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Hooksett, NH March 22, 2018: Merchants Fleet, an expert in the fleet industry for over 50 years, announced it has streamlined its offerings to increase long-term customer value. Merchants now offers a single point of entry for all products and services: Fleet Management Services (core fleet business), Business Leasing Services (executive, hospitality, and franchise vehicles), and Mobility Leasing Services (short-term fleet options and automated pool management technology). The move allows Merchants to provide customers a broader set of solutions, by making it easier to access the entire Merchants toolset.
Merchants will hold an in-depth demonstration of its new service structure at NAFA I&E 2018. This year’s institute and expo is being held in Anaheim, California from April 24th-27th. In addition, on April 23rd Merchants will be sponsoring an IFA Pre-Convention networking lunch centered around mobility. Those attending the event are also encouraged to visit our educational seminar entitled, Stewardship and Standards in the Era of Big Data on April 24th. For more information, including how to enter to win a fitbitTM ionic watch, head to https://merchantsfleetmanagement.com/visit-MFM-at-nafa2018.
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Deutsche Seite / German Version.
An average of 2500 surgical procedures from the entire range of ENT operations are performed at the Clinic for Ear, Nose and Throat Medicine annually. The main focus is hereby placed on surgery of the ears and the petrosal bone as well as the nose and the paranasal sinuses. In addition to acoustic neuromas, the range of treatments includes implants which improve hearing, microscopic and minimally invasive interventions on the ears and the nose as well as plastic surgery.
The surgical treatment of tumours in the ear, nose and throat area, also play a major role at the Clinic. In order to perform medical ENT examinations, the Clinic has state-of-the-art equipment to cover the complete range of ENT diagnostic procedures. This makes it possible to provide soundproof booths for diagnostic hearing tests, ultrasound diagnostics with colour-coded Doppler, otoneurological examinations with brain stem auditory invoked potentials, videonystagmography and acoustic emissions as well as rhinomanometry, olfactory testing and allergy tests.
Furthermore, the Clinic has one of the most state-of-the-art digital volume tomography devices. This makes it possible to produce high-resolution images of bones in the skull, specifically the base of the skull and the paranasal sinuses, which display these with an unforeseen accuracy.

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The Municipality of Dobrovnik (Slovene: Občina Dobrovnik [ˈóːptʃina dɔˈbɾɔ́ːwnik]; Hungarian: Dobronak község [ˈdobronɒk ˈkøʃʃeːɡ]) is a municipality in Slovenia. The seat of the municipality is Dobrovnik (Hungarian: Dobronak). It is located in the Prekmurje region. It has a significant Hungarian ethnic community that outnumbers the Slovenes. Dobrovnik is one of the two municipalities in Slovenia where ethnic Slovenes form a minority of the population, the other being Hodoš (Hungarian: Hodos).
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Place coconut milk, fresh milk, butter, coconut palm sugar and salt in a blender; pulse until smooth.
Transfer the above mixture to a mixing bowl.
Add wheat flour and baking powder; mix evenly to form a fine batter.
Grease a non-stick pan with some butter and heat it up.
Cover the pan and cook over low heat until the the pancake is half done.
Spread the cream style sweet corn over, cover the pan again and cook until the pancake turns golden brown.
Sprinkle over with ground peanuts.
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Not to be confused with dyer's rocket (Reseda luteola). We've heard the roots of this plant can be used for dyeing garments yellow, but we haven't experimented with it yet. It's a native of Eurasia and North Africa. This was a favorite of our neighbor's honey bees this season.
If you grow this out and have good dye results, share them with us!


