Space may be a vacuum, but it's actually quite loud in its own way, full of radio waves and other buzzing energies
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Jupiter as heard by Voyager
We know there are no sounds in space, at least not as our ears know it, as sound is caused by vibrations in a medium like air. But spacecraft instruments "hear" all kinds of things out there. In fact, these are the magnetic fields of Jupiter as the crackle and hum, as heard by Voyager 2.
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Voyager 1 enters interstellar space
These are the sounds of the outer reaches of the heliosheath, the outer limit of the solar system and the place where Voyager 1 finally entered interstellar space. What you're hearing are plasma oscillations.
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The Wow! signal
SETI has had its ear to the sky for decades, and once, in 1977, an observatory in Ohio heard what we thought a message from an extraterrestrial civilization might sound like. But the signal never repeated, and came from an area of the sky known to be fairly empty.
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Winds of Titan
Titan is the only moon known to have a substantial atmosphere. It's also the only moon outside the Earth-Moon system where we've landed. The Hugyens probe recorded the winds on the Saturnian moon of Saturn that could someday support life ... if it doesn't already.
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Saturn's radio emissions
This feels like a creepy synthesizer soundscape, but what you hear is Saturn's polar aurorae as recorded by Cassini in 2003.
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The hum of Neptune
We've only visited Neptune once, in 1989. But the plasma wave antenna aboard the Voyager 2 craft managed to capture this gorgeous ambient soundscape, strangely hypnotic and peaceful for a place with 700 mph winds and layers of hot ice and lightning.
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Transmissions from space
In summer 2015, New Horizons will become the first spacecraft to visit Pluto. This is what it sounds like when New Horizons communicates back to Earth. It's typical of the data streams sent back by probes to NASA or other space agencies.
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While we've been listening for alien signals for years, only a few times have we sent our own messages out to the stars (intentionally, at least). Here is the transmission of the Arecibo Message, sent in 1974 from the observatory of the same name out to anybody who might be listening, telling the universe who we are and what we're about.
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The Golden Record
On each Voyager probe, there's a golden record with an instructional faceplate instructing anyone who finds it how to play an LP. The record is a snapshot of our civilization (as of the late 1970s), featuring music, greetings, images, and other information that tells any other civilization where the Voyager probe came from, who built it, and how we lived.
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The hyperactive remains of supernovas, pulsars (a class of neutron star) spin rapidly and blast a series of pulses across the universe. They sound like this: a series of knocks at regular intervals. They are precise timepieces birthed in violence.
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The sounds of a quasar, taken from Paul Francis' page here. Quasars are distant supermassive black holes that emit strange sounds as they move. They tend to be at the center of huge galaxies.


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An MIT police officer was shot on campus near the Stata Center Thursday night.
Swartz, an Internet activist, was facing prosecution for hacking MIT’s system when he committed suicide earlier this year.
The president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has announced that the school will voluntarily make public some documents related to the prosecution of late Internet freedom activist Aaron Swartz.
Nikolai Begg has invented a mechanical device for doctors that helps with minimally invasive surgery.
The caller identified MIT President Rafael Reif as the target, and said the alleged gunman was retaliating against people involved in the suicide of Aaron Swartz.
The MIT campus was put on lockdown Saturday morning following what turned out to be an unfounded report of a person with a long rifle and body armor spotted inside a campus building.
A federal prosecutor who has been sharply criticized following the suicide of an Internet freedom activist appeared to fight back tears as she defended her office’s handling of a hacking case against him.
Computers in cars can already detect subtle changes in the driver’s body and in driving patterns.
Internet freedom activist Aaron Swartz was “killed by the government,” his father told mourners Tuesday during his son’s funeral in suburban Chicago.
A former fellow at Harvard University’s Center for Ethics, and co-founder of Reddit and activist who fought to make online content free to the public has been found dead.

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Pink Lily Partners with Alex’s Lemonade Stand
Recap: Pink Lily Day 2022
Every year, on the first day of summer, Pink Lily celebrates Pink Lily Day by partnering with an organization close to our hearts. This year, we celebrated Pink Lily Day 2022 with a 30% off sitewide sale and a goal to donate $10,000 from the day’s sales to Alex’s Lemonade Stand. Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation (ALSF) is changing the lives of children with cancer by funding impactful research, raising awareness, supporting families and empowering everyone to help cure childhood cancer.
