text: Although networks have long governed economic relations, they assume even more importance in a knowledge‐based economy. Yet, some argue that because of the lack of social networks and human capital, some groups are permanently ‘switched off’ the networks of the global economy. Evidence presented in this article suggests that instead there is latent potential for access to the network, due to the rise of networked community‐based organizations and the increasing accessibility of technology. Based on surveys and in‐depth interviews with almost 700 workers and training providers, I show how the switched off are entering jobs in information technology through network ties and the acquisition of soft skills, or communication and interaction skills. Although community‐based training providers are best positioned to help disadvantaged jobseekers enter the network society, changes in the US workforce development system are reinforcing network exclusivity, rather than facilitating this upward mobility.

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Legendary, a word that many say has been overused when applied to contemporary music. I’ve checked, it’s definitely okay to use on this occasion.
Fritz sent two cd’s, one of his recent project with bassman Mike Joseph, called The Skintologists. It’s pure straight-up dub. The other cd, loaded with 147 tracks of all shapes, blends, and sizes. The accompanying note read “How to devalue music? Give enormous amounts away at once.” Reefer tunes, classic dub, dancehaul (sic), hip hop, Indo-jazz fusion, Alice Coltrane, Mutabaruka, Roland Alphonso, phew!
For this week’s program, some of Fritz’ selection is intertwined with the following – Taslit – Laârbi Ihini from the Manouâat Amazighia Vol.2 that I copped in Agadir a couple weeks back. Also joining in, we have ‘lectro-synth bass frequency newness from the Hyderdub label, ‘Wind It Up’ from Mark Pritchard & Om’mas Keith; Hackman, new on the scene from our friends at Studio Rockers, who will be releasing a three track EP from this 19 year-old producer.
Cessa, of whom very little is known, except they produce music that embraces the goodness, roots and electronica. Listening to it now, the 4/4 beat reminds me of a tune by The Drum Club that I used to rinse. That makes sense now, as music from 15-20 years past always seems to have a certain influence on a percentage of current producers.
Back to now, stepping up is the sound recordist / mini-documentary maker, the Sao Paolo based producer Maga Bo. His second album on Soot, Archipelagos is out now. By the way, Maga is now booking dates for a European tour in November, and he’ll be doing his thing at Womex in Copenhagen, so any promoters reading this, check him out, give him a shout if you need some of that Transnational Bass to warm up your cockles before winter sets in.
Anybody remember Culture Club’s ‘Murder Rap Trap‘? it’s on the b-side of ‘I’m Afraid of Me’ featuring Captain Crucial on the MIC. Love that tune yes, had to drop it last week at Txola. When a guy asked me “What tune is this?” (in spanish of course) I produced the sleeve, and he thought I was taking the piss. It happens every time.
This week’s program can be heard from tonight at 22h00 at Sunhole Radio, (then repeated weekday mornings at 11h00).
Thursday it’s the turn of Planet Radio, at 23h00, and next week Tuesday 20h30 at Radio Norte 89.4FM. Radio Norte are a week behind when broadcasting the program, which means you can catch Taliesin vs. DJ Rodrigo tonight, if you missed it last week.
Thanks to all singers, players, listeners, readers, promoters, visitors, people dem in the crowd.


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Eggs are not typically recommended as a food for dogs with itchy skin. There are a few reasons for this. First, eggs contain cholesterol and other fatty acids which can aggravate skin conditions in dogs. Additionally, eggs are high in protein which can also lead to skin problems if the dog does not have adequate water intake to flush out the protein.
What can I feed my dog with skin allergies?
There are a few things you can feed your dog with skin allergies. You can give them a dry food that doesn’t have any grains, or you can give them a food that has grain-free ingredients. You can also give them a food that has probiotics in it.
Do eggs help dogs skin?
There is no definitive answer to this question as eggs can have a variety of effects on dogs’ skin. Some people believe that eggs can help clean and moisturize a dog’s skin, while others believe that they can cause irritation and inflammation. Ultimately, it is best to consult with your veterinarian before giving your dog eggs as a dietary supplement.
Are eggs a common allergy for dogs?
Yes, eggs are a common allergy for dogs.
What can you give a dog for severe itching?
There are many things you can give a dog for severe itching. Some people recommend using topical medications such as corticosteroids, antihistamines, or hydrocortisone creams. Others recommend using oral medications such as prednisone, azathioprine, or cyclosporine. Some people also recommend using dietary supplements such as omega-3 fatty acids or probiotics.
What is the best anti itch medicine for dogs?
There are a few different types of anti itch medicine for dogs. Some include corticosteroids, antihistamines, and pyrethrins. It is important to choose the right type for your dog’s specific condition.
Can CBD oil help dog with skin allergies?
There is limited research on the effects of CBD oil on dogs with allergies, so it is difficult to say for certain whether or not it would be beneficial. However, some preliminary studies suggest that CBD oil may help reduce inflammation and improve symptoms in some cases. If your dog has severe allergies, it might be worth trying a small amount of CBD oil to see if it helps.
Is Chicken bad for dogs with skin allergies?
Chicken is not a good food for dogs with skin allergies. It can cause an allergic reaction in dogs and may also cause other problems such as pancreatitis.
Are bananas good for dogs?
Bananas are a good source of potassium and vitamin C. They can also be used to treat constipation and other digestive issues in dogs.
Is cheese bad for dogs?
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the individual dog’s diet and health. Some dogs may enjoy cheese while others may not, but there is no evidence that cheese is harmful to dogs in general.
Is rice good for dogs?
Rice is not a good food for dogs. Dogs are carnivores and should eat meat as their primary source of nutrition. Rice is a carbohydrate and does not provide the same level of nutrients as meat.
What is the best food for dogs with allergies?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best food for a dog with allergies will vary depending on the individual dog’s specific dietary needs and allergies. However, some foods that are commonly recommended for dogs with allergies include: meatless meals (like those made from lentils, chickpeas, or beans), grain-free kibble, and allergy-friendly treats like pumpkin or apple slices.
Are dogs allergic to potatoes?
There is no definitive answer to this question as different dogs may react differently to potatoes. Some dogs may simply enjoy the taste, while others may experience adverse reactions such as vomiting or diarrhea. If your dog has any unusual symptoms after eating potatoes, it is best to consult a veterinarian to determine if there is a potato allergy.
Can you give a dog Benadryl to stop itching?
There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the best way to treat a dog’s itching may vary depending on the severity and type of itchiness. However, some tips that may help relieve a dog’s itching include providing them with plenty of water and fresh air, using a topical treatment such as corticosteroid cream or oatmeal baths, and giving them Benadryl if their itching is severe.