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I am writing this post far from home: approximately 430 miles southwest of Maine. This early morning in Philadelphia, in a guest bedroom—more specifically guest bathroom (stay with me here) of my aunt’s house—I discovered this: I never turn off my writer’s curious mind.
But I get ahead of myself. MEH (My Engineer Husband) and I are here to celebrate an important birthday. Our daughter’s 21st! Last night we took her and four of her wonderful friends out for dinner at a delicious Malaysian restaurant. Then we wandered behind them through the streets of Philly, in search of a bar. Can I tell you it’s been a long time since I’ve done this? Of course I’ve never done it with my daughter! We had so much fun!
I digress. What does this have to do with the writer’s curious mind? Earlier, on our way to the restaurant I took a photo—two houses with pretty unbelievable art displays in their front yards. I thought it was Halloween decorations, MEH thought it was more of a year round thing—and we discussed it for a while. But more importantly, I wondered: who lives there? What is their motivation? Why? What is the course of life events that leads someone to have such an assorted display.
The houses with the amazing art displays in their front yards.
Later, when MEH and I left our daughter and her friends to enjoy the late night scene, we wandered back to our small nondescript white station wagon. On the way we saw an amazing old building, beautifully lit up. I had to take a photo, of course, but I had no idea what building I was looking at—yes, I wondered and briefly tried to figure it out via Google on my iPhone. After I took the photo, we walked by the Ritz-Carlton Hotel—a couple dressed to the nines was getting out of a dark Mercedes, being helped by the doorman with their luggage. I had to wonder: who are they? Why are they in Philly? What’s theirstory? Are they in the foreign service? Are they spies? Are they here for their daughter’s birthday?
none other than Philadelphia City Hall!
It just doesn’t stop. And so it was this morning (I told you, I’d come back to it), standing in my aunt’s guest bathroom, looking at the Map of the World shower curtain I noticed something. An island off the coast of Africa labeled: Prince Edward Isaland. No, that misspelled word is not a typo (well, not my typo). Of course I did what any curious writer would do: rushed back to my room for my iPhone to find out if there really is a place called Prince Edward Isaland—more specifically is it a typo?
The answer is yes, it is a typo. But, wait, there’s more! The first five search items returned in Google were other blogs written about this very same typo on this very same shower curtain (well, not my aunt’s shower curtain but another one just like it)! And one of the blogs was “overly harsh” (that blogger’s description, not mine) about this shower curtain, and not just because of the typo, but more about the mapping strategies and politics. And again, I wondered: why? Why the harsh reaction? What was that blogger’s motivation? It is, after all, only a shower curtain.
And that’s my short (not overly harsh) blog for the week—a look into this writer’s curious mind.
Do you, like me, see stories everywhere you look? Do you try to imagine what the people (and places) around you are all about? Can you turn off yourwriter’s curious mind?
MEH and I made this snowman.
I’m not going to lie. When I looked outside this morning and saw snow—more than a dusting but certainly not a blizzard—my heart sank.
It’s March 28, people, “you” didn’t warn us. And by “you” I think I mean the weather people, although I’m not sure why… for one thing, I don’t watch the weather….I do look at the NOAA forecasts, the iPhone forecasts, and occasionally listen to the radio. So, yes, THOSE PEOPLE. They said there would be sleet today. A 50 percent chance.
Which does not translate to measurable snow. Not in my book.
And speaking of books, that’s why I’m annoyed. Because I’m a hair’s breadth (whatever THAT expression means) from being done. I don’t like unexpected things, like snow apparently, to happen when I want things to be predictable.
I want my ducks in a row, smooth sailing, no surprises, so I can sit and write and finish and not worry about anything new or unexpected.
Or a potential power outage.
Or the fact that maybe the real reason I’m upset is that this business of writing? It’s kind of like the snow: unpredictable. Just when I think I’m close, a hair’s breadth, I realize that Chapter 4? It really is too much backstory. And in Chapter 22? My MC would never do that.
And then? Then all of a sudden it’s snowing in my novel and it takes place at the end of summer. What will my MC do? Maybe build a snowman.
So this morning? When it’s snowing? This morning, instead of being upset anymore?
This morning, I’m making snowman-ade!
How about you? What do you do when the unexpected strikes? Are you like me, first thrown for a loop but then figure out Plan B and go with it? Writers: do you make snowman-ade when your writing doesn’t go as planned?
p.s. and if you (like me) are curious what hair’s breadth means (by the way, I did think it was hair’s breath ’til I read this!)… check out this link!
Last weekend I was out Christmas shopping, and I went into a wonderful stationery store I’d never visited before. While I perused the beautiful papers and notebooks—any writer’s dream—my eye was constantly drawn to the fountain pen cases housing rows and rows of pens.
I’ve always loved fountain pens. I used to write with one when I regularly kept a journal. The first Christmas MEH (My Engineer Husband) and I were married, we gave each other identical fountain pens for Christmas. Lest you think I’m just a self-centered gift giver, let me assure you that MEH loves fountain pens as well.
Seeing those fountain pens brought back a lot of memories. Yes, the loveliness of that first Christmas with MEH. But more. The tactile feel of a fine writing instrument in my hand. Connecting, really physically connecting words with paper and feeling the fluid movement of the letters through the pen. Seeing those pens made me realize how much I missed that.
I’ve been spending a lot of time editing my current WIP (and I’m making great progress!). Right now it’s all about the computer: adding words, deleting words, moving chunks of text here and there. But soon I’ll be back to paper and pen, editing my second draft on paper.
As I looked at the colored ink, I wondered: would I want to edit my paper manuscript with a fountain pen? Could I? Would it be frustrating if it made splotches at the wrong places? What if the writing wasn’t always perfectly even? Would I need to stop and refill the ink plunger? Would I be able to write fast enough? I should say…I always, always (well, almost always) edit with red ink, a leftover from Journalism school. And the beautiful bottle of red ink called my name.
In the end, I decided to be practical. It’s Christmas—not the time to spend money on myself. Still, after I left the store I kept thinking about my idea. I found my old fountain pen in the desk drawer, and I felt the weight of it in my hand, opened it and tried to use it but the blue ink was all dried up from years of disuse. But holding it made me realize how much I wanted to write with my long lost friend. And last night I went back to Papier Gourmet in Portland (Maine), and I bought a bottle of red ink. When I got home I cleaned and filled my pen.
And I have to admit, when I wrote with that red ink for the first time, it was fantastic!
So, today I’ll be back hard at work at the computer—with just about six chapters left to edit until I reach that second draft. Then, maybe tomorrow, maybe the next day, I’ll sit at my dining room table with my printed manuscript in front of me. My fountain pen in hand. And I’ll edit like a medieval scribe.
Are there specific writing tools that make your job more fun? Have you ever used a fountain pen? What color is YOUR editing ink?
If You Give a Blogger a Pie….
This is my first “real” blog in three weeks. Not counting the coast videos or the scientific reports on crows.
I love blogging but it’s kind of falling by the wayside as I’ve focused on my Work-in-Progress, on Thanksgiving, now on Christmas countdown. And the problem is the longer I’m away the more I miss it but the more unsure I feel. Kind of like when you haven’t seen someone in a long time: how will they feel about me now?
And that’s exactly how I’m feeling: how will they (and when I say they, I mean you) feel about me now. Sure, I can write about crows, about Canada geese on Casco Bay, about the sunset and the moon and the tides. But can I write about feelings, about writing….can I still write a blog?
Which made me think: what exactly is a blog? And what makes me think I have anything at all to add to the 145 million other blogs out there. Which made me realize: this is crazy. It’s the same question I’ve been asking since my very first blog post. And which reminded me that this is the way I always am when I’ve waited too long to do anything.
Like make a pie crust. When I made the pumpkin pie this year for Thanksgiving, I was afraid. I love making pie crusts and I used to make them all the time—when my daughter was in her last year of high school I made a quiche every single Sunday. But since she left for college, I haven’t. And I lost my mojo. (Haha, I just love to use that word even though I don’t really know what it means, see second definition in urban dictionary.) Or I thought I lost my mojo (haha again).
But I didn’t. I remembered how to make the pie crust—and it was one of the best pumpkin pies ever. And then two days after Thanksgiving I made a quiche, and that was pretty spectacular, too, if I do say so myself.
And then it hit me. I really didn’t ever forget how to make the pie crust, and I really haven’t forgotten how to blog, either. It’s all coming back. Right? And next time I promise a real blog, whatever that is, or maybe a quiche.
Do you ever doubt your ability to blog or wonder if you really have anything to add to the blogging world?
Warning: This Post is a Rant.
On Tuesday I almost wrote this blog, but I thought twice. I don’t like to rant on my blog. I don’t like reading rants, and I don’t like writing them. Especially not when I have a 70,000-plus-word manuscript sitting on my dining room table, mid-edit.
But some rants have to be written. They beg to be written. Something is so annoying or frustrating to a writer’s brain that there’s no stopping them. Especially when there’s a 70,000-plus-word manuscript sitting on my dining room table, mid-edit, using an approach suggested by Laura Harrington on Women’s Fiction Writers called Rewriting Part 1: Dealing with Plot (Or Why Love 3×5 Cards).
Because, I—like Laura—love index cards. I use them a lot for everything. In fact, in this house we go through a lot of index cards—in addition to my use, my kids use them for flashcards, and MEH (My Engineer Husband) uses them for…everything.
But it’s not just us. Because two days ago Julie Musil wrote a post: A Love Affair…With Index Cards. I commented to her that I almost wrote about index cards that same day…but not about how much I loved them….
No. Because index cards have let me down lately. They’ve changed. Index cards used to be silky smooth to my touch, heavy in my hands. Any ink I used, even from a fountain pen, easily caressed their surface without smudging or running.
At first I thought it was me. Maybe I’m too demanding? Maybe I’m so used to high-tech printer papers and touch-screen everythings that I was becoming too good for the lowly only-to-be-handwritten index card. So I did what any disappointed lover writer would do. I turned to a trusted friend.
“Is it just me or have you noticed, too, that index cards are so flimsy these days?” I wrote in an email to writer friend Melissa Crytzer Fry.
My final stop in my quest for the answer to the case of the flimsy index card was my local print shop. In our small town, we only have one small print shop/place to make copies. Literally 2 minutes from my house, I drove there immediately. I knew Dennis—a specialist: a graphic artist and owner of the print shop —would help me in my quest.
I waited patiently while Dennis helped the guy in front of me—someone who was talking about something much less important than my index cards: his 10,000 copy job of multi-colored ink, tri-folded, double-side printed, high-gloss paper brochure that would make him a bazillion dollars in sales.
When it was my turn, I cut straight to the chase. I handed Dennis the small heap of index cards I’d brought with me, a sampling of the many packages I’d purchased. Dennis may be one of the nicest guys I know. He actually took the time to look at the cards.
I almost cried. It was my index card of yesterday, in my hands, a full sheet.
Dennis opened another box on the lowest shelf, in the corner, by the floor. “That’s what you’ve got now. Cheaper made, 67#.” He handed me a sheet. Yes, exactly the lowly paper I’d been frustrated with for days. Flimsy, rough, paper-thin.
We stood there for a minute or two, Dennis and I, our heads bowed.
Have you had a disappointing experience with a paper product lately? Or a writer tool you used to depend on? Lastly, want to order some custom-made index cards? I know a guy.
As a recap… I had two WIPs, lying virtually untouched all the time. Both were about one-third done, and both were good stories. I’ve been blogging for seven months yet writing almost no fiction.
But then a funny thing happened after I wrote my last blog post of August (the one lamenting the fact that I couldn’t focus to write my WIPs): I started writing. A lot.
I joined a small group on Twitter that planned to write 10,000 words over Labor Day weekend (#LaborDay10K). I’ve done these kinds of challenges before and been disappointed. But this time? This time—from Friday to Monday—I wrote over 10,000 words.
And I kept writing. I really got into the story and realized how much I like it; in short, I fell in love with my story all over again. This story, in my head for about 7 years had grown and shifted and developed layers I didn’t think of before. Subsequent to this I’d written Chapters 1-7 and three other pieces that I knew would fit somewhere, including “the ending” (but as it turns out, that became the next to the last chapter).
And I kept writing, encouraged by MEH (My Engineer Husband) who actually wrote a blog post for me during my crunch time.
Honestly, I wrote almost all the time—for 8 solid days. The day before I finished, I wrote for 10 straight hours, so long that I ached. The story came so fast I couldn’t type fast enough. I had to take notes on a pad next to me to make sure I didn’t forget what else I wanted to write. So distracted by writing that I ate cereal for lunch—and after taking the first bite I found a (live) earwig in the bowl. So consumed with the writing that I didn’t read blogs or go on Twitter for more than a few minutes—and then I just wanted to get off. And I never went outside except for the walks in the morning and evening with the dog and MEH.
And my WIP grew into a full-grown novel: 26 chapters.
The blogging really helped. (Which is great, it was one of the main reasons I initially began to blog!) In the past seven months I wrote over 90,000 words for my blog. From February through the end of May I posted every single day. It was a powerful habit to get into. In June when I stopped posting daily, I kept writing everyday and submitting work to various places: essays, short stories, guest blogs.
Which brings me to the second reason I think I suddenly wrote so much: I got some rejections. I know, paradoxical, right? But not right. One of the rejections was from a really good literary magazine. I got a personal note from an editor, and here’s the thing: she liked my story and my voice. She encouragedme to send her another story next month, thismonth.
Oh, and it didn’t hurt that while I wrote, I fell in love with my book and all its characters. The day before I finished, I wrote a list of the scenes I still had to write. After I wrote the list, I looked at it and got really really sad. It’s almost over, I thought to myself. When I finish, all these people will be out of my head—and someday maybe other people will know them. At that moment I didn’t like that very much.
The next day, the 10-hour-writing-day, I was jubilant, happy beyond belief: I was almost done with the first draft. And I wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote. After the day was over, and I was walking the dog with MEH, I had an epiphany about the ending of the book.
And the next morning, last Friday, I finished the last two chapters…including that new ending. It wasn’t a sad ending (although not necessarily happy), but it was important. My Main Character had a moment of self-realization and so had I.
I got pretty emotional: to be honest, I shed a tear. Honestly, I didn’t want it to end. I felt sad that I would never really know how my MC would end up—for the last 8 days I lived and breathed this woman’s life. I didn’t want to say goodbye.
But, more, I felt sad that my 8 days of intense writing were over.
Is the first draft perfect? Far from it. But I have captured the story. Today another kind of work is just beginning—I have layers and layers of edits I need to make, I still have some research I need to do, sources to talk to, gaps to fill, probably even re-writing of the early chapters. And I can’t wait.
What breakthrough moments have you had with your writing? Do you, like me, have times you’re not sure why you are able to write more freely than others? How do you feel when you finish important milestones in your writing? Can you relate to my feelings of sadness?
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Have you noticed how some blog posts leave you thinking: “Oh that’s nice.” Others make you think a little more. Still others you could take or leave. Then there are some, just a few, that really make you sit up and pay attention.
In the past 10 days, I’ve read 3 posts like that. Posts that reinforce the little voice I’ve been hearing in my head, saying: I NEED HELP! Why don’t I write?
The day before yesterday, Nina Badzin posted Mixed Blessings of the Internet. Nina issued “a cry for help,” asking how we writers get our daily WIP writing done while still keeping up with social networking.
I responded (inadequately) in comments. (The truth is I had gotten about 2 hours of sleep after Hurricane Irene. Add to that, I was in a pretty down mood. I think my comment reflected it.) The gist of my answer to Nina is that I DON’T get my WIP done, or not very well. But that I keep doing it (social networking), drawn like a moth to the flame.
Just like all writers, there are a lot of things vying for my attention!
Why do I spend my time the way I do? I started thinking about this last week when I read Post #2 that struck home: Slaying the Green-backed Dragon on Cynthia Robertson’s blog. Cynthia wondered if writers are more productive when working another job full time or when they are able to write full time on WIPs. In essence I responded that it didn’t seem to matter to my productivity level, whether I worked or not.
Right now I don’t work full or part time (about a year ago my part time job dwindled down to two or so hours a week—budget cuts). I no longer have children at home, like some of you lucky mothers. And thanks to the economy, my freelance client base has eroded away. In essence I have all the time in the world for my WIPs.
But my third truthis that my writing productivity is based more on my state of mind—how happy and relaxed I am—than on how much time I have. In fact, my most productive time, as a writer (of fiction), was when I was home full-time with two children. I wrote three middle-grade novels, one early reader, two picture books, three published essays, one nationally published short story. And the editorial feedback I got back from “good rejections” (there were plenty) was, well, good. But, note to self and readers: still no novel published.
Which brings me to Post #3, How Much Time Do We Really Need to Write, posted this morning on Natalia Sylvester’s blog. After reading Cynthia’s blog post, she experimented by dedicating an entire day to her WIP, nothing else, to see how much more productive she might be if she only had her WIP to work on—like I do.
And that, dear readers, brings me to MY problem. I have two really promising (my opinion only) WIPs: “Heavy Duty” and “Manila Folder.” One is over one-third written, the other slightly less. But I spend way too much time (more than I care to track) on Twitter and commenting on blogs.
I rationalize: Twitter and blog commenting is necessary—it’s part of building my writer’s platform. That’s why I started. Way back six months ago when I first started, a blog post told me to.
But now something more important has happened. You tweeps are my friends: Nina, Natalia, Cynthia, and about 14 others of you that I talk to almost everyday. I wrote a guest post for Natalia a couple of months ago about this. If I’m not on Twitter as much, I’d miss you! My writing life is very solitary. I don’t go to coffee shops, I don’t have a writer’s group. I sit at my desk or at my kitchen table, (purportedly) writing.
But the real problem isn’t Twitter, it’s me. Why don’t I write? My two WIPs are well defined, great ideas (just my opinion, granted), but I am making much-too-painfully slow process. I honestly believe it’s not because I’m doing anything else, like blogging or Twitter, too much—it’s just that everything else takes priority. And I’m just not writing enough. So, why don’t I? What’s a writer to do?
Have you had times that you simply can’t or won’t work on your WIPs? What have you done about it?

