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Solar intertie photovoltaic (PV) systems are not particularly complex. First there are panels, which collect the sunlight and turn it into electricity. The DC signals are fed into an inverter, which converts the DC into grid-compatible AC power (which is what you use in your home). Various switch boxes are included for safety reasons, and the whole thing is connected via wires and conduit.
The solar PV-generated power is connected to your home’s grid at your main fuse box.
Here are the lists of the PV system basics:
1. Panels.
PV panels, which cost anywhere from $2.40 per watt to over $5 per watt, are the single biggest expense of a PV system. Their placement and mounting affect your system performance more than any other facet of the job.
2. Mounting equipment.
Mounting your PV panels is of critical importance. First, you need to mount the panels where they’ll get maximum sunshine over the course of a year. But the more difficult problem is to mount them with an enough integrity that they’ll stay put for 25 years or more.
3. DC-to-AC inverters.
Inverters take the low-voltage, high-current signals from the PV panels and convert them into 120VAC (or 240 VAC), which is directly compatible with grid power. Inverters cost around $0.70 per watt, or around $2,600 for a typical application. From a reliability standpoint, they are generally the weak link in any PV system, so quality is a must.
4. Tracking mounts.
Tracking mounts mechanically move the PV panels over the course of a day so that they directly face the sun at all times. Dual axis trackers change both azimuth and elevation, while single axis trackers only match the azimuth.
5. Disconnect switches.
Disconnect switches are of critical importance, and they need to be mounted within easy reach. Every member of your family should know exactly how to turn the PV system off for safety reasons. If any abnormal behavior occurs in your home’s electrical system, shut off the solar system first.
6. Wiring and fuse box connections.
Wiring, conduit, and connections to your household main fuse box are minor hardware expenses, but they comprise a big chunk of the labor when you’re installing a PV system.
7. Utility power meters.
Conventional power meters are capable of spinning backward, but utility companies usually change to a special digital meter when you connect to the grid because most solar customers go to the TOU (time-of-use) rate structure, which requires more intelligent processing than a mechanical device is capable of.
Remember
Keeping it simple pays. In general, the vast majority of customers install the simplest possible system on their roofs because this allows for the best return on investment. You can get real fancy with solar PV, but costs rise fast. You can choose to put a “skirt” around your solar panels, for example, to hide the underlying mounting frames and improve the appearance, but you pay extra for this option, and the production suffers as well because the panels operate at a hotter temperature (the skirt prevents cooling breezes). Stick with proven, field-tested equipment that’s as simple as your situation merits and you’ll achieve the best return on investment.
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ROLI & FXpansion announced before the weekend a special sale on their high-quality virtual analog Strobe 2 Synthesizer. Strobe and Strobe 2 are widely recognized Synthesizer plugins in the electronic music industry used by Deadmau5 per example often in his tracks. For limited time, you can buy this amazing Synthesizer with a 30% OFF discount. If you don’t have high-quality synths with some unique features than check out Strobe 2 by ROLI/FXpansion.
Available here: FXpansion Strobe 2 Synthesizer
Strobe2 is a software polysynth which puts diverse new sounds effortlessly within your reach. It builds on the original’s realistic analogue modelling and deep but intuitive synthesis with a slew of enhancements and requested features. Highlights include a stunning effects section, revamped arpeggiator, deeper modulation processing, preset-morphing, randomizing and a scalable vector interface for retina and 4K displays.
Of course, Strobe2 retains the cult-classic original’s signature character – a ‘super-oscillator’ with stacking, detuning and sync, a warm saturating VCA, the acclaimed TransMod modulation system and a powerful multimode filter with 22 responses for massive tonal variety.
Strobe2 comes with over 900 presets to get you started but its programming simplicity makes creating new sounds and learning about synthesis addictive and exciting. Capable of everything from raw vintage tones to futuristic sound design, Strobe2 is perfect for all kinds of music from classic to modern and beyond.
Check out here the official overview video
Features
Analogue-modelled performance synthesizer
Multi-waveform osc with sub osc and noise
Hard-sync, osc-stacking, detuning and phase reset
Multimode filter with 22 modes and drive
Saturating OTA-modelled VCA
Powerful LFO with clock-divided ‘sub LFO’
Intuitive TransMod modulation
New Euclid and Curve modulation processors
6-block effects page with over 25 processors
Revamped arpeggiator with modulation-sequencer
Preset morphing and randomizing
Scalable vector interface supports retina/high-res
Over 900 inspirational presets
VST, AU, AAX64 and RTAS formats for Mac & Windows
Check out here my video where I demonstrate some sounds with a modular sound design approach
ROLI/FXpansion Strobe 2 is now available for Windows and Mac (VST/AU/AAX/RTAS) and the special sale ends July 21st 2017.
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A colourful Echinodermus surrounded by Red Herbum for a bright installation in Chartres for the end of the year celebrations.
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Help others achieve their dreams and you will achieve yours Happy new week friends from all of us at Tacugama!
Tacugama's past, present, and future - at the sanctuary and with our in-depth conservation activities around the country. Listen to
Today we gave @dr .izzygoeswild, Tacugama’s resident wildlife vet during 2016-17 and @rowenagoesape , Tacugama's social media coordinator, a big Bruno Hug
1,2,3……..cheers It is almost weekend friends. Enjoy your Friday! @rowenagoesape
We are over the moon! Our Black Friday - Giving Tuesday campaign resulted in 20 new guardianships for the chimps
Last weekend we asked all of you to caption this photo. And you did!!!!! Thanks all for the beautiful, funny
We want to extend a very warm THANK YOU to everyone who was able to attend our Happy Hour Event
It is #givingtuesday ! Want to support a great cause and give a gift that matters?! Today is the last day
It’s Monday! We hope we can get you started with our weekly dose of #chimpspiration
Tompey is telling Zach what he wants most for the holidays this year: For you to become a guardian to
The festive season is approaching with Tacugama's best sellers events and a Xmas promotion on the Lodges *03/12 Friday 7pm
- WIN WIN WIN - Words can not express the happiness you see in this photo, or can they??!! Since
Buy 2 Guardianships, get 1 free! The holiday season is a upon us and we are extremely grateful for all
Despite the challenges our outreach team sometimes face in the field, they will always reach their destination: the rural communities
The Holiday Season is coming Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary, AdvocAid, Izelia, The Ori Project, Prevention First, Freetown International Singers, and Mango
Our ' Canopy look' is a favorite place for everyone visiting Tacugama! From the top of our 80 feet high
When 15-month old Monro arrived at Tacugama in 2018, he was in a bad state. He was very skinny and
Today we pay our sincere condolences to the family of Shirley McGreal and all who were impacted by her compassion
A podcast with our resident vet Dr. Karina Flores about her experiences with various wildlife species in Africa and her
Our Yoga Fest is on! We still have some space for you tomorrow, so join us. Program: 7:30-9:00 am Breathing
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with not in fact having the total of capital so with anything that you’re finding out about please do study the platform do not just assume due to the fact that i use it that you can use it immediately do some due diligence have a little play around with it even invest with virtual cash they give that option as well so you really get used to the structure of the website and after that when you’re ready to use your own cash to invest you can do so now i will disclaim naturally your capital is at risk this is investing we’re doing you’re investing in genuine companies if you choose to in this particular video we’re speaking about how to copy other individuals’s investments with your cash so obviously your capital is at risk and we have to bear that in mind do not simply do something since that person has said they have actually made profit 14 months in a row purchase these choices due to the fact that you believe is the right ones for you and that being stated let’s dive directly in [Music] so the important things we’re going to cover in this video is comprehending what is copy trading what are copy portfolios it becomes part of social trading which is one aspect that is most likely.
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well-known for it’s the alternative to see what other traders are doing amazing we do not normally get that insight from a great deal of platforms and the other benefit is these copy portfolios are copy trading and so that implies with our money we can really state i want to do exactly what that trader is doing or match that exact portfolio of alternatives and generally whenever they make a trade they purchase they sell whatever they do your money will be simulated with it so that suggests if for instance 10 of their investment portfolio is in tesla guess what you’ll now be investing 10 of your cash in so we’re going to likewise cover is the costs included truly vital you comprehend what are the costs of this now with any platform there will be some cost to obviously these are genuine business that are investing they’re doing the purchasing the selling for you there’s going to be charges involved and even some of the absolutely no fee sites then might not charge you for actually buying and selling funds or etfs private commodities private stocks.
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there’ll be costs on other parts maybe it’s our fx rate when you’re changing from uk to u.s dollars there’s all type of fees associated so do your due diligence and i’m going to reveal you the fees with in particular in this video the next would be things to know before you really start purchasing copy trading or copy portfolios and finally some best guidance best practices if you are thinking about this as a tool whether you start your journey or your more advanced investor so let’s begin with fees actually essential to comprehend these now on there’s a couple of fees there isn’t charges to do with in fact buying and selling fine so commission charges are complimentary however there are a couple of other fees the first one is withdrawal fees so you can obviously put money in now if you remain in the uk we put our uk money.
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and it’s immediately converted into us dollars and i’ll cover a little point about that in the future however when you wish to withdraw your cash so you offer your shares you offer your commodities whatever you’re selling the minimum amount you can withdraw is thirty dollars back out and they do charge you 5 dollars per withdrawal so for me naturally knowing that i’m going to make certain that i’m only withdrawing when i definitely need to now you may state all right that’s rather expensive and i get that but it’s all to do with how they run their platform they need to charge fees somewhere and withdrawal costs are simply among those options that they have a lot of platforms undoubtedly are complimentary to do such things has this five dollar charge so in my eyes make your withdrawals largely it can be maybe even once a year when every 6 months you know depends totally how you’re investing but that is a cost to keep in mind the second fee that i have actually discussed is that conversion charge now with you’re handling us dollars only there’s not an alternative to purchase in euros or uk which’s fine that fits me.
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a lot of my stocks are us dollar stocks anyway or the etfs that i’m purchasing or even some crypto so i’m excellent with that we have what’s called the fx currency conversion fee now when you use anybody so if you’re using trading two and 2 open market anyone at all this is standard they have actually i expect stuck to whatever cost they charge for that conversion rate you sort of have to accept you know if you wish to utilize their platform go from uk to us then that conversion cost is there what are they in fact giving you in regards to your uk pounds to us dollars and all platforms are the same you can’t bargain with them you can’t go to the bank and state provide me us dollars instead you need to pay their costs now the terrific aspect of though when you’ve transformed your cash you do not have to invest it right away that dollar worth can sit in your portfolio as cash dollars for as long as you like so that suggests the preliminary day that you purchase or convert your dollars is the only charge that occurs now with copy trading and copy portfolios there aren’t any additional fees so that’s truly great utilizing that part of their site will not certainly restrict you in any way nevertheless we need to know 2 other fees the first being what’s called spread costs okay and i’m going to reveal you what i indicate on now a spread fee as i’m going to reveal you
on is essentially the difference that belongs to the financial investment platform between the buy cost and the sale price alright it’s their premium on doing both those 2 actions now tesla if you can see on this part of the website right now tesla’s dollar value 599 per share in tesla that actually implies that when you want to sell or buy as you can see it’s not the rate you’re seeing up here let me reveal you that again so the existing cost of tesla is the value of a share what’s called spread costs is the difference then actually to buy that share on the platform and you’ll find this everywhere this is another manner in which they make a small amount of profit from you whenever you do a buyer’s share so keep that in mind clearly it’s more pricey to purchase than it is to offer so they’re going to offer you less back with your sale and you state fine well why does that happen it just does that is the nature of a lot of platforms out there there’s a difference between if you’re buying it then you wish to sell it which is how they make a little bit of money on those spread charges it’s typically incredibly little it could be a matter of pens matter of cents in there but that’s one location every investment firm will once again make a bit money now the last feat is called an
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overnight cost now this is truly essential if you’re really utilizing cfds yourself also an over night fee is when you’re refraining from doing that buy sell deal in the very same day alright there’s then an overnight fee charged or even if you go from the friday to the monday before cruising a weekend charge now this just applies to cfds so if you’re actually buying out the etf the stock the commodity and using time one utilize which means you’re actually purchasing the exact property instead of utilizing take advantage of anyhow you will not get hit with these costs however these fees are if you’re utilizing leverage and cfds and then you’re going to have these fees if you’re not buy offering in the exact same day so let’s state if you enter into the help area this isn’t the overnight fees info you can see exactly the breakdown and it’ll inform you what are the charges what are the fees then for when you’re doing overnight or you’re doing over weekends which just uses as i said to cfds there are some added fees of course depending on what you are purchasing also this is on your own so keep that in mind however complete costs are totally within their assistance details okay and we talked about as well as free to deposit in but there’s a five dollar charge if you wish to withdraw from anything whether it’s been cfds typical commodity stock shares everything there’s that five dollar withdrawal cost now another thing to call it as i’ve said copy trading and copy portfolios are 2 various ways of in fact using these copy operates they do not have any additional charges on top of the typical fees that
are there now what you need to keep in mind though is these possibly handled by other people completely or in some cases have actually created portfolios you’ve got a real individual doing the management you need to make sure you choose the person that’s right for you similar to any profession this is your financial assets so we definitely require to make sure it’s the best individual for us prior to we copy them so the first things i would call it if you do want to utilize this function we’ve got a couple of different alternatives for us firstly if you’re brand new to investing i wish to draw your attention to this within you have the choice to invest real cash or a virtual platform virtual means i believe you get yep a hundred thousand dollars to have fun with and it’s not real cash that you’re investing you won’t need to put in your charge card information or anything you can basically have this virtual portfolio mimic as if you are using your own money but actually buy pretend buy copy individuals whatever you like if you’re not
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feeling comfy with utilizing your genuine money maybe this is an excellent choice for you again to evaluate the theories alright you may wish to purchase tesla or apple or this etf why not utilize the virtual alternative as a method to sort of safe play with it undoubtedly you may have lost out on gains and losses throughout that time obviously if you had invested your genuine cash it enables you to construct self-confidence comprehend the platform so that’s one choice for you then next week and i’m going to return to my real portfolio here now we’re going to deep dive really how to copy people and copy portfolios now here’s something to keep in mind prior to you pick someone that you’re going to copy or a portfolio you’re going to copy ensure you comprehend what your risk profile is now what do i mean by that undoubtedly for me i’m investing long term and they tend to say the longer you’re leaving your financial investments the riskier you can be run the risk of just suggests am i fine with possibly losing a good amount of this financial investment or acquiring as
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well now remember whatever is downs and ups you will generate income you’ll lose cash that’s why they make the figure 75 people will lose money however that similarly means they’ll lose at some time in their journey undoubtedly people do generate income too and i have actually got videos all about how you can make sure you are among the people to in fact make money but in this situation ensure you research study your risk level would you be fine providing your cash to another person which is successfully what you’re doing and trusting them make certain you understand what they’re buying completely if you’re someone who isn’t wishing to be that dangerous don’t choose somebody who’s entirely into crypto or currency conversion consider it you ‘d most likely desire a backbone of strong products
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like gold and even oil plus more conventional etfs and index funds you might not want some up-and-coming single stocks in your portfolio do the very same with who you’re following now as i state you can in fact utilize this too actually quickly over here you can copy individuals now it will offer you a lot of options and you can utilize the system to really look for someone that you fancy in fact following so let’s see maybe we desire someone from unified kingdom um who purchases let’s see who does etfs they have actually gained a minimum of 10 yeah that sounds reasonable that sounds a great amount and i can find everyone who has satisfied that requirements and it does give you a danger element also so it tends to be the greater the number the more riskier they are with their stock investing now clearly there are a number of individuals that have quite high returns
bear in mind it resembles anything to do with the news or predictions of the future this does not mean someone will make 56 for you for the next 12 months they could make 4 or minus 50 there’s no way to guarantee so do keep that in mind and as easy as clicking the copy button and off you go and after that you know ask you to confirm are you alright with this and off you go now another way to really deep dive if we click this person for instance ruby mza as an example you can really deep dive into what is she really buying so let’s go into portfolio and you can see she’s quite heavy into microsoft mastercard amazon she likes her tech a bit so that’s good to understand ibm paypal yep she’s definitely like kind of into those blue box and the tech industry she’s got a few of mine really that i buy too which is good so really for me knowing what i like to invest in my individual stocks and shares she would resonate with me she’s got an excellent spread in tech business that seems to be what she prefers she’s also got a bit more um of the sort of primary food companies and you’ve got you know pharmaceutical and production business as that. What Is The Catch For Etoro.
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Vallejo Model Air - Panzer Dark Grey (71.056): Hands
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Mig AMMO - Dark Compass Ghost Grey (A.MIG-208): inner panels of red armour, feet, joints
Mig AMMO - Light Grey (A.MIG-209): flexi hoses
Vallejo Game Colour - Orange Fire: Cockpit seat
Tamiya Black Panel Line Accent Colour: inner frame panel lines/wash
Tamiya Brown panel Line Accent Colour: cockpit seat panel lines
Thoughts
[2019/10/01]
An old kit, and another Char Aznable custom variant. There's something vaguely reminiscent to the Robotech/Mospeada Legioss mecha about it…
Only just started to snip out the Rick Dias from the sprues, but I'm loving the chunky retro design. This would make an awesome v2.0 kit if Bandai ever decided to retool it; there's tons of space for extra panel lines, opening hatches and such.
[2019/10/27]
Started priming parts as well as final colour on inner frame parts, including ink washes. Next up, armour parts.
[2019/10/28]
Finished joint parts, except highlighting the 'power hoses'.
[2019/10/31]
Finished all joint parts, finished exterior black armour panels, hands, dark grey backpack boosters. Started weathering feet.
[2019/11/03]
Painted the bulk of the exterior red armour parts, including pre-shading and panel lining. Had a really awkward time with the Vallejo red paint - despite thinning it down it jammed every minute or two; I've not had that problem with anything else unless it wasn't thinned or I was trying to put it on too thick, which I wasn't here. Since I have other Char Aznable red-coloured models waiting in my build queue I need to get a working red colour sorted!
Started to assemble the main torso section. Most parts now fully painted; thrusters and jet parts need painting - am going to try some enamel paints Mig Ammo Extreme Metal. That will be a good test of my abilities, since I've never sprayed enamel before.
[2019/11/05]
Started assembly of all the sub-components. I'm really liking the way this model is coming together. All of the decals still need applying, as well as weathering effects applying, but even without those, I'm very, very pleased with the design. With just a small amount of extra effort it's starting to look like a stunning kit; far better than the 2 or 3 colours of the out-of-box colour scheme.
[2020/03/25]
So, it seems that it's about the end of the world right now (COVID-19 pandemic), and I took the opportunity to start applying the waterslide decals.
Final Images
In-Progress Images
Box cover:
Parts snapped out and sorted:
Inner frame parts primed (Vallejo surface primer - grey):
Inner frame parts with final colour (Mig AMMO polished metal) and panel wash:
Joint parts and inner armour pieces primed (Badger ultimate primer - grey) and pre-shading armour and joint parts:
Two-stage shading on the armour and joint parts; first with 5:1 Mig Ammo Dark Compass Ghost Grey + Mig Ammo Sea Blue, then blown in with Dark Compass Ghost Grey highlights:
Final colour on the dark armour parts and backpack boosters in Vallejo Model Air Blue Grey with two drops of flat white just to lighten it a touch:
Joint parts and interior armour panels inked and ready to fit, and painting the hose details:
Hand (Vallejo Panzer Dark Grey, exterior armour panels (Vallejo Nato Black) and small connector parts (Mig Ammo 5:1 Dark Compass Ghost Grey + Mig Ammo Sea Blue again) all in final colours:
Started applying weathering effects to the feet. Just Gundam weathering markers and a tiny bit of white highlighting at the moment, but will dirty it up a bit more with some Tamiya weathering effect pastels later:
Hands are a unique type, none of the standard design I've seen on any other MG kit. Assembled and painted in Vallejo Panzer Dark Grey:
Main red armour pieces primed in Vallejo German Red Brown, then pre-shaded with Vallejo black:
Vallejo Red (71.102) blown in over the pre-shaded armour pieces:
Armour panels inked and washed:
Torso section being assembled, one issue I found was that the semi-circular pipes that run over the shoulders are pretty loose:
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Expert Discusses Efficacy of Venetoclax in MCL
June 25, 2018
An overall response rate of 60% was induced with venetoclax (Venclexta) monotherapy in patients with poor-risk relapsed/refractory mantle cell lymphoma who were previously treated with a BTK inhibitor, according to results presented at the 2018 European Hematology Association Congress. Of the responding patients, 20% had a complete response.
Toby Eyre, MBChB, MRCP
An overall response rate (ORR) of 60% was induced with venetoclax (Venclexta) monotherapy in patients with poor-risk relapsed/refractory mantle cell lymphoma (MCL) who were previously treated with a BTK inhibitor, according to results presented at the 2018 European Hematology Association Congress. Of the responding patients, 20% had a complete response (CR).
Despite recent advances in MCL, there remains an area of unmet need for those who relapse after receiving treatment with a BTK inhibitor, said Toby Eyre, MBChB, MRCP, lead author of the retrospective study. Overall survival (OS) for patients with relapsed/refractory MCL remains at 2 years, he added.
The UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency compassionate use scheme was used in this study to identify 20 patients who had failed BTK inhibition therapy. These patients then received monotherapy with venetoclax, efficacy data of which had never been collected in the post-BTK inhibitor setting, investigators noted.
The median progression-free survival (PFS) was 3.2 months and the median OS was just over 9 months with venetoclax monotherapy in this population, according to Eyre. He added that the agent was well tolerated.
In an interview withTargeted Oncologyduring the meeting, Eyre, a consultant hematologist at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, discussed the results with venetoclax in this population of relapsed/refractory patients with MCL.
TARGETED ONCOLOGY:Can you please provide an overview of this study?
Eyre: These data came from the compassionate use scheme in the United Kingdomit has been a collaborative effort putting together this data set. This was in a time when venetoclax was being developed in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and AbbVie provided a free-of-charge drug for patients with relapsed/refractory MCL. It just so happened that across the board in the United Kingdom, the patients collected had received a BTK inhibitor. The majority had received ibrutinib, but some had received other BTK inhibitors in clinical trials, and 1 post-allogeneic stem cell transplant.
It is well known in MCL that the relapsed/refractory prognosis is poor. There is an OS of approximately 2 years, even with the addition of BTK inhibitors and other novel therapies. There remains an area of real unmet need with regard to the [therapeutic] approach after BTK inhibitor relapse. There are a few data sets outlining this, the majority of which show generally quite poor responses to chemoimmunotherapy.
We have collected data on 20 patients, and the response rate is 60%, with a CR rate for 20%. Unfortunately, the PFS is still fairly limited at just over 3 months and an OS of 8 to 9 months. There is still clearly work to be done, but the drug was very well tolerated in a very difficult-to-treat population. Compassionate use schemes often give rise to patients in pretty dire states. If you look at the baseline characteristics of this study, all of the patients had quite poor-risk clinical featurespoor risk in terms of PFS to the previous BTK inhibitor, which is only 4.8 months.
TARGETED ONCOLOGY:Are there any next steps following these findings?
As we know, venetoclax has been extremely successful in patients with CLL, and there are trials ongoing in combination with BTK inhibitors. The case now in MCL is that the previous phase I study with venetoclax showed an ORR of 75% with a PFS of just under 14 months. Interestingly, [this is] very similar to ibrutinib. There are some in vitro data and some cell line data looking at the potential synergy with the combination. Recently, Dr Constantine Tam from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre published data on the combination in a small number of patients, showing good efficacy and a high CR rate on PET and high minimal residual disease negativity.
The natural next step is to combine [venetoclax] with a BTK inhibitor, and that is being done in a large international randomized study. This is an interesting and important trial to look out for. We don't know what the tolerability of that combination will be; we assume that it will be good, but recent data on the tolerability of BTK inhibitors in the real world has not been as good as we hoped for.
It has certainly raised some questions regarding the tolerability of BTK inhibitors. There are some overlapping toxicities, such as diarrhea, cytopenia, and neutropenia. We will have to see about the tolerability in the relapsed/refractory setting in MCL. If the combinations are not tolerated, then sequential therapy may be required. In that case, these data may become more relevant.
TARGETED ONCOLOGY:What is the prevalence of BTK inhibitor resistance in this population?
Initially, there is a resistance rate of about 30%. If you look at the ORR with ibrutinib monotherapy from the phase II pivotal study, the response rate was 68%, with a CR of 21%. By definition, there are just are just over 30% of patients who are not responding in the initial phase. The PFS of just over 1 year suggests that a lot of patients are relapsing. Within 1 or 2 years of BTK inhibitor therapy, the majority of patients will require another line of therapy for one reason or another. Although BTK inhibitors are excellent agents, there is still a real area of unmet need. Of course, the area of unmet need shifts when a new agent comes along and is used in a widespread fashion.
TARGETED ONCOLOGY:What is the take-home message from this study?
It would be fair to say that although the response rates are perhaps better than chemoimmunotherapy in this setting, the PFS rate in this study was not as good as we had hoped. There is clear efficacy in the post-BTK inhibitor area, and this is the first time this has been demonstrated. Although venetoclax does not have [an indication] in this area, it certainly demonstrates a proof-of-principle outside of just CLL. Venetoclax has efficacy in diseases that are resistant to BTK inhibitors. That is an important factor. In terms of the PFS, it is similar to chemoimmunotherapy, but perhaps in a less toxic way. Clearly, these patients coming through a compassionate use program in the United Kingdom were heavily pretreated.
Reference:
Eyre T, Walter H, Iyenger S, et al. Efficacy of venetoclax monotherapy in patients with relapsed, refractory mantle cell lymphoma post BTK inhibition therapy. In: Proceedings from the 2018 EHA Congress; June 14-17, 2018; Stockholm, Sweden. Abstract S855.
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- Expedited Delivery: Emtek will expedite orders that are shipped UPS-Blue (2-Day) or UPS-Red (Overnight). Expedited orders are moved to the front of the factory's processing line and ship direct with 1-or 2-day delivery. Please allow 1-2 days processing time on all expedited orders depending on current factory workload.
