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Henry's birth story begins before he was ever born. Before I got pregnant for him, I knew I wanted a midwife to attend my birth and I wanted to have my baby at home. When we did get pregnant for the second time, we started researching our options. It turns out that a few years ago, our province set up three test sites where women could receive midwifery model prenatal care in response to numerous requests by the women and families of this province. One was just plain too far away in order for us to attend prenatal appointments on a weekly basis, one test site shut down after several problems and conflicts and so that left one site for us to contact. When I called them they told me that because I lived outside of their community I had to be put on a waiting list until I reached 20 weeks as they had a commitment to treat the women of their community first. I could understand that and I put my name on the list and began patiently waiting for the 20 week mark calling every so often to see if they were still able to take new patients or if I should just take my name off the list now and seek alternate care. In order to have one of these midwives attend my birth that meant it was my responsibility to take the hour long trek to their office for every prenatal appointment as well as drive all the way there when it came time to have the baby. They attended home births but because I was coming from away and clearly didn't have a home there to birth my baby, they said there was a local gentleman who rented out vacation cottages and was known to rent them out to women who wanted to have a home birth experience even though they were away from home. I thought this was perfect and began visualizing my baby being born in one of these cottages with the help of the midwives. Then they told me that because I had had a previous c-section I was required to have my baby in a hospital. The laws of our province said that they were not allowed to attend HBAC's (home birth after c-section) because it was deemed too risky despite my own research telling me otherwise. This burst my happy bubble immediately as I was adamant about not having my baby born in a hospital. I truly felt that birth was not a disease and therefore shouldn't happen under the bright lights of a hospital. To me, birth was part of life. It was something to be experienced and having my baby born at a hospital meant that was going to miss out on some of that experience. I mentioned before that I knew I wanted a home birth before I was even pregnant, but it went beyond that. I had done my reading, I knew about the cascades of intervention, I knew how being observed in labour could alter its course, I knew that the safest place for mother and baby was at home with a birth attendant. I knew all of this but because I wasn't able to have an attendant at my homebirth, that's what led me to consider an unassisted birth. I decided that I might as well just see my own doctor for prenatal care and not mention my plan to her because I was afraid she might stop providing care and then I wouldn't have any provider. I wanted to have the peace of mind that everything was complication free and that the baby was head down before going ahead with the plan.
I was a little apprehensive about bringing it up to Adam because I knew that without his support it wouldn't be possible, but he surprised me by listening to my reasons and agreeing that it was probably our next best option to a homebirth with a midwife. Of course our first choice was to have a midwife come to our home and help me deliver the baby but where we didn't have that choice, we felt like we had no other option but to do it alone. We took this on full force and researched and researched and researched. We read books like Ina May's Guide to Childbirth, Childbirth Without Fear, Unassisted Childbirth and Emergency Childbirth. We joined forums and talked to other couples who had done this before us, we watched birth video after birth video (specifically unassisted birth videos) and we familiarized ourselves with what constituted a true "emergency" requiring hospital assistance and what were things we could deal with on our own. We ordered supplies so that we'd have everything we needed on hand and we bought a blow up pool in case I decided to labor in water. Originally, we weren't going to tell anyone our plans out of fear that we'd be judged and criticized but then we realized that we had to get someone else on board so that we'd have support for Mya throughout this process. After much discussion we decided that my mom was the best one to approach with our radical birth plan. I had put off bringing it up to her for awhile because I was afraid she would think we were crazy and try to talk us out of it and then we'd have no one to assist us. But about a month before my "due date" I decided I needed to let her know so that she'd have time to think about it before giving us an answer and if she flat out refused to help us, we'd need to think of a plan B. So, I called her up and told her we were thinking about having a home birth (which is something she already knew the back story on) and she said she thought the midwives weren't allowed to attend those and then she caught me off guard by asking, "who was going to catch the baby? Adam?" It caught me off guard because she was totally serious when she asked it as if it wasn't a completely ridiculous idea to her. I went over everything with her and assured her that we had thought of everything, we had read lots of books and articles and we knew what to do in an emergency. I assured her that it wasn't illegal and that she would mostly be needed to take care of Mya and do the running around so Adam could help me through contractions.
We weren't above going to the hospital if it was deemed necessary. We understood that there was a chance that would happen if things didn't progress the way we liked or if I lost too much blood or if there was something wrong with the baby.
We felt like we had prepared as much as we could and all that was left was to wait until the big day.
On the night of March 5th we went to bed hoping we'd meet our baby before the end of the week. At 12:30am I got out of bed to go to the bathroom and when I stood up there was a gush and my water had broken. I told Adam and he said, "well, I guess I know what we're doing tonight!" I went to the bathroom to clean myself up while Adam took care of the poor carpet on my side of the bed. I suggested we go back to bed and try to get as much sleep as possible not knowing how long of a journey we had ahead of us. We quickly realized that that wasn't going to happen. Lying down after your water has broken is really hard to do because you continuously gush water and I couldn't get comfortable and sleep knowing I could be ruining my bed so up we got. We sat in the bathroom for awhile because that seemed like the only logical place to be when you're leaking fluid until we realized we had to come up with another solution because I wasn't going to just sit on the toilet for my entire labor. I came up with the idea of sitting in the empty bath tub in the other bathroom so that I could kind of lie down without worrying about my water leaking. Before we moved to the other bathroom, we called my mom.
