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Boston, MA -- Hypertension affects some 65 million people in the United States, making it a massive public health burden. It’s associated with a twofold increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) and total mortality. Studies have shown that moderate consumption of alcohol, up to a limit of one to two drinks a day, may decrease the risk of CVD and total mortality. Drinking more than two drinks a day, however, may increase the risk of hypertension.
Previous studies that looked at the relationship between hypertension and CVD mortality showed a link between moderate consumption and lower CVD mortality in individuals with hypertension. But no prior studies had examined whether moderate consumption was associated with non-fatal myocardial infarction (MI), such as a heart attack or stroke, and none had repeatedly collected information on individual drinking habits. In a new, long-term study, researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Dutch research institute TNO Quality of Life and Wageningen University, the Netherlands, found that, among hypertensive men, moderate alcohol consumption was associated with a decreased risk of fatal and non-fatal heart attack. The researchers also found that rates of stroke and death from heart disease and all causes did not differ for hypertensive men who drank moderate amounts of alcohol and those who drank no alcohol.
“This was the first study to our knowledge that examined the risk of heart attacks among men with high blood pressure who drank moderately. Because excess alcohol intake clearly increases blood pressure, many men with hypertension are counseled not to drink, but our results suggest that may not be necessary if men drink safely and responsibly,” said lead author Joline Beulens, a PhD-fellow at TNO Quality of Life and Wageningen University and a visiting scholar at HSPH when the study began.
The study appears in the January 2, 2007, issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.
The researchers analyzed data from 11,711 hypertensive men from the Health Professionals Follow-Up Study, which was launched in 1986. Every four years, participants filled out a survey and noted the frequency with which they drank beer, red wine, white wine and liquor. Cases of non-fatal MI, fatal heart disease and stroke were documented from 1986 to 2002.
The results showed that, during that time span, 653 cases of total MI were documented, 279 fatal and 374 non-fatal. The authors found that consuming one to two drinks a day was associated with a decreased risk of fatal and non-fatal MI. No association was observed between alcohol consumption and risks of cardiovascular and total mortality. The study also investigated whether men changed their alcohol consumption after hypertension was diagnosed and whether specific alcoholic beverages or number of drinking days per week influenced the risk of heart attack.
Prior research has shown that one way alcohol consumption decreases the risk of heart disease is by increasing the levels of HDL cholesterol and possibly thinning the blood. Although those mechanisms were not the focus of this study, the relationship between alcohol drinking and lower heart attack risk remained after accounting for many differences between drinkers and non-drinkers, including their diet, physical activity and weight. Very light drinkers who consumed less than one drink every two to three days did not have lower risk than non-drinkers. However, because drinking three or more drinks a day increases blood pressure, it is important to adhere to the USDA guideline of one to two drinks a day or less.
The study’s limitations include that only male health care professionals participated, so it is not known whether the findings apply to women or men in different occupations.
“It is important for all individuals with high blood pressure to discuss their alcohol intake with their physicians, as heavy consumption, even occasionally, can raise blood pressure. However, our results suggest that men with high blood pressure seem to have the same lower risk associated with moderate drinking that other men do,” said Kenneth Mukamal, internist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
The study was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health, a travel grant from the Dutch Heart Association and a research exchange award from European Research Advisory Board.
“Alcohol Consumption and Risk for Coronary Heart Disease Among Men With Hypertension,” Joline W.J. Beulens, Eric Rimm, Alberto Ascherio, Donna Spiegelman, Henk F.J. Hendriks, Kenneth J. Mukamal, Annals of Internal Medicine, 2007; 146:10-19.

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Shattered pieces of my soul which I have to pick….
but you would never know….
Messages sent but never delivered…..
But today, I will send my final goodbye to you…….

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I fully agree. I just thought I’d join in on the long walk, short pier, conspiracy, Train derailment aspect of the thread.
I certainly believe the point system you described is where the Liberals want to take it. But they were afraid to this time round. We need to keep them afraid.
they will call the AR-15 "a potential M-16", just like the 80% lowers BS. Bam. Prohib. No new laws needed.
Nope. The lowers are different. There was that "shelf" thing a while back which would about all the could do if they banned those. When that notice came out I think it was determined that the vast majority of AR-15's weren't affected.
One of the first things you learn in law school...most crimes are conspiracies.
The big win for them will be removing black guns. This is step one. They are already making laws that used to exist, not exist, to meet their needs.
You’ll see I’ve done a few posts of over speculation or “hold my Chardonnay” possible quotes in other threads. So poking the worst case scenario stuff with similar stuff is merely entertainment. Mostly for my own. If you enjoyed or offended, so much the better. Bland indifference means it’s just for me then.
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Increases firearms prohibitions, increases the ability to deny or revoke firearms licences, increases the harassment of the licenced purchase of not yet restricted firearms, and increases the harassment of the requirement to obtain authorization to transport.
This bill is a blatant violation of your right to defend life, liberty, and property.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Chair Tai Chi - ongoing, Tuesdays, 9:45 to 10:30 a.m., Aging Partners Health and Fitness Center, 233 S. 10th St.
Tai Chi-Moving for Better Balance - begins Jan. 16, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., "F" Street Recreation Center, 1225 "F" St.; and Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. and 3 to 4 p.m., Gateway Vista, 225 N. 56th St.
Tai Chi-Continuing 24 Form - begins Jan. 22 (no class Feb. 19), Mondays, 1 to 1:30 p.m., Cotner Center Condominium, 1540 N. Cotner Blvd.
Refresh and Recharge - begins Jan. 16, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., Auld Recreation Center. This body conditioning class strengthens muscles, eases joint pain, improves balance and increases energy.
Dynamic Movement - begins Jan. 18, Thursdays, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m., St. Mark's United Methodist Church, 8550 Pioneers Blvd; begins Jan. 22, Mondays, 2 to 3 p.m., Cotner Center Condominium. This class focuses on stretching, breathing, dance steps and synchronized movements that isolate muscle groups, enhance flexibility, increase heart rate and improve strength.
Chair Yoga - begins Jan. 19, Fridays, 11 a.m. to noon, East Lincoln Christian Church, 7001 Edenton Road.
Contemporary Yoga - begins Jan. 22 (no class Feb. 19), Mondays, 9 to 10 a.m., Cotner Center Condominium, 1540 N. Cotner Blvd.
Contemporary Yoga II - begins Jan. 22 (no class Feb. 19), Mondays, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Cotner Center Condominium.
For most classes, there is a $4 suggested contribution for those age 60 and over and a $5 fee for those under age 60. Registration is required by calling 402-441-7575. Participants can attend as many classes as they want and are encouraged to attend as many as possible. For more information on Aging Partners Health and Fitness programs, visit aging.lincoln.ne.gov.


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Wendy Wheatcroft | What Issue Matters Most to You?
I want to represent all residents of District 7 and tackle the issues that matter most to you. Please take a second to answer this question to answer this quick poll.
If there are other issues that you feel are pressing in District 7, please contact me - I'd love to hear your insight.
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I've smeared a few planes in my time flying models, But this is the craziest one yet. Astro Flight 020 4 turn in a converted sloper. A 26' P-51 Dago racer. I hit a metal picnic table awning at well over 150+ Funny thing is...That's the motor after the crash. Motor mount, Still glued in. Motor shaft, Not bent. Prop, Not broken. Spinner, Missing and the other half of the the screw is broken off in the prop nut. Speed controller, Missing also. Crazy right.
1968 Moore point to point CNC jig grinder running on Fanuc 16...This baby is in tip-top shape. When I was a lot younger I used to do 200 holes a day on a manual.
Some unfortunate news...RC Foam is going out of business, I guess if you can't get Depron any more you can't sell it. Fortunately for me I drove down and picked up a box of 9mm. So I built a mini bow and have a whipit. I wonder what kind of wing I can build with a whole box.
Picked up a Sig T-Clips the other day and have been working on it. It had a power 52 and a six cell battery, Which made it fly very fast and heavy. After making a little custom motor mount it now has the worlds largest CD-Rom motor, A Motofly 4315 714Kv motor and a four cell. The plane is now a pound ans a half lighter and has a 20 watt per pound more performance.
The worlds largest CD-Rom motor.
Should I go with wheel pants.
Or should I go with bush wheels.
Great Planes powered Carbon-Z Cub flies great now.
I'm so glad Horizon and Great Planes are one in the same, I can now do this too.
Like my Cub I'm now a proud owner of a 30cc Ultra Stick, And like the Cub...That's right it gets an O.S. GF40 four stroke gasser.
The GT40 has the carburetor on the back of the engine and it extends the prop hub another inch and three quarters past the GT33 witch is a whole lot of nose weight.
Solution...I'll cut two inches off the nose of the fuselage...No big deal, But I really don't want to buy a roll of that ugly a$$ green Ultracote to fix it.
Fuselage is two inches shorter, 3/8 plywood is not fun to work with.
Two inches shorter and mounted, Left thrust line looks good.
With Horizon and Great Planes joining hands, I thought it's time for my Carbon-Z Cub to do the same.
That's right...That's a Rimfire 80. in my cub...No more dead sticks from the piece of crap E-Flight BL-50 delamination of the magnets and having to glue them back in. Real horsepower.
17X8 Prop...We'll see if I can keep the tips off the ground.
Finally scored me an Umma Gawd 250. Picked it pretty cheap and cleaned it up with a white frame kit.
I'm on board with iSDT charging...T8 1000 watt, PD-100 6 amp discharger, Battery checkers and the new C4 charging A123 cells.
I know some have had problems with the T8, But mine has served me very well.
The closest shave ever...Ain't no Harry's in that.
Now to find a used DX6 to try it out on.
So...This time he wanted me to solder female servo leads into the board so he would have a brick of female connectors glued together.
I came up with this to save space, I think it came out very cool...He liked it too.
First time I put end pins in an AR6210 with a a carbon satellite. It will be going into a full carbon pylon racer. Be interesting to see if it works, He didn't want to spend the 80 on a 6270.
I've had such good results with the Axi motor . I don't have a tach, but 24.5 Amps 340 watts and 4s on a 15X9.5 Vita prop. The motor is rated to 300 watts.
Going a little different direction with the new 2 meter hotliner. The 2217 Axi motor on a MPI 3.3:1 gearbox and Ice 50 are proving to be quit impressive.