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Annapolis Sunday Capital (Newspaper) - February 10, 2013, Annapolis, Maryland capitatgazette.com m ÛHjc ^uttòau (Capital FEB. 10, 2013 A Capital-Gazette Newspaper ® — Annapolis, IVID $1.50 Bill could impose fines, prison on drunken sailors ARUNDEL REPORT / B1 Mids rout VMI in season opener SPORTS/Cl 111 mm *, % deal^T Free curly hair diva treatment from Alexanders of Annapolis, COUPON / A7 GET YOUR COUPONS: As much as $192 worth of money-saving coupons in today’s paper Next county exec has power to clean house As council considers Leopold’s successor, choice affects key jobs By SARA BLUMBERG Staff Writer Jim Lighthizer thinks long and hard about the number of department heads he replaced during his eight years as county executive. “There was the police chief, the head of public works, the head of planning and zoning,” he said. “By the end, I had replaced most of the positions for various reasons.” Looking back on his time in the office, from 1982 to 1990. the Crofton Democrat believes he did the best * A look at what he could to create J obs be his own “presidential affected, Page Cabinet.” “You’re gonna be • What role will wrong 20 percent of executive play the time — yes, 20 ' n county budget percent,” he said. ta * ks ^ A13. "When that happens, • Residents the worst part is go- weigh in on what ing back and fixing qualities they want it.” in new leader, The Anne Arundel Pag® A13. County Council soon will choose a new person to finish out the 22 months remaining in John R. Leopold’s term as county executive. Leopold resigned Feb. 1 after being convicted of misconduct in office. When the decision is made, the new executive will have the freedom to either keep the government running as is, or replace most of the key county officials who manage it from day to day. Thirty-three people — from Acting County Executive John Hammond to Planning and Zoning Director Larry Tom to community liaison Mark Chang — could find themselves out of a job. Joanna Conti, who unsuccessfully ran (See JOBS, Page A14) Same-sex marriage advocate doesn’t want tax ‘perks Former alderman candidate Bowling siding with Republican tax reform bill By ALEX JACKSON Staff Writer Having fought for an equal right to be married, same-sex couples should be on a level playing field when it comes to filing state tax returns, said Annapolitan Scott Bowling, a former City Council candidate who was one of the first to receive a same-sex marriage license from the Circuit Court in Annapolis. And that is why Bowling is supporting a bill on this subject by Del. Herb McMillan, R-Annapolis — and not a higher-profile measure submitted by House Majority Leader Kumar Barve, D-Montgomery. Bowling, who ran for alderman as a Republican, said that in Barve’s bill “politics are being played.” The measure — which has 57 co-sponsors — says that “a married couple who does not file a joint federal income tax return may file a joint Maryland income tax return.” That would give same-sex married couples the option to file tax returns as if • Reporter’s Notebook: Busch gets last laugh on football stadium support, Page A7. • O’Malley Tracker: What was on the governor's schedule last week? Page A7. they were single, in the same way they did before same-sex marriage was legalized in the state. McMillan’s bill, which has no co-sponsors, would require same-sex couples, like heterosexual married couples, to file joint Mary land income tax returns or married-filing separately returns. Bowling said McMillan, who voted against (See FILING, Page A6) Tom Marquardt’s ‘Our Town’ column debuts in today’s paper Although retired as editor of The Capital, Tom Marquardt hasn’t retired from writing. 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A4 Obituaries .....................B2 Sports...........................Cl CIO Editorial ......................A12 Lifestyle....................... D1 My Time......................A10 Puzzles ...............CU Television ..... B6 m Photos by Paul W Gillespie — The Capital Gun enthusiasts Matt Tucker, left, of Millersvllle, and Christian Chastain, of Severn, show off their purchases Saturday from the Annapolis Gun Show. Tucker bought some ammunition and Chastain bought a used 12-gauge shotgun. The show, held at the Maryland National Guard Armory, continues Sunday. Gun show draws crowds, protesters Political debate over gun control on the minds of attendees By TIM PRATT Staff Writer As Neil Kravitz manned his table at the Annapolis Gun Show on Saturday, a sea of camouflage surrounded him. Men, women and children strolled up the aisles, their eyes passing over the merchandise. There were shotguns and handguns and rifles, along with ammunition, holsters and cases. Some vendors sold hunting gear, while others offered knives, handcuffs and throwing stars. A handful of protesters held signs outside, their anti-gun messages drawing acid comments from patrons. The debate over gun control, simmering for years, has been rekindled in recent months, spawning rallies and legislation on the national and local levels. Kravitz, a spokesman for the event, estimated that more than 1,000 people had come to the show, at the Maryland National Guard Armory, as of Saturday afternoon. With President Barack Obama and Gov. Martin O’Malley supporting measures that would tighten government control of gun ownership — moves that came in the wake of a school shooting in Connecticut that left 26 dead — many at the show were loading up on merchandise. And they weren’t happy about the proposed legislation. Kravitz said Saturday’s crowd was about three times as large as the crowd at the Annapolis Gun Show in September. He attributed the increase to the Connecticut school shooting and subsequent gun control measures. “The incident in Connecticut was tragic, but it has been blown so far out of proportion,” Kravitz said. “The politicians are using (See GUN, Page A14) Jacki, left, and Hollis Thoms, of Edgewater, hold anti-gun signs outside the show. "We’ve gotten a lot of middle fingers,” Hollis said. “But we’ve also gotten a lot of thumbs up.”
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A popular spot for Indian food on Massachusetts Avenue will shut its doors next week in preparation for a new concept that plans to move into the space. India Castle — which is under the purview of the same team behind Desi Dhaba, Punjabi Tadka, and Kabab Corner — is into its final week at 928 Mass. Ave., according to an employee reached at the restaurant Monday.
India Castle has been around since 1999 and specializes in appetizers like samosas and pakoras; South Indian dishes like masala dosa and uttapam; chicken, beef, lamb, and goat entrees; and a number of vegetable, rice, and tandoori dishes.
The new proprietors of the place will be Christopher and Pamela Willis, who have plans to open a pasta-centric restaurant called Pammy's, as previously reported. The pair wants to create a lineup of fresh pastas for the restaurant, which will apparently be a "less stuffy" fine dining spot.
Pammy's will accommodate 85 people for dinner, will have a full liquor license, and may eventually serve weekend brunch.


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‘A World of our Own’ by Bev Seth
We are delighted to announce our new exhibition ‘A World of Our Own’ by Bev Seth and Sam Groom from 15 October to 19 November 2022.
Opening evening: Friday 14 October 7:30-9:30pm, all welcome, hospitality provided.
Hidden stories and bold colour! Artists Bev Seth & Sam Groom use their experience of living in Sheffield to inspire their work.
Two artists collaborate and contrast their different approaches to the inspiration gained from the natural world; from stories rooted in folk lore and magical creatures to the colour, shapes and joy enjoyed via locally based walks and environs.
Bev Seth is a ceramic sculptor and is exhibiting several different bodies of work:
• The Land We Live in
• Caretakers Birds
• Standing Stags
Each body of work is inspired by how the artists feels about her environment and our relationship and interaction with it.
The Land We Live In series considers what our environment might look like if we no longer lived in it, the traces we would leave and nature’s resulting reclamation of built spaces. Although inspired by Sheffield’s hills and industrial history the simple sculptures make reference to both other built environments as well as picture book stories where so often a house on a hill is depicted. The artist leaves room for us to build our own narrative.
“Caretaker birds are mythical birds that have reappeared as they are rumoured to do during a time of need. A time when we need reassurance about the future, about our health and well-being and about our fellow humans. Their aim in life is to gently show us the way, point out things of beauty and offer hope. ” Bev Seth
Standing stags are symbolic of both the power and poetry of nature. Magnificent creatures that seem to straddle the line between the truly wild and a domestic existence, allowing, as they do, humans to live close up to their lives and world.