**This was around 1am and there was no answer which was really unusual. My mother is a super light sleeper and as far as I knew, she was at home asleep. We tried every 20 minutes or so until we got a hold of her and you could hear the concern in her voice that she might not make it in time even though it was only 2:30am and I was convinced there was no rush. She said she'd get her things together and head up right away. Knowing she had a 2.5 hour drive ahead of her we figured she'd be there around 5am. **
Adam brought the playbook in the bathroom with us so we could watch shows and kill time while timing contractions. We started timing them from the beginning and they started out around 2 minutes apart but they weren't coming in a consistent pattern although they were getting stronger. When I started spending more time paying attention to my contractions and less attention to the shows I decided it was time to get out of the empty bath tub. I was cold so I got some clothes on and went downstairs by the fire to warm up. All the lights in the house were out and it was just me and Adam alone. Mya was still sleeping upstairs and we'd hoped she'd stay that way all night. Every time I felt a contraction coming on I'd wrap my arms around Adam's neck and almost hang there while swaying from side to side while he applied pressure to my lower back. It was like we were doing a labour dance. Around 4am I thought it might be a good idea to start getting the pool set up since Adam would have to do it by himself in between contractions and I thought it might take some time. While he was blowing up the pool I was getting the kettle and all of our pots out and filled with water so they'd be ready to go when the hot water ran out. Every time a contraction hit, we'd stop what we were doing and resume the labour dance and it was a rush to get there as soon as it started because if he didn't apply pressure to my lower back as soon as it began then it was a lost cause and I'd have to go through that one alone. I stayed mobile the entire time because I knew that would help bring the baby down and I would be more comfortable and despite trying different positions, I was still most comfortable hanging from Adam's neck and shoulders. By the time mom got there it was 5:30am and we hadn't yet filled the pool. When she arrived, the house was still dark and I remember telling her there were only 2 rules: no lights, and no talking when I was having a contraction. She started helping Adam fill the pool and boiling water to add once the hot water ran out. Let me tell you, getting in that pool felt a-maz-ing. I just sat there and enjoyed the warm water and felt things melt away. I wanted to stay in there forever and I did until after the baby was born.
After a contraction Adam would whisper in my ear that I was doing so good and I remember thinking, "why is he telling me this? Why isn't he waiting until it gets really hard and I need to hear encouraging words cause so far, I can handle this." Each time a contraction ended I'd think to myself, "ok, that wasn't so bad. I can do this. I can handle another one" and I kept telling myself that.
Things continued to progress until it was time to decide what we were going to do with Mya. I had hoped I would have the baby in the middle of the night and we wouldn't have to get anyone to take her for us and she'd wake up and already have a new baby brother or sister but as it was getting closer to 7am and there was still no baby, we had to put a plan in place. My mom got Mya's coat and shoes ready while Adam called his mother and asked her to meet my mom half way between her place and ours. At 6:50am mom went in and woke Mya up and got her dressed while I continued to moan my way through contractions in the living room. Worried that she might be scared of my noises, mom took Mya into the bathroom to do her hair, get her to pee and get her coat and shoes on. When she heard a contraction end, she took her out and down the stairs and on their way out the door Mom told her to say good bye to us. I heard Mya say "bye bye mommy! Bye bye daddy!" and Adam answered her but I couldn't. My head was lying on the side of the pool and my back was to her. I didn't even look up but I heard her leave and felt like the little bit of hold-it-togetherness holding me back was gone and I could really let loose. Just after my mother left, I felt the urge to push and there was no denying that's what it was. It came out of nowhere at the end of a contraction and eventually there were no more contractions, there were just undeniable urges to push. I remember thinking that I hadn't hit the transition phase that I had read about; that phase where you start doubting yourself and the birthing process, you question whether or not you can actually do this, some people start shaking, some cry. I did none of those things. When I had to push, I just pushed. I pushed like that for 2 hours but I don't remember it feeling like it was that long. Somewhere in the middle of pushing the baby out I know I asked for food. Adam brought me these little fruit bars we had bought and I ended up eating the whole box. That gave me enough energy to finish the job and I pushed his little head out and I announced that his head was finally out and that I could feel him shaking it around! I felt him twist himself into position so his shoulders would come out and once he was lined up, he slid out a bit and I told Adam to grab him. Adam pulled him out the rest of the way and told us it was a boy! The cord wasn't very long so we had some maneuvering to do to get him in front of me so I could hold him. He let out a little cry and we knew he was ok. He was perfect. I stayed in the pool while I held him and let the cord go white. Adam cut the cord and I nursed him for a few minutes before we decided I'd get out and dry off to try and deliver the placenta.. We weighed him in a makeshift sling made from tying a knot in a receiving blanket and we hooked it onto a travel scale. He was 7lbs, 8 oz! Adam and mom took turns holding him while I laid on the couch waiting patiently for the placenta to come out on its own. Knowing that it could take longer than if I delivered in a hospital (because I hadn't been given Pitocin), I kept nursing him to try and get it to come loose. We started to notice that I was losing a bit more blood than we expected and decided that it would be best to get dressed and head to the hospital to get help removing the placenta.
We were a little unsure how we'd be received at the hospital having just had a baby at home unassisted, so we fibbed a bit and told anyone who asked that we didn't expect labor to go so quickly and we just didn't get to the hospital in time. Of course they wanted to know where the baby was when we showed up and we just said that the baby was in good health so we left him at home with my mother. I'm glad that we did go to the hospital because as it turns out, I had 3rd degree tears and needed stitches and the placenta wouldn't have been a problem if I had just pulled on the cord to get it out since it had already detached but I didn't feel comfortable doing that. After getting stitched up, we went back home where I took it easy and snuggled my baby while mom and Adam cleaned up the birthing pool and the rest of the living room.
That evening, Adam's mom brought Mya back home and she got to meet her baby brother for the first time. It might have been the most precious moment to witness and I'll never forget the look on her face when she got to hold him for the first time. She was so proud and it didn't matter to her that he was a boy instead of the girl she was convinced was growing inside of me. She loved him and their relationship had just begun.
Henry is now thriving at 13 weeks and weighs 14lbs. I'm so proud of my birth story and wouldn't have changed anything about it. It went exactly as I had envisioned and would do it again in a heartbeat.


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On the copyright page (facing the first page of the Preface), there is
a printing history of the book. The printing history is a row of numbers
that—at the 1st printing—looks like this:
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At each subsequent printing, one number is removed from the end of this row of numbers to indicate which printing of the book you have. For example, the last number in the row of numbers in the 2nd printing is 2, and so on.
[B3C2] = fixed in Big Java's 3rd printing, Java Concepts 2nd
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Three Cheese Potato Au Gratin
By Celene Ann
I come from a long line of bakers and makers. My great grandmother used to take a recipe and alter it depending on what she had on hand. I remember my grandmother sharing that same skill. You could always taste the "love", because when they used their hands, magic happened.