“When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.”
ALSF was created from the vision of Alexandra “Alex” Scott. Alex was diagnosed with cancer before her first birthday. At age four, she had the idea of setting up a lemonade stand in 2000 with the goal of giving the money she raised to her doctors to help them find a cure. With the help of her older brother Patrick, the duo raised $2,000 in one day. Alex continued her lemonade stands each year even as she still battled her own diagnosis and her efforts inspired others to start their own stands with the same goal in mind. At the age of 8, Alex passed away. More than $1 million had been raised thanks to her vision and dedication. Her parents started ALSF in 2005 to continue Alex’s mission.
Mary was 4 years old when she was diagnosed with a rare, deadly brain tumor called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG). This diagnosis comes with many things — fear, a poor prognosis and a loss of hope. Mary’s doctors told the family about a clinical trial at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford. The trial, funded in part by ALSF, uses CAR-T immunotherapy to target the tumor. Mary enrolled and her family began making monthly visits to Stanford, a thousand miles away from their home in Colorado. ALSF supports the family’s travel expenses through the Travel For Care program. Mary’s family has hope again as she continues treatment. Mary gets to enjoy her childhood around treatment and fights every day for a cancer-free future.

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Damned if you do. Damned if you don’t. Welcome to the media’s Iran coverage where President Donald Trump is never really right — whether he responds militarily to Iran or opts not to do so.
Iran, a theocratic loony bin that is the world’s No. 1 terror state, shot down a military drone this week that was worth at least $130 million. While it was flying over international waters. What followed was a high-speed, condensed version of media coverage in the Trump era.
If you wanted people to knock Trump, you’ve got them. Matt Fuller, who covers “Congress and stuff for HuffPost,” blamed the president, claiming, “Trump almost severely escalated a war with Iran.” Even though Iran had attacked.
Atlantic staff writer David A. Graham whined that “using the military as a prop for melodrama like this is dangerous.” Times columnist Roger Cohen argued, “Trump’s Slouching Toward War With Iran Is a Disgrace.”
Former Time magazine editor turned Obama appointee turned MSNBC political analyst Richard Stengel mocked the president. “In foreign policy, not only is Trump not a chess player, he’s a checkers player who cannot even think a single move ahead.”
Trump’s decision not to strike Iran got him briefly positive comments from both The New York Times and Washington Post editorial pages. The Times called it “welcome news” and said “President Trump was right to buy himself time on Iran.” That before criticizing “the disproportionate human costs of many” administration policies. The Post was similarly restrained, saying “Mr. Trump makes one good call on Iran.” It followed by criticizing his entire Iran policy.
Everything devolved from there. Post columnist Josh Rogin misreported the timeline of events, to point fingers at Trump. “Lot of officials speculating today Trump called off the Iran strike literally while watching Tucker Carlson.” Even Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman corrected him. “Tucker comes on at 8. Strike was called off before that.”
NBC trotted out memories of President Barack Obama to blame Trump. “Obama, others warned Trump that pulling out of Iran nuke deal could lead to war.” Forget that conservatives had criticized the deal since it was discussed and then never approved by the Senate like an actual treaty.
Even before Iran shot down the drone, former Obama shill Ben Rhodes was blaming Trump. He told “Morning Joe” that the administration was “trying to pin the blame on the Iranians” for oil tanker attacks.
This is the same Ben Rhodes who the Post wrote: “led journalists to believe a misleading timeline of U.S. negotiations with Iran over a nuclear agreement and relied on inexperienced reporters to create an ‘echo chamber’ that helped sway public opinion to seal the deal.”
2. A Horrible Game of Concentration: New York Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sure made news this week — for good or ill — by calling detention facilities at the border “concentration camps.” This, just days after ABC celebrated her as “the most sought-after endorsement in this Democratic primary.”
The fight over her offensive use of language has lasted for days with little sense it will blow over. Instead, many in the left-wing media have actuallyl embraced her use of the term, defended it and generally reminded people that they hate America and have felt that way for decades.