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Tsukasa Taiko has actively participated in public events supporting the recovery from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami disaster around Chicago. This year of 2015 included an event at the Richard J. Daley Center coupled with a photo exhibit chronicling the rebuilding process.
The Tsukasa Taiko Kids perform on drums during a fundraising concert for Japan's earthquake relief at the Chicago Cultural Center. (Brian Cassella/ Chicago Tribune / April 1, 2011)
2011 Japanese Earthquake Relief Fundraiser
Moments of hope sometimes emerge from tragedy, which is what happened Friday night at the Chicago Cultural Center.
For starters, a standing-room-only audience jammed the Cultural Center's sprawling Sidney R. Yates Gallery for a "Japanese Earthquake Relief Fundraiser." With minimum suggested donations starting at $50, the event was poised to generate significant financial help for a traumatized nation.
But there was also something beyond money at work here, with several of Chicago's most accomplished jazz artists – many of them Japanese and Japanese-American – producing music of heightened intensity and purpose. The audience responded enthusiastically, making the three-hour marathon an emotionally charged civic event, as well as a concert of distinction (even if the over-reverberant room posed acoustical challenges).
"Today, all of us are Japanese," Gov. Pat Quinn told the crowd, before yielding the podium to Sen. Richard Durbin and other speakers.
The most moving moments, however, came from the musicians, particularly when Chicago singer-pianist Yoko Noge led her thunderous Japanesque ensemble in sounds that fearlessly merged East and West, ancient and modern, simple and sophisticated.
Seated at an upright piano (couldn't the Cultural Center have provided a grand?), Noge dug deeply into the keys while sighing and crying and howling her original lyrics. Her voice remains a unique phenomenon in Chicago jazz, its bent-note phrases somehow fusing the folkloric music of Japan with the nuances of Chicago blues.
If Noge's sometimes throaty, sometimes piercing vocals had no other accompaniment than her lyrical pianism, she would have made an impact. But her Japanesque ensemble – staffed by veteran Chicago jazz and blues instrumentalists – built dramatically on her work.
Any band that features South Side adventurers Jimmy Ellis, Mwata Bowden and Edward Wilkerson, Jr., on saxophones is going to rattle the windows. Add to the mix blues guitarist Jimmy Burns, incendiary trombonist Bill McFarland, two Japanese taiko drummers and bassist Tatsu Aoki playing shamisen (an age-old Japanese plucked instrument), and you have the makings of a potential cross-cultural collision.
But these forces generally cohered, mostly because the performers listened to each other closely. When Noge sang, the jazz saxophonists stripped their lines to the essence, befitting the less-is-more aesthetic that courses through Noge's work. Once Noge yielded the floor to her horns, however, the saxophonists cut loose, braying as freely as if they were working an avant-garde jazz room.
Yoko turned in some of her most compelling work in "Tsunami," an original tune she had penned in response to the great Asian onslaught of 2004. Her lyrics expressed terror and wonder at a cataclysmic natural event, while the band surged alongside her.
But the evening was not Noge's alone. Chicago pianist Erwin Helfer reveled in boogie and blues, while soprano saxophonist Clark Dean (Noge's husband) played exuberant phrases in joyous duets. Even the repertoire they chose – classics by Fats Waller, Duke Ellington and others – radiated optimism.
The Tsukasa Taiko Kids shook the room, their high-pitched chants and slammed beats on taiko drums carrying forth sacred Japanese musical traditions.
Earlier in the evening, classical violinist Yuki Hashimori played a Vitali Chaconne poetically, though the echo in the room helped neither her nor the members of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, who played next.
In a conventional concert, such amplification troubles would have been quite objectionable. On this occasion, however, everyone seemed to focus on the positive, in that so much life-affirming music was being created for such a noble cause.
Other Benefit events in 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Hope: A Night of Jazz, Blues, World Musice & Human Fellowship for the Benefit of the People of Japan at Jazz Showcase
Venue: Jazz Showcase (806 S. Plymouth Ct. Chicago, IL 60605)
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Benefit for Japan collaboration with Stir Friday Night
The Playground Theater at 8pm
3209 N Halsted, Chicago, IL
Friday, April 15, 2011
Japan Tsunami Relief Benefit Dinner at Sunda Restaurant at 6pm-9:30pm.
Tsukasa kids, Toyoaki shamisen and Yoko Noge (private event)
Saturday, April 16, 2011
11:00 AM - Midnight
Benefit Concert for Japan, Old Town School of Folk Music
Venue: Old Town School of Folk Music (909 W. Armitage Chicago IL 60614)
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Japan Day at University of Chicago at 8pm
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Kellogg Northwestern University Japan Day Event
Friday, June 3, 2011
Japan Day Event
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Special Event Ganbatte Japan
Chef Judson Todd Allen - A Live Cooking Show Benefit Event For Japan!
Kenmore Live Studio
678 N Wells, Chicago, IL at 7pm
Event is open to the public and with complimentary admission!
Thu, June 23, Thursday 7:00 pm, 2011
Museum of Contemporary Art
220 East Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Tsunami Benefit at Northeastern Illnois University at 4pm
5500 N Saint Louis Ave, Chicago
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Japan Awareness with KONISHIKI and Tsukasa Taiko at 9:30am
Village of Schaumburg - Prairie Center for the Arts Music Stage


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Crisp crinkle feel & sound plus vivid black & white images make this little soft book a favourite with newborns to toddlers. Newborn babies are mesmerized by black and white images and as they grow, they love the texture and sound of the crinkle paper hidden between the soft cotton pages.
Suitable from Birth
Soft book made from padded cotton pages and with crinkle paper
Book contains 4 leaves/8 images
Images include bilby, echidna, koala, kangaroo, wombat, possum & platypus
Size: 15 x 15 x 3cm
Illustrations by Jill Brailsford
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Average rating: 5
Nice to have an aussie item :-)(13/11/2013)
this is a great quality crinkly book. i like th silouettes of the aussie animals. bubs loves the sounds and the black and white (baby boy 4 months old). recommend it.

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We commissioned Tiny Living Artist @busgoblin to design this special “Less House More Home” shirt. Holly does amazing work and we were psyched to work with her and support her through this design.
The screen printing for this shirt is done by our next-door neighbor, Wildwood Screen Printing.
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Leaving Your Lasting Legacy
Want to do more with your wealth? You might want to consider creating a charitable foundation.
Have A Question About This Topic?
The Economic Report of the President can help identify the forces driving — or dragging — the economy.
Help determine the required minimum distribution from an IRA or other qualified retirement plan.
The wise use of credit is a critical skill. These 10 questions will help you assess your skill level.

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Are paper lanterns the new multiples? Maybe! New England-based illustrator Daniel Danger has partnered with Chicago’s Rotofugi on an edition of rice paper lanterns debuting tomorrow.
The Daniel Danger paper lanterns feature artwork derived from previous Danger art prints and will retail for $12 each (without light kit) or $18.95 (light kit included, sans bulb).
The lanterns are part of Danger’s latest solo art show, There is a Wanderlust Growing in Your Bones, opening tomorrow, Friday, October 14th. Daniel Danger will be attending the reception between 7-10PM. The paper lanterns are decorating the gallery and will be for sale in person and online. Very cool. Click through for a few more views.


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Welcome to Westside Chattanooga, Tennessee! This small area sits just a very short distance from the beautiful Tennessee River and borders our local Sheila M Jennings Westside Park!
Things to do near Westside Tennessee
This is a more relaxing area where you can just get away and enjoy yourself with some good food, drinks, and a friendly scene! Treat yourself to one of our beautiful vacation rental properties in the area and make the most of this year’s vacation! There are a few local spots we’d love for you to check out while you’re here, such as Southside Social! A great bar that sits right outside FInley Stadium offering great american food, drinks, pool and other fun bar games! Another good spot is Clyde’s On Main, a fun spot with ping pong, other fun games, live music, barbecue eats and great drinks! You don’t want to miss out on all the fun here in Westside Chattanooga, so come stay with us and enjoy yourself here!
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Have you tried adventure therapy with glamping in the lap of nature? The adventure blends comfort and luxury and can rejuvenate the body and soul. It is one of the hottest trends with the advent of the pandemic. Picture waking up to scenic nature views, chirping birds, and stunning fjords. If this excites you, plan out a glamping vacation in Oslo.
The WonderInn Mirrored Glass Cabin
Experience an unforgettable glamping vacation at the WonderInn mirrored glass cabin. The glass cabins don a unique reflective design that resonates with luxury and comfort. Set amidst ravine landscapes, the cabin experience is an experience of a lifetime. What's more? Your pet friends are also welcome.
Glamping in a luxury tent (so-called dome) is a fun experience you must add to your bucket list. Grab the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of enjoying your coffee in the morning sun, and watch magical sunsets from the comfort of your dome. Remember to plan out some sightseeing and enjoy exploring the city also.
Lush Glamping at Villa Solvorn
Discover Villa Solvorn, a picturesque family-run guesthouse. Set in the heart of scenic fjords, the glamping site resonates with a homely feel. It has all the basic amenities guests need for a comfortable stay. Do you wish to explore more fjords in the city? Book an Oslo fjord sightseeing cruise of your choice and have a fun time.
Luxury Glamping in Åstdalen
Get ready for an amazing glamping stint next to the silver river Åsta. The glamping site is situated around a 45-minute drive from Lillehammer, passing Sjusjøen, and is a comfortable joint to stay at. Guests can rent out canoes and explore the quiet river Åsta. The river views are calming, and it is one experience worth adding to your must-visit list.

