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"Perhaps every motorsports enthusiast is well aware of race tracks around the world. Spain is probably one of the oldest F1 events. The legendary track has seen only mortal people making history. Cars running fast on asphalt tracks attract attention.\n\nThis track alone accounts for several record time-laps and pole finishes. Not to forget, Michael Schumacher, the legend who defeated Fernando Alonso, also belongs to this nation. Spaniard has also won 24-hour Le Mans titles with Toyota in 2018 and 2019. It is truly a country of great people.\n\nRead the suggestion: Spanish travel words and phrases to help in a trip to Spain and Latin America",
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"Better known as the world of music, art and dance, it is a large music festival involving the participation of many artists from all over the world. The evening is electrified, with thousands of people gathering together to sing and dance to their favorite artists and other global sensibilities. The weather in Spain during May brings a metamorphosis in the atmosphere.\n\nAs the day passes with quiet classical melodies, the nights bombard with guitar riffs. The music festival brings people again and again for three days. One should definitely travel to Spain in May so that such mythological events can be noticed.\n\nRead the suggestion: 7 reasons to travel to Spain once in your lifetime!",
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"Located in the walls of Ibiza, the San Isidro Festival is an amalgamation of all things from the various fairy tales that come to life. The princess-laden gleaming palace, flanked by fire-breathing dragons, stunning cannons bombard a fortification, bringing a smile to a pirate’s face, Ibiza is a dream come true.\n\nThe San Isidro Festival is famous for its costumes, famous fairy tales, characters etc. People can be found enjoying themselves, drinking drinks and singing while swinging. The San Isidro Festival also brings about the return of story culture among people as dramas are held every time. A great time for everyone to be honest.\n\nRead the suggestion: 15 top things to do in Spain in 2019 that will leave your soul longing for more!",
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Stranahan, neuroscientist in the MCG Department of Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine at Augusta University.\n\n“We have identified a specific signal that is generated in visceral fat, released into the blood that gets through the blood brain barrier and into the brain where it activates microglia and impairs cognition.”\n\nThe brain typically does not see much of this interleukin-1 beta, but Stranahan and her colleagues have found that visceral adiposity generates high, chronic levels of the signal that in turn over-activate the usually protective microglia, the resident immune cells in our brain.\n\nTo explore brain effects, the scientists knocked NLRP3 out of mice and found the mice were protected against obesity-induced inflammation of the brain and the cognitive problems that can result. They also transplanted visceral adipose tissue from obese mice and obese mice missing NLRP3 into lean mice recipients and found the transplant from the NLRP3 knockout mouse had essentially no effect.\n\nBut the transplant from the obese but genetically intact mice increased levels of interleukin-1 beta in the hippocampus, a center of learning and memory in the brain, and impaired cognition.\n\nThey looked further and found that just transplanting the visceral fat caused essentially the same impact as obesity resulting from a high-fat diet, including significantly increasing brain levels of interleukin-1 beta and activating microglia. Mice missing interleukin-1 beta’s receptor on the microglia also were protected from these brain ravages.\n\nTheir findings enabled the scientists to start putting together the pieces that NLRP3 was working through interleukin-1 beta, which led them to also knock out the receptor for interleukin-1 beta on microglia and confirm that action in the brain.\n\nMicroglia typically function as watchdogs, constantly surveilling and roaming the brain, eliminating dead cells and other debris as well as a myriad of other tasks like forming and pruning connections between neurons. Microglia also have receptors for interleukin-1 beta, and the protein, whose many actions include promoting inflammation, easily passes through the protective blood brain barrier.\n\nMicroglia’s helpful — or harmful — actions likely result from signals they are exposed to, and another thing interleukin-1 beta appears to do is prompt microglia to wrap around synapses, possibly exerting damaging pressure and/or releasing substances that actually interfere with conversations between neurons, Stranahan says. In the absence of disease, microglia also are known to embrace synapses but to release good things like brain-derived neurotrophic factor, which is like fertilizer for these invaluable connections.\n\nHappy microglia also have long processes that enable them to reach out and do their many tasks; and inflammation retracts those processes. The scientists found much shorter processes and less complex microglia in mice on a high-fat diet, more changes that didn’t happen when NLRP3 was knocked out.\n\nTo measure cognitive ability, the scientists looked at mice’s ability to navigate a water maze after 12 weeks on a high- or low-fat diet. They found it took the normal, or wild type, mice consuming the higher fat diet as well as the visceral transplant recipients with NLRP3 intact longer to negotiate the water maze. In fact, while they could reach a platform they could see, they had trouble finding one beneath the water’s surface that they had been taught to find. Mice with the interleukin-1 receptor knocked out, could find it just fine, Stranahan says.\n\nThe high-fat diet, transplant mice also had weaker connections, or synapses, between neurons involved in learning and memory. Mice on a high-fat diet but missing NLRP3 were spared these changes, like mice on a low-fat diet.\n\nAlso, like many of us, mice tend to prefer new toys and those on a low-fat diet or with NLRP3 removed were better at recognizing novel objects to play with and their synapses were stronger. The high-fat diet transplant mice seemed not to remember so well which toy they’d already played with.\n\nThere is already potential protection out there from brain effects, Stranahan says, noting biologics in use in humans for problems like rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease, that target interleukin-1 beta. “Obesity-induced inflammation occurs over years and so does inflammation in some of these chronic inflammatory diseases,” Stranahan says.\n\nThere are many hypotheses about why visceral fat is so inflamed, including its proximity to the gut microbiota, a centerpiece of our immune response, which is programmed to attack invaders.\n\nIncreased rates of cognitive decline have been linked to obesity in humans, including shrinkage of key brain areas like the hippocampus, although there also have been contradicting reports about the overall health impact of obesity, the scientists report.\n\nThe contradiction in impact may relate to where the fat is found, says Stranahan, whose next goals include studying the apparent protective effects of fat deposited under the skin, called subcutaneous fat, whose benefits may include allowing you to store energy away from the highly inflammatory abdominal area.\n\nWaist to hip ratio is a better indicator of visceral adiposity than the standard body mass index, or BMI, that divides weight by height.\n\nThe research was funded by the National Institutes of Health. 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"One of the big complaints about the sales tax for Union Terminal renovations is that taxpayers would have got more bang for their buck if Music Hall were covered, too.\n\nA closer look at the numbers suggests that's true, at least to a point.\n\nUnder the plan Hamilton County commissioners approved last week to fix only Union Terminal, about $170 million in sales tax revenue will go toward renovations if voters approve a quarter-cent sales tax increase in November.\n\nUnder the plan to fix both buildings, which commissioners rejected by a 2-1 vote, about $195 million to $205 million in sales tax would have gone toward renovations.\n\nThat's a difference of $25 million to $35 million to repair two cultural landmarks, instead of just one.\n\n\"There's no question it was more cost-effective to do them both,\" said Otto Budig, president of the Music Hall Revitalization Company and a board member for Union Terminal's Cincinnati Museum Center.\n\nMayor John Cranley is less diplomatic. He calls the current sales tax \"a half-cocked, half-baked plan that has huge financial holes in it.\"\n\nBut as with almost everything associated with the so-called \"icon tax,\" the cost of the original plan to cover both buildings and the new plan to cover only Union Terminal is a matter of debate.\n\nInterest rates, financing terms, ticket fee revenue, private donations and historic tax credits are just some of the factors that create uncertainty about the bottom-line cost of the repairs.\n\nThe new plan, for example, will require a shorter-term loan and, therefore, less money from taxpayers and other sources for interest payments, though that amount is yet to be determined.\n\nThe original plan likely would have needed roughly $30 million in taxpayer dollars to finance the project through bonds over at least a decade, increasing the total amount needed from the sales tax to as much as $235 million.\n\nThen there's the political debate about whether county taxpayers should pay anything at all for Music Hall, which traditionally has been the responsibility of the city of Cincinnati.\n\nCritics of the original plan say the $25 million to $35 million difference in cost may seem small compared to the estimated $321 million total cost of both renovations, but it's still a lot of money that taxpayers don't need to spend.\n\n\"Music Hall didn't belong in this levy,\" said Commissioner Greg Hartmann, who voted for the alternative plan along with fellow Republican Chris Monzel. \"This is a better deal for taxpayers.\"\n\nUltimately, both plans come down to money: How much will it cost and how much will taxpayers get for their investment?\n\nTo find out, The Enquirer crunched the numbers.\n\nThe plan to fix both buildings\n\nThis proposal came from the Cultural Facilities Task Force, a panel of architects, engineers, accountants and others led by former Procter & Gamble CEO Bob McDonald.\n\nTask force members vetted renovation costs for Music Hall and Union Terminal and recommended ways to finance a deal to fix both buildings. By all accounts, they did a thorough job.\n\nEven Hartmann and Monzel, who chose not to take their advice, said the plan was the best they'd seen in years.\n\nThe task force's initial plan called for $331 million to repair the buildings, including $20 million from state and federal grants, $46 million in historic tax credits and $40 million from private donors. That left $225 million to be covered through a quarter-cent sales tax that would run for about a decade.\n\nThe task force sweetened the pot last week in a last-ditch attempt to win over commissioners.\n\nThe revised plan shaved $10 million from total costs by dropping Dalton Avenue repairs from the project. It also boosted the total from private donations to $50 million and added $30 million over 25 years from ticket fees.\n\nAlthough the ticket fees are a long-term investment, task force members estimated that about $10 million could apply immediately toward the project and, therefore, reduce the amount needed from the sales tax.\n\n\"This is the plan,\" McDonald told commissioners before the vote. \"We can execute this plan.\"\n\nThe biggest uncertainty with this plan is the financing, since bonds can't be issued until voters approve a tax. Early estimates were that interest and fees associated with those bonds could have cost taxpayers another $30 million or so.\n\nBottom line: Music Hall and Union Terminal repaired for between $195 million and $205 million in sales tax, plus the cost of financing the deal. Money from private donations, grants and tax credits expected to help cover costs.\n\nThe plan to fix only Union Terminal\n\nThis proposal came together quickly, in the days leading up to the commissioners' vote. Democrat Todd Portune backed the task force proposal, but Monzel and Hartmann went for this one.\n\nBoth said they did it because they didn't think the county should take on responsibility for Music Hall.\n\nThey've taken a lot of heat from critics, such as Cranley, who accuse them of choosing this option over a plan vetted for eight months by the task force. But Monzel and Hartmann say their plan will be as solid as the task force plan once the county's administrative staff hammers out the details, something they expect in the next few weeks.\n\n\"All of the other issues they keep asking questions about are going to get resolved over time,\" Monzel said.\n\nFor now, here's what's known: The commissioners authorized putting a quarter-cent sales tax on the ballot for five years to raise $170 million toward renovating only Union Terminal.\n\nBecause the tax is shorter and only involves one building, the expectation is that the county would pay much less in interest to finance loans, though no one can say how much less at this point.\n\nThe bigger worry for Union Terminal supporters is whether this plan fouls up other sources of money they were counting on to complete the project, which they've said will cost about $208 million.\n\nThey fear $15.5 million in promised private donations already are gone, because those were contingent on a sales tax that also covered Music Hall. 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Sector after sector agrees to “do better” and sets targets. Even Wall St., arguably the most predatory and pillaging of all the sectors, appears to be on board with its acceptance of the underwhelming ESG (Environmental Social Governance). We cheer these seemingly positive actions but it still doesn’t feel right. Deep down we know that something is very wrong. We can see that we’re not actually making progress. In fact, we’re falling further behind.\n\nThere’s a big difference between positive change and meaningful change.\n\nIn our anxious state, we hastily assume that those chosen to solve our climate crisis share our values and goals. That’s a mistake. They don’t. But we’re so busy with life that we let it slide, and we’re left with leaders and decision makers who have different priorities and concerns than us. They tell us with unwavering confidence not to worry — they’re on it. They tell us that they will use the same market strategies that got us into this mess, to get us out. And for the most part — we believe it — at least our conscious mind believes it and who knows, maybe our subconscious too. But there’s still a nagging doubt that something is very very wrong.