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Presenter:  Dr. Joia Crear Perry, MD is the President and Founder of the National Birth Equity Collaborative.
The United States - a country that spends more per capita on health care than any other developed nation - has one of the most sophisticated, technologically advanced health care systems in the world, but we still have inequities. Despite infant mortality rates decreasing in the U.S., the disparity between black and white babies is widening.  When it comes to rates of women dying during and after pregnancy it has some of the worse outcomes in the developed world. According to the World Health Organization, the U.S. lags behind countries like Libya and Kazakhstan when it comes to maternal mortality and for black women the risks are intensified. According to the CDC, black women are 3-4 times more likely to die from pregnancy related causes than white women and the disparities have remained unchanged for decades.


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Calculating RRT using a peak from a different injection?
HI my standard is run separately in a different injection from my samples, is it possible to calculate RRT from the peak of this injection against the peak of another injection without having to do it in excel.
If you have the run already processed then yes, add the label A on your standard injection through Alter Sample then save. Make sure the custom field is created in the project and then reprocess the sample set- custom fields only give results if they are in the project at the time of processing. Create the custom field in the project and then reprocess the run to get results.
Also, in the custom field, be aware of your Search Order option, its best to pick "Result Set Only" if you normally batch process sample sets to generate result sets. If you manually process individual results, then a search order of Outside First may be more suitable.
A custom field should do this. Set the peak that you want the RRT calculated off in the 'CCalRef1' field of processing method and set something simple like A in the sample set for the label of the standard. Then create a peak, real, calculated custom field of the formula: Retention Time/A.%.(CCalRef1[Retention Time]) which will give you RRT of all peaks off the standard peak in the standard labelled as A.
If you are running this standard several times, label all as A and amend the formula to Retention Time/A.%..AVE(CCalRef1[Retention Time]) and set the function Summarize Custom Fields as the last line of sample set.
In alter sample I would label that injection as standard correct?
Then in label place an a?
Do I need to add quantitate at the end or anything? Or label the injections I want to calculated with that same label?

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We are very happy to present you Mr. Björn Janssens, our new specialist for East and West Flanders.
Don’t hesitate to take contact if you have any question regarding a product and/or a price.
Boosted by 20 years of experience in the field of pumps, pumps and valves sealing, tensioners systems, hydraulic sealing, maintenance products and filtration, our company has the technical competence to meet the needs of industry.

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And now we return to a familiar theme with some important updates – I always start with the simple proposition: ethical companies perform better over the long run; that does not mean that ethical companies will always be profitable, but it does mean that ethical companies will perform better than they would otherwise perform.
Some call this the ethical advantage or the ethical premium. I like to call it good old common sense. There is a growing body of research in this area confirming this connection between ethics and performance. I have cited this in earlier postings. (Here).
An interesting report in this area has been developed by JUST U.S. Large Cap Equity ETF (JUST). (Here).
Each year JUST capital conducts a survey on what it defines as ideal criteria for companies, focused on worker pay, well-being, customer treatment, privacy, beneficial products, environmental impact, job creation, strong communities and ethical leadership. The survey considers 80 items of information about each company and then ranks the companies. JUST created a index consisting of 428 companies and compared the performance of these 428 companies to the Russell 1000 companies over the period 2007 to 2018.
Lo and behold, the JUST index companies return was nearly 2 percent higher than the Russell’s 1000 listing (10.4 percent to 8.7 percent). Additionally, the JUST companies delivered a 7 percent higher return on investment over the last five years than the Russell 1000 companies not included in the JUST Index.
Measuring a company’s profits requires a long-term perspective. But what do we mean by that? A three-month period, or quarter, is certainly not an accurate barometer of financial success. It takes time (and money) to invest in new products and services, implement a new competitive strategy, seek a competitive advantage in the market, or respond to consumer demands.
This is where ethical decision making or ethical business leadership can play a role. Applying this construct, ethical business leaders may ground themselves by weighing all stakeholders’ interests (of which shareholders are one). Business leaders have to understand the context in which they operate and understand that they have stakeholders that are not just shareholders. A company has a social contract that encompasses society and the community in which it operates.
At the same time, a short-term, quarterly perspective, forecloses consideration of efforts that require a longer time to materialize. Sometimes companies employ a more refined weighing of strategies that may bear fruit over a longer time period.
How does a company establish a positive image over the long term? There are a number of relevant factors, one of which is the company’s fair and honest treatment of customers and employees. When consumers look for an industry leader and potential employees are considering employment opportunities, companies with ethical reputations and business practices are likely at the top of the list.
Shareholders consist of individuals and institutions that own company stock. Corporate boards and managers should not solely focus on immediate shareholder needs or input because responsible management includes long-term competition and sustainable growth.
A simple but helpful exercise is to create a page with three columns: the first consists of a list of all stakeholders in priority (e.g. shareholders, employees, vendors/suppliers, customers); the second includes a list of each stakeholder’s interests and goals; and the third column lists the likely impact of a business decision on each stakeholder.
A company’s intangible positive support is often referred to as “goodwill,” i.e. the business’s reputation, its brand name, its workforce attitude, and the loyalty of its customer base. The ethical performance of the company, its managers and its employees will increase the value of these components. The company’s culture consists of shared beliefs, values and behaviors that create an internal environment within which managers, employees, and other stakeholders interact.
In this context, it is easy to see that a long-term view of business success is critical for accurately measuring profitability. If the company’s stakeholders benefit from ethical conduct, increasing goodwill and profitability, the perspective of stakeholders will positively turn to longer-term and sustainable growth strategies.