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There is no scientific evidence to prove that the global elite intentionally spread the virus.
The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 was first observed in the city of Wuhan, China. The joint study was conducted over a 28-day period from 14 January to 10 February 2021 in Wuhan. In WHO’s Report, a joint international team led by international and chinese scientists and experts, assessed the likelihood of different pathways for the introduction of the virus to the human population.
The Report states that the joint team conducted a qualitative risk assessment, considering the available scientific evidence and findings for each of the possible pathways of emergence. In the Report, the team indicates that the virus most likely spread from one animal to another until it spilled over to humans. The team considered other possible pathways, such as a direct spread from an original host animal to humans- a scenario it considered possible or likely and that it was transmitted through a supply chain for frozen goods- a scenario it considered possible. The team deemed the possible pathway that the virus leaked from a laboratory in Wuhan as "extremely unlikely".
The Report has not been able to zero in on what the actual origin of the virus is, but has shown evidence that it likely originated naturally and was not “engineered’. The Report recommends that further research and in-depth studies need to be conducted so as to be able to identify the source of the virus.
BBC and The New York Times report that many have questioned the findings of the Report and that scientists have criticised the team for not looking at the possible natural or laboratory leak pathways of the virus seriously enough.
“As far as WHO is concerned, all hypotheses remain on the table. This report is a very important beginning, but it is not the end. We have not yet found the source of the virus, and we must continue to follow the science and leave no stone unturned as we do,” said WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. “Finding the origin of a virus takes time and we owe it to the world to find the source so we can collectively take steps to reduce the risk of this happening again. No single research trip can provide all the answers,” he said.
That said, it is clear from the above that the theory of the global elite spreading the virus to gain power and profit, has no scientific basis.
The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to a lot of potentially dangerous misinformation. For reliable advice on COVID-19 including symptoms, prevention and available treatment, please refer to the World Health Organisation or your national healthcare authority.
The COVID-19 pandemic has given rise to a lot of potentially dangerous misinformation. For reliable advice on COVID-19, including symptoms, prevention, and available treatment, please refer to the World Health Organization or your national healthcare authority.

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Let the Apple Car rumors roll on. Apple has been granted a patent (number US 11828339 B1) for a “Vibration Control System” for a vehicle.
About the patent
The patent involves a vibration control system for reducing unwanted vibration effects in an Apple Car. The goal is, obviously, to make rides in the vehicle as comfortable as possible.
Summary of the patent
Here’s Apple’s abstract of the patent: “An apparatus includes a retainer, a rotational portion that is connected to the retainer so that it is able to rotate with respect to the retainer on a rotation axis, a rotor that is connected to the rotational portion for rotation in unison with the rotational portion, and a caliper assembly that is connected to the retainer so that the caliper assembly is able to move according to a line of action.
“The apparatus also includes a damper assembly that is connected to the retainer and is connected to the caliper assembly to regulate movement of the caliper assembly with respect to the retainer along the line of action, wherein the caliper assembly and the damper assembly cooperate to define a mass damper system that damps vibration of the rotational portion.”
When might we see an Apple Car?
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple’s work on the Apple Car has “lost all visibility at the current time. He adds that if Apple does not adopt some kind of acquisition strategy to make inroads in the automotive market, it is unlikely that the Apple Car will be able to go into mass production “within the next few years.”
On. Nov. 18, 2021, Bloomberg reported that Apple was accelerating development on its “Apple Car.” The article said that the electric vehicle will be self-driving and could roll out in 2025.


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Greece has been accused of moving refugees from an Aegean island on which they had sought sanctuary and stranding them in rubber dinghies in the middle of the sea.
Europe’s border agency, Frontex, is accused of being complicit in the so-called pushbacks, which would contravene international law, and told The Telegraph on Wednesday that it has now launched an internal investigation.
The accusations were made by the German news magazine Der Spiegel, which conducted an investigation into half a dozen incidents in which the Greek coast guard allegedly tried to drive asylum seekers back towards Turkey, from where they had come.
Greece has long accused Turkey of weaponising the issue of migration by allowing migrants and refugees to cross the Aegean. Islanders even have a name for the confrontations in the Aegean – “Greek water polo”.
In April, 22 refugees, many of them Syrian, landed on the Greek island of Samos and thought they had reached safety.
Instead, according to Der Spiegel’s investigation, they were rounded up by Greek security forces, pushed into an inflatable rubber raft, and towed back out to sea, in an illegal operation that was filmed by the Turkish coast guard.
A Frontex surveillance plane equipped with an infrared sensor passed over the raft but did nothing to help the refugees, the investigation claimed.
It was one of six alleged pushbacks since April in which Frontex ships or aircraft were close by but did not intervene. There may well have been many other undetected cases, the investigation said.
“Greek border guards are growing increasingly ruthless. They are now pushing even refugees who have reached the Greek isles back to sea in operations that are illegal under international law,” Der Spiegel said in its investigation.
In June, a Romanian ship involved in the Frontex operation directly blocked a refugee boat. The ship then passed the refugee vessel at high speed, buffeting it with waves.
In another incident, in August, Greek coast guards allegedly tried to steer a dinghy full of migrants and refugees back towards the Turkish coast “multiple times”.
The Greek government has flatly denied conducting pushbacks, but Frontex said it had launched an investigation to look into the claims. It has aircraft, drones and ships deployed in Greece to help with the protection of the EU’s frontier.
“We conducted a preliminary inquiry and found no indications that there had been violations of the law,” Chris Borowski, a Frontex spokesman, told The Telegraph.
“But Frontex’s management board, which is our supervisory body, has now created a working group to look into these allegations. That investigation recently got underway and is still ongoing.”
“These pushbacks violate the ban on collective expulsions and international maritime law,” Dana Schmalz, an expert on international law at the Max Planck Institute in Heidelberg, told Der Spiegel.
Frontex is obliged to rescue asylum seekers if they come across them at sea, she said.
"If they don’t do that and even make waves instead, only to drive away and let the Greeks do the dirty work, then they are still involved in the illegal pushback.”

