for a long afternoon, much less indefinitely.
Contributing Editor Greg Beato (email@example.com) writes from San Francisco. Follow him on Twitter @GregBeato. This column first appeared at Reason.com.


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VMware, Carahsoft Settle GSA Whistleblower Lawsuit for $75 Million
VMware and Carahsoft, a Reston, VA-based government IT solutions provider, will pay $75.5 million to the GSA to settle a lawsuit in which the government claimed it had been victimized by fraudulent pricing.
Virtualization kingpinVMware (VMW) andCarahsoft, a Reston, VA-based government IT solutions provider, will pay $75.5 million to the General Services Administration (GSA) to settle a lawsuit in which the government claimed it had been victimized by fraudulent pricing.
The GSA alleged in the lawsuit, which originally was filed in 2010, that the government paid more for the same VMware products and Carahsoft services than did private companies. The action was filed by Dane Smith, former VMware Americas Sales vice president.
VMware and Carahsoft defrauded the government agency with with "inaccurate pricing, inaccurate disclosures, and incomplete information about sales of VMware products to non-governmental customers," prosecuting law firm Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy said. "As a result, the lawsuit alleged that the government paid higher prices on VMware products and services than comparable private customers."
The government charged that VMware and Carahsoft provided the GSA with a 12 percent discount, less than the discount it offered to foreign governments and far from the favorable pricing offered to private companies.
Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy called the settlement "one of the five largest recoveries" from an IT company in the history of the False Claims Act.
"Technology companies overcharging the government has become a growth industry," said Niall McCarthy, lead attorney in the case. "Whistleblowers like Dane Smith are vital to protecting taxpayers," he said.
VMware issued a statement in which it denied culpability and said it settled to avoid a long litigation with the federal government, which it described as an "important customer."... (To read the entire article, please click HERE)


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News Archive
All about Moosewood Nature Center
Community Rummage & Bake Sale- Saturday, September 23rd!
Join us for the second Community Rummage Sale and Bake Sale! on Saturday, September 23rd from 9:00 am-3:00 pm at MooseWood Nature Center. Come shop around for great deals and good finds on art, furniture, toys, and more to benefit your local nature center. All donations are tax-deductible (as allowable by law), and we are […]Read Article →
Summer Adventure Series offered: Turtles, Snakes, and Frogs!
MooseWood Nature Center is very excited to announce "Nicole's Reptile Adventures," a summer program series offered by volunteer, Nicole Shane. Shane will share fun facts and information on some of our Michigan turtles, snakes, and frogs through photographs, hands-on learning, crafts and exploration. Recommended ages for the program are 5 – 13 years. Families are […]Read Article →
Treasurer or Book Keeper Wanted
The Board of Director's is currently seeking a Treasurer (who would sit on the Board) OR a Book Keeper. Most of the work can be done in your own home but we would prefer someone in the Marquette County area. Though not required, we would encourage attending some monthly meetings so that you can meet […]Read Article →
Pfleiderer Hired as Animal Superviser
Thank You Andrea! The MooseWood Board of Directors would like to say "Thank you!" to Andrea Polander for her time and energy on the recent renovations at the nature center. The interpretive information, mural and decoration of the new animal and center exhibits is truly impressive. Thank you so much Andrea, for all that you […]Read Article →
"Junior Naturalist" After-School Program Continues in 2017
MooseWood Nature Center is happy to announce that we will once again be offering this program for another year. This year's program will be offered to students in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades at Graveraet Elementary School. It is our hope to grow this program into a three seasons (Spring, Fall, Winter) program. The After-School […]Read Article →
MooseWood: Thrivent Choice Enrolled Organization
We are pleased to announce that MooseWood Nature Center is now a Thrivent Choice enrolled organization. Thank you to the benefit member who recommended MooseWood. If you're an eligible Thrivent Financial member and have Choice Dollars available to direct, please keep us in mind. For more information or to direct Choice Dollars call 1-800-847-4836 and […]Read Article →
Wanted: Animal Supervisor
Wanted: Animal Supervisor Job Description: Responsible for the general care, maintenance, and husbandry of the live animals that reside at the Moosewood Nature Center. Supervise volunteers to ensure they are practicing safe and approved methods of feeding animals and maintaining their enclosures. Responsible for educating and training new volunteers on feeding and maintaining animals as […]Read Article →
New Extended Hours for March
Thanks to some of our dedicated volunteers, MooseWood Nature Center will be open on Mondays, March 6th from 3-6 pm, March 13, 20, and 27th from 2-6 pm. It is our hope that we will be able to accommodate our members and reach new visitors with these extended hours. Chase those Monday blues away by bringing […]Read Article →
Appeal To Thrivent Financial Members
MooseWood Nature Center is always seeking ways to improve our center and offer interesting educational programs to our community. In order to do so, we need help in raising money to support these objectives. Some of our immediate needs are: General operating funds which will enable us to hire qualified staff (Executive Director, program staff) […]Read Article →
2016 Annual Appeal
You can play a vital role in assuring MooseWood Nature Center will be here for future generations by making a year-end gift to our 2016 annual appeal. MooseWood Nature Center celebrated its 20th Anniversary this year! Without the tremendous support of our generous donors, members and volunteers, we could not have reached this occasion. The Annual Appeal […]Read Article →
MooseWood Nature Center is an independent, non-profit organization supported by memberships, donations and grants. Our mission is to celebrate nature through education and action in the Upper Peninsula.