I still believe there is magic in how people cook. No one cook is the same, or shares the same style. My mom would tell you she is no way like my great grandmother. Even if that were to be true, appearance wise, there is a bit of similar passed down flair that my mom has inherited in her baking and cooking.
This recipe has that magical flair to it. As simple as it sounds, the recipe is a perfect vessel for adding to it, but leaving it on it's own is pure heaven. She shared this recipe with me on Mother's Day, showing me how she made this simple yet fantastic dish. It's quite easy to make, and very few ingredients!
3 Cheese Potato Au Gratin
Serves 6-10
5 lbs of potatoes, washed and peeled
1 cup of heavy cream
1 cup of milk
1 pkg Mozzarella pearls
11/2 cups Havarti Cheese
1 cup Grated Parmesan
½ stick of Butter
Salt and Pepper
2 cloves of Grated garlic
Slice the peeled potatoes. We used an attachment on a food processor to slice them. They should be thin so they lay nicely and cook evenly.
Bring the cream, milk to a boil. Add in grated garlic as well as salt and pepper. Let it thicken then place off the heat and set aside.
Recommend taking a large baking dish and smearing butter and grated garlic around to coat the inside.
Start laying your first layer of potatoes. Add salt and pepper, followed by grated parmesan, shredded havarti, and mozzarella pearls. Finish off with dotting it with butter.
Repeat this process until you have used up all the potatoes.
Take your cream and milk mixture and pour it over all of the layers.
- Pop it in a preheated 350 F degree oven for 40min to an 1hr. I recommend checking it at 40 minutes. The time is based off of your own oven's way of cooking. Potatoes should be fork tender, and cheese bubbly.


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Program Director - Turkey
Ankara (Turkey)
Position:Program Director
Reports to:Country Director
Duration: 12 months
About RI: Relief International (RI) is a leading global change organization and home to teams of humanitarian activist-professionals committed to transforming adversity into renewal for the world's most vulnerable populations. By partnering with beneficiaries and communities on the front-lines, RI innovatively bridges the gap between immediate relief and long-term community development.
Position Summary: Reporting to the Turkey Country Director, the Program Director oversees the coordination and administration of all aspects of related to on-going program activities in Syria and Turkey including planning, organizing, staffing, leading, and controlling program activities. Additionally, the Program Director will work closely with the team and CD for the strategic development and management of Relief International's programs. As head of the program team and technical departments (Education, WASH, Health) he/she will in charge of the implementing RI's projects and to improve the capacity and volume of the programs. The Program Director will also be responsible for coordinating and managing unexpected events and program needs as they arise. This position will require exceptional flexibility in job function to serve the needs of a new program in a complicated context.
Position Responsibilities and Duties:
Plan the delivery of the overall program and its activities in accordance with the mission and the goals of the organization
- Develop new programmatic initiatives to support the strategic direction of the country strategy;
- Provide overall guidance and direction focusing the program team on achieving agreed targets and long-term strategic objectives;
- Contribute to and lead program development efforts by identifying opportunities and working with Turkey CD, as well as RI's regional and headquarters-based Program Development department, to draft proposals responding to those opportunities; Participate in the development of funding proposals for the program to ensure the continuous delivery of services; Innovation and creativity will be essential.
- Identify and evaluate the risks and possible threats associated with program activities and take appropriate action to control the risks, communicating and collaborating regularly with the CD, Operations Manager and Security Manager.
Overall Program Management
- Oversee all programs being implemented by RI Turkey;
- Oversee the preparation and submission of technical and program reports as per the grant agreement; Report progress of program implementation to the donor periodically through required weekly, monthly or quarterly reports;
- Ensure effective and agile contingency plans are always up to date and evolving as needed;
- Establish and maintain systems for program operations in accordance with RI policies and procedures;
- Ensure that program activities comply with all donor and Turkish legislation and professional standards;
- Develop forms and records to document program activities;
- Provide guidance to staff on all issues related to program implementation;
- Oversee program-related staffing, security and financial needs per the program budgets, advising and course-correcting where needed through communication to the Country Director and other departments;
- Ensure program team staffing is balanced, effective and sufficient. Ensure adherence to and enforcement of Turkey HR policies including punctuality, productivity and principles of a professional work environment within the program team. Consistency is highly valued;
- Develop an annual program budget and operating plan to support the program, interfacing closely with all other key departments including Finance, HR, Operations, Security and the CD;
- In collaboration with the CD and Finance Manager maintain oversight of all program financial activities;
- Monitor and approve all budgeted program expenditures according to budget-holding responsibilities;
- Oversee the use of all project funds according to established accounting policies and procedures as per RI regulations and donor compliance with the support of the Finance Manager;
- Ensure program implementation and budget use is in compliance with grant requirements per donor (OFDA, ECHO and UNICEF at present) with the support of the Finance Manager;
- Oversee that key program activities are achieved per program budget, timeline and donor requirements;
Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting
- In collaboration with the Monitoring and Evaluation Department, develop a program evaluation framework to assess the strengths of the program and to identify and implement action plans regarding areas for improvement;
- Ensure monitoring, evaluating and documenting of program implementation against indicators in collaboration with the Monitoring and Evaluation Department (M&E); Ensure that activities are on track, including developing and implementing solutions as necessary;
- Oversee the collection and maintenance of records on the clients of the program for statistical purposes according to the confidentiality/privacy policy of the organization and feed this information to the M&E Department for analysis and feedback;
- Following M&E reports, recommend and implement changes to enhance the program, as appropriate;
- Attend meetings with donors and other stakeholders;
- Maintain effective communication with donors and other stakeholders;
- Participate in NGO sector coordination groups (or delegate to appropriate technical leads) and identify areas for coordination and collaboration; Networking and bilateral meeting are key to success in this context;
- Maintain effective communication with CD and other department heads, and with RSO regarding program implementation as required;
- Perform other duties as needed.