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Sounds like Kirk is mad!
Look out Kirk, here comes Mudd!
Oh my, just what every woman wants to be asked!
I like the way Kirk says the last part.
a funny ending to a pretty good episode!

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10/3 Aim: What were the achievements of Mesopotamian Civilization?
Mesopotamia (/ˌmɛsəpəˈteɪmiə/, from the Ancient Greek: Μεσοποταμία ""[land] between rivers""; Arabic: بلاد الرافدين bilād ar-rāfidayn; Persian: میان‌رودان miyān rodān; Syriac: ܒܝܬ ܢܗܪܝܢ Beth Nahrain ""land of rivers"") is a name for the area of the Tigris–Euphrates river system, corresponding to modern-day Iraq, Kuwait, the northeastern section of Syria, as well as parts of southeastern Turkey and of southwestern Iran.Widely considered to be the cradle of civilization by the Western world, Bronze Age Mesopotamia included Sumer and the Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian empires, all native to the territory of modern-day Iraq. In the Iron Age, it was controlled by the Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Empires. The indigenous Sumerians and Akkadians (including Assyrians and Babylonians) dominated Mesopotamia from the beginning of written history (c. 3100 BC) to the fall of Babylon in 539 BC, when it was conquered by the Achaemenid Empire. It fell to Alexander the Great in 332 BC, and after his death, it became part of the Greek Seleucid Empire.Around 150 BC, Mesopotamia was under the control of the Parthian Empire. Mesopotamia became a battleground between the Romans and Parthians, with parts of Mesopotamia coming under ephemeral Roman control. In AD 226, it fell to the Sassanid Persians and remained under Persian rule until the 7th century Muslim conquest of Persia of the Sasanian Empire. A number of primarily neo-Assyrian and Christian native Mesopotamian states existed between the 1st century BC and 3rd century AD, including Adiabene, Osroene, and Hatra.

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Agriculture plays the most significant role in Afghanistan’s food security and economy development. Almost 60% of Afghan workforce relies on agriculture in order to ensure their sustainability. This sector guarantees 40% of Afghanistan’s gross domestic product. However, in reality, formers only own 13% of lands and cultivating 22% of crop land.
No policy baggage, no access to functioning markets, and large institutional and capacity deficit impedes agricultural and agro- industrial development.
Our experts and professionals are fully familiar with Afghanistan’s Agricultural and agro-industrial sectors.

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This initiative started as a volunteer Community Outreach Project as part of my Nutritional Therapy Practitioner training program.
I have created healthy team menus in the past, and knew I wanted to put together a simple system so that others could take advantage of them without the work of custom creating usable team menus.
The goal is simple - to help other teams offer a more well-rounded, nutritionally balanced variety of tasty foods at team sporting events.
We have an epidemic coming where 1 out of 3 children are expected to become diabetic. We must change from an excess carbohydrate and sugar laden diet to a more balanced diet.
Good news! These menus have been used before with many teams and have delighted the players, coaches and parents! So, we are confident that you too can make changes to offer a better nutritionally balanced offering to your athletes.
I am providing you, the team Food Coordinator, with 3 simple documents.
A Parent Information Letter (PIL) - yes, a letter that is already written that explains the value of healthier food options for group food at team events. You can edit it as you desire and email it to your parent list.
Secrets of Success (SOS) - your very own SOS document that shares tips and tricks for making your efforts a success. All the details you need as the team Food Coordinator.
Menu of Menus (MOM) - a great variety of menus await you and your team. Click on the Menu of Menus (MOM) to begin.
Have fun….. use the menus as you desire…..and change the menus as you desire.
We hope that these menus are the very beginning of providing better balanced foods for your teams, and raising the awareness and desire of athletes and their families to have more food variety and the consider the nutritional content of the foods that they are taking in.

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I’ve been thinking about Barbara Hepworth – here’s a Hepworth in Battersea Park.
Dear Readers, I hope you’re enjoying summertime, whether that’s in (currently) sunny London, or elsewhere! A few months have passed since my heart-warming visit to the States, and many encouraging plans are unfolding.
First, I’m very grateful to Cassie Herschel-Shorland, whom you might recall has become a dear friend through our collaboration on, and her generous assistance with, Double the Stars, my novel about astronomer Caroline Herschel. Cassie and I have worked together on several projects now, including Cassie designing the cover for Double the Stars and illustrating Pocket Horizon.
Cassie has kindly elected me as a Fellow of the RSA, the Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, whose aim is “to enrich society through ideas and action”. (Read more about Fellowship of the RSA.) This is an excellent opportunity to shift my efforts outwards, building on my goals of engagement and creative interdisciplinary work through a combination of science and writing. Fellowship of the RSA includes use of their building just off the Strand in central London, and access to a library and huge network of interesting and capable people.
I’ve recently focused my freelance efforts on writing pieces for The Lancet and The Lancet Psychiatry, and I’m delighted to have a handful of pieces coming out for them over the coming months. Find links to published articles on the “Freelance” page of my website.
In poetry news, I’m delighted that my publisher, Jamie McGarry, is beginning to expand his successful business, and in doing so has invited me to be an Associate Editor at Valley Press! This is an exciting opportunity to work closely with manuscripts that Jamie has already selected for publication, but wishes to delegate to AEs for the fine-tooth-comb editorial process. This will allow Jamie to give his attention to more books, and begin to grow the business in a responsible and manageable way. I’m equally honoured to have Valley Press as my main publisher, and would recommend them heartily to everyone. VP manages to balance business acumen, style and substance in a way that I have found few small presses capable of doing, and I’m excited to become an even more involved part of the “Valley Press family”.
An unexpected development in poetry and music came about recently, when I was contacted by the singer Carola Darwin (yes, if you’re wondering – a Darwin of the Darwin family,) and composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad, who would like to include poems from Darwin’s Microscope in a new song cycle they are writing about Darwin. Of course, I’m thrilled! This is an excellent lesson in momentum and patience: Darwin’s Microscope came out in 2009, and it has taken this long for someone (at the University of Leeds, apparently,) to tell Carola about my book, for her to go to the Poetry Library to seek it out (since it’s out of print – a new edition out with VP in a few years!) and to then contact me … And voila!
I have met not only a team of women whom I have no doubt will make this project a success, but Cheryl Frances-Hoad is in fact quite a famous composer and loves Opera di Cera. This is a dream come true: meeting a composer who might like to work on putting Opera di Cera to music. So, that’s all for the moment, but several wonderful new connections made, and a healthy reminder of how worthwhile it is to keep working, however quietly, on a project about which you are passionate.
So great to read your update and hear about all the exciting projects in the pipeline. All the best, and happy summer!
Thanks Sue – good wishes and happy summer to you!

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The construction of 154 feet tall Guru Nangsa Zelnen in Takila under Lhuentse Dzongkhag is in full swing. The site is located at the top of the Menbi Gewog, which is popularly known as Tangmochuu, a few kilometers away from the Gewog Centre. Our reporter, Kuenga Tashi, visited the site and filed this report on the progress of the works.
Most of the structures are almost complete. Currently, the work is mainly focused on the important part of the structure, the14 feet tall and 18 feet wide Guru’s face.
“We are expected to complete the face by end of 2012. We are focusing on the scale and measurement of the face. We want the work to be perfect,” said Kunzang Tobgay.
Over a hundred skilled workers are working to meet the deadline. Some are busy with the interior works and some with the other parts of the Statue. The wood curving is intricate and is based on the idea of Khenpo Karpo.
Bringing in sacred statues and other Nangtens are some of the important works. These are the statues of Jeo ri Nga, brought from Lhasa. They will be installed within the Guru Statue, once complete. The founders wanted to make it more elaborate but the budget constraint had to be kept in mind.
They wanted the whole statue to be covered in gold. “But while estimating we found that we needed over 100 kilograms of gold,” said the co-founder. So, they have decided to gild only some parts of the statue. For that, they need 13 kilograms of gold. They have been able to acquire three kilogram. Kunzang Tobgay said they will try to raise the needed amount though donations. The remaining work is expected to cost another Nu.70 million.
The idea Guru Nangsa Zelnen was conceived in 2005. However, the construction work began only in March 2008. It is expected to complete by end of next year.