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Yes, a2 Milk™ is naturally occurring cows' milk; it's not a result of a technological process or genetic engineering. We simply select cows that produce only A2 protein.
a2 Milk™ is pure and natural dairy milk, permeate and additive free, that is rich in the A2 type of beta-casein protein because it comes from specially selected cows that naturally produce only the A2 protein and not A1 protein.
Most regular cows' milk brands today contain a combination of two main types of beta-casein protein, namely A1 and A2. a2 Milk™ is special because it is an exception to this.
What makes a2 Milk™ different to regular fresh cows' milk is the absence of the A1 protein. It is the A1 protein that many people seek to avoid by switching from regular cows' milk to a2 Milk™.
The a2 Milk Company uses comprehensive herd selection to choose cows which don't produce the A1 protein.
The single most important factor in producing our delicious a2 Milk™ is to find the right dairy cows. Unlike other dairy farmers, our farmers exclusively select cows that naturally produce milk rich in the A2 type of beta-casein. This is done by using a simple and non-invasive DNA test we have developed, which analyses a sample hair from the tail of each dairy cow. These A2-certified cows are then milked separately to produce pure and natural a2 Milk™.
a2 Milk™ is widely available in supermarkets in Australia. Please refer to the find a stockist section.
Yes, a2 Milk™ contains levels of lactose comparable to that of standard milk. If the switch to a2 Milk™ allows you to enjoy all of the significant benefits of dairy again, without disturbance to your digestive wellbeing, this is occurring in the presence of lactose.
As the biggest Australian owned milk brand enjoyed by many across the nation, the welfare of our animals has been a cornerstone of the a2 Milk™ success story.
Our commitment to optimal living standards for all animals involved in and impacted by a2 Milk™ supply is underpinned by a respect for animal welfare, and belief in the positive impact that animal welfare standards can have on milk production and milk quality.
Our vision is for a best-in-class animal welfare management system that exceeds Australian dairy industry standards.
To help achieve this vision, we engage an independent expert organisation for auditing and certification of the animal welfare management practices on all a2 Milk™ farms, across the nation.
More information about our partner, Validus, can be found here.
a2 Milk™ contains the same quantity of lactose that is found in standard milk and will not resolve any medically diagnosed lactose intolerance.
However, if you have diagnosed lactose intolerance but would still like to consume a2 Milk™, a lactase enzyme supplement may help. An example is "Lacto-Free" mini-tablets which, when used according to directions, will help break down the lactose milk sugar making it possible for you to enjoy dairy products without the symptoms.
To find out more visit Lacto-Free or call their customer service number on 1800 788 870.
If you're a health professional, you may wish to review some of the related scientific literature. Citation details are available in the section for Health Professionals.
Cows' milk allergy is a serious condition and is different to cows' milk intolerance. If you or your child is known to suffer from a cows' milk allergy, you should consult your doctor or paediatrician before consuming ANY milk variety, including a2 Milk™.
All milk contains a variety of biologically active factors known to affect the immune system. a2 Milk™ contains all of the proteins that you would find in standard cows' milk except for the A1 beta-casein protein. Therefore, those people with allergies to the proteins in standard cows' milk will not be able to drink a2 Milk™.
However, a2 Milk™ can help to reduce digestive discomfort in some people who have difficulty digesting regular cows' milk as opposed to having a milk allergy. There is a growing body of evidence that supports the unique benefits of milk containing only the A2 beta-casein protein type like a2 Milk™.
Absolutely not! a2 Milk™ is obtained naturally from cows specially selected for their genetic makeup.
Pasteurisation is a method of heating milk for a short time to kill off bacteria which would cause the milk to spoil.
Homogenised milk has been treated to disperse the cream layer containing the milk fat throughout the milk. Homogenised milk generally has a longer shelf life than un-homogenised milk.
Absolutely. It's 100% produced from local cows and as fresh as fresh can be.
Due to the addition of Mānuka honey, the Premium a2 Milk™ powder with Mānuka honey contains a higher carbohydrate content than regular a2 Milk™ powder or a2 Milk™. If you are diabetic, it is best to consult your healthcare professional before consuming this product as its suitability depends on your medical history along with the amount consumed.
UMF™ is an internationally recognised quality trademark and grading system managed by the UMF Honey Association. The UMF Honey Association oversees the use of the UMF™ quality trademark, appointing independent auditors to check market samples to protect consumers against counterfeit products.
The 10+ grading represents the level of quality and purity of Mānuka honey contained in Premium a2 Milk™ powder with Mānuka honey, so you can be assured that the Mānuka honey used in this product is genuine.
For more information on the UMF Honey Association, please visit http://www.umf.org.nz/
Yes. This product is gluten free.
Premium a2 Milk™ powder with Mānuka honey is a blend of Mānuka honey dried at a low temperature and premium a2 Milk™ powder. There is no scientific evidence to suggest drying liquid Mānuka honey at a low temperature affects the efficacy of the product.
Not necessarily. Some farmers and processors producing a2 Milk™ do follow organic principles, but that is purely incidental. It simply indicates that producers who are interested in the highest standards of natural purity and safety see a2 Milk™ as consistent with their objectives. But non-organic farmers can easily produce a2 Milk™.
a2 Milk™ does not contain any permeate or any other additives which is why it tastes so refreshing, as real milk should taste.