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86330 Pyramid Cabinet Pull by Emtek Sandcast Bronze Collection
The Pyramid pull is a fun and attractive take on the traditional handle-shaped cabinet pull design. A flat bar on a cylindrical base gently rising to a pyramidal peak.
Introducing the Sandcast Bronze Collection; a rugged look with traditional style that will be an excellent addition to any home. Let your kitchen and bathroom hardware reflect your unique sense of style with stylish cabinet knobs and pulls designed especially to enhance a variety of decors.
- Cast Bronze Construction.
- Includes Installation Screws.
- Classic Handle Shape.
Finish: The 86330 Pyramid Cabinet Pull comes in Medium Bronze (MB), Flat Black (FB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB) finish.
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Shipping items from Avon USA online store to international locations, such as the UAE, is possible. Below I explain an easy way to do it.
Many USA online stores do not offer international shipping, and even when they do the cost of sending many individual packages to international locations, like the UAE, can be very costly.
However, using a freight forwarder like MyUS.com allows you to ship almost any product you wish to practically any country and you can do so at very affordable rates.
How to Ship Items from Avon online store to the UAE
Your first step would be to access the MyUS.com website and create an account. After the account is created you will be assigned a member address at that facility.
You can send your Avon purchases directly to this address even if you do not live in the United States or have a US address.
MyUS.com will assist you with your international shipping needs to the UAE or any other location in the world.
You can send the products you purchase from Avon or any US-based store to your MyUS.com member address. The freight forwarder will accept your packages and will notify you when they arrive.
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You can send them several packages from the same or different USA online stores, and, at your request, MyUS.com will consolidate them into a single order before shipping them to the UAE.
This consolidation of your packages will save you up to 80% of international shipment costs.
We highly recommend you use the freight forwarder MyUS.com because they provide a reliable service, they do not charge additional taxes and they have affordable low rates.
We have used this company for several years and have shipped a lot of packages using their service.
MyUS.com has an excellent customer service team that you can reach by email, chat or phone to assist you with any issues you may encounter.
This is the process you can follow if you do not live in the United States and want purchases you make from Avon to be shipped to the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain, and Fujairah) or anywhere else outside the United States.
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Shipping items from Bash USA online store to international locations, such as the UAE, is possible. Below I explain an easy way to do it.
Many USA online stores do not offer international shipping, and even when they do the cost of sending many individual packages to international locations, like the UAE, can be very costly.
However, using a freight forwarder like MyUS.com allows you to ship almost any product you wish to practically any country and you can do so at very affordable rates.
How to Ship Items from Bash online store to the UAE
Your first step would be to access the MyUS.com website and create an account. After the account is created you will be assigned a member address at that facility.
You can send your Bash purchases directly to this address even if you do not live in the United States or have a US address.
MyUS.com will assist you with your international shipping needs to the UAE or any other location in the world.
You can send the products you purchase from Bash or any US-based store to your MyUS.com member address. The freight forwarder will accept your packages and will notify you when they arrive.
Get Your FREE U.S. Address!
You can send them several packages from the same or different USA online stores, and, at your request, MyUS.com will consolidate them into a single order before shipping them to the UAE.
This consolidation of your packages will save you up to 80% of international shipment costs.
We highly recommend you use the freight forwarder MyUS.com because they provide a reliable service, they do not charge additional taxes and they have affordable low rates.
We have used this company for several years and have shipped a lot of packages using their service.
MyUS.com has an excellent customer service team that you can reach by email, chat or phone to assist you with any issues you may encounter.
This is the process you can follow if you do not live in the United States and want purchases you make from Bash to be shipped to the UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Umm Al Quwain, and Fujairah) or anywhere else outside the United States.
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One of the best demonstrations of our commitment to safety is our long-standing and ongoing Pipeline Integrity Program. This annual process maintains the integrity, safety and reliable operations of our pipeline systems. Our process includes:
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On top of this program, every kilometre/mile of pipeline, pump, compressor facility or generating station is made using proven technology and integrated, industry-leading safety systems. Once constructed, all pipelines and facilities are monitored constantly, whether that’s from inside the pipe, on the ground or from the air.
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Constantly investing in new technology
Continually improving the integrity and reliability of our pipelines and facilities is, and always has been, one of our highest priorities. Here are some of the ways we’re doing it.
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By partnering with industry peers, universities, colleges and governments, we’re part of one of the industry’s largest research and development programs. In fact, since 2013 we have invested more than $150 million towards research and innovation to advance safety, integrity and quality in our industry.
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For more than half a century, we’ve been instrumental in testing new technologies to maximize pipeline efficiency – from safety improvements to minimizing emissions and more. By focusing our R&D dollars, we’re investing in the long-term sustainability of our operations.
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As part of our commitment to environmental stewardship, we work to minimize our environmental footprint as we strive to meet the energy needs of North Americans. We invest heavily in understanding the impacts our pipelines and facilities have on sensitive wildlife species and work to preserve and protect ecosystems throughout North America.
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CASE STUDY: Adding ‘ears’ to pipeline monitoring
From our control centre operators to our detailed maintenance and inspection programs and regular ground and air patrols, there are a lot of eyes to ensure our pipelines that deliver the natural gas and oil that fuels our society do so safely. With Hifi’s new fiber optic technology currently being piloted on parts of our Liquids Pipeline System, we now also have ‘ears’ on pipeline monitoring.
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Two fiber optic lines – one inside the pipeline and one outside – run the length of sections being piloted to provide an additional layer of safety. With data being processed at the speed of light, the fiber optic lines can report changes in pipeline sound, movement and temperature that could result from natural events, such as earthquakes, or man-made impacts such as construction.
With this data, the aim is for pipeline companies to be able to respond more quickly to possible leaks and apply ‘lessons learned’ to prevent future leaks.
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Example: Your website mainly focuses on online shopping means, someone searches online shopping in a google search, then your website comes first they can visit your site to purchase some orders it will give extra income to your packet.
There are lots of ways to promote your website to get first on the google search. In this post, I would like to share the most top 10 ways to promote your website on google. I hope it will surely help me to come first in the google search, I am using the same strategy on my techinfoworld.com website, it gives wonderful effects for my website to come in the google search.
Table of Contents
1 Top 10 Ways To Promote Your Website On Google :
2 Conclusion :
Top 10 Ways To Promote Your Website On Google :
Google Adwords :
Google Adwords is one of the world popular websites for paid advertising using Pay Per Click (PPC). Most of the website owners are used this option to come first on google search engines. It will help to place your ads on google search as well as the partner publisher’s websites.
Google YouTube Advertising :
YouTube is one of the best platforms to come to your website on google very easily. Create the videos for your business, products…etc to upload them on YouTube and share it with all, If someone searches for some product reviews mean your videos will become first based on the particular keywords on your videos… In this YouTube Platform, you can use YouTube Search Engine Marketing to ensure your videos comes first on the google search.
Google Plus Social Media :
Google plus social media is also one of the best platforms to come to your website on the google search. It will help to share the product details, website info, blog…etc. Nowadays most of them mainly focus on google plus post sharing, because it’s one of the free options to get the website in google search.
Google Map :
Google Map is one of the best places to share your business location listing on Google, It’s one of the free services on google to show the correct location on your local business places. where local users may find as well as discover your business as per your location.
Google Groups :
Google has Millions of groups, in this group where users will discuss and share their own ideas in front of the overall universal google community. Google groups are one of the best places to speak and talk about your business services as well as share brief information about your business products. Day today members are increased in google groups.
Google Blog Search :
Google Blog Search is a great technology main focused on Blogs. It’s one of the free services, you can easily register yourself to submit your blogs. All the submitted blogs will be included in google’s blog search.
Google Gmail :
Google Gmail is the best way to promote your product as well as your website. All over the world, each and everyone has a Gmail account, it’s mainly used for communication purposes to share information anywhere at any location. In Gmail, there is an option called the signature. Use the signature to every outgoing email and add the links to your blogs or websites in your signature. This is a cool way to market your product as well as your website. This is one of the easiest ways to promote something without any effort.
Google Support and Help Forums :
Use the Google Support and Help Forums to share your ideas and ask your doubts. it will help to interact with the audience to come back to your website or buy your products. Solve the others problem in the help forums to get your website listing in Google.
Google Sites :
Google has launched the google sites, It’s mainly used to create a website easily. It’s one of the free services, anyone created the website for its small business sites (or) bigger business websites. Google sites rank very easily in a google search, it helps to list the pages in the google search engine.
Google Documents :
Google Documents is a great place for creating advertising documents, products, services, catalogues…etc for your business. You can also use Google Documents on your website or upload on to document-sharing sites. you can also easily create the Vote Polls in google docs to interact with the user to submit the vote of your business products, services, quality as well as feedback.
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The computer hardware market is experiencing remarkable growth due to rise of global pandemic. It is because people want to stay safe and healthy and they need to get engaged through some sort of activity within their safe havens. The world witnessed 9% increase in sale of game equipment and PC-related products. According to available data of the firm, Gartner, the shipments increased to 71.4 million units during third quarter of the last year with demand increasing to 11.4% across the US market. The data claimed that it happened for the first time that the demand in the region increased by double-digit. According to some estimates, the computer hardware market is likely to grow from $862.93 billion in 2020 to $944.09 billion during 2021. This means that the compound annual growth rate will be 9.4%. The North American market was the biggest region of computer hardware, which accounted for 43% of global sales. It is also anticipated that the tech hardware market will increase due to increasing global investment in smart city projects in various countries. Keep reading this article and you will information about Top 10 Largest Global Technology Hardware Firms as shared by Insider Monkey.
One of the best companies include Siemens AG. As per available data, the firm’s revenue stands at $97.4 billion with assets worth of $171 billion. The company is headquartered in Munich, Germany and it has a total workforce of 385,000 people. Siemens is engaged in various areas of global economies. For instance, Siemens is engaged in infrastructure, industrial and construction sectors by providing support in the areas of engineering, electrical and automation solutions. The company is also engaged in planning and developing smart city infrastructure which include security diagnostic systems and rail systems. Another popular company in this field is Microsoft Corporation. According to relevant sources, the company’s revenue has been reported at $138.6 billion with total assets worth of $285.4 billion. Currently, the company is headquartered in Redmond, WA and the total number of company workforce is 144,000. The owner of this firm has been one of the richest persons on this planet. The products like Windows operating system, tablets, phones and PC accessories and gaming products like Xbox are products of Microsoft. We only discussed two companies in this article. Are you interested to learn more about other companies? You can read about them in the article 15 Biggest Tech Hardware Companies in the World.
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Coordinates: 49°05′51″N 116°30′36″W / 49.09750°N 116.51000°W / 49.09750; -116.51000[1]Coordinates: 49°05′51″N 116°30′36″W / 49.09750°N 116.51000°W / 49.09750; -116.51000[1]
Country
Canada
Province
British Columbia
Region
Kootenays
Regional district
Central Kootenay
Incorporated
1924
Government
• Mayor
Ron Toyota
• Town of Creston Council
Councillors
Jen Comer
Arnold DeBoon
Jim Elford
Keith Baldwin
Norm Eisler
Joanna Wilson
• MP
Rob Morrison (CPC)
• MLA
Brittny Anderson (BCNDP)
Area
• Total
8.47 km2 (3.27 sq mi)
Elevation
597 m (1,959 ft)
Population
(2016)
• Total
5,351
• Density
626.8/km2 (1,623/sq mi)
Time zone
UTC−07:00 (MST)
Postal code span
V0B
Area code(s)
250, 778, 236, & 672
Highways
Hwy 3
Hwy 3A
Hwy 21
Waterways
Kootenay River
Website
Official website
Creston is a town in the Kootenay region of southeastern British Columbia on the unceded ancestral territory of the Kutenai First Nations. By road, Creston is roughly equidistant between Cranbrook (105 km (65 mi) to the east) and Castlegar (124 km (77 mi) to the west) along the Crowsnest Highway. The town is approximately 12 km (7.5 mi) north of the Porthill-Rykerts Border Crossing on the Canada–US border.[2]
Contents
1 Time zone and Kootenay descriptive
1.1 East Kootenay
1.2 West Kootenay
1.3 Central Kootenay
2 First Nations and European early visitors
3 Name origin
4 Railways
5 Early community
6 Agriculture
7 Lumber
8 Road/air transportation
9 Communications and utilities
10 Later community
11 Media
12 Demographics
13 Climate
14 Flora and fauna
15 Physiography and soils
16 Notable current and former residents
17 Youth Programs
18 Sports
19 See also
20 Footnotes
21 References
22 External links
Time zone and Kootenay descriptive[edit]
Settlements on the east shore of Kootenay Lake and along BC Highway 3 from Creston to Yahk are among the few areas of Canada that do not observe daylight saving time, remaining on Mountain Standard Time year-round. Forming a natural boundary, the lake and the Kootenay Pass on the Salmo–Creston highway divide the Pacific Time Zone from the mountain one. When daylight saving ends, the time change migrates from Yahk to the Kootenay Bay ferry landing. Consequently, Creston in the warmer months is on Castlegar time and in the colder months on Cranbrook time.
East Kootenay[edit]
The 1860 survey defined the Purcell Mountains as the east/west divide, which geographically places Creston in East Kootenay, but Crawford Bay in West Kootenay. Since the highway to Salmo did not open until 1963, Creston developed cultural links eastward. Minor sports, both hockey and baseball, belonged to East Kootenay leagues.
West Kootenay[edit]
An 1899 advertisement described the Creston Townsite Co. as West Kootenay Valley. Since the highest passes of the Purcells are north-northeast, Creston might be considered in the west. Regional politics are centred at Nelson, which is in West Kootenay.
Central Kootenay[edit]
The Creston Review, first published in 1908, took a neutral stance. However, for several years, a front-page banner stated: "All roads in East Kootenay and West Kootenay lead to Creston." Prior to the creation of the Regional District of Central Kootenay in 1965, Central Kootenay did not exist as a geographic concept. Most locals still do not accept the idea. Those on the fence regard Creston as a sort of transition between east and west, or from a time zone perspective, as being west in summer and east in winter.[3][4]
First Nations and European early visitors[edit]
The Lower Kootenay Band of the Ktunaxa Nation has occupied the region from time immemorial. They are noted for their unique language and their distinctive sturgeon-nosed canoe construction. Members reside in several local reserves. [5] Tribal members would paddle their canoes across the flooded flats, harvesting wild rice, one of the staples of their diet.[6] The people called the Creston area Yaqan Nukiy, meaning "where the rock stands." Europeans referred to this area as the Goat River district.[7] Established in 1865, this section of the Dewdney Trail travelled southeast via present day Wynndel and Creston, before following the Goat River valley northeastward.[8] On an 1882 hunting trip, William A. Baillie-Grohman and Teddy Roosevelt camped in the vicinity of today's Creston. Baillie-Grohman noted the agricultural potential of the flats if protected from flooding.[9] As of 2020, the Lower Kootenay Band is in Stage 4 of the British Columbia Treaty Process.
Name origin[edit]
In 1891, three settlers obtained 65-hectare (160-acre) lots. Of today's town, John Wilson Dow owned the northern portion, Fred. G. Little, the centre, and John Arrowsmith, the southwestern corner. The Columbia and Kootenay Steam Navigation Company twice weekly run between Nelson and Bonners Ferry served the growing community on the edge of the flats.[10]
The place was formerly known as Fred Little's ranch and then as the eighth siding during the Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) construction. The name of Fisher was chosen for the initial timetable published in August 1898, assumedly after Sydney Arthur Fisher, a politician friendly to the railway. Some confusion existed as to whether a rename to Sirdar would be adopted. Sirdar was the title assigned to the commander-in-chief of the British-controlled Egyptian Army in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Lord Kitchener, who held this position, was equally honoured by the CP station of Kitchener 19 km (12 mi) northeast. Sirdar, an existing CP station 24 km (15 mi) northwest, would also have needed to be renamed in such circumstances. Residents preferred the name Creston, which appears to have been in popular use. Fred Little selected the name after Creston, Iowa, where he had worked for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, which also stood at the outlet of a major water body. The residents petitioned CP to change the name from Fisher to Creston,[7][11] a request CP granted before late 1899.[12]
Railways[edit]
CP accepted offers from Little and Dow for a half-interest in their properties.[13] During construction, the CP rail head passed northwestward toward Kuskonook in September 1898.[14] Although construction trains offered passenger service until mid-October,[15] the line was not handed over to CP until mid-November,[16] but services on the western section did not resume until mid-December.[17] The two-storey station was erected that year.[13]
In December 1899, the Bedlington & Nelson Railway (B&N), a Great Northern Railway subsidiary, assumed possession of the completed line from the main contractor.[18] The route followed today's Lower Wynndel Rd (low road).[19] In July 1900, the B&N began limited services[20] and that November, a daily service[21] to Kuskonook.[22] That August, B&N's operations north of the junction (Wynndel) were suspended. Soon, there was little activity north of Creston.[23] Certainly by February 1904, the three times weekly mixed train ran no farther north than Creston.[24] In December 1914, the final twice weekly mixed train ran north to Creston,[25][26] and the Wynndel–Porthill track was lifted in 1916.[27]
In 1949, CP replaced the former station with a single level flat-roofed one.[13] Passenger service on the route ended in 1964.[28] In 1982, the station closed. In 1990, track removal left only one siding, and the brewery spur.[29]
Early community[edit]
Little and the CP created separate subdivisions, which sold quickly. In late 1898, Robt. J. Long built the first hotel. By 1900, a settlement was growing around Long’s Creston and John Munroe's Queen's hotels on the portion of Little's subdivision below the tracks. To meet demand, Little further subdivided above the tracks, to where William Crawford and Charles Faas moved their general stores, now the downtown.[13] In 1907, a Canadian Bank of Commerce branch opened. The next year, The Creston Review began publication. Creston was incorporated as a village in 1924.[30] The next year, exchanges of gunfire occurred during a bank robbery. One outlaw was captured the following afternoon. His unidentified partner disappeared with $4,000.[31] In 1930, Dr. Olivier opened an eleven-bed hospital,[32] and the Creston Hotel (1898) burned to the ground. In 1949, the Kootenay Hotel opened.[33] In 1960, Interior Breweries began production at a new brewery.[34] Creston was incorporated as a town in 1966.[33] In 1974, the Labatt Brewing Company acquired 84 per cent of Columbia Brewing Company (the 1972 rename of Interior Breweries).[34]
Agriculture[edit]
Grain Elevators in Creston, 2009.
About 1884, likely associated with the Baillie-Grohman reclamation plan, the first settlers arrived, cleared the slopes around today's Creston, and planted orchards, but obtained no preemptions. In the early 1890s, William Rodger and Jane Huscroft, with their large family and cattle, squatted on the flats. During 1893, crews dyked the river, but the exceptional flooding during the following spring destroyed much of the work. In partnership with the Kootenay Valley Power and Development Co., settlers completed reconstruction that year, reclaiming 3,100 ha (7,700 acres). Later deterioration of the dykes resumed annual flooding, leaving the land suitable only for hay harvests.[10]
Apple and cherry orchards were well established by 1920s. As returning World War I veterans developed farms on the flat lands to the south, grain harvests increased. Grain elevators were built in Creston by the Midland Pacific Grain Corporation in 1935 and the Alberta Wheat Pool in 1936 and 1949. Rebuilt dyking of a few years earlier succumbed to floods in 1938 and 1948. The first annual Blossom Festival was held in 1942.[35] In 2018, the Columbia Basin Trust acquired the two remaining abandoned elevators (1935 and 1936) with a view to restoration.[36]
Lumber[edit]
Small sawmills were established in 1898 and around 1903. In 1907, C.O. Rodgers erected a mill at the mouth of the Goat River gorge. In partnership with D.W. Briggs, he reorganized as the Canyon City Lumber Co. in 1911. After a 1923 fire destroyed the mill, the rebuild, known as Creston Sawmills, opened in 1924. The specialized Rodgers Box Factory catered to the fruit and berry trade. The sawmill closed in 1981 and the buildings torn down. The veneer and planer mills, which closed a decade later, were also demolished.[29]
Road/air transportation[edit]
By 1909, the highway to Cranbrook was rated as good.[37] By 1910, a passable trail existed east to Lethbridge, which by 1912 was a main road. After realignments, a proper gravel highway opened in 1920. In 1932, the route became the No. 3, Interprovincial Highway, remaining for years the main road connection between the two western provinces.[38]
Southward, a wagon road existed by the 1890s, which was periodically upgraded over the following decades.
Further information: Porthill-Rykerts Border Crossing § Canadian highway and Rykerts
In 1931, the ferry/highway auto route north to Nelson was inaugurated.
Further information: Wynndel § Roads and utilities
When Canyon St. was widened in 1947 for the new Crowsnest Highway, the frontage buildings moved 3.0 m (10 ft) back.[33]
The October 1963 opening of the Salmo–Creston highway[39] rerouted most traffic from the ferry route.
Creston is served by the Creston Valley Airport formerly known as the Art Sutcliffe Field. In 2017, the pilot of a small plane safely made an emergency landing on Highway 3 west of Creston.[40]
The summer bus service between Kaslo and Calgary instituted in 2019 includes a Creston stop.[41][42]
In 2021, the Creston Valley Transit System replaced its fleet of diesel-powered buses with four light-duty, gasoline-driven buses.[43]
Communications and utilities[edit]
In 1907, the Creston Power Light & Telephone Co (CPL&T) installed phone wires northwest to Duck Creek, east to Erickson, and south to Porthill, Idaho.[44] The next year, the Goat Mountain Waterworks replaced transporting water by wagon from Wynndel.[30]
The excess from electricity generation by the sawmill was sold to the Creston Power, Light and Telephone Company. In 1934, West Kootenay Power & Light (WKP&L) replaced the mill supply, using transmission lines from the Goat River Dam.[29]
In 2015, Telus completed a project to string fibre optic cables for residential and business use.[45]
A $1.1M upgrade in 2017 to the undersized Schikurski Pump Station secured the town water supply.[46]
Later community[edit]
Creston offers an infrastructure typical of a town of this size, including brewery tours, a shopping mall, golf course and a large selection of motels, hotels, and three campsites.[47] The Ramada hotel (2012) was the first new hotel in Creston in decades.[48] In 2011, the Creston & District Community Complex (1971) received new flooring and upgraded amenities.[49]
The Creston-based Kokanee Beer movie entry won a Gold Lion at the 2013 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.[50] That year, Budweiser production began at the Columbia Brewery.[51]
The Art Deco style Tivoli Theatre (1938)[52] and many of these 1930-ish wood-framed structures in the downtown area seek to mimic this architectural style.[6] The long-vacant Kootenay Hotel[53] has been transformed into a wine bar, taphouse and restaurant.[54] The Creston Hotel has also been extensively modernized.[55]
After a 2015 fire extensively damaged Trinity United Church, reconstruction work did not start until two years later.[56]
The 2016 census indicated a lower median age of residents. The census population was 5,351 in 2016, 5,306 in 2011,[57] and 4,826 in 2006.[58]
Media[edit]
The Creston Valley is served by AM radio station CFKC-AM at 1340 KHz (rebroadcasting CJAT-FM Trail, BC), and by FM radio stations CKCV-FM at 94.1 MHz, CIDO-FM at 97.7 MHz (dormant as of 2021), and CBTS-FM at 100.3 MHz (rebroadcasting CBTK-FM Kelowna, BC as part of the CBC Radio One network). The broadcast antennae of CKCV-FM and CBTK-FM are co-located at 49°09′52.5″N 116°40′53.7″W / 49.164583°N 116.681583°W / 49.164583; -116.681583 (CKCV-FM and CBTK-FM) to the West-northwest of Creston. The local newspaper is the Creston Valley Advance.[59]
Demographics[edit]
Canada 2016 Census Population % of total population
Visible minority group
Source:[60] Chinese 10 0.2%
South Asian 15 0.3%
Black 0 0%
Filipino 35 0.7%
Latin American 0 0%
Arab 0 0%
Southeast Asian 20 0.4%
West Asian 0 0%
Korean 0 0%
Japanese 0 0%
Other visible minority 0 0%
Mixed visible minority 0 0%
Total visible minority population 90 1.8%
Aboriginal group
Source:[61] First Nations 135 2.6%
Métis 155 3%
Inuit 10 0.2%
Total Aboriginal population 310 6.1%
European Canadian 4,705 92.3%
Total population 5,105 100%
Climate[edit]
Creston has either an inland oceanic climate or a humid continental climate, depending on the isotherm used (0 or −3 °C (32 or 27 °F)). Creston's climate is often modified by air masses of the Pacific Ocean origin, especially in winter. Daily maximum temperatures are usually above freezing even in January except when air masses of Arctic origin move over the area. The worst cold outbreaks may send temperatures below −30 °C (−22 °F) on rare occasions. Spring comes early by Canadian standards; trees usually start to leaf out before the end of April. A clear summer day is likely to have a daily maximum near or above 25 °C (77 °F); the record maximum is 39.4 °C (102.9 °F). The first fall frost usually holds off until October where air drainage is good.
The mean annual precipitation is 662.4 mm (26.08 in) in mid-town, but the area has a rather steep precipitation gradient which is reflected in regional ecosystems.