Journalism Prof. Peter Beinart informed us that, “AOC’s Generation Doesn’t Presume America’s Innocence.” Except it’s not her generation, it’s just the liberal wing of it. And that’s no different than in the 1960s. He added the background, that “the left is mounting a serious challenge to American exceptionalism.” In other words, the Hate America Team (HATe for short) is just more public than it’s been in the past.
The result for the left was a pile-on – not against AOC but against America. Journalist Andrea Pitzer wrote in The New York Review of Books describing the controversy as, “‘Some Suburb of Hell’: America’s New Concentration Camp System.” New Yorker Staff Writer Masha Gessen portrayed the debate as, “The Unimaginable Reality of American Concentration Camps.”
News outlets hurried to AOC’s defense. Newsweek claimed that, “Experts agree with @AOC's description of border facilities.” Again, where were these experts when Obama was doing the same thing during his administration?
MSNBC Anchor Chris Hayes villainized those who disagreed, pretending that “so many of those in high dudgeon over the words of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have shown absolutely zero concerns about the deaths of these children."
NBC Political Director Chuck Todd slapped back at AOC. He said she, “tried to make a distinction between concentration camps and Nazi death camps.” “But Congresswoman, tens of thousands were also brutalized, tortured, starved, and ultimately died in concentration camps. Camps like Dachau.”
He managed to slip in Trump criticism, but continued his response: “If you want to criticize the shameful treatment of people at our southern border, fine. You’ll have plenty of company. But be careful comparing them to Nazi concentration camps! Because they're not at all comparable in the slightest.”
AOC supporters were unhappy with Todd. When CNN reported that the president would appear on “Meet the Press” this Sunday, CNN reporter Donie O'Sullivan commented, “Maybe he liked Chuck Todd’s concentration camp monologue.”
3. ‘Biden Has Not Changed’: That is from a Times headline. The whole headline goes like this: “Biden Has Not Changed. The Politics, Culture and Mood of His Party Have.” This is a ridiculous rationalization for why the press let Biden get away with having worked with segregationist Democrat senators — because he was on a ticket the media supported.
Just like with Obama, the media didn’t dig into his past, didn’t highlight his controversies. Now that Joe is the least liberal left-winger running, the press and the left want to kneecap him so they can nominate someone more politically like Joe — Stalin not Biden.
Biden is trying to survive a Night of the Long Knives, with every knife pointed at him. Politico Founding Editor John Harris questioned whether the former V.P. is acting more like “Grampa Simpson.” Former ABC News White House correspondent Sam Donaldson called Biden’s comment the “mother of gaffes.”
Both the Post’s free daily The Express and MSNBC mislabeled the two late Democratic senators James Eastland (Miss.) and Herman Talmadge (Ga.) as “Republicans.” MSNBC Anchor Kasie Hunt, who I praised here just a few weeks ago, never missed a beat. “Joe Biden references his relationships with two former Republican colleagues at an event in New York City. The only problem? They were both segregationists,” she explained and later corrected the error.
Now let’s put this in context. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam admitted to using blackface and his attorney general confessed the same. One might think the media would connect those dots.
Nah. That’s too much of a heavy lift. After all, they’re Democrats.


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Good luck, Roger!
I can tell you this, my dog would definitely react to the RC Hydrolyzed Protein Food starting with the very first ingredient, brewer’s rice. My dog reacts to lots of different things, the least of which are animal proteins.
hello everyone who knows anything one this-
I am sure you have said this many times but I would just like to be sure
I have a Great Dane Weimaraner cross who is only 13 days old. I have been bottle feeding him since he was 4 days. He is now drinking between 1.5 to 2 oz every 3 to 4 hours.
I do not know if that is info you need or helps in anyway but I have done lots of research as to what to feed him when he gets to eating dry food and i keep ending up with two different views on if one thing is good for them and if it is not good for him.
From what i can tell you know your stuff on dogs and I am interested to know what feed would be best for him.
We would also give him fresh meat every week and and in can food.
So with that what dry and canned food do you suggest for him.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Harley R.