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Water features are a great addition to a garden. They can transform an outdoor space by adding calming white noise, interest to the garden, and can even be a focal feature.
People often ask about self-contained water features for courtyards and small garden areas. We can definitely understand why. They are affordable, work well in small areas (because their pump equipment is typically within the water basin), and they are easy to install. Plumbing is not required all you need is a level area and power.
Here are a couple things to keep in mind when locating a self-contained water feature. Their compact pumps do not have filtration or chlorination, which can lead to build up and issues with the pump. Also because they do not require plumbing they do not have an auto fill. You will have to periodically check the water levels and fill as needed from evaporation.
Self-contained water features do require a little more maintenance, but if you are a hands-on gardener and don’t mind replacing the water and periodically checking the fountain it can be a great addition to your outdoor space!
To ease maintenance, run an irrigation drip to the fountain. When you plants get watered so will your fountain!

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Direct bus from Boston Logan Airport to Providence with Peter Pan Bus Lines. Bus tickets should be booked online because there is no ticket counter at the airport.
Ticket from Boston Logan Arpt, MA to Providence Downtown, RI approximatly US$ 20.
T.F. Green Airport is only ten miles from the city center and serves all major domestic airlines and is one of the nation's lower fare airports.
A standard cab fare to Providence city center is approximately US$30.
Please remember a 15 percent tip is considered standard in the United States.
In the United States of America the power sockets used are of type A / B. The electrical supply is 120 Volts and 60 Hertz (cycles per second).
Local transportation network does exist, but it is sparse compared to European standards.

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Tau Kappa Epsilon is a Fraternity for Life. It's important to stay involved and connected with the Fraternity even after you graduate. TKE would not be the successful Fraternity that it is today without the tireless efforts of our many alumni volunteers.
In this guide, you will find information on how to stay involved with your chapter and how you can contribute your time and talents beyond your own chapter. The Official Alumni Resource Guide highlights ways to get involved, stay connected, attend programs, join an Alumni Association, and how to contribute your other talents to assist TKE Nation.
Additionally, this guide provides information about the Life Loyal Teke program and ways to support the TKE Educational Foundation. Download the Staying Engaged in Tau Kappa Epsilon, the Fraternity for Life.
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The focus in Australia and New Zealand this week has been on remembering the commitment and sacrifice of the men and women in our armed forces. As there has been no Trans-Tasman ANZAC Day Challenge this year I have decided to make this issue a compilation of blog posts with an ANZAC Day theme.
I am including all of the posts I have read but apologise if I have missed any. Please let me know of any I may have overlooked and I will add them.
The Ancestor Digger Honouring the WWI ANZACS in our family, and the 10 who lost their lives serving - "Lest We Forget"
Experts in Genealogy: John Francis Walsh - Gallipoli 100 Years on.
Little Wandering Wren: ANZAC Day: Lest we forget.
Lost Medals Australia: An ANZAC Day find.
Travelgenee: #AtoZChallenge U for Uniform - Lest we forget.
I thought I was so organised for this month's #AtoZChallenge but, with moving house, a flurry of visitors and it being school holidays here it was a huge challenge to get through it.
Well I have just scheduled the final post so now I can breathe a massive sigh of relief and get on with my packing and decluttering and maybe even a little bit of research.
I haven't been a very collaborative participant as I haven't visited and commented on many other blogs. I'll try to catch up this week.
I have enjoyed the exercise as it has given me a chance to relive some of my travels. Mr GeniAus my travel partner, has also got into the spirit of the challenge by reading the posts each day and helping with suggestions of topics for some of the more difficult letters of the alphabet.
So far I have published 21 posts in the series and have 5 more scheduled. Should you feel like seeing what I have posted here are the links to date.
In the Second World War my Dad, Allan John Curry, served in the 2/7 Field Regiment. I checked to see if Trove could shed any light on his regiment.
As my blog is archived on Pandora I found a couple of my blog posts in the results. This post should join them when it is next archived.
Dad was in the Regiment in Borneo in 1945. This photo", SADAU ISLAND, BORNEO. 1945-04-30., from the Australian War Memorial Collection. shows EQUIPMENT COMING OFF LANDING CRAFT MEDIUM FOR 2/7 FIELD REGIMENT. I wonder if Dad and his mates were there for the unloading.
Dad was definitely a gunner in Tarakan at the time of this photo, TARAKAN, BORNEO. 1945-05-06. DEFENCE POSITIONS OF 2/7 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARMY, ON THE WESTERN END OF RIPPON FEATURE OVERLOOKING STRIPS TOWARDS THE WEST.
TARAKAN ISLAND, BORNEO, 1945-05-02. GUNS 1 AND 2 OF CORPS TROOP, 2/7 FIELD REGIMENT, ROYAL AUSTRALIAN ARTILLERY SHELLING TARGETS BEYOND THE AIRSTRIP DURING THE FIGHTING FOR TARAKAN HILL AND OILFIELDS. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- GUNNER W.V. BRYANT, (1); GUNNER D. ARNOLD, (2); GUNNER J.H.J. HAUSEN, (3); SERGEANT L. BICKLEY, (4), give me an idea of the environment in which he worked during the conflict.
Most of the newspaper articles mentioning the regiment related to social activities, the welfare committee, individuals' stories and postwar activities. The following tributes remind us of the cost of war.
I also discovered that there was a regimental history history written in 1952 and that it is held in our State Library of NSW. Here is the bibliographic record from Trove.
The history of the 2/7 Australian Field Regiment / edited and written by David Goodhart.
xix, 380 p.,  p. of plates : ill., maps, ports. ; 24 cm.
Australia. Army. Field Regiment, 2/7th.
Australia. Australian Army. 2/7th Field Regiment.
Australia. Australian Army. Field Regiment, 2/7th.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Regimental histories -- Australia.
Approved by the Official War Historian, Canberra, A.C.T.
Trove also carries several articles about the author and publication of the above work.
Friday when I usually post my GeniAus' Gems flew by as did Saturday. Now on Sunday morning I have found some time to share some blog posts that resonated with me up to Friday 21 April. This week I found several posts where bloggers' stories contained shared tips/reminders for researchers and also I learnt about people and places from other stories.
1. Two posts of most interest to we who blog came from my genimates James and Julie.
2. A different perspective on digging up the ancestors.
3. Remembering Henry at Canada Bay.
4. Chris reminiscences on Easter.
5. Learning from the challenge.
6. Another treasure from Alona's chest.
7. Kylie revisits the records.
8. A Kiwi genie visits Canberra.
10. Witnessing a gruesome scene.
11. Jen checks the facts.
12. Pauleen returns to blogging with two bumper posts.
My back is aching, my shoulder blades are sore and even my hands are hurting but I am well on the way to setting up my new geneacave.
Orphan photos to date and sort.
I have the challenge of one more large bookshelf to pack up, a cupboard that houses my gadgets and sougenirs to sort out and my desk to empty. Once that is all boxed up I can unpack it into my new office and get back to research and blogging in earnest.
My Grandmother's Birthday Book was a post I read on Michelle's Heritage way back in 2011.
As I am in possession of My Grandmother's Birthday Book I thought it also worthy of a blog post.
My Nanna's book is an ordinary little volume with a dark green cover. It gives me an insight into her life.
The Birthday Book, Links of Memory, was published in London in 1890 and is still available from Amazon.co.uk. It has a religious theme, each date being accompanied by a religious text.
I love opening this insignificant book,seeing my grandmother's familiar handwriting and researching the names recorded. Many of these are her cousins some are residents of Dungog the town where she grew up. The dates in the book have been most helpful as I research family members.
The Missing Man: A Morton Farrier novella, before retiring. Well that was the end of my early night.
The book was unputdownable, I just had to keep on reading right up to the last page. I don't know if Nathan has excelled himself with this latest adventure of Morton Farrier or, now that I have read all the previous stories, I am so familiar with the characters that they are like old friends and I have to keep up with their latest exploits but this story drew me in, I just couldn't put it down.
As with his other books I think that Nathan needs a bit of assistance to develop more attractive covers and layouts but one shouldn't judge ta his book by its cover.
In this tale we join Morton and his now wife, Juliette, on their honeymoon in Cape Cod. As well as honeymooning with the ever patient Juliette Nathan takes the opportunity to try and track down his American biological father. As we join Morton on this journey we learn about US research and repositories and are with Morton when he meets various members of his extended family.
The characters in this story are believable and the mix of dialogue and prose seems to work well. Nathan's writing has developed and improved in this work.
I would recommend this story to anyone who enjoys a good mystery. Thanks Nathan for producing such a beaut story and for providing me with a review copy. I hope that there is another Morton Farrier story coming out soon.
If you would like to purchase a copy of the book it is available for Kindle and Paperback in the US from Amazon and from here in the UK. We folk downunder can find the Kindle version on Amazon.com.au here.
I'm taking an hour off from packing boxes of books and geneastuff to indulge in a little blog business. I hope that the posts I am sharing today will do one of these three things, Educate, Enthuse or Entertain, that Michelle Patient mentioned in a recent podcast.
I've caught up on reading my overseas blog subs this week so have a couple of international posts to share as well as local items.
1. Lorine shares some exciting news for those with ancestors who may be buried in Highgate.
2. Libraries we love from my mates at Librarything.
3. Can you help James?
4. I don't think I can declutter to this level.
6. Genies in Geraldton reflect on their history.
7. A roadworthy story from Moya.
8. I'm ignorant in matters of music so found this educative.
9. A few suggestions for inclusion in your vocabulary.
11. What would Sydney be without the Royal Easter Show? Thanks fro the update, Pauline.
12. Something old is new again.
My best friend recently celebrated a significant birthday. I wanted to mark her birthday with a special gift, something that would keep on giving. She and her husband have recently downsized and have gone down the minimalist path so a nice piece of china or a crystal vase wouldn't have been appropriate.
A chance comment she made several months ago gave me an idea but I didn't know how it would be received. I purchased the present when there was a sale and put it aside. Although her birthday was in February I only saw her last week because we have both been travelling.
When we finally got together and I handed over the gift I was quite nervous. She had a perplexed look on her face when I handed over the lightweight parcel. Of course she was polite and read the card first then, when she extracted the white plastic envelope from the gift bag, I encouraged her to open it. She stared at the small pre-addressed brown envelope that was inside before the penny dropped. When she realised what it contained she was surprised and thrilled.
She is a genie and said that doing a DNA test was on her "To do" list. She promised to scrape her cheek and post it off the next day.
My present was a HIT. If you can't think of something for the persn who has everything how about surprising them with a DNA kit.
Mr GeniAus and I are preparing for our permanent move to Carey Bay near Toronto, NSW. We have been dividing our time between our Sydney house and there. As one does I started thinking about the people who had lived in Carey Bay. I turned to Trove to learn about some of them.
Firstly I found a photo of Miss Ethyl Thompson but due to copyright restrictions I cannot publish it. You can view it here: http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/15506519.
In the Government Gazette I found a notice of Bankruptcy.
There were several notices relating to probate and estates.
There were also several mentions of local folk in the newspapers. The good news is that I found a photo of Ethyl in the newspaper.
It seems as though the people from our neighbourhood are typical of Australians all around our country.
I have realy enjoyed my blog reading this week although I have concentrated on blogs from below the equator. Some weeks there are so many posts that resonate with me while in other weeks there are slimmer pickings, this was a bumper week.
1. Please help Jenny find her soldier.
2. No doubt there will be a flurry of posts on this topic. This was the first I read.
3. As I am in the throes of moving house this post from Diane struck a chord.
4. Manly Local Studies do a great job highlighting past citizens.
5. Third instalment in a charming series from Jennie. Read them all.
6. A new source of images for bloggers.
7. I loved the ovie, looks like I'll be reaing the book, thanks Alex.
8. Jess shares the tale of a skeleton.
9. Alona reminds us that boys will be boys.
10. It's time to get a new app under my belt.
I have found that several of my genimates (and I) downunder are participating in the 2017 A to Z blogging challenge. Please give your support. Here are links to some maiden posts (where are the boys!).
Finally congratulations to Chris who is celebrating her 1,000th post on her As they were blog.
The frequency of posting here on the Geniaus blog is suffering this month because I decided to take part in the 2017 A-Z Blogging Challenge over on my neglected personal blog, jillballau.
Each day except Sunday I will endeavour to post on that blog. I will be sharing photos of Windows that I have photographed on my travels and highlighting from A-Z the places where I found these Windows on the World.
So far I have managed to post on the first five days plus I have seven more posts scheduled. When I get a few more posts under my belt I'll turn my attention back to genealogy.
Tracing Ancestry in Scotland’s Heritable (Land) Records (Raymon Naisbitt) – Wednesday, April 12th at 1:00PM, B-2 Lab. This class illuminates the advantages and how to use Scotland’s heritable records. The Scottish made land conveyance a ‘science’ in that there are several record types which provide researchers with different perspectives on their ancestral lands and land conveyance over the centuries. Listen to what Raymon shares as he demonstrates how to use each record type in your Scottish genealogical research.
Scottish Naming Customs (Craig Foster) – Thursday, April 13th at 1:00PM, B-2 Lab. Tracing Scottish ancestry prior to about 1780 can be a bit tricky if you don’t know how the Scots used naming customs for naming their children. Come and learn exactly how to properly and accurately construct your Scottish family genealogies.
How to Trace Scotland’s Poor (Mark Gardner) – Friday, April 21st at 1:00PM, B-2 Lab. This must-see webinar promises to provide all Scottish researchers with skilled knowledge, key records and resources for tracing the less-fortunate in lesser-used but important records. Come and learn about all those records he identifies that will give you the best chance for successfully locating your Scottish poor.
Your British/Irish Research Questions Answered (Craig Foster) –Thursday, 27th at 1:00PM, B-2 Lab. Are you lost in your pre-1800 research in England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales? This is your big opportunity to gain direct access to one of the Family History Library’s professional genealogists to obtain answers to your brick wall ancestral research problem. Listen while Craig, and other researchers in-house and online provide some new, innovative ways that will be sure to help you along your more difficult ancestral trails.