Climate data for Creston, 1981–2010 normals, extremes 1912–present
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Year
Record high °C (°F)
12.2
(54.0) 14.0
(57.2) 24.0
(75.2) 30.0
(86.0) 36.7
(98.1) 37.8
(100.0) 39.4
(102.9) 38.7
(101.7) 35.6
(96.1) 27.0
(80.6) 17.8
(64.0) 13.3
(55.9) 39.4
(102.9)
Average high °C (°F)
1.1
(34.0) 3.7
(38.7) 9.3
(48.7) 15.0
(59.0) 19.6
(67.3) 22.9
(73.2) 27.2
(81.0) 27.4
(81.3) 21.4
(70.5) 13.2
(55.8) 5.0
(41.0) 0.3
(32.5) 13.9
(57.0)
Daily mean °C (°F)
−1.6
(29.1) 0.0
(32.0) 4.4
(39.9) 8.8
(47.8) 13.0
(55.4) 16.4
(61.5) 19.7
(67.5) 19.6
(67.3) 14.4
(57.9) 7.9
(46.2) 2.0
(35.6) −2.3
(27.9) 8.5
(47.3)
Average low °C (°F)
−4.2
(24.4) −3.7
(25.3) −0.6
(30.9) 2.7
(36.9) 6.4
(43.5) 9.8
(49.6) 12.1
(53.8) 11.7
(53.1) 7.3
(45.1) 2.6
(36.7) −1.1
(30.0) −4.9
(23.2) 3.2
(37.8)
Record low °C (°F)
−32.8
(−27.0) −31.1
(−24.0) −21.7
(−7.1) −15.0
(5.0) −6.7
(19.9) −1.7
(28.9) 1.7
(35.1) −0.6
(30.9) −7.2
(19.0) −20.0
(−4.0) −23.3
(−9.9) −30.6
(−23.1) −32.8
(−27.0)
Average precipitation mm (inches)
68.6
(2.70) 43.7
(1.72) 49.4
(1.94) 46.4
(1.83) 64.6
(2.54) 70.9
(2.79) 39.9
(1.57) 31.0
(1.22) 41.5
(1.63) 45.1
(1.78) 84.0
(3.31) 77.5
(3.05) 662.4
(26.08)
Average rainfall mm (inches)
30.3
(1.19) 26.0
(1.02) 41.8
(1.65) 44.8
(1.76) 64.6
(2.54) 70.9
(2.79) 39.9
(1.57) 31.0
(1.22) 41.5
(1.63) 43.5
(1.71) 59.0
(2.32) 31.2
(1.23) 524.5
(20.65)
Average snowfall cm (inches)
38.3
(15.1) 17.7
(7.0) 7.5
(3.0) 1.6
(0.6) 0.0
(0.0) 0.0
(0.0) 0.0
(0.0) 0.0
(0.0) 0.0
(0.0) 1.6
(0.6) 25.0
(9.8) 46.3
(18.2) 137.9
(54.3)
Average precipitation days (≥ 0.2 mm)
15.0 11.2 12.4 12.8 15.1 15.8 9.7 8.2 9.9 11.9 16.3 14.0 152.3
Average rainy days (≥ 0.2 mm)
7.6 7.6 11.1 12.8 15.1 15.8 9.7 8.2 9.9 11.9 13.2 6.1 129.0
Average snowy days (≥ 0.2 cm)
9.3 5.2 2.0 0.5 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.6 4.7 10.0 32.3
Mean monthly sunshine hours
51.1 89.6 140.2 189.1 236.3 242.5 300.7 290.0 212.9 145.5 58.7 41.0 1,997.5
Percent possible sunshine
18.9 31.3 38.1 46.0 49.9 50.1 61.6 65.0 56.2 43.3 21.3 15.9 41.5
Source: Environment Canada[62][63]
Flora and fauna[edit]
The moisture-loving western hemlock grows near the town's northern boundary; another wet-belt indicator, the western red cedar, is common in the area. The sun-loving ponderosa pine forms a larger proportion of the vegetation near Creston's southern boundary. Douglas fir is the most common native tree throughout; other large conifers include grand fir, western larch, western white pine and lodgepole pine. Large pines other than the ponderosa are seldom seen in town, but are common in some of the woods nearby. The only native deciduous tree which matches the conifers in size is the black cottonwood. White birch and trembling aspen grow to medium size; smaller trees include the Rocky Mountain maple and bitter cherry. Prominent among the non-native trees are blue spruce, horsechestnut, Norway maple, silver maple, and several species of walnut, including the butternut. There also are occasional examples of catalpa, chestnut, London plane, and tulip tree.
Large mammals at Creston include cougar, bear, beaver, coyote, deer, elk, moose, muskrat and river otter.[64] More than 265 bird species occur in the Creston Valley, which is in a migration corridor for waterfowl such as goose and swan; the valley is also a wintering area for birds of prey.[65] The Creston area hosts British Columbia's only remaining population of northern leopard frog.[66]
Physiography and soils[edit]
Purcell Mountains
Creston is built on rolling bench-land immediately to the east of the Kootenay River floodplain. Beyond the bench-land to the east are the Purcell Mountains; their steep west-facing scarps are mistakenly called the Skimmerhorns, while the Selkirk Mountains rise west of the floodplain.
Silt loam is the most common soil texture at Creston. The floodplain soils are dark and poorly drained for the most part; they are excellent for pasture and grains where drainage is improved. Some of the bench-land soils are brown and of good tilth; others are gray, deficient in organic matter, and have rather heavy calcareous subsoils.
Notable current and former residents[edit]
William Munroe Archibald, aviator
Johnny Bucyk, former NHL hockey player (Boston Bruins)
Irwin Crosthwait, painter
Aaron Douglas, actor
Edward Joseph Garland, politician and diplomat
Jamie Huscroft, former NHL hockey player
Pascale Hutton, actress
Darren Jensen, former NHL goalie (Philadelphia Flyers)
Dmytro Lazorko, politician
Rob Morrison, politician
John Gordon Perrin, volleyball player
Duncan Regehr, actor
Randy Rota, former NHL hockey player
Francis Henry Shepherd, politician and engineer
Youth Programs[edit]
Royal Canadian Army Cadets[67]
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
Sports[edit]
Creston Combat Fitness[68]
Creston Judo Club[69]
Creston Curling Club
Creston Ospreys Rowing Club
Creston Valley Thundercats junior 'B' hockey team
Creston Waves Swim club
Creston Valley Skating Club
Club
League
Sport
Venue
Established
Championships
Creston Valley Thunder Cats KIJHL ice hockey Johnny Bucyk Arena 1976 0
See also[edit]
Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area
Footnotes[edit]
^ "Creston". Geographical Names Data Base. Natural Resources Canada. Retrieved August 24, 2021.
^ "Creston (town)". BC Geographical Names.
^ "Trail Times, 8 Nov 2019". www.trailtimes.ca.
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 16 Nov 2019". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ WHG 1986, pp. 2–4.
^ a b "Into Creston". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ a b "Rossland News, 15 Feb 2018". www.rosslandnews.com.
^ WHG 1986, pp. 6, 20.
^ "The Big Plans of Bill Baillie-Grohman". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ a b "Creston's Early Pioneers". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 22 Feb 2018". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ "October 1899 timetable". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 32 (13).
^ a b c d "The CPR comes to Creston". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "The Daily Colonist, 8 Sep 1898". www.archive.org. p. 7.
"The Daily Colonist, 27 Sep 1898". www.archive.org. p. 1.
^ "Miner, 20 Oct 1898". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 1.
"Revelstoke Herald, 22 Oct 1898". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 1.
^ "Revelstoke Herald, 23 Nov 1898". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 3.
^ "Nelson Daily Miner, 12 Dec 1898". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 3.
^ "Tribune, 19 Dec 1899". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 1.
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 5 Mar 2018". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ "Paystreak, 14 Jul 1900". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 1.
^ "Mining Review, 6 Oct 1900". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 8.
^ "Nelson Tribune, 26 Nov 1900". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 1.
^ "The Bedlington and Nelson Railway". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "Feb 1904 timetable" (PDF). www.gn-npjointarchive.org. p. 4.
^ "Jan 1914 timetable" (PDF). www.gn-npjointarchive.org. p. 7.
^ "Creston Review, 18 Dec 1914". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 8.
^ "Creston Review, 4 Aug 1916". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 8.
^ WHG 1986, p. 17.
^ a b c "The Canyon City Lumber Company". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ a b "Creston, continued". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "The Imperial Bank Heist". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "History of Creston BC". www.crestonvalley.com.
^ a b c "Creston, continued". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ a b "Brewing Beer". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "The Flats". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 21 Jun 2018". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ "Creston Review, 15 Oct 1909". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 5.
^ "Crowsnest Lake". www.crowsnest-highway.ca.
^ "Rossland News, 6 Oct 2013". www.rosslandnews.com.
^ "Today in BC, 12 Jul 2017". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Today in BC, 2 Jan 2020". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Mountain Man Mike's Bus Service". www.mountainmanmikes.ca.
^ "Today in BC, 20 Jan 2021". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Daily News, 1 Jan 1908". www.library.ubc.ca. p. 11.
^ "Today in BC, 8 Aug 2015". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Today in BC, 16 Mar 2017". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Town of Creston". www.ourbc.com.
^ "Kootenay Business, 17 Jan 2012". www.kootenaybiz.com.
^ "Kootenay Business, 15 Jul 2011". www.kootenaybiz.com.
^ "Kootenay Business, 25 Jul 2013". www.kootenaybiz.com.
^ "Today in BC, 13 Jan 2012". www.todayinbc.com.
"Today in BC, 30 Dec 2012". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "Tivoli Theatre". www.cinematreasures.org.
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 2 Jun 2015". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ "Kootenay Business, 20 Jun 2018". www.kootenaybiz.com.
^ "Kootenay Business, 13 Sep 2017". www.kootenaybiz.com.
^ "Today in BC, 9 Oct 2017". www.todayinbc.com.
^ "2016 Census". www12.statcan.gc.ca.
^ "2011 Census". www12.statcan.gc.ca.
^ "Creston Valley Advance". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ "Community Profiles from the 2011 Census, Statistics Canada – Census Subdivision". 2.statcan.gc.ca. 6 December 2010. Archived from the original on 10 April 2014. Retrieved 13 April 2013.
^ "Aboriginal Peoples – Data table". 2.statcan.ca. 6 October 2010. Retrieved 13 April 2013.
^ "Calculation Information for 1981 to 2010 Canadian Normals Data". Environment Canada. 25 September 2013. Retrieved 27 February 2017.
^ "Creston WPCC". Environment Canada. 25 September 2013. Retrieved 27 February 2017.
^ Things to see and do at the Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area - a 17,000 Acre Wetland of International Importance Archived 2007-08-17 at the Wayback Machine
^ Creston Valley Wildlife Management Area Archived 2007-06-02 at the Wayback Machine
^ Living Landscapes
^ "Creston Valley Advance, 5 Jun 2019". www.crestonvalleyadvance.ca.
^ Creston Combat Fitness
^ Creston Judo Club
References[edit]
WHG (1986). Forest to Fields: Duck Creek to Wynndel, 1886–1986. Wynndel Heritage Group. ISBN 0-88925-675-6.
External links[edit]
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A clogged Canon printhead can produce disappointing results on your printed pages. The ink can be smeared, the pages could get dirty from ink being deposited in the non-printed areas of the page, and segments of the text characters can be light or missing altogether. But before you throw out the printer or spend money replacing the printhead, try some simple steps for cleaning the printhead.
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Navigate to the printer's Properties menu, then select the "Maintenance" tab. Click the "Cleaning" icon and follow the instructions to clean the appropriate Ink Group. This step might need to be executed several times before improvement will be seen.
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Click the "Deep Cleaning" icon if "Cleaning" doesn't correct the problem. Again, select the appropriate Ink Group and follow the instructions given to perform the deep cleaning operation. As with "Cleaning", the "Deep Cleaning" might need to be executed several times before improvement will be seen. If "Cleaning" and "Deep Cleaning" don't satisfactorily clear the printhead, remove the printhead and clean it manually, per the following steps. (You may need to consult the operator's manual for your specific Canon model printer. The steps that follow are general for Canon, but can vary slightly based on exact model.)
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Lift the printer cover to move the print carriage to the center position.
Step 4
Press the tab on each cartridge and then lift to remove the cartridge.
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Lift the lock to release the printhead, then lift the printhead out of the cradle.
Step 6
Rinse the printhead with hot water. Gently remove any buildup of ink and paper residue that is stuck to the bottom of the head and clogging the holes and slits. Rinse until the water runs clean.
Step 7
Remove the two screws from the ceramic plate on the bottom of the printhead.
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Ease the ceramic plate away from the body of the printhead with gentle pressure. Run hot water behind the plate. Gently remove any buildup behind the plate. Rinse until the water runs clean.
Step 9
Reassemble the printhead and then reinsert it into its cradle.
Step 10
Lower the locking lever until it snaps into place, then reinstall the ink cartridges.
Step 11
Close the printer cover, then perform any alignment adjustments recommended in the printer's operator manual.
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If hot water is not enough to remove the buildup of ink and paper residue, use isopropyl alcohol or Windex to soak the printhead and soften the clog.
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Tourists tempted to seek respite from Rome’s torrid summer heat by taking a dip in the city’s historic fountains are to be hit with a fine of 240 euros (£212).
The new decree was announced on Monday by Virginia Raggi, the mayor, after a spate of cases in which visitors stripped off and plunged into centuries-old Baroque fountains.
“The beauty of Rome must be respected by everyone,” Ms Raggi wrote on Facebook. “We will not tolerate behaviour that contravenes decorum and we want to protect the historic, artistic and archaeological heritage of Rome.”
The decree prohibits tourists – and Romans, for that matter – from paddling or swimming in 40 historic fountains, including the famous Trevi Fountain, immortalised in the 1960 Federico Fellini film La Dolce Vita, in which Swedish actress Anita Ekberg waded into the thigh-high water.
Tourists are also banned from eating or drinking while sitting on the edge of the fountains, clambering over them or allowing pets to drink from them.
A municipal police officer tells tourists to leave as they were eating on the rim of the Trevi Fountain in Rome Credit: Ansa via EPA
The list includes “La Barcaccia”, a boat-shaped fountain at the foot of the Spanish Steps, as well as marble monuments in Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Navona and in the Trastevere district of the city.
The ban comes just as the mercury is expected to reach 90F in the capital this week. The combination of high summer temperatures and inviting-looking fountains has proved too much for many tourists in the past, with numerous cases of visitors immersing themselves in the water.
There was indignation last year when three young women visitors plunged into an historic fountain on Rome's Janiculum Hill
There was indignation last July when three women stripped down to their bikinis to cool off in the 400-year-old Fontana dell'Acqua Paola, on the Janiculum Hill overlooking the city centre.
The landmark dates back to 1612 and was featured in the opening scenes of Paolo Sorrentino's Oscar-winning film “The Great Beauty”.
In the same month, a British former model evoked La Dolce Vita by wading into the Trevi Fountain in an evening dress and fur stole, in imitation of Miss Ekberg.
The new decree includes the Trevi Fountain, immortalised in the film La Dolce Vita. Credit: Alamy
But she got more than she bargained for when police ordered her out of the water and immediately slapped her with a fine of 450 euros.
In September 2015, six British architects stripped off and cavorted in La Fontana delle Naiadi in Piazza della Repubblica.
Bystanders described how the four men and two women spent about half-an-hour singing and shouting as a crowd of people gathered, taking pictures and video on their smart phones.
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Expand and strengthen the national comprehensive exhibition, and create a batch of bilateral and regional exhibition platforms—— Let more high-quality exhibitions go to the world ("14th Five-Year Plan", new aspects of opening to the outside world④) In the first half of the year, there were many highlights of the Consumer Fair and the Canton Fair. In the second half of the year, there were en
Expand and strengthen the national comprehensive exhibition, and create a batch of bilateral and regional exhibition platforms——
Let more high-quality exhibitions go to the world ("14th Five-Year Plan", new aspects of opening to the outside world④)
In the first half of the year, there were many highlights of the Consumer Fair and the Canton Fair. In the second half of the year, there were enthusiastic registrations for the Service Trade Fair and the International Import Expo, and the online and offline integration exhibition model continued to expand... Since the beginning of this year, China's foreign trade fairs have achieved fruitful results and are high-quality trade. Provide strong support for development.
Looking forward to the "14th Five-Year Plan", what are the new highlights of China's foreign trade exhibition?
The "Fourteenth Five-Year Plan for Business Development" (hereinafter referred to as the "Plan") issued not long ago not only clarified how to successfully organize national comprehensive exhibitions, but also made arrangements for the creation of bilateral and regional exhibitions and the cultivation of regionally featured exhibitions.
In the future, there will be more and better foreign trade exhibitions to promote the innovative development of foreign trade and play an important role in the foreign trade platform system.
China exhibition, famous
The China Foreign Trade Fair has established a reputation as a "remarkable" on the international stage.
In April, the 129th Canton Fair attracted 26,000 exhibitors and exhibited more than 2.76 million exhibits. The number of buyers increased steadily, and the source of origin reached a new high.
In May, the first Consumer Fair welcomed 1,505 companies and 2,628 consumer boutique brands to participate; at the 5th Silk Road International Expo, 1,938 diplomatic envoys and overseas guests from 98 countries and regions gathered in Xi’an, exhibiting companies More than 2,100...
High-quality exhibitions "bring in" high-quality imported goods.
"Through the open platform of the CIIE, the popularity and sales of new products such as Brazilian melon and Philippine avocado have qualitatively improved." Since the CIIE, the sales of Dole Super Sweet Banana in China have increased by as much as 126% from 2017 to 2020.
"The Chinese market has become the'place of opportunity' for global brands to seek growth." Said Bai Jiyan, CEO of BB Distribe, a well-known French eco-diaper company that participated in the first consumer expo and made its debut in the Chinese market.
High-quality exhibitions help excellent Chinese manufacturing "go out".
Guangdong Galanz Group launched new products such as new microwave ovens and high-end household appliances at the 129th Canton Fair, which attracted the attention of foreign buyers.
Liang Zhaoxian, Chairman and President of Galanz Group, introduced that Galanz's inquiries at the Canton Fair this year increased by 112.5% year-on-year, and the new inquiries were mainly from the European and Southeast Asian markets.
"Compared with the previous two sessions, Galanz has more new customers and new orders in the live broadcast room of this Canton Fair." Liang Zhaoxian said.
Regional and industry-specific exhibitions are splendid.
In May, 2021 China International Big Data Industry Expo was held in Guiyang. Nearly 10,000 guests from 23 countries and regions participated in the conference, signed 144 projects, and the contracted investment amount was 56.561 billion yuan.
In July, Hunan (International) General Aviation Industry Expo attracted 317 exhibitors...
Bilateral and regional exhibition platforms are in full bloom.
China-ASEAN Expo, China-Northeast Asia Expo, China-South Asia Expo, China-Asia-Europe Expo, China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo, China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, China-Arab States Expo, China-Russia Expo, China-Mongolia Expo...Some of these exhibitions have been established recently, and some have been successfully held for many years. They are expected to be further developed after the "Planning" is released.
Bigger and stronger, innovative development
In an interview with reporters, Bai Ming, deputy director of the International Market Research Institute of the Ministry of Commerce, said that in recent years, China's foreign trade exhibitions have played an important role in the process of building a strong trade country, and a multi-level and full-type foreign trade exhibition system has gradually formed.
On this basis, the "Plan" makes arrangements for a higher level of foreign trade exhibitions.
In order to innovate and develop foreign trade, the "Plan" puts forward a number of key measures in the form of columns in the organization of various trade promotion activities, proposes to make national comprehensive exhibitions bigger and stronger, and run the China International Import Expo, Canton Fair, and Service Trade Fair. , Consumer Fair, CIFIT and other important exhibitions.
The "Plan" proposes to build a number of bilateral and regional exhibition platforms for ASEAN, Northeast Asia, South Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, West Asia, Africa and other regions, and support the cultivation of a number of regional characteristic exhibitions in various regions.
In order to build a high-level, professional and market-oriented brand exhibition, the "Plan" puts forward many new ideas.
——Improve the coordination mechanism for the development of the convention and exhibition industry.
The reporter combed and found that many regions with more developed convention and exhibition industries have issued relevant policies to promote the improvement of industry development coordination mechanisms.
As required by the "Shenzhen Three-Year Action Plan for Accelerating the Development of the Convention and Exhibition Industry (2020-2022)", the joint conference system for convention and exhibition industry work shall be improved, and the joint conference shall coordinate the major issues in the development of the convention and exhibition industry.
——Develop an exhibition model that integrates online and offline.
For example, in 2021, the Service Trade Fair will make full use of digital technology to simultaneously promote screen-to-screen and face-to-face corporate exchanges and negotiations; the 21st CIFIT will build a digital investment interactive platform that integrates "cloud display, cloud docking, cloud negotiation, cloud Various needs such as seminars and cloud signings, etc., create a "cloud-based investment and trade fair."
The "Plan" made it clear that it will implement unimpeded foreign trade actions, encourage localities and industries to build online exhibition platforms that can cover the whole country, and promote unimpeded foreign trade channels.
"Faced with the rapid development of online models and the impact of the epidemic, China's exhibition industry is accelerating the development of new models of online and offline integration, such as the '6+365-day long-term mechanism of the CIIE' and the'Canton Fair that never ends.'" Bai Explained.
——Strengthen the standardization of the exhibition industry system.
In recent years, the standardization level of China's exhibition industry has been continuously improved, and the role of relevant standardization technical committees at all levels has been fully brought into play.
In 2016, the Ministry of Commerce issued the "Guiding Opinions on Strengthening the Standardization of the Exhibition Industry", requiring the promotion of the "standardization + exhibition industry" strategy and the establishment and improvement of a new standard system for the exhibition industry.
According to statistics, as of July this year, China’s current exhibition-related standards have accumulatively reached 89, including 12 national standards, 15 industry standards, 36 local standards and 26 group standards.
The promulgation of the "Plan" will promote industry standardization to a higher level.
Bai Ming said that the "Plan" puts forward a number of powerful measures to address the pain points and difficulties of foreign trade exhibition upgrades and the constraints of the rapid development of the exhibition industry, such as emphasizing the online and offline exhibition model, to better respond to the impact of the epidemic on foreign trade exhibitions and reduce participation Inquiry costs for exhibitors; emphasizing the standardization of the industry system, which will promote relevant industry standards to keep pace with the times, and promote the improvement of the hardware level of the exhibition industry; emphasizing the development of characteristic exhibitions, which is conducive to building the core competitiveness of foreign trade exhibitions and providing precise services to exhibitors , To enhance the on-site experience and irreplaceability of exhibition services.
Build a high-level cooperation platform
The "Plan" focuses on building a high-level cooperation platform, and many exhibitions usher in development opportunities.
What other national comprehensive exhibitions and bilateral and regional exhibitions are worth seeing during the year?
Look at the national comprehensive exhibitions—Service Trade Fair, CIFIT, and Autumn Canton Fair are in the stage of intense preparations.
The completion rate of the 2021 Service Trade Fair to be held on September 2 has exceeded 90% as of August 1, and the world's top 500 and industry-leading companies accounted for 48%.
The 21st CIFIT to be held in Xiamen on September 8 is expected to welcome more than 800 business delegations, more than 5,000 companies, and more than 100,000 businessmen from more than 120 countries and regions...
Looking at bilateral and regional exhibitions-the China-Arab States Expo that closed a few days ago is unsatisfactory. The China-Northeast Asia Expo, China-ASEAN Expo, China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, etc. will be staged again.
Statistics show that China is the largest trading partner of the five Northeast Asian countries. In the first half of the year, China’s trade volume with the five Northeast Asian countries was approximately US$417.9 billion, an increase of 26% year-on-year; ASEAN became China’s largest trading partner in 2020. The bilateral trade increased by 38.2% year-on-year, continuing to show a strong growth momentum.
Analysts pointed out that the creation of a higher-level bilateral and regional exhibition platform for relevant regions is of great significance for China to strengthen economic and trade cooperation with relevant regions and promote regional economic integration.
In order to give full play to the role of various exhibition platforms, various departments have played a policy "combination punch" to enhance the service functions of foreign trade exhibition platforms.
In July, the General Office of the State Council issued the "Opinions on Accelerating the Development of New Formats and New Models of Foreign Trade", requesting vigorous development of digital exhibitions.
The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Commerce said that they will continue to organize major exhibitions such as the China International Import Expo, the Canton Fair and the Service Trade Fair, and encourage the development of online exhibitions.
From July 20th to August 20th, the Ministry of Commerce launched a service month for small and medium business enterprises to support small and medium business enterprises to make full use of the international exhibition platform to expand their visibility and international influence.
In the future, how to promote the quality and quantity of China's foreign trade exhibitions in terms of brand building, exhibition scale, exhibit structure, and number of contracts to create a higher level of foreign cooperation platform?
Bai Ming believes that there are two new ideas for running a good foreign trade exhibition. "One is'an exhibition that is not an exhibition.' For example, the small commodity wholesale industry in Yiwu, Zhejiang does not belong to the exhibition industry, but it actually has the function of an exhibition; the other is'exhibitions outside the exhibition. ', that is to combine the layout of the commodity marketing network, expand overseas warehouses, cross-border e-commerce and other new display scenarios, and provide '4S shop'-style services for foreign trade partners through the combination of online display and offline experience."
"For long-term foreign trade exhibitions, we must adhere to the principle of advancing with the times and preferring to avoid abuses, integrating exhibition resources from a high starting point, and avoiding low-level duplication." Bai Ming said that on the one hand, we must put high requirements on exhibitors to prevent low thresholds for recruitment. When improving the level of the exhibition, it is in line with the direction of foreign trade transformation and upgrading; on the other hand, it must also put forward high requirements for exhibition services, form a linkage between domestic and overseas exhibition resources, expand new functions and new scenarios, and enrich "exhibitions outside the exhibition" and "not The exhibition of the exhibition".
Reporter: Wang Wenzheng
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I’m not going to make any friends today and I’m going to upset some of my readers. I have some advice to give the Democratic Party that I liken to taking a medicine that is not tasty. It may be a bitter pill to swallow, the experience isn’t pleasant, but you are better off in the not too distant future. Here I go.
I am not prepared to make an endorsement for the 2020 presidential race. It’s way too early even for a historically early endorser like me. (Don’t expect one until early 2019 at the soonest.) I, like many, still have my list of about 20. Today, even though I have tremendous respect for them, I want to eliminate two and beg them not to run. It has almost nothing to do with platform. It has everything to do with Party image and age. I speak of former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders. In fact I’m asking them not to run because I fear they could win the primary and would certainly muddy the waters in what I expect to be a large initial field.
With the possible exception of Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden would have the best resume of any Presidential candidate since John Quincey Adams. If you go back and take an objective look at the 2008 Democratic primary you will have to reach the conclusion that Biden won the debates. That is saying a lot; remember that field included Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Edwards.
If there is someone on the political landscape whose platform I agree with even more than Joe Biden’s it is Bernie Sanders’. Philosophically I’m of that far left persuasion. Sanders and I have almost identical goals; I’m just more realistic about the chances and methods of achieving them.