Qualifications & requirements:
- This position demands a dynamic individual with a demonstrated ability to achieve results in a demanding and fast paced environment. Creativity, flexibility, strong work ethic and a sense of humor are highly valued. Exceptional individuals are encouraged to apply;
- Master's degree in a relevant Humanitarian/Development field or Bachelor's degree with commensurate work experience; technical experience in health, WASH, and/or education strongly preferred;
- Minimum of 5-7 years professional program implementation experience in conflict settings; including Program development and proposal writing experience;
- Solid background and knowledge of USAID, ECHO and UN Rules and Regulations;
- Extensive contacts with donors, U.N. agencies and other international emergency response and development actors;
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, public speaking, and strategic planning skills required;
- The RI Turkey Country Office fosters an environment of respect for all co-workers regardless of level of seniority. Capacity building of national staff is a core competency of every expat position, and expat staff will be evaluated on their ability to strengthen the skills and growth of more junior staff and institutional partners such as Syrian NGO counterparts;
- Fluency in English (spoken and written) required; Arabic and/or Turkish language skills are highly advantageous;
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities, deadlines, tasks efficiently;
- Excellent time management skills and resourcefulness with strong attention to detail.
**RI Values**
- We uphold the Humanitarian Principles: humanity, neutrality, impartiality and operational independence.
- We affirmatively engage the most vulnerable communities.
- We value:
- Inclusiveness
- Transparency and accountability
- Agility and innovation
- Collaboration
- Sustainability
Please click: http://chc.tbe.taleo.net/chc01/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=RI&cws=4&rid=715
- Organization: Relief International
- Location: Ankara (Turkey)
- Grade: Mid/Senior - Internationally recruited position - Mid/Senior level
Occupational Groups:
- Environment
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Operations and Administrations
- Education, Learning and Training
- Public Health and Health Service
- Project and Programme Management
- Closing Date: 2015-10-07
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Name: Varo (male)
Age: 4 weeks (March 20/18)
Weight: 3lbs
Spayed/neutered: not old enough
Up to date on age appropriate vaccinations: first vaccines will be April 28
Kennel trained: will be working on it soon
House trained: starting to use pee pads.
Best breed guess: heeler x collie
Being fostered in: Weyburn
Adoption fee: $300 ($100 refund once proof of neuter between the age of 6-10 months)
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: they don't seem interested yet
Good with kids: yes!
Varo is the smallest but definitely doesn't realize it. He loves to wrestle and is always in the middle of the action. When he calms down he loves to snuggle up and have a good nap, preferable in a lap or on the couch!
Varo is available for adoption May 15th. Applications can be found on our website at prairieskydogrescue.caD x
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Multicultural and International Reception
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Adanti Student Center - Ballroom
Adanti Student Center - Ballroom
Join the Multicultural Center and university administrators as they welcome students and faculty to campus. This is an opportunity for new and returning faculty, staff, and students (undergraduate and graduate) to network, and be introduced to the diversity resources at Southern Connecticut State University. Don't miss this opportunity to enjoy delicious cultural cuisine while connecting and building bridges that can last for years.
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Posted below is the sermon delivered by Br.Phil Coulson at Christian Believers' Assembly, Cantonment Aurangabad on 12 June,2011.
Passage of Reference : Leviticus 3:1-5; 7:11,12,15,16,19,20
Br.Phil Coulson in this final sermon to the series of Levitical Offerings speaks powerfully on how God yearns to have fellowship with man. This Offering does not establish peace between God and Man. The other 4 offerings establishes peace. But the offer-er would offer this peace offering, after having experienced the peace and fellowship with God. It is proof of God's fellowship with Man. Moreover, this offering is not offered apart from the Burnt offering. And hence when the fat of Peace offering is offered alongside the Burnt offering, a fresh and more powerful flame of Burnt offering arises to God.
The outcome of peace offering, as written in Leviticus 7 is that; the Priestly family and the offer-er's family enjoyed the fellowship with God.
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Bro. Jobin John Mathew - Bibliology : Inspiration of the Bible
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"A Mere" picks its way delicately between classy basslines and a hint of Sheryl Crowe. It's indie like Zach Braff would make a movie around; a sigh runs through it. "The Invitations" has a fried electronic tone running underneath, sweet and salty like the sea and cake, before some bass music comes in and things kick on into space...
"New Patterns" sounds just like that. It chugs in a familiar fashion, but somehow sounds like a remix of Eighties sounds, something about that sparkling drone in the background. A bit like The Stranglers' Always The Sun. It sounds delightfully bright and trebly on top of the steady bass. "Neighbors And Township" sounds like a remix of Joy Division's She's Lost Control at first - all cramped guitar and crisp snare attacks - before it flattens out into something more Midwestern and sure of itself.
This is a mixed book of styles like you might expect from a band that has rounded a few blocks in its time. My heart doesn't soar at any point, which may be a telling indictment of my sociopathic tendencies. But it is solid work and could support several repeat listens and planted seeds would throw some powerful fronds.
I'm not sure what to make of this stable sound though. Human emotion is represented by the vocals which are pitched at a kind of cute sigh, which fits but doesn't connect. I don't catch many lyrics either. So I'm not sure where I place myself, as the listening human, as the closing track "The Runner" opens with a lazy shimmer.
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I have not written much on my blog lately, mainly because I've been quite stressed with work over the last few months. As a passionate writer, I'm extremely disappointed that things at work are not how they used to be, meaning I'm not able to write or publish my own content anymore. This was a key aspect of my work that I loved and felt so lucky to have found a job which allowed me to do this, but since this has not been part of my work anymore I've really felt quite uninspired, unmotivated and not all that creative lately. Had it been up to me, I would have continued writing and producing my own content every single day, but unfortunately I don't have this kind of control or authority over what I do and don't do for work.
Another part of my work (which I was equally as passionate about) which has since stopped completely was the management aspect. For nearly an entire year I was working with the community on the website (this is just a fancy word for all the hundreds of writers who produced posts on the website from all over the world), managing their content and this aspect of the website. This was really when my role as an editor came in, as every day I was editing and tweaking their content, photo editing and much more for promotional purposes.