Yes, a2 Milk™ contains roughly the same amounts of calcium and other important minerals as other unfortified milks.
If you are a health professional, please review the scientific resources provided in the section for Health Professionals
Beta-casein is a type of protein that makes up one third of the protein in milk. It is a high quality milk protein that is a source of essential amino acids, as well as peptides.
Proteins are large biological molecules made up of long chains of amino acids.
a2 Milk™ can be frozen. We suggest freezing some milk in ice trays, to allow for portion control. These portions can be used in tea or coffee. Milk should be placed in the refrigerator and thawed completely prior to using.


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In addition, I feel like I've lost all speed in my legs. I wasn't super speedy before, but I definitely feel like I've lost progress in the speed department.
But I've got to ask myself - is speed really important to me? Is that the only reason why I run? Hell no! I am running to ease my anxiety, I am running because it makes me smile. I am running for my health and to be a positive role model for my kids.
I am training for my first 50k which will be happening in 29 days if I'm ready or not. My plan is to be ready for it. And I'm going to stick to that plan. I'm not going for speed at all on this one. I'm just going for the experience of my first 50k, an experience I will take with me forever. I have a few speedy friends who are also running this race, and while I would hope that they would slow down and run with me, it's a lot to ask, so I may be doing this race solo. Which won't be so bad - since I will see the kids and husband quite a few times on this out and back race on a 2 mile long island off the Coast of Maine.
According to my training calendar, I have time to get in 2 more big weekends before the taper comes on. My last big weekend was 22.5 miles on a Saturday and then 8 miles on Sunday.
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Thursday I had one of those runs. You know that run. The run where everything aligns and all seems right with the world. Well, at least while you are running. Since I've been hating my pace, I decided to head down to the rail trail where the mileage is marked, and leave my Garmin and iPhone behind. I laced up my beloved Cursoris and headed out for a 10 mile run.
Out of all the Mizuno shoes I've run in, the Cursoris is at the top. First and foremost, they are women's shoes. Which doesn't happen a whole lot for me with my extra wide foot. But the open mesh really allows for a lot of room and zero rubbing, which means for a comfortable ride. I'm also a fan of zero drop shoes and these shoes offer just that as well as ample cushioning, so I don't feel like my feet are slapping on the ground. With the cushioning, I also feel that this shoe can definitely take me through a marathon. I also really like that I can actually go sockless with these shoes if I want and not really fear getting blisters. I don't do this a lot, but it's nice to know that I can if I choose to.
I've run in the Universe, Musha, Wave Rider and they've all been men's shoes. I really wish Mizuno would make a wider foot bed for women rather than having women who have wide feet have to resort to a clunky, heavy shoe or have to wear men's shoes. I like a lightweight shoe, with minimal support and I want to wear girly colors. Is that wrong?
What shoes do it for you?
Disclaimer: This is not an ad. I bought these shoes (the Mushas and Cursoris) with my own $$ based on my previous experiences with Mizuno. All opinions expressed on my blog are 100% my own.


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America's Got Talent: Who Were the Final Five Artists To Make It into the Finals?
America's Got Talent's second night of semifinalists — Angelica Hale, Celine Tam, Christian Guardino, Colin Cloud, Diavolo, In the Stairwell, Kechi, Light Balance, Mandy Harvey, Merrick Hanna and the Pompeyo Family — had to watch a recap of Tuesday night's performances before they got to learn the results of America's votes.
With only five acts going through, the artists who placed first, second and third were automatically into the finals. But the acts that placed fourth, fifth and sixth took part in the Dunkin Save. Host Tyra Banks announced them early on so that the voting could begin: Mentalist Colin Cloud, dance troupe Diavolo, and singer Kechi.
America's Got Talent: The Final Night of Semifinalists Competed. Who Was Hot?
Then it was time for the results: Christian Guardino, Merrick Hanna and Angelica Hale were called to the stage. Going through was 10-year-old singer Angelica Hale, who last night performed Dave Guetta's "Without You."
Heidi Klum, who on Tuesday night's performance show told Angelica that she was her favorite act still in the competition, told Angelica, "I am so sad to see everyone else go but I am so happy for you."
Next it was Celine Tam, Mandy Harvey and the Pompeo Family's turn to get their results. America voted through Mandy Harvey on the basis of her winning performance of her original song, "Release Me."
Simon Cowell told her, "If you can do what you did every week so far, you have a real shot. But I can't call it."
Then there was an entertainment break with a performance by Las Vegas act Absinthe.
After the judges read some tweets from fans of the show, it was back to the results. In the Dunkin Save, America voted through Kechi, who on Tuesday night sang "Don't Worry About Me" by Frances.
"I cannot believe I am in the finals," said an overwhelmed Kechi. "This is unbelievable. Thank you so much."
That meant the judges had to choose between Colin and Diavolo.
Simon voted for Diavolo, Mel B went with Diavolo, and Howie chose Diavolo, which meant that Heidi didn't need to vote and Diavolo was through.
Angelica, Mandy, Light Balance, Kechi and Diavolo will join last week's announced finalists Darci Lynne, Evie Clair, Preacher Lawson, Sara Carson and Hero and Chase Goehring in the Top 10.
Updated: America's Got Talent: Finalist Evie Clair's Father Dies of Cancer
Of course, it is unclear if Evie will be performing since the death of her father last Thursday.