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Somebody needs to go on a diet and it’s not us. It’s the media. Their current regimen? High in digitally deceptive additives (ahem, photoshop), low in nutrient rich reality and diversity. The cure?
Same model, with two different published ads from October 2009.
We want real. Not retouched. That is why About-Face is honored to join the frontline of the three-day social media Keep It Real Challenge alongside powerful forces like SPARK Summit and Miss Representation.org. The collaborative initiative runs June 27th – 29th and targets mainstream magazines, asking them to publish one unaltered image per issue. Whether it’s trimming tummies, lightening skin, or removing kneecaps, these images are harmful.
Here are my favorite ways to “Keep It Real” amid a world of pixelated perfection.
1. Educate To Empower: Our media reflects and influences our society, and what we see is rarely reality. Corporations are powerhouses driven by profit that push this unattainable ideal. If we are striving to achieve something that doesn’t exist, we’ll never cease purchasing their products and services, or reading their counterfeit content. The success of these industries is contingent upon consumers believing physical perfection is attainable.
Magazines have a vested interest in producing articles that support the ads paying for production. Everyday, the 20 billion dollar beauty industry exploits our insecurities for financial gain. We fight back when we learn how to consume media responsibly and bring critical media literacy skills to our daily lives. This begins with awareness. Notice all the brand name booty given out on talk shows or featured on reality TV like Extreme Home Makeover? Surprise! They are all corporate sponsors that fund the programming. We take back our power when we expose the industry’s motives. About-Face is already doing this in the San Francisco Bay area where we hold media-literacy workshops on body image and self-esteem.
2. Know Thy Value: We are subjected to millions of messages growing up that each equate our worth with our appearance. We become desensitized to media images and accept impossible ideals of beauty as real and attainable. We buy into a culture that discards us as people with unique gifts and personalities. Our appearance is not our value. Knowing that advertisers make money off of deceiving us can be empowering. I don’t know about you, but I take pride in knowing that I’m on to the media.
We need to change our thoughts, not our bodies, and find real role models that embody what strong and empowered means to us. Listen closely to your internal dialogue. Curiously question where any demeaning messages originate from, but don’t judge yourself for them. Chances are they are internalized messages from society and past experiences and not a part of you. Talk to yourself from a place of self-acceptance, not appearance-driven evaluation. Our worth is immeasurable and we deserve lives beyond our reflections.
3. Ask Questions: Ask questions about the media you ingest. Photoshop and the ubiquity of advertising have changed our standards of comparison. My formal education is in marketing, and I am here to confirm that marketers and advertisers exploit our insecurities when they market products and services. They sell lifestyles, ideals, dreams, etc. that are driven by culturally concocted fantasies. They actually use psychological methods to lure consumers to make purchases. The Proctor and Gamble brand Pantene showcases their hair products with models tossing impossibly shiny manes. Subtext: Want this shiny hair? Buy this shampoo. Ask questions! Think critically about what is being depicted. What is it saying about this person/group of people in society? What idea is being sold beyond the actual product?
4. Be part of the solution, not the problem: Personal responsibility is key. We already know the images we see in magazines are not real, but we need to begin developing healthy relationships with our own bodies. Are we contributing to “fat talk”, disparaging body conversations? Are we complimenting others solely on their appearance? How many times have you heard or been involved in connecting with others over body size/shape? How is our relationship with our bodies affecting our siblings, children or loved ones? Our own attitudes are powerful and potent and can have a great effect. We have to harness this to help, not hurt.
Use social media to call out companies and read up on the tools of persuasion and target audiences as related to advertising. Change conversations that contribute to body shame and stay alert for the wolves in sheep’s clothing, the promise of confidence/empowerment if we do x, y, or z. We must respect the bodies we have and not resort to unhealthy or punishing behaviors to look a certain way. We cultivate meaningful relationships with others when we’re not connecting over negative body image. We are best able to serve the world in this fight if we are at peace with ourselves and embracing our own imperfect, human beauty.
Taking back our power from the perilous hands of the media means pushing back against problematic portrayals and alienating beauty ideolology. We need more diverse depictions that celebrate all bodies, races, and ethnicities. We deserve accurate and honest representations, redefined standards of beauty and real role models. Will these powerful media outlets heed the requests of real women? This remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure: we have the tools to do our part in keeping it real.
Help us fight back by tweeting this article, sharing it on Facebook, capturing your own pictures of beauty, and bidding adieu to photoshopped phoniness.
Personal responsibility is definitely key. I can’t tell you how sad it makes me to hear the women in my life beat themselves up for not being “enough.” Or even if they don’t outright say it, just the amounts of money they spend on getting laser hair removal, manicures, pedicures, eyebrow shaping, eyelid surgery (yes, I have a friend who has endured this for the sake of “beauty”), spray on tans, etc., etc., etc. It’s okay to want these things for yourself for your own reasons, to get dolled up because it makes YOU feel good for YOUR reasons, but don’t buy into them because you think you need to fit into some unrealistic standard of what the world has told you is “perfection.” Great piece, Heather.
I agree, completely. I used to use personal responsibility to feel powerless.I thought that the world of media and the unattinable standards of beauty were too large, looming and overpowering and that I was a the constant mercy of what others saw on magazines and how they judged me. When I realized how much I was contributing to the problem, externally and internally (with myself, attempting to soothe an inner emptiness with an outer solution) I vowed that I didn’t want to BE like every other woman attempting to clone the autobots on magazine covers. I wanted to be different and different meant being me, in whole and beauty imperfection. There are too few symbols of humanity today and too many illustory icons of perfection.
Every single day, my stepmother rains down verbal abuse on their bodies, because of, I suspect, the God-awful media. I want so badly for her to see herself the way I see her, as a beautiful person and a wonderful caregiver. It saddens me how she only sees her flaws; how she refuses to leave the house without her hair done and tons of makeup on. When I was younger, I would loathe hearing her kvetch about her body or her hair, because it made me feel insecure about my weight and my appearance. Now, I just worry about her. Fretting about looking perfect all the time is a terrible way to live. Sure, it’s nice to dress up and go all out sometimes, but to live your life in fear of if other people see you as inferior because you don’t conform to their beauty standards is awful.

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When Saul started to preach about Jesus Christ (v20), everybody was amazed (v21). They could not believe that the same Saul who used to persecute Christians was the same person preaching Christ (v21b). Regardless of whether or not they could fathom Saul propagating the gospel, Saul still increased each day (v22). This proved that indeed he was preaching the true and living Jesus Christ (v22b).
God has promised therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new (II Cor 5:17). The old person who you were will no longer be visible to others or even to yourself. If you have given your life to Christ and people can still recognize you, then try changing your clothes. If you are doing the same things you used to do before you gave your life to Christ, then try making a change. God has promised you that you would be like new. That means that everything about you is supposed to change according to the will of God. Saul increased each day in strength. Are you waxing stronger or weaker?
Saul left the Jews in Damascus dumbfounded (v22). Do people like at your growth and increase in the Lord and marvel? Are they perplexed? If there is no evidence of a change in your life since you gave your life to Christ, then there is a problem. The proof of Saul’s transformation was the fact that there was increase at the instance of his preaching of Christ (v22b). It is my prayer that from today, man will be able to look at your life and glorify Christ. May your enemies and your friends marvel at God because of the evidence of the change in your life.
Take Home Lesson: God has promised that there will be a change after an encounter with Christ. Saul had the change and it was evident. Do you have that change?
Homework: If you do not have a change in your life after becoming a believer, check your status with Jesus Christ. Are you truly born again? If there is evidence of that change, then plead with God for a greater manifestation of His indwelling.


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New York Fashion Week continues, and there have been plenty of fabulous collections. I've already talked about some of my early favorites, and today, I'm gonna talk about some more of my fave runway shows.
If you aren't paying attention to Rosie Assoulin, you're doing something wrong. She's one of the most innovative designers to come out of NYFW in recent years, and time and time again she ups the ante with gorgeous, inventive clothes.
From creative takes on suits (corset pants, ruffle hems, etc.) to collage-like dresses made of flower shapes and voluminous, ruffle-accented gowns made of brightly-colored fabric. These clothes are lovely, but more importantly, they're really fun. Who wouldn't want to wear a cozy knit sweater with a giant floral brooch pinned to it? Or a wrap-tie blazer sure to get you compliments? Or, my personal favorite, a full-skirted dress with real pressed flowers embedded into the fabric?
Today's fashion-forward women are looking for details, uniqueness, and fun in the clothes they wear, and Rosie Assoulin is just the place to find all these things.
If an Italian Renaissance princess stepped through a time portal and into the 21st century, she would wear this Altuzarra collection. It combines the ornateness and beautiful structure of Renaissance fashions with the practicality and coolness of the contemporary, and again, Joseph Altuzarra has knocked it out of the park.
Some looks bordered on Dolce & Gabbana extravagance (I'm looking at you, gray maxi cape with pearl trim and fur collar) but for the most part, these ensembles were the sophisticated and modern looks that we have come to expect and admire from Altuzarra.
Oscar de la Renta has always stood for American glamour, but glamorous does not always have to mean boring and stiff. Glam can be totally fun! And if you need any more convincing, new head designers Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia are here to help!
Fall collections are often muted in color, but Kim and Garcia brought the color. Models wore brightly colored suits, neon gowns, and colorful sashes, making for an eye catching statement. Of course, there was plenty of black and white for the older crowd that wears de la Renta every day, but there was something for all age groups in this collection.
The standout looks were the red-carpet-ready ones, like a red and silver jumpsuit with a bodice like an overflowing bouquet of roses, or a beautiful black ballgown with pink, yellow, and blue embellishments that is just begging to be worn at the Academy Awards.
A lot of the NYFW collections have been concerned with how to dress the modern working woman, and in dressing the modern woman in general. In a world of female presidential candidates and women's marches, fashion must respond: what is feminism? And what is femininity? How do women dress to empower themselves?
Prabal Gurung had these questions in mind for Fall 2017, and I think he did a wonderful job merging ideas of strength and femininity (which, by the way, are not opposites). There were pantsuits—Hillary Clinton's sartorial weapon of choice—in soft colors and featuring on-trend wide sleeves, and sculptural dresses with high necklines and long skirts, but there were also light silks, ruffles, and body-hugging silhouettes. In other words, being a strong woman in this day and age means you can wear whatever the heck you want, and I love it.
For the finale, Gurung sent the models out in T-shirts with various slogans: "The Future is Female", "This is What a Feminist Looks Like", and so on. He also had models of all body types and skin colors walking. Fashion may sometimes feel frivolous and unimportant, but its relationship to politics has never been clearer, so I love seeing designers like Prabal Gurung use their runway as a platform for ideas of feminism and diversity.
Which of these collections is your favorite?