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We had some doubts about the young chef who told us he "just wanted to have fun," and yet every time we eat a meal at The Local, Chris McKinley proves he truly knows his way around the kitchen. The chef's unique style of modern American cuisine pulls influences from around the world. He's won us over with his Pig Ear Pad Thai — an offal-y dish that blends toasted peanuts, bean sprouts, pickled Fresno chiles, and XO sauce to make a crunchy starter that's big on flavor — as well as with excellent handmade pastas, grilled vegetables, and sweet desserts.
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Cocoa shell grinding the main methods. Cocoa shell grinding is carried out using classical and innovative methods. Classical methods are based on the use of impact, compression, and shear when grinding the hard materials including the cocoa shell. Before grinding, the cocoa
Feb 06, 2018 The large wooden drawers that Tuta uses to dry cacao beans. Credit Vale Potumuju. 3. Aging . Finally, after the drying stage, cacao beans are now ready to be aged. This step can last from 30 days up to a year, although Tuta chooses to do so for around 75 days. The beans are stored in sacks in a storage house. However, be careful with ...
3.6 Polishing of Dried Cocoa Beans 109 3.7 Storage of Dry Cocoa Beans 110 3.8 Factors Affecting the Quality of Cocoa Beans 111. 3.8.1 Genotype or Cocoa Variety 111 3.8.2 Degree or Extent of Fermentation (Slaty and. Purple Beans) 111 3.8.3 Turning (Mixing) and Aeration during Fermentation 113
Jun 13, 2020 Cracking It is the process of applying pressure on the cocoa beans such that the husk will break away from the bean. Most cocoa processing systems consist of a cocoa breaker that cracks the roasted cocoa bean. The principle of grinding teeth is applied to break the cocoa beans. This system is popular in Vietnam.
preparation. Non-defatted of the cocoa bean (52%) fat was used as a control in this study. Grinding selection and particle size analysis A grinder (Rancilio Rocky Grinder, USA) was used to grind the non-defatted and defatted roasted cocoa nibs. The grinding scale of the grinder ranged from 10 to 80 with 10 being the finest setting and
The dutching of cocoa to obtain a product of rich homogeneous color and high sterility is accomplished by grinding a pressed cake made from cocoa beans, converting the ground mass into a coarse, free-flowing powder, mixing the powder with sufficient aqueous alkaline solution and desired additives to obtain a damp mass containing about 20-35 wt. per cent moisture and feeding this mixture into a ...
Aug 05, 2020 How to Dry Cocoa Beans. If you are asking yourself, how are cocoa beans processed? then be prepared for a multistep introduction. There are a couple of different methods that depend on the region and the availability of materials. There are two main ways of drying beans. Solar Drying of Cocoa Beans. Solar bean drying indicates what it means.
Step 1 Cleaning. The process of making chocolate starts with the cocoa beans being passed through a machine that removes dried cocoa pulp, pieces of pod and other extraneous material. The beans are carefully weighed and blended according to specifications. Finally, the last vestiges of wood, jute fibres, sand, and even the finest dust are ...
Apr 11, 2019 1500 BC-400 BC The Olmec Indians are believed to be the first to grow cocoa beans as a domestic crop. 250 to 900 CE The consumption of cocoa beans was restricted to the Mayan societys elite, in the form of an unsweetened cocoa drink made from the ground beans. AD 600 Mayans migrate into northern regions of South America establishing earliest known cocoa plantations in the Yucatan.
3 Cocoa peeling machine Cocoa beans were extruded by rolltoroll method to break them up, remove germs and suck up the cocoa skin 4 Cocoa bean grinding machine Fineness grinding, the particle size of 2 to 50 microns, more than 90% homogeneity Stainless steel material, with cooling system It is a perfect device to make cocoa liquor 5
Pros. Grinding Beans On-Site Results in Better Quality Coffee. As a general rule, grinding beans on-site ensures freshness and minimizes the loss of essential coffee bean oils that affect the flavor of the coffee brew. Further, waiting until the last second to grind the coffee beans prevents the beans from oxidizing, which results in staling ...
Oct 28, 2015 Cocoa beans are a thin layer under the heaters on a steel vibrating channel, which turns the cocoa beans upside down, so that the heat of the cocoa beans is evenly distributed. With this method, the cocoa bean shell is quickly heated, dried, and, expanding, is separated from the cocoa bean
Sep 05, 2021 Grinding/conching involves heating, mixing, and grinding the cocoa nibs, cocoa butter, and sugar for several hours to several days to produce a smooth cocoa liquor. Due to the high flavour of Trinitario beans only cane sugar is added during the grinding process. TEMPERING. Tempering is a method of heating and cooling the cocoa liquor to ...
Aug 26, 2020 Pre-grinding the cocoa nibs can shorten the grinding time. On a small scale, the nibs can be pre-ground in a heavy-duty blender, coffee mill or juicer. We use a Champion Juicer. The finer the powder that goes into the melanger, the easier it will be as the rollers need not be raised to accommodate bigger pieces of cocoa.
Sep 14, 2021 Summary of the process of transforming cocoa beans into chocolate. 1. Harvesting/Cleaning. 2. Fermentation. 3. Drying. 4. Roasting. 5. Winnowing.
2017426COCOA BEAN PROCESSING METHODS AND TECHNIQUES using an absorber, water phase, and oil phase fractions are each extracted and separated after fine grinding of the cocoa beans in a single process step In further process steps in such embodiment, the fractions are purified and separated into products such as dried and extracted cocoa.
Cocoa shell grinding the main methods. Cocoa shell grinding is carried out using classical and innovative methods. Classical methods are based on the use of impact, compression, and shear when grinding the hard materials including the cocoa shell. Before grinding, the cocoa shell must be
Improved methods and/or techniques for processing and/or extracting materials from cocoa beans. In certain embodiments, cocoa bean processing methods (e.g., using unfermented or fermented or roasted or non-roasted beans) which result in cocoa products with improved taste characteristics and/or increased levels of anti-oxidants and/or vitamins.
Cocoa beans after the grinding. The smooth chocolate texture is the result of the very fine grinding. HOW COCOA BEANS ARE TURNED INTO COCOA LIQUOR milling roasting steaming of nibs delivery of cocoa beans warehouse silos mixer infrared treatment cocoa beans cocoa nibs cocoa shells cocoa liquor break-up/ separation grinding ANNUAL REPORT 2016
The roasted cocoa beans become cocoa nibs after being peeled and crushed. Cocoa nibs are the raw materials for making chocolate. This cocoa nib is not suitable for direct consumption and is bitter. 4. Grinding - produce cocoa mass After the cocoa nibs are heated and grinded by cocoa grinding machine, they become a flowing paste and become a ...
Mar 25, 2015 Next, spread the cacao beans on a cookie sheet and oven roast at 250 degrees for 25 minutes. Let cool. Separate the cacao nibs from the shells (we tried several different methods- shelling with our fingers, twisting the bean and then shelling, pressing a rolling pin on the beans to crack the shells first- all of those worked). Grind the cacao ...
Once you find that technique, you can expect to do about 0.75-1 lb/minute. 3-4 minutes later, just over 3 lb of Homemade Cocoa Nibs. Use any old hair dryer, although a small shop vac works great. Come in high and stir with your hands (or those of your apprentice, you
Dec 24, 2009 Improved methods and/or techniques for processing and/or extracting materials from cocoa beans. In certain embodiments, cocoa bean processing methods (e.g., using unfermented or fermented or roasted or non-roasted beans) which result in cocoa products with improved taste characteristics and/or increased levels of anti-oxidants and/or vitamins.
A.D. Hocking, in Encyclopedia of Food Microbiology (Second Edition), 2014 Cocoa. Cocoa beans undergo a microbial fermentation as the first stage of chocolate production. In the first 23 days, there is a succession of various species of filamentous fungi, yeasts, lactic acid bacteria, and acetic acid bacteria, with the latter stages of the fermentation dominated by Bacillus species.
In further steps of cocoa beans processing, the content of polyphenols continues to decrease. During drying, they are involved in reactions of enzymatic browning and the ulti-mate color of cocoa beans depends on drying method. Dur-ing drying process, the characteristic brown color of not only cocoa beans but also of chocolate is developed due to
Apr 23, 2021 Having done so, I wanted to learn how to make chocolate from the cocoa beans to a bar Following a 7-step process of harvesting, fermenting (and drying), roasting, grinding, blending, tempering, and molding you can make delicious homemade chocolate from cocoa beans. Best of all, this method is super easy to tweak.
Cocoa beans have a white, mucilage-like coating around each bean. Cocoa sweatings, the pale yellowish liquid that drains off during cocoa fermentation, is the breakdown product of the mucilage surrounding the fresh cocoa bean, and constitutes about 10% of the weight of the cocoa fruit.
May 01, 2020 A cocoa bean is made up of about 50% cocoa butter, the naturally occurring fat in chocolate. So, when we apply heat and pressure to cocoa beans, they start to break down into a liquid called cocoa liquor. We apply this heat and pressure in the most time-consuming part of the bean-to-bar process, the Grind.
Cocoa beans are transformed into cocoa nibs by breaking and separation of the shell particles. The cocoa nibs are getting grind into cocoa liquor. This grinding process is carried out in 2 grinding steps 1. Pre-grinding. Cocoa nibs (solid particles) are transformed into cocoa liquor, a
the world after Ivory Coast and Ghana, with a cocoa bean production of 456,000 tons per year. With an area of cocoa plantations in Indonesia measuring 992,448 hectares. The chocolate grinder machine is a tool that is specifically designed to grind cocoa beans after going through the cooking process, which can then turn into cocoa
After your cocoa beans have been roasted, and possibly cracked and winnowed , the next step in chocolate making is to grind them until they liquefy into cocoa liqueur.Again, I have found many pieces of equipment that just are not up to this task. To name a few, general food processors, Vita-Mix, coffee grinders (burr and blade), meat grinders (manual and electric) and mortar pestles (we are ...
or grinding machine, cocoa liquor or cocoa mass is obtained. There are two types of cocoa mass-natural mass and alkaline mass. In natural mass production water is added during roasting where as an alkaline solution (potassium carbonate)is added for the alkaline mass 100 kg of cocoa beans produces 80kg of cocoa paste Cocoa liquor machine
The process involves harvesting coca, refining coca to cocoa beans, and shipping the cocoa beans to the manufacturing factory for cleaning, coaching and grinding. These cocoa beans will then be imported or exported to other countries and be transformed into different type of chocolate products (Allen, 1994).
The ICCO daily price for cocoa beans is the average of the quotations of the nearest three active futures trading months on ICE Futures Europe (London) and ICE Futures US (New York) at the time of London close. London prices are converted into United States dollars per tonne by using the current six-month forward rate of exchange in London at closing.
The modern method consisted of roasting cocoa beans with pilot-scale equipment that simulates large-scale chocolate manufacturing using whole bean drum roasters, deshelling the beans followed by mechanical grinding using a ball mill producing a chocolate paste.