Simon told Parade.com: Obviously, we've reached out to them. The message we got back is she thinks she wants to come back. We think the family wants her to perform. I think, personally, her dad, not knowing him but what I did know about him, probably would want her to be there. If she doesn't, and that is her decision, I respect that. Then we would invite her to come back next year. It has to be her decision. Whatever happens, whether she turns up or not, that is a tough night for her. I really feel for her."
America's Got Talent will return on Tuesday, September 19 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC for the final night of performances.
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Category: Project U-Turn | Mar 1, 2007
Graduation and Dropout Basics
According to AYPF's publication, Whatever It Takes:
Panelists explained how dozens of public and private agencies in Philadelphia used data-driven collaboration and multiple funding streams to develop Project U-Turn, a citywide collective effort by the city government, the school district, and more than three dozen public and private agencies to understand and resolve Philadelphia's dropout crisis.
Ruth Curran Neild, a Research Scientist at the Center for Social Organization of Schools, Johns Hopkins University, explained how she and co-author Robert Balfanz (also a Research Scientist at Johns Hopkins) measured the scope and nature of the dropout problem. Using data from a unique data system (the Kids Integrated Data System, or KIDS), which merges years of individual-level data on youths from the city's school district and social service agencies, Neild and Balfanz estimated annual and cohort dropout rates from the city's public schools and identified factors that school and youth agency personnel could use for early identification of students likely to drop out. Key findings included:
Annual Dropout Rate. In a typical school year, about 6% of the 130,000 students in Grades 6 through 12 in Philadelphia's public schools (including charter school) dropped out, and another 4% were "near-dropouts" - that is, students who were officially enrolled in school but attended less than 50% of the time. In total, 13,000 students could be classified as dropouts or "near-dropouts." Most of the dropouts were at least 17, and were predominately overage, under-credited students in Grades 9 or 10. However, some were juniors or seniors, just a credit or two short of a diploma, and 15% were in Grades 6 to 8. Most of the "near-dropouts" were 15 or younger – technically too young to leave school.
Cohort Graduation Rate. About 50% of the high school students earned their diploma in four years, nearly 10% graduated within five or six years, and only few graduated after that. In other words, more than 40% left school without a diploma. These percentages were approximately consistent over six cohorts of students who started high school between 1996 and 2001. "We found variations by gender, neighborhood, race and ethnicity, but no group, no neighborhood, and neither gender was doing very well," Neild said. Still, it was clear that students in danger of falling off the graduation track were heavily concentrated in neighborhood high schools serving large percentages of low-income students.
Warning Signs. Eighth-graders who failed math and/or English and/or attended less than 80% of the time had at least a 75% probability of dropping out, as did ninth graders who attended less than 70% of the time, earned fewer than two credits, and/or were not promoted to Grade 10 after their first year of high school. Together those two groups accounted for 80% of Philadelphia's dropouts. Other groups with dropout rates far above the citywide average of 40% included youth who were involved with the juvenile justice system (90%), placed in foster care (75%), substantiated as victims of abuse or neglect (71%), or had given birth within four years of entering high school (68%).
Laura Shubilla, President and co-founder of the Philadelphia Youth Network (PYN), explained her organization's role in Project U-Turn. PYN is a citywide network, formed in 1999 to cut across jurisdictional lines between public and private youth-serving agencies that works to integrate services and build systems that promote positive postsecondary outcomes for young people. In addition, PYN manages the Youth Council, a committee of the city's business-oriented Workforce Investment Board, appointed by the mayor to oversee federal workforce spending in Philadelphia. In 2004, the Youth Council formed the Philadelphia Youth Transitions Collaborative, which includes representatives of the school district, major city agencies, and youth advocacy and support organizations. The efforts of this Collaborative focused on finding ways to prevent or remedy the city's high dropout rates. The Collaborative, working primarily through its 40-member steering committee, used the findings from Neild and Balfanz to develop a consensus on recommendations for changes in policy and practice in numerous agencies.
The Neild- Balfanz study and a companion report outlining the Collaborative's recommendations were released in October 2006, along with Project U-Turn, the implementation stage of their anti-dropout efforts. Their major financial support comes from the William Penn Foundation and three national philanthropic partners, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Shubilla said the project's initial activities include increasing public awareness of the extent and implications of the crisis and of efforts to alleviate it, and supporting Philadelphia School District's efforts in high school reform that develop "multiple pathways" that "prevent young people from dropping out and recapture and recover young people who have left school."
Courtney Collins-Shapiro, Director of Multiple Pathways to Graduation in the Philadelphia School District's Office of Secondary Education, said the multiple pathways used by the school district within the last three years include:
He said the research by Neild and Balfanz shows that the students most likely to drop out in Philadelphia are youth who get in trouble, pregnant teens, and students who are overage and under-credit. Given sufficient funding, Project U-Turn's recommendations for helping them can be implemented, Vallas said. Placing social workers in schools already has helped to personalize ties to some students and hiring parents as truant officers has helped to raise attendance. Youth who emerge from juvenile detention and simply return to their neighborhood schools are far more likely to drop out than those who, under a new program, are evaluated and assigned to transitional programs, whether public or private. These programs recognize the needs of students who are overage and under-credit, as they are encouraged to accelerate the pace at which they acquire credits, and are offered wrap-around social services. Pregnant teens and their children are less likely to drop out when the teens are trained in mothering by mentors who encourage them to stay in school, Vallas said.