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From "the Two Mrs. Grissoms:" "Possible drunk driver, hit the street light, car exploded."
So, that means cars on CSI operate on GTA rules: after they take enough damage, they catch fire, and then explode. No exceptions.
Simpsons "Rock Bottom" Corrections in "Homer Badman"
I'm sure someone's already done this, but since I've got a TiVo and can do it too, here's the list of corrections that display in the Simpson's episode "Homer Badman" during the "Rock Bottom" corrections bit.
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Instead, they should reveal that the powers come from alien cells, which the Company was experimenting with. The formula would then be some form of food or something required for the alien cells to grow, while the Catalyst would be the alien cells themselves.
NCIS: Who Could Beat Gibbs in a Fight?
ABBY: Oh, McGee, I was thinking like Terminator.
MCGEE: Which model? TX? T1000?
ABBY: All of them. Gibbs terminates.
MCGEE: Alright, how about Gibbs versus Godzilla?
ABBY: King of the monsters? Toast.
ABBY: Wingless in a nanosecond. Come on, McGee, give me something fierce. Boss-man's got mad skills.
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TiVo Announces "Badoop Badoop Show"
I just received a spamnewsletter from TiVo announcing the "Badoop Badoop" show.
The "Badoop" is the sound effect that TiVo makes when you start fast-forwarding (or rewinding) TV.
So I guess it's a show about skipping TV shows?
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Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Slowly but surely, modern technologies are making their way into Uzbek handmade carpet weaving which has a history that spans thousands of years. On the fifth day of the Art Week, specialists from Germany and India taught a master class which focused on the use of computer designing in carpet making. About 200 students, young designers and applied arts professionals came together at Tashkent Institute of Textile and Light Industry, the venue for the master class.
The German and Indian professionals introduced to those gathered two latest software programmes, “eXPIoRUG.net” and “Galaincha-computer graphics, innovation in carpet weaving”.
The presentation, conducted by Abduvakhid Suleimanov of the German Society for Technical Cooperation and Shreeniwas Sharma, one of the creators of Galaincha (India), was composed of five parts.
The first part focused on the purpose of the programme. More specifically, these programmes help to visualise designing ideas on a computer, to save time in creating a pattern or a design of a whole carpet, to select colours and combine them, and to see with the help of photos how the carpet will look in a particular room.
The second part included a video presentation of the programmes. The audience had a chance to learn the structure of using the software. For example, it enables its users to see a work in process three months before it is finished.
In the third part, Sharma delivered a brief training session on the use of the software.
The two professionals used the fourth part to demonstrate ten latest updates in the software since it was launched. For instance, users are now able to calculate the costs of making one carpet and determine the quantity and type of resources needed for the creation of an item.
Lastly, the audience was provided with information about famous people who place orders for carpets, choosing a particular design created with the use of the software.
Ten top fashion designers of Dom Stilya (House of Style) showcased their fascinating collections at the General Défilé in what was the culmination of the Art Week “Style.Uz 2010”.
More than 500 young dancers from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and India performed in the gala concert of the Contemporary Choreography and Sporting Dance International Contest, which was held at UzExpoCentre on the final day of the Art Week.
On 14 October 2010, in the framework of the Art Week Style.Uz, a concert of the Spanish tenor Jose Carreras, one of the world stars of opera, was held at Uzbekistan Palace of International Forums.
The final day of the Art Week started with a master class by a famous Russian painter Alexander Ishenko for art specialists, young artists and art students. Ishenko did a video presentation of his paintings and judged works by young Uzbek artists.
The Festival of National Dress became culmination of the fifth day of Art Week Style.Uz. The festival was held at the Center of National Art on 13 October.
Italian fashion designer Domenico Vacca astonished the audience by demonstrating his Spring/Summer 2011collection which contained traditional Uzbek ikat.


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2015 album from the veteran Irish singer/songwriter. On Duets: Re-Working The Catalogue, Van Morrison and the guests selected and recorded some of his songs from the catalog of 360 songs across his career. Deliberately steering away from his more well-known classics, Van enlisted some of the artists he most respects to perform these songs with him to re-craft and re-imagine them. The album was recorded in his home town of Belfast and London over the last year, using a variety of musicians and fresh arrangements. Produced by Van Morrison along with Don Was and Bob Rock, the album features duet performances with Bobby Womack, Steve Winwood, Mark Knopfler, Taj Mahal, Mavis Staples, Michael Bublé, Natalie Cole, George Benson, Gregory Porter, Clare Teal, P.J. Proby, Joss Stone, Georgie Fame, Mick Hucknall, Chris Farlowe, and Van's daughter Shana Morrison.


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Dimapur Sep 15 (IANS) Former Nagaland Chief Minister S.C. Jamir on Saturday asked the Modi-led government to make public the full contents of the framework agreement signed with the National Socialist Council of Nagalim Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM).
On August 3 2015 the central government and the NSCN-IM signed the framework agreement. But neither side released its details. The separatist group has been in talks with the government since 1997 after the signing of a ceasefire agreement.
"It is expected that whatever agreement is drawn up would be in the best interest of the Nagas " Jamir a Naga political stalwart said.
Exhorting the central government to hammer out an honourable solution to the Naga insurgency problem without any further delay the former Odhisa governor appealed to various Naga ethnic tribes to unite and recognise the "contemporary political reality".
Jamir called for an end to what he called "political polemics".
Voicing optimism about a new political environment the Nehruvian leader said "The people of Nagaland can embark again on a well-ordered and progressive administration to promote rapid economic development of the state in order to catch up with the rest of India."
But he said this would require renewed determination dedication and commitment for the people of Nagaland.
However he said: "Let the final political settlement be made first."
"Sadly that has not happened due to political instability rank misgovernance and rampant corruption indulged in by those in power " he stated.

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Meteor, Meteorite, Asteroid: What's the Difference? main content.
Meteor, Meteorite, Asteroid: What's the Difference?
News reports and YouTube videos of a meteor breaking up in the Siberian sky are pouring in. Tonight, another space rock—asteroid 2012 DA14—will fly by Earth more closely than any asteroid whose orbit astrophysicists have calculated beforehand.
What's the difference between a meteor, a meteorite, and an asteroid?
The Cape York Meteorite is so heavy that supports from the largest of the three pieces go straight down to the bedrock beneath the Museum. The massive meteorite comes from the center of a small asteroid that broke apart.When you touch the 4.5-billion-year-old Cape York Meteorite, you are touching an object that is nearly as old as the Sun. Discovered in 1894 in Greenland, this iron meteorite slammed into Earth some 10,000 years ago.
Meteors are not meteorites. Like meteorites, meteors are objects that enter Earth’s atmosphere from space. But meteors—which are typically pieces of comet dust no larger than a grain of rice—burn up before reaching the ground. As they vaporize, they leave behind the fiery trails sometimes called “shooting stars,” even though meteors are not really stars. The term “meteorite” refers only to those bodies that survive the trip through the atmosphere and reach Earth’s surface.
In simplest terms, a meteorite is a rock that falls to Earth from space. The vast majority of meteorites are pieces of asteroids, the small rocky bodies that orbit the Sun mostly between Mars and Jupiter.
Asteroids are rocky bodies found mostly in the asteroid belt, between Mars and Jupiter. Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, and its gravity is very strong. Asteroids, which are much smaller than planets, are sometimes pulled out of the asteroid belt by the force of Jupiter’s gravity. Many of these asteroids then travel toward the inner solar system—where they can collide with Earth.
Find out more—and see large fragments of the Cape York meteorite, including a 34-ton section known as Ahnighito—in the Museum's Arthur Ross Hall of Meteorites.
For more about the asteroid flyby, and space rocks of all kinds, take part in a live Twitter chat with Dr. Ebel, this Friday, February 15, at noon ET. Post your questions here or use hashtag #asteroidchat on Twitter.