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I welcome the invitation to share my experience and ideas on teaching law students about the real world of real estate from a transactional perspective, beyond the appellate cases that are the basis of so much traditional legal education.
For professors who have risen through the ranks of academic administration, serving as provost lets them broaden their reach. Provosts set an institution’s academic vision, supervise deans, oversee accreditation, create strategic plans, and manage budgets, among other things. It’s also a job with cachet on campus. The provost, second in command, is widely recognized as having a job that is a steppingstone to other high-profile positions, particularly a college presidency.
5 – 7 Terry Beitzel, Gjylbehare Muharti, and Hysen Nimani, Responsibility in the Balkans: Justice, Media and Arts.
8 – 22 Mujë Ukaj and Qendresa Jasharaj, International Criminal Responsibility in Kosovo: Establishment of the International Criminal Court - de lege lata, de lege ferenda.
23 – 41 Avdullah Robaj and Sabiha Shala, Responsibility in Building Rule of Law: Kosovo Challenges.
42 – 54 Mujë Ukaj, The Irresponsible Persons: the Imposition and Execution of the Mandatory Treatment Measures on Criminal Procedure of Kosovo.
55 – 64 Gani Asllani, Bedri Statovci, and Gentiana Gega, Development and Protection of Economic Competition in Kosovo.
What happened when three IU law professors were accused of harboring Communist sympathies in 1946.
Originally published in the publication 200 The Bicentennial Magazine, Volume 2, Issue 1, January 2019.
This Article describes the role of communication exercises in transactional law and skills education, and provides several examples of such exercises. After a discussion of fundamental differences between communication in the context of litigation and transactional law, the Article discusses exercises designed to improve written communication skills, including the use of e-mail, in the context of transactional law. It follows with a similar discussion of exercises focusing on oral communication skills, including listening, interviewing, counseling, negotiation, and presentations. The Article concludes with examples of exercises combining oral and written communication skills in the context of simulated transactions.


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DAVAO CITY, Philippines — Looking for a place to bond with your family this holiday season? Davao City’s People’s Park is attracting more visitors after the city government reconstructed the Fun Park area for the children.
The public park now has a dancing light show and illuminated trees perfect for a night stroll. The City Information Office on Friday, December 15 also announced that Santa Claus is available for a selfie from 5 pm to 9 pm.
The CIO said the city government allotted P4.5 million to renovate the fun park, which included the 360-square meter rubber mat floor that protects children from injuries.
“We reconstructed the fun park area so that we can comply with the safety standard that is a requirement for a children’s playground,” said City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio.
Park manager Architect Jenny Ann Matuguinas said that the recent development of the park is also attracting foreign tourists.
“We observed an increase (in the number) of people visiting People’s Park. Whether they are Dabawenyos or foreigners, we can really see that they are enjoying our park,” Matuguinas said.