\n\nThere seems to be a consensus that we need to solve this problem, but have we actually agreed on the nature of the problem? Are we taking our eye off the ball and placing too much of a focus on the economy, trying to keep things humming along? Is this economy even worth saving? It seems to have caused a lot of poverty, environmental destruction and suffering. Who really benefits by keeping it “humming along”? Who’s profited the most from the tax lowering tweaks of the past decades? Does our approach make sense? It may come as a surprise to some but the number of billionaires in a society doesn’t actually correlate with societal wellbeing.\n\nMost people are worse off than they we’re a decade ago. Who are we “saving” this economy for? The winners? The “money hoarders”? The ruling elite? Are we inadvertently trying to protect the richest 0.0000001%, rather than trying to ensure that billions of people are spared from intolerable suffering in a few short decades from a problem that is being tragically mishandled? And for who’s benefit?\n\nOur climate challenge is being led by politicians with a thirst for power who have likely been corrupted by the donor class. They hold different values and goals than us but they’ve promised that they have a plan to get us out of this climate mess using the same strategies and system that created the mess in the first place. This is the same system that enriched a tiny segment of the population through its predatory and exploitive attacks on billions of people and the vital ecosystems on which we all rely.\n\nImagine what could happen if once a month, for 24 hours, people from around the world—citizens, neighbours, communities, and perhaps most importantly, voters—sat with their doubts as to how our so-called “leaders” are dealing with climate change. How they’re not respecting the science. How they’ve rallied behind an environmental fiction called “2050 net zero” which is nothing more than a PR stunt to delay climate action and keep the environmental plundering system in place.\n\nA monthly holiday to think about who’s steering this ship and for whose benefit. A day to combat the tidal wave of misinformation coming from the corporate owned media and their puppet politicians. A monthly holiday that is all about unfiltered scientific truth — where we step out from the illusion that has been pulled over our eyes.\n\nA day where we come to terms with the fact that the capitalist system is fundamentally flawed . It offers no financial reward (has no business case) for reducing global ecosystem destruction and passing along a functioning planet to the next generation.\n\nImagine what could happen if one day each month was set aside as a “Climate Wake Up Day”. A day where we peek behind the curtain and begin to come to terms with our reality. Unfortunately we’re not even close to that, because we make a fatal mistake. We look away, towards our busy lives and we let the propaganda machine back in to take us on a cozy little carpet ride of deception. Then we go back to our old ways of fighting for change. But that doesn’t work very well. Our best wins are for incremental change which is no longer a viable option to hold off devastating climate change. We need a deep shift in thinking — we need systems change and we need it now.\n\nBut it’s hard to get people to see something that requires them to accept that they’re not fully aware of their reality, that it’s all an illusion and that our worldview is the problem. The planet and everything that we take for granted is coming apart and it won’t fix itself with magic technology and incremental change (2050 net zero). The system itself is the source of our problem.\n\nIt Always Comes Back to the System\n\nHow can a system (capitalism) that rewards the exploitation of people and nature lead to societal wellbeing? Why would a corporation embedded within this system invest in activities that could reduce global harm with no clear opportunity for a return on its investment? The simple answer is that it wouldn’t, and it doesn’t. Capitalism doesn’t place value on the passing of a liveable planet to the next generation. In fact, it’s the opposite. 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"In my previous article, I wrote about how purposeful silence is good for the spirit and the soul. Lately, I've learned that quiet is also good for the body and the brain. Doctors, nurses, and scientists are recognizing that many health benefits result from turning down the noise and immersing ourselves in silence.\n\nBack in the mid-1800s, Florence Nightingale attacked hospital noise as a \"cruel absence of care.\" She insisted on the converse: Quiet is a part of care, she argued, as essential for patients as medication or sanitation. As most of us who have spent a few nights in a hospital can attest, unnecessary noise can cause distress, sleep loss, and alarm for patients.\n\nModern studies bear her out. They have shown that noise pollution leads to high blood pressure and heart attacks, as well as impairing overall health. Loud noises raise stress levels by activating the brain's amygdala and causing the release of the stress hormone cortisol.\n\nScientists conducting research on the health effects of noise actually stumbled on a surprise truth -- silence is more than just the lack of noise pollution. It's an active good that has profound positive effects on us physiologically and psychologically.\n\nWhile too much noise can cause stress and tension, silence has the opposite effect, releasing tensions in the brain and body. A 2006 study published in the journal Heart found two minutes of silence to be more relaxing than listening to \"relaxing\" music, based on changes in blood pressure and blood circulation in the brain.\n\nOne of the most astounding recent discoveries about the health benefits of silence is that regular periods of quiet can quite literally grow new brain cells. A 2013 study on mice, published in the journal Brain, Structure, and Function, involved comparing the effects of ambient noise, white noise, pup calls, and silence on the rodents' brains.\n\nAlthough the researchers intended to use silence as a control in the study, they found that two hours of silence daily led to the development of new cells in the hippocampus, a key brain region associated with learning, memory and emotion. Extended periods of silence allow the hippocampus the opportunity to process, consolidate and strengthen itself. The research author said, \"We saw that silence is really helping the new generated cells to differentiate into neurons, and integrate into the system.\" Since the hippocampus is where our memories are stored and where we process our emotions, it is critical to learning.\n\nThese findings suggested that silence could be therapeutic for conditions like depression and Alzheimer's, which are associated with decreased rates of neuron regeneration in the hippocampus. Wouldn't that be an exciting development for those of us getting older?\n\nIn summary, from a physiological standpoint, spending time each day in silence helps:\nWho knew that something as simple as sitting quietly could be so beneficial for our health? I suspect that future research will show additional benefits in finding a time and place for silence.\n\nSo, when was the last time each of us experienced true silence? Shouldn't we try to get away from extraneous noise a little more regularly?\n\nNOTE: In my next Wednesday Wisdom, I'll offer several practical suggestions on how we can build more quiet time into our lives, even in today's loud and hectic world.\nPosted by Scott Farnsworth at 7:30 AM"
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"Considering the number of food ventures started by IITians (Box8 and Frsh being the latest), it may be no coincidence that we have yet another food venture from an IITian.\n\nA common problem faced by the large population of students and working singles who stay away from their families to study and work in a different city is access to good quality food. And by Nipun Katyal, Co-founder of Fizzy Foodlabs’ own admission, eating mess food for a long time had bored them no end during the IIT days. So from dreaming of starting a shack in Goa to now actually setting up Fizzy Foodlabs, their fixation with food eventually led them on the startup route.\n\nVarun Jhawar co-founded Fizzy Foodlabs along with Nipun in August 2012 and Manish Tirthani joined them a year later. Fizzy Foodlabs is a young startup that has embarked on an ambitious journey to make a mark, and get a share of the estimated large and growing Rs 2,900 crore ready-to-cook market of India. The dominant players in the space today are Nestle, HUL, ITC and Marico among others.\n\nFrom idea to reality\n\nAfter graduating from IIT Bombay, Varun had worked with P&G, while Nipun joined consulting firm Booz & Co. Both co-founders had a close experience of the FMCG business during their employment years and Nipun says that experience is coming handy in their own entrepreneurial outing. “While working on our assignments we realized there is a big gap in the market and if we could get the product right, then FMCG offered a lot of opportunities to grow and scale,” says Nipun about their choice of business.\n\nWhat Fizzy Foodlabs have set out to do is put world cuisine that we eat at fine dining restaurants in a packet. So think pasta, burrito, salsa, etc in a pack. But no, this is not the plain pasta packs that you get at super markets. Because Chef’s Basket – viz Fizzy Foodlabs world cuisine brand – is offering you all the ingredients you would need to prepare, say an Arrabbiata, in a single pack. You will find penne, Arrabbiata pasta sauce, extra virgin olive oil, Italian herbs and sea salt in a 506 gms pack of Arrabbiata, along with the recipe to cook the product at home.\n\nBoth Varun and Nipun quit their jobs in August 2012, and the first one year went in refining the idea, identifying partners they can work with, sourcing products and more. Today, Fizzy Foodlabs has a panel of 12 chefs who are responsible for product development. Once a product has been developed, it is vetted by the chefs’ panel for its taste and flavour. There is also a group of people who have signed up with Fizzy Foodlabs to be on their tasting panel. The panel gets to taste any new product launch and if there are any suggestions or changes then the product undergoes iteration before its final launch into the market. “We had a hunch that world cuisine in India will grow, and will have a parallel with food service in India. So as and when the Mexican and Italian restaurants in the city grow, people will want to eventually cook pasta and Mexican food at home also,” reasons Nipun.\n\nPriced between Rs 250-400, Chef’s Basket products are quite pricey. Nipun, however, clarifies that Chef’s Basket is not super premium, but would fall in the mass premium section. “Pasta consumption is happening in two ways: people who are purchasing the Sunfeast type of pasta, and then those who opt for Italian pasta. The recipe kits will be the gateway for new consumers to enter the world foods category, and that’s the whole idea we started out with,” he says.\n\nNipun is unsure of competition or market potential because he says there were no recipe kits in the market when they entered, so direct competition is absent. However, according to some back-of-the-envelope calculation, Hypercity mall in Malad in suburban Mumbai, sells about Rs 20 lakh worth of pasta each month, and Fizzy Foodlabs wants to be among the Top 3 players in that space, says Nipun ambitiously.\n\nFizzy Foodlabs has tied up with Food Bazar to do a pilot in their Top 20 outlets across the country. The pilot is running at their outlets in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Surat and Kolkatta. While the initial push is in metros, Nipun says they are equally bullish of the opportunity that exists in Tier II cities, because for consumers who want to cook pasta in the smaller towns getting all the required ingredients would be more difficult compared to a metro.\n\n“Let’s say someone wants to cook a Barrito or pasta, getting a basil-infused extra virgin olive oil is a big challenge. Getting all the ingredients together is a value preposition that makes more sense to a Tier 2 city consumer as well. The only thing is we need to look at the price point,” says Nipun.\n\nFizzy Foodlabs is mostly using the activation route for publicizing its products. They are participating in many food events to help customers familiarize with Chef’s Basket. In-store branding and shelf display is done across outlets where they supply. Their Facebook page is being used as an educational medium to spread information about world cuisine. They are also engaging with food bloggers to try their products and then blog about it.\n\nAnother important part of the publicity is the product packaging itself which is done aesthetically and is sure to catch customer attention on the retail shelf. The startup used the help of a Romanian designer to help create the package design, shares Nipun.\n\nToday a bulk of sales for Chef’s Basket is coming through the modern trade route – as much as 75%. However, they are also selling through e-commerce stores like Local Banya and Big Basket. “Offline is driving sales much more, online sales is mostly through push driven channel. We keep having some offer or the other; we were earlier offering free garlic bread with the pasta kit, now we are giving away free Coke – the more offers you can do online, you will slowly be able to build the channel,” explains Nipun.\n\nBesides the co-founders, Fizzy Foodlabs has 12 employees today – most looking after sales and operations. Varun and Nipun started with their personal investment of Rs 12 lakhs each, which they had saved from their previous jobs. Family and friends also chipped in some seed funding to help them get off the ground. Nipun also talks about a central government scheme to push entrepreneurship called CGT SME, which gives upto Rs 1 crore of collateral free debt. Fizzy Foodlabs applied for this scheme and was sanctioned Rs 50 lakhs, of which they have used half the funds.\n\nNipun claims they are doing revenues of Rs 10 lakhs per month from only Mumbai city and are hoping to touch Rs 25 lakhs revenues a month when they launch their other four products as well as enter Delhi, Bangalore and Pune in the coming months.\n\nThey are also planning the launch of another brand – World Café – which will comprise different types of ready-to-eat snacks. “World Café for example will comprise of nachos and dips in a single tray packet or pita chips with humus – so basically chip and dip combos which you can peel open and eat,” says Nipun. Once they roll out the seven products in Chef’s Basket and launch World Café, Nipun says, they will seek external funding to help them grow and scale. They are already in talks with some VCs and PE firms for raising funding."