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Mekeisha Alcock wants to see old prom dresses pulled out of the closet and hooked up for a date at prom 2008. The Alcock Dress Drive Extravaganza is aimed at helping girls throughout Lenawee County attend prom—no matter what their financial status.
Alcock, a 2007 Sand Creek graduate attending Central Michigan University, is collecting gently worn prom, pageant, homecoming and winter formal gowns for a sales event April 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sand Creek High School.
All girls are welcome to browse the collection and buy a dress for $10. If a dress is brought in for exchange, the cost is only $5.
All proceeds from the sale will benefit the Catherine Cobb Foundation and the Children’s Miracle Network.
Alcock is also seeking donations from area businesses for door prizes at the Dress Drive Extravaganza.
Alcock knows that not every girl is able to afford a new gown for prom and she also knows there are plenty of great dresses hanging in closets.
Dresses can be dropped off at three locations: the State Line Observer office in Morenci; the Closet Overflow in Adrian; and Creative Collections in Tecumseh.
For additional information, write Alcock at mekeishas_dress_drive@yahoo.com.
• Fulton County’s annual Cinderella Project is now underway. Used prom dresses can be taken to the Gorham-Fayette High School office.


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Reading this post and enjoying Keith's witty style makes me interested in trying out his books. If the books live up to the blog, I'm sure I'll love them!
It was a pleasure having you as a guest, Keith. Good luck with the next novel.


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One of the QC-implemented projects in Sri Lanka being inaugurated.
Qatar Charity (QC) has said its office in Sri Lanka continues to implement more multi-service centre projects, which include social housing units and other service facilities, as part of its efforts to resettle poor families that have been displaced from their villages in the past decades.
In conjunction with the opening of its office in Sri Lankan capital Colombo last March, QC inaugurated four multi-service centres, each containing 22 houses (social housing units), a health centre, a kindergarten, a mosque, an artesian water well, endowed shops and green spaces.
The centres, which were built at a cost of QR4mn, are expected to benefit hundreds of families directly and indirectly, QC has said in a statement. The charity is currently working on the implementation of another centre project with the same specifications and is also preparing to build two social housing units for the poor.
These multi-service centres have benefited families displaced from other villages in the north of the country, living in temporary camps or houses that lack the most basic amenities to sustain a dignified life.
Most of the beneficiaries are peasants, fishermen and daily wage earners, who are materially unable to build their own homes.
QC has stressed that the aim of these projects is to resettle the second generation of these marginalised groups, affected by difficult circumstances that the country has experienced in the past, by giving them decent homes that can preserve their human dignity and provide them with the necessary facilities.
As Qatar Charity aims at economically empowering poor families, it has stared providing a number of orphans’ mothers and underprivileged families with income-generating projects as part of the 2018 plan, which includes the completion of 94 economic empowerment projects, worth more than QR314,000.
These projects include sewing machines for widows, livestock and poultry, fishing boats, bicycles for students and tricycles for people with special needs in addition to productive projects such as dairy sheep farming for an orphanage.
In Sri Lanka, QC sponsors 1,300 people, most of whom are orphans, in addition to poor families, students, teachers and persons with special needs as part of its efforts in the field of social welfare. Also, QC’s office is implementing 122 water projects worth more than QR860,000.
QC’s humanitarian intervention dates back to 1993 when it used to work in co-ordination with local charities. It opened its office last March to directly oversee its projects and intensify its humanitarian and development efforts in the country.
During the holy month of Ramadan, the office distributed 30,000 ready Iftar meals and about 1,800 food baskets, benefiting more than 60,000 people. The charity is currently implementing development, construction and water projects at a cost of QR13mn.


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Dr. Allen Lorenz brings 30 years of experience to Lorenz Orthodontics. He received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery, Masters of Science and Certificate in Orthodontics from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebraska. He maintains active membership in the American Association of Orthodontics, American Dental Association, and Massachusetts Dental Society.
Dr. Al lives in Weymouth, Massachusetts, with his wife Joan.
Dr. Rachel Lorenz completed her Doctorate of Dental Medicine (2004), Masters of Medical Science, and Certificate of Orthodontics (2007) at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts. A specialist in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, Dr. Rachel is a member of the American Association of Orthodontics and Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Society.
A resident of Braintree, she lives with her husband, Paul, and their two children. In her free time Dr. Rachel enjoys cooking, yoga, family outings and snuggling with their Goldendoodle, Digger.
Donna began as an orthodontic assistant with Lorenz Orthodontics over 30 years ago! More recently, she decided to tackle a new challenge and became our office manager at the Fall River location. Her two boxers keep her busy when she isn’t gardening, visiting Disney World or spending time with her family.
Chris has been our Office Manager for over 27 years and will be your first contact at our Braintree location. She likes to spend her free time gardening, home decorating and visiting the beach. Chris also has two grandchildren she loves spending time with.
Tracy came to Lorenz Orthodontics 12 years ago and has over 20 years of orthodontic assisting experience. She is the proud Auntie of 8 nieces and nephews with whom she spends her days off with. Tracy is also fond of practical jokes, so watch your back!
Erin is a Certified Orthodontic Assistant who has been helping patients achieve a wonderful smile for over 9 years. Her Pomchi furbabies, Ted and Chesney, are 4 and 11 years old. A native of Weymouth, she recently moved to Rockland with her husband.
Holly has been an orthodontic assistant for 14 years, the last three with Lorenz Orthodontics. Her favorite part of the job is getting to know her patients and their families. Outside of work she enjoys being a mom to her young daughter, jogging and spending time with her family and friends.
Brenda is the newest addition to our team and comes to us with years of dental assisting experience. The beach, her two pugs (Maggie May and Mojo) and young daughter keep her plenty busy!
Tracie has been a part of our team since 2007. The mother of two wonderful girls, she likes going to concerts and having wonderful adventures with family and friends. Her endless patience and caring demeanor are invaluable in the clinical setting.

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Tax avoidance is the use of legal methods to modify an individual’s financial situation to lower the amount of income tax owed. This is generally accomplished by claiming the permissible deductions and credits.
Tax evasion is an illegal practice where a person, organization or corporation intentionally avoids paying his true tax liability. Those caught evading taxes are generally subject to criminal charges and substantial penalties. To willfully fail to pay taxes is a federal offense under the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax code.


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Dizziness and vertigo are well-known conditions that typically start in the balance system of the inner ear. Here, the signals that are sent from the eyes, bones and joints are shared with the brain and nervous system to coordinate movement. If any of these signals are disrupted, a person may experience balance impairment. Our ENT specialists are board-certified in Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, so the residents of Tampa, Spring Hill and surrounding areas in Florida feel confident in their treatment for vertigo/dizziness at Suncoast ENT Surgical Specialists.
Vertigo, also referred to as a balance disorder, is feeling motion when no motion is occurring. The causes of vertigo include a problem with the inner ear’s balance mechanisms or issues within the brain. Although vertigo is harmless, it can indicate a serious condition if it is accompanied by symptoms such as difficulty speaking or walking, double vision or severe headaches. Even if no other symptoms exist, we recommend that anyone experiencing vertigo be examined by one of our ENT specialists, but treatment is especially important if your symptoms worsen.
Dizziness is a term used to describe lightheadedness or to feel faint, weak and unsteady. Vertigo is the dizziness that creates the sensation that you or your surroundings are moving or spinning.
Dizziness ranks behind fatigue and chest for the top reasons that adults visit their doctors. Experiencing frequent dizzy spells or constant dizziness may affect your level of productivity, but it is rarely a serious, life-threatening condition. The treatment for dizziness is dependent upon your symptoms and the cause of the condition. The treatments are usually effective.
Dizziness and vertigo relate to the sense of balance and equilibrium. Researchers of aeronautical and space medicine refer to this as spatial orientation. Spatial orientation tells the brain where the body is “in space”, the direction it is pointed in, in what direction it is moving and if the body is standing still or turning.
A balance disorder is characterized by lightheadedness, blurred vision, dizziness, and disorientation.
People with a balance disorder may experience other symptoms that include confusion, depression, loss of concentration, diarrhea, faintness, nausea and vomiting, anxiety, fatigue and depression. Tinnitus, hearing loss and fullness in the ears are a few of the other possible symptoms.
We advise our patients that vertigo and dizziness are not the same. Vertigo is the sensation of movement in your surroundings while dizziness is a feeling of disequilibrium and lightheadedness.
Many signs and symptoms accompany vertigo. If you, or someone you love, have any of these, you should schedule an appointment with one of our competent ear specialists.
Some of the more common balance disorders include Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). BPPV is the result of calcium crystals in the semicircular canals that move with any change in head position. Another balance disorder is Ménière’s disease, a condition that is caused by abnormal levels of fluid in the ears. Labyrinthitis is also a common disorder that causes irritation and swelling of the inner ear.
The types of treatment used depend on the causes of the vertigo or dizziness. Some remedies include medications (sedatives, antibiotics, steroids, and antihistamines), balance retraining exercises (vestibular rehabilitation), surgery, physical therapy and lifestyle changes (changes in diet, avoiding alcohol and nicotine).
Your Suncoast ENT diagnoses vertigo based on your description of your symptoms. Vertigo is divided into two categories, peripheral and central.
Peripheral vertigo: the most common form, includes labyrinthitis, Ménière’s disease, and benign positional vertigo. Positional vertigo is diagnosed when moving the head is the cause of the vertigo and returning the head to its original position relieves the symptoms. Labyrinthitis and Ménière’s attacks usually occur abruptly. The episodes can last from a few hours to a couple of days. Intense nausea, vomiting and variable hearing loss may occur during the episode.
Central vertigo: a more serious problem within the cerebellum (the back part of the brain or brain stem).
Your Suncoast ENT will examine your eyes to look for any abnormal, jerking motions (nystagmus). The pattern of your eye movement can help your physician determine if the issue is central or peripheral. Usually, you will not need any further testing unless it is suspected that you have central vertigo. If your physician believes that you have central vertigo, your Suncoast ENT will order a computed tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of your brain.
Again, individual treatment for vertigo depends on the causes and the severity of the attacks. If vertigo is caused by a bacterial infection middle ear, the infection is treated with antibiotics. In more serious cases, an ENT might recommend surgical intervention. The medications used to treat the condition can be taken intravenously, by mouth or through a skin patch.
The most common treatment for vertigo uses physical maneuvers, known as vestibular rehabilitation exercises. The exercises involve having the patient lie down on a table on one side until the condition subsides. The patient then turns to the other side quickly. The movement is repeated until the vertigo no longer is felt.
If you are not careful, vertigo can cause you to fall. The following tips will help you reduce your chances of falling.
Try to avoid changing positions quickly. When you rise from your bed or chair, take a moment to sit on the edge. Then, lift yourself up slowly.
Ask your doctor about exercises that can improve your balance and reduce the symptoms of vertigo.
Sit down when you start to feel like the room is spinning.
Feeling the room spin around you is an uncomfortable and frightening experience. You may even fall and injure yourself as you try to clear your head. Vertigo (dizziness) has many causes, and the ENT physicians of Suncoast ENT Surgical Specialists provide the treatment you need for vertigo (dizziness). Contact our Tampa or Spring Hill office to schedule a consultation.