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I think Dolo had some wonderful ideas about setting up trade with some other tribes and the line of RP with the she Urts in cardy is not only refreshing (interaction without arrows) and allows us to get to know some other members in teh sims without them having to be the males that have us held captive. Besides, they are going to help us get LeFay. That is ALWAYS a good thing!
Trading for writing emote line does not have any interest.
Panthers trades because they need to, because they can't produce everything. They trade what they miss.
Trades work with a role play INSIDE the group before OUTSIDE. For the moment that does not exists so trade will not have any impact.
No sense to discuss 2 hours about how many line to bind someone or if the bow does x% less or more if base are not there. Stock is one of the base in my opinion. This is one of the reason why panthers fights. They don t do it for pleasure. They do it by necessity.
There is in some forum discussion about what panthers can produce. Their economy is realy basic. They are huntress so basicly they do not produce. Some says that they should not even be able to have blacksmith and produce arrows. These are in my opinion just discussion, the important is to take in consideration an aspect that may give real good rp time.
I have remove stock servers last night. No use. We were just creating items. Was just a check and it works. When the En will take any decision she can do it herself. NC has been writed.

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The common peroneal nerve (also common fibular nerve, external popliteal nerve, lateral popliteal nerve, latin: nervus peroneus communis) is one of the terminal branches of the sciatic nerve. The common peroneal nerve is a mixed nerve, it contains sensory and motor fibers.
The common peroneal nerve arises above the popliteal fossa, runs along the medial edge of the biceps femoris to the neck of the fibula, where it divides into terminal branches: the deep peroneal nerve and the superficial peroneal nerve.
On its course the common peroneal nerve gives rise to two side branches: the articular branches and lateral sural cutaneous nerve.
The common peroneal nerve supplies the short head of the biceps femoris, provides sensory innervation for the skin of the lateral region of the lower leg and the dorsum of foot, and also for the knee joint.


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Opinion: A monopoly on e-commerce benefits the government, and the black market, at the expense of consumers.
On January 31st, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (ACGO) stated legal cannabis shops in the province will be prohibited from offering online retail options to consumers. This means that the initial 25 cannabis stores in Ontario and the multitude of stores that could open once the province lifts its temporary cap on retail licences won’t be able to offer consumers online ordering for store pickup (click and collect). Nor will they be able to offer any same-day delivery services.
The move to mandate that the province have a monopoly on cannabis e-commerce benefits the government, and the black market, at the expense of consumers.


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Australia has been in drought for a while now (Aug 2018), but that is only a tiny part of the reason for the escalating beef prices we have witnessed over the last five years.
The reason that beef exports should be important to any dog owner is two-fold.
1 There is a push to feed dogs real food (meat) and if legislation happens to clean up the pet food industry, more meat will be consumed by dogs, and that will put further pressure on beef prices.
2 Even if no more meat is put into commercial dog food, and no one else begins raw feeding (meat) to dogs, The price of meat based dog treats will continue to increase with the increase in exports.
Australia has long been considered the lucky country. But after we have allowed the govt to 'sell the farm' overseas, and rejoice at increased exports of our beef, it will not remain lucky for long.
The information below is from the MLA, the governing beef organisation that has the main goal of keeping beef (and other farm products) prices high for farmers. The problem is that there are a few little independent farms and 'farmers' left. So this article has very little to do with the image of the little battling farmer. With massive station consolidation and corporation buyouts, much of the export profits are going into corporations and their shareholders. In effect, the Australian people are the ones daily paying for those shareholders to become rich. And that profit should not be on a staple food (beef) that disproportionately affects the lower income people of Australia.
The MLA says it best when they say "There has been a great deal of conjecture about the factors that affect beef prices in Australia over recent years, to the extent that there is now a Parliamentary Committee inquiring into this question, and in particular the impact of consolidation in the meat processing sector on meat prices."
The first graph in this report above shows that beef prices were relatively stable between 2010 and 2013 but have been increasing from 300c/ Kg in 2013 to 550 c/ Kg in 2017. The 'down turn' at the end of the graph is expected to be short term unless the drought is protracted. Normally short supply means an increase in prices but South American beef exports to America are taking up any short fall in Australian beef prices, suppressing exports to North America and limiting price increases from our traditional export majors.
The graph below goes someway to compare beef prices with other food prices in Australia Versus the consumer price index (CPI). As you will see from about 2013 the CPI remained relatively flat, while Australian beef prices dramatically ramped up. Yes 'fruit and veg' prices have been a lot more volatile, but also include many types of products making up that grouping (eg avocados). And this article is about the causes of the rise in beef prices and the affect of that on dog treats and dog food.
Australia global beef exports have been relatively stable at near 600,000 tonnes swt. But it hides the high and increasing demand for certain countries.
Of this total export amount, North America and Japan take up the lions share. North American exports have fluctuated wildly between 100,000 and 300,000 tonnes swt- due to Australia's competition with other importers to that country and American protectionism measures.
Japan totals have ramped down since 2005 to only being 150,000 tonnes swt in 2017. So these are not necessarily high growth markets that will put future price pressures on domestic Australian beef prices.
The SE Asia graph (major two countries accounting for 90% of the exports are Indonesia 60% and Philippines 30%) show an increase in Australian been export consumption from 20,000 tonnes swt in 2008 to its current levels around 80,000. This is a big increase, however these countries aren't expected to have major GDP increases so their buying power isn't likely to cause major increases in export opportunities (at least at high prices).
China has had one of the largest GDP growths of any large country for the last ten years. Their economy is based on exporting finished goods globally, and as their country's wealth increases so does the wages of their billion plus people. And unlike Japan and Americas populations, China's population is still growing much faster in terms of absolute numbers. With few restrictions on property ownership in Australia, and several cattle stations and abattoirs already in the hands of Chinese ownership, it is likely that Chinese beef exports will continue to ramp up and outstrip America and Japan combined.
The MLA squarely puts previous price rise issues on the competitiveness of Australian beef with the American herds and other beef imports into America. However from these few graphs it is easy to see how SE Asia and China exports are likely to outstrip our major beef trading partners in the next few years.
Even without droughts, Australia has a very limited amount of arable land to support large cattle herds. Large herds, with hard hooves, can cause substantial damage to the environment (erosion). With Australia's population recently reaching 25 million and no clear population growth strategy for sustainability, and the increase in appetite of our large population nearby Asian neighbours it is clear that in times of good weather, that more of our beef will be exported overseas driving up beef prices in Australia.
That will mean an increase in beef human and dog food/ dog treat prices in Australia. International beef supply will increase as demand increases, but is unlikely to meet demand with the high economic growth of China and other SE Asian large population countries.
Given this information, I am still amazed how low we have managed to keep our beef jerky and other dog treat prices over the last five years. And when you compare 100% beef jerky to mechanically deboned meat (MDM) and other mystery meats included in some dog food pellets it is easy to understand how the premium dog treats will soon be forced to only be affordable for the rich .. shame Australian politicians, shame.


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SCC & Corvette Forum A&W Cruise!
What happens when you get a Corvette Club and a group of Corvette enthusists off the internet together?
and over took the entire canopy area!
Can we order if we're not sitting in our cars?
Peter & Michele order up an old fashion root beer Float!
11 Cars from the Corvette Forum and Syracuse Corvette Club took a nice ride down to Cortlandville and took in an old fashion, days goneby American Icon!
We just about filled the canopy area and orderd OUT of our cars! Barb and Jon Smith had the right idea with their 59, pop the trunk, prop it open and sit in it for lunch! They had the best seats in the house!
8 Of the Corvettes tried to head back up to Syracuse together but traffic and zigging when I should have been zagging caused us to lose 4 of the 8 ...We took Route 11 home. Great windy and curvey road! Great to see what the 'ole girl can do! You can really open it up in some stretches, right Chuck?