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Congratulations.”\n\nAs Cayla sat in shock, now knowing what she hoped for, she – visibly emotional yet still composed – said, “Thank you so much. Thank you. Can I give you a hug?”\n\nThey embraced as the room erupted in applause.\n\nBy way of some background, Randy Pulley was the first recipient of this scholarship four years ago. In 2010, he was in the same seat as Cayla being told that his dream to attend Rutgers University would become a reality and he would not have to worry about the financial aspect of his education so he could concentrate on continuing to do his best. Now, having graduated from Rutgers with a degree in Finance, Randy works for Merrill Lynch in New York City. Randy realized the opportunities he has been afforded and how the course of his life was changed by that one act and now he is giving back by becoming a mentor for the program.\n\nThe person who agreed to pay Randy’s full college tuition and is now doing the same for Cayla, is Ken Shanley – himself an RPHS alumnus – who, up until now had preferred to remain anonymous. Ken proudly stated that Roselle Park High was “the only place I ever graduated from”.\n\nWith that foundation in his education, he went on to create Hotel Connections, a company that for close to 20 years has been handling a diverse portfolio of clients worldwide in commercial, private, charter, and cargo sectors. 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Ken had one condition, stating, “In return, what I ask is that someday, you come back and help another student that we give this opportunity to and actually be a mentor to that person.”\n\nAll Ken basically asked was that Cayla become a part of the giving that started with him. It was given to Randy who, in turn, gave back to Cayla who, in turn, was about to give to her family.\n\nTo share the news, Cayla called her father, Richard. He could be heard repeatedly asking in disbelief, “Are you kidding?”\n\nAfter she assured him that she did receive the scholarship, Mr. Solomita could be heard on the line saying, “Oh, Cayla, this is beautiful. This is so great.”\n\nIt was then that Cayla understood the signficiance of giving and started to tear up. She heard in her father’s voice the importance of this to her family and her future.\n\nKen’s words a few seconds before the presentation about how beautiful it is to give came full circle in that room from him to Randy to Cayla.\n\nThe girl from Roselle Park, who is involved in various activities that include cheerleading, student council, RPTV, and softball, plans to study biolgoy and – as of now – wants to be doctor. But really, the whole world has opened up to her and she can be anything she wants.\n\nAnd that is what Ken wants to help be a part of, a future where anything is possible to a student from Roselle Park. Ken plans to expand his foundation to allow other residents to take part in supporting those who might not have the financial ability to meet their extraordinary goals. 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While most offices on the East Coastline were getting all set to unwind for the day, the workplace of the Federal Medicine Management had a nationwide spotlight made use of it. In a news release, FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb introduced his resignation. A stormy course had actually been navigated by Gottlieb, often contravening of both sides of the vaping discussion. His departure left the vapor industry in a state of change. As Gottlieb left his placement at the FDA, new draft advice was issued relocating the Premarket Cigarette Permission (PMTA) duration for vape up from August 8th, 2022 to 2021– and even more significantly– suggested ending its tolerance of flavored vape juices.\n\nFurther complicating this news was the appointment of Performing Commissioner Norman Sharpless, whom has actually publicly expressed assistance for Gottlieb’s strategy to regulating vapor items. The FDA’s approach was tossed yet once again into much deeper chaos in Might when a Federal Judge overruled the FDA’s suggested date of August 8th, 2021 for enforcing PMTA applications and also required they begin examining applications instantly. While the FDA has yet to appeal this ruling, it points to a proceeding fad of combative governmental oversight of the vapor market.\n\nThis all comes at an important point for the vapor industry. As challenges to vapor product packaging arise from the Customer Product Security Commission (CPSC), outside pressure has been pressing on a vape sector trying to silently continue working. Thousands of shops, business and also brand names have been struggling to make feeling of an increasingly grey visage of the near future. Historically, regardless of using conformity deadlines and also demands, the FDA has been afraid to stick to any type of advice it has actually released. Aside from letters as well as occurrences of public shaming, the FDA has– apparently arbitrarily– change conformity target dates and fell short to apply any of its suggested plans across the vapor market. This dull method to guideline has left many in the vapor industry annoyed as they sought to follow the FDA’s exacting standards as well as expectations for regulatory filings as well as conformity due dates.\n\nA natural feedback to these actions by the vapor industry has actually seen many vape firms broadening beyond the vapor market. The passing of the 2019 Ranch Costs opened up the possibility for the sale of cannabidiol (CBD). While this is still significantly a lawful grey location until straight-out legalization of hemp and cannabis is codified into Federal regulation, it has spurred a self-confidence in vape business to branch out beyond the vape sector and also into CBD. This isn’t possible for every single vape business economically, however entrepreneurs in the vape room are in search of security the vape market looks increasingly incapable to pay for. The vape sector however isn’t all doom and grief.\n\nThe vapor market has actually continued to increase among typical vape services, with the American vapor industry drawing in over $13 billion annually. New stores remain to open up and also the selection of products remain to innovate. But that innovation has actually been overmuch sustained by the introduction of sheath systems. The JUUL from JUUL Labs has ended up being a juggernaut in the vaping globe. After investment from Altria, JUUL is expected to make up over a 1/5 of the vape market on its own as it is anticipated to strike $3.4 billion in sales. While this performance is impressive, the influence that JUUL has actually left on the marketplace has been blended. The modern-day teenager vaping epidemic has actually been sustained, in no little component, by unlawful purchase of JUUL tools and also sheathings by underage vapers. The surge of the verb “JUULing” has actually ended up being the most acquainted term to customers outside the vapor market for vaping. For lots of, it is the only term they will certainly ever understand when it involves the vapor sector. The public protest complying with reporting and also researches on the vapor epidemic have actually done immeasurable harm to the public assumption of the vapor sector, with moms and dads and public wellness groups strongly conflating the vapor sector in its entirety with JUUL’s skin device. It becomes extremely hard to see a path ahead to redeeming the general public photo of vaping as a lead for good or an item for cigarette smokers seeking to change far from combustible cigarette. This adverse public understanding might not be the albatross on the neck of the vapor industry it may appear. A main tenet to the vapor sector’s belief considering that its inception has always been to interest cigarette smokers. A public assumption of capsule systems being an unfavorable force can permit conventional vape companies to concentrate on transforming smokers moving onward.\n\nThe nature of vaping aiming to convert cigarette smokers has long been an effective market approach. Despite acknowledgements by the FDA concerning the need of tastes in vape juices to quit them from going back to smoking cigarettes, draft assistance was still provided to suggest getting rid of flavors. While it seems noticeable that these fights will be bound in the courts long past the August 8th, 2021 target date, there still exists a salient public discussion to be had regarding traditional vaping and smokers. Those services will probably need to be sought legislatively as well as advancement action by business like JUUL doesn’t paint the most confident of pictures. Late in 2018, JUUL pulled its flavored sheathings from retailers, a positive action more than likely aimed at obtaining in advance of an anticipated FDA choice to ban tastes from shops, yet most likely likewise a method to tamp down on both public and also governmental understanding that their marketing of flavors in retailers– particularly comfort as well as drug stores– was adding to the assumption of JUUL as being a driving pressure in the teenager vaping epidemic. Also a business as large as JUUL can be bamboozled by the operations of the FDA. Fifty percent a year later on and no activity has been taken by the FDA on the law of tastes, neither has the FDA started to execute any actions on PMTA filings.\n\nThe requirements of filings for the PMTA is a testy subject in the vape market. The reality is that really couple of vape business have the expendable capital to explore the procedure of correctly submitting a PMTA.\n\nTHE FUTURE OF THE VAPOR catalogue and mail order houses b2b database with email addresses and mailing list .\n\nIf the FDA sticks to its guns, all of this leaves an evident picture of the future. As vaping companies closed down or transition away from vape into various other industries, vessel systems sustained by the major cigarette suppliers– informally described as Large Tobacco– will gradually become the vaping sector in America. The paradox of this situation should be shed on no one as the hostile efforts to regulate the vapor market to address products that might be risky or a possible danger to the public health vis-à-vis the teenage vaping epidemic, would inevitably lead to the extremely devices at the facility of these controversies ending up being the only thing offered on the market.\n\nAs cash and carry wholesalers mailing list and b2b database with emails pare down their product offerings in prep work for future industry adjustments, they will certainly be able to easily convert their products right into FDA approved tools as the country complains concerning teens “JUULing” well into the 2020s, 2030s as well as beyond. Losing America as a market is a brutal hit for any type of sector, but the vapor industry continues to be solid abroad in Europe, Japan and China with markets rapidly expanding in countries like Australia, South Africa and South Korea.\n\nAs vaping is checked out clinically right into the future, additional big markets are keyed as well as prepared to open up for lawful sales between East (UAE) and also Africa (Western Africa and Kenya). Vaping is out a drop-off by any type of measure internationally. Investment in internationally focused brand names will certainly accompany established in America running internationally for several years to find. Yet it is difficult not to lament the extremely aggressive regulative approach, that appears almost market-tailored for Big Cigarette’s supremacy to enter right into the vape space. Vape was established as a means to migrate culture away from combustible tobacco. It was a social force for several years before being hijacked and also branded by the teen vaping epidemic. It appears profoundly depressing that an industry born as well as established in America could see itself become extinguished out by people hurrying to reasonings based off of one dilemma while concurrently doing whatever but dealing with the underlying issues with the dilemma itself. This isn’t to cast a shadow of gloom over the vapor market. As has been said prior to, we’ll see the vapor sector remain to prosper for numerous years to come via lawful challenges as well as protracted court fights from the standard vaping industry’s biggest juggernauts.\n\nThe future of vaping continues to be unsure, however the genie is already beyond the lamp as well as vaping will permanently remain a globally leading market-force.\n\nAlong with our original data source (variation 1), we have actually developed a second database of vape stores in the UK by utilizing the Internet search engine Scrape as well as Email Extractor by Creative Bear Tech. global b2b database of fashion boutiques with email addresses has enabled us to leave no rock unchecked as well as scrape basically all vape shops in the UK on Google Maps, a lot of internet search engine such as Google and also Bing, Business directory sites consisting of Yelp and also Telephone directory, Vape Store directory sites including allvapestores.com and allcbdstores.com, social networks platforms, consisting of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. The variation 2 of the database includes around 1,200 vape stores with email addresses as well as a different data just with emails.\n\n\nUK Vape Store Database contains a checklist of over 1,500 UK vape store contact details. Our UK Vape Shop Database with Vape Shop Get in touch with Details is perfect for all types of B2B marketing, including, newsletters as well as e-mail blasts, telesales, direct mail as well as social media campaigns. As Gottlieb exited his setting at the FDA, brand-new draft advice was issued moving the Premarket Cigarette Permission (PMTA) period for vape up from August 8th, 2022 to 2021– and even more importantly– proposed ending its tolerance of flavorful vape juices.\n\nWhile this is still very a lot a legal grey location till outright legalisation of hemp and also marijuana is codified right into Federal regulation, it has actually spurred a self-confidence in vape business to branch out exterior of the vape market and right into CBD. 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But he created Fuji, a music brand that has swallowed various pre-existing Yoruba music such as Sakara, Apala, Awurebe, and paralysed erstwhile top-of-the-chart music, Juju.\n\nHowever, there are many ‘ifs and buts’ that could have changed the success story of Fuji since Barrister evolved the genre in the late 1960s from ‘Were’, an Islamic music used to wake Muslims up during Ramadan.\n\nOne if: Would Fuji have survived IF Ayinla Omowura aka Egunmogaji, a fiery Apala musician, who was much popular than Barrister at the time, hadn’t been stabbed to death on May 6, 1980 at a beer parlour in Abeokuta, Ogun State?\n\nAnother if: Would Fuji have survived IF another Apala chart-bursting legend, Alhaji Haruna Ishola aka BabanGani Agba, hadn’t died on November 9, 1983, at the age of 64?\n\nOne but: BUT, today, Fuji is eclipsing Juju, which was much more popular than Apala and Sakara in the 1960s, 70s and part of the 80s.\n\nAnother but: BUT, apart from General Kollington Ayinla, who is today seen as the father of Fuji music after the demise of Barrister, Fuji is blessed with a succeeding generation of young, creative stars led by King Wasiu Ayinde, aka K1 the Ultimate, and other Fuji greats such as Adewale Ayuba, aka Mr Johnson, Abass Akande Obesere, aka Omo Rapala, Wasiu Alabi Pasuma, aka Oga Nla, and Saheed Osupa, aka Olufimo Mat’agbamole, whose collective music is highly accepted by the masses – an advantage which both Juju and Apala lacked.\n\nApart from Sir Shina Peters, who temporarily shook the Juju music scene to its foundation, between 1989 and 1992, with his Afro Juju series, no other younger-generation Juju musician has had as much popularity or shown enough conviction to reignite the torch of Juju lit on the global stage by Chief Commander Ebenezer Obey and King Sunny Ade.\n\nBarrister is no saint. I shall soon come to his devilry. But in the meantime, I’ll examine the uniqueness of his music and the reason his albums and live plays remain the most selling within the Fuji genre, 10 years after his death.\n\nAfter I was blooded into Barrister’s music at The PUNCH editorial meeting in 2017, two interconnected incidents happened that reopened my eyes to the in-betweenness of music to religion and culture.\n\nThe first incident was a postgraduate assignment that defogged my sight and shed the scales off my eyes. The other was a visit to renowned Ifa priest, Chief Ifayemi Elebuibon, the Araba of Osogbo, in furtherance of the aforesaid academic assignment.\n\nBecause of its pursuit for excellence and proximity to my workplace, I had applied to the School of Postgraduate Studies, Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, for a degree in English Literature.\n\nAs part of the academic requirements for the class, students were mandated to conduct research on chants as an enactment of African orature experience.\n\nThe assignment took me to the shrine of Elebuibon in the Pepsi Cola area Ayetoro, Osogbo. At Elebuibon’s shrine, which I visited on consecutive days, I videoed the call-and-response spontaneity of chants as an oral technique in the expression of African religious beliefs.