What I want both to do is assume the roles of elder statesmen of the Party. They need to raise funds and issues while motivating volunteers and voters. I don’t want them to fade from the scene. They need to assume roles more akin to coaches than players. Whoever the nominee is they have a much better chance of success if they have Biden and Sanders on their team!
The Democrats are faced with three challenges, two of which I want to focus on today. The Party looks too old. The leadership is almost exclusively of retirement age. The most energized I have seen the Democratic base for a Presidential election was in 1960 for 43 year-old John F. Kennedy and in 2008 for 42 year-old Barack Obama. Biden will be 76 on Election Day 2020 and Sanders will be 79. With America as politically polarized as it is we will need all hands on deck and every voter to win in 2020.
The other challenge is getting a clear and concise message out. Not being Donald Trump (or Mike Pence) is a good start but we also have to let the voters know what we stand for. The challenge there is that Trump in particular is a three ring circus and covering his antics sucks up all the media oxygen. The more volunteers and top notch surrogates we have (that very much includes Biden and Sanders!) the better our chances of press coverage and victory will be.
The third challenge is mutual to both Parties (the fact that young people, in particular, reject Party labels). Fortunately for us the Republicans have a lot of additional problems, starting with a plethora of harmful policies.
It is time for the old guard of the Party to pass the baton to a younger generation. Go young, old Party.
It has become my practice to take the end of the year off from writing. Therefore today’s article was written well before publishing.
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Jeff McKnight says:
December 17, 2017 at 12:05 pm
Bravo Larry. I, too, love both Sanders and Biden. I’m also a fan of Elizabeth Warren, for the same reasons. She is the spring chicken of the three. But, still, she will still be 71 in 2020. No. It is young blood we need…with the enthusiastic support of these wise old souls. I have some names in mind. But I’ll also hold my fire for the next year or so.
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“When we’re in a state where there’s more than 90 percent of the population fully vaccinated, it’s the right thing to do,” the Tennis Australia CEO told “The Today Show” Saturday morning from Melbourne.
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Tennis players who aren’t fully vaccinated will not be welcome into Australia next January for the country’s summer swing of events, including the Australian Open.
Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley first confirmed the decision in an interview with The Today Show Saturday morning from Melbourne. Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews previously asserted those without the COVID-19 vaccine could not enter the country, doubling down on statements from Prime Minister Scott Morrison that unvaccinated competitors would be permitted to do so provided they underwent a two-week hard quarantine.
“It’s been made very clear when the Premier announced several weeks ago that in order to participate at the Australian Open, to come into Victoria, you’ll need to be fully vaccinated. Immediately, we communicated that to the playing group,” said Tiley.
“It is the one direction that you take, that you can ensure everyone’s safety. All the playing group understands it. Our patrons will need to be vaccinated, all the staff working the Australian Open need to be vaccinated.
“When we’re in a state where there’s more than 90 percent of the population fully vaccinated, it’s the right thing to do.”
It's full steam ahead for the Australian Open in January - with no crowd caps.
Preparations for the event are officially kicking-off today. #9Today pic.twitter.com/LVFIGZdDln
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When presenter and journalist Jayne Azzopardi inquired about the status of nine-time champion Novak Djokovic, Tiley responded, “We’re expecting Novak to come.
“The good news is that most of the tennis players, both on men and women’s side, are fully vaccinated. Novak, as he’s previously said, that’s a private issue for him. He’s always said that the Australian Open is the event that puts the wind in his sails.
“I hope we get to see Novak.”
Tiley additionally shared that the governing body is planning for full attendance and fan representation from across the nation's states. At February’s delayed event, which was partially held behind closed doors, Djokovic and Naomi Osaka lifted the singles trophies. Session attendance over the fortnight was capped at 50 percent. Rod Laver Arena can house upwards of 15,000 spectators per session when at capacity.
“Our intention with the Australian Open is to bring Australia back in a good way,” he said.
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We’re expecting Novak to come. The good news is that most of the tennis players, both on men and women’s side, are fully vaccinated. Novak, as he’s previously said, that’s a private issue for him. He’s always said that the Australian Open is the event that puts the wind in his sails. I hope we get to see Novak. Craig Tiley
During the tournament's official launch event Saturday afternoon, Tiley provided a rough timeline of when to expect player fields to be released.
”Entry in here will be determined by around early to the middle of December on the entry deadline. So in the next couple of weeks, you will have a really good indication of where everyone’s at because at that point, there’s an official list of who’s going to be here.”
Azzopardi also brought up the concerning Peng Shuai situation with Tiley. The former doubles world No. 1 has been unaccounted for since November 2, when her #MeToo allegation against former vice premier Zhang Gaoli was censored from her Weibo account.
“The very first action that we’ve taken at Tennis Australia is to inquire directly to the tours about her safety,” he said. “Whatever resources we’ve had at our disposal, we’ve acted to ensure one she’s safe but also to send a message that we are ready to support and make sure her well-being is taken care of.”
Peng was a finalist in the women’s doubles event four years ago alongside Andrea Sestini Hlavackova, and has twice reached the round of 16 in singles (2011, 2015).
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Ten Tomorrow is a modern resort line based in Honolulu, Hawaii. We design our clothing to take you from seaside to sidewalk with ease. Our inspiration comes from our island home and lifestyle. We create looks that are effortlessly chic, comfortable, and versatile to mix + match. Most of our fabrics are a buttery soft jersey blend. While we are known for our vibrant colors and exclusive prints, we also carry year-around basics. Ten Tomorrow proudly manufactures 100% of our line in Hawaii.
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Firstly, let me say how proud of us I am. We have come such a long way since being PNMs. Do you remember months before recruitment how nervous we were? Remember how we joked about creating our own sorority so that we would both be guaranteed a bid? We were paranoid, but at least we had each other to panic text.
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October 19, 2015
As Cute As a Pumpkin
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October 12, 2015
What Dressing Like a Sorority Girl Has Taught Me
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One of the best decisions I made when I first came to college was joining a sorority. I am a member of Kappa Alpha Theta at the University of Alabama. I absolutely love being a part of this sisterhood and it has taught me so much about myself. I have learned patience, confidence and how to love others. But dressing like a "typical sorority girl" has taught me a few things too.
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September 15, 2015
Fall Bucket List
Hey y'all!
I am counting down the days to riding boots, vests and pumpkin patches. Even though I live in a dorm, you better believe that I will be decorating it for Halloween and Thanksgiving. So today, I have made a cute printable fall bucket list so you can join in on all the fun I have on planning!
Download free printable here.
Check out what I was up to this time last year!
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September 3, 2015
My Sorority Recruitment Experience at The University of Alabama
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For those of you who don't know, I am a freshman at the University of Alabama. We have the biggest formal recruitment in the entire country, so completing the whole week is an accomplishment. This post will explain the process as well as calm your nerves if you're planning on going through it for yourself! Every school is different, so feel free to comment below and let me know how your school does it!
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July 26, 2015
Texasweettea Travels to Scotland
Hey y'all!
These last few weeks, I have been in Scotland. Believe it or not, I am actually originally from there! Since I haven't seen any of my family that lives there for a whole two years, it was important for me to spend my time with them instead of on my computer.
Here are a few fun pictures from my vacation! Please excuse the messy hair, not-so-cute outfits, and no makeup look. It was very cold and rainy most of the time.
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July 6, 2015
Floral Romper
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June 21, 2015
National Wear Your Lilly Day
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June 14, 2015
Senior Year
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May 28, 2015
DIY Donut Canvas
Hey y'all!
June 5th is actually National Donut Day! Personally, I love donuts. They taste delicious, can be eaten any time of the day, and even make adorable decor. So order your giant donut pool float, put on your favorite donut tank and let's get crafting!
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May 21, 2015
Summer in Lilly - Lilly Pulitzer's New Collection
Hey y'all!
So a ton of new arrivals have made a splash on Lilly Pulitzers website and you can view the full catalog here. I am extremely unfortunate that the nearest store is six hours away, so I am the type to order multiples of different sizes. My wallet doesn't always appreciate it, but my shopaholic side does. So here are the two newest prints that were added to the Summer Line today.
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May 6, 2015
DIY Perfect Chalkboard Lettering
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April 30, 2015
April Favorites
Hey y'all!
Tomorrow I start my very final month of high school. Boy, this year has flown by. It is so crazy to think that in less than four months, I will be beginning my freshman year of college. I keep telling my parents how scary it is that I am going to be attending school with 'grown-ups'.
Anyways, let's get on to the reason for this post. Here are a few of my favorite things this month!
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April 22, 2015
Introducing My New Hair
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April 17, 2015
Lilly Pulitzer for Target Game Plan
Hey y'all!
If you're an avid Lilly lover like me, you will have had this Sunday's launch date marked on your calendar for MONTHS. I know this is a controversial topic but I, for one, am very excited that Target X Lilly Pulitzer have put together an affordable line for all shapes and sizes. My very sweet mother is going to take on the challenge of Target with me. So here are the items I plan on grabbing first!
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April 11, 2015
Lust List #2
Hey y'all!
In case you haven't noticed/haven't had the time to creep on my blog yet, a Lust List is just a list of some of the many items on my wish list. Click here to see what I have previously posted! (Oh, and I won't complain if you feel the need to purchase any of these items for me!)
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April 3, 2015
5 Lessons I've Learned From Gossip Girl
Hey y'all!
Unless you've been living under a rock, you have heard of (or binge-watched) the television show Gossip Girl. The show is filled with drama, some-what unrealistic situations and well, more drama. Although some of the episodes are a little over the top, it does actually hold some value.
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March 26, 2015
DIY Lavender Sugar Scrub
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February 27, 2015
Happy in Houndstooth
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February 26, 2015
Southern Girl Prep Giveaway
Hey y'all!
If you are following me on Instagram, you would have seen this perfectly southern girl post.
How cute is this tee from @sgprep ? I'm in love😍😍 #preppy #southern
A photo posted by Sarah (@texasweettea) on Feb 2, 2015 at 1:18pm PST
The company who created and sells this adorable tee, Southern Girl Prep, hopes to "represent the best of Southern girls who love their sweet tea, monograms, cowboy boots, pearls & bows"! Doesn't this just sound like a match made in absolute heaven?!?
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February 8, 2015
What to Wear on Valentine's Day
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February 2, 2015
Tusk in Sun
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January 28, 2015
Lauren James Co.
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January 19, 2015
T Shirt Overload
Hey y'all!
Just like every other girl, I'm a huge fan of comfy clothes. My outfit of choice is usually always an oversized tee with a pair of Nike shorts. Hate me all you want. You can even be funny annoying by asking me if I'm wearing pants, but I'm the one who can just lay down in bed after school, while you'll have to change out of your polo and cargo shorts (honestly, why are you still choosing to wear those).
I'm going to let you in on a little secret of mine. It's where to find the best comfy clothes. Trust me when I say you'll want to pin this post to keep for later.
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January 14, 2015
DIY LUSH-inspired Bath Bombs
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January 10, 2015
Lilly Pulitzer's After Party Sale
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January 1, 2015
MY 2015 New Year's Resolution
Hey y'all!
First of all, Happy New Year! I hope you all had a safe and wonderful night. Today is the day everyone starts their journey toward accomplishing a goal. My resolution this year? Well, I have a few!
My first resolution is to write a blog post ONCE A WEEK. This one will be extremely hard for me because I seem to always draw a blank when trying to come up with something to post or write about. But I really would like to keep up with it this year!
I also plan on eating healthier this year. In no way am I considering it a 'diet', but I'm going to cut down on the amount of sodium and sugar I eat. And sadly, that means cutting down on eating Chick Fil a.
This one is a bit odd but I want to start saving money by couponing! My very kind mother gave me a little portfolio and everything for storing my coupons in. Once I get started, I'll try to share some of my great deals and how to score some for yourself!
Lastly, I want to stay organized and learn how to properly study for school. This semester I'm taking AP Government and I'm going to use that to my advantage before I start college.
What's your New Year's Resolution?
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My name is Sarah and I'm a post grad life & style blogger! When I'm not snapping photos, you can find me trying new vegan recipes, organizing my planner, & living a happy life!
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“Help Reduce Poverty in Paradise,” is a campaign that was birthed by five 14-year-old males in Family Centre’s Youth Leadership Academy programme. Over the past month and a half this group of young men have been engaged in ongoing discussions about Poverty, its impacts, and brainstorming ways how they can be agents of change within the community. It was quite evident the young men were passionate about this topic, as they came to every session ready to take the conversation to the next level. And, just like many others, their initial thoughts of poverty only surrounded individuals that experience homelessness. However, when it was shared that 23% of Bermuda’s population lives in poverty, it was a real eye-opener. The young men immediately began to ask questions like, “How is this possible, in an island that is known to be one of the wealthiest around the world? How can this be happening in our island home, and we as people are so blind to it?” After being introduced to the different types of poverty, they not only began to understand the broader context of the topic, but they shared moments where relative poverty has shown up in their personal lives. Sharing memories of seeing their parents stressed about finances, overhearing them making decisions on which bill was most important to pay, being told they cannot participate in an enrichment programme/activity because of a lack of finances, and most heart wrenching, having to be separated from family because a parent is unemployed or underemployed. Recognizing how poverty has shown up in their lives, the next step was to witness the poverty that exists in the community around them.
Replaying their personal experiences and the extreme poverty of others, the group knew something needed to be done. These young men believe that in order for real change to occur, key stakeholders, decision makers, and those with access to unlimited resources must be a part of the process. They believe there is no way people should feel they are alone, must suffer in silence, feel unsupported or invisible, because of life circumstances. Gandhi’s famous quote really resonated with us: “The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.” Will you help these amazing, thoughtful, community-minded young men make our island, our home, Bermuda truly wealthy? Please consider donating to their campaign, “Help Reduce Poverty in Paradise.” Your donation can be the determining factor of a family having proper shelter or food at night.
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January, like December and November before it, was a disappointing month. During it, a club record was set: sixteen matches without a win, and counting. Just as worrying is that during that run, only seven goals were scored. Not the sort of from that is going to secure Premiership survival.
The opening fixture of 2018 was a home Irish Cup tie against Glenavon. The home side pushed the Lurgan side to the limit, as a Mark Surgenor penalty took the game into extra time, only for the visitors to score twice in the additional thirty minutes to progress to the next round.
Linfield were the next opponents as they visited the Belfast Loughshore Arena for a re-arranged Danske Bank Premiership fixture. In a hard working and organised display, Carrick held out until the final ten minutes when the Blues scored the solitary goal of the match to take the spoils.
With the transfer window open, manager David McAlinden brought a raft of new players into the panel: Damien McNulty (Finn Harps) and Brendan Glackin (Oldham Athletic) were first to arrive, followed by Ralph Cottoy (Larne), Ryan Nimick (on loan from Crusaders), Eamon Scannell (on loan from Linfield) and Darren Henderson (Portadown).
A combination is suspension carry-over, injuries and agreements that loanees will not turn out against their parent club has meant not all the new signings have played together, but the final two matches of the month suggests their appearances can’t come too soon.
A trip to Ballymena United marked a new low. The opening half was bereft of incident or quality from both sides, but an early goal from the hosts after the interval was a catalyst for a re-run of the Alamo. As has been the case for the past two months, conceding a goal drained what little confidence was present, as wave after wave of Sky Blue attacks added two more goals, though in all honesty it could have been five or six as the Carrick team wilted.
Worse was to follow. A short trip to Seaview was over as a contest within minutes, as Crusaders took an early lead. After that, it was a case of how many? Six was the answer, as it turned out, though the woodwork (twice) and Harry Doherty (more than twice) kept it to single figures.
It’s obvious to all that going so long without a win (it was still British Summer Time when Rangers last tasted victory) is having an understandable effect on player morale and confidence. Its equally as hard to see how that next elusive victory is going to be achieved. The players are, in my opinion, good enough to avoid the trapdoor, but converting that into points is the conundrum that McAlinden is trying to solve.
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On November 25, 1924, the eunuch system was finally banned in China, thus ending an era that had endured for over 3,000 years and through 25 dynasties.
Records of eunuchs in China date back to the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BCE), when the Shang kings castrated prisoners of war. In the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE), eunuch slaves performed forced labor on state projects, including the manufacturing of the Terracotta Army.
In ancient times, castration was not only a traditional punishment (it was one of the Five Punishments, the other four being: tattooing the face; cutting off the nose; cutting off the feet; and death), but also a means of gaining employment in the Imperial Service.
By the end of the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644 CE), there were about 70,000 eunuchs employed by the emperor, with some serving inside the Imperial Palace. The logic ran that, since they were incapable of having children, they would not be tempted to seize power and start a dynasty of their own. This did not stop certain eunuchs gaining immense power, including famous explorer Zheng He (1371-1433 CE).
Castration included removal of the penis as well as the testicles, all done with the single slice of a knife. A quill made from a bird feather was inserted into the urethra to prevent it getting blocked as the wound healed.
The agonizing process was often done at home and could be lethal; self-castration was a common practice among the ambitious, although it was not always performed completely, which led to its being made illegal.
With the end of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) so came the end of tradition. Spare a thought for poor Sun Yaoting, the last surviving imperial eunuch of Chinese history who died in 1996. He was castrated at the age of eight by his father with a single swoop of a razor – the year was 1911, mere months before the last emperor, Puyi, was deposed...
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The former prime minister has officially joined the lucrative international speakers circuit and could soon be charging audiences more than $US40,000 for his insights.
Speaker agency Washington Speakers Bureau has announced they are representing Mr Abbott, who was dumped as Liberal Party leader in a bruising leadership spill in September. Mr Abbott's tenure as prime minister ended just short of two years.
The Washington Speakers Bureau says Mr Abbott boasts a "profound depth of experience" and is "keenly positioned to offer unparalleled insight on leadership, the global economy [and] global trade."
Former prime minister Tony Abbott could command more than $40,000 per international speaking engagement. Credit:Andrew Meares
"Geography alone renders Australia vulnerable to terror, and thus Abbott is able to speak thoughtfully on terrorism and security in the 21st century, including the threat of ISIS and pervasive religious fundamentalism," Mr Abbott's biography notes.
He can also offer a "Western perspective on the future of Asia, explore the short and long-term future of China, and provide a unique and timely political outlook for your audience", according to the website.
Mr Abbott's preferred topics include advice on leadership, negotiation, election forecast and analysis, current events and Asia.
An online form invites anyone interested in hearing from Mr Abbott to nominate payment ranging from "travel and expenses only" to "over $40,000".
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Mr Abbott's profile on the Washington Speakers Bureau website.
Mr Abbott earned nearly $540,000 as prime minister but his base salary dropped to $195,000 when he was relegated to the backbench.
The Washington Speakers Bureau also represents former French president Nicolas Sarkozy, former British prime minister Tony Blair, former US president George W. Bush and former Australian prime minister John Howard.
Illustration: Matt Golding
Mr Howard's fee is a minimum $40,000, according to the WSB's website. A report in the Washington Post has claimed "big name" speakers can command more than $50,000, while former presidents can earn up to $300,000 per speaking engagement.
Mr Abbott's decision to join the speakers circuit could be a sign he may quit Parliament, amid fears within the revamped Coalition government that the dumped leader will seek another term and contribute to the public debate from the backbench.
Mr Abbott is seeking advice from his colleagues about whether he should stay in Parliament or quit. He has publicly said he will not make a decision on his future before Christmas.
Before then, Mr Abbott is due to deliver the Margaret Thatcher Lecture to a gala banquet at Guildhall in London next Tuesday, at a price of about $415 a head or $460 for VIPs.
The invitation for the evening describes the former prime minister as an "iconic conservative." Proceeds from the evening are slated for the education of "future generations worldwide" about Lady Thatcher's "life, values and achievements".
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Despite never actually bowling in 'The Big Lebowski,' Jeff Bridges wouldn't let facts get in the way of a good story. The actor bowled the ceremonial first pitch this weekend at a Los Angeles Dodgers game.
By Adam Chandler
August 3, 2014
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Despite never actually bowling in The Big Lebowski, Jeff Bridges wouldn't let facts get in the way of a good story. The actor bowled the ceremonial first pitch this weekend at a Los Angeles Dodgers game.
Plugging his upcoming movie The Giver, which we wrote a bit about here, Bridges took the mound sporting a Hawaiian shirt beneath his jersey. Looking more and more like Kris Kristofferson each day, Bridges rolled the Rawlings to home plate to the delight of the crowd.
The Los Angeles Dodgers gave the Dude his moment. Thanks guys! http://t.co/gsr0yyRknN
— Jeff Bridges Actor (@TheJeffBridges) August 2, 2014
He eventually threw a real first pitch which, despite being just a bit high (another homage to Lebowski), made it home. The only thing missing was the Vin Scully call.
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ASTRONOMY may be unique among the hard sciences in that some of its heroes are known primarily for looking, without necessarily making much sense of what they see. A case in point is Charles Messier, a tenacious eighteenth-century Frenchman who, armed with a telescope hardly better than what one could buy at Wal-Mart today, devoted most of his life to sweeping the heavens in search of comets. He discovered several, but he is celebrated for a different reason: in the process Messier recorded the precise locations of sundry faint, pretty smudges that we now know to be galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae, or clouds of gas and dust. His efforts were prematurely curtailed by injuries sustained in an icehouse mishap, but he still managed, with some assistance, to catalogue 110 celestial objects.
There is no way of knowing what Messier thought would become of his catalogue; it seems unlikely, though, that he imagined it inspiring an arduous competitive event. But it did: the Messier Marathon. In this, participants try to observe and identify all of Messier's 110 heavenly objects in a single night. Messier Marathons came into being in the United States in the mid-1970s and have grown in popularity ever since.
That it is possible to spot all the Messier objects in one night is owing to a quirk of celestial alignment of which Messier himself was probably unaware. On any given night a small wedge of sky doesn't make it into view between dusk and dawn. The particular wedge, and the Messier objects in it, vary over the course of the year, as the earth makes its way around the sun. But sometime from mid-March to early April it happens that the unseen patch contains no Messier objects -- and so for several days the entire Messier catalogue rotates through the night sky. Light from the moon typically leaves only one or two of these nights fit for a marathon.
Though a marathon can be attempted alone in the back yard, most amateur astronomers who tackle one are drawn together, for much the same reasons that runners gather for terrestrial marathons: preferred venues, camaraderie, the spirit of competition, and witnesses. Astronomy clubs throughout the United States, and to a lesser extent in other northern-latitude countries (many Messier objects aren't visible from the Southern Hemisphere), hold marathons in which the goal is simply for people to have fun and to spot as many objects as they comfortably can before deciding to call it a night. The All Arizona Messier Marathon is one of a handful that do not fall into this laid-back category.
LAST year the Messier Marathon was held on March 13. (This year the prime marathon night will be April 1.) I arrived at the flat, scrubby site of the Arizona gathering, some ninety minutes outside Phoenix, at about five -- an hour and a half before sunset, and almost two hours before the sky would be dark enough to see more than a few stars. The gathering already had the look of an elaborate tailgate party stretching for a hundred yards. About forty people were there, mostly huddled in groups of two or three to a telescope, each group supported at a minimum by chairs, tables, and car trunks crammed with supplies, and in many cases by tents, pop-up camper vans, or even RVs. People were poring over charts and books and the odd laptop computer, or fiddling with their telescopes, a few of which were -- startlingly, considering the need for portability in Messier marathoning -- the size of naval artillery pieces. Soon the gathering had grown to about seventy people, roughly half of whom intended to compete.
The competitors were an eclectic bunch, most of them from the Phoenix and Tucson areas, and included a number of first-time marathoners. Mike Luciano, a young mailman who would look at home on a skateboard, brought his fellow letter carrier and girlfriend, Debby Whiddon, her two children, and their Pomeranian. Luciano and Whiddon had laid in a supply of cola and pastry to help keep the kids awake past their bedtime, but a tent was standing by for the inevitable sugar-fueled crash. Robert Martin, a software engineer, was there with his fiancée, Kasia Zabinski, an actor who also makes science-fiction and other independent films. Her scarlet lipstick and leather jacket were conspicuously hip among the nearly ubiquitous astronomy-themed T-shirts and caps. Glenn Nishimoto, a buoyant public-health worker with an eye-catching aluminum-skinned telescope, told me that a weekend of practice had raised his hopes of going all the way.
There were several old hands, too, including Steve Bell, an electrical engineer with a 109 marathon (in which he'd missed just a single object) under his belt, and Gerry Rattley, an electronic chip designer and one of the nine people on the planet who have ever been credited with a perfect marathon. Only one competitor, Bill Ferris, actually had the word "astronomer" in his job title, and he hastened to point out that it was only a half-time position -- though the miniature observatory built into his tent suggested that he would be a force to contend with.
Just after sunset A. J. Crayon, the deep-sky chairman of the Phoenix-area Saguaro Astronomy Club, who has organized the All Arizona Messier Marathon annually since 1993, gave an informal pep talk to the crowd. As they spotted objects, Crayon explained, contestants were to check them off on the official marathon sheet. The honor system would be in force. (Crayon later told me that what small amount of concern over cheating exists tends to focus on the possibility -- so far unrealized -- that a relative hacker will claim an object that more-experienced observers fail to spot.) The first-, second-, and third-place finishers, determined strictly according to the number of objects spotted, would each get a plaque; anyone who saw more than fifty objects would get a certificate.
Everyone returned to his or her scope. As the sky darkened, tension mounted, and for good reason: the Messier Marathon starts with a bang. The section of sky containing the Messier objects just barely fits between sunset and sunrise, so the most westerly object, M74 -- a mid-sized and not especially bright galaxy -- was going to sink below the horizon before the sky was dark enough to guarantee its visibility. In other words, most competitors would probably have their hopes of a perfect score dashed just minutes into the eleven-hour event.
A dozen or so stars shortly became visible to the naked eye. Some observers tried to use these as reference points as they aimed their scopes at the still-blank patch of sky hiding M74. For a few minutes it was oddly silent, as competitors tried various tricks to make M74 jump into relief, from switching eyes on the scope to looking just to the side of M74's presumed location (so as to capitalize on the eye's more sensitive off-center vision) to jiggling the scope. After several more minutes they started swinging their scopes in search of other, easier-to-find objects. I later learned that only twelve competitors, including Crayon and Rattley, had spotted M74.