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Periodontal disease treatment varies, depending on the depth of the disease. Complete periodontal disease pictures reveal the various periodontal disease stages to your New Orleans dentist. They direct the level of your treatment. Whether you have a severe periodontal disease or just the beginnings of gingivitis, your cosmetic dentist at the Comfort Smiles considers both your oral health and your appearance.
The first thing to remember if you have a periodontal disease is not to panic. Things may not be as bad as you think. Gum disease can happen to anybody and with prompt treatment from a top New Orleans dentist at Comfort Smiles Dentistry, your periodontal disease may be more of a passing inconvenience than it is a cause for major concern.
Periodontal disease is also called periodontitis or just plain gum disease. Everybody has mouth bacteria, but if you have periodontal disease, the bacteria have turned against your gum tissue. Many years ago, gum disease ultimately led to tooth loss. Periodontal disease pictures speak volumes about the potential for disaster. But thanks to modern advances and skilled cosmetic dentists, your smile can be saved.
Gingivitis is just a pretty way of saying swollen gums. And gingivitis comes before the periodontal disease. In the early stages of gingivitis, plaque builds up on your teeth. The bacteria that harm your gums actually live in the plaque. It’s a type of infection that causes your gums to swell. They may even bleed while you’re brushing.
Gingivitis makes your gums irritated and inflamed, so visit your New Orleans dentist soon when you notice these symptoms. If left untreated, the disease can get a lot worse. Once it advances to periodontal disease, your gum and bone begin to separate from your teeth and form pockets around them. These pockets collect debris and breed more bacteria.
In early periodontal disease stages, plaque begins growing below your gum line. The toxins it produces are attacked by your body’s immune system. In cases of a severe periodontal disease, the enzymes that your body uses to fight the bacteria cause the most damage to the bone and connective tissue that holds your teeth in their proper place. If allowed to continue, tooth loss is inevitable.
It’s not simply a bad habit. It causes a variety of medical issues and concerns. For instance, smoking makes it extremely difficult for your gums to repair themselves.
Hormonal changes. Changes that happen during puberty, menstruation, pregnancy and menopause affect your gums. They can make your gums more sensitive and susceptible to gingivitis.
Diseases such as HIV and cancer wreak havoc on your immune system. And diabetes puts you at higher risk for developing infections that include periodontal disease.
Drugs that lessen the flow of saliva can impact your oral health because saliva cleans your teeth and gums. And there are some medications that may cause your gum tissue to grow irregularly, such as Dilantin and Procardia.
Poor dental hygiene. Bad dental habits make it easier for periodontal disease to develop. Brushing and flossing daily are the best ways to prevent gum disease.
Family history. If your family members have had dental disease, it increases your chances of developing periodontal disease.
While an experienced New Orleans dental team can accurately diagnose the disease, it takes a talented dentist — even a cosmetic dentist — to conduct periodontal disease treatment. The aim of periodontal disease treatment is to successfully heal and reattach your gums to your teeth. Your treatment options depend on the stage of the disease.
Severe periodontal disease requires a more invasive procedure than a mild case of swollen gums. Periodontal disease treatment can vary from deep cleaning to surgery. Medications are often used in conjunction with dental treatments. Your dentist may also recommend certain lifestyle changes, such as giving up smoking.
Periodontal disease isn’t the end of the world. But what happens next depends on the quality of dental care you receive and the level of commitment you have to maintaining the health of your gums. If you come in for a bi-annual dentist check-up, you’re more likely to catch the disease early.
The team of experts at Comfort Smiles Dentistry tends to your oral health with professionalism and care. In a city where your smile can seal a deal, you can’t afford to take chances. You deserve to be treated by people you can trust, dentists with an established reputation in New Orleans.
Do you have any questions about Periodontal Disease Treatment in New Orleans? Would you like to schedule an appointment for a comprehensive periodontal exam today? Please contact our office.

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1. I'm thankful for my relationship with my husband - it has been an emotional year for the both of us. From the times when he was away but through all the ups and downs, we are stronger than ever.
2. I'm thankful for my ever-understanding parents - for always being there for me. For having to go through all the hassle and troubles that I've created for myself and them.
3. I'm thankful for my current job - after going through a couple of failures. I'm glad that I've finally landed in an amazing team.
4. I'm thankful for true friends - new and old friends, friends who would appear at times in need and are always there.
5. I'm thankful for my health and well-being - for being able to manage time to workout as well.
6. I'm thankful for my dart sponsors - for supporting me for the past 3 years (4th year this renewal). Also, to my new sponsor.
7. I'm thankful for my older sibling - the person who has given me numerous meaningful advice despite teasing me since young.
8. I'm thankful for my ability and opportunities to travel - for the hectic business trips and fun adventures!
9. I'm thankful for You & Co. - my hobby and passion in wedding planning and decorating.
10. I'm thankful for my blog - for being able to express my feelings and share my thoughts.

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It’s been seven months since we moved into our very own house. Seven months and I am finally getting my wardrobe. Now that there are shelves and rails to hang clothes, all that’s left to do is the sliding doors. And boy, will they be worth the wait.
If I’m honest, I thought it would take three … tops. The reason for me giving what I thought to be a very generous three months was because we both work five days a week and I’m hopeless at measuring things and carrying heavy or awkwardly sized items; sometimes me helping is worse than me not helping. Back to the point. There became an immediate need to address some drainage issues and that involved cutting up concrete – a very deep slab of concrete – to install drains so water would run away from the house instead of under it. Thankfully I didn’t have to deal with any of it so I couldn’t exactly complain that there was no wardrobe to house my clothes.
I have been due to make a dish on the sweeter side for a while but lately, I’ve lost a bit of the sweet tooth that has carried me through life for 20-something years. I settled on banana bread because it’s the perfect treat that a sweet tooth or non-sweet tooth can enjoy. I’m not huge on bananas but I’m challenging myself to diversify and find ways to enjoy foods I don’t like. Plus, when have I ever turned up my nose at a slice of Alannah-friendly banana bread? Never.
Mix the wet ingredients in a bowl and set aside. Mix the dry ingredients and ensure no lumps. Add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and mix until well combined.
Pour into a lined loaf tin and cook in the oven for 60-70 minutes.
Remove from oven and stand for 20 mins before taking the loaf out of the tin. Rest on a cooling rack before slicing and serving.


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Eugene has long been known as Tracktown, USA, and if you want to follow in the footsteps of Steve Prefontaine, there are plenty of routes around town for doing some running. At the Convention & Visitors Association of Lane County Oregon, you can pick up a map of area running trails. These jogging routes include the popular Pre's Trail, a 3.87-mile system of loops in Alton Baker Park, which is just across the Willamette River from downtown Eugene. You'll find Hayward Field off Agate Street in the southeast corner of the campus.
With two rivers, the McKenzie and the Willamette, flowing through the area, it isn't surprising that Eugene offers quite a few water-oriented activities. You can rent canoes and kayaks at Oregon River Sports, 4000 Franklin Blvd. (tel. 888/790-PADL  or 541/334-0696; www.oregonriversports.com), which has its canoe-rental facility in Alton Baker Park. Canoes and kayaks rent for $12 per hour.


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15-year-old Christopher has an extraordinary brain: He is exceptional at mathematics but ill-equipped to interpret everyday life. He has never ventured alone beyond the end of his road, he detests being touched, and he distrusts strangers. Now it is 7 minutes after midnight, and Christopher stands beside his neighbor’s dead dog, Wellington, who has been speared with a garden fork. Finding himself under suspicion, Christopher is determined to solve the mystery of who murdered Wellington, and he carefully records each fact of the crime. But his detective work, forbidden by his father, takes him on a thrilling journey that upturns his world. Winner of the 2015 Tony Award for Best Play.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time was presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York.


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Yesterday was pretty good, as Wednesday's go. Had drinks after work with my good friend Sal and then headed off to Sakura (again, no web prescence - what is with these people) for all you can eat Sushi - yay!
So on that note, I like to publicly apologise to my amazing friend Sal for me implying in an earlier post that she did not play a role in ensuring I kept my sanity firmly in my possesion during the last few months of this chaos called my life. She kindly provided me with a place to stay when I needed it most (I hope you're using that egg-pricker!) and ensured there was always someone to listen when I needed to cry.
I'd also like to thank her for being one of the best kinds of friend you can have, the kind who is brave enough to tell you when you upset them. I didn't forget her, but while my life has been in a constant state of flux, she has been very busy lately renovating & decorating a lovely home for herself and her man. No excuses tho. Sorry Sal :) Was fabulous to see you last night and we'll do it again soon!
Which brings me to the whole "friends" thing. This is a vent I've been holding off on for a while. But, I'm not in exactly the right mood to do it now ... so perhaps I'll wait. Or maybe I won't.
Nah, I tried to let it all spill out onto the page, but it's not working right now. Will hold onto it until I can't any longer ... and then you're in trouble!
But, on a lighter note, to match my mood this morning :) Here's a weird new product on the market, BreathCapture. The world is certainly getting more & more peculiar! My fav quote about this product (from Gizmodo) was: and you can even make it into a cross shape to combine your spirituality with your lousy judgement in sentimentality. Pahahahaha. Anyway, it's a little Angelina Jolie for me!


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SNAP is a degree program designed to provide the technology skills an administrator needs to manage today's network driven information infrastructure. Specifically built for degree-seeking system or network administrators, this program keys in on the design, installation, and management of computer systems and network infrastructures. You will gain valuable, hands-on experience with Microsoft® products, Linux operating systems, Cisco® products, Database Management Systems, Web servers and related hardware and software components commonly used throughout most industries. If you have a foundational understanding of computers and a desire to advance your career as a network administrator, SNAP is your clear path to success.
This course provides an in-depth study of basic Linux administrative tools and practices. It is based on the curriculum recommended by the Linux Professional Institute for certification at the LPIC-1 level, and can be used to prepare for certification exams 101 and 102. Topics covered in this course include Linux commands, shell scripts, file systems, networking, security, and troubleshooting.
This course consists of an advanced study of Linux servers, networking, administrative tools and practices. It is based on the curriculum recommended by the Linux Professional Institute for certification at the LPIC-2 level, and can be used to prepare for certification exams 201 and 202. Topics covered in this course include resource utilization, compiling the kernel, Linux Web, DNS, DHCP, email, file, print, and database servers, enterprise networking, shell scripts, file systems, networking, security, and troubleshooting. Prerequisite: CIS 338, or a current LPIC-1 certification, or two years documented experience as a Linux system administrator.
This course provides the knowledge and skills required to administer small to medium-sized networks in server environments. Hands-on demonstration and practical application of administrative tools, utilities, and configurations in server environments will be the most significant feature of the course. Issues dealing with security, troubleshooting, and configuration will be presented, discussed, and applied by the students in the classroom.
A project-based course which focuses on the use of tools and methodologies applied to virtualization of computing resources. Emphasis is placed on the abstraction of resources-including hardware, software, and networks-rather than physical resources. Students will complete a project designing and configuring servers and workstations in an entirely virtual environment.
This course provides the knowledge and skills required to design, install configure, administer, and troubleshoot client and server messaging systems. This class introduces the concepts of email systems, instant messaging systems, voicemail messaging systems, mobile messaging, and how the various systems can be synchronized and harmonized to provide users a more efficient messaging environment.
This course explores the configuration and management of Apache and IIS web servers. It covers web server installation, configuration, management, networking, active content support, and security.