\n\nEmploying incantations (chants) to seek divine requests – on behalf of his various clients – Elebuibon communed with the gods, using the opele, a short string of divination made of cowries.\n\nThe beauty of Elebuibon’s rich poetic rendition of Ifa panegyrics wasn’t lost on me despite not being an Ifa worshipper. Buried in the Ifa praise worship are ancient Yoruba histories of conquests, victories, harvests, deaths, famine, pestilence, treachery etc.\n\nAlthough I’m a Christian, on one of my visits to Elebuibon’s shrine, I took my children along with a view to letting them have an insight into the trado-cultural heritage of the Yoruba.\n\nAt Elebuibon’s, my children seemed like fish out of water, because they couldn’t understand the chants and songs, but I tried to explain their meanings to them in the hope that they would understand that the world is a continuous evolution of forms between the old and the new, because before New York was created, there was an Old York; before Iyana Ipaja New Road, there was Iyana Ipaja Old Road, before New Bodija birthed, there was Old Bodija.\n\nAlthough Barrister never got university education, much more than most foremost Yoruba musician of his era, Agbajelola exhibited a profound understanding of the invaluable place of history, culture and tradition as tools for personal actualisation and nation-building. This realisation is the heartbeat of his musical supremacy.\n\nWhile a number of musicians in his era were becoming ‘born-again’ and abandoning Yoruba trado-cultural beliefs for western religions and teachings, Barusati maintained an intricate balance between Islamic and Yoruba religions in his music – at the risk of being tagged a hypocrite and an infidel by ardent Islamic faithful. This is the audacity of his art.\n\nIn his discography, Barrister explored the heroics of major deities of the Yoruba pantheon with a fluidity common to African oral chants.\n\nBarrister’s amazing exposition of Yoruba tradition and culture flourishes in his December 1988 album, Fuji Garbage 2, wherein he traces the death of Oya, the River goddess, to Ira in Kwara State, the death of Sango, god of Thunder, to Oyo, and the death of Obalufon to Erin just as his nickname, Ayinde-Ogun, as encapsulated in Fuji Missile, released in 2001, is in reverence of Ogun, the god of iron.\n\nBecause of the limitless elasticity of his voice and the depth of his message, Dedegbo would not so much worry about setting his poetry to music as he would worry about passing his message across unambiguously.\n\nThis is why he didn’t engage in rehearsals with his band members, because he knew that he could do all the singing and chorusing as he occasionally left his band members stranded during studio recordings or live plays.\n\nAderoju said, “We never ever did any rehearsals while going to record an album. Never. We did live plays during the week, Barrister could pick some beats I played during the week and set music to them.\n\n“He would just say, we’re going to the studio tomorrow or the day after. As the band leader, I would get some beats ready using proverbs or jokes. So, while at the studio, he would tell you to give him a beat. You must be ready.\n\n“I learned how to research from him because whenever he wanted to sleep, he would put a pen, jotter and tape recorder by his pillow so that whenever he receives inspiration while sleeping, he would write it down.”\n\nThis no-rehearsal latitude that Barrister exhibited cannot, however, be executed by Juju musicians because, unlike Fuji, the guitar and other string instruments form the template upon which Juju rests, and it’s not possible to go into the studio to record Juju music without rehearsals.\n\n(To be concluded next week)\n\n•Odesola writes from the United States of America and can be reached via Email: tundeodes2003@yahoo.com; Facebook: @tunde odesola; Twitter: @tunde_odesola"
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She has no previous experience being an entrepreneur, nor is Nagaland popularly known as a coffee-growing region (although, in recent years, the state has seen a spurt of coffee farmers).\n\nSo, what inspired Atsi to take the plunge?\n\nA sheer determination to be independent in every way, given that she was raised by a single parent and always dreamt of being a woman achiever.\n\n“None of my family members are entrepreneurs, and we have no idea about running a business. I started this as a way of becoming independent, earning my own money, and running my own firm,” says Atsi, who was earlier teaching at a primary school and running a students’ hostel.\n\nOne day, Atsi’s friend informed her of a coffee workshop at Kalita Café in Guwahati, Assam, which provided her a peek into the coffee industry. “I was convinced that there was more to coffee than just instant brew, and I felt I should explore it through a café,” she says.\n\nAtsi set to work immediately. In late 2016, she launched a small coffee shop in Medziphema. However, the inexperienced entrepreneur ran into severe financial problems.\n\nSometime in mid-2018, she was forced to shut shop. Keen to learn from the experience yet, continue with the concept, Atsi decided to pursue her further studies on coffee and come back with the necessary resources and capital to make a comeback.\n\nIn November 2019, Atsi launched a re-branded café—Farmer’s Square cafe. This time, she had the support of the international organisation Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH, often shortened to simply GIZ, on its Her & Now project. “The organisation helped me focus, understand business skills, and mentored me thoroughly,” she says.\n\n“This time, I was fully focused on the coffee industry. I started with Lavazza, getting leads from its branch in Dimapur. I was considered one of its distributors in Nagaland. So working with them, I learned so much about business trends and coffee, in general,” says Atsi.\n\nLavazza is an Italian manufacturer of coffee products, founded in Turin in 1895 by Luigi Lavazza. Initially, it was run from a small grocery store at Via San Tommaso 10. At present, the business is administered by the third and fourth generations of the Lavazza family.\n\nAs luck would have it, a mere four months after Atsi’s café reopened, COVID-19 struck. “Out of nowhere, COVID-19 enters my life, and I was also a patient,” chuckles Atsi recalling those days.\n\nAlthough compelled to shut down again until she recovered, Atsi returned to re-open the café. “As shops selling essential products were allowed to open, I sought permission from the municipal council to sell seasonal vegetables and fruits from Farmer's Square. I got the permission, and that’s how Farmer's Square came to be more than just a café,” says Atsi.\n\nAccording to Atsi, pineapples are one of Farmer’s Square’s USPs, but it is completely seasonal. Now, Atsi’s daily business activities at the cafe include coffee brewing, customer service and hospitality, supervising operations of the cafe, conducting workshops and training, and so on. Atsi says she is also passionate about encouraging the local youth to engage in farming and learning more about agricultural products.\n\nAccording to a report by IBEF, India is among the top 10 coffee-producing countries, with about 3% of the global output in 2020. 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"The armor of God is made from two pieces of 8 1/2 x 11 cardstock taped together at the back. As you can see from the previous photo, the armor is all removable. It is attached by velcro. I just took her picture and printed it out and she cut that out for the face. This was from the Homeschool in the Woods New Testament Activity Pak.",
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"This is a mini coloring book that I put together on the events of Paul’s conversion. This is another minibook that my long necked stapler came in very handy for. I got the pictures on the inside from searching on Google. Now I can’t find the source. They were a free download though.",
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"I made this one too. It is for Peter’s Ladder found in 2 Peter 1:5-7 I just took the ladder from Microsoft clipart and layered two of the ladders on top of each other to produce the right amount of rungs and then typed the words in so the children could color them. Then we folded it accordion style.",
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"A 100% subsidiary of the worldwide producer NRF, Nove Meals has “multi-continental manufacturing capabilities and gross sales relationships with lots of the world’s largest retailers,“And is”rapidly changing into a significant pressure within the provide of innovative plant-based mealsStated David Benzaquen, Co-Founder and Board Member of Ocean Hugger Inc.\n\nThe plan requires the worldwide launch of an expanded portfolio of plant-based seafood in retail and meals service on the finish of 2021, stated Benzaquen, who advised FoodNavigator-USA that the order stays at decide, however the firm “will enter North America, Europe and Asia. “\n\n“ The one factor we may do was droop operations ”\n\nBased in 2016 by Benzaquen and Licensed Grasp Prepare dinner James Corwell, New York-based Ocean Hugger Meals occupied a definite area of interest within the plant-based meals house, utilizing greens as a place to begin slightly than soy protein, of extruded peas or wheat. .\n\nHis first product AhimiWas made with recent tomatoes, gluten-free soy sauce, filtered water, sugar, and sesame oil, and tasted bizarre of uncooked tuna; whereas his second product A palHas been touted as an alternative choice to freshwater eel (unagi) and has been created from eggplant, gluten-free soy sauce, mirin, sugar, rice bran oil, oil seaweed and konjac powder.\n\nTill COVID-19 hit, issues seemed promising for the corporate, which debuted in Complete Meals in November 2017, and had began getting huge accounts over the previous two years, Benzaquen stated. at FoodNavigator-USA final fall.\n\n“We had been rising actually rapidly, however we had been 100% promoting to foodservice, so even once we had been at Complete Meals or different retailers, we had been promoting of their sushi bars. And greater than another a part of the restaurant enterprise, sushi has in all probability been hit the toughest. [when COVID-19 struck], as a result of folks had been scared of consuming uncooked animal protein, so lots of the largest sushi and poke chains went bankrupt, they usually had been our big prospects.\n\nOcean Hugger Meals has additionally scaled its operations in a short time, which has resulted in better commitments in manufacturing and provide cycles, stated Benzaquen: “The one factor we may do was droop operations. “\n\nBenzaquen, who runs a consultancy agency for corporations within the plant-based meals trade, stated plant-based seafood was nonetheless in its infancy, with many manufacturers nonetheless reaching vegans and vegetarians. slightly than the standard meat / fish eaters.\n\nThat stated, given the lengthy listing of seafood points – from overfishing to inhumane slaughter, contaminants, air pollution, plastic, fraud, mislabelling, work practices unlawful, habitat injury and bycatch – there’s a sturdy case for a greener, cleaner finder, and friendlier options, whether or not plant-based or cell-based, a- he argued.\n\n“When you have a look at it by way of animal welfare or sustainability, seafood is without doubt one of the most pressing industries to disrupt.”\n\n“Individuals are intimidated by cooking fish, so that they eat most of it. This isn’t the case in every single place ‘\n\nRequested concerning the present state of the market, he stated: “No firm sells to multiple continent (and most to a single nation) and there are only a few corporations total, in comparison with the variety of plant-based burger corporations. there are nonetheless so many markets that haven’t any choices, and species that haven’t any options. ”\n\nAs for customers, he stated, “I believe attitudes began to alter in buying and selling when merchandise like Ocean Hugger’s Ahimi first got here out and we began garnering distribution offers, rewards and investments from key leaders. Of the trade. Nonetheless, customers have usually by no means had plant-based seafood, and we have now billions of fish to guard from extinction. “\n\nWhen requested if there are extra alternatives within the restaurant enterprise or retail, he replied: “It’s totally market and product particular. Individuals are intimidated by cooking fish, so that they eat most of it. This isn’t the case in every single place. Likewise, cooking an ideal sole almond might require finesse and the arms of a prepare dinner, however microwaveable fish fingers do not.\n\n“The consumption of seafood is accelerating at residence and out of doors the house and we want choices for all consuming events.”\n\nIn keeping with SPINS information, the US plant-based seafood retail market is barely value $ 12 million in measured channels, however issues are heats up rapidly, Declare the primary stakeholders.\n\n“It isn’t an extruded protein isolate. There’s a advanced mechanical proprietary course of that we use with all of our greens to take away the flavour and create a firmer texture that mimics the expertise of biting into uncooked fish, and from there we will apply any taste. . We promote it frozen and cooks can thaw and reduce it like they might uncooked fish. “"
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"Jordan Williams, center, talks with those in attendance prior to his presentation at Island Church on Bainbridge Island on Saturday, January 7, 2011. Williams received a Purple Heart after the vehicle he was in hit an IED while patrolling in Afghanistan and has undergone more than 20 surgeries since the incident. (MEEGAN M. REID / KITSAP SUN)\n0 Comments\nSHARE\n\nAn improvised explosive device had detonated directly below the 22-year-old U.S. Marine corporal's seat, lifting the 14-ton vehicle into the air, and knocking him unconscious. Days later, in a military hospital, doctors told Williams he was badly injured — but very lucky. His pelvis was shattered and two bones in his right leg were broken, but unlike many blast victims, his wounds could heal in time.\n\n\"I have 10 fingers and 10 toes and everything between,\" Williams told his mother Jada during a phone call from a medical center in Germany. \"I'm fine.\"\n\nNearly 30 surgeries and 10 months later, Williams is on the mend.\n\nAt an event held in his honor Saturday at Island Church on Bainbridge, Williams walked stiffly but without assistance, and mingled with the crowd of about 40 well-wishers who gathered to greet him.\n\nHe will stay on the island for a few weeks before continuing his rehabilitation in San Diego. He told the assembly that the support he'd received from islanders since April had helped his recovery.\n\n\"I knew I had prayers back home, a lot of people saying prayers, and I was thankful for that,\" Williams said.\n\nWilliams followed his older brother Jonathan into the Marines after high school. He completed a tour in Iraq before being deployed to Afghanistan in the fall of 2010 with the 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion.\n\nWilliams, a radio operator, was assigned to the security detail for the commanding officer. The assignment meant frequent, short missions to visit areas of operation. Williams completed more than 200 missions in the seven months leading up to the explosion.\n\nOn April 18, Williams' platoon was in southern Afghanistan, near the border of Pakistan, following up on intelligence suggesting a high level of weapons and drug smuggling in the area.\n\nThey were in a convoy down a dirt road when the IED detonated. Two vehicles passed over the pressure-triggered device before it finally exploded beneath Williams' armored truck. Williams was knocked unconscious for more than a minute and woke to find himself trapped beneath the torn wreckage of his radio rack. A Marine with a broken knee helped free him from the vehicle. Williams assisted in calling in a rescue helicopter before falling unconscious again.\n\nWhile Williams was being rushed to a medical facility in Germany, his parents were in California, welcoming his brother Jonathan, 26, home from his own deployment in northern Afghanistan, where his 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines had suffered heavy casualties.\n\nTheir relief in welcoming Jonathan home melted as they received word from the Marines that their younger son was hospitalized.\n\n\"It's a little bit of a heart-stopping, throat-choking kind of thing, because you don't know what to expect,\" said Williams' father Earl, a Woodward Middle School custodian.\n\nWilliams was transported to Germany, then on to a military hospital in Bethesda, Md. where his parents met him.\n\nJada would stayed with him until his return to Bainbridge this month.\n\n\"Honey, you're stuck with me now,\" she recalls telling Williams when she first saw him. \"We're going to get through this.\"\n\nWilliams was bedridden for two months in Bethesda, undergoing several surgeries each week. He received the Purple Heart, an award given to service members injured in the line of duty and was frequently visited by fellow Marines.\n\nWilliams, who'd never spent more than a few hours in a hospital before the injury, said the time spent bedridden was a grind.\n\n\"I was just pushing through it every day,\" he said.\n\nWilliams was transferred to a trauma center in Palo Alto, Calif., for the summer. There he regained his ability mobility, first leaning on a walker, then using a cane, and finally walking on his own. The speed of his recovery surprised his caretakers, Jada said.\n\nAll through Williams' hospitalization, Jada and Earl kept island friends and family updated with frequent emails to Island Church members, which were shared throughout the community.\n\nWilliams' story inspired an outpouring of support. Several island schools sent him banners of support, the American Legion post sent him an iPod, and letters and gifts filled his hospital room, Jada said. Cross Sound Church members presented him with a quilt.\n\nIslander Linda Lemon, a family friend, organized the Saturday welcoming event and fundraiser for Williams, and said she's continually amazed by his strength.\n\n\"He's our walking miracle,\" she said.\n\nWilliams is continuing his treatment at a naval medical center in San Diego. He still faces more surgeries and months of physical therapy. His contract with the Marines ends in July and he plans to leave the service and attend college.\n\nAs tough as the last 10 months have been, Williams said he knew it easily could have been worse.\n\n\"In retrospect it's gone by really quick,\" he said. \"I'm lucky for the injuries I got and the situation I was in.\""