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On June 8, 1967, in one of the periodic explosions of violence we've learned to expect in the Middle East, an American intelligence ship named the USS Liberty was attacked with rockets, cannon fire and torpedoes while in international waters off the town of El Arish in the Sinai desert.
Thirty-four Americans were killed and 171 injured in what would remain the largest post-World War II loss of U.S. lives in the Middle East until the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Beirut in 1983.
But unlike that latter attack, or the 1983 truck bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut or the suicide bombing of the U.S. destroyer Cole in Aden, Yemen, which killed 17 less than three years ago, the attack on the Liberty was not made by terrorist bombs but by the jet fighters and torpedo boats of the nation of Israel.
The attack on the Liberty has never been fully explained. Official reports by both the Israelis and the U.S. Navy declared it accidental: "a case of mistaken identity" during the Six-Day War.
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Thirty-six years have passed since the attack on USS Liberty, but the controversy has not abated. Only last month, Associated Press reported that in a signed affidavit retired Capt. Ward Boston (senior legal counsel to the Navy's original 1967 review of the attack) said President Lyndon Johnson and his defense secretary, Robert McNamara told those heading the Navy's inquiry to "conclude that the attack was a case of 'mistaken identity' despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary."
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Winter, what winter?
The seasons have gone potty with no deep frosts so it’s time to think about this years veg planting.
Too late for our Garlic but we we hoping to have sold up and moved on by now.
We use pallets to make raised beds. I used to work on 6 beds 4×4 feet.
That’s about 4 standard pallets worth of wood and a bag of 3″ nails.
(Always thinking cheap see). Simple squares.
Dig up some soil, l mix in a couple of large grow bags per square, and fill the squares with the mix. That way you’ll find carrots don’t grow “curly” and most plants have shallow roots anyway.
If you can, strip off a bit of copper wire and tack a length round top of each square as slugs and snails are repelled by the “taste” of copper.
Stand the squares on grass (or soil) as they have to be able to drain.
Just make sure you stand the squares on grass or soil as they have to drain.
Dunno what garden you’ve got either although most of the listed can grow VERY well in simple raised beds made up of pallet wood and a 50-50 mix of soil and “grow bags”.
All are incredibly easy to grow, just don’t let the soil dry out, water everyday.
I find child labor works there!!!
Little plastic pots from anywhere, a set of 6 trays (24 little pots in each tray) will cover you for the whole season. Cost, £5.
One seed per little pot. (Child labor again).
One 3kg bag of potting compost Cost £3 which when “exhausted”, is just stirred into your pallet beds.
Keep the seeds in the warm, water to keep the soil DAMP not dripping wet.
Plant out as listed below.
Cut a large spud with “eyes” into four. From one comes many.
Just keep covering up any growth with soil to a depth of 4 ” on top of your original depth.
Dunno why it works but it does.
Runner beans and tomatoes need support i.e. canes or for the toms I use simple batten wood.
Bio degradable bottle of general bug killer from a DIY shop. CAUTION, follow instructions carefully.
Slugs and snails you’ll have covered with the copper wire.
They love to rummage!!!
Simple strawberry netting over the top of old CD’s strung over the beds as bird scarers.
Go on try it for once. We calculated it saves us round £160 a year on veg.