Basically, I was in charge of promoting great community posts and showcasing them on the website, so that our audience could see quality content written by people from all over the world. Because I started out writing in the community myself, I could relate to these writers a lot and hence was very passionate about helping them with their writing, finding ways in which they could improve, inspiring and motivating them to continue producing posts, promoting their best work as well as giving them general writing advice. Of all the employees, I was the only writer who had started from within the community itself, so I was so grateful to be asked to take on this responsibly and to be given this role.
It wasn't always an easy job, but I was dedicated to making a difference with the community of writers and loved every second of helping these individual people, communicating with them and getting to know them through their writing.
At times there were some backlash from the writers as they struggled to agree with some of my decisions as an editor, and I had various nasty words thrown at me as some tried to get me into trouble for simply doing my job and doing as the role required. However unpleasant, this is to be expected when communicating with a wide range of people from around the world who don't know you personally, and it certainly doesn't help that all of this is done online, meaning anyone can sit behind a computer, type nasty and hurtful comments and bring a downright negative attitude to the table. This is when you have to really understand what it means to be professional as well as to not take this kind of thing personally, as difficult as this might be at times.
However, this role started to change as the co-founder was looking to take the community in a new direction (a term which I've heard time and time again but which I still struggle to understand the exact meaning of), and was shortly taken over completely by a few other editors. Based on how things had been going over the past few months, I saw this coming but felt very disappointed when it finally happened nonetheless. Mainly I just felt a bit sad for my role to come to an end, to not be able to have that contact with other writers on the website that I tried to help every day, but to also receive no recognition whatsoever for the hard work and effort that I constantly put into the community over the year that I was working on it and doing the best that I could to make it a success and point of difference from similar websites for aspiring writers out there. I really believe that I helped to make the community a positive space for like-minded writers to produce inspiring and uplifting content that inspired our huge readership, mainly young women, from all over the globe, and I received a great amount of positive feedback from the writers themselves in the time that I had this role. Of course, not everyone could see it from my perspective and claimed that the community wasn't thriving or succeeding as it should have been, which I still disagree with as every single day I saw great results from the approach that I was taking.
I'm incredibly sad to think about how for a while there I had three jobs that made up my workload: writing, editing and managing. The former and the latter are no longer there, however, so all I've left with is a bit of editorial work which comes sparingly over the course of an entire month, making up an extremely small and unideal income which I can't afford to live off if I wasn't still living at home. I'm 21 years old now, and just like anyone else my age I'm starting to understand the significance of supporting oneself financially and to actively seek out ways to do this for the sake of one's future. It saddens me that I've worked hard over the last year and a half and yet as of right now I most likely couldn't move out if I wanted to or afford to flat or pay my own bills. I know this may seem like a personal thing to write about on here but I'm just being completely honest with myself and with you, as you know I always will be. I don't have a problem expressing my concerns, doubts, disappointments or anything along these lines if it means I'm putting my true and honest self forward at the end of the day. That's all I have to say for now, and I can't wait for the day that something better comes along.
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Player Pathway- How to make it
The first step to making it as a professional Football player is to want it, so you have already made the first step by visiting the South of England's premier Football Academy. In both Academies you will find Premiership and international coaching experts, a tailored training programme, excellent facilities with additional health and fitness support combined with a quality education allowing you to balance your development alongside your academic career.
But to make it takes more than being in the right place, it takes determination and commitment from you. There is a well-known football saying that it takes 10,000 hours of practice to make it as a professional; but it has to be the right training. There are players who have cut their careers short by training too hard, too fast and so become injury prone and a bad investment for a club.
With many years' experience in preparing player to join the professional world of football both on and off the pitch, your development is in safe hands at the Buckswood Football Academy. Many young players select Buckswood to complement their training at a Premiership Development Centre, and so you will find the calibre of your fellow academy members is unrivalled in a school-based Football academy.
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Have you ever noticed when you learn a new word you start hearing that word everywhere? When I first started paying attention to our food I also started to notice (in a good way, not in the annoying way it used to seem) how often my kids and husband would ask me what they could eat. How many times a day do you hear, "Can I have a snack?", "What's for dinner?", "What can I eat?", "I'm hungry!". It finally occurred to me that as CEO of food in our house I have the opportunity to make changes that affect us throughout the day and, actually, throughout our lives. Sounds great, but no one said being CEO was easy! I started with a few ground rules that basically resulted in our pantry and refrigerator being completely emptied of almost all of the food — not a popular decision in my house! And the biggest revelation at this point was that my 3 year old was addicted to goldfish crackers. He quickly started exhibiting his withdrawal symptoms by rolling around on the floor kicking and crying, and I quickly started searching for a "gateway snack" that would get the kids excited for our transition to Real Food. Nothing works better than chocolate chip cookies and I was thrilled to discover a recipe on nanaclareskitchen that fit into our new eating plan. My version of this recipe is below, but first here are the top four Real Food Rules that we're trying to follow.
1) If you can't get the words out, don't put the food in.
When I started reading ingredient labels I was shocked at how something that appears healthy (and even says so on the front of the package!) is full of words that can't be pronounced.
Rather than taking days to look up all these unfamiliar ingredients – (like I did, and I'll be posting my list soon!) — follow these two simple rules of thumb: if you can't pronounce or recognize an ingredient, or if you wouldn't normally cook with it (how often do you add a dash of "mixed tocopherols"?) don't buy it! This rule of thumb helps us to avoid all the junk like preservatives and artificial flavors and colors.
2) Choose whole grain over anything else. This pretty much covers all flour, breads, cereals, pie crusts, tortillas, rice and crackers.
So far, no one in my family has even mentioned that we no longer have things like white bread or saltines in the house which to me means they haven't even noticed! The biggest change for us– or what I thought would be the biggest change,but I guess was just for me!– was switching to whole grain bread. It can be pretty difficult to find bread in the grocery store that follows both Rule 1 and Rule 2. A lot of it has whole grain flour, but that's in addition to enriched white flour or just wheat flour (which doesn't mean whole grain). Also, its surprising how many other ingredients are in the breads available at the grocery store. Fortunately, some stores stock some local bakery breads and those are usually made with real food. When shopping, be sure that the first ingredient listed has "whole" before it. If it doesn't say "whole" it isn't a whole grain. Also, look for a short ingredient list with words that you know! Luckily we have an amazing place in New Hampshire called Me&Ollies that bakes their own bread and does it with REAL ingredients.