I am going to be getting a Golden Retriever Puppy and decided on feeding him Annamaet Salcha. It meets the requirements for calcium/ phosphorus ratio but I do not see anyone talk about this food in this thread. Do you think this is a good food to feed a LB puppy?
I currently feed Annamaet to my 4 year old dog (she weighs 48lbs) and she does amazing on it.
most foods are not good for both puppies and adult dogs. The food my have what is needed for an adult but puppies require different ratiosGinaMember
Annamaet is ALS and it meets the calcium 1.13%/ phosphorus 0.96% ratio’s for a growing LB puppy.
Hi Harley- Look into Precise Holistic Complete Large & Giant Breed Puppy for your boys kibble. It’s highly recommended in the Dane community. My boyfriends brothers Great Dane has been on it since he was a puppy ( he’s on the Adult formula now ) and he grew perfectly. He’s lean muscular and very healthy.
- This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Pitlove.
thanks for the input i will look into it
our Oes is now at the 1 year mark so many say stick with puppy food another group say dont feed large breed its a scam personally if it has the ingredients I dont care what the colour of the bag is …. NOW big question what is the ingredients .. Ive been told no to the Iams she came on vet switched to royal canine then told NO corn so put on petcurian was going good up till month ago and now she wont touch it ,,,, not sure if a bad bag or ?? she will eat other samples of From tried it as a test Im not a fan of fromm so …is there a simple answer ……. what is best to feed to an average Oes at 1 year old she is great body condition right now I dont want to mess with that she is on the smaller side but so was the parents 60-70 at full age so she is on target of that any help or suggestion would be really appreciated I need to get food into her besides the fresh raw veggies that she absolutely loves…Erika BMember
I have a cane Corso and I had switched him 4 times before u found the right food. I also had him on fromm and it didn’t work out. So I switched him to Acana pacifica all life stages, it’s fish based but the first 5 ingredients is meat. Check it out and their other products. He might have been allergic to chicken, but all I know it’s been working, his stools went from losely soft to nice and firm. Also, look into earthborne, they also have a bag that has few meats listed before getting into the rest of the ingredients.
acana is high in ca;orie count and im not a real believer of no grain unless they already have allergyErika BMember
You can feed less of it and my pup has been having a slow steady lean growth weight… but it’s up to you and your preference.
Hi Julie- I agree that some large breed foods aren’t really well a “scam”, but they aren’t always formulated to meet the calcium needs for large breed puppies. A lot of people opt to feed an adult maintenance food with the correct levels of calcium, but I’m not comfortable with offering advice on an adult food. I don’t think it matters as long as the food has the controlled levels of calcium that is needed for optimal growth. I’d say that this point, since your dog is not a giant breed, you could switch to an adult maintenance or all life stages food and continue feeding to maintain ideal weight. I feed Fromm Gold Large Breed Adult to my pitbull and he does very well on it, but since you are not a fan of Fromm I will not suggest that one. My 5 or 6 year old Chocolate Lab is being transitioned to NutriSource Large Breed Adult and he really likes it. It is chicken based, but NutriSource seems to have good palatability. You could look at some of their other foods as well. They do make grain free if thats the route you’d like to choose.
thank you Pitlove for the advice and suggestions doing the research and reading I have come up with different levels of calcium ……. to call them correct how would I figure out what is best for her…. she has nice muscle tone and puts it to the test daily!! I will have a look at fromm why do you like it so do they do good research and I will have a good look at nutrisourceHershyParticipant
Hello- Is there an updated version of the Calcium safe Large breed puppy foods for pups under 8 months old? The one linked has Royal Canin Maxi-Starter as a 4 star food (I used to use it, but it is different now) On the regular list of dog foods it is shown as a 3.5 star food. I recently bought some (To get it, I now have to register as a breeder who will promote their food, and it is available only through RC). It is awful now! I had used it successfully for a few years for my pregnant mom, and then for her pups up to 8wks old, but after receiving it, and just sniffing it, I can no longer use it. My girl won’t touch it now. She ate it reluctantly when first opened, and eventually spit it up. I tried putting it with her other food, but no.
I am very disappointed since I felt I was on a pretty good program specifically for moms and baby dogs (relative to processed foods -I know they aren’t the best over all-I am trying to use the best I can afford).