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Vegan Eateries | veganopoulous.com <-- I've moved here!
The past week has been pretty busy with one day rushing in to the next. I’ll leave you with some photos of the Coburg Carnivale community event which was held yesterday. I didn’t know it was on and only happened to see it because I had to stop off for some groceries!
I only recently discovered that Vege2Go have an outlet in the David Jones food hall. I’ve had some Vege2Go before (ha, that links to my tortilla disaster post!) but a few weeks ago a fellow vegan told me about the David Jones outlet.
Today Husband and I took Arthur and DeeW to a kids comedy performance called Mr Snot Bottom and the Curse of the Silly Stinky Zombie Babies. With a title like that, my kids are THERE. I loved hearing dozens of children in the audience squealing with crazy snorty laughter.
After the show Husband took Arthur and DeeW off to the Pancake Parlour (yay for freebie vouchers!) and of course as there’s nothing for me to eat there I went next door-ish to David Jones to check out Vege2Go.
I haven’t been to the DJs food hall in well over ten years. Maybe even fifteen. I used to buy those big bags of mixed biscuits and I saw they still have them but I’m betting nothing is vegan so I didn’t bother getting a closer look!
The pizza was okay and not bland, though I feel the toppings were on the light side. I also picked up the Vege2Go blueberry pear breakfast quinoa as it was half price. That can be tomorrow’s breakfast.
Vege2go cater for vegans, vegetarians, egg-free, dairy-free, wheat-free, sesame-free, nut-free, sugar-free and gluten-free peeps. You can browse their products online at http://www.vege2go.com.au/ I love the lemon coconut slice and can’t resist eating it in one go. I try but lemon-coconut is a flavour combo that completely destroys me. Fellow lemon-coconut lovers will probably know exactly what I mean!
Ever since I visited Gopal’s back in September 2013, I’ve been waiting to go back. I haven’t been in that part of the city recently and although I could always catch a tram in to town and go eat somewhere, it’s not really something I do that often!
Today I took Arthur to the city to watch the Adam Spencer ‘Blurred Primes’ show as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. We left home with enough time to allow us to buy lunch. Arthur got fries from Lord of the Fries and we took those up to Gopal’s so we could hang out a bit.
Truthfully, we walked up in to Crossways first and it was unbearably hot in there. We were in there a couple of minutes, checking out the food and Arthur said in a pale kind of voice “can we go somewhere else, it’s really hot in here”. As he gets nosebleeds a lot when he’s too hot, we got out of there fast.
I didn’t take any Melbourne photos because it was raining and I hadn’t taken my camera. I was too busy dodging puddles (my boot has a hole in it somewhere) and trying to steer Arthur through crowds. We got a good seat and enjoyed the show. Part of the show involved a Melbourne world champion in Rubik’s Cube solving. This guy solved the cube in under six seconds. Then he did it one handed. Then he did about a fifth of the cube then put it behind his back and completed it.
It was nice to have a day out with Arthur. I wish he’d eat the same kind of restaurant/cafe food I do, so we could share those huge Gopal’s plates! But three years ago he would only eat cheese sandwiches and WeetBix and now he’s in to roasted chickpeas and tofu. All plain, without rice or salad or anything, but we’ll get there one day!
Gopal’s Pure Vegetarian Restaurant is located at 139 Swanston Street up a lot of stairs. Website here.
Back on the air after some internet silliness! Like… going over your monthly usage quota and being punished by the speed of your connection slowing to snail’s pace. Whoops.
Now, how many of you know how to fold a fitted sheet nicely? I’ve been watching YouTube clips on how to do it but nope, mine turn out all horrible and I end up totally frustrated. None of those pretty smooth corners for me.
Excellent news is that tomorrow is the last day of summer! Summer is my least favourite season so I’m not exactly sorry to see it go. I have some plans for autumn and this year I hope I’ll stick to them!


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After another sell out Bettakultcha at the Brudenell, Bettakultcha will back at our spiritual home on April 24th. We do love this club!
We kick off at 7.30 but please arrive by 7.00 so you get a seat!
We’re always looking for presenters, so if you have a passion you want to share email Bettakultcha@gmail.com and we’ll add you to the list.
Bettakultcha sells out really quickly there are only 200 tickets available, so make sure you book your tickets early.
What the hell is Bettakultcha?
For those who've been living under a rock, the best way to discover Bettakultcha is to come and have a look. But for a little homework take a look at the Bettakultcha website where we post all the videos of previous talks.

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As I say to my nutritional clients, “Take two squares of dark chocolate and rethink your diet.” Based on the media frenzy surrounding the stuff, can eating chocolate really be good for your health? Seriously! If it is then I shall live forever. The possible benefits of chocolate come from the antioxidant flavonoids. Chocolate comes from the cacao plant, and cacao is super rich in flavanols, a type of flavonoid phytochemical. Of course if chocolate is not your “thing” other foods rich in flavanols include tea, grapes, berries, grapefruit, other plant foods and wine.
Back to the chocolate variety, all flavonoids are not created equally hence chocolate quality can vary. It all comes down to the amount of saturated fat, the more nonfat cocoa solids a chocolate product contains the more antioxidants it tends to have.
If left to our own devices most of us would gladly eat more chocolate if we found out it had brain or other health benefits. So here are some recent studies to think about. In a 2012 study in the journal Hypertension, older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) seemed to benefit by drinking a cocoa beverage rich in flavanols.
Note: MCI was characterized by memory issues more serious than those seen with normal aging, yet less severe than those associated with dementia.
Other benefits ranged from improved blood sugar, blood pressure and stress levels. Subjects also did better on a series of memory, verbal fluency and other cognitive tests. The study was conducted over an eight-week period using a specially formulated cocoa extract produced by Mars Inc., which funded the research.
As an onlooker, I find it critical to question the objectivity of the Mars-funded research, which produces a product called Cocoa Via. There are numerous studies conducted by Hershey’s and Nestle. Regardless of these chocolate manufacturers role in research and development, there are positive findings published in medical / peer journals conducted by independent scientists and government funded studies.
While all these cocoa findings may seem promising, not all studies have found evidence of cognitive benefits. For example a double-blind, placebo-controlled study of 101 people, published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2008, failed to find neuropsychological improvement in those individuals consuming dark chocolate or cocoa beverages daily for a six week period.
. University of California, Berkeley, Newsletter, May 2018.
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One study, published in the British Medical Journal, examined over 6,000 women, while the other, published in Neurology, investigated 2,000 people with family histories of Alzheimer's. Researchers gave participants either an NSAID, which could be low dose aspirin, naproxen or celecoxib, or a placebo, for up to 11 years.
Throughout the studies, the participants were given memory tests and routinely examined for signs of dementia. At the end of the 11 years, the researchers discovered no difference between the two test groups in terms of protection against Alzheimer's or cognitive decline.
When you injure yourself, the damaged tissue releases prostaglandins, which are some of the chemicals that make your nerve endings register pain and that cause inflammation. Prostaglandins are synthesized by the working cells in the damaged tissues using the enzyme cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2). Aspirin and other NSAIDs inhibit COX-2, preventing cells from producing prostaglandins. Previous research on ibuprofen, another NSAID, had demonstrated that the drug was able to dissolve protein clumps in the brain that could lead to Alzheimer's.
"Unfortunately aspirin does not appear to give the protection that some scientists had hoped for given the potential links between dementia and heart disease," said Rebecca Wood, chief executive of the Alzheimer's Research Trust. However, she argued that one study provided some evidence that women taking aspirin exhibited greater verbal fluency than those who didn't take the drug, suggesting the need for further investigation on this effect.