A great benefit that I've noticed since switching to whole grains is that it fills us up and helps us to stay full longer (which is very helpful in reducing the yells of "mom I'm hungry!") One reason it does this is that it has a lot more fiber than white flour. I compared a 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour to 1/2 cup of white and the results were 6.4 grams fiber for whole wheat vs. only 1.3 for white! Whole grain (also called whole wheat) uses all of the wheat berry (which has 3 parts: bran, germ, endosperm), whereas white flour uses only one part, the endosperm, which is basically just starch. As a result, white flour is missing a lot of the nutrients that are found in whole grain.
3. Avoid pesticides and GMOs.
This sounds like a no-brainer– it's not as if I want to eat these things or give them to my kids! The problem is that it can be difficult to know when we're eating them. The easy answer is to buy organic, although I know that isn't always the most economical answer. Fortunately I discovered that most items in the produce department (fruits, veggies) are very rarely GMO, so at least in that department I only worry about pesticides. This can still be expensive if buying everything organic, but thanks to the Environmental Working Group (www.ewg.org) I have a cheat sheet on what produce items are most contaminated with pesticides — they call these the "Dirty Dozen" — and which are least contaminated, the "Clean Fifteen". They've actually researched 51 different items and ranked them from worst (1) to best (51), so I just split the list in half and anything ranked 1 – 26 I buy organic and from 27 – 51 I buy regular. I'll be uploading the list soon! When buying dairy, meat and poultry we try to always buy organic or buy from the farmer's market and ask the farmer how the animal was raised.
4. Scrap the sugar (But not the sweets!) For me, this might be the hardest of all the rules. Before we began this journey I can't remember when I had gone a day without chocolate. I pretty much always had a plate of brownies around (and lots of back up Duncan Hines in the pantry!) and would grab a chunk here and there throughout the day. I started each morning with sugar in my coffee and felt proud for choosing what I thought was a "healthy, natural" choice over the artificial sweeteners. My Peach Cobbler recipe was my husband's favorite. I always had a York Peppermint Patty in my purse (a fat free food!). Oh, I could go on and on reminiscing about my lovely sugar days. So, this rule has been the one that really left me feeling a little bit deprived in the beginning (and a little bit grouchy without my chocolate!). The silver lining is that there are real, truly natural (not refined like white sugar), options that turn out to make some pretty awesome dishes. Thank goodness for honey and maple syrup. There are also two more bonuses, the first is that by following the first three rules I noticed that removing the majority of sugar from our diet was, well, a piece of cake. There's so much sugar hidden in almost all processed foods that by removing those I removed a huge chunk of our sugar intake. The other bonus is that after about a week I started to notice that my energy levels were more constant and my sugar cravings started to disappear. But, to be honest, they're not gone completely which brings me to the recipe that has replaced the brownies in our house, Chocolate Chip Cookies!
As I mentioned above, I first made this recipe as a "gateway treat" for my kids to try to entice them into liking our new diet by giving them a sweet taste of this new, real food. The thing that keeps this from being a 100% real food is that it contains chocolate chips. However, there are only 6 grams of sugar in 1 tablespoon of semi-sweet chips and I've figured out that each cookie has less than 1/2 a tablespoon of chips, so this helps me to justify keeping this recipe around (as long as I can keep myself from eating too many cookies!)
- 1.5 cups whole white wheat flour
- 1/2 t baking soda
- 1/4 t baking powder
- 1/2 t salt
- 1/2 cup honey
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1 egg
- 1 t vanilla
- 1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Combine dry ingredients in one bowl. In a second bowl cream the butter and honey and add the egg and vanilla. Add the dry ingredients to the butter mixture and stir to combine. Stir the chocolate chips and nuts into batter. Drop by rounded teaspoons onto an ungreased cookie sheet and bake for 9-12 minutes. Enjoy!


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Federal Ban on Kaspersky Software Stretches into Healthcare
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) ordered all federal agencies to remove Kaspersky Lab software from their computer systems in the next 90 days. According to cyber security experts, "this decision could ripple down into the healthcare industry."
Kaspersky, a Russian security software company, has more than 1,700 healthcare customers in North America, and is currently under investigation by the FBI for ties to Russian security services. According to DHS, there is a risk that these actions could "compromise federal information" and threaten U.S. national security.
According to Richard Henderson, a global security strategist, the "U.S. federal ban on Kaspersky products is 'extreme' and if the ban sticks, we can expect a lot of healthcare organizations to err on the side of caution and replace their products with others. The unquantifiable risk for hospital CISOs is too great to ignore."
Many involved in the cybersecurity industry, as well as those who don't typically focus on security, such as employees of small practices, will have to dedicate time and money to finding replacements. "Eventually, all of the district hospitals and organizations that are related to any government program like Medicare and Medicaid are going to move away from Kaspersky," said Mac McMillan, CEO of CynergisTek."
Top cybersecurity experts also believe the move "isn't as simple as replacing one piece of security software with another as the Kaspersky software can be embedded in non-security applications, like radiology systems." Many have also voiced it's their belief that even if the ban doesn't remain permanent, the damage is already done to the Kaspersky name.
Earlier this summer, U.S. security officials said they wouldn't be comfortable with their agencies running the company's software, and lawmakers called for a ban on Kaspersky products in the Department of Defense. In response, Kaspersky released a statement saying that the company and its founder "do not have ties to any government."


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One of the very first thing a prospective buyer notices about your house is the smell and nothing will put a buyer off faster than a musty basement or worse, visible mold. Mildew and mold are everywhere and usually don't bother us because we take preventative steps like keeping our basement dry and allowing for air circulation but soemtimes they can get a foothold and here is a very good article ...