Because I am no longer confident that the Royal Canin is a good quality food, I would be thankful if anyone can suggest for me a good mother and baby dog food to start them on, My dam is in her final trimester! I am very concerned for the nutrition of my dogs. The health of my dogs and pups is my greatest interest. I give them raw chicken from time to time to at least give them a nutritional boost, but the adult dogs we have are generally eating the Victor dog foods: Hi-Pro Professional (aqua bag); grain free (red bag and gray bag). We have been pleased with the better quality Victor products – a great value.
Thank you in advance for any counsel anyone can offer.
Good evening all,
I am going to be adopting with my husband a 16 weeks old pit puppy, she is already 40 lbs. I want to find the best large breed puppy food that will not stunt her growth but not cause her to grow faster then needed for her. Her parents are both 100lbs plus from what we were told.
We have looked at firstmate puppy and looked a tad into wellness.
Thank you!!Eric MMember
I am looking for a top level food for my 6 month old GSD that has large kibble like the Royal Canine. The large kibble is easy to use during training. I have been feeding Orjien but she does not digest it well. She actual has four bowel movements a day with just 2 cups. She digest the Royal Canine well but I do not like the quality. Any suggestions?
Hi Eric- NutriSource Large Breed Adult Chicken and Rice is actually an all life stages formula that is safe for large puppies. The pieces are huge and it has high palatability for training. This food could definitely work for you.
Hi Anja- Wow a pitbull that’s 40lbs at 16 weeks? Sounds like you may have an American Bully. A few foods that you could look into are: Fromm Gold Large Breed Puppy, NutriSource Large Breed Puppy, Precise Holistic Complete Large & Giant Breed Puppy, Orijen Puppy Large and even NutriSource Large Breed Adult Chicken and Rice which despite the name is an all life stages formula with safe calcium levels.
Good morning pitlove,
One of my friends who is a dog trainer said the same thing right away. She’s a chunky but sticky short little thing.
Supposedly her parents were over 100lbs each but God only knows they could have been very over fed.
We did end up putting her on Fromm. I liked their ingredients and she does well on it so far.
We have our mastiffs on firstmate and love the brand. I recommended it to anyone.
Our one mastiff has liver disease and is doing amazing on the senior diet from them her levels are way better then when on the hepatic royal canine or hills.
And our vet has signed off and even said that its allot better.
Hi, and Merry Christmas season!
Is there an updated list for Calcium safe large breed puppy food that I may have missed? Could someone link for me the latest version?
Thank you!Eric MMember
Pitlove would ‘Now Grain free Large breed adult’ be better or equal compared to the ‘NutriSource Large Breed Adult Chicken and Rice’?
Hi Eric- I couldn’t tell you because I’ve never used NOW so I’m unsure how big the kibble is. I’m currently using the NutriSource formula I mentioned and its some of the biggest kibble I’ve seen personally.
Hi again Anja- She sure does sound like a Bully! How cute! Pitbulls are wonderful dogs.
Great news about deciding on a food. Fromm is excellent. I personally have never used FirstMate but have heard good things about it. My pitbull was on Fromm, but he started being picky again so he’s now eating my other dogs food which is NutriSource and loves it even more than he loved the Fromm Gold. I’m pleased with both brands. Fromm is probably always gonna be one of my favorites because it’s the first food that helped his skin problems.DogFoodieMember
I personally like Now and have used it myself. One thing in particular that I really like about it is that it doesn’t use meat meals, only fresh meats. It sounds like you’re looking at adult formulas, but if you were to be looking for a LBP, I’d just be sure to check the calcium and the C to P ratio. If memory serves, it might be bordering on high.DEBBIE RMember
Help!! I am currently feeding my 6 month old yellow lab, Abbey, Wellness Core Puppy. I just read on the web that they add Green Tea Extract to the formula which can cause Liver toxicity. I need to change her food but I don’t know what to change to. Abbey weighs 55 pounds now and looks healthy. She has had bad gas for the last month and her stool does not always have good form.