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We've located the best assisted living communities near THE VILLAGES, Florida. All THE VILLAGES assisted living facilities and homes provide daily living assistance to elderly senior citizens. This list of facilities includes various care levels, including both senior living and assisted living communities in THE VILLAGES, FL.
While looking for assisted living in The Villages, Florida, you may come across Buffalo Crossings Assisted Living Facility, located at 3890 Woodridge Dr in the 32162 zip code area in Sumter County. Buffalo Crossings Assisted Living Facility assists retirees living in The Villages who are searching for help with taking a bath or shower, putting on clothes, sitting and standing up, self-feeding, personal hygiene and using the bathroom. Buffalo Crossings Assisted Living Facility includes amenities like: all meals and snacks, emergency buttons and a community kitchen.
Serenades In The Villages is an affordable assisted living home that allows pets, located in The Villages, Florida. It has a total of 65 assisted living apartments. Serenades In The Villages can be found at 2450 Parr Drive, in the 32162 zip code area. It provides help to senior citizens living in Sumter County with ADLs such as taking shower, putting on clothes, sitting and standing up, personal hygiene and using the bathroom. Some amenities you can find at Serenades In The Villages include a dietary menu for seniors who have diabetes, communal dining area, movie room and trained staff members always ready to help.
Located at 1550 Killingsworth Way, inside 32162 zip code area, Sumter Place In The Villages provides assisted senior living in The Villages, FL to retirees who reside in Sumter County. Sumter Place In The Villages accepts Medicaid and Medicare and provides amenities that consist of Alzheimer’s and dementia care, housekeeping, bed making and linen services, secure entry by a keyless keypad and a fitness section. It can accommodate up to 168 Sumter County residents.
Brookdale Place At Freedom Pointe is a pet friendly senior living community situated at 1700 El Camino Real, 32159 zip code. Up to 135 senior citizens who need a personal care home in Sumter County can take advantage of senior living services offered by Brookdale Place At Freedom Pointe. This facility carries an affordable cost and includes services like separate menu for seniors with dietary needs, relocation assistance and planned get-togethers for residents and family members.
Mission Oaks provides assisted senior living in Sumter county, Florida. It offers a total of 108 shared and private one bedrooms and studios for 55 and older adults. Mission Oaks is pet friendly and can provide help with bathing, getting dressed, transferring, self-feeding, personal hygiene and using the bathroom to any senior citizens living in Oxford, FL and Sumter County. Mission Oaks is located at 10780 N Us Hwy 301, 34484.
For 55 and over adults who are looking for assisted living in Oxford, Florida, The Willows At Wildwood is a wonderful upscale residential care facility that offers religious services. It has a total capacity of 134 assisted living units and includes services such as arts & crafts activities, around-the-clock security system and wellness check-ups by a doctor every month. Its official license number is 12648. The Willows At Wildwood provides assisted living services not only to Oxford older adults, but also to all Sumter County seniors.
If your loved one needs aid with daily living, you should consider Homewood Of Freedom Pointe At The Villages, an assisted living community in Lady Lake, Florida located at 1475 El Camino Real, 32159 zip code area. It includes amenities like registered nurse visits every month, weekly laundry service and numerous recreational activities on a daily basis. Homewood Of Freedom Pointe At The Villages offers assisted living in Sumter County to a maximum of 58 elderly adults.
Shady Acres Assisted Living Facility provides assisted living care in Sumter County to up to 16 senior citizens at a time. Shady Acres Assisted Living Facility is situated at 670 County Road 782 in the 33597 zip code area. As part of it personal care package, it includes services like apartment upkeep and maintenance services, on-site hair salon and grooming services and all-inclusive dining.
Best Assisted Living Facilities in THE VILLAGES, FL. Full list of all senior assisted living communities near THE VILLAGES, FL for 2019.


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The most admired city of Madhya Pradesh, Jabalpur is a very beautiful city that sits on the shores of the holy rivers of Narmada. It's a historical city blessed with many palaces and monuments. It's a major tourist destination which captivates tourists with its must see attractions including historical and cultural structures, enchanting Bhedaghat and thrilling Dhuandhar Waterfalls. Spread across the Vindhyan ranges, it's a beautiful paradise for archaeologists and geologists.
The Lord Shiva statue at Kachnar City in Jabalpur is a major draw for tourists as the idol is one of the tallest statues of Lord Shiva which is in sitting posture. Apart from these, wildlife lovers may also enjoy holidaying in Jabalpur as there are popular tiger reserves including Pench, Panna, Kanha, and Bandhavgarh, which are located nearby Jabalpur. All these parks are renowned and must see wildlife destinations for tourists visiting Madhya Pradesh.
Coming to its history, the rich chronicling legend of Jabalpur is visible in various forts, monuments and temples, which are turned up in different parts of the city and all these have been formed as major tourist attractions of Jabalpur.
The name ‘Jabalpur’ unites from the Arabic word ‘Jabal’, which means Mountain and the Sanskrit word ‘Pura’ that means city.
Jabalpur is also renowned for housing spiritual leaders like Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and Bhagwaan Shri Rajneesh (Osho).
Visit Bhedaghat and take the cable car over the Narmada River to enjoy a bird's eye view of thrilling Dhuandhar Falls and Marble Rocks.
You can relish various natural beauties of Jabalpur and begin your travel with Bhedaghat-Marble Rocks as the place is popular for its solitariness and tranquillity.
Wildlife lovers can visit Kanha Kisli National Park to spot tigers and other mammals.
One who is looking for peaceful places in Jabalpur may visit the Bargi Dam, Sangram Sagar and Bajnamath, Gwarighat, Tilwaraghat and many more.
Enjoy the boat ride at river Narmada in the world renowned Bhedaghat and in Bargi Dam.
Devotees may visit the Chausath Yogini Temple, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Located between the Bhedaghat and the Dhuandhar Falls on the top of the hill rock, travellers can enjoy the pleasant view of the enchanting Narmada River from the temple or enthral by the beautiful carvings on the walls of the temple.
The city has numerous options for accommodation including resorts, hotels, guest houses, and lodges that cater to the needs of all kind of travellers. All the hotels and resorts are well furnished with all modern amenities to meet the requirements of every visitor. The rooms and suites of Jabalpur hotels are tastefully decorated to offer a wonderful holiday.
Shopaholics may visit the old Bazaar of Jabalpur where one may find several traditional handicrafts items at reasonable rates. There are shopping malls where one can choose to buy various items like bags, home furnishing items, apparel, jewellery, and many more. Also, don't forget to buy brass ware items, and beautiful Zardosi embroidery, Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees when you're in Jabalpur. A government emporium 'Mrignayani' is also here that offers a huge variety of jute items.
By Air: The Jabalpur Airport (Dumna Airport) is the nearest airdrome which is located at the distance of 20 km from the city.
By Rail: Jabalpur Railway Station is the nearest railhead to reach the city. There are various trains which ply directly from Jabalpur to various cities like Bhopal, Satna, Delhi, Pune, Patna, Surat, Nagpur, Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Kanpur, and many more. Apart from the Jabalpur railhead, the city also has the Madan Mahal Railway Station and Adhartal Railway Station.
By Road: Jabalpur is well connected to Nagpur, Varanasi, Hyderbad, Bhopal, etc., by road. So, tourists may choose to reach Jabalpur by road. NH7, the longest highway in India passes through the city. NH12 also connects Jabalpur to Jaipur and other towns in the state. There are bus services in Madhya Pradesh like MPSRTC and private buses that ply on regular basis from various cities to Jabalpur.
Best Time to Visit: October to January is the best time to visit Jabalpur as the temperature during this time ranges between 4°C and 29°C, which are perfect for exploring the city and enjoying outdoor activities.

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Our client has been a leading livestock feed manufacturer in the Statesville area for over 110 years. Due to expansion and unexpected turnover, we are currently searching for reliable and motivated candidates to fill their open Material Handler positions.
Cleaning and keeping the area free of debris.
Unloading rail cars, will eventually be trained as switch-person.
Move freight, stock, and other materials to and from storage and production areas, loading docks, delivery vehicles, ships, and containers, by hand or using trucks, tractors and other equipment.
Ability to walk, climb, and stand for extended periods.
Shift: 3pm-11:30pm, Mon-Fri. Overtime opportunity often available!

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Most comprehensive orthodontic treatments take 18 – 24 months to complete.
Simple treatments are often finished in a shorter time whereas adult treatments usually take longer.
The length of treatment varies from patient to patient depending on the complexity and severity of the problems, patient growth, the rate at which the patients teeth move and most importantly patient cooperation.


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The domain is located 30 kilometers south of Angers, just before arriving in Martigné Briand. The property is a former seigneury from the 18th century which is still enclosed with some moats on the North side. The entrance and main building have been well preserved, classical medieval architecture with machicolations and loopholes. An old legend tells that the property was used to hide a treasure in 1586!
Since 1864, seven generations of winegrowers have been working on the domain, passing on their expertise in the respect of tradition and always aiming for the improvement of quality. Franck and Catherine passionately valorize the terroir with a sustainable approach.
The vineyard of Pied Flond is cultivated on 24 hectares divided into five varietals: Chenin, Cabernet, Gamay, Grolleau, and Chardonnay.
Franck shapes his wines the way he appreciates them: elegant, feminine, with the fruit’s expression displaying strength and diversity. A whole palette of aromas to discover… The wines are rich, accessible and authentic.