Soon hundreds of stars were shining, along with three planets. By eight-fifteen most competitors had settled into a steady routine. Under other circumstances they might have filled notebooks with descriptions and sketches of their sightings -- and many of the Messier objects are quite beautiful, from galaxies that appear as opaline whorls or streaks to nebulae whose indigo or other tints can be picked up by large telescopes. But tonight's objects were quarry to be spotted quickly -- "bagged" is the term marathoners use -- and then immediately left behind.
Bagging an object is easier said than done. To see anywhere near 110 in a night a competitor must nail one about every six minutes. And because the objects aren't evenly spread through the sky, there are periods when it is necessary to spot an object every two or three minutes. Three minutes may sound like plenty of time in which to line up an object in a telescope -- especially given charts that show the position of each object with respect to familiar constellations -- but it's not. What can be seen through a telescope is only a tiny portion of the sky, much smaller than any recognizable segment of a constellation. Looking at the sky bit by bit through the eyepiece is a little like having to find your way around your house by looking at one square inch of carpeting or wallpaper at a time. Many amateurs own telescopes with computerized "go-to" systems these days, but almost everyone I met in Arizona had disconnected them. "It would be like fishing with a net," one competitor said. Instead most marathoners relied on the "star-hopping" method, which involves training the telescope on a star that can be found with the naked eye and then jumping in succession to other easily identifiable stars close by until one has the desired Messier object in view.
BY ten o'clock the temperature had plummeted, and people were starting to add layers of clothing. The time appeared to be passing uneventfully for most of the competitors, who were steadily bagging and recording objects. But around eleven o'clock, with the rising of the constellation Virgo, the intensity increased. Whereas most major constellations contain perhaps five or so Messier objects, Virgo contains sixteen, along with dozens of other objects that are easy to mistake for Messiers. One marathoner showed me a telescopic view in which there were six distinct galaxies, only two of which were Messier objects.
Still, for the more experienced gazers Virgo is generally no problem. Gerry Rattley wrapped it up in less than five minutes. Don Jones, a mathematics professor whose telescope was thirty inches wide and twelve and a half feet long (he needed a ceiling-painter's ladder to reach the eyepiece, and kept clambering up and down to reconcile his telescopic views with the dense star charts spread on the tailgate of his car), also breezed through it -- and then some. "I'm seeing galaxies that aren't in the book," he said -- a hazard with an oversized scope.
In contrast, A. J. Crayon, the marathon's coordinator, was in something of a frenzy, muttering nonstop as he scurried between his charts and his telescope, stopping only to pound his flashlight, whose batteries were running down. "I got half of them," he explained of his hunt through Virgo, "and then I jumped to the wrong star, and then I was lost." Crayon was soon back on track, but some of the less serious competitors found this a good time to call it quits. I stopped by one RV in which a group of airline employees were holed up against the cold, enjoying hot chocolate and in some cases preparing for bed. I left them reluctantly.
The Virgo activity wound down shortly after midnight, with the arrival of a large patch of sky containing relatively few Messier objects. Many competitors took the opportunity to grab some sleep. This seemed to work for those who had campers, sleeping bags, or propane heaters, but I spent two hours shivering in my car (it's not good form to run one's engine in the middle of an observing site) before finally drifting off.
I was awakened around three by renewed sounds of distress from Crayon. "I'm in trouble," he said in a low voice. He was now sporting a one-piece insulated jumpsuit and a watch cap with a Batman logo; he had the earpieces of his eyeglasses outside the cap. Crayon's truck was blocking his view of two Messiers. There was nowhere else to put the truck, and if he moved his telescope he would have to recalibrate it, losing fifteen minutes or so. He decided to skip the blocked objects for now, hoping that they would pop into view later. A pack of coyotes to the north mocked his decision loudly and at length.
Other observers, too, were hitting snags. A few, out of some combination of overconfidence and fatigue-induced poor judgment, had napped without setting an alarm, and woke to find themselves behind. Though Rattley had remained awake, he had taken a long break from Messier-hunting and now caught up with astonishing speed, working his scope like a fiddle and bagging object after object without so much as glancing at a chart. "M22, a nice globular," he mumbled, squinting through the eyepiece and then immediately yanking the telescope to a new position. "There's M21 ... M20, the Trifid, some color, nice ... M8, the Lagoon Nebula, nice ... M24, part of the Milky Way cloud."
A crescent moon came up just before five. Between the moon, the fluorescent haze of approaching sunrise, and a thin line of low red clouds, spotting Messiers was becoming increasingly difficult. Several people bleated in frustration.
The twelve competitors who had seen M74 at the start had all bagged every object up to this point. But Crayon -- who had ended up moving and realigning his telescope -- now lost three in the glare, and Rattley lost one. With a single object to go, five people still had a chance to join the elite list of perfect marathoners.
The final object, M30, wouldn't rise until well into twilight, only a short time ahead of the sun. It was expected to be even harder to see than M74 had been; some believed it would be outright impossible. Nonetheless, by five-thirty most people were pointing at the spot where M30 was supposed to be. No one shouted out in excitement, though, and by six the last telescope had been abandoned.
This ending felt anticlimactic to me, but everyone else seemed suddenly energized. Most people stood around gabbing, as if they had just awakened from a long, comfortable sleep and were pleasantly surprised to find themselves surrounded by fellow Messier enthusiasts. As Crayon collected the check-off sheets, he identified the winners, five in all, who'd gotten 109 objects. One was Bill Ferris, the half-time astronomer. Three besides him were highly experienced observers. The last was a relative newcomer, but he had teamed up with one of the other winners. Eighteen marathoners got a hundred or more objects -- a group achievement that had been bettered only twice before, anywhere, both times at All Arizona marathons. Some first-timers had done exceptionally well: Glenn Nishimoto had bagged 106, and Robert Martin 105. Even Mike Luciano finished respectably -- "somewhere around eighty," he told me -- while Whiddon and the kids slept.
As I climbed into my car to leave, I was startled by the sun breaking over the horizon. I hadn't realized that it wasn't up yet, and it seemed to me at that moment to provide an absurd and entirely uncalled-for amount of light.
David H. Freedman is a senior editor at Forbes ASAP, and the author of which was published in January.
The Atlantic Monthly; March 2000; Extreme Stargazing - 00.03 (Part Two); Volume 285, No. 3; page 105-107.
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Lizze and I sat at the neurologist for the better part of 3 hours. When we were finally seen the appointment went quickly. A few medication changes were about all that really happened. As I discussed previously, Lizze is about out of options when it comes to her migraines. Basically the only one our insurance will cover is something call “headache/migraine infusion” .
Essentially what happens is she will be hooked up to an IV for 6-8 hours at the doctors office. They will push drugs in order to break the migraine. This process is repeated for 3 days. The goal is to bring the pain and severity of the migraine down at least a few points. We were also told that sleep issues and stress can make these migraines untreatable. Unfortunately, Lizze has both issues in categories. The stress we are under everyday is impossible to accurately convey to the doctors at the office. No one seems to get. So now we will go forward with the 3 day procedure as soon as it can be schedules and hope for the best. This is just putting that much more strain of an already over burdened family. Hopefully this will work for Lizze as it doesn’t always work for everyone. We should hear from the neurologist as soon as it’s get scheduled.
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I meant to ask before…do you all drink diet drinks at all? A friend of mine had horrible migraines like you describe. She drank only diet soda and only used artificial sweeteners. When she switched back to sugar, agave, stevia- the headaches stopped, so did her fibromyalgia symptoms. Took about a week of 'detoxing' from the diet drinks and sweeteners.
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Eagle, who has narrated the most successful season in Clippers franchise history, embraces both his surname and his youth. When he talks about broadcasting, you can hear vintage fabric intertwining with a Gen Z perspective. It’s a marriage of past, present, and future that portends a second-generation multi-decade run of success behind the microphone.
“I knew what was going to be following me when I got into the business,” he says of the two common narrative themes. “I knew what was going to be following me when I got to Syracuse considering that’s where my parents met. There’s a lineage of Eagle blood in orange.”
Though the announcing gene runs dominant in DNA, it becomes clear that nurturing the instrument is as important as being a natural. That the tie that binds all voices together is the quest for improvement, a never-ending race open to all age groups. Sure, he was going to broadcasting camps at age 14. That doesn’t mean he won’t be self-reflecting when he’s 64. Or making sure he’s better than he was the prior year or game.
“The biggest thing for any broadcaster, no matter how much experience they have, is that you can always improve,” he surmises. “The minute you decide you’re a finished product, you’re finished in the business. It’s not just right now. It’s every single day and every single year, how can I get better in every facet.”
Eagle is forging his own path, but can still lean on an experienced trail guide familiar with the terrain. There’s a thankfulness and appreciation for being entrusted with the position. There’s also a dogged determination to prove that faith was well-placed. And to prove that young people can handle a heavy load right out of the gate.
“For the longest time in his career he was always The Young Guy,” Noah says of his father, Ian. “He was the youngest broadcaster, he was the up-and-comer and everyone was talking about him in that light. He said at some point you need to make the shift from being a really good young broadcaster to just being a really good broadcaster. That’s where I've made a conscious decision — okay, how can I make myself a better broadcaster? I don’t care about my age, I'm going to be the best version of me every single time and I want to get better each time the red light goes on. And I feel like I’ve done that so far.”
Eagle knows he’s not at his prime, and there's security that comes with that. Because he shouldn’t be. One’s prime should always be aspirational and each rep helps.
“If you want to get really good at playing the piano, the only way to do that is by playing the piano, plain and simple,” he says. ”If you want to be a really good basketball shooter, you've got to take a lot of shots.”
His self-scouting report is thorough. So too is his advanced work. We talk about those in the industry. How he studies what they do as a means to make himself better.
“I look at Mike Breen as a legendary broadcaster,” Eagle explains. “What does he do? He doesn't say too much. He says exactly what needs to be said without going overboard. How can I take that and bring it to the radio? Adam Amin rises to the occasion every single time on a big play. How can I incorporate the way that he has risen and builds a moment? Kevin Kugler, who is just as consistent and as smooth as they come. What can I take from him and how he gets from point A to point B?”
He continues down the list, generous with his praise. For Jason Benetti’s expansive yet effortless vocabulary. For Mike Tirico’s ability to float between polished host and play-by-play.
It may be a rote and obvious observation that he’s mature beyond his years and more poised than pretty much anyone still in the beginnings of their first post-collegiate job. But it really stands out. From the broad strokes to the minor details.
The TL;DR version of his tale would have you believe he fell into this, put at the front of the line without paying dues. Such a notion ignores the intensely serious care he puts into preparation and living up to what can be unreasonable expectations.
That Noah would find himself on the cusp of a familiar career, that birds of a feather would flock together, is not a surprise. It didn’t just happen by magic, though. It takes a certain type of personality to embrace the spotlight and scrutiny that comes with it.
He remembers a project in fifth-grade that crystalized his path.
“We had to read a biography on any historical figure or celebrity,” Eagle explains. “I ended up getting assigned to Bill Gates and then you had to make a speech as if you were that person. And I went all in. Full method actor. I dressed up. Suit. Glasses. I had a big fake check that I was donating to the school. I think all that, I went a little bit above and beyond for a 10-year-old.”
After the presentation, Eagle’s teacher told him he might have a future in public speaking. He told her he wanted to be in the NBA. It turns out he merged the two. It’s a role he’s been studying for years both consciously and otherwise.
“I’m incredibly thankful that [the Clippers] were confident enough to do that so my mentality is, well, I’m not going to let you down. Anybody who wants to get into broadcasting dreams of being the soundtrack for a championship. To have that opportunity this early is quite literally a dream come true. The biggest thing that I've learned is to enjoy everything I do and make a very conscious effort to enjoy everything I do, because that's what leads to more opportunity.”
A telltale sign Eagle is having fun in the moment is when one of his ubiquitous pop culture references makes the air. A Tupac lyric. An Along Came Polly reference.
The broadcaster says he’s always been a voracious consumer of movies, television, and music. And that he long ago realized their value in the editorial process.
“I've always been someone where I can hear a song once or twice and remember a lot of the lyrics,” he says. “I could watch something once or twice, and remember a lot of the lines. And so with that I just kind of store it up in my brain.”
Eagle was also tapped to provide play-by-play for the experimental Nickelodeon broadcast during the 2020 NFL playoffs, which garnered universal praise and speculation it would spawn exponentially more. While being sure to credit his on- and off-air partners for the experience, Eagle, who has done the Virtual Reality games, experimental summer league broadcasts, and the NBA Junior Championships, outlined how being new can offer great opportunity in addition to the pressure.
“Nobody really knows how it's supposed to look or sound.”
The willingness to try new things, perhaps uncomfortable things like moving across the country to set history, has served Eagle well thus far. He’s going in the direction he wants, a self-admitted work in progress destined to have everyone wake up realizing that he made the transition from a really good young broadcaster to a really good broadcaster without anyone noticing.
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Last week, the Delaware State legislature approved a constitutional amendment to all but remove the last Jim Crow-era voter suppression law from its books.
The amendment, passed at the urging of the Delaware NAACP, allows people with nonviolent felony convictions to vote after their release from prison. This is a major victory for voting rights and a strike against the practice of "felony disenfranchisement". But it is also a major step forward for a nation still struggling to heal old racial wounds.
Felony disenfranchisement has direct roots in the Jim Crow Era. In the late 19th century, states above and below the Mason-Dixon Line began to find new and creative ways to keep black voters away from the polls. Banning people with felony convictions was one of the solutions.
For example, in 1901 the Commonwealth of Virginia had 147,000 black voters on the rolls. But many lawmakers saw this growing political block as a threat. At that year's Constitutional Convention, they hatched a plan to disenfranchise African Americans through a combination of black codes and felony disenfranchisement. One legislator said on the record that the plan would "eliminate the darkey as a political factor."
Ninety years later, Kemba Smith-Pradia was an undergraduate student at Hampton University. She got involved with the wrong crowd and found herself behind bars as an accessory to a nonviolent drug offense. President Clinton granted Kemba executive clemency in 2000, six years into her 24 year sentence. She went on to become a college graduate, law student, mother and foundation president - but until 2012, when her rights were finally restored, not a voter.
Kemba's story is just one example of how the legacy of the 1901 Convention lives on. In today's Virginia, 350,000 people are still disenfranchised by the 1901 law, and many of them are African Americans. Nationwide, 48 states allow some form of felony disenfranchisement, and one out of every 13 voting-age African Americans is affected. In four states - Virginia, Iowa, Kentucky, and Florida - disenfranchisement can be permanent.
When Virginia introduced felony disenfranchisement in 1901, they also expanded the list of felony crimes. By raising the penalty for a number of minor offenses, they planned to lock African Americans in the prison system - and out of the political system. A century later, our drug laws have the same amplifying effect. African Americans are far more likely to be arrested for minor drug crimes, and therefore more likely to have their vote taken away.
The good news is that Delaware and other states are beginning to turn the tide. In Virginia, Governor Bob McDonnell has sped up the review process for those who have finished the terms of their sentence. So far he has restored the votes of more than 4,000 citizens. And Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, who callously eliminated automatic restoration of voting rights early in his term, is now taking steps toward restoring those rights.
These are certainly steps in the right direction, but there is more work to do. Virginia, Iowa, Kentucky, and Florida still allow permanent disenfranchisement, and 44 other states permit some level of felony disenfranchisement. You can learn about the law in your state at www.restorethevotes.org. If you or someone in your community is affected, you can use that information to educate your family, your community and your elected officials about why this is an important issue.
Felony disenfranchisement is an affront to our democracy. Millions of people like Kemba Smith-Pradida - parents, workers, and community leaders - pay taxes, raise families and contribute to society. But they cannot fully participate in our democracy.
If poll taxes, literacy tests, and gumball-counting tests could be outlawed because of their racist intent, then felony disenfranchisement laws from the same era should be overturned today.
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Sometimes even the most well-intentioned car launches go horribly wrong. Think back to the 1990 Pontiac Transport, which quickly acquired the moniker "dust buster," and the 2007 Chrysler Sebring, considered a failed attempt to reinvigorate the brand.
Even today, with so much innovation in styling and technology, some vehicles fall short. The roster of new cars unveiled at the North American International Auto Show was no exception.
Slideshow: The 5 Worst Cars at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show
Not that there were a plethora of failures; if anything, there were no obvious duds. Matt Degen, senior editor with Kelley Blue Book, walked away being more optimistic than he expected, for example. But he said one disappointment was that the vehicles consumers really are craving, SUVs and crossovers, were in short supply, dwarfed by product reveals of glitzy luxury vehicles well outside the budget of many consumers.
"This is Detroit, home of the Big Three that make popular trucks, yet we're not seeing a whole lot of trucks or crossovers at this show," he said.
Volkswagen disappointed some car lovers in another way. While most carmakers had good reason to celebrate 2015 results, the embattled German car giant was still dealing with the aftereffects of its falsification of emissions data — a scandal that has tarnished its reputation. "We know we have let down our customers and dealers," Volkswagen Chair Herbert Diess said. "I am truly sorry for that."
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But in an interview with NPR, CEO Matthias Mueller seemed to downplay the scandal, saying that the company has misinterpreted U.S. law and didn’t lie to environmental regulators when asked about differences between emissions in tests as compared to real-world driving. The company had earlier admitted to cheating on the emissions tests. The company asked for a follow-up interview, in which Mueller apologized, but the whole string of events may have left VW’s apology tour as the biggest disappointment of the show.
Public relations fiascos aside, here are some vehicles unveiled during the press preview that didn't quite meet expectations: The 5 Worst Cars at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show
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The Free Library > Science and Technology > Environmental issues > Environmental Health Perspectives > June 1, 2001
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Uncovering the Viral Mechanics of Croup.
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Researchers say they have solved the crystal structure of a key protein that allows the paramyxoviruses--the major cause of croup and other diseases--to attach to cells, which in turn permits the viruses to invade cells and cause respiratory illness. The new research, published in the November 2000 issue of Nature Structural Biology, may provide a basis for developing drugs to fight these diseases.
Members of the paramyxovirus family include the parainfluenza viruses (which cause respiratory infections), the mumps virus, and the Newcastle disease virus (which affects birds). "Most people who are infected with parainfluenza get symptoms similar to a bad cold," says Susan Crennell, the postdoctoral student at the University of Bath in England who used X-ray crystallographic techniques to identify the protein. "In very young children, this can develop into life-threatening respiratory disease including pneumonia." She adds, "Paramyxoviruses can be very dangerous to people--especially children--with compromised immune function."
The multifunctional paramyxovirus protein hemagglutinin-neuraminidase (HN) is critical to the invasion process that creates illness, Crennell says. HN, a protein on the surface of the virus, binds to cells, permitting a cascade of molecular events that results in the virus fusing to the target cell and then incorporating itself into the cell. Once inside the cell, the virus then has established a base of operations from which it can infect other cells.
Crennell says the project was made difficult because HN is a flexible protein that changes shape with different periods of the cell's life cycle. Before HN binds to the cell, it has a different shape than after it attaches. Once HN has bound to the target, the structure of the cell prevents a mediator--a drug, for example--from interfering with HN's work setting the infectious stage of development into motion. Crennell says the key to preventing HN from working is to know its shape prior to binding so it can be attacked before initiating the events that lead to fusion.
The study was performed using a form of the Newcastle disease virus. Crennell says that particular virus was used because scientists found they could get a crystalline structure of the Newcastle HN protein, something that has so far evaded researchers using the viruses that cause human disease. "The HN protein on this virus we believe is very close to that found on the human virus," says Crennell. With the crystal form available, Crennell exposed the structure to X rays. Computers analyzed the subtle changes in the signals produced by the X rays in order to show the shape of the protein.
Crennell says the structure provides the basis for the structure-based design of inhibitors for a range of paramyxovirus-induced diseases. Other researchers, including principal investigator Garry Taylor of the University of St. Andrews in Fife, Scotland, are just beginning to use the crystal structure of HN to design drugs that can prevent binding and keep the virus from causing illness.
"We have no vaccines or effective drugs to stop viruses like parainfluenza," says Fran Rubin, program officer for respiratory diseases at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which partially funded Crennell's study. "This study opens new possibilities for drug development." She adds, "This report is the most exciting discovery in the field in quite some time."
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The B.C. government’s plan B for income assistance cheques and other time-sensitive documents could be re-activated as the long-running Canada Post labour dispute reaches another deadline.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers is in a legal position to strike as of Monday, but postponed threatened rotating strike action after weekend talks with a federal mediator. Its initial action would be an overtime ban rather than a full-scale walkout that would disrupt mail delivery.
Canada Post served lockout notice in July, with the two sides far apart on issues including pension changes for future employees and pay for rural carriers.
Income assistance, rent subsidy and other B.C. government payments are not affected if they are direct deposit. For mailed cheques and information, updates on possible postal strike effects to the Ministry of Social Development will be available as necessary at this website or at 1-866-866-0800.
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Following management and organization complications, the Sparwood Market continued with its regular scheduling on Friday, July 3.
Sarah Kucharski
Jul. 7, 2015 10:00 a.m.
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Following management and organization complications, the Sparwood Market continued with its regular scheduling on Friday, July 3 in the district.
Organizing issues arose when former Farmer’s Market Society member, and market founder, Amy Cardozo ended the market due to what Cardozo felt was a lack of support from the Sparwood Chamber of Commerce and the district’s staff.
“Being a person who very much believes in creating solutions, not problems, we need a chamber who cares about their members and goes out of their way to help [them], not cause hindrance. We need our district to support our local small businesses,” wrote Cardozo in a post to the Sparwood Farmer’s Market Facebook page, dated June 29.
Cardozo described her experiences with requiring approval for board signs, a lack of follow through in assistance from the district in booking live music and the district providing former Farmer’s Market vendors with a competing business license external to the market.
Sparwood Chamber of Commerce Manager Norma McDougall refuted Cardozo’s claims, particularly that of the gate opening for vendors to set up for the market’s 4 p.m. start time.
“A major issue was what time we would open the gate. We felt as a chamber we didn’t want to open the gate until 3 p.m. because we had to think about the safety of tourists around the Titan Truck. People were coming in earlier and earlier to set up and get there first to obtain shady spots. For us, we couldn’t have trucks backing in and out when we have little kids and tourists around the truck,” explained McDougall.
A day following Cardozo’s post and e-mails to market vendors cancelling the summer series (June 30), a reborn Sparwood Market Facebook page was created by current Sparwood Market co-chairs Tracy Kaisner and Jen Gardiner.
According to Gardiner and McDougall, it was a scramble to get the second market ready in time following Cardozo’s departure.
“It was a surprise for us that she was leaving,” said Gardiner, “but we want to thank Amy, the founder, for all the hard work she did when she was involved with the market. We’re still excited to move forward and we’ll try to make some changes, including new vendors as well as bigger and better live music.”
Gardiner added, “We feel really good about the market moving forward and we have a ton of support from the district and chamber.”
McDougall concurred, saying, “I think everyone came together really well last Tuesday [June 30] between district staff and chamber staff as well as the existing two members of the market. I think that was wonderful.”
On Tuesday, July 7, Kaisner and Gardiner met with McDougall to discuss future plans for the market.
“The Chamber of Commerce has always been here to assist with the market and we always want to do whatever we can to make sure it’s a go,” said McDougall.
According to McDougall, the chamber has offered to pay for live music at the market for the next two to three weeks as well as pay for four new sandwich board signs to be made.
The Chamber of Commerce will also be joining the lineup of tents at the market and will serve as a type of information centre for the market.
The Sparwood Market will continue for the rest of the summer until September 4, every Friday night from 4-8 p.m.
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The two feet of snow Winter Storm Jonas has dumped on our Nation’s Capital has not only covered up walks, roads, and cars, but conceals a multitude of mid-winter garden sins as well. “Sins” is probably not the right word, but beneath the snow lie autumn leaves that fell after the last fall-clean up, winter-burned ornamental kale, and the crispy dead new growth of perennials and bulbs that, duped by unusually warm December weather, sprouted too early only to freeze in mid-January.
Beautiful as the snow cover may be (beautiful, that is, depending on how much shoveling you have had to do), I am snow blind. Several days of white on sparkling white and a pile of new plant catalogues have left me day dreaming about colorful plant combinations. Instead of catching up on my too-big pile of work over the past snowy weekend, I was on my computer feasting my color-starved eyes on some of my favorite garden photos. It was an absorbing activity that unquestionably cut down on my productivity, but what good are snow days if you can’t goof off?
I have thousands of garden photos, but I knew where to start: I went straight for my photos of a display garden at the 2014 Chelsea Garden Show, the colors and textures of which especially stand out in my memory. Though the garden featured interesting water features and various structures, it was its plantings that have stayed with me. Its designers artfully created a color palate that was enhanced by the unusual combination of woodland and garden plants and textures. Starting with David Austin roses, (deep crimson Rosa Darcy Bussell, ivory Rosa Winchester Cathedral, and Rosa Queen of Sweden, a pale pink repeat bloomer), the garden included dark pink peonies, slender stems lined with tiny sunset-colored coral bells (heuchera), and white foxgloves punctuated by the occasional deep navy purple columbine (Aquilegia vulgaris “Black Barlow”). Slightly spiky masterworts (astrantias), chocolate-colored cosmos, and tall white and pink mulleins added delicate height but the detail that made this planting a show stopper was the unexpected use of soft, silky bright green grasses (Deschampsia cespitosa 'Goldschleier' and Pennisetum orientale ‘Karley Rose’) which bound the plants together into a coherent harmony. Just gorgeous.
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Next, I pulled up photos of a garden I visited late last summer to contemplate a more surprising plant combination: A mass of bright lemon-yellow coneflower (Rudbeckia nitida) and mauve-pink Japanese anemones. I found the pairing surprising because the only time I have ever put mauve and yellow together in my garden it was an unpleasant shock. I had confidently planted winter aconite (Eranthis hyemalis) tubers among a group of Lenten roses (Helleborus orientalis). I’d never grown winter aconite before, but knew it bloomed early, naturalized easily, and was low growing. I had also read that its buttercup-like flowers were a stop-sign yellow sure to cheer up bleak late winter days. Unfortunately, the hellebores I planted at the same time were supposed to be light pink but turned out to be a dark muddy mauve that begged for pink chinodoxas or pure white snowdrops. The hellebores and winter aconites bloomed at the precisely the same time late the following February, clashing violently in a landscape with little else to distract the eye. While I’m not going to rush out and plant rudebekia among my anemones, the late summer coneflower/anemone combination, was much prettier than I would have expected. I am still puzzling over this. Perhaps it was the orange centers of the anemones that made the colors more compatible or was it the quality of August sunlight?