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Lovers and partnership professionals weighin.
There are plenty of aspects that will influence a relationship, and generation is one of them. Nevertheless, it seems like people however gawks at business partners with a huge era distance among them. But why? Does young age matter a lot in a connection? Per masters, less, as well as the results age variance have actually on a small number of actually is different from relationship to relationship.
“they genuinely varies according to the two,” says Dawn Michael, Ph.D., a relationship knowledgeable and certified scientific sexologist. “in case you have a lot young women and an old boy, some facets of the connection might need over a parent-child premium and also this would result further if your female is her 20s in place of this model later part of the 30s or 40s,” she explains. “It is able to however come down the road, but, as gents and ladies young age, the two mature specially from lifestyle experience-and if they’ve come wedded before or need children, everything elements in.”
Medical could be even be aspect. Whenever one individual ages in addition to the different continues to small and effective, it could influence the physicality with the romance. “whether you have two very effective customers or two individuals who are not active, may possibly not question the same amount of, but as visitors get older they do receive most difficulties that can hit the partnership,” points out Dr. Michael.
Another essential element was lifetime feel and earlier matrimony or young ones. “a young person may not have gone through an earlier marriage or family plus the more aged people could have, so there is likely to be a gap in comprehension and experience in some relationships,” she says. “This may easily offer problems within relationships which is important to know your children and are now living in the situation before marriage.”
Your retirement is a big area of contention between Diana V. and her wife, who happen to be 21 age aside. “he is superannuated and I also’m not even close to considering it-I like using and that he want me becoming much more available to journey and chill typically,” she explains. Might additionally of numerous generations and she acknowledges so it periodically indicates. “He’s an impression way more traditional, while I worry less just what someone believe.”
Jamie Q. has got the reverse issue with the woman partner, who’s going to be ten years her junior. datingreviewer.net/coffeemeetsbagel-vs-tinder/ “they suffering north america additional as soon as we for starters met-he ended up being 18 and I had been 28 so I reckoned he had been most youthful,” she claims. “i used to be developing personally as a company girl in which he received never was living alone and could maybe not lawfully drink or lease your vehicle.” These people were close friends initially and an enchanting connection developed within the after that four decades. These people wedded at 35 and 25, correspondingly. “at that time we had both expanded individually and along and so the generation gap mattered a lesser amount of,” she states. “he is an oldtime psyche and stable, and I also are usually a firecracker, therefore we weigh both out.”
Very, what is actually an acceptable generation difference? Should you consult Christina A., she will reveal two decades-anything under 20 years difference does not matter to the girl in terms of lives systems and youngsters. Assuming it does the job for one’s connection, a larger era distance may be okay, also. “we truly, do not read my husband, that is 35 ages avove the age of me personally, as a well used person since he may be so young in your mind,” she says. “But he’s started functioning a lot more emerge his own strategies recently as renders clash for the relationship. Inevitably, this individual closes of trying interesting things that is a happier guy because I moved him.”
Age difference between Kerrie K. along with her husband Vinny C. is sometimes a shock to the individuals that see. “While Vinny is actually 57 yrs . old, men and women usually assume he or she is on his 40s as a result their full head of hair and zeal for lifetime,” she points out. “Vinny says the age contrast keeps him younger, engaged, effective, in addition, on his own toes-and we value Vinny’s company head, perseverance and considerate approach to life.”
Paulette Sherman, connection authority and author of relationship from within, points out that there are a positive thought reasons for an era change, including the undeniable fact that country possesses at long last be a little more gender-neutral around situations where in actuality the woman are seasoned, which gives ladies a substantially bigger selection choices of partners. “lady likewise living beyond people an average of, so it can certainly make good sense to get married a younger person like this,” she states. “Some other pros contain that more youthful people might end up being significantly less old-fashioned, further wanting to help ladies with huge careers, a lot more ready would household chores and divide chores, and fewer worried in what folks think.”
She highlights that there are some downsides, also, most notably that a couple’s individual hobbies will be different because of generational distance. “there are an impact in ability to agree as well as in readiness degrees,” states Dr. Sherman. “If that is the situation, it would likely think that the previous spouse is definitely a parent not an equal there are might an impact in profession growth or even in what amount of every person understands on their own which may be hard and.”
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Mondays off for Ten Tables: After last week’s Ten Tables fundraiser for Maria’s Greek Deli and SuperChefs, which were destroyed in a fire earlier this month, the chefs behind the pop-up restaurant events are stepping back for a break. Not because they want to rest, but because they’ve got other work to do. Specifically speaking, chef regulars Eric Morris and Ethan Ray, who hope to open Gospel Bird in New Albany in February.
Dustin Staggers, chef-owner of Roux, Epic Sammich Co. and America. The Diner. (the host site for Ten Tables) admitted he’s looking forward to the break because his restaurants are busy.
(In fact, it doesn’t appear any operator I’ve talked with lately is suffering the usual January slump.)
“The past few weeks have been really rough for us,” Staggers said, referring to the holiday rush that really hasn’t quit. “(S)o we decided to take a few weeks off so we didn’t all die.”
Yes, death is a bad thing, so good call, Mr. Staggers. We prefer to visit your restaurants, not your gravesite.
Morris estimates Ten Tables is expected to resume in March, but he said his and Ray’s rejoining the Monday night food fray all depends on the health of Gospel Bird at that time.
Offal dinner at El Camino: The post on El Camino’s Facebook page says this about an unusual Feb. 3 event dubbed The Organ Donor Dinner: “This is definitely not for everyone, but it may be for you. Six courses of offals (sic) with cocktail pairings, brought to you by Herradura Tequila and Chef Tyler.”
Intrigued? Confused? Fearful?
Chef Tyler Powell’s boss told him he wanted six special dinner menu ideas for the first part of the year, and the offal offering was his first choice.
Offal is a broad term for the viscera, organs and trimmings of a butchered animal. Those who don’t like offal say it’s the perfect term since, well, it sounds just like “awful.” But some like Powell say they should give neglected meats a chance.
Offal is definitely an acquired taste for some, and even those who like it rarely like every option. Some cuts, like sweetbreads (thymus glands), are meatier and less mealy on the palate than say, liver. Or other cuts, such as heart, don’t have the metallic overtones as does say, liver. (Sorry, no amount of caramelized onions can cover up liver for me.)
Check out his menu. It would warm Hannibal Lecter’s heart.
In the lineup are chicharrones (fried pig skin), which are fabulous, as well as crispy lamb tongue, which sounds great since I like beef tongue. And if no one told you they were serving beef heart, you’d likely think it was beef roast, so count that good, too. But pork brains … though I’d try them, I doubt I’d be too fond of them.
“I like brains, but I’ve never had them for dessert,” said Powell. The dish is called PB&J French Toast. “It’s a big chunk of our house-made granola-dredged brains fried and served with french toast and house-made strawberry jam.”
Now I see why he called PB&J French Toast. “Granola-Dredged Brains” just doesn’t have the same ring.
Cost of the dinner, which includes cocktail pairings (just tequila, no Chianti, Lecter fans), is, according to the post, “$100/head.” Sorry, but think that’s funny given the context. There are only 30 seats available, so call 454-5417 now if you’re hankerin’ for some fried hog brains.
Plan to dine around for APRON on Feb. 3: It’s back and it’s bigger than last year: APRON’s Dine Around is set for Wednesday, Feb. 3, and will include 50 participating restaurants that will donate a portion of that evening’s proceeds to this valuable organization.
If you’re not familiar with APRON, its mission is to provide emergency financial assistance to members of Louisville’s independent restaurant community suffering from unexpected disasters such as health issues, accidents or job losses — such as from this month’s fires at Chef Maria’s Greek Deli and SuperChefs. APRON helps pay for short-term expenses like utilities, medical bills and lost wages. According to a news release, in four years, APRON has helped more than 60 restaurant employees at more than 50 restaurants by sharing some $70,000 in grants.
And as generous as that sounds, it’s but a drop in the bucket. So get out and dine around on Feb. 3. Click here to see the list of restaurants participating in this year’s event.
Five years, $5 apps and drinks at Doc Crow’s: I don’t normally mention specials like this, but this one’s about too good to ignore. On Thursday, Feb. 11, Doc Crow’s Southern Smokehouse & Raw Bar will celebrate its five-year anniversary with $5 appetizers and drink specials from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Yes, I love D.C.’s food, but a $5 craft cocktail — always done well there — is hard to beat. Here’s the drink lineup:
- The Second Street Storm: Uncle Val’s botanical gin, lime juice, simple syrup and ginger beer
- The Crow Cocktail #2: Rittenhouse rye, lemon juice, grenadine and bitters
- Bourbini: Heaven Hill Green Label bourbon, Mathilde Peche liqueur, peach bitters and sparkling wine
- Ginger Diver: Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond White Label bourbon, pineapple juice and Kronan Swedish Punsch
- Perfect Old Fashioned: Old Forester Signature bourbon, Demerara syrup and bitters
Five bucks, folks. Five piddling dollars. Right in my price range.
According to a news release, “all the restaurant’s starters including fried green tomatoes, Southern crab cakes and the famous heap’n chips will be available at the celebratory price” of $5.
Dig deep for Chefs for Hope dinner: Every year, some of the city’s top chefs (not to mention most generous with their time) gather to raise money for the local Salvation Army Culinary Arts Training program by hosting the Chefs for Hope dinner. Set this year for Feb. 27 at 6:30 p.m. at Big Springs Country Club, the multicourse dinner will be prepared by Anoosh Shariat (Anoosh Bistro), Dean Corbett (Corbett’s: An American Place and Equus & Jack’s Lounge), Daniel Stage (Louisville Country Club), Brian Curry (Napa River Grill), Richard Doehring (Anoosh Bistro) and Josh Hillyard of Big Spring Country Club.
Tickets for the dinner cost $150 each and may be purchased by calling 931-5420. Regardless of the fact that the cost is tax deductible, the best part is it’s an investment in Louisville residents and in our thriving culinary scene.
According to a news release, 100 percent of the proceeds benefit the students’ classroom training. To date, 125 men and women have graduated the 10-week program, which helps individuals living in poverty learn vocational skills and self-confidence to support life-long self-sufficiency. Sullivan University is a partner in the program.
Chef shuffle at Wiltshire: Jonathan Exum, executive chef for four years at Wiltshire On Market, has been promoted to executive chef over Wiltshire Pantry Catering and Wiltshire Bakery and Café. That position opened last year following the departure of chef Oscar Maldonado. Coby Ming, executive chef at Wiltshire at The Speed (set to open in March), held down the fort in the interim.
“Jonathan has done a tremendous job at the restaurant, and I think this will be a good challenge for him,” said Susan Hershberg, owner of Wiltshire.
Replacing Exum at Wiltshire On Market is Noble Holden, a veteran Louisville chef who left the restaurant business a few years ago to work his family’s Jefferson County fields at Holden Farms. According to Hershberg, the farm is running well enough to allow Noble to return to cooking.
“I could not be more excited to have him join the Wiltshire family,” Hershberg said. “He’s the absolute perfect fit.”