I got Abbey after a devastating loss of my 16 month Lab Maggie, who went into kidney failure after an undiagnosed kidney disease. I would be devastated if I have damaged
Abbey. PLEASE HELPanonymouslyMember
Don’t believe everything you read on the internet, I hope you have a vet that you trust that can advise you.
If Green Tree Extract is in the dog food mentioned, I would assume it was in minute amounts that are considered safe.
PS: Have you read the ingredients on the bag of whatever bread you use for yourself lately?
We have our presa girls on first mate and our bully pup is on Fromm.
They have been doing great on it, the vet said that our dogs are doing great on the first mate.
Our little presa has liver disease and has been doing a ton better on the firstmate then when she was on the hills diet hepatic.
We love firstmate and Fromm and haven’t had any issues. I have also looked into kasiks which is the sister brand to firstmate.
Thank you!Linda BMember
I understand that we need to watch the calcium levels in the foods our large breed puppies are eating as well as avoiding over feeding. My concern is treats… I’ve heard that freeze dried liver is high in calcium. Should this be limited as a treat for my puppy? I would imagine cheese is a big no no. I need to use a lot of high value treats, (as well as puppy kibble) for training purposes but I am concerned about the “hidden calcium” adding up.
Thank you for any advice!
You can find information to guide you in the USDA nutrient database. For example, while they don’t list freeze dried liver, there is an entry for raw liver. The Ca is reported as 5 mg/135 kcals which is 37 mg/1000kcals. For growth the safe upper limit as reported by NRC for Ca is 4500mg/1000kcals. In comparison then you can see that liver isn’t a high calcium food. However you may want to limit how much liver you use for other reasons.
For cheese… mozzarella they report 505 mg for 300 kcals= 1683mg/1000kcals So from a calcium standpoint cheese is fine to use as well.
It is recommended not to exceed ~10% of the total daily caloric amount from unbalanced sources. I have used a different complete and balanced food with an appropriate Ca amount as treats for training and I have placed kibble into a plastic zip lock and let it stay overnight in the fridge with a few slices of hot dog in the bag… kibble with a kick of flavor.
Good luck with your pup!Linda BMember
Thank you so much!!! This is very helpful information! I really appreciate your taking time to share this with me!
You are welcome Linda! Happy training!
I have a 4 month old German Shepard, I’m trying to find a good large breed puppy food for him. I’m feeding him Whole earth farms puppy food but its not for large breed. I’ve done a lot of research. And don’t know what would be the best for him .
Hi S B- Take a look at Fromm Gold Large Breed Puppy, NutriSource Large Breed Puppy or Precise Holistic Complete Large & Giant Breed Puppy. If you’d like to go the route of feeding foods that have been feed trialed with large breeds you could try Purina Pro Plan Large Breed Puppy, Hill’s Ideal Balance Large Breed Puppy or Eukanuba Large Breed Puppy.
Thank you so much. I have GSDs. And my 7 month old has the confirmation of a show dog which has me so worried about his future.
I am so careful and militant about what & how much he’s fed. I can’t believe how much time I’ve spent contacting dog food people because they put the minimum only on most labels. I’m trying to find out how to change that and make it so the max be required.
Another thing worth mentioning with large & xlarge dogs is at 6 months they can be started on joint supplements. I prefer to give the types that don’t have extra vitamins & minerals. Just the usual ingredients for joints only like glucosamine,, chondroitin, HA, MSM, etc.
Saireah you’ll want to use the serving suggestions on the package as a guide.
Then weigh your pup regularly ( I weigh mine weekly). And make sure he has a fairly steady growth, but not too quickly.
For example, my guy has gained 2lb/wk pretty much every wk if his life. Some weeks he’s only gained 1 lb, but the next he’ll gain 3. These are usually when he has a noticeable yet tiny growth spurt.
It’s all about controlling the rate of growth. Not trying to get him as big as possible as quickly as possible.
Linda I usually use chicken liver as a training treat as well. What I do is subtract from his regular food. That way he doesn’t go over the daily recommendation of Ca.crazy4catsParticipant
I believe that the Whole Earth Farms Puppy recipe falls within the guidelines to be safe for large breed puppies. I’ve had good luck with this brand.
The foods that Pitlove mentioned are also great. German Shepherd puppies are adorable. Best of luck to you!