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A less shocking color combination is red and silver. One often sees red geraniums planted with silver-leafed plants like dusty miller but silver and red perennial combinations seem less common. Piet Oudolf, the Dutch plantsman who designed the plantings in both the Highline and the Battery in Manhattan, has combined silver sea holly (Eryngium maritimum) with red lobelia (Lobelia x speciosa) in his garden in Hummelo, NL. It is a wonderful sight, but what is really extraordinary is that sea holly, a prickly, spiny plant native to the British Isles, is a fairly drought tolerant perennial that prefers sandy well-drained soil. Fussy lobelia, on the hand, prefers moist, peaty soils and tolerates part shade. Obviously coupling sea side and woodland plants “works”, but perhaps only in the garden of someone who is as knowledgeable and talented as Piet Oudolf.
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Gwendolyn van Paasschen
For a similar effect, I think I’d plant white and dark red astilbes together like a planting I saw in a seaside garden in Camden, Maine. The two were placed in front of a classic New England dry stonewall, its patina achieved by years of natural weathering augmented with a mottled coat of lichen providing the versimilitude of silver. Stonewalls are a fabulous background for flowers and it is difficult to think of a color combination that would fail to be enhanced by one. While Gertrude Jekyll was right to believe a yew hedge, with its uniformly dark green needles, was a perfect backdrop for a perennial border, a good old-fashioned stonewall can be just as effective.
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Similarly, stone-gray pots enhance the colors of flowers. Although some can be too bright (a coating of buttermilk or plain yogurt can tone them down), the subdued grays of metal buckets and tubs are terrific. I was reminded of this when I came across an arrangement of orange Asiatic lilies and white hydrangeas placed side-by-side in gray pots in another Chelsea display garden. So simple and so appealing. I associate orange strongly with early spring and fall, and consequently find it tricky to work with in summer. It never fails, however, to look fabulous opposite white, and the combination of creamy white Annabelle hydrangeas and ordinary orange day lilies, which always reminds me of Creamsicles, is absolutely delicious. It’s lovely to imagine white and orange pansies growing in my gray urns this spring. Just another 6-8 weeks or so of winter and they’ll even be available.
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Gwendolyn van Paasschen
Of course, a more classic color combination is yellow and blue. Last summer I fell in love with purple nightshade. Their star-shaped flowers are really more light blue than purple and have yellow centers, but it’s important to know that the fruits are toxic. Purple nightshade stands up brilliantly to cadmium yellow lantana. Both are reasonably drought tolerant as long as they are infrequently but well soaked, so can comfortably share a pot or place in a garden. The two look amazing beside yellow tipped junipers.
Though the snow and ice still linger, I can no longer play hooky. It’s time to close the photo files, put the plant catalogues away, and put my nose back to the grindstone, but I am still daydreaming. Let’s hope there are no more snow days and that Puxatony Phil doesn’t see his shadow next week.
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Opinion: Canada’s opposition to a WTO proposal hurts developing countries’ pandemic fight - The Globe and Mail
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Canada’s opposition to a WTO proposal hurts developing countries’ pandemic fight
Ronald Labonté and Mira Johri
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Published December 5, 2020
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Ronald Labonté is the Distinguished Resarch Chair in Globalization and Health Equity, and a professor in the University of Ottawa’s School of Public Health and Epidemiology. Mira Johri is a professor in the Department of Health Management, Evaluation and Policy at the University of Montreal, and principal scientist at the University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre.
The World Trade Organization’s Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) enshrines rules to protect intellectual property rights in a context of liberalized global trade. But these rules sometimes conflict with other important social goals, such as the protection of public health. Left in place as the pandemic wears on, these rules could slow the rapid scale-up of vaccines, treatments, technology, and technical know-how that is needed to end the pandemic for all, particularly for people in developing countries whose access to these products is most at risk from these TRIPS rules.
Ninety-nine such WTO members have called for all member states to temporarily waive these rules until the World Health Organization declares the pandemic over, as have the director-general of the World Health Organization, UNAIDS, several past and present international leaders, scores of health non-governmental organizations, and most global health researchers. Without a waiver, the less fortunate half of humanity may have to wait years before their citizens can enjoy the same level of COVID-19 protection Canadians are likely to begin experiencing over the coming months. As long as this remains the case, developing country economies will stagnate, poverty will rise, instabilities will increase, and the world as a whole will remain sick and become less safe.
And yet, twice now, wealthy WTO members – including Canada – have nixed the idea.
Besides reportedly opposing the waiver, Canada has also joined the leading ranks of the “vaccine nationalists” – countries that have inked private deals with vaccine manufacturers. These countries have overbought the needed supply; if all the vaccines for which Canada has committed purchase agreements prove safe and effective, we will have enough to immunize each Canadian ten times over. We can afford to be more spendthrift on vaccines, as can the U.S., the U.K., Japan, many countries in Europe, and the other wealthy WTO member states that oppose the waiver. The world’s low-income countries cannot.
The TRIPS rules allow for “flexibilities” around production of low-cost generic equivalents to patented drugs. These exceptions, however, are time-consuming and cumbersome to institute, and do not extend to the technical know-how that would let all countries make rapid use of new COVID-19 discoveries.
Supporting the TRIPS waiver does not mean that patent-holding companies will go unrewarded, though controls will need to be developed to determine the extent of that reward and limit the knowledge monopoly at least until the pandemic is over. The waiver would treat such health products and knowledge as “global public goods,” which is quite reasonable, given the billions in public monies that supported the private sector research that led to their discoveries.
That the waiver-opposing countries are generally home to the patent-holding companies is common knowledge, which may explain their reluctance to support it. Whether their own bilateral vaccine agreements with these companies have had any additional influence in their continuing opposition is unknown, as the details of these agreements have not been made public. Still, these countries should consider the fact that a waiver is the fastest way to bring the acute phase of the pandemic to an end.
The TRIPS waiver will not solve all of the vaccine-access challenges facing developing countries, but it will remove some of them. It will enable developing countries to scale up production of essential COVID-19 medical products such as diagnostic kits, vaccines, medicines, personal protective equipment and ventilators to meet the needs of their citizens.
History is being written. The proposed TRIPS waiver will be voted on by the full WTO membership in mid-December, so there is still time for Canada to do the right thing: announce its support for the waiver, and encourage other wealthy countries to do the same.
If we don’t, we fail our own pledges to “build back better” and provide the global leadership for equity and human rights for which Canada claims to stand.
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Chad Park is the chief innovation officer at The Natural Step Canada, a non-profit organization focused on sustainability. He is also the director of the Energy Futures Lab.
As pipeline politics continue to make abundantly clear, there are two competing visions at play about Canada's energy future. Reconciling them is of utmost importance for our country.
The first is the business-as-usual vision: Our economy and many jobs depend on oil and gas. Global demand for energy is going up. We've got decades to come as oil and gas producers and we should maximize the economic benefits. And, by the way, we're far safer and more ethical than most other oil producers.
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The second vision is climate-driven. We have to limit global warming to two degrees. This should guide our energy policy and investment priorities. New technology is available and increasingly competitive. Fossil fuels don't fit with this goal and any investments (like pipelines) that lock us into the other vision is setting us on the wrong path.
Can these two visions be reconciled? Can we find common ground between the ideas that oil is dirty and unsustainable, and oil is our economic lifeblood?
We can, and we must. The path to reconciling these competing visions is not negotiation. It's co-creation. And Alberta can lead the way.
Why is the dirty oil narrative such a trigger for many Albertans? We have massive public and private investments in these resources. Their development has been a major source of prosperity for the whole country. Plus, this is personal. We have friends, relatives, children who work or have worked in oil and gas. Many of them have suffered over the past two years. Having the source of their livelihoods labelled as dirty gets our backs up, especially in tough times.
But our response need not be defensive and can be so much more than with-us-or-against-us debates.
We know that we have to find a way to meet the world's growing need for energy without exceeding two degrees of warming. The Paris Agreement commits us to this goal. Billions of dollars are being invested globally in technologies to help the world achieve it. The U.S. withdrawal from Paris is not going to change this.
So, what if we used our resources and know-how to help enable the transition to a carbon-competitive economy? What if our oil and gas industry became development ground for the latest renewable energy, storage and efficiency technologies? What if we focused on the role hydrocarbons can play in a low-carbon future?
If oil as part of a sustainable future sounds counterintuitive, that's only because we've become trapped in a belief that how we do things today is the only way. Hydrogen and carbon atoms will play an important role in a sustainable future. But we'll produce and use them differently.
Innovators are developing technology to turn carbon dioxide into valuable materials. NRG COSIA Carbon XPRIZE is a global competition to find technologies to turn carbon dioxide into alternative fuels, building materials and other useful products. Of the 27 semi-finalists, nine are Canadian. What about markets for bitumen beyond combustion? If we want our resources to have a long-term role in a low-carbon future, we'll need to be leaders in these emerging innovation fields.
We can't get where we need to by demonizing those advocating for strong climate leadership. Most people are concerned about a strong economy and a healthy future. There is no choice between the two. We need to make use of our strengths in today's energy system to help build the one the future requires of us.
This is happening. While it doesn't make the headlines, people are finding new paths to common ground and breakthroughs. Oil and gas executives are working with clean-tech entrepreneurs, First Nations leaders, environmental advocates and so on. Alberta is a hotbed for this kind of roll-up-the-sleeves, "get it done" collaboration that much of the rest of the world would not believe possible.
Is oil a dirty word?
It doesn't need to be. But we'll need to reimagine its role in our future. And to find the best ideas, we'll have to work with people we are used to disagreeing with.
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“I am a member of staff who has been a student at this university and I wish this kind of role existed when I was starting off,” medical education tutor Robina Mir tells me. “I wish I had somewhere safe where I could go and talk to somebody.”
She, along with Carly Miller, is one of two Freedom to Speak Up Guardians appointed to the Faculty of Medicine and Health in March this year. The newly-created role seeks to encourage students studying in the faculty to speak up about any issue, big or small, including any form of discrimination (such as racism, sexual harassment), bullying or anything that could be improved.
“We are not here to judge, we are not here to take sides. We need to have that neutral space where we are listening to that individual who comes to us in order to provide them with the opportunity to get it off their chest,” she explains. “I often say to my students that we all need places where we are safe to vent and safe to explore our thinking; this is a non-judgemental space with someone you trust who can help you make an informed decision about what to do next.”
Although the faculty may be the first university department in the country to appoint Guardians especially for students, the role itself has a much deeper history. Professor Louise Bryant, researcher of Psychological and Social Medicine and Associate Dean in the School of Medicine for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion explains:
“[The role] mirrors something that already exists in the NHS. It recognises that if there is bullying or racism going on or other incidents and staff can’t speak up about that then that puts patients at risk… We feel that the role is really helpful as we are not just educating students for a degree but we are training professionals who are going to work in the NHS. they need to become familiar with Freedom to Speak Up Guardians.”
Bryant also tells me that the change has also come about as a result of the Medical School signing up to the British Medical Association charter to prevent and address racial harassment. Yet, considering all departments at the university have procedures for dealing with complaints and feedback, what prompted the Faculty of Medicine and Health to look to the NHS for inspiration?
“Since 2015 we have run student surveys in the school of medicine asking for their perception of equality initially around gender equality but last year we asked about experiences of racial equality as well,” says Bryant. “We asked if they had experienced microaggressions and more serious things like race hate crime and sexual assault. We were concerned by the results of our survey how few of our students would report such an event happening to them whether it was university related or not. Students were really afraid to speak up about it because they were afraid that it would have a detriment to themselves perhaps in terms of their career and what would happen to them in their peer groups if they spoke up about a fellow student. We were really concerned about that and the impact that hiding these incidents then has on people’s ability to do well in their studies.”
However, the scheme isn’t solely focused on reporting bad behaviour but also aims to influence change to improve student experience in a broader sense. Mir asserts that the role is “also about asking what we need to change about the culture of the environment which students are working and studying in. It might be something to do with tripping over a piece of lino or feeling that they are not catered for in the canteen for some reason with those vegan options or those halal options.”
Not only are the Guardians able to network with every piece of the University jigsaw – from the secretariat, to campus security, to the chaplaincy – but they are also able to deal with concerns that arise outside of the faculty like on clinical placements or during intercalation.
It’s the job of the Guardians to also keep students informed with the process of complaints. Mir says: “One of the criticisms students have had in the past before our role existed is that they would raise a concern that they then wouldn’t get any feedback on. As a Guardian I would keep in touch with them to say: how are you feeling about the way things are going at the moment, is there anything outstanding or anything that you’ve not been able to get feedback on? Then I’d be in a position to then contact the relevant parties and say what’s the update on this.”
Warm, affable and an attentive listener throughout our conversation, Robina Mir seems like an ideal candidate for the role of a Freedom to Speak Up Guardian. What’s more, she is unwavering in stating the importance of this new scheme.
“I’ve had students say to me well before this job, when I was a tutor: ‘This happened to me. I don’t know if this was racism. I don’t know if this was bullying. I don’t know what it was but it wasn’t right and I don’t know who to talk to about it. It’s those kind of niggling things when you are not sure what to do about it when it’s worth coming to chat to us. We would be able to help you pick it apart to work out what key things need to be addressed there. Whatever you may assume about us, test us out! I am here to listen to you in an impartial way and think about how I can empower you to make decisions so you get the best outcomes for you.”
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Of all the ancient spiritual traditions still practiced today, Kabbalah remains as one of the most mysterious. At first glance it seems to an ancient religion, but that’s not 100% accurate. After some study, it has the appearance of being a pseudo-science, but that’s not altogether accurate either. In reality it falls somewhere in the middle. It’s basically a collection of spiritual laws and teachings that provide a foundation for interacting with all things, yet with a healthy dose of vagueness.
To fully understand Kabbalah, the individual needs to have tremendous knowledge about ancient religions, early scientific beliefs, and a very open mind. Even after significant research, most people find themselves with more questions than answers. You could read 5 separate articles about this practice and come away with 5 different viewpoints. In order to keep the confusion to a minimum, this article takes a brief, high-level look at the basic elements, texts, and discusses some of the key thoughts that serve as the guiding principles of Kabbalah.
Where to Start – The Basic Texts of Kabbalah
Kabbalah (alternately Cabala, Kabbala or Qabala(h)) is a mystical and esoteric system based on ancient Jewish oral tradition that answers all questions, both great and small, including understanding God. Through magical rituals, contemplation, mysterious meditations, and philosophical study, the teachings of Kabbalah provide students the potential to expand their mind to an elevated state of consciousness. It offers a pathway to understanding creation, the role of humankind while we are here on earth, and even the human soul. The word Kabbalah means ‘to receive’ or ‘accept’ and is often used synonymously with ‘tradition’. Through the teachings of Kabbalah, practitioners learn to open themselves fully and completely; they must be prepared to receive that which they wish to understand. All in all, pretty complicated stuff, even to those who are spiritual minded.
Experienced practitioners of Kabbalah say that in order to truly understand it, you must read the core written texts associated with Kabbalah. These include the Sefer Yetzira (The Book of Creation), written about 4,000 years ago and the Zohar, written about 2,000 years ago by Rabbi Shimon Bar-Yochai. Others are texts by the Ari (Rabbi Isaac Luria) in the 16th century and various texts by Baal HaSulam (Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag) in the 20th century.
One of Baal HaSulam’s key writings s the Talmud Eser Sefirot (The Study of the Ten Sefirot). The Sefirot can be understood as 10 different channels in which God reveals his will. But, even though most scholars agree on the need to understand the Sefirot, there are different interpretations of the work, which leads to uncertainty.
Origins of Kabbalah
Scholar’s of Kabbalah claim that since the beginning of humankind, the wisdom of Kabbalah has existed. Most practitioners believe its earliest origins pre-date those of the other major world religions, yet this point in itself is a sticky one. There are many people who see Kabbalah as a religion while others do not, however the comparisons seem to always be with other ancient religions. Once the oral traditions were analyzed and written down, Kabbalah became more formalized. The first influential book, the Sefer Yetsirah (Book of Formation), comes from unknown origins, but there is substantial debate over when and who first wrote it. Some claim it was penned by Abraham the Patriarch. Truthfully, there is no factual data to support the identity of the writer at this time.
The book analyzes the creation of the world, how things came into existence, and the 32 paths of wisdom. Later came the Zohar (Book of Splendor), which quickly became the most important text to Kabbalah. The Zohar is a commentary on sections of the Torah, and elaborates on many Rabbinic texts including the Talmud, the Bahir, Midrash Rabba, and Sefer Yetsirah. Through that commentary, the willing reader is exposed to insights of all things, both physical and spiritual.
Because Kabbalah was highly secretive in it’s early years, there are many gaps in what we know today. Modern scholars can form a general timeline on how the practice evolved, but the minute details are missing.
Three Branches of Kabbalah, The Tree of Life, and Symbolism
Three main branches of Kabbalah existed over history. The Judaic Kabbalah, which is the original practice from ancient times, established the primary system and the symbols of Kabbalah. As the ancient Jewish texts entered non-Jewish circles, Hermetic Kabbalah developed independently from the traditional version during the Italian Renaissance. Hermetic Kabbalah combined elements of astrology, divination, magic, and alchemy with those of traditional Kabbalah. Those practices were considered part of the occult and by embracing them, the old practice was forever changed. The third branch, Modern Kabbalah which originated in the early 1700’s was inspired by both of the earlier branches but has adopted many concepts of our modern metaphysical world. In the last few hundred years, Modern Kabbalah has influenced modern science, psychology, and philosophy. Collectively all three branches are heavily associated with symbology, so deep that it would take a lifetime to fully understand. Many of the symbols of Kabbalah are associated with other ancient religions and modern Western esoteric practices.
One very important symbol is called the Tree of Life (Otz Chiim). It is a diagram of the 10 Sefirot, or divine numbers, shown as circles, and the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet, shown as connections, or pathways between each. The complete glyph and its interconnections represent the 32 paths of secret wisdom. Almost as soon as it was introduced, it quickly became the central point of all meaningful discussions. Additionally, the Star of David, the Mezuzah, the Merkabah, and even the Pentagram, which was used by the Hebrews as a symbol of Truth and to represent the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures, have their roots in ancient Jewish mysticism. Cabalists believe in reincarnation and Angels, Demons, Ghosts, and wayward sprits are found in the ancient oral traditions. Kabbalah goes into detail on how and why demons exist and how the concept of evil emerged through misappropriated universal energy.
In addition to considering the source of evil, Kabbalah looks at creation and places human beings as having a central role in it. It also analyzes the human soul, dividing it into three separate parts, and teaches how two of the three parts can be developed to achieve enlightenment. Cabalists have a different way of looking at God; God in Essence and God in Manifestation, with the former being unknowable but the latter accessible with study and understanding. Yet, despite Kabbalah having origins in religious texts, it is not a religion. It is a science. It does not have any special rules or icons. It is an ancient spiritual practice that is not based on faith, but rather truth, wisdom, and receiving spiritual enlightenment.
Modern Day Kabbalah
Kabbalah is thriving in the modern world. There are more than forty branches worldwide today thanks to Phillip Berg (birth name Feivel Gruberger), who had a vision of teaching Kabbalah to the masses. In July 1965, Berg and others founded a publishing house called “The National Institute for the Research in Kabbalah” to publish translations of older books and fundraise. In 1970, Berg legally changed the name of the National Institute to “The Research Centre of Kabbalah”, establishing it as an independent Centre. It was also at this time that he began publishing his own interpretations. This Research Centre was to resolve a widespread spiritual crisis affecting Jews that felt teachings at that time were inadequate for the youth. Up until his death, Berg believed Kabbalah had the answers to the questions the younger generations needed to keep them from straying into cultist or Eastern metaphysical practices that did not support his vision of divinity and God.
In the early 2000’s many celebrities flocked to Kabbalah, including pop singer Madonna. Yet as time passed many of these same supporters became disenchanted and left the practice, citing it had been corrupted with scandals and financial fraud. The Centre still has locations around the world today, but the number of devout members has dropped significantly.
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District Collector A. Mallikarjuna said that the counting was peaceful, with State Election Commission guidelines and COVID-19 protocols being followed. File. | Photo Credit: The Hindu
Special Correspondent VISAKHAPATNAM 19 September 2021 14:34 IST
Updated: 19 September 2021 14:34 IST
The Telugu Desam Party bagged 11 seats, and the BJP, the Congress and the CPI-M won one seat each.
The ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) bagged 86 of the 103 MPTC seats, declared till 1 p.m., in the counting for the Mandal Parishad Territorial Constituency (MPTC) and Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituency (ZPTC) elections on Sunday. The Telugu Desam Party bagged 11 seats, and the BJP, the Congress and the CPI-M won one seat each, while independent candidates bagged 3 seats. Elections were held for 612 MPTC seats in the district.
Earlier, the counting of votes began on a peaceful note in the district at 8 a.m. on Sunday. The keys of the strongroom at Paderu went missing, forcing the officials to break open the lock, and rainwater seeped into the ballot boxes at a few places in the district.
District Collector A. Mallikarjuna and Election Observer K. Imtiaz visited some of the counting centres at Pendurthy in the morning. The Collector said the counting was peaceful and the guidelines of the State Election Commission (SEC) and COVID-19 protocols were being followed at the counting centres. He said that the results were expected by 7 p.m.
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When his attention was drawn to the reports on delays in the counting process in the Agency areas, the Collector admitted there was a 15 to 20 minute delay and there was no cause for concern. He said there were no major issues anywhere in the district as 144 Section was imposed around the counting centres and no processions, including victory rallies, were allowed.
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While India supports curbing subsidies, it has to continue to provide sops for boats, gear and fuel essential for small-scale fishers - THE HINDU
While India supports curbing subsidies, it has to continue to provide sops for boats, gear and fuel essential for small-scale fishers - THE HINDU
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Says special and differential treatment must be built into the subsidies pact
India has insisted that larger developing countries should also be extended flexibilities at the fisheries negotiations of the World Trade Organisation that would allow them to retain some subsidy programmes important for small-scale fishers.
“At a recent meeting on fisheries subsidies, India said it was getting a sense that the rhetoric that larger developing countries should give more commitments was having a bearing on the fisheries subsidies negotiation and should be avoided,” according to a government official.
Some developed countries have been insisting at the WTO that larger developing countries like India and China should not continue to get special & differential treatment but India and many others have said it would go against the body’s original mandate.
At the fisheries meeting, India said members should “be true to the mandate” and ensure that special and differential treatment be built into the fisheries subsidies agreement.
Overcapacity, overfishing
WTO members are working on disciplines that prohibit subsidies that contribute to overcapacity and overfishing, and eliminate subsidies that contribute to illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing.
At the WTO’s Ministerial meeting in Buenos Aires in December 2017, members agreed to try and adopt the agreement on fisheries subsidies at the next meeting in 2020.
“While India supports curbing subsidies that lead to over-fishing and depletion of marine resources, it has to continue to provide subsidies for boats, gear and fuel essential for its small-scale fishers,” a government official said. It, therefore, needs carve-outs in the form of special & differential treatment for developing countries.
The European Union, said while it supported the principle of special and differential treatment it would be better to tailor exemptions and flexibilities to a country’s fishing capacity.
Argentina responded to this, saying it was more appropriate to consider the size of country’s subsidy programme rather than its fish output.
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With the exception of an occasional tarball, the beaches may look clean, but just like dirty ocean water where you can’t see the bacteria, the truth is more subtle.
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Nonverbal communication is already a nuanced matter. And now that Zoom meetings are the new normal, the topic just got a tad more complex. Why? Even though it’s not always consciously conveyed or accurately interpreted, body language matters even more on video calls than in person.
“A significant proportion of the meaning that we convey while communicating is shared through our nonverbal communication. Unlike in-person, during video calls, we aren’t able to observe the person’s entire body. We, therefore, miss out on a portion of the information being conveyed,” says Lindsay Lapaquette, workplace communication expert and host of The Workplace Communication podcast.
“We simply don’t have access to the same number of social cues to guide our interactions. The chances of misunderstandings, as well as unresolved questions and frustrations, are much greater.”
Learning designer and facilitator Eileen Aung-Thwin agrees. According to her, when we have fewer cues, our brains tend to fill in the blanks and jump to the wrong conclusions.
“Furthermore, people may be distracted by their own environment and situation. People will quite likely be distracted by their own video. So, the amount of data you transmit is limited, the amount of data they perceive is limited. You want to make that limited information count,” she says.
So how do you make whatever you’re showing count? By focusing on what is visible and what you can control, says online facilitator and course designer Lisa Partridge:
“Whatever is visible will go a long way in making the impression you want to create and add clarity to the overall message you would like to get across.”
And if you’re leading a meeting, your body language can inform the quality of the conversation.
“If we as presenters or leaders of the online meeting have closed body language, then this will, in turn, close off the audience which may affect the levels of participation. Contrast this to open body language with inviting welcoming gestures and you may find the audience contributing their ideas a lot more readily,” says Partridge.
Ready to understand how body language plays out virtually so you can project a powerful presence during any remote meeting? Here are seven body language habits you need to be aware of in video calls.
1. Facial expressions
Are you so poker-faced people routinely ask you if you’re OK? You might want to work on showing more emotion on Zoom calls.
“On video, with limited interaction and limited communication cues, the audience will have only the facial expression to go on to give them cues about what you’re thinking and what you’re meaning,” says Aung-Thwin.”Therefore, be conscious of your facial expression and ensure that it is conveying the impression you mean to make.”
“Don’t forget the power of a genuine smile. Communication is about connection and people can read the difference between a genuine smile and a fake one,” says Lapaquette. So no need to fake being enthusiastic if you’re not, but emphasizing your existing good mood will go a long way.
2. Posture
“If you are sitting, make sure you are not slouching but maintain an upright, relaxed posture. If you slouch, this will affect how you breathe and, in turn, will affect the projection and clarity of your voice,” says Partridge.