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"Fighting hunger is more than just about food for Robert Egger, founder and CEO of L.A. Kitchen, a non-profit in Los Angeles that engages, empowers, and nourishes the local community “by reclaiming healthy, local food that would otherwise be discarded, training men and women who are unemployed for jobs, and providing healthy meals to fellow citizens,” according to the organizations mission statement.\n\n“Fighting hunger is a political act, a social act, an economic act,” says Egger. “I want to be a source and develop a model that shows how you can feed more people a better meal with less money.”\n\nL.A. Kitchen is modeled after Egger’s first enterprise, D.C. Central Kitchen in Washington D.C. A chance experience of accompanying friends to feed the homeless there highlighted some inadequacies Egger couldn’t ignore, such as purchasing the food when so many people in the food industry he knew lamented over wasting food at the end of the night.\n\nHe decided to investigate what it would take to salvage the leftover food and prepare healthy meals with it.\n\n“Then, I thought, you could give people better food for less money but also get people off the streets and out of the line by starting a cooking school,” Egger says. “People can become part of the solution versus mere recipients of charity, and restaurants get entry-level people to help them make more money. Everybody benefits.”\n\nAfter receiving little enthusiasm from other charitable organizations, Egger took the idea and did it himself, forming an agreement with the Republican National Committee to recycle the food waste from the Inaugural parties to feed the homeless.\n\nSince opening D.C. Central Kitchen in 1989, the organization has served more than 35 million meals from food that would have been thrown out, trained 1,500 men and women for food service jobs, and seen its social enterprise businesses started in 1996 grow to generate 60% of its income.\n\nEgger was also the first to fully embrace the concept of using imperfect food from local farmers that would have been throw away. He says this action was in response to research showing the need for other sources of food, as restaurants and catering businesses became more sophisticated.\n\n“The inventory controls they were applying were going to erode the amount of food I could get, and it hit me,” says Egger, “fruits and vegetables that are cosmetically imperfect is the future. Coming to California has put me in a position where I can get an almost unlimited supply of free food I can use for job training, community engagement, and free meals.”\n\nThe move to California was only partially about the wealth of produce in the state. Egger also recognized a growing senior population as the Baby Boomer generation continues to age. In his quest to understand what senior meals in the future would look like, he found assistance from a $1 million grant from AARP to help solve the imminent food crisis for older Americans.\n\n“Every city has senior meal contracts through its department of aging, which often means processed meals made with low wages,” says Egger. “I wanted to bore down on what seniors will eat and how it will be served.\n\n“Every single morning, 10,000 people turn 70, half the workers between 45-60 don’t have $10,000 set aside for retirement, and LA has the largest population of older people in America. There is no way you can feed this many old people every single day. I say let’s lead the way.”\n\nLeading the way means acknowledging the differences between this generation of seniors and others. Egger points out that seniors now include women who marched for equality, civil rights activists, people who went to Woodstock, and those who integrated America. What they want to eat needs to be examined through a more modern lens.\n\n“The baby boomers will have really profound issues because most haven’t saved any money, they are more nutritionally sophisticated, and they are more aware of the importance of healthy food as it applies to their physical health. This is the first wave of old people looking at different diet plans,” Egger says.",
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"In 1908, Australian poet Dorothea Mackellar described her country endearingly as a land of droughts and pouring rains.\n\n“Research Tuesdays is a free public lecture series designed to share how University of Adelaide research is transforming the world we live in.\n\nOver a century later, there’s little to feel nostalgic for in Australia’s harsh extremes.\n\nDevastating floods tear through the eastern states on an almost annual basis, and it wasn’t so long ago that the Millennium Drought brought Australia’s driest year on record, hitting the agricultural sector hard and leading to the much-maligned water restrictions here in South Australia.\n\nWith the World Economic Forum’s recent finding that the threat with the greatest potential impact is an impending global water crisis, the one positive to be taken from Australia’s last decade is that at least we’re quite well prepared.\n\nAnd we need to be.\n\nAs Senior Lecturer and leader of the Intelligent Water Decision group at the University of Adelaide, Dr Seth Westra explains – tough times could be coming very soon.\n\n“You’re probably familiar with the El Niño system that we’re experiencing; there’s a similar thing happening in the Indian Ocean and the two systems are kind of conspiring to cause Australia to dry out,” Seth explains.\n\n“So we’ll probably feel the lack of water availability this summer, if all the forecasts come out to play.”\n\nAnd in the much longer term, these conditions are only likely to get worse.\n\n“We published a report last year that showed by … as early as 2060, [Adelaide could] have 30% less water in our water supply reservoirs, and the worst case was drops of 60% or more. And this is because of climate change,” Seth says.\n\n“So within the next few decades, we’re really going to have to learn to deal with much less water than we currently have.”\n\nSouth Australians are ahead of the curve though, with many households adopting things like water-saving shower heads, planting climate-approriate gardens greywater is a word etched into every green-thumbed Australian’s vocabulary, and most major cities now have desalination plants.\n\nBut it’s the Australian agriculture industry that carries the greater burden, as we continue to strive to be one of the world’s food bowls.\n\n“Australia is actually a net exporter of what we call embedded water – in other words the water that it takes to supply a kilogram of beef, or of any agricultural product,” Seth explains.\n\n“If you do the maths around that, you actually realise Australia’s a huge net exporter of water resources, even though we’re the driest continent in the world.”\n\nBe in the know: Register here to attend the FREE WaterRisk panel discussion in-person at the Braggs Lecture Theatre, North Terrace Campus, University of Adelaide on Tuesday 13 October, and sign-up (think of it as a gym membership for your mind) to get invites to the monthly Research Tuesdays Seminar Series.\n\nTo discuss how Australia will continue to meet these obligations and keep its own population hydrated as water scarcity increases – Seth is going to throw down some global water challenges to a panel of experts next Tuesday evening 10th of November as part of the University of Adelaide’s Research Tuesday’s lecture series.\n\nThe panel discussion will offer deep insight into Australia’s drought preparedness as well as innovations in water management that can help position Australia as a leading light in global conflicts around water scarcity and allocation."
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(By way of payment, the walls responsible for casting the concealing shadows, sucked the warmth from the marrow of my bones.) No longer as stiff or chilly, I pulled up my sleeve and stared at two glowing green hands.\n\nThirty-four minutes had already slipped by since I scampered out my front door.\n\nDear gods above and below, please let Leo, Robbie, and Beatrice have found something in their research that immediately arrested their attention. Thus allowing my pretext, of heading down to the Map Room to fetch my old school yearbooks, to stay intact. Because I really don’t want to own my overriding reason for following Ira to Nevermore.\n\nOn the upside, I’ve landed on a plausible and truthful rationale for keeping tabs on Ira – should anyone realize I’ve scarpered. I’ll cite my genuine anxiety about Ira’s safety. Since he needs to waltz past the majority of people cahooting together to retrieve the potential evidence of Sarah’s duplicity. (Thus, my tail makes sense.)\n\nAt no point, if an explanation is required, will I concede my genuine motivation. Which essentially boils down to Ira’s parting shot – “I’m going to Nevermore, what could possibly happen?”\n\nSeriously? Would you care for the answer in alphabetical or chronological order.\n\nIn an attempt to make him appear less tempting to the Fates, I enlisted the aid of someone who’s aces at tiptoeing around Nevermore undetected. As I couldn’t just let Ira stroll thru automatic doors of Nevermore’s main building (mosey his way back to the security hub, copy several days worth of security video & logs, then retrace his steps) all by himself.\n\nHence my pell-mell run down the back garden path, over several neighboring lawns, and along the sidewalks to the closest corner of Nevermore. Pleading to the universe during the entire – heart-rending, lung-busting, sneaker-slapping – run for Joseph to be hanging about The Crossroads tonight.\n\nSomeone must’ve heard me because no sooner had I tripped onto the grounds – Joseph was at my side. Doubled over and panting, I managed to vocalize Ira, main building, and keep safe.\n\nHe needed no other information.\n\nRaising my cuff, I glanced at the luminous hands on my watch again and found only two minutes had ticked by.\n\nWaiting is the worst.\n\n“He’s safely out of Nevermore.”\n\nLeaping six inches in the air at the wildly unexpected sound of Joseph’s voice next to my ear, I narrowly suppressed the surprised scream my throat yearned to expel. “Jiminy Christmas, you should wear a bell….Thank you for looking after him.”\n\nA smile I couldn’t see, due to the lack of light, colored his voice. “You are welcome. Though he needed very little help from me.”\n\n“Thank the gods.” Shoulders sagging, my mind spontaneously called up the image of the redwood again. Only this time, my feet were its roots, and I watched my anxiety flow thru them and saturate the ground beneath my sneakers.\n\n(It didn’t seem to matter much to my mind that this wasn’t how roots worked.)\n\nHead tilted, I saw concern in Joseph’s eyes as a match flared to life, lighting the cigarette stationed between his lips. “Why the panic? Ira didn’t go anyplace he didn’t rightfully have access too.”\n\nTransfixed for a moment by the red coal, which glowed a hair brighter as he inhaled, it took a moment to recall my reasonable and honest excuse. “He might’ve been caught in the midst of downloading some compromising information…”\n\n“Indeed.” The amused tinge of his voice spoken volumes.\n\nScuffing the toe of my sneaker on the ground, I gave in. “Alright, Ira tempted the Weird Sisters right before he left the apartment, and I couldn’t take a chance of something or someone happening to him.”\n\nTilting his head, he took another drag of the cigarette. “You worried he might come to harm?”\n\nSnorting without humor, I tipped my head back and stared at the twinkling stars for a second, forming my reply. “Maybe? Worst case scenario…”\n\n“Why take the risk?”\n\n“Proof, he and the others needed a hair more to fully believe Sarah’s guilt.” Straightening my shoulders, I dove straight into the niggling set of doubts that’d been pestering me. “You remember the incorrect dates Sarah gave me for the arrival and burial of Tiffany Grindle’s remains? She was the only one who knew there was a chance I was going to break into the building and/or creep about Nevermore…”\n\n“…and if she set a trap, you’d know for certain where her loyalties lie.”\n\nHolding the half-finished smoke towards me, I shook my head at the unspoken offer (Joseph has far superior night vision) and answered his other question. “Let’s just say her explanation for the mix-up no longer satisfies.”\n\nHe paused, holding in the lungful of cigarette for a moment before expelling it. “These fabricated dates of Sarah’s started the night after you subdued the Woman In White, correct?”\n\n“And the three following…” My voice trailing off as the implications of his answer hit me – extinguishing the small sliver of hope I’d unconsciously held onto in a dark secret part of my heart.\n\nI watched his still smoldering smoke drop to the ground and disappear beneath the heel of his shoe. “Security guards were stationed all over Nevermore and inside Sarah’s Domain & Depository for the seven nights following our…adventure.”\n\nRocking back, I blinked quickly up at the moon, trying to breathe around the lump in my throat. 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"Is an artist really an artist if they remain secluded from the world, practicing their craft in isolation or performing only for a select audience? That’s the question that Farinelli and the King, a captivating play nearing the end of its Broadway run, poses.\n\nI recently saw a candlelight performance of this drama with my opera singer mother, intrigued by the possibility of absorbing more opera history in a setting where I have always felt at home: the theater. How unusual, I thought, to have a Broadway show centering not just on opera but on an aspect of it so esoteric as a castrato. Having recently marveled at Rylance’s star turn as Thomas Cromwell in Wolf Hall, I anticipated that the evening would be a rare treat.\n\nIt was. Rylance’s character, King Philippe V of Spain, was deadly hilarious and equipped with a dry wit that had us all in stitches for much of the evening. Although written to be on the verge of a mental collapse, evoking comparisons to King Lear, Philippe is also cannily perceptive of the complex political dynamics unfolding around him at court. When his wife Queen Isabella entreats the famous Italian castrato Farinelli to leave a wildly successful London career and sing privately for the ailing Spanish king, Philippe is wary of the newcomer at first. But upon hearing Farinelli’s ethereal voice, he finds rare comfort and solace he never expected to encounter—and thus begins a historic, decade-long patronage between king and singer.\n\nHaving been raised by musicians, I have seen this kind of musical healing take place more times than I can count. People often came up to my parents after their concerts, visibly moved and glowing with happiness, yearning to share what the experience meant to them and how it transformed them. My parents were always honored to hear such feedback. (When they didn’t feel they’d delivered their best, of course, they gamely smiled and politely thanked the audience members yet later offered private observations to me on how strange it felt to have that gap—they themselves being certain they could have performed far better while the audience, meanwhile, was perfectly satisfied.)\n\nAs a music lover myself, I have also experienced such musical grace first hand throughout my life and so I could readily appreciate why King Philippe was so drawn to Farinelli’s singing. But, as a writer, I was also pleased to see the play exploring a question I’ve often contemplated: whether an artist, once no longer sharing his or her art with an audience, can truly be considered an artist anymore. Farinelli and the King delves into this issue with dramatic tension, depicting Farinelli as a devoted servant who eventually decides that, for his own well-being and identity as a performer, he must leave the court. As Farinelli prepares to depart, Queen Isabella presents him with a symbolic gift—a songbird in a cage—and we are left to wonder whether it would have been better for Farinelli to have sung for the adoring masses in London or administered musical salves to a deeply troubled head of state.\n\nI’m not sure I have a definitive answer to this question. We writers are a notoriously solitary bunch, chiseling away at our works in private while the world bustles and hums outside. And yet there are plenty of poets and authors out there who venture into cafés and performance spaces each night, lending voice to their words as a thoughtful crowd takes them in. Musicians labor and toil for hours in the practice room, yet they too invariably take the stage at regular intervals to breathe life into their art. Although it does seem like isolation is a fundamental component of artistic development, it only produces benefits to a certain extent—and after that point, in order to thrive and grow further, an artist must have contact with the broader world.\n\nFarinelli and the King may not be everyone’s cup of tea, granted. It focuses on awfully specific subject matter that may have limited appeal beyond fans of Rylance, the theater, and opera. But for artists and lovers of art, it may well offer fertile ground for contemplating what it is that makes an artist an artist—and whether that inherent artistic identity is ever subject to change. If that sounds like a captivating question, you still have a chance to catch this play in New York: its Broadway run ends on March 25.",