"The Youth Collaborative has told us where the problems lie, and what the solutions are," Vallas said, "Now it's up to the local, state, and federal governments to step up to the plate and bring their recommendations up to scale."
Question and Answers
Fielding questions from an audience that included congressional, executive branch and youth-service agency staff members, Vallas said the anti-dropout effort has stronger support from his district, the city, foundations, and nonprofit agencies than from local businesses. Collins-Shapiro said the number of local firms involved in the effort has been increasing.
Vallas told another questioner that cooperation between his district and city agencies "is no worse" than in his previous post in Chicago, but would be even better if, like Chicago and New York City, the mayor were in charge of the schools. Vallas reports to a board of three gubernatorial appointees and two mayoral appointees.
It is too early to quantify the impact of Philadelphia's three-year-old high school reform efforts, including its anti-dropout programs, Vallas said. "Many of the things recommended in the Project U-Turn study are things we've been piloting. We're trying to get the funding to bring them up to scale."
Presenter Biographies
Paul Vallas was appointed Chief Executive Officer for the School District of Philadelphia in July of 2002. Mr. Vallas has implemented sweeping District-wide reforms in Philadelphia, duplicating many of the approaches that changed Chicago's Public School System from one of the worst in the nation to a nationally recognized model for education reform. His reforms are creating safer schools, better-trained teachers, a unified curriculum, more support for students with special needs and a fiscal plan that improves the financial health of the District. His approach to reforming the District is one of inclusion because parents, staff, community organizations, religious institutions and the City of Philadelphia all deserve a say in their schools.
Mr. Vallas served as the Chief Executive Officer of Chicago Public Schools from 1995 to 2001. During his tenure, Mr. Vallas transformed the nation's third largest school system from what was thought of as "the worst in the country" to "a model for the nation." Mr. Vallas initiated a broad series of educational reforms to reverse the system's persistent failure. He eliminated a projected four-year shortfall of $1.3 billion within two years and balanced the system's budget each year thereafter. Mr. Vallas fully restored financial stability to the Chicago Public Schools, which earned thirteen bond rating upgrades within a six year period.
During his term, he also implemented an unprecedented capital improvement program by constructing 76 new buildings and renovating more than 500 existing buildings. The program produced a vastly improved learning and teaching environment for the school system. Mr. Vallas is also credited with ending social promotion, the reorganization of Chicago's high schools, and establishing the largest after-school and summer reading programs in the country. Between 1996 and 2000, student test scores improved by virtually every academic indicator, including six consecutive years of improved elementary reading scores.
Mr. Vallas was Executive Director of the Illinois Economic and Fiscal Commission from 1985 to 1990, where he was responsible for reviewing, analyzing and assessing the legislative impact of state finances on state and local taxes. He also dealt with economic development issues.
Before joining the Illinois Economic and Fiscal Commission, Mr. Vallas served as a policy advisor to the Illinois State Senate. Mr. Vallas was the principal advisor to the Senate Elementary and Secondary Education and Appropriations Committees.
Courtney Collins-Shapiro is Director, Multiple Pathways to Graduation, Office of Secondary Education. In her role with the School District of Philadelphia, Ms. Collins-Shapiro manages the District's multiple education pathways for overage, under-credited youth, including: contracts with external providers who manage five accelerated high schools, an after-hours Educational Options Program, the new Gateway to College program, and creation of new academic programs for this group of youth. In addition, she oversees the District's dropout prevention and re-engagement efforts and serves as the District's liaison for Philadelphia's Youth Transitions Collaborative to create a systemic, citywide approach to solving the dropout crisis. Prior to this appointment in January 2006, Ms. Collins-Shapiro started the District's Office of College and Career Awareness in 2003. Here she focused on creating large-scale systems and programs for increasing college awareness and preparation for the 90,000 primarily low-income, minority students in Philadelphia public schools in grades 6 through 12. Key projects included redesigning the District's guidance counseling model and professional development approach, implementation of 12 full-service "Student Success Centers" in neighborhood high schools, and management of two GEAR UP grants encompassing more than 23,000 student participants and $9 million in annual grant funds.
Prior to joining the School District of Philadelphia, Ms. Collins-Shapiro focused her efforts on the needs of students enrolled in higher education. From 1996 to 2002 she held progressively responsible positions in student advising and leadership development at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Maryland, College Park. At College Park, she also taught undergraduate leadership development classes for five years. She has a Masters of Science in Higher Education Administration from the University of Pennsylvania and has completed her coursework for the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Education Policy and Leadership at the University of Maryland. Her research focuses on increasing access to and success in higher education for low-income, minority students. Ms. Collins-Shapiro earned a bachelor's degree in English from Villanova University and spent three years in the private sector with a Fortune 500 healthcare services firm working in marketing and employer strategy.
Ruth Curran Neild is a Research Scientist, Center for Social Organization of Schools at Johns Hopkins University. She is the co-author of a recent study, entitled Unfulfilled Promises, which explores the causes and consequences of high school dropout rates in Philadelphia. Her research interests include urban education, school choice, recruitment and retention of teachers for urban school districts, and high school reform. Recent publications include an article on parent management of high school choice in large urban districts and an article on the effects of magnet schools on the composition of neighborhood high schools. With Research for Action, a nonprofit research organization, she has published two reports on teacher quality in Philadelphia.
She received her PhD in sociology in 1999 from the University of Pennsylvania.