A good rule of thumb is to avoid doing anything you wouldn’t do during an in-person meeting, says Lapaquette: “Since it’s likely inappropriate to lie across some chairs during a work meeting in the office, don’t drape yourself across a couch for a virtual meeting – unless, of course, it’s an informal meeting and you know that your appearance won’t matter.”
3. Camera positioning
Think the way your camera is positioned doesn’t matter all that much? Think twice. “Remember that the perspective that others have of you is controlled by how you have framed yourself in the camera,” says Aung-Thwin.
Framing yourself too close might make you appear aggressive and cut off your hand gestures, depriving you of the opportunity to show more expression.
“In order to maximize the body language that your conversational partner can see, the ideal framing of your body on the screen would include your torso. This way, the other person doesn’t have to solely rely on your facial expressions and voice intonation for nonverbal cues,” says Lapaquette.
Angle also matters as you can easily disengage your audience with an awkwardly placed lens, says Partridge: “Make sure you are in line with the camera. Do not sit too low to the camera so that others can only see the top of your head. Likewise, position your camera so that you are not looking up to it so that others can only see your chin — this is really distracting as good eye contact cannot be established.
4. Fiddling
Quickly checking your phone while on a video call is less subtle and more detrimental than you might assume. “Slyly reaching for your phone and using fleeting sideways glances to check your messages is noticeable, even if you think it isn’t. Just stop doing it,” says Lapaquette, who recommends letting other meeting attendees know you need to deal with something and will be back if you do have an emergency to tend to on your phone.
She also says you should be mindful of fiddling and other unconscious habits: “Avoid resting your hands on your chin and keep distracting hand movements to a minimum, particularly when you’re speaking (playing with a pen, fiddling with your hair, adjusting your tie, etc.). This draws people’s attention away from what you’re saying.”
5. Arm movements
While some movements are distracting, others are actually helpful to engage your audience.
“Your hand gestures are so important as they punctuate what you are saying. This conveys energy and passion which keeps the audience attentive and engaged in the message you want to convey,” says Partridge.
“When the speaker doesn’t use their arms or upper body at all they can come across as very stiff and unengaging, lacking in energy and enthusiasm. In turn, the audience can become distracted or, worse, switch off entirely to what is being said,” says Aung-Thwin.
6. Eye contact
Communication experts are unanimous: You need to look at the camera on a video call.
“This replicates the experience of in-person communication for the other person,” says Lapaquette. “I’m surprised how many people still aren’t doing this during video calls well over six months into the pandemic.”
“Do not keep looking at another tab. When this happens, the other participants feel that you are working on something else and it gives the impression that the meeting you’re part of is actually interrupting or disturbing you,” says Partridge.
And if you want to take notes, do so sporadically and mention that you will be doing so at the beginning of the meeting — or risk making a bad impression. “You might be attentive and have your head down taking notes or contemplating the proceedings. But, on video, you’d just look uninterested,” says Aung-Thwin.
7. Obsessing over your appearance
This may feel like a bit of a paradox after deconstructing body language on video calls, but there is such a thing as being too focused on how you’re being perceived.
“The biggest reason why people struggle to connect on video calls is that they get caught up focusing on what they look or sound like. Their mind whirls, thinking about how they’re being perceived, while they’re also trying to focus enough on what the other person is saying to respond intelligently. They’re no longer fully present with the person they’re speaking with and their body language inevitably shows it” says Lapaquette.
To strike the right balance, aim to be self-aware instead of self-conscious. Then, place your focus on your interlocutor and conversation. “The more you can place your attention on the conversation itself, the more your body language will naturally reflect positive emotions which will naturally draw the other person to feel comfortable with you.”
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Investors Asset Management of Georgia Inc. GA ADV Has $2.03 Million Position in The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) - Markets Daily
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Investors Asset Management of Georgia Inc. GA ADV Has $2.03 Million Position in The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA)
Posted by Sarita Garza on Nov 25th, 2021
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Investors Asset Management of Georgia Inc. GA ADV increased its position in The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) by 10.8% during the third quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the SEC. The fund owned 9,209 shares of the aircraft producer’s stock after buying an additional 896 shares during the period. Boeing accounts for 1.1% of Investors Asset Management of Georgia Inc. GA ADV’s portfolio, making the stock its 19th largest holding. Investors Asset Management of Georgia Inc. GA ADV’s holdings in Boeing were worth $2,025,000 at the end of the most recent quarter.
A number of other large investors have also recently added to or reduced their stakes in BA. Baldrige Asset Management LLC acquired a new position in Boeing during the second quarter valued at approximately $26,000. Albion Financial Group UT acquired a new position in Boeing during the second quarter valued at approximately $34,000. KB Financial Partners LLC acquired a new position in Boeing during the first quarter valued at approximately $44,000. Smith Asset Management Group LP acquired a new position in Boeing during the second quarter valued at approximately $43,000. Finally, Stonehage Fleming Financial Services Holdings Ltd acquired a new position in Boeing during the second quarter valued at approximately $44,000. Hedge funds and other institutional investors own 53.44% of the company’s stock.
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Shares of BA stock opened at $210.60 on Thursday. The stock has a 50-day moving average price of $218.16 and a 200 day moving average price of $226.58. The firm has a market cap of $123.77 billion, a price-to-earnings ratio of -14.27 and a beta of 1.52. The Boeing Company has a 12 month low of $191.85 and a 12 month high of $278.57.
Boeing (NYSE:BA) last announced its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, October 26th. The aircraft producer reported ($0.60) EPS for the quarter, missing the Zacks’ consensus estimate of ($0.20) by ($0.40). The company had revenue of $15.28 billion during the quarter, compared to analysts’ expectations of $16.27 billion. The firm’s revenue for the quarter was up 8.1% on a year-over-year basis. During the same period last year, the firm posted ($1.39) EPS. On average, analysts expect that The Boeing Company will post -1.56 EPS for the current year.
In other Boeing news, SVP Edward Lee Dandridge sold 990 shares of the firm’s stock in a transaction dated Friday, November 5th. The stock was sold at an average price of $221.87, for a total transaction of $219,651.30. The sale was disclosed in a legal filing with the SEC, which is available at the SEC website. 0.16% of the stock is currently owned by company insiders.
Several equities analysts have commented on BA shares. Wells Fargo & Company upgraded Boeing from an “equal weight” rating to an “overweight” rating and increased their price target for the company from $224.00 to $272.00 in a report on Wednesday, November 17th. Vertical Research reiterated a “hold” rating and set a $250.00 price target on shares of Boeing in a report on Thursday, September 16th. JPMorgan Chase & Co. set a $275.00 price objective on Boeing in a research report on Wednesday. Sanford C. Bernstein reduced their price objective on Boeing from $279.00 to $269.00 and set an “outperform” rating for the company in a research report on Wednesday, October 20th. Finally, UBS Group reduced their price objective on Boeing from $310.00 to $290.00 and set a “buy” rating for the company in a research report on Tuesday, September 7th. Three analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, six have issued a hold rating and fourteen have assigned a buy rating to the stock. Based on data from MarketBeat.com, the company currently has a consensus rating of “Hold” and an average target price of $264.15.
About Boeing
The Boeing Co is an aerospace company, which engages in the manufacture of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. It operates through the following segments: Commercial Airplanes; Defense, Space and Security; Global Services; and Boeing Capital. The Commercial Airplanes segment includes the development, production, and market of commercial jet aircraft and provides fleet support services, principally to the commercial airline industry worldwide.
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Have you heard of probiotics before? It’s commonly found in yogurts and fermented food and beverages. It’s been known to be very helpful with your digestion.
But what it’s not commonly used for is as a supplement to lose weight. It may sound weird at first, but it makes sense. It balances your gut, which will improve digestion. A healthy gut system can help you lose weight.
One of the most popular probiotic supplements is BioFit. Although it is marketed to help you lose weight, there are many other benefits that could transform your life.
Do you prefer to watch than read? No worries! We also included a video from this channel that has a thorough review of BioFit. You can watch this video if you prefer to read. These videos also give a great overview of BioFit.
We’ve covered everything you need to know about BioFit if you’re willing to read.
Before you continue, you may want to check out this video by Weight Loss Supplement Reviews on YouTube that gives a quick review. Afterward, you will want to read the rest of our article for a more comprehensive review of BioFit.
What is Biofit? BioFit Solutions
What sets Biofit apart from other weight loss supplements is that its main focus is on probiotics. Probiotics, a type of bacterial strain that regulates your gut, are what Biofit is known for. Probiotics are found in yogurt, sauerkraut and kimchi.
It was formulated by Chrissie Millerunder and her company Nature Formula, creating formulas for supplements for over 2 decades. Denver is the home of the company. In addition, it’s FDA approved and made in a GMP-certified facility.
Chrissie Miller, a mother of three, has tried 19 diets. Each diet she tried never lasted long. Apart from that, some diets are challenging to maintain.
If you have three children, weight loss can be even more difficult. As Chrissie mentioned, each weight loss diet she tried would last no longer than three months each before she jumped to another diet.
What makes Biofit so special?
Apart from using probiotics, BioFit can help you with the following:
Maintain your digestive system’s health
Most people overlook maintaining their gut health. It’s important to pay attention to it. A healthy gut will allow you to poop frequently. This also ensures you remove any toxic wastes in your body.
A healthy digestive system is crucial for weight loss and overall health. Moreover, you can have a schedule for your bowel movement to work better throughout the day.
You will also experience a decrease in constipation and indigestion. BioFit ensures that your body is ready to go for every day.
Helps reduce bloat
Exercising can be difficult when you’re too bloated. Not only is it uncomfortable, but it also reduces your range of motion. With BioFit, you can minimize bloat without having to rely on diet or exercise alone.
It helps you digest food easier so you won’t end up feeling bloated after a meal. It can also make it easier to exercise more effectively. When your digestion is perfect, it will make it easier to move about.
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Reduces cravings
One of the most significant issues with losing weight is cravings. They can be challenging to manage and have the tendency to increase your appetite. You may feel hungry, even though you don’t really feel hungry.
BioFit will help you achieve a more balanced probiotic level. This will help you reduce your food cravings. This will allow you to manage your appetite.
Helps with weight loss
BioFit’s most well-known claim is that it can help with weight loss without requiring you to make drastic lifestyle changes. You can become healthier and fitter with little effort.
It works by using probiotics. BioFit targets your digestive system with probiotics. This can optimize your digestion, so you don’t feel bloated or constipated. BioFit allows you to digest food efficiently by using this method. It’s a simple solution that effectively works.
Probiotics are not enough to help you lose weight. You still need to support it with exercise and a healthy and nutritious diet. BioFit stresses that exercising is still important, but you won’t have to limit what you eat with their supplement.
Moreover, you get benefits such as improved gut health and increased immunity. Just don’t forget that weight loss doesn’t happen instantly. You’ll need to be patient.
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What should you expect from BioFit?
Numerous studies have proven that probiotics can make you feel healthier and help with weight loss. While it has shown to be effective in helping with your digestion, it shouldn’t be taken as a magic pill.
Despite claiming that it can help you lose up to 72 pounds, it won’t happen instantly. To avoid rebound, you must have a healthy weight-loss journey. It can also be detrimental to your health if you don’t do it slowly.
You will need to be more strict about your diet and exercise if you want to lose weight quickly. However, always keep in mind to eat in healthy amounts and to rest from time to time. The supplements can aid your digestion and health, but make sure not to consume too much while straining your body.
Bacteria have consistently been shown negatively, but some types are suitable for your body. A healthy gut and intestinal system will make you feel healthier and more positive. This will also help you lose weight faster.
However, losing weight too rapidly can be bad for your health. BioFit stresses the importance of a long-term weight loss journey. Combining the supplement with proper nutrition and diet as well as exercise is the key.
Results can vary from person to person. Probiotics are a better option than diet and exercise alone for losing weight. Consult your doctor if you have any issues with your digestive system or intestines to determine if probiotics are a good option.
Who is it for?
BioFit is a product that will improve the health of your gut. It’s great for those who need to regulate their bowel movement. It can help keep your guts healthy and improve your overall health. It can also help with your mood since it can help regulate the right balance of serotonin and dopamine release.
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How much does BioFit cost?
BioFit retails at $69 per bottle. It can be as low as $49 when you take advantage of their promos and discounts. It’s also at $49 when you buy more than 1 bottle from them. For example, if you buy 3 bottles, you will only need to pay $177. 6 bottles cost $294, on the other hand.
There are 30 capsules per bottle. Each bottle should last for a month, as they suggest that you only take one tablet per day. 1 capsule each day is also enough if you’re planning to use this to lose weight.
If you only buy 1 bottle, they will charge you a $9.95 shipping fee rate. You can only have free shipping if you order 3 bottles or more. This is why most people buy bottles that last 3 months. You also get the most value for your money.
Where can I buy BioFit?
GoBioFit.com should be your source for BioFit. There are many fake sellers selling BioFit online because it is so popular. You may end up buying a fake if you purchase it from a seller on Amazon, eBay, or Walmart outlets. BioFit Solutions
The official website is safer than any other site and also the most affordable. Moreover, they offer a 6-month refund policy should the product not work for you. They even include free bonuses when you buy directly from them.
The Final Verdict
BioFit helps you with your digestion so that you can lose weight more effectively without harming your health. It can also help with bloating and immunity. Although it has many benefits, its main focus is on improving your gut health.
Probiotics that contain good bacteria strains are very effective. It removes the harmful bacteria in your gut, and it can maintain and balance the toxins. What is the result? You get better digestion and bowel movement. This makes you feel more at ease throughout the day. BioFit Solutions
This also means you can lose weight without subjecting yourself to a strict diet. Just make sure you eat nutritious food to fuel your day.
If you’re looking for a solution to your digestive problems, BioFit is a good choice. It relieves you from the discomforts of having an unhealthy gut without being too expensive. Healthy bacteria in your stomach can help boost your immune system.
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FAQ BioFit Solutions
What if I am taking medication?
Before you start taking prescriptions, make sure to talk with your doctor. Your medicine may not be compatible with the formula. Probiotics can also get rid of bacteria not intended to be in your system. It can cause serious side effects if taken with prescription medicine.
How long does the bottle last?
Each bottle is enough to last for 30 days if you take one dosage a day. They can be extended up to 15 days if you increase the dosage.
Is Biofit safe?
Yes, Biofit is safe. The company used a third-party tester to ensure that its products were safe and legit. The bacteria strains used in the products are safe for your health.
What should BioFit be ingested?
Biofit should be taken with one serving per day. If you’re planning to add dosage, consult with a doctor first.
To promote better digestion, it’s recommended to drink a glass of water with the supplement.
What are probiotics?
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Why I won’t be watching will.i.am on Black Britain
The Black Eyed Peas star is going on a 'quest to find out more about the lives of Black Britons'.
Bonnie Greer
will.i.am in The Blackprint. Photo: Colin Hutton/ITV
It is Black History Month here in the UK.
This celebration began in the ’80s. For some, it’s a great idea. And some say that it should be every day of the year.
That it exists at all points to the problem, some say.
I say that it is another exported idea from America. This has always bothered me.
One TV programme that I did not watch and will not be watching is called will.i.am: The Blackprint. It is described in Radio Times as “a quest to find out more about the lives of Black Britons.”
The rapper, TV personality and multi-millionaire sounds and looks like a sincere guy. He is quoted saying: “I love America and I love the UK and there are certain things that I want to know. I wanted to see similarities between Black Americans and Black Brits and imagine what my life would have been like if I was a Black Brit.”
The upside of his programme is that, because of his fame, people will tune in. Get a bit of history. Maybe be astounded. Maybe look and engage with Black British people in a different, better way. I hope so.
But in our international world, the question of American privilege is always there. Maybe most especially in Black History Month.
The term “Black Lives Matter” is wholly, even gloriously, American. It has managed to unite and turbo-charge a major human rights and justice fight, and name it for a new generation all over the world. It is clear; simple, like American things can be. But above all, it works. Like American things can.
Yet, like will.i.am’s travels through Black Britain, the term can sometimes get people and institutions off the hook. Make them feel that if they have embraced it, expounded it, that they have done something, are something.
That feeling is an American-generated one, too. We Americans like to see the slogan work.
The first time that I was ever called “American” in my life was shortly after I arrived in London in the mid-’80s. I was never called American in the United States, never even thought of myself as one. That was the reality of when and where I was born and grew up in the ’50s and mid-’60s.
For me, you were fighting to be that, fighting to be an American, a Black American. “American” was an outside term.
So when I was called that, and “Yankee”, too, I was astounded. I thought to myself that I was no Yankee, my parents were born in the Southern United States. We all had Southern twangs when we spoke, I still use mine when I want to make an emphasis. How could I be a “Yankee”?
But to the woman who hurled that term at me, I was part of an invading power: she came from Grenada, and the US had invaded it in 1983. I remember this because it was the first time that I had ever heard over the radio a plea to be saved from the United States: spoken in English.
It did not matter to her that our ancestors could have been on the same slave ship, hers thrown off in what became Grenada, mine in what became North Carolina. I was and I still am, after living here over 30 years and a citizen for over 20, an American. That allowed me to be talked to by a white British producer about how second-rate Black British talent was. I said to the man that he could not talk like that in front of me. He didn’t get it.
In France, the great Josephine Baker is to become the first woman of colour to be installed in the Panthéon. To be “panthéonisé” is the highest posthumous honour. But the controversy is that she was also American.
What, for all of her work in aiding the French Resistance during WW2, she embodied a French ideal about the beauty of women of colour and about America.
The French constitution now says: “France is an indivisible, secular, democratic and social Republic. It ensures equality before the law for all citizens, without distinction of sex, origin, or religion.” But ask a person of Caribbean descent if this is exactly true.
I, like many African American writers, escaped to Paris to follow in the footsteps of James Baldwin. My favourite bookshop in the world, where I feel at home, is Shakespeare and Co. on the Left Bank in view of Notre Dame. I had and have a refuge there.
But back in the ’80s when I came to Shakespeare and Co, it was also part of The Dream. It was an escape. As was the great soul food restaurant still in Paris, Chez Haynes, with its menu of fried chicken, chitlins, beans and rice, mashed potatoes, cornbread. Leroy Haynes was there all of the time, in his apron, cooking and serving up.
He had come to Paris after being stationed in Germany after the War and he stayed. He escaped the reality of life for an African American man in the US in the late ’40s and the ’50s. My motto then: “Be Like Leroy.”
As in London, Brussels, Berlin, Rome, Dublin, Athens, we African Americans were and are shielded from African Caribbean and African life in Paris and everywhere… and that Shield is baked in.
Some young African Americans are talking about leaving the US. Because Americans can talk like that. We’re never “immigrants”.
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Centennial Series: SRJC’s continuously changing cannabis culture
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Pot, dope, weed. Ganja, chronic, herb. All words used to describe a plant that has caused much debate over its medicinal value, legality and reputation. Harvesting past articles from the Oak Leaf’s archives revealed a virtually nonexistent cannabis culture during the early years of Santa Rosa Junior College. However, throughout the decades public opinion has shifted from narrow-minded to tolerant and supportive.
As cannabis culture and the public’s views of it continue to alter, it’s hopeful that a successful, budding new industry will blossom. Reflecting on past standpoints shows that attitudes towards marijuana have come a long way.
A photo from a 1988 article in The Oak Leaf called “It’s no crime to be caught with pot.”
Negative views clouded the air well after the 1936 propaganda movie, “Reefer Madness,” debuted. In the movie, originally titled “Tell Your Children,” teen smokers are depicted as crazed and reckless addicts with no self control. The movie hit parents with more paranoia than a first-time smoker and sparked anti-marijuana sentiment.
The earliest mention of marijuana in The Oak Leaf was negative and can be traced to a 1938 article titled, “Legislature Is Attended By Students.”
At the time, student government leaders from SRJC attended the California Youth Legislature Model, with other student leaders from colleges across the state, in order to create solutions to common issues. One proposal was a bill that urged more education against marijuana, suggesting that cannabis was not widely accepted by Sonoma County youth during this era.
In a November 1951 issue of The Oak Leaf, an article titled “Deadly Killer Stalks Sonoma County Seat,” noted the dangers of narcotics and connected marijuana as a gateway to deadly drugs like cocaine or heroin. The article warned, “Soon the lift that is gotten from one reefer isn’t enough and more cigarettes at lesser intervals are required.”
Positive support for marijuana culture kicked into effect during the counterculture revolution of the 1960s. From Haight-Ashbury to The Waldos, the creators of the term “420”, and concerts to garage kickbacks, weed became the drug of choice for many teens and college students.
In the 1965 article, “Trends and Ideas From Other College Campuses,” Oak Leaf writer Kathy Bramwell said marijuana was found to be a staple drug on many campuses.
“It was no secret that drugs had become a part of college life,” Bramwell wrote. “The drugs are not attractive because they are forbidden, but because the young are looking for mystical experiences and want to keep renewing the experience.”
Following President Nixon’s 1970 Controlled Substance Act, the U.S. government labeled marijuana a Schedule 1 substance, likening it to heroin, LSD, GHB and more.
Schedule 1 drugs are drugs that can be abused, have no officially recognized medical benefits and are unsafe even while under medical supervision, according to the FDA.
By the late ’70s, cannabis had become even more accepted in mainstream society.
Two pages of a 1976 Oak Leaf issue were dedicated to detailing recently enacted legislation changes involving marijuana possession charges and fines.
This photo is from a 1976 article in The Oak Leaf called, “New Year’s lawful shake-up”
Articles like “The Real Deal on Dope” aimed to educate readers about the logistics of The Moscone Act, which changed small possession charges from felonies to misdemeanors. “Thus possession of one pound of marijuana for personal use will be a misdemeanor, while possession of one ounce or less with intent to sell is a felony.”
The new legislation even allowed for previous charges to be expunged through a Superior Court petition.
Throughout the ‘80s, The Oak Leaf reported several possession arrests on campus. In each case students would be identified and have their marijuana and paraphernalia confiscated before release.
Campus police handled cases of possession lightly, rarely involving SRPD. A 1980s campus police officer, Dennis Gilmore, compared these offences to traffic tickets and said students would receive citations, but never criminal charges.
In 1988, cannabis culture was accepted and the school considered its use as a normal occurrence. Andrea Neptune’s piece, “It’s no crime to be caught with pot,” covered former Dean Ken Holback’s point of view of these cases. “It’s very rare that I will bring a student into my office about it,” Holback said.
Public opinion on cannabis in California has fluctuated throughout the years, but Californians have remained consistent for several decades in support of cannabis’ medical use.
An October 1996 article, “Compassion will vote ‘yes’ on 215,” foreshadowed medicinal marijuana legalization while urging the public to inform themselves before voting. “Realistically, maintaining its illegal status protects nobody, not your children and certainly not people with diseases whose symptoms marijuana can ease.”
Shortly after, Californians approved Proposition 215, “The Compassionate Use Act,” which allowed people 18 years and older to purchase regulated cannabis with a doctor’s recommendation.
Prop 215 wasn’t the first time California featured marijuana burning on a ballot. First in 1972 with the California Marijuana Initiative, then again in 2010 with Proposition 19, California voters were twice given the chance to legalize, regulate and decriminalize recreational marijuana use. However, both times the acts failed to gain enough support for legalization.
The option to legalize came once again in 2016 with Proposition 64, a thorough, revised proposition that had an $11 million support campaign. This new act covered all the bases, regulating advertisement, package labeling and taxation.
In 2016, Prop 64 passed with 57.13 percent of voters in favor, which legalized recreational marijuana use in California. The Adult Use of Marijuana Act allows state agencies to issue licenses for the regulated, legal sale of cannabis and imposes a 15 percent excise tax on cannabis products.
Starting Jan. 1, 2018, taxes on cultivation and distribution rose to $9.25 per ounce of bud and $2.75 per ounce of leaves. The bill also put a five-year halt on licenses for large corporations to protect small, independently-owned businesses.
While an underground cannabis industry has been around for decades, the recent legalization and new regulations will open more doors to business opportunities and will bring a new demographic of consumers.
Marijuana culture among young people will grow steadily in California because of the recent recreational legalization. Some SRJC students welcome the changes and hope for a positive future.
“I predict marijuana will get more socially acceptable and common,” said Jerome, 19, a sociology major who declined to share his last name.
Other students, like Cameron White, 19, accept legalized cannabis, but don’t plan on partaking in recreational marijuana.
“I’m fine with it, especially if it’s good for the economy,” said White, a political science major.
While the opinions on cannabis culture among young adults are mixed, overall support for legalization has sparked an educational decision from the school.
Santa Rosa Junior College plans to develop a several cannabis courses, and potentially even a certificate program.
“It’s eventually going to happen,” SRJC President Dr. Frank Chong said in a meeting with Oak Leaf staff.
The school has discussed plans with Sonoma County Growers Alliance and CannaCraft for a cannabis certificate program.
“Cannabis is clearly a growing industry,” Dr. Chong said. This creates a perfect opportunity to involve SRJC students in the cultivation and education of cannabis in order to be prepared for the expanding industry.
Ricky Hamilton, 27, an SRJC geology major and medicinal marijuana smoker said she uses cannabis to regulate a mood disorder as well as to help sleep.
Hamilton would take cannabis courses if they work with his schedule, “It’s definitely something interesting to me—the botany aspect and messing with genetics of plants,” Hamilton said.
In a decade or so SRJC may have cannabis courses in full swing, preparing students for a new work field. Cannabis may become a legitimate alternative to some traditional medicines, rendering addictive pain prescriptions ineffective. In a century from now, society may have completely embraced the versatility of cannabis.
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Trust in your brand is built over time and based on consistent trustworthy behavior through all of your touch points with potential customers, including your website, social media profiles, marketing, packaging and the behavior of everyone on your team.
By Sandja Brügmann; first published on NewHope360 IdeasXchange.
Social influencing is the ability to influence behavior through your social and digital networks. A strong ability to influence your social network equals high social currency net worth, which doesn’t just translate into a high number of followers and engagements–rather it is a direct financial impact of your company’s bottom line and potential for long term success.