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"One of the Driver sisters' quilts, completed by women at Weavers Mennonite Church for auction at Virginia Mennonite Relief Sale\n\nThese are the stories of four Mennonite women who loved children and education, and who are having an impact at Eastern Mennonite School today and into the future. Each of them included EMS in their will. When they died, EMS received the bequests and worked with their families to identify the best use of these funds. Their combined gifts totaled $890,354 and ended up covering nearly one-quarter of the renovation costs of Eastern Mennonite Elementary School, a project completed in 2019.\n\nLena Yutzy Showalter, originally from Plain City, Ohio, married Norman Yutzy in 1955. Within a year, newlyweds Magdalena “Lena” Beachy (1931-2019) and Norman Yutzy moved into the Trissels Mennonite Church parsonage, Broadway, Virginia, where Norman served as pastor for many years. Lena shared her gift of hospitality with many as a pastor’s wife. She loved teaching Sunday school and often taught in the large Summer Bible School programs of Trissels Mennonite Church during the 1960s and 1970s. Lena was active in Mennonite Women, where she and others contributed their time and expertise to make quilts, comforters, and clothing for relief.\n\nLena hosted many in her Broadway farm home, where she and her family operated a dairy operation and raised turkeys. She was a wonderful hostess and provided delicious meals to many who came into her home, including this writer’s family.\n\nLena often gave her time to serve children and youth. With a two-year-old child in her home, Lena hosted a fresh-air child from the city during the summer of 1959, and the following year, Lena and two more families at Trissels hosted children at their rural Rockingham County homes. During the 1960s and ʼ70s, she and Norman served as youth group leaders at Trissels Mennonite Church.\n\nLena raised three children, Lenora (Rick) Bell; David (Jewel) Yutzy; and Charlene (Robert) Jacob. After Lena’s husband Norman Yutzy passed away in 2000, Lena married Omar Showalter in 2006, and the Showalters attended Lindale Mennonite Church. One of Lena’s grandsons, Aaron Yutzy, currently serves on the Eastern Mennonite School board of directors. Lena’s legacy is one of generosity, in giving herself to family, church, and school, in her desire to fulfill God’s call to serve others.\n\nHelen worked at Mennonite Publishing House, Scottdale, Pa., 1945-1966, where she served as an assistant to Elrose Zook, editor, and edited Beams of Light, a publication for children. In 1958, she changed the name to Story Friends. This periodical was distributed nationally to most children in the Mennonite Church. She also worked as editor of Words of Cheer, a Mennonite publication for youth. While living in Scottdale, Helen was well known for her 1957 Chevy, in which she took friends on Sunday afternoon rides.\n\nIn the early 1940s, Helen taught in the Summer Bible School outreach program of the Northern District of the Virginia Mennonite Conference. One summer during World War II, Helen taught in five different Mennonite church Summer Bible School sessions, of two weeks each, requiring 10 weeks of her time. She was part of a wave of dozens of youth who taught and lived among the mountain churches where they taught Bible stories, often to underprivileged families. Helen visited homes in the afternoons and evenings, slept in a trailer or tent supplied by her home church, and she remembered that in one mountain home, at mealtime with three Mennonite teachers, “One got a spoon, one a fork, and one a knife.”\n\nHelen kept a diary and provided interviews to former EMHS history teachers James Rush and this writer. Helen’s journal, her excellent memory, and her willingness to be interviewed contributed in significant ways to our understanding of the Mennonite mountain mission’s movement of the mid-twentieth century. In 1946, Helen co-authored an important and one-of-a-kind carefully researched paper on the numerous mission stations of the Mennonite Church in the highlands of western Virginia and the mountains of West Virginia.1\n\nAt age 43, Helen married Stuart Shank (1920-2018) in 1968. Helen taught nine years as a second-grade teacher in the Plains Elementary School and worked with Stuart on his Broadway farm.\n\nIn the 1980s, Helen wrote a second significant essay of historical significance. Stuart had served in Civilian Public Service as a conscientious objector during World War II. Helen wrote about Stuart’s story and 13 other men and four Mennonite women who served. Helen’s research paper is invaluable to researchers today.2\n\nIn later years, Helen welcomed interviewers to her room at the Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community who needed help with photos or inquiries about twentieth-century Mennonite history. She was a generous woman who lived a frugal life and accumulated financial savings.\n\nGladys Driver (class of ’38) and Brownie Driver (class of’46), sisters, lived their lives within a five-mile radius of Harrisonburg, Va., but their influence and impact have been global. Gladys Driver (1921-2017), seven years older than Brownie, worked for many years as an administrative assistant in the academic field at James Madison University. Brownie Driver (1928-2017), went on to become a registered radiologist. Growing up on a farm near the Weavers Mennonite Church, where they attended, the sisters learned to be frugal, sew, and quilt.\n\nBoth women served in various ways in church ministries over the years, but they excelled at piecing together quilts, comforters, and wall hangings, and teaching others to do the same. In quilting, a “piecemaker” gathers pieces of fabric and stitches them together to create something whole.3 The Driver women made quilts and comforters in their Harrisonburg home, and they supported the Weavers Sewing Circle in making quilts and comforters. They gathered colorful fabric that was just the right color, found bargains, and created beautiful works of art.\n\nIn 2005 Gladys and Brownie had encouraged Yvonne Martin to design and create an African quilt that was sold at the Virginia Mennonite Relief Sale for $4,100. Those who purchased the “African Kaleidoscope” quilt sent it to Africa.\n\nIn 2007 South African Nobel Peace Laureate, Archbishop Desmond Tutu visited Harrisonburg to receive the annual Gandhi award at James Madison University. Gladys and Brownie had made a 21″ by 31″ quilted wall hanging for the Virginia Relief Sale, but officers from Eastern Mennonite University purchased it before the sale as a gift to Bishop Tutu, with the funds going to the Relief Sale.\n\nThe Driver women then made a second identical “Log Cabin Cross” to donate to the Relief Sale, with the proceeds again helping the work of the Mennonite Central Committee. In 2013 Gladys and Brownie made another “Log Cabin Cross” that was framed and hung on the wall in the lobby of Weaver’s church for display.\n\nPiecemakers, Gladys Driver and Brownie Driver created many quilts, comforters, and wall hangings that represent, in a unique way, the art, beauty, and community life of the Weavers church and Mennonite community of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia during the twentieth and early twenty-first century.\n\nGladys and Brownie Driver gladly gave this writer two interviews in 2011, sharing historical photos and anecdotes of growing up in the Weavers Mennonite Church. While the Driver women remained local, they traveled widely across the United States, Canada, and other countries. 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"Many entrepreneurs who have been involved in equity sharing for years know on thing: Over time, there is a risk of uncontrolled growth in shares. A holding provides corporate assets with a clear structure. The entrepreneur as a private person has only one share that affects them personally - that of their GmbH Holding company. This also makes asset succession in Germany much easier. Holding structures are particularly popular due to their great tax advantages for entrepreneurs. While profits from an operating GmbH are taxed at 30 percent, dividends that the Holding GmbH receives from its holdings are only taxable at 1.5 percent. Further tax advantages are also available in the event of the Holding GmbH being sold by a holding company.\n\nContents of this page:\n\nWhat is a Gmbh Holding?\n\nGmbH Holding means a GmbH (German Limited Liability Company) as parent company, which holds shares in one or more other companies, usually in other corporations (generally GmbHs).\n\nWho is a Holding GmbH suitable for?\n\nEntrepreneurs who spend a lot of time managing the operational business often find themselves losing track of their investments after several years and the group of companies lacks a clear structure: Occasionally, the entrepreneur is privately involved in a target company, sometimes through one of their operational GmbHs, sometimes they hold 100 percent, sometimes only a minority stake. Here's a GmbH, there's a GmbH & Co. KG and occasionally there is also an AG involved - not to mention foreign private equities. While one company is doing well, the other is on the brink of bankruptcy.\n\nThis is where the holding structure comes into play: a holding gives corporate assets a clear structure. As flexible as entrepreneurs have to be in their daily decisions - it is helpful for them if they can move within a legally clear and tax-optimized structure: All operational activities at the lowest level can then be easily controlled centrally via the holding company. Future investments and start-ups are all made through the Holding GmbH. And the entrepreneur as a private person has only one single share that affects them personally - that of their GmbH holding company.\n\nIt is obvious that such a structure also significantly simplifies asset succession: Instead of having to involve the three children and spouse in 18 different companies as part of the inheritance, it is sufficient to transfer the shares in one single company - the GmbH holding company.\n\nSave taxes and build up assets with a Gmbh Holding structure\n\nThe holding structure also offers enormous tax advantages to entrepreneurs because the holding company acts like a savings box and is an almost ideal investment vehicle - for the following reasons:\n\nHigh taxes if the entrepreneur is personally involved in an operational GmbH:\n\na) Profits from an operational GmbH are taxed at approximately 30 percent (corporate tax and trade tax). If the entrepreneur were personally involved in such an operational GmbH and would approve a distribution (dividend) from the GmbH, they would also have to tax this distribution with the withholding tax rate of 25 percent. In numbers: With a distributable profit of 1 million euros, the entrepreneur only receives 750,000 euros, the rest (250,000 euros) goes to the tax authorities.\n\nb) If the entrepreneur were to sell their shares, they would also have to expect taxation of around 25 percent on the gain on sale.\n\nFavorable taxation within the holding structure:\n\na) Dividends that the Holding GmbH receives from its shares are only taxable at 1.5 percent. The reason for this is § 8b Corporation Tax Act (KStG). This means that 95 percent of the profit distributions of the GmbH Holding are tax-free. Only the remaining 5 percent are taxable. With a corporate and trade tax rate of approximately 30 percent in total, this results in an overall tax burden of only 1.5 percent (5% x 30%). In numbers: With a distributable profit of 1 million euros, 985,000 euros will go to the holding company and 15,000 euros to the tax authorities. In comparison to the situation described above, the holding company therefore gets to keep 235,000 euros more for reinvestment, e.g. in other start-up or scale-up companies.\n\nb) The same applies if the Holding GmbH sells one of its shares. The capital gain is taxable at only 1.5 percent.\n\nThis way, the Holding GmbH is provided with minimally taxed proceeds, which it can reinvest in the establishment of further operating GmbHs or other units.\n\nDistributions from the Holding GmbH to the entrepreneur\n\n25 percent capital gains tax plus solidarity surcharge only applies if the Holding GmbH in turn makes distributions to the entrepreneur. Of course, this is only necessary if the shareholder really needs the money. This is often not the case because the entrepreneur already generates sufficient current income elsewhere (e.g. income from managerial activities, rental income from property investments, etc.).\n\nBut even if there is a need of money, it does not necessarily have to be satisfied in the form of a distribution from the Holding GmbH. In individual cases, entrepreneurs can also grant themselves a loan from their Holding GmbH (secured and with interest at ordinary market rates).\n\nOf course, distributions can also be individually managed in such a way that they only take place in times in which the entrepreneur hardly generates any other income - e.g. at retirement age. In these cases, depending on the amount of the distribution and the entrepreneur's personal situation, the tax burden can be reduced below 25 percent.\n\nVAT-free exchange of services between Holding GmbH and operative GmbH\n\nVarious companies of an entrepreneur often exchange services and/or goods among each other. For example, one company may be designated to manufacture goods, while the other serves as a sales unit. Yet another company provides book-keeping and other accounting services centrally to the other GmbHs. In such scenarios it might be convenient if no sales tax has to be billed for such “internal sales” in the group of companies. If correctly managed, this can be done if the requirements of the so-called VAT group are met. Such a group requires the so-called controlled company (e.g. an operational GmbH) to be integrated into the so-called fiscal parent company (e.g. the holding company): The controlled company must be integrated organizationally, financially and economically. We are more than happy to support you in creating these conditions.\n\nOption 1: Structuring your company assets \"from scratch\":\nIdeally, you would structure your company assets as a holding company from the start. In practice, however, we rarely see this. The reason is obvious: When the first company was founded, there was usually no time for such far-reaching planning considerations. Money is also in short supply, and often there is simply a lack of knowledge about the advantages of alternative arrangements. At a young age, many entrepreneurs also have no idea where the business journey will lead them one day. It is rarely foreseeable at the beginning that a single company will grow into a group of companies over the years.\n\nOption 2: Optimizing and rearranging existing company structures:\nUsually, we advise experienced entrepreneurs on how to optimize and rearrange the existing corporate structure:\n\nYour planning consultants for GmbH Holding structures in Germany\n\nOur attorneys and tax advisors will be happy to help you set up a holding structure that is suitable for you. The sooner you start, the easier it will be. Feel free to contact attorney Boris Piekarek, head of our team “Assets, Foundations, Succession”. He will plan a corporate structure for you and with you that provides both entrepreneurial freedom and tax advantages. The easiest way to reach us is by email (info@winheller.com) or by phone (+49 (0)69 76 75 77 80).\n\nThe JUVE handbook taxes 2020 recommends WINHELLER in the category of high net worth private individuals."