Laura Shubilla, President, Philadelphia Youth Network, is also a co-founder of the Philadelphia Youth Network (PYN), a non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that all of Philadelphia's young people take their rightful place as full and contributing members of a world-class workforce for the region. Ms. Shubilla served as PYN's Senior Vice President from its inception in 1999, overseeing the growth of the organization from a small non-profit subsidiary to an independent citywide entity dedicated to integrating services and building systems that promote positive post-secondary outcomes for young people. Appointed as President of the organization in July 2002, Ms. Shubilla now oversees all PYN's programmatic and fiscal operations, encompassing the work of more than one hundred and fifty full-and part-time staff and a budget in excess of $20 million. Through initiatives like WorkReady Philadelphia and Project U-Turn, PYN reaches thousands of 14- to 21-year-old youth each year.
Prior to her work in Philadelphia, Ms. Shubilla was based in New York City. After receiving her Masters of Science in Social Policy, Planning and Administration from Columbia University's School of Social Work in 1992, she served as Assistant Director of the Northern Manhattan Improvement Corporation, where she raised more than $4 million for social and legal services, and subsequently served as program consultant on the implementation of a national welfare-to-work demonstration project. From 1996 to 1998, Ms. Shubilla worked with the Bronx-based Banana Kelly Community Improvement Corporation, where she designed and developed the Banana Kelly High School, a public high school featuring experiential, project-based learning focused on community development. At Banana Kelly, she also designed and implemented a $1 million demonstration project to develop a comprehensive curriculum providing life-skills and case management to 170 individuals who were homeless and living with AIDS. During this same period, Ms. Shubilla also served as an Adjunct Professor and Lecturer at the Columbia University School of Social Work.
Ms. Shubilla was recently selected as one of Philadelphia's 101 top "connectors" by Leadership Philadelphia, a non-profit organization that has been working with top leaders in the region to identify qualities of good leadership and how to teach these qualities to youth.


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text: The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to investigate what role the public library in Sweden may have when it comes to gender equality issues. The questions at issue that were asked, in order to give an answer to the aim, was how the librarians defined and saw work with equality, how much the steering documents for the library impact and what they are doing in their practice to weaken the dichotomies between the sexes. The theoretical starting point used for this study is three concepts, the gender system, the stereotypes and the gender contract described by the Swedish historian Yvonne Hirdman. The purpose of the three concepts is that gender is a social construction which produces gender stereotypes and a gender order in society, which the library is a part of. The investigation was made on one public library in Sweden where an equality project has been carried out. The method used for gathering data is qualitative interviews with three librarians at one main public library with its branches. The conclusions drawn from this study is that the librarians thought equality issues are important for the library to work with, the steering documents are weak in these questions but usable if you have carried out an equality project and finally there are many things a library can do in its practice to weaken the dichotomies e.g. deny certain books, clarify steering documents etc.


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30 members of Team Ireland who competed at the 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens were celebrated at a special reception hosted by President Mary McAleese and Dr. Martin McAleese today.
President McAleese invited the athletes and their coaches to Áras an Uachtaráin to personally congratulate them on their wonderful achievements at the Games in June and for representing us all so well on the international sporting stage.
Addressing the assembled gathering of athletes and coaches President McAleese said "To get to the World Summer Games is itself a brilliant achievement and experience and I hope you all really enjoyed every minute of it, but of course it was no holiday and the months of training and preparation before hand took a lot of effort and organisation. So well done to you and to all the people who keep Special Olympics going at home all year round so that people can know the fun and fulfilment of taking part in sports, making friends, winning and losing, getting fit, getting really good at your sport and getting so good that you are chosen to represent your country".
Matt English, CEO Special Olympics Ireland said "Being invited to Áras an Uachtaráin as guests of President McAleese is a great honour for our athletes and coaches. The group here today represents not only the 126 athletes who competed at the World Games but also the 11,000 athletes who participate in the Special Olympics programme of sports training and competition throughout the island of Ireland every week. On behalf of everyone involved in Special Olympics Ireland I would like to extend my gratitude to President McAleese for her unwavering support during the course of her Presidency".
Team Ireland, which comprised of 126 athletes and a management team of 49, had an outstanding performance at the 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games, recording a number of personal best records and winning a total of 107 Medals (31 Gold, 44 Silver and 32 Bronze) as well as dozens of place ribbons in 12 sports: Aquatics, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Bocce, Bowling, Equestrian, Football (5 aside Male; 5 aside Female & 11 aside Male), Golf, Gymnastics, Kayaking and Table-Tennis.
On Saturday 24th September a team of over 20 Gardai from Store Street Garda Station took O'Connell Street by storm and sold over 8,000 donuts to members of the public with all proceeds going to Special Olympics Ireland.
On Saturday September 17th, Finisk River Riders Special Olympics Club held their official launch day. The newly established club in Waterford are delivering an equestrian program to 18 athletes in the east of the county. On September 17th the club formally opened its doors to family members and friends. All involved with the club have worked very hard to get the club up and running and were hugely excited about showcasing their hard work and effort.
Pictured are Celebrity Cook and Food Blogger Donal Skeehan with Special Olympics athlete Sarah Boyne, Joy Moore of Dolly's Donuts and Deputy Commissioner of An Garda Siochana Nacie Rice at the Cops on Donut Shops Fundraiser for Special Olympics Ireland
Members of An Garda Síochana were held hostage on the roof of a specially constructed donut shop on Dublin's Henry Street on Saturday to raise funds for Special Olympics Ireland.