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Roy Deese Jr. opened his racing season with a late model victory on Saturday at Hagerstown Speedway in the second race of the program.
Matt Sheppard scored a victory in the small block modified feature that guaranteed a starting spot in the Octoberfest.
Deese, of Laurel, Md., was second through five laps before he overtook Jared Miley on the 20th lap, going on to win by 1.79 seconds.
Brett Hearn took the lead on the first lap of the small block feature but Sheppard soon took command and led the remainder of the way, beating out Shawn Merkel by 2.06 seconds.
The Speedway is idle for racing Saturday and returns March 28 with the Super DIRT Series.
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One Step Retail Solutions associate Pocket Your Shop creates custom
apps for retailers and non-profits. The most recent app to go live was for
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We wanted to take a moment to feature the possibilities made available
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- Apps are perfect for customer that are on the go (isn't that everyone
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Lakeside Tourist Park
Caravan park
This spacious lakeside park is located about 1 km from the centre of the popular coastal town of Robe. There is plenty of green grass and good facilities at a reasonable price. Bookings are required in peak times and a minimum-stay period applies in all holidays. Pets are allowed outside Christmas and Easter holidays.
Toilets and showers (disabled access), laundry, dump point, kiosk/shop, gas refills and exchange, ice, camp kitchen, barbecues, playground, boat ramp, wireless internet, internet terminal, pets OK.
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Credit cards, eftpos, holiday loading.
Discounts: Top Tourist.
Tent sites, powered sites, fits big motorhomes, cabins.
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24 Main Road, Robe 5276
Ph (08) 8768 2193 or 1300 135 012,
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"I believe that farming is the strongest community building tool out there. I believe that a sustainable food system brings people together, honors rich cultures, and nurtures strong minds and bodies. The ability to access healthy, nutritious food is power. The ability to produce that food is freedom." –Megan Sonier, Mama Hope Global Advocate Fellow
For many of us in the developed world, we are blissfully unaware of the food chains that supply our restaurants and grocery store. But for many in the developing world, sustainable food sources still remains out of reach. Not only do children lack daily sources of nutritious food, but also too often, these communities are impacted by international trade agreements and other interventions into the food market. Often times developed nations subsidize their own agricultural and farming industry, thereby skewing the market prices and preventing developing nations from entering the market. These types of market interventions lead to unsustainable food systems and have devastating economic and ecological impacts on communities.
The reality is that not only do these communities lack the resources to adequately feed and nourish their children, but also that these communities struggle to gain economic footholds in the agriculture market. Yet it is clear that these communities and people deserve the same sustainable sources of food as developed nations. While there are many charities and non-governmental organizations that donate and work toward sustainable sources of food; donating to these types of organizations doesn't allow one to see the tangible results of your donation. We find large organizations that are "not-for-profit," like the Salvation Army or the Red Cross, write a check for x amount, and just like that we've done our part for our fellow human beings. Maybe you donated the money to a large organization that supposedly aids education efforts in Africa. Someone's life just got better. Probably. Well, who knows? You don't know where your money went for sure. So how can you be sure you are making a difference in someone else's life and empowering people to be self-supporting and entrepreneurial leaders in their communities? What happens is these large organizations come in and try to exert what they think is necessary to improve problems in a community of which they have not been a part. How can you solve problems without a context? Instead of talking to community members and figuring out where people's money can be best used to support the community, these large organizations just decide for themselves what's important, and give us an umbrella statement as far as where our money went. "We aided education efforts in Senegal this Spring." That sounds good enough, but maybe you didn't know 60% of your donation went to buying desks for additional children when the school really needed books for the children it was currently educating. The next 20% went to the marketing effort needed to convince you to donate, and the remaining 20% went to the organization's top-level employees' paychecks (they have to live too to be fair). Does it make sense for kids to have somewhere to sit in a classroom if they have nothing to read? If you knew this, would you have still donated? Probably not, because did your donation make a real difference? Moreover, many of those that donate and fund charities do so out of pity, without recognizing the way that this cycle of savior vs starving child, perpetuates stereotypes.
This combination of a lack of accountability and the savior complex that drives charities is what led MetaMatcha to partner with Mama Hope. Mama Hope seeks to bring real and sustainable agricultural (as well as social and entrepreneurial) change, skills, and empowerment to communities where it will translate to growth for the community and a template for other communities. MetaMatcha is committed to helping the students at the Akili School and the 39,000 people surrounding the Rita Rose Gardens in Kisumu, Kenya, by helping to provide a sustainable system for growing nutritious food. Other than providing food security, we are also working to help the Kisumu community by creating sustainable agricultural practices and innovations to help them start to specialize in certain trades, and grow micro-economies around these items. This investment into the people and the communities allows the effects of our money to be replicated and sustained throughout the community.
Our own mission at MetaMatcha is to deliver the healthiest functional energy to your lives, because you deserve a life where you are clear-headed, healthy, without excess stress, and exceeding your potential every day. We embarked on this mission by finding the most functional and health boosting ingredients and putting them together for the first palatable and truly natural energy shot (we use actual juices, roots, minerals, leaves, not extract flavorings, caffeine powder and sugar). Just like Mama Hope, we are providing our community with healthy ingredients, providing the energy needed to further create sustainable food systems and a sustainable life. We recognize that we're not the only people who believe in the value of investing in people. This is why we joined in Mama Hope's cause and helped sponsor our friend Megan Sonier to go to Kisumu, Kenya to work with community leaders in Kisumu to impart sustainable agricultural practices so that no one in Kisumu goes hungry again and everyone has the opportunity to #ExceedYourPotential.


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Swamp Hats and Mullets for everyone! Get ready Florida, Matt "Mayhem" Biolos is headed your way for 2 shapers night events… Friday July 21st from 4-8 pm at the Catalyst in Melbourne Beach, and Saturday July 22nd from 5-8 pm at Red Dog Surf Shop in New Smyrna Beach.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma City officer has been charged with second degree murder in connection to the fatal shooting of a suicidal man in November.