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In 1932 an inscription was added to the monument denouncing the “carpetbag government” of Louisiana, but added that “the national election of November 1876 recognized white supremacy in the South and gave us our state.”\n\nOn April 24, 2017, the statue was taken down in the dead of night as police snipers stood guard on nearby rooftops — a response to violent threats by monument supporters.\n\nThe city of New Orleans then proceeded to take down the statues of Jefferson Davis on May 11th, P.G.T. Beauregard on May 17th, and Robert E. Lee on May 19th. For some people, this decision was an affront to history and tradition. To others it was another example of a major U.S. city capitulating to the forces of political correctness. For white nationalists, Southern nationalists, neo-Confederates, and others on the racist Right, it only meant one thing: the continued ethnic cleansing of the majority white population.\n\nIndeed, the movement collectively known as the “alt-right” has been abuzz with the usual cries of “white genocide” and “white displacement.” On May 13th, 2017, the aforementioned hodgepodge of far-right activists descended on Charlottesville, VA to “defend” the statues of Robert E. Lee and “Stonewall” Jackson. A host of familiar faces — Richard Spencer, Sam Dickson, Mike Peinovich — took turns speaking with a bullhorn while others stood, listening intently and holding Confederate and Identity Evropa flags.\n\nPeinovich claimed this was about more than just Confederate monuments. To him the controversy is removing “images of white people” and “white heroes” and “white warriors” in order to “attack and demoralize” whites. “They wanna destroy our future, they wanna replace us with some sort of mixed, muddy people that would just be easy consumers who won’t stand up for themselves, who’ll just go buy, shop, be part of the cogs of the machine,” he said.\n\nThen the bullhorn was passed to Spencer, who stated that he and the alt-right were taking the angst and unease of millions of white people and putting it into words. “This is not like a genocide of yesteryear,” he said. “This is not a war with bullets and trenches and tanks. This is a psychological war. This is a moral war.” And Spencer vowed to fight this war on the “battlefield of symbolism” and “morality.”\n\nBecause what Spencer believes his enemies want is “a world in which we do not exist.” Spencer may be partially correct — many people want a future in which he and his compatriots do not exist, but not because of their lack of melanin.\n\nNonetheless, Spencer claimed that this goal of a world without white people — which again, came from the fevered imagination of white supremacists — would result in a “horrifying parody of the civilization that our ancestors built.” One might add through the blood and sweat of blacks, Asians, Hispanics, and others.\n\nThe audience clapped and cheered.\n\nThe popular alt-right show Red Ice TV livestreamed the event in its entirety, and, between events, aired discussions with pro-Confederate figures. In one such discussion, hosts Lana Lokteff and Henrik Palmgren spoke to James Edwards of The Political Cesspool podcast and Michael Hill, President of the neo-Confederate organization League of the South (LoS).\n\nLokteff asked Hill for his thoughts on what she called the “war on Confederate statues.” Hill replied that “this is simply another example of cultural, ethnic cleansing” and part of an “anti-white purge” of monuments, statues, and flags associated with the South. “But it won’t end there, I guarantee you that,” he claimed, adding that once anti-racists finished dismantling statues they will “come for the flesh and blood” of white people.\n\nJames Edwards was next to give his take on the possible removal of the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville. Edwards used the controversy to denounce multiculturalism as a “fool’s errand” and advocate for racial separation. “Blacks will never view an upright man like Robert E. Lee as their hero, nor will we ever view a degenerate like Martin Luther King as our hero,” he said.\n\n“And once you reach critical mass — and we’re fast approaching that point — you’re gonna see certainly the genocide of our monuments, and I agree wholeheartedly with Dr. Hill that the day will come and, if present trends persist, in the not-too-distant future they will come after us as flesh and blood beings.” And yes, Edwards actually did call this a “genocide” of monuments — something which I heretofore never knew was actually a thing.\n\nEdwards also called Lee the “epitome of a Christian soldier” and, although we warned that it might sound a tad blasphemous, “the most Christ-like figure that ever trod the North American continent.” He also revealed that every year for “Confederate History Month,” he makes a habit of watching the 2003 film Gods and Generals which boasts a whopping 8% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The critics consensus lambasted the movie for its “two dimensional characters,” “pompous self-righteousness,” and “pro-Confederate slant.”\n\nAnother participant in the discussion, Mencken’s Ghost, agreed with both Hill and Edwards, as he called the removal of the statues a form of “genocide” by way of “removing the outward symbols that define a people and their identity.” And at Identity Dixie — a website where Mencken’s Ghost co-hosts a pro-Confederate podcast called The Rebel Yell — an anonymous contributor called for a boycott of New Orleans in a May 24th article.\n\n“We must lay economic siege and treat New Orleans as the Sodom and Gomorrah on the Mississippi it has become,” he wrote.\n\nMeanwhile, the crowd of protesters had gathered to give speeches, with alt-right activist and Daily Caller contributor Jason Kessler kicking things off by praising his white nationalist brethren for their spirited defense of white supremacy. “I think one thing that I have in common with all of you here today is I don’t give a goddamn about being called a racist!” he declared to cheers and applause.\n\n“And that’s what it’s gonna take as a people: all of you out here, you have the cajones to stand up here and be leaders of our movement, to not apologize for being white, for being European-Americans! These statues are a symbol of our former greatness, and we have to protect them if we are to continue into our greatness in the future. There are so many great things we can accomplish together.”\n\nAnd like Mike Peinovich previously claimed, Kessler predicted that this was only a slippery slope to removing statues of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. He said that this “standard” was only “applied to our people.” Which begs the question of what standard Kessler means. If he means that only white slave owners and mass murderers and terrorists are having their statues removed, then maybe he has a point — if not because we in the U.S. do not tend to erect statues of people of color in the first place, let alone hugely controversial ones.\n\nOf course that isn’t what he meant by that. Kessler is under the impression that statues of white people in general are being targeted regardless of what those people did in life. And then he conflated the removal of statues of slave owners to ancient relics and historical buildings constructed through slave labor. He asked his audience whether anti-racists wanted to “take down the Great Wall of China because it was built with slave labor,” or the “Mayan and Aztecan pyramids which were built with slave labor.”\n\nThe answer is no, since anti-racists can distinguish between historical sites built with slave labor and modern statues celebrating white supremacy. There are no calls to tear down the Pyramids of Giza or the White House because slaves constructed them. So Kessler’s claims of anti-white persecution fell totally flat. He then proceeded to thank everyone who made the event possible, including “Eli Mosley,” Nathan Damigo and Identity Evropa, Mike Peinovich, and Sam Dickson.\n\nThe next speaker was Identity Evropa (IE) founder Nathan Damigo. Damigo, an Iraq War veteran who did a stint in prison for armed robbery, became nationally famous this year for socking a female antifa protester in the face. IE members are responsible for posting racist flyers at college campuses, often depicting Greco-Roman sculptures and captions like “LET’S BECOME GREAT AGAIN” and “OUR FUTURE BELONGS TO US.”\n\nHe began his speech by referencing his infamous sucker-punch, and joked that he had done it in order to take the heat off of Richard Spencer after his Nazi salute video went viral. Several people cheered when he asked how many people in attendance were IE members.\n\nDamigo seemed surprised by the number. “I’m just shocked right now. I never thought that when we started this thing last year that there would be this many people, high-quality, high-agency individuals willing to do what it took to make a difference … This is about people coming together and finding ways to occupy space and bring about a new critical junction in which our people might have a chance again.”\n\nMike Peinovich took the mic next, and gave a short statement advising folks on the alt-right to point out anti-white hypocrisy to win over normies and ordinary Republicans. For example, by informing them that “it’s only our stuff that gets taken down, it’s only our ancestors, it’s only our heroes that get taken down.” Although one possibility is that he and the rest of the audience are just looking up to the wrong people — traitors, slavers, terrorists, and champions of white supremacy.\n\nPerhaps Peinovich should have listened to Right Stuff contributor Julius Ebola, who called the Confederate statues the “last stand of explicit White Supremacy.” Forgoing any pretense of standing up for “history” or “white heroes,” Ebola noted that it is “impossible to truly defend the Confederacy without defending the racial caste system,” and it is “impossible to defend the racial caste system without valuing Aryans above non-Aryans.”\n\nIn other words, he recognizes the significance of these statues, what they stand for, and why anti-racists want them brought down in the first place.\n\nAnd, finally, Sam Dickson stepped up to praise long dead white supremacists like Revilo P. 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This, Dickson pointed out, got them nowhere.\n\nBut today, with the Internet’s ability to connect millions of people together and spread white nationalist propaganda, today’s crop of alt-right activists have an opportunity to organize and introduce their message to everyday people throughout the world. “You are the leaders, you are the change agents,” he informed them. “You are the people who will lead this change, and someday I can hope that some of the people here, there will be statues up to them.”\n\nThat is because their movement is now offering white people the solution of an ethnostate, or homeland of their own."