Celebrity Cook and food blogger Donal Skehan joined the hundreds of people who queued up to support the initiative on the day. The 'Cops on Donut Shops' initiative originated in the United States, and its purpose is to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics.
The specially constructed shop and Dolly's Donuts were produced by Oldtown Hill Bakehouse in Tullaroan, Co. Kilkenny and the proceeds from the sale of the donuts went to support Special Olympics Ireland.
Speaking at the event Gary Gordon said, "The Cops on Donut Shops, Ireland version first took place in Kilkenny City on the 23rd of December 2010, when members of the Kilkenny Community Policing Unit sold Dolly's Donuts to raise funds for Special Olympics Leinster. It's great to move the event to Dublin, having previously held the event in Carlow in April of this year. Now the "Sam Maguire" is home, we were delighted to work with the Gardaí at Store Street".
Damian O'Hara said "Store St Community Gardaí were delighted to join "forces" with Kilkenny Community Gardaí for a great cause to raise much needed finances for Special Olympics and would like to thank all who supported us on the day".
Joy Moore from Oldtown Hill Bakehouse said "Dolly's donuts are very excited to be affiliated with Special Olympics Ireland and look forward to building on the fundraising success of the weekend. We had great fun while supporting our Special Olympics sporting heroes. Thanks to everyone".
Paul Ahearne, Fundraising Coordinator with Special Olympics Ireland said "This has been a fantastic day and on behalf of Special Olympics Ireland I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to An Garda Síochana, Joy Moore of Oldtown Hill Bakehouse, Donal Skehan and all those who purchased donuts for their support".
Saturday, September 24th was a symbolic date in the Special Olympics calendar marking Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day – a day of celebration in Special Olympics as we remember the life and achievements of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the founder of Special Olympics.
Please see below details of the upcoming Special Olympics Eastern Region Family 'Grease' Day on Sat 5th November 2011, Simmonscourt, RDS, Dublin 4, 2-5pm.
General volunteers needed to assist at training sessions on Saturday mornings. Also a possibility of coaching if interested and have athletics coaching qualifications.
Croke Park will play host to a very special day of sport on Saturday 8th October 2011. The day will celebrate 125 years of GAA at CIE. GAA started at CIE with the founding of the Henry Grattan Gaelic Football Club, which was founded by railway workers at the 'Inchicore Works' in 1886. Today GAA continues in CIE through the Transport Gaels GAA Club
To mark this significant milestone the G. A. A. has given Transport Gaels G. A. A. club permission to play football, hurling and camogie matches in Croke Park on Saturday 8th October 2011.
The matches will feature a number of former Gaelic Greats including Donegal footballer Martin McHugh who will manage a media selection who have agreed to play a Jimmy Deenihan T. D. all party Dail selection.
This could be a last time to see some of the greats of GAA grace the hallowed turf at Croke Park. In addition all gate receipts on the day will go to support Special Olympics Ireland and The Alzheimers Society of Ireland.
Paul Ahearne, Fundraising Coordinator with Special Olympics Ireland said "We are delighted to be associated with the up-coming celebration of 125 years of G.A.A. within C.I.E. As well as being a hugely significant year for GAA at CIE, this year is also significant for Special Olympics Ireland as 126 of our athletes represented our country at the 2011 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Athens in June, coming home with an amazing 107 medals between them."
"It is fitting that we are to benefit from the planned events on the 8th October as Croke Park is the home of the biggest single event in the history of Special Olympics in Ireland – the Opening Ceremony of the 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games. We would like to take this opportunity to wish CIE / Transport Gaels and all the match participants all the very best of luck on the day and here's to the next 125 years"
Tickets are priced at €10 for an adult and €5 for a minor and are available on www.gaa.ie
Owenabue gymnastics club caters for boys and girls from the age of 6 years upwards. We currently have places for boys and a limited number of places for girls available in the Artistic Club, which runs on Saturdays from 10 to 11 am. The girl's places in the Rhythmic Club on Tuesdays 7 to 8 pm are not limited and will cater for girls aged from 6yrs upwards, this discipline suits young women also as the movement to music is usually enjoyed by them.
We are accepting applications for upcoming the Special Olympics Introduction to Coaching Practices course. This course will take place in St. Vincent's Centre, Lisnagry on Saturday October 22nd, from 9.30 to 4.30pm approx.
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Jordan Spieth, looking to fine-tune his game in Houston in advance of the Masters next week, shot a five-under par 67 in the first round of the Shell Houston Open on Thursday.
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Summers are about two things – escaping to the sun on holiday, and a certain favourite television programme returning to our screens. You know, the one that gets us craving sweet things and even attempting to make them in our own kitchens!
Desserts are best sampled in their place of origin, to truly experience the taste as it should be before trying to recreate them at home. So for those with a sweet tooth, here are some of our favourite desserts that you simply must try while staying in one of our destinations.
Honey Baklava, Greece
Baklava is the ultimate sticky and sweet indulgence. Sheets of filo pastry are stuffed with nuts and glisten with the honey that brings it all together.
Trays of Baklava can be found in shops all over Greece and its islands. After a day of exploration, pick up a few of these bite-sized pieces for a scrumptious snack – there are hundreds of filling variations to sample.
Baklava's history isn't certain, with Cyprus and Turkey also claiming to be the original home of this delicious dessert. So if you are staying with James Villas in another of these destinations, don't forget to try their take on Baklava.