Court records filed Dec. 5 show that Oklahoma City Police Department Sgt. Keith Sweeney faces a complaint of murder in the second degree or the alternative of manslaughter in the first degree.
The charge comes in connection to the Nov. 15 fatal shooting of 29-year-old Dustin Robert Pigeon.
According to police, officers responded to reports of a suicidal person around 2:40 a.m. in the courtyard of Parkview Village Homes, 1416 SW 20 Street. When officers arrived on-scene, they say Pigeon was holding a bottle of lighter fluid and threatening to light himself on fire. The officers attempted to get Pigeon to drop the lighter fluid and get on the ground, but he did not comply.
Court documents show that Officer Nitzky deployed a bean bag shotgun, striking Pigeon in the left hip. Sergeant Sweeney then discharged his weapon striking Pigeon multiple times.
Pigeon was provided medical attention but died on scene. The documents also state that Pigeon was not armed and "not a threat to the officers".
Sweeney has been on paid administrative leave since the incident. District Attorney David Prater will host a press conference at 2:30 p.m. to discuss the incident. Body camera footage of the incident will also be released at this time.
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England seamer Stuart Broad insists the tourists have to play to their strengths in order to win the upcoming Ashes series in Australia.
Broad, who is England's second highest wicket-taker of all-time in Tests with 388 in 109 games, says they do not have the pace attack to blast opposition batsmen out as the hosts can do.
However, the Nottinghamshire seamer feels he and fellow new-ball bowler James Anderson have the skills to hold it tight for long periods of time to force the errors out of the home team's attacking players.
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Broad said: "We have to look at what we do best as a group. We're not going to blast the Australians out.
"We don't have a Brett Lee-type bowler who can bowl 95mph reverse-swinging yorkers. We're not going to blast Australia out like Andrew Flintoff and Steve Harmison did in 2005.
"We have to do what we do. We have to adjust our lengths a bit – if you bowl that slightly fuller length, you get belted, as we found out at the WACA the other day – set slightly more defensive fields and bang out a length more often than not like Glenn McGrath used to.
"You have to bowl a heavy length here to be threatening. I don't know if playing on egos is the right way to say it, but if you can cut off a few of their boundaries then you have more chance of them making a mistake."
Broad also insists that the tactic is not a negative plan, saying the same plan worked when England won the Test series in South Africa two years ago.
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The seamer continued: "I don't want to sound as if this is a negative plan because, although it always looks great to have five slips and a gully, is that playing to our strengths on these pitches?
"We had a theory in 2015-16 in South Africa that when a new batsman came in, we'd swarm them for the first 15 balls or so. That way, if they make any mistake, they are out. And if they score 20 off 15 balls, you can always drag it back.
"I'd like to do a similar thing again. If any world-class batsman is going to make a mistake, it is going to be in the first 20 minutes. If they drive you through the covers three times, it doesn't matter but then settle into a more defensive field."
The first of five Ashes Tests gets underway at the GABBA on 23 November.


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It was a sad, sad day....
the day my dishwasher died....
I loved my dishwasher. It was such a faithful worker. It wasn't perfect, but I relied on that dishwasher for over 13 years.
Not only was it a hard worker, but it helped my kitchen look less cluttered. I could hide my dirty dishes quickly, when company was coming over...you can't hide them when you have to wash them in the sink!
But, earlier this week, it started giving out....strange noises, that were just "not normal" starting coming from it. It was warning me, I guess, but it gave me one last load of clean dishes.
I tried it again the next day, hoping that maybe it somehow "fixed itself". It started the cycle, and lasted for 15 minutes, maybe. Then it got s-l-o-w-e-r
and s--l--o--w--e--r....and quit.
I sent my husband a text message, as he was at a basketball game with my older 2 boys. "the dishwasher died"...no response.
I sent my middle boy a text message, "are u sitting by dad?"...the reply, "yes"..."tell him the dishwasher died"...."he knows"...I guess my darling husband wasn't as sad as I was....I guess it's because I'm the one that washes the most dishes around here!
Unfortunately, or maybe fortunately, depending on how I look at it, we are not and will not be racing out to purchase a new dishwasher. A dishwasher is not a "need", and only a "want". We don't have disposable income, at this point in time. But, that's okay as I have already found some positives to this sad occasion...my husband and I spend a little more time together in the evening, washing and drying dishes. We make a great team! :) Last night, he even offered to wash them for me...
Don't get me wrong. I'm still annoyed that my dishwasher is dead. (I never said I was perfect!)
This is just the "new normal" that I will have to get used to...
...and there's really no reason I can't still use my broken dishwasher to hide my dirty dishes, right?.....
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Local DJs will also include Keefy and Ox.
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The Evolution of the Decrease of Randomness
The Evolution of the Decrease of Randomness
This chapter explains why randomness is curtailed in larger forms. Large organisms are unlikely to have an overall neutral morphology like small ones, and the reason is to be found in their elaborate development. The greater the size, the more developmental steps. The voyage from a single cell, a fertilized egg, to a large, mature organism with millions of cells is a process that cannot be chaotic, but must be controlled if it is to achieve a consistent ultimate shape from generation to generation. There can be no significant deviation from those set steps to get from one generation to the next.
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YEREVAN, May 16. /ARKA/. "Wrapping" multi-apartment building with a special high-tech shell will reduce the cost of heating by 50-60%, said UNDP Deputy Resident Representative to Armenia Dmitry Maryasin.
In July 2017, the Armenian government and the United Nations Development Program launched a joint program designed to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere in 2017-2023 by 250 thousand tons, and energy costs of farms by 14-20%. For these purposes, Armenia will receive $20 million from the Green Climate Foundation. The government will in turn provide a co-financing in the amount of $9.8 million.
"We believe that it is not very effective to give credit or some money to individual families, so that they, for example, change windows in their apartments to cut heating costs. It is much more effective to "wrap" buildings with a special high-tech shell that reduces energy losses by 50-60%. Some households will be able to warm their apartments properly, while others will save substantial sums," Maryasin told journalists on Wednesday during a conference on knowledge sharing on energy efficiency management and financing residential buildings.
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