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"In 1993, California native Ed Templeton – who became a professional skateboarder in the mid-1980s – launched the “Bloodsucking Skateboard Company” Toy Machine. As the artist behind the brand, Templeton designed some of the most recognizable and eye-catching deck graphics in the industry, inventing cult classic characters such as the one-eyed “sect” and devil-horned monster, which still populate skateparks today. Templeton credits his interest in art and the success of Toy Machine to the influence of his grandma, who – in addition to raising him – took him to art galleries as a child.\n\nAs he toured the world as a skater, Templeton photographed the young people he encountered along the way, creating a raw body of work that has earned him comparisons to youth culture icons like Larry Clark and Nan Goldin. His photographs of teenage smokers, lovers, and punks radiate the charming naivety of youth, capturing the impassioned desire to rebel that compounds under the thumbs of parents and in the numbing cul-de-sacs of the American suburbs. Photographing the beauty and banality of everyday life remains a part of Templeton’s creative practice, which now includes painting.\n\nFrom now until March 5, 2022, Templeton’s recent paintings, alongside a series of drawings and photographs, will be on display at Roberts Projects in Los Angeles. The exhibition, titled “The Spring Cycle,” unpacks his complex relationship to Orange County, the conservative district in California that he still calls home. “I found punk music and skateboarding which altered my worldview and disappointed my grandfather,” Templeton said. “I was eager to escape this provincial region, but through twists of fate ended up staying here and planting roots among the endless blocks of tract housing.”\n\nUsing a composite photo technique, Templeton paints bits of mischief into the ordinary landscapes of his neighborhood – a Trump and QAnon stronghold littered with religious pamphlets and roads lined with thick, concrete walls. The quirky paintings are both serious and satirical, reflecting his conflicted feelings about the place that has shaped him. The works in “The Spring Cycle,” however, beckon a question that haunts people well beyond Templeton’s zip code. Why do so many of us end up right back where we started?\n\nSAM KAVANAGH: Would you describe “The Spring Cycle” as political?\n\nED TEMPLETON: I’m criticizing the idea of suburbia – and to some extent, humanity. I always say I have a love-hate relationship with suburbia. I still live here, so I can’t hate it that much. California is a blue state, but where I live in Orange County is very conservative. During the pandemic and the BLM movement, there were also other protests like pro-Trump rallies, and even a KKK rally in Orange County. I’m looking at these themes, but I wouldn’t call the paintings pedantic. They’re more subtly political.\n\nHow would you describe suburbia in 2022 compared to when you were growing up, in the 60s?\n\nIn the 60s, upwardly mobile Black people moved into cities, which caused “white flight.” Suburban areas in the U.S. exploded in that time period, and I’m a child of that. I don’t mean to say that everyone who moved to the suburbs was a racist, but white fear was part of the zeitgeist. A lot of white people wanted to build a family and thought getting a house with a picket fence and a little backyard was going to be a “safer” place for that family. My grandfather was guilty of that.\n\nThe suburbs still have these nice and clean facades which suggest that “everything is fine.” But the people are the same and the problems are the same. Inside the houses, deadbeat husbands are still getting drunk and beating their wives. Homelessness is everywhere. Disrupting these facades is really the core of my work.\n\nIn the particular suburbia that I live in, there are a lot of walls, so when you’re driving down the main streets with walls on either side, you can only see people’s roofs. That’s all you get to see of other people’s lives. They’ve become a motif in this body of work, representing what you can see and what’s hidden behind them.\n\nI also noticed a lot of religious motifs.\n\nThat’s been an ongoing theme of mine. Religion, and how it affects people, and how it manifests in public. I was raised by my grandparents, who were born-again Christians and took me to church every Sunday. When I got old enough, I immediately became an atheist, after seeing how it changed them. For example, in my work, you can see these religious pamphlets that people pass out on the pier. People take them and inevitably just throw them away, so the ground is covered with them. I have to admit there’s a bit of beauty in them.\n\nAre there any types of people that you are drawn to feature in your work?\n\nA lot of times it is just people living their life here in Huntington Beach, the performativity of it. I’ve always been fascinated by girls doing their makeup in public and casually parading around with very little on. It’s a pretty big contrast to the dress code in other states.\n\nIn recent years, skating culture has become popular within a mainstream context, and many creatives and designers alike have looked to the subculture for inspiration. How did you feel seeing the culture transform in this manner?\n\nUp until the early 90s, skateboarders were the trendsetters. Then, as hip hop got bigger, it took over – and started to influence skateboarding. Now it might have come back full circle because a lot of what’s happening in skateboarding alone has made its way into popular culture.\n\nBut I welcome it. I’ve always described it as branches of a tree. The act of hardcore, illegal, street skating is still the same, and that’s never going to change. The Olympics and the Mountain Dew commercials, those are new branches – but they coexist with the old. And more are growing. For example, skateboarding is becoming really popular within certain communities in Africa. To me, it’s not a new iteration of what skating is. It’s just a different side of the same coin.\n\nYou started skating back in the mid-80s and gained a cult status in the LA scene. Have the values of the sport changed?\n\nPeople’s approach to skateboarding and the accessibility to it have definitely changed from when I first started out. There seems to be no stigma anymore. In the 80s, there was a certain skater stereotype that I fit into. I came from a messed up family and all of my friends were in the same boat. We were all alienated kids and felt like a band of misfits. Back then, the “jocks” would kick your ass for being a skater. Now, if you’re a skater, you’re like the coolest kid on campus.\n\nIf you’re someone like me, who’s lived most of his life before cell phones arrived, social media is a complete game changer. Especially for skateboarding. It used to be that, every couple of years, we would release video content. We would sell a ton of videos and that was our biggest product. Now you can just open Instagram and see the same quality stuff every day. Every kid is putting out clips, and it’s crazy how much the value of a clip has changed. Not to mention the value of photography itself.\n\nAs a street photographer, the moments I captured back then creep into my psyche, almost as if I’m haunted by nostalgia. My favorite photographers are from an era before cell phones. The street photographers in the 50s, 60s, and 70s mostly took pictures of people waiting. Now, it’s very difficult to find people who are not on their phones.\n\nWould you say skating is a form of self-expression?\n\nFor sure! The way you use and maneuver the board can be somewhat poetic. Skateboarding really has its own poetry with movement that can also be very brutal. The best skaters out there are doing super creative things on weird obstacles – and that’s the essence of it. There’s also a healthy lineage of creativity in skateboarding. So many skaters have gone on to work in visual arts and do things outside the sport. The director Spike Jonze is just one example.\n\nDo you still skate?\n\nNot since last June. I broke my leg in 2012 and that has hindered me a little bit. I was able to recover eventually, but never fully. Part of it is because there are two plates that go down both bones in the bottom part of my leg. If I was to skate again, I’d have to take at least one of those plates out, because there’s no flex in the bone. So, I still skate, but I always have this fact in my head, which ruins the fun.\n\nMaybe you’ll take the plates out one day?"
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I look forward to the challenges ahead and I shall be doing my utmost to maximise this opportunity for European science, industry and education to benefit from this mission.”\n\nForty-one-year-old Mr Peake hails from Chichester, and is so far the only Briton ever to be accepted into the European Astronaut Corps.\n\nIn some senses, he will become the “first official British astronaut”, because all previous UK-born individuals who have gone into orbit have done so either through the US space agency (Nasa) as American citizens or on independent ventures organised with the assistance of the Russian space agency.\n\nAs an Esa astronaut, “Major Tim” will be flying under the union flag on a UK-government-sponsored programme.\n\nMajor Tim’s assignment is made as British space activity is experiencing a big renaissance.\n\nThe space industry in the UK is growing fast, employing tens of thousands of workers and contributing some £9bn in value to the national economy.\n\nThe government has also raised substantially its subscription to Esa, and the agency has responded by opening its first technical base in the country.\n\nEcsat (European Centre for Space Applications and Telecoms) is sited on the Harwell science campus in Oxfordshire.\n\nTraditionally, British governments have steadfastly refused to get involved in human spaceflight, and even the current administration puts only a minimal amount of money into this specific Esa programme.\n\nWhile Nasa wraps its astronauts in the rhetoric of fabled explorers – lots of “celestial destiny” and “bold endeavour” – the British take is far more mundane: the press release announcing Tim Peake’s mission is mainly about British industry and jobs.\n\nSo when he dons his spacesuit, and checks the union flag’s in place, there’ll be a lot riding on his multi-layered shoulders.\n\nBut Dr Thomas Reiter, the director of human spaceflight at Esa, said he hoped the benefits that would accrue to Britain through Major Tim’s flight might encourage deeper participation in the future.\n\nTim told BBC News: “I am indeed hoping… that the returns in terms of science, technology, applications and the outreach aspect – that this will all help the decision at the next ministerial council, and the follow-ons, to hopefully increase the UK’s participation in human spaceflight in the ISS exploitation programme, and of course in the perspective of exploration beyond low-Earth orbit.”\n\nThere is sure to be huge interest in Major Tim’s adventure.\n\nThe recently returned ISS commander, Canadian Chris Hadfield, attracted a big following for his tweets, videos and songs from the platform. His rendition of David Bowie’s A Space Oddity has become a YouTube hit.\n\nMajor Tim will be endeavouring to achieve something of the same impact.\n\n“I do strum the guitar badly,” he admits, but as for singing, the Briton says he is not in the same class as Chris Hadfield. “Under Pressure”, a 1981 release with Freddie Mercury and Queen, is Major Tim’s favourite Bowie number. “Quite apt, I suppose!”\n\nScientists are already working on ideas for experiments that the UK spaceman could do on the ISS.\n\nBritain recently joined Esa’s European Life and Physical Sciences in Space (Elips) programme, which organises much of the research conducted on the orbiting platform.\n\nStudying systems and processes in its microgravity environment gives researchers a unique perspective. In an Earth laboratory, gravity pulls hard on everything; but if the notions of “up” and “down” can be removed – as is the case on the freefalling station – then some unusual things start to happen.\n\nGases and liquids that are heated do not rise and sink as they would normally, and suspended particles do not settle out into neat layers of different sizes.\n\nWatch NASA astronauts describe the unique view from the ISS\n\nBy removing the “mask” of gravity, it then becomes possible to study the effects of other forces more easily.\n\nPhilip Carvil, from the UK Space Biomedical Association, said: “During his mission, Tim will likely be performing a host of experiments that can range from human physiology to material science.\n\n“With around 700 experiments performed on the ISS thus far, the opportunity for research development continually inspires hundreds of institutions around the world to create experiments to better understand the Universe around us and improve the quality of life on Earth.\n\n“At this very moment, several groups are already testing their projects on the ground and/or simulated microgravity for integration in future missions.”\n\nHelen Sharman was the first Briton to go into space in 1991 on Project Juno, a cooperative project between a number of UK companies and the Soviet government. She spent a week at the Mir space station.\n\nThe most experienced British-born astronaut is Nasa’s Michael Foale. He has accumulated 374 days in orbit, completing long-duration missions to both the ISS and Mir.\n\nText and photos courtesy of BBC and ESA.",
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"Saturn’s moon Titan is proving to be one of the most fascinating places in the solar system. The only body other than the Earth that we know has seas, the Cassini-Huygens mission has shown us such a great deal, and left us with many new questions. One of these that captured the imagination has been the so called ‘magic islands’.\n\nThese probably aren’t islands at all, but some thing is going on that we can’t deduce exactly, with LARGE areas of land appearing and disappearing.\n\nThe Cassini team turned their attention to Titan’s mysteriously variable ‘Magic Island‘, covering an area of some 260 square kilometres in the Ligeia Mare, first seen in July 2013. Images created from Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data returned during the August 2014 flyby showed that bright features were again present at the former location, but their appearance has evolved. Waves, bubbles or floating debris may provide the best explanation for these features at the present time.\n\nA further exciting development from the August 2014 Titan flyby provides evidence that Kraken Mare has at least two ‘Magic Islands’ of its own. The Kraken transients were captured by Cassini’s Visible and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS) within several hours of observations. The VIMS data show a 5-micron-bright detection at the same location as the radar transients, interpreted as being similar to specular reflections from waves, wet ground or wet floating debris.\n\nIt is possible that the appearances of these ‘magic islands’ are related to seasons, but could it be possible there’s some tidal effect at play and it’s just good old gravity affecting the liquid, or lighter elements in this dense sea? Seems like the data and images so far have whet everyone’s appetite for more missions to Titan as it has a great deal more to tell us."
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"Retired from football for the last eight months, the 30-year-old Gronkowski took to Instagram to let us know that he will make his next announcement at 9 a.m. on Tuesday. As always, the lovable Gronkowski did his part to hype up the unknown announcement, saying, “It’s gonna be fun, it’s gonna be wild, it’s gonna be a good time.”\n\nFormer #Patriots TE @RobGronkowski: “I have a big announcement to make. I can’t wait to drop it on all of you.\"\n\nGronk said the announcement will be Tuesday at 9:00 AM.\n\nGronkowski must let the Pats know by Saturday, Nov. 30 if he wants to return. Could this be related? pic.twitter.com/SlE7dPfAvz\n\nThis is not the first time that Gronkowski has alerted the world about an upcoming announcement since he walked away from the Patriots, of course, and the first one ending up being a presser talk about his partnership with a CBD company. But it will surely keep us on the edge of our seats (just like his camp wants), as we all continue to dance the “will he/won’t he” in regards to the Hall of Fame tight end potentially rejoining the Patriots for a playoff run like Pats owner Robert Kraft wants.\n\nThe deadline for Gronkowski to officially rejoin the Patriots is Nov. 30, which is one day before the team’s Week 13 primetime head-to-head with the Houston Texans.\n\nBut given the fact that Gronkowski, who is already signed on for multiple TV shows, is talking about the ‘fun’ that will come this next announcement, it’s hard to imagine it being about a potential return to professional football.\n\nTy Anderson is a writer and columnist for 985TheSportsHub.com. Any opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of 98.5 The Sports Hub, Beasley Media Group, or any subsidiaries. Yell at him on Twitter: @_TyAnderson.\nTags\nNew England Patriots,rob gronkowski"
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"It sounds like a step beyond the turbo-compound engines that were the final stage of piston engines before jets took over.\n\nThe reason that I am dubious is for the same reason that turbines beat out pistons for at that time: Maintenance costs.\n\nEven a first generation turboprop would deliver 10 times the time on the wing, which outweighed the much higher fuel economy of a piston engine, at least at higher power levels.\n\nStill, it is an interesting technology:\n\n\nThe Composite Cycle Engine (CCE) concept incorporates piston engines into the core of an aircraft turbo engine. The piston engines increase thermal efficiency by using non-stationary isochoric-isobaric combustion, which enables higher peak pressures and temperatures within the core engine. In the current design, the piston engine is connected with the high-pressure spool and powers the axial-radial high-pressure compressor. The low-pressure system is similar to a conventional geared turbofan (GTF) architecture. This way, the outstanding power-to-weight ratio of low-pressure turbines can be fully utilised and an ultra-high bypass ratio is realised. Assuming an entry into service in 2050, fuel burn improvements up to 50 per cent relative to year 2000 turbofan technology (11 per cent relative to year 2050 advanced GTF technology, respectively) can be reached.\n\nIn fact, pistons have better fuel economy to this day, though the fuel is harder to find, and you really don't find aviation piston engines at the higher power levels of turbines.\n\nI could see this being applied in some areas, expendable drones and the like, and possibly private aircraft, where the additional range might be more significant than the engine time on the wing."
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