Purchasing power is in the hands of people, and business is no longer B2B or B2C. Rather, business is S2S–soul to soul. Success in business is dependent on personal relationships. Ninety-two percent of consumers around the world say they trust earned media, such as word-of-mouth and recommendations from friends and family.
As the communication gap between brands and consumers has largely disappeared, and consumers can get access to any information about your company–and reviews on how others, whom they trust, experience shopping with you–to find out about you before they buy. And, they do not go to your website. They go to the key influencers talking about your business.
Social technologies offer effective and efficient ways to increase and engage your network, both locally and globally, and it is of great value to most businesses to find the key to building social currency. So, how do you crack this code to become a trustworthy social influencer?
Passion
Get beneath what you do and sell, and into the core of why you do what you do. Draw your audience toward you with your contagious passion for why you do what you do. If you are only focused on what you sell, the communication and connection with your audience will be too superficial to build social influencer standing.
If you grow and sell tea, then share all about why you are passionate about tea. Perhaps it’s the fine flavor variations in tea from specific regions of the world; perhaps it’s the health benefits of herbal and green teas, or perhaps it’s the beauty of tea ceremony and the tradition of tea and slow living.
Purpose
People are hungry for meaning and connection with other people, and purpose is a strong motivator in attracting a community of like-minded people who share your values and can help bring your purpose-driven cause and business to life. Give your audience a way to connect and be part of your purpose. If you talk about a product on your company Facebook page, drive the context back to your purpose. Why is it that sharing this product with your followers is important? If the answer is “to sell more product,” you are not digging deep enough. Underneath the desire to sell more lies your true purpose.
Give
When you give from an authentic place, you are considering what the person in front of you needs or feels inspired about, because without a manipulating and self-serving hidden motive, we connect with people on a deeper level. If you keep this behavior consistent over time, you develop trust and loyalty with your audience and community. And that’s what you need–people who are loyal to you coming back again and again, and, who also act as your ambassadors telling their friends about you. They will start doing this on their own when you clear your attachment to a particular outcome and give to them from a clean place.
Trust
Trust is built over time and is based on your consistent trustworthy behavior through all the touch-points between you and the people who encounter your business, both internally and externally. This includes your website, all your social media profiles, any marketing materials, products, packaging, displays, written words, visual communication, how employees are treated and most importantly, the behavior of everyone on your team, and how you and your team act in your local community and in the world at large. People buy from people they trust.
Evaluate your business on the below Trust Equation, so you can determine the current standing of your company’s trust-building ability. From here you can create actionable efforts to increase the areas of weakness.
Credibility: Your expertise as shared with your audiences. How knowledgeable are you in your field? Does your audiences see you as a credible expert? Do they listen to you?
Reliability: Are you being consistent in frequency, tone of voice and visual feel in all touch-points? Do you follow through on delivering what you promise every time?
Intimacy: Your ability to make someone feel comfortable in opening up and being themselves with you.
Self-Orientation: Where is your focus? The more you focus on the other, the more trustworthy you come across. If you are too self-oriented, you come across as low in trustworthiness.
Plan
Random acts of social media do not work. If your goal is to increase your social influencer status, then you need to create a plan. But before you plan, work through each of the above stages and do your work. Observe yourself, your brand, your employees and all your communication touch-points thoroughly. Be honest with yourself. Identify your weaknesses, and create an action plan to improve these areas. Continue to observe and fine tune behaviors again and over time. I recommend that you see this process of becoming better as a playful process of imperfection. There is no final perfection, but rather, this is a lifelong process of fine tuning.
What are some of your best practices for connecting with customers and building your company and/or personal brand on social media?
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‘We want to show the world – especially our good neighbours Israel – that our nuclear power is only for the children.’ said Mr Ahmadinejad.
The site features an Iranian-style castle with tall missile-shaped spires, and a special radioactive Mickey Mouse with a conjoined head, as well as a three-legged Minnie.
The Iranian leader said he hoped that the ‘open and heartfelt’ invitation would lead to increased co-operation between the two countries, and that school parties from Israel – especially the children of the political elite – would soon be able to visit the reactor core in the theme park’s centre. There they will be able encouraged to see for themselves the plutonium rods and cooling pools ‘up close’.
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First in an occasional and possibly entirely one-off series, elephant video of the week is surely this one, as shared by WlTCHFINDER-GENERAL over on Reddit.
It’s an elephant cleverly getting past an anti-elephant fence by activating its stealth mode and, well, have a watch for yourself.
Won’t forget that in a hurry.
‘Look at this cutie.’ Honestasks-throwaway
‘Gunna close my doors at night now.. 😶’ p1cwh0r3
‘He’s a stealthefant.’ Sequsi
‘And just in case you were wondering …’
‘Why are anti elephant fences a thing?’ Shmagmyer
‘Because elephant destroy crops. They tried pretty much everything to keep them out of fields, and so far, nothing worked.
Another reason is to keep them restrained into reserves where they are a little more protected from poachers.’ chinchenping
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I am a Registered Nutritional Therapist, Eating Disorder Therapist and Emotional Freedom Technique Therapist .
EFT Specialties: Eating Disorders, Emotional Eating, Chronic Health Issues, CFS, Food Phobias, Weight Loss, Stress, Anxiety, Pain management & low mood/depression.
Other Modalities: Registered Nutritional Therapist (17 years); Eating Disorder Practitioner (National Centre for Eating Disorders) Diploma Practitioner in Eating Disorders (Nat.Centre for Eating Disorders: British Psychological Society).
I have been a Registered Nutritional Therapist for 17 years and hold a Diploma: Practitioner in Eating Disorders (accredited with The British Psychological Society:Nat. Centre for Eating Disorders).
Because the gut is 'the second brain', the gut-brain-axis will affect every aspect of physical and emotional health and wellbeing. It is impossible to heal one without paying attention to what else is happening emotionally in a person's life, either currently or from past experiences.
Recognising that we live in a time when emotional issues are frequently medicalised, I realised I needed another tool in my box of treatments and coaching, to enable my clients to overcome phobias, anxiety, fear of change and many other deep seated behavioural patterns that prevent them from overcoming their health issues, or that keeps them stuck and unable to fulfil their potential.
I empower my clients with a set of skills that they can use throughout their life when they meet challenges, both physical and emotional.
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The title of this article is a trick question. There is not proper way to be an ally, mainly because being an ally is not about performing. The fact that many are trying to be “perfect allies” speaks to the standards of a perfectionistic culture that often idealizes, caters to, and opens the door for one standard of performing that most commonly fits the needs of white people in America.
Disclaimer: I am a white woman in America, and I am a therapist. I am not a perfect ally, and I probably never will be. This article is available to people of color and black people as well, though the purpose of this article is to help white people evaluate privilege and fight to understand allyship, which is not about you (if you are white) or me. It is instead about dismantling white supremacy and fighting to make sure that black lives are protected with equal privilege as white lives.
The work of being an ally often times requires failing over and over again. People generally don’t like to fail. People generally don’t want to feel ashamed, and get things wrong. White Americans, in America, are conditioned and primed to succeed. So much success is riding on achievement and perfection in the white, American value system, and if that game can be played, (and if there are no barriers- ie if you have white privilege), achievement and perfection can almost be achieved, at a great cost to others.
I would like to point out that racism has always been a core issue in America as we are a country founded on racism. Our education has taught us the bare minimum, and has sugar coated this, for us. For example, it was not until college that my curriculum included a more in depth history on government led massacres in America such as the Trail of Tears, where the government forcibly drove the small population of surviving Native Americans off of the land that they were promised to be able to keep so that the government could steal it, using murder and excessive force. The enslavement of Africans and the pg history of slavery was taught in middle school, however, dulled down and minimized in extreme ways. The civil rights movement was briefly taught in middle school but did not include any education around the concept of systemic racism, microaggressions against people of color and black people, police brutality, and current ongoing murders of Black Americans in the United States.
Many White Americans are shocked at this time to discover this history and the presence of racism in modern day America based on the widespread lack of education. Why hasn’t this education been valued or prioritized or deemed as fundamentally important in America? There is really no simple answer. Here is my reflection: in a system built for white people, by racist white people (yes, everything in America including capitalism, our school systems, the government, the police and military systems, ect was built in a time when white Americans were actively and openly racist and has not necessarily been adjusted to current times, or has been minimally adjusted), black lives were at first purposely not considered. And now, white Americans have had the privilege to be able to ignore this fact because it does not affect them, or it makes them feel ashamed, or it is too much for them to fathom the damage and pain that these systems still cause. The privilege to avoid is the same privilege that keeps white people safe: they do not feel threatened or afraid for their life in the face of police officers or court systems, and they do not have to consider if they are not being hired or are being treated differently at work because of the color of their skin.
If you are an American white ally and you care about racial injustice and about dismantling systemic racism in America, it is possible that you are experiencing a shame response or a fear response around being an ally in this moment. I have worked closely with these responses in my work as a therapist. The classic fear responses are the fight response, the flight response, the freeze response, and the cling responses. Here are some classic examples of how some of these responses might be showing up in allyship right now:
Dismissal/Denial/Dissociation : (This is not a fear response, but rather a common response to extreme emotions) What does denial of racism look like, and why would we deny it? The obvious example is a statement such as “Racism isn’t real” or “this country isn’t racist”. These statements are easy to pick out as denial statements. Some more subtle examples, some of which are not intentionally hurtful, are statements like “I don’t see color”, “I’ve never been racist”, or “I can’t believe that something like this would happen in this country”. The reason that these well-intentioned statements specifically spoken by white people are hurtful are because they deny and dismiss blatant racism that is experienced on a daily basis by black people and people of color. Some examples of more subtle denial or dissociation are when white people focus singularly on their own issues during a time of a political movement around race, when racism discussions are front and center, and when a civil rights movement is in the forefront. Denial and disassociation are normal defense tactics that people use to avoid processing pain or feeling fear. In the case of racism, when white people are experiencing denial or dissociation around racist comments, racism at work, or around racist events such as George Floyd and Breonna Taylor’s murders, it is because they have the privilege to not have to think about it as their lives are not in danger.
Flight Response: When someone is afraid or is confronted with information that feels like too much for them, they may flee to somewhere else, both metaphorically or physically. In the case of racism, a flight response may look like this: maybe you are a white person witnessing a black person being pulled over and interrogated by police officers as you are walking down the sidewalk. Instead of staying to watch or film the interaction, you continue to walk because you don’t want to get involved or to get in trouble. In this instance, you recognize that there is fear and danger in the situation but you choose to flee (mainly because you have a choice, which in this situation, the black person being interrogated by a police officer does not). In order to show up as an ally if one has a tendency to have a flight response, one much challenge their own fears and their own tendency to flee in order to protect others. Another less obvious flight response may be avoiding talking about the current civil rights movement, changing the subject when the topic comes up, and avoiding talking to, say, family members of yours that you know do not support the movement or are explicitly racist.
Freeze Response: An example of a freeze response is being overwhelmed by information, by current events, and by social media, and simply not knowing what to do. Many white allies who are stuck in a freeze response right now are paralyzed by the current events of racism and by all of the options of how they should and could be showing up. They are also probably afraid of making a mistake around allyship. Thus, they might stay frozen in shame or fear and not do anything. Freeze responses are very hard to come out of. Here are some small steps to coming out of a freeze response and to help fight racism in America:
Call a friend and ask them to help you get involved.
Read a book or an article to help educate yourself on racism.
Donate, and share the foundation that you’ve donated too with your white family members and friends on social media or over email.
Ask your activist friends to take you to a socially distanced protest.
Bring your freeze response to therapy and try to work through it.
Evaluate your white privilege in a safe setting, with a therapist or another ally that you trust.
Fight Response: These allies are the people who are actively fighting to dismantle racism at this time. On the more active fight response end of the spectrum, these allies are white people who are joining the forefront of physical, in person protests during the coronavirus pandemic and are standing with black people and people of color in the face of physical injury, arrest, and tear gas perpetrated by the police force. In a less physical lens, a fight response could look like activism on social media, calling the government and representatives to affect change, actively donating, educating oneself, signing petitions, and sharing information on social media. From a clinical lens, when there is a trauma, having a fight response is the most helpful way to later move through the trauma and to affect change. Generally speaking, the people who can activate a fight response around a horrific event are least likely to develop post trauma stress symptoms. In order to fight, one must have something to fight for. White people who are actively fighting as a response to the severe racial injustice that has always been here but has more recently come to light recognize that they are fighting for others and against a system that ultimately benefits them personally.
If you’ve read this article up until this point and you’ve come to the realization that you’d like to be having a different response in your allyship, I’d like to give you some tips on how to shift your style. The first step is always awareness. What is your style, and how does it show up? When do you notice your shame or fear response? Once you begin to cultivate your awareness, you can shift your style. A good way is to take baby steps towards a different way of showing up as an ally. Dismantling systemic racism and hundreds of years of race related murders is going to be a monumental task in America, and it will likely require the awareness and energy of everyone to make a change. Creating a sustainable and long-term relationship with confronting racism is only the first step in affecting change and in healing the wounds that America perpetuates.
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The top boarding schools near Farmington, AR for troubled teens use postive peer culture and experiential learning as their therapeutic approach. If you are a parent of a troubled teenager and you are looking into boarding schools, we can help. Our job is to help you find an affordable educational option that provides intensive therapy. For immediate help call 888-984-6879. Our Educational Consultants can help you find a top school offering scholarships and discounts.
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Immunofluorescence analysis of Brain-derived neurotrophic factor was performed using 70% confluent log phase SW480 cells. The cells were fixed with 4% paraformaldehyde for 10 minutes, permeabilized with 0.1% Triton™ X-100 for 15 minutes, and blocked with 2% BSA for 45 minutes at room temperature. The cells were labeled with BDNF Polyclonal Antibody (Product # OSB00018G) at 1:200 dilution in 0.1% BSA, incubated at 4 degree celsius overnight and then labeled with Goat anti-Rabbit IgG (H+L) Highly Cross-Adsorbed Secondary Antibody, Alexa Fluor Plus 488 (Product # A32731), (1:3000 dilution), for 45 minutes at room temperature (Panel a: Green). Nuclei (Panel b:Blue) were stained with ProLong™ Diamond Antifade Mountant with DAPI (Product # P36962). F-actin (Panel c: Red) was stained with Rhodamine Phalloidin (Product # R415, 1:300). Panel d represents the merged image showing cytoplasmic localization. Panel e represents control cells with no primary antibody to assess background. The images were captured at 60X magnification.
Western blot was performed using Anti-BDNF Polyclonal Antibody (Product # OSB00018G) and a 34kDa band corresponding to Brain-derived neurotrophic factor was observed across the panel tested except for Mouse liver and spleen and Rat Spleen which are reported to be negative. Whole cell extracts and tissue extracts (30 µg lysate) of U-87 MG (Lane 1), COLO 205 (Lane 2), SW480 (Lane 3), HeLa (Lane 4), Mouse Brain (Lane 5), Mouse Liver (Lane 6), Mouse Spleen (Lane 7), Rat Brain (Lane 8), Rat Spleen (Lane 9) were electrophoresed using NuPAGE™ 4-12% Bis-Tris Protein Gel (Product # NP0322BOX). Resolved proteins were then transferred onto a Nitrocellulose membrane (Product # IB23001) by iBlot® 2 Dry Blotting System (Product # IB21001). The blot was probed with the primary antibody (1:500 dilution) and detected by chemiluminescence with Goat anti-Rabbit IgG (H+L) Superclonal™ Recombinant Secondary Antibody, HRP (Product # A27036, 1:4000 dilution) using the iBright FL 1000 (Product # A32752). Chemiluminescent detection was performed using Novex® ECL Reagent Kit (Product # WP20005).
Antibody specificity was demonstrated by detection of differential basal expression of the target across tissues tested owing to their inherent genetic constitution. Relative expression of Brain-derived neurotrophic factor was observed in mouse and rat brain in comparison to mouse liver, spleen and rat spleen using Anti-BDNF Polyclonal Antibody (Product # OSB00018G) in Western Blot. {RE}
Product Details
Applications
Tested Dilution
Publications
Western Blot (WB)
10-50 µg/mL
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Immunohistochemistry (IHC)
10-50 µg/mL
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Immunocytochemistry (ICC/IF)
1:200
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Product Specifications
Species Reactivity
Human, Mouse, Rat
Host/Isotype
Rabbit / IgG
Class
Polyclonal
Type
Antibody
Immunogen
A synthetic peptide from n-terminal region of human mature BDNF
Conjugate
Unconjugated
Form
Lyophilized
Concentration
1 mg/mL
Purification
Ammonium sulfate precipitation
Storage buffer
PBS
Contains
no preservative
Storage conditions
Store at 4°C short term. For long term storage, store at -20°C, avoiding freeze/thaw cycles. Glycerol (1:1) may be added for added stability.
RRID
AB_10709853
Product Specific Information
Glycerol (1:1) may be added for additional stability.
Reconstitute in 500 µL of sterile water.
Target Information
BDNF (Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor) is a member of the neurotrophin family. BDNF is synthesized as pre-proBDNF, followed by cleavage to proBDNF. Although further processing generates the mature, 14 kDa protein, pro-BDNF is biologically active and is secreted in synaptic vesicles along with the mature form. BDNF is widely expressed in the central nervous system and acts in an autocrine and paracrine manner on several classes of neurons. Signaling occurs mainly through the tyrosine kinase receptor TrkB, although binding to the lower-affinity receptor, p75-NTR, has also been demonstrated. BDNF promotes neuronal survival and differentiation and has been shown to play a critical role in memory formation and synaptic regulation. BDNF is induced by cortical neurons, and is necessary for survival of striatal neurons in the brain. Expression of BDNF is reduced in both Alzheimer's and Huntington disease patients, and may also play a role in the regulation of stress response and in the biology of mood disorders.
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Bioinformatics
Protein Aliases: Abrineurin; anorexia BDNF; BDNF; BDNF precursor form; brain derived neurothrophic factor; brain derived neurotrophic factor; Brain-derived neurotrophic factor; H-BDNF; neurotrophin; ProBDNF
Gene Aliases: ANON2; BDNF; BULN2
UniProt ID: (Human) P23560, (Rat) P23363, (Mouse) P21237
Entrez Gene ID: (Human) 627, (Rat) 24225, (Mouse) 12064
Molecular Function: neurotrophic factor
Function(s)
cell-cell signaling nervous system development axon guidance synapse assembly brain-derived neurotrophic factor receptor signaling pathway positive regulation of brain-derived neurotrophic factor receptor signaling pathway negative regulation of neuron apoptotic process collateral sprouting positive regulation of collateral sprouting positive regulation of synapse assembly ureteric bud development behavioral fear response response to hypoxia chronic inflammatory response mitochondrial electron transport, NADH to ubiquinone transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase signaling pathway gamma-aminobutyric acid signaling pathway negative regulation of neuroblast proliferation axon target recognition learning or memory learning circadian rhythm feeding behavior neuron recognition response to light stimulus response to light intensity response to hormone response to auditory stimulus glutamate secretion response to fluoxetine response to activity dendrite development regulation of metabolic process nerve development neuron differentiation regulation of axon extension response to nutrient levels response to food negative regulation of synaptic transmission, GABAergic positive regulation of peptidyl-serine phosphorylation response to vitamin A response to tumor necrosis factor response to potassium ion mechanoreceptor differentiation response to drug fear response negative regulation of apoptotic process regulation of neuron apoptotic process positive regulation of neuron differentiation negative regulation of striated muscle tissue development regulation of retinal cell programmed cell death regulation of synaptic plasticity regulation of long-term neuronal synaptic plasticity positive regulation of long-term neuronal synaptic plasticity regulation of short-term neuronal synaptic plasticity axon extension inner ear development cognition positive regulation of sequence-specific DNA binding transcription factor activity response to electrical stimulus response to hyperoxia excitatory postsynaptic potential inhibitory postsynaptic potential negative regulation of cell death taste bud development cellular response to tumor necrosis factor cellular response to norepinephrine stimulus response to anesthetic dendrite extension negative regulation of neuron death response to L-glutamate response to nerve growth factor cellular response to nerve growth factor stimulus neuron projection extension positive regulation of glucocorticoid receptor signaling pathway neuron projection morphogenesis cellular response to acid chemical
Process(es)
neurotrophin TRKB receptor binding growth factor activity receptor binding protein binding
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How do you like your hamburgers? These burger bowls with chipotle sauce, mixed greens, sauerkraut, pickled beets, carrot, and avocado are a colorful, healthful, clean approach to your classic burger.
Change it up with your favorite bowl add-ins!
Burgers are a fairly frequent event in my household, although my approach isn’t quite traditional. While I’m definitely up for a gluten-free bun from time to time, I actually prefer my burger in a bowl with all sorts of other goodies, or in a lettuce wrap with a side of Crispy Sweet Potato Fries with Chipotle Dipping Sauce.
For this particular burger bowl, I used mixed greens, pickled beets and sauerkraut (both store-bought, but you can easily make your own at home!), carrots, avocado, green onion, and those sweet potato fries with a drizzle of chipotle sauce. This bowl is so packed with flair and flavor, you’ll want to put it on repeat.
Meat selection? I went with bison, but you can do beef, turkey, or chicken for the burger patty. I don’t do anything too fancy to the meat – I simply knead in some sea salt, paprika, and garlic powder. My Low-FODMAP friends can omit the garlic powder to keep it tummy-friendly. If you use ground turkey, I recommend adding some olive oil or avocado oil to the meat, or even an egg, in order to give the meat some extra fat for moisture and flavor. I add about 2 to 3 tablespoons of oil per 1 pound of turkey meat.
For those of you who love the idea of bowling your burgers, you can go absolutely wild with adaptations to change it up to keep it interesting. Here are some thought starters:
Recipe Adaptations:
Make it keto by omitting (or limiting) the sweet potato fries
Add your favorite seasonal roasted or grilled vegetables – zucchini, yellow squash, carrots, and broccoli would be great!
Omit the fermented veggies if you have IBS and follow a Low-FODMAP diet.
Add your favorite homemade slaw.
Include your favorite burger sauces.
Sprinkle the whole thing with cheese – feta, cheddar, or gorgonzola would be phenom.
Caramelize up an onion or two and add it on in.
Add sautéed mushrooms.
Add your favorite raw vegetables, like cucumber, tomato, sprouts, etc.
Sprinkle on some nuts and seeds for added crunch.
Hopefully these burger bowls can be the base camp to all your future burger bowls. Feel free to comment below telling me your favorite burger toppings. If you try the bowls, let me know what you think, and I’d love to hear your favorite burger bowl add-ins!
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Burger Bowls with Chipotle Dipping Sauce
Yield: 4 Servings
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
A fresh and flavorful way to get your bun-free burger fix, these burger bowls are a true delight!
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Ingredients
Burger Meat:
1 Tbsp avocado oil, or cooking oil of choice
1 pound ground bison, or ground meat of choice
1 teaspoon ground paprika
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon sea salt
Burger Bowls (for each bowl):
3 cups Mixed Greens
1/2 cup grated carrot
1/3 cup pickled beets
1/3 cup sauerkraut
1/2 ripe avocado, peeled and sliced
1 green onion, chopped
Sweet Potato Fries with Chipotle Dipping Sauce
Instructions
Prepare the Sweet Potato Fries:
If making sweet potato fries, follow the instructions in the blog post to prepare the fries and sauce. They will take longer than the burgers to cook, so make them first.
Make the Burgers:
Place a cast iron or non-stick skillet on your stove top. Add enough oil to generously coat the surface and heat to medium (about 1 tablespoon).
While the skillet is heating, form burger patties. To do so, add the meat and seasonings to a mixing bowl and knead until well-combined. Divide the meat into two to four portions - for 1/2-pound burgers, divide the meat in half, for 1/3-pound burgers, divide the meat into thirds, etc. Form a ball out of one portion of the meat. Press the meat into a disc, making sure it has uniform thickness throughout so that it cooks evenly.
Carefully place the burger patties on the hot skillet, giving them at least 1 inch of space between for even cooking. Note: To avoid fat and oil splatter, place a fine mesh splatter screen over the skillet.
Cook 3 minutes, or until the first side is browned and crispy. Carefully flip and cook another 3 minutes. Continue cooking and flipping every one to two minutes, until burgers reach desired done-ness. For medium-rare burgers, cook burgers a total of 6 minutes. For medium, 7 to 8, and for well-done burgers, 9 to 10 minutes total.
Make the Bowls:
Load up each bowl with mixed greens, grated carrot, pickled beets, sauerkraut, avocado, sweet potato fries, and green onion. Add 1 to 2 burger patties (depending on size of patty and hunger level). Drizzle bowls with chipotle dipping sauce and enjoy!
Nutrition Information
Yield 4 Serving Size 1 of 4
Amount Per Serving Calories 332Total Fat 22gUnsaturated Fat 0gCarbohydrates 8gFiber 7gSugar 1gProtein 27g
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Cuisine: American / Category: Main Course
By Author Julia
Posted on Published: August 8, 2018
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Brittany Audra @ Audra's Appetite
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Love the concept of a "burger bowl"...I often eat my burgers served over greens with fries on the side, so this is perfect! :)
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A gentle, brave dauntlessness rang in her voice, and the Englishman could with difficulty keep back his tears.
THE ETERNAL CITYHALL CAINE
Commandant L. Wessels, famous for his dauntlessness, was the first to open fire by lodging a shot in one of the enemy's tents.
IN THE SHADOW OF DEATHP. H. KRITZINGER AND R. D. MCDONALD
Her dauntlessness was quelled by fatigue, and by the chill weight of these eyes fixed upon her.
MEG'S FRIENDALICE ABIGAIL CORKRAN
Her dauntlessness, the old defiance, were a relief—a really delicious relief.
THE SHADOW OF LIFEANNE DOUGLAS SEDGWICK
An unexpected show of dauntlessness in a native compelled from them a ready recognition of his courage.
IN DARKEST AFRICA, VOL. 1; OR, THE QUEST, RESCUE AND RETREAT OF EMIN, GOVERNOR OF EQUATORIAHENRY MORTON STANLEY
But, after an instant, he brought his twisted teeth together with a snap and gazed at her with drunken dauntlessness.
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If there be any finer example of dauntlessness in the heart of man, the novellers have not yet portrayed it for us.
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