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The overarching objective of the Warehouse-in-a-Box (WIB) project was to promote more efficient and integrated health sector supply chain management in Nigeria, through the rapid deployment and commissioning of pharmaceutical warehouses in Abuja and Oshodi, Lagos. This was aimed towards streamlining drug distribution in the country to promote sustainable healthcare delivery and best practice warehousing in Nigeria's healthcare industry.
In Nigeria, as part of the PPP development process, the law requires the preparation of an Outline Business Case (OBC) highlighting the technical, legal/regulatory, financial and economic feasibility of the proposed project and presenting PPP options for its implementation. The United States Agency for International Development, through the Partnership for Supply Chain Management (PFSCM), therefore sought the services of an experienced Transaction Advisor to prepare an OBC for the two warehouses.
The project objective was to establish the technical and financial viability of the two facilities as PPP projects. CPCS's core task was to develop a robust OBC, towards the purpose of obtaining approval from the relevant regulatory authorities – the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) and Federal Executive Council (FEC).

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Colored spice drops; mini, regular and mega milk chocolate and peanut candy-coated chocolates (such as M&M's); licorice whips; chocolate and orange sprinkles; small nonpareils; coarse sugar; mini marshmallows; mini chocolate chips; jells beans; and candy-coated chocolate sunflower seeds.
1 of 4 Prepare cake mix as package directs in assorted cupcake sizes. Let cool.
2 of 4 Microwave semisweet chocolate in a glass bowl for 1 minute on high power. Line a baking sheet with waxed paper.
3 of 4 Stir chocolate until smooth. Transfer to a piping bag fitted with a writing tip. Pipe bat and owl wings, cat and owl ears and Frankenstein hair onto waxed paper. Refrigerate at least 30 minutes to set.
4 of 4 Divide one can white frosting into 2 bowls. Tint one bowl light blue, one bowl orange. Remove half of the second can to a small bowl and tint pink.
1 of 9 Pumpkin: Frost cupcake orange. Pipe lines onto frosting to form ridges. Slice a spice drop for stem. Pipe on face with chocolate frosting, if desired.
2 of 9 Bat: Spread cupcake with blue frosting. Roll edge in sugar. Use candy-coated chocolates for the body. Remove 2 wings from waxed paper; tuck under body.
3 of 9 Spider: Spread a mini cupcake with chocolate or orange frosting. Coat with sprinkles. Tuck in 8 licorice whip pieces for legs. Place a candy-coated chocolate on top; pipe on eyes.
4 of 9 Spiderweb: Frost cupcake any color. Pipe contrasting spiral on top. Draw a knife through spiral, starting at center. Place regular and mini candy-coated chocolates on web. Pipe on eyes and legs.
5 of 9 Vampire: Spread cupcake with white frosting. Use chocolate frosting for hair. Slice a spice drop for eyes. Use a nonpareil for nose. Create eyeballs with frosting and mini chocolate chips. Pipe on a mouth and blue fangs.
6 of 9 Frankenstein: Spread cupcake with blue frosting. Attach chocolate hair, jelly bean nose and bolts. Create eyes with candy-coated chocolates, eyeballs with white frosting and mini chocolate chips. Pipe scars and mouth.
7 of 9 Cat: Spread cupcake with white or chocolate frosting (or both). Affix candy-coated chocolates as eyes; add chocolate ears or make white ears from a mini marshmallow halved diagonally. Pipe on nose, whiskers, mouth, inner ears and pupils.
8 of 9 Owl: Spread cupcake with white frosting. Affix wings and ears; use sprinkles for feathers. Create eyes with candy-coated chocolates, eyeballs with white frosting and mini chocolate chips. Make beak and feet with candy-coated sunflower seeds.
9 of 9 Makes 24 cupcakes.