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by Cheryl Cruwys
Mammography screening saves lives and is currently the ‘gold standard’ screening test for women in the UK national breast screening programme. However, it has become apparent that ‘One Size Does Not Fit All’ and ongoing research and studies aim to develop a more tailored, personalised, risk stratified breast screening programme for UK women.
In 2016, Breast Density Matters UK was formed to raise awareness about the implications of dense breast tissue on mammography screening. The issues are two-fold and are not well known in the UK. First, dense breast tissue can hide cancers. Following a mammogram, women receive a “results” letter. In the letter, a ‘normal’ notification (no sign of cancer) implies that a woman is cancer free. However, this is not always the case for women with dense breasts, as cancers can be hidden and undetected in dense tissue. These mammography-missed hidden cancers may grow until diagnosed at a later stage when palpable, larger, at a more advanced stage and when less treatable and survivable. The denser the tissue, the more likely it is that a cancer may be missed (see image below).
Cancer on a mammogram of a fatty breast vs a dense breast
The second issue women are unfamiliar with about dense breasts is that they also increase the risk of developing breast cancer. The greater the density of the breasts, the greater the risk.
When a woman has a mammogram her breast density is rated into one of four categories. Breasts that are here (C) heterogeneously dense or (D) extremely dense, are considered “dense breasts.” Dense breasts are normal and common; approximately 40 percent of women at mammography age have dense breasts. In dense breasts, the addition of any screening tool after a mammogram, like ultrasound or MRI, will detect more cancers than mammography alone. Unfortunately, because cancer is more likely to be missed, women with dense breasts do not benefit as much from mammography as women with fatty breasts.
(C) Heterogeneously or (D) Extremely dense breasts are considered ‘dense breasts’.
In a forward-facing note, UK studies and trials:
- BRAID (Breast Risk Adaptive Imaging Density) multi-centre study assessing the impact of supplementary imaging in the detection of breast cancer in women participating in the UK national breast screening programme who have dense breast tissue. For women attending a mammogram exam in Cambridge, Cheltenham, Leeds or Manchester, if dense breasts detected, they are invited to participate in the trial and are offered further scans. Unfortunately, in the meantime, in the rest of the UK, cancers continue to grow undetected in women with dense breasts.
- The PROCAS studies commenced in 2009. PROCAS 1 focussed on identifying women in the general screening population at increased risk of developing breast cancer. These women could then be offered lifestyle and other interventions to reduce their breast cancer risk, and enhanced screening where appropriate. PROCAS 1 has been published with several outputs. PROCAS 2 aims to explore the feasibility of implementing PROCAS more widely by using technology-based solutions for assessing risk from questionnaires and breast density.
It may be quite some time before study findings result in breast screening changes for UK women. Research and studies are long duration to endpoint, data publication and implementation.
News in Europe! Though these studies are ongoing, based on existing research and evidence, there has been some forward motion. In March 2022, the European Society of Breast Imaging (EUSOBI) published important new recommendations for EU breast screening; “EUSOBI thus calls on all providers of mammography screening to share density information with the women being screened. In light of the available evidence, in women aged 50 to 70 years with extremely dense breasts, the EUSOBI now recommends offering screening breast MRI every 2 to 4 years.” “EUSOBI recommends that, where MRI screening is unavailable for reasons explained, ultrasound in combination with mammography can be used as an alternative.”
Breast screening programmes differ across Europe as do screening protocols recommended if a woman has dense breasts (for details by country, click here. In some countries, such as Austria and France, it is standard for women with dense breasts to receive supplemental screening, such as ultrasound, after her mammogram.
The push for density “inform” and additional screening has resulted in patient advocacy efforts around the world. The push in the UK and Europe has been led by patient advocate Cheryl Cruwys, of Breast Density Matters UK. She speaks on the topic and, in her role as a member of the ESR Patient Advisory Group, is an invited presenter at the European Congress of Radiology’s upcoming July meeting. Her talks there will focus on improving ‘Communication with Patients’ and ‘What Radiologists Need to Know About Patients’ Expectations’.
Women participating in mammography screening deserve to know the screening and risk implications of their dense breast tissue. Equipped with this important information, women can have informed conversations and make shared decisions about their breast health.
But first, they need to know if their breasts are dense.
Ms. Cruwys is also the European Education Coordinator for medically-sourced website DenseBreast-info.org/Europe. The educational non-profit has developed printable Request for Breast Density forms for women in the UK (England/Northern Ireland/Scotland/Wales and the Republic of Ireland). Women can complete the form and send it to their screening centres. If they receive a response that ‘breast density is not stored on patients’ files in routine screening’ – they can request a copy of their mammogram images which are stored digitally and can be burnt to disk. In possession of their images, women can consult other healthcare professionals, beit privately, to discuss best screening options.
While progress has been made in raising breast density awareness in the UK, and breast density conversations are beginning to happen, more needs to be done. Understanding the implications of dense breasts and advocating for additional screening if you have them, may mean the difference between an early- or late-stage cancer diagnosis. Until there is a cure, #FindItEarly and detect cancer at the earliest possible stage.
For more information visit: DenseBreast-info.org/Europe
To contact Cheryl Cruwys:
Twitter @Cheryl_Cruwys Email: email@example.com


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The Samsung Galaxy Tab (check out our hands-on video!), which was officially announced today, will be coming to Vodafone. It will go on sale in October in the majority of Vodafone's European markets with the hopes that more partner networks will carry the device by year's end.
A quote from DJ Lee, Senior Vice President and Head of Sales and Marketing Team of Mobile Communications Business, Samsung Electronics:
“I am very excited to introduce Samsung GALAXY Tab with Vodafone. Thanks to Vodafone’s strong promotion and co-marketing with us, Samsung GALAXY Tab can be an outstanding smart media device to lead a new media revolution. With GALAXY Tab, users enjoy full web browsing with flash 10.1 support, reading eBooks, newspapers, or magazines, and watching HD videos on the large enough 7-inch display while on the move. Furthermore, it is still compact enough to carry everywhere.”
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MI crash out of CLT20 as Northern, Lions make the cut
Mumbai Indians paid the price for their indifferent show, crashing out of the Champions League T20 as a committed Northern Knights from New Zealand in the final qualifying round match at Raipur on Tuesday.
Afridi named Pak T20 captain till 2016
Shahid Afridi will captain Pakistan in Twenty20s until 2016 while Misbah-ul-Haq will remain the skipper for the World Cup next year, the Pakistan Cricket Board announced on Tuesday.
For J-K cricketer Parvez Rasool, this productive bat was worth taking a risk
A lot has been lost in the surging waters of the Jhelum but Parvez Rasool, the first cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir to play for India, managed to save a prized possession, his cricket bat.
Reigning IPL champions KKR keen on good CLT20 showing
Reigning Indian Premier League champions Kolkata Knight Riders are looking to justify their 'reputation' with a good showing in the sixth edition of the Champions League Twenty20 tournament.
Mumbai stay in contention with huge win
Openers Lendl Simmons and Mike Hussey struck commanding fifties to hand Mumbai Indians a resounding 9-wicket win over Sri Lankan outfit Southern Express and keep their team in the hunt for the main draw of the Champions League Twenty20.
Wright on Ajmal ban: Interesting to see what happens
Very few people have seen subcontinent cricket as closely as former India coach John Wright. And it was during the fag end of his stint, in March 2005, that Harbhajan Singh was reported for a suspected action while bowling his doosra.
Northern Knights cruise to win in CLT20 qualifier
New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson showed his prowess in the shortest format as his innings powered Northern Knights to a seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka's Southern Express in a rain-curtailed opening game of the Champions League T20 in Raipur.
India's sports science is still in Stone Age
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Dilshan pulls out of CLT20 due to personal reasons
Veteran Sri Lankan batsman Tillekaratne Dilshan became the latest high-profile player to pull out of the Champions League T20, where he was supposed to play for Sri Lankan side Southern Express.
CLT20: Mumbai Indians lose to Lahore Lions in qualifier
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Player contracts delayed due to BCCI's AGM postponement
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If your bank account never seems to grow, it’s time to consult an expert: Your future self.
Behavioral economists from the investment research firm Morningstar recently found that the people who often think about how their lives will be 10-plus years down the road are more likely to have better financial behaviors—such as keeping an emergency savings fund and paying their bills on time.
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That’s because gazing into your own crystal ball tricks your brain into thinking that the future is closer than it actually is, says study author Sarah Newcomb, Ph.D. So you make more sensible financial decisions for the present to protect yourself in the upcoming years.
Take a cue from future planners and regularly fill up your emergency fund. A financial catastrophe can come in the guise of a job loss or injury and it will wreak havoc on your savings if you don’t budget for unexpected expenses. (Check out 10 Ways You’re Secretly Losing Money.)
Do this: “Sock away 10 percent of each paycheck into a rainy-day fund,” suggests Gail Cunningham, spokesperson for the National Federation for Credit Counseling. “At the end of a year, it will total more than one month’s income, enough to cover most short-term emergencies.”
Additional reporting by Yelena Moroz
Alisa Hrustic is the deputy editor at Prevention, where she leads the brand’s digital editorial strategy. She’s spent the last five years interviewing top medical experts, interpreting peer-reviewed studies, and reporting on health, nutrition, weight loss, and fitness trends for national brands like Women’s Health and Men’s Health. She spends most of her days diving into the latest wellness trends, writing and editing stories about health conditions, testing skincare products, and trying to understand the next greatest internet obsession.


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Faitfavour is out with the video for her single “Lion of Judah”. An Eastern Nigerian praise vibe and declaration of the power of the Almighty God.
Shot on location at Whispering Palms, in Badagry, the ambiance is expressive of the character of our Lion of Judah who is gentle with his children but ferocious in battle.
Faitfavour hails from Anambra state, Nigeria. She was a student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University and also possess a diploma in Statistics from Abia State Polytechnic.
Faitfavour has since released four singles including “Lion of Judah” and her music has been blessing many with testimonies.
Directed by Anthony Umeh for Honesty Entertainment.
Watch video: HERE