Churros, Spain
More of a donut fan? Churros are a popular Spanish treat made from deep-fried golden choux pastry mixture, dusted with cinnamon sugar and served with a side of warm melted chocolate.
Mouthwatering Churros have an almost crisp, warmly spiced outer layer with a soft bread-like centre, while the use of a star-shaped pipping nozzle makes grooves, which collect the chocolate when coated.
Stop by a dedicated Churreria while exploring Spain's picturesque towns, or order them for dessert in a restaurant.
Heading to Spain in the milder months? Churros are often enjoyed by locals with a hot chocolate, so you can go ahead and dip the finger -shaped treats straight into the warm liquid. Sheer bliss!
Key Lime Pie, Florida
Zingy and refreshing, Florida's Key Lime Pie is made of the fruits that grow so effortlessly in the Sunshine State, served up chilled in a suitably large American helping!
Set your taste buds tingling with its wonderfully light texture, made up of a crumbly biscuit base, zesty lime filling and a creamy or meringue top.
Children will love the tangy burst from the tart lime layer. It has the wonder of a fizzy sweet hitting the palate, all wrapped up in enough delicious sweetness to create the perfect flavour balance.
If you've tasted Key Lime Pie elsewhere, it won't compare to a slice in Florida. Most restaurants feature it on the menu so you can end a day of fun in Orlando or on the Gulf Coast on an even sweeter note.
B'Stilla, Marrakech
Marrakech is a maze of undiscovered treasures. Be prepared to stumble across unusual sights, smells and tastes – its desserts are no exception.
The very special B'stilla pie is reminiscent of traditional Fassi (Fez) cuisine now found all over Morocco. Layers of paper-thin pastry encase a blend of almonds and eggs spiced with saffron, cinnamon, coriander and pigeon meat. Icing sugar and more cinnamon are dusted over the pie to finish, creating a blend of sweet and savory flavours.
A holiday to Marrakech is all about new experiences, so step outside of your comfort zone and try a piece – you'll be surprised at how tasty it is!
B'stilla is best enjoyed al fresco at one of the restaurants by the famed Jemaa el-Fnaa Medina bazaar. Wash it down with a traditional mint tea and watch the spectacle of the market unfold – a unique feast for the eyes and the taste buds.
Stracciatella, Italy
Step inside an Italian Gelateria and you'll enter an Aladdin's cave, with rows upon rows of silver tubs, filled with the most delicious ice cream.
You can guarantee a passionate Gelateria owner will be behind the counter, ready to assist you in piling your cone high with beautiful flavours, from indulgent chocolate to traditional Sicilian lemon. One of the best is Stracciatella – which sounds wonderfully Italian, doesn't it?
Creamy and delicious, Stracciatella derives from the word straccia, which means "a little shred". You'll find shreds of chocolate in all different sizes sprinkled into the milky based ice cream – an irresistible combination.
Are you a gourmet who likes to explore the tastes and flavours of the country you are visiting? Take a look at our gastronomic destinations and start to map your next food trail.


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we had the fun opportunity to attend a family art project at our local ymca arts center, here in sunbury. the project was for the whole family to do individual self-portraits as if your face was a pumpkin. it was neat to see how the kids interpreted this, and what kinds of things came out of it. here you can see a couple shots of us at work:
the final project was done on small rectangles of wood, strung together vertically to make a fall decoration for our home. we had a blast doing this, and here, then, is the milinovich (pumpkin) family:
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Local men jailed
A Rutledge man has been charged with illegal possession of a firearm and ammunition, a felony. On September 27, according to the complaint, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) received a report from a bear hunter who employed Scottie Boone Taylor, 45, as a bear hunting guide in and around Pine County. The hunter detailed multiple DNR and criminal violations he observed during the hunt.
The complaint also stated Taylor has a felony 2014 conviction from the state of Nevada for possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of sale, which qualifies as a crime of violence and makes Taylor ineligible to possess firearms.
The next day, the DNR and assisting agencies executed a search warrant on Taylor's home, locating two rifles, a shotgun and a muzzle loading rifle just inside the entry door near a firearm safe. In addition, the complaint stated, seven other firearms and ammunition were located in the safe.
In a red truck on the property, officers located rifle ammunition, a glass pipe commonly used for consuming methamphetamine, a pipe with marijuana in the bowl, two containers of green, leafy material and logs for the guide business, called Hangin Out on a Limb Outfitters.
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A Willow River man faces three felony counts, two of receiving stolen property and one of fifth degree drug possession. According to the complaint, officers from the Pine County Sheriff's Office and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) met with property owner Bryan Lee Youngberg, 60, Friday afternoon, September 30, to investigate a possible wetlands violation.
Youngberg led the officers toward the wetland behind the garage, where officers noted a large grappler that had been reported stolen. The officer asked about a 2003 Honda Rancher all-terrain vehicle (ATV) on the property, and with Youngberg's permission, noted the vehicle identification (VIN) number. The complaint noted the ATV was stolen from Isanti.
The Pine County officer obtained a search warrant, according to the complaint, with the search resulting in an eyeglass case being found to hold two baggies of a crystalline substance. The substance was tested with an NIK test kit and found to be positive for methamphetamine, with a field weight of 5.5 grams. Also found were two glass pipes of a type commonly used to smoke methamphetamine, a grinder with marijuana inside it and $60 in cash.


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