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Four bombs, three at tube stations or on trains and one on a bus, shook London during the morning ‘rush hour’ of Thursday 7 July. The Socialist Party in England and Wales and the CWI condemn these bombings and those who carried them out.
At the time of writing there are more than 50 fatalities and over 700 injured. However, tragically this figure is likely to rise. 10 were killed on the bus which was bombed. The bus was a number 30 which runs from the working class district of Hackney Wick up to central London and was full of working class people. It appears that three tube trains were bombed and there are reports that the bus bombing was carried out by a suicide bomber. Like the 100,000 killed since the occupation of Iraq by US and British imperialism or those killed in the New York and Madrid attacks, those who died were overwhelmingly ordinary working people.
Although these bombings targeted central London, most of those affected were clerical workers, transport workers, students and other public sector employees. The majority of the British population opposed the war in Iraq. Many of the victims probably joined the massive anti-war demonstrations which took place in London and other cities in England and Wales, including the massive 2 million strong anti war protest on 15 February 2003.
In the main it is an attack on the working class of London. One of the bombed tube trains exploded between Liverpool Street and Aldgate East station. Aldgate East is a run down poor area with a large Muslim population. It was not an attack on the rich or capitalism.
The London Mayor, Ken Livingstone rightly declared: "This is a terrorist attack against working class Londoners, black and white, Muslim and Christian, Hindu and Jew, young and old…This was not a terrorist attack against the mighty and the powerful. It was not aimed at presidents or prime ministers".
Unfortunately, Ken Livingstone has not drawn the right conclusions from his own remarks. He rejoined the party which supported the war on Iraq and has implemented vicious anti-working class neo-liberal in Britain and internationally rather then begin to build a new party that would represent working class Londoners.
Like in other attacks many workers and ordinary people intervened to try and help the injured. Bus drivers took the injured to hospital. Clothing store workers took clothes from the shops to put on those whose clothing was torn from them by the blast. Fire crews, tube workers, ambulance workers and rank and file policemen lent assistance to passengers and passers.
This was in contrast to the big London hotels whose owners in some cases tripled prices for rooms for the night to try and make a quick financial profit from those who could not get home.
Following the attacks the entire London, tube net-work was shut down and all bus services in central London were cancelled. Train and bus travel to the rest of the country was seriously disrupted and services suspended from many main line stations.
After the initial reports of the first explosion London Transport management issued a statement which blamed it on a ‘power surge’. It was the Rail Maritime and Transport workers union (RMT) which announced that it was a terrorist attack.
Although most Londoners have been shaken by these bombings some form of terrorist attack has been long expected. It seems that this outrage was carried out by an al-Qa’eda linked organisation which justified it because of the imperialist wars and occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan. A previously unknown organisation, the ‘Secret Organisation of al-Qa’eda of Jihad in Europe’ has claimed responsibility and threatened that further attacks will be organised in Italy and Denmark. This claim still needs to be verified.
Al-Qa’eda is not an organisation of national liberation which struggles for the interests of the oppressed peoples in Muslim countries. As the CWI commented at the time of the attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York it is a reactionary organisation backed by rich Saudi Arabians. The policies and methods it defends do not champion the rights of the oppressed or the mass of the Muslim peoples. It attacks the rights and interests of the working class and poor Muslims and fosters ethnic conflict and sectarianism amongst them. In countries like Britain these actions make the lives of Muslims and others from ethnic minorities even harder and increases discrimination against them. Socialists cannot lend any support or sympathy to such an organisation.
The indiscriminate nature of the attacks carried out by al-Que’ada organisations - targeting innocent working people of all races and religions shows the contempt they have for the mass of people. They do not direct their attacks at the ruling class in the imperialist countries or their political representatives. They attack "soft targets" without warning meaning most of their victims are working class people. As one analyst put it: "Their philosophy is: why attack a tiger when there are so many sheep?..." indicating their contempt for working class people.
Socialists have always opposed the methods of individual terrorism which subjugates the mass mobilisation of working people for the actions of a small group. These methods only serve to strengthen the ruling class and capitalism. However, in the past, 19th century terrorist groups in Russia and other countries at least targeted individual rulers or leaders rather than innocent victims. The effect of such indiscriminate killings, such as those carried out by al-Qa’eda, is reactionary and must be condemned by socialists.
The attack was clearly well coordinated and prepared in advance. It appears to have been aimed to coincide with the G8 Summit in Scotland and then the celebrations following London winning the nomination for the 2012 Olympic Games.
Blair and Bush had tried to use both these events as a means of ‘rehabilitating’ themselves. However, these terrible attacks are a consequence of the policies and actions of these and other capitalist rulers and their system in Iraq, the brutal oppression of the Palestinian people by the imperialist backed Israeli state and the massive exploitation of the peoples of the neo-colonial countries.
Blair was attempting to use the ‘Make Poverty History’ campaign, the winning of the Olympic Games 2012 bid and the anniversary of the ending of World War II to ‘restore’ his position. The consequences of these events can eventually shipwreck his plans.
However, in the short term the Blair government will undoubtedly try to use these attacks to launch a campaign to win support, playing on the fears of people and try to introduce even more repressive legislation. This may have some effect temporarily in ‘rallying support’. However, this will eventually give way to even greater opposition to him and his policies.
With most of the security chiefs and security measures currently focused on the G8 summit in Gleneagles, those who carried out this attack ‘took the opportunity’ to cause maximum damage in London. Thousands of police officers from London were deployed to Edinburgh to protect the G8 leaders.
The leaders of the G8 were safely ensconced in the luxury hotel at Gleneagles when these attacks took place. Following the bombings both Bush and Blair issued hypocritical statements condemning the attacks. Bush, in his usual display of arrogance in a radio interview contrasted "what is happening in London to those who are meeting in Gleneagles to resolve the problems of poverty and Aids".
Blair, who was visibly shaken by the bombings and the possible consequences it will have, in a statement declared that: "It is particularly barbaric that this happened on a day when people are meeting to try to help the problems of poverty in Africa and the long term problem of climate change and the environment".
Yet all of the statements made by these leaders condemning the bombers can equally be applied to what they themselves have done in Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries.
The policies these leaders have imposed on the peoples of the world have been responsible for increasing poverty wars and terrorism. They are responsible, together with the pharmaceutical companies for denying those suffering from HIV/AIDS drugs that will lengthen life expectancy.
The war in Iraq which they have waged has resulted in over 100,000 Iraqi civilian deaths. It is capitalism and the drive for profits that is responsible for the destruction of the environment.
However, as in New York, Bali and Madrid it is the ordinary working people who have paid the price for the imperialist wars they have waged in Iraq and Afghanistan and the back-breaking exploitation of the peoples of Asia, Africa and Latin America.
Blair and other capitalist leaders will use these bombings to try and justify the introduction of further repressive legislation and attacks on democratic rights. Blair will use these bombings to try and force through the introduction of national identity cards (ID cards) and a national register which currently do not exist in Britain. This proposal was facing serious opposition and the prospect of defeat prior to the London bombings. Following these events it is now more likely to be agreed to in parliament. Whether it will be accepted by a majority of people, especially young people, is another question.
These bombings again illustrate that repression cannot remove the threat of terrorism. All of the repression by the British state against the IRA in Ireland could not defeat that organisation. In Madrid the existence of ID cards did not prevent the bombings there. The current threat of terrorist attacks by al-Qa’eda organisations arises from the consequences of the policies of the main imperialist powers in Iraq and other countries and the social catastrophe that imperialism and capitalism has caused in the neo-colonial world.
Blair is attempting to imply that these bombings have nothing to do with Iraq. This is not the view of the capitalist intelligence agencies. The CIA has concluded that since Iraq has been occupied it has been attracting terrorist cells like "fly paper".
In 2003 the British Parliamentary ‘Intelligence and Security Committee disclosed that five weeks before the war Blair was warned by the Joint Intelligence Committee that: "al-Qe’ada and associated groups continue to represent by far the greatest terrorist threat to Western interests, and that the threat would be heightened by military action [in Iraq]"
Just before the US Presidential elections Bin Laden asked "Why do we not attack Sweden?"
The London bombings, like those in Madrid, Bali and New York are, in military parlance, ‘blow back’ for the imperialist interventions in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The initial sentiment of people in Britain at the moment is one of shock. Many feel stunned by what has taken place. The first reaction of many people will be a tendency to ‘rally together’. This may temporarily strengthen Blair’s position.
However, this can later turn to anger and even greater opposition to Blair who will eventually be held responsible for putting the London population ‘in the line of fire’. In Spain the government’s initial attempt to blame the Basque nationalist group ETA enraged people. Blair has not repeated this mistake of Aznar. However, he will be held responsible by many people because of his support for the war in Iraq.
There is a danger of a racist backlash in Britain aimed against the Muslim population and other ethnic minorities. The day following the bombings the Muslim Council of Britain reported that 30,000 threatening e/mails have been received by Muslim organisations. This threat must be fought against It is essential to fight for the unity of all working people to oppose any attempt to scapegoat the Muslim population or other ethnic minorities. At the same time other incidents have been reported of acts of solidarity to try and prevent racist attacks. On the day of the bombings in London’s Leather Lane street market white market stall traders visited Asia snack bars to check they had suffered no abuse and offered their assistance in the event of any racist recriminations.
The Socialist Party is campaigning for the unity of all working people in London. Demonstrations need to be organised demanding unity of all working people. Such protests should be called to oppose terrorism, imperialist wars and those who perpetrate them and the introduction of repressive legislation.
These bombings show the need to struggle to build a socialist alternative of all working people to Blair and Bush and the system they defend. They and their system are ultimately responsible for such horrific attacks.
It is urgent to fight to build a mass socialist alternative of all working people that will oppose terrorism, imperialist wars and fight Blair, Bush and their capitalist system and struggle for a socialist world. The only way to make war, terrorism and poverty history is to build a socialist world.

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Note the unique characteristic of the bowl, with the two halves being slightly offset.
To view other pipes in the Magritte Picta Collection click on the number of your choice.

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With its genuine warmth, impeccable service, and quiet efficiency, Peninsula Grand is more than just a deluxe business class hotel. It is everything one can wish it to be. From the moment one sets foot, it weaves a cocoon of calm and luxury that is far removed from the frenetic pace of the city. Yet, it is no more than 15 minutes away from the International and Domestic Airports, and major arterial highways.
81 Plush rooms including suites, with an entire floor being earmarked as an exclusive Peninsula Club level, fine restaurants, and extensive conferencing and banquet facilities makes it an ideal choice for the busy business traveler. After all, deciding where to stay shouldn't be a decision to debate over.
Each of them has been done up in a markedly distinct manner in order to suit you discerning tastes and choices. And they are made all the more special by a dedicated room service that ensures you are never left wanting.
Prim and proper, the superior rooms present a pleasant pause from the cut and dried business routine yet they have a unmistakable air of efficiency about them.
The Deluxe Rooms are more spacious and are distinct. The Deluxe Room can be quite rightly described as your own space, in every sense with more enhance amenities.
Understanding the true meaning of luxury warrants a stay at the Peninsula Club Room with an entire floor dedicated for exclusivity with special amenities and services to make the club Lounge�� the accompanying luxuries will make you feel a cut above, to say the least!
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Everything, that's the first word that comes to mind when one thinks of the Jr. Suite. Preferential treatment and the very best amenities, all of these set a standard that is distinctly superior.
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What is it that gets a place to come alive around you? It is that unmistakable verve it has about it. At carafe, you can reach out and touch the feeling. The atmosphere is energetic, and yet easy going. An intriguing fusion, just like its spirits. Complementing them is an eclectic array of international cuisines that give globetrotting an entirely new dimension.
There's a lot to cheer to, including Happy Hours, Concept Cocktails, etc.
Unfailingly speaking the language of precision the Conferences are what it takes to make corporate programmes a success.


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KPR is international gardeners organisation offering seeds of plants worldwide.
Manufacturers of Tea Processing Machinery and Spares.
Denovo global corporation pvt. ltd.
12 Years old company, Plant Cloning is the core strength.

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email we can direct you as to how to submit your payment.
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text: New England Quality Care Alliance (NEQCA), the physician network of Tufts Medical Center, today announced the addition of 164 primary care physicians, pediatricians and adult specialists to its network. The physicians are members of Southcoast Physicians Network (SPN), the physician organization of Southcoast Health System. SPN joins NEQCA’s network of nearly 1,500 physicians throughout Southeastern Massachusetts.


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Not just any peppers, but white Penja peppers, grown in volcanic soil in the Cameroon; not just any cabbage, but Futog cabbage, cultivated alongside the Danube in Serbia. The rising number of products with a specific and certified geographic origin, it turns out, not only have cachet among gourmands: they are also providing large economic and social benefits to rural areas and can foster sustainable development, according to a new study released by the UN agriculture agency.
“Geographical indications are an approach to food production and marketing systems that place social, cultural and environment considerations at the heart of the value chain,” said Emmanuel Hidier, Senior Economist in FAO’s Investment Centre.
“They can be a pathway to sustainable development for rural communities by promoting quality products, strengthening value chains, and improving access to more remunerative markets,” he added.
“The unique linkages of these products with their natural and cultural resources in local areas make them a useful tool in the advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals, in particular by preserving a food heritage and contributing to healthy diets,” said Florence Tartanac, Senior Officer in the FAO Nutrition and Food Systems Division.


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