How is Blue Buffalo wilderness? I’ve heard vary good stuff about it but also bad stuff. In the review on this website it said ” the concentrated version of this ingredient commonly known as caramel coloring has been more recently considered controversial and found to cause cancer in laboratory animals.”And there’s a lawsuit saying that blue buffalo has been lieing, it says they put by-products and corn in there food.InkedMarieMember
You read about the lawsuit….why even think about feeding it? There are many many more good foods out there without issues.
Blue Wilderness was the first kibble my pit ever ate. He never really did that great on it and didn’t like it much, so I can’t say. Personally, I think there are much better foods out there (the ones I listed) that are not overpriced like Blue.crazy4catsParticipant
Hi S B-
I’m not a big fan of Blue either. Especially after the recent lawsuit against them. I believe they are extremely overpriced and you can find something equal or better for a better price. Also, I wanted to let you know that the WEF puppy food was recently taken off the list of approved large breed puppy foods. Again, Fromm Gold, Horizon Complete, Orijen, Wellness, Eukanuba and Hill’s Ideal Balance all have puppy foods that fall within the guidelines.
In addition, Pitlove who has researched LBP foods recommends Nutrisource and Precise large breed puppy foods. Best of luck. Your new pup is sooo cute! Good job getting his pic loaded.
When Blue Buffalo first came out it was excellent. I was able to get 1 of my dogs off of z/d because he tolerated it just fine. The only reason I had gotten it was because another of my dogs had osteosarcoma and was getting picky about food (not sure if the treatments/meds/supplements made foods tatse different). He did very well on it also and liked it a lot.
Until about a year ago I had it in the rotation. The dogs still liked it and were fine. It wasn’t until someone mentioned to me that they were becoming a bit shady did I start digging.
Lesson learned. Before rotating back to any food I check them out again like it’s a new food.
Bottom line is I won’t use Blue Buffalo anything anymore. Any company that sells out, lies, is questionable, etc is not a food for my dogs.
I realize this post/topic is a few yrs old by now, but I saw Hound Dog Mom’s probiotics suggestions. Figured I’d add my 2¢.
Probiotics are so good for everyone. And I totally agree w/ everything said. Just remember that if your dog is on an antibiotic do not give the probiotic less than 2 hrs before or after giving the antibiotic. It can sort of cancel out the a/b.
My favorites are:
Wysong Pet Innoculant. Excellent. Very pricey though.
Nutri-vet Food Transitional Support packets. Conveniently available at PetCo and not expensive.
You should also rotate probiotics just as you would rotate feeding.Carrie PMember
Try Fido Active Supplement to make your dogs even better and stronger. and no joint issues. this supplement is very effective and well proven.Darek NMember
Hello there. I have a Golden Retriever and had follow Large Breed Puppy Food List. I try few different kinds of Fromm Four Star but he had loose stool so we settle on Erthborn Holistic Coastal Catch and Dr. Tims Kinesis. now that he is going to be a one year old should I change his food to something different or start adding some supplements for joints. I just want to make sure that I’m feeding him properly spatially that he is going to be a year old.
Thank you for any advise
There’s a lot of theories floating around about when to switch a lg breed puppy to adult food. Because my GSDs are very active and use every bit of fat & protein I tend to keep them on lbp food longer than a yr. Usually up to 18 months. Or I’ll switch to an adult food for all life stages and/or lg breed adult. I’ve had dogs take 3 yrs to finish growing. (Usually unaltered males.)
No matter what food they are fed I keep the calcium as close to 1.5% or less until I am certain they are finished growing.
It’s fine to start them on joint supplements as early as 6 months. My 8 month old has already been on them for 2 months.
I prefer liquid since more of it is absorbed, but I’ve also had really great results from NuPro.
Cosequin is another brand that has worked great for a lot of my horses. They now make a version for dogs.
Things I look for in joint supplements is:
*promotes healthy joints
*enhances body’s ability to produce collagen & joint fluid
*helps body to repair joint damage
*organic form of sulfur that connective tissue needs for maintenance
Whole food supplements w/ a lot of Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs):
You’ll often find these listed as sources on labels of joint supplements. Especially the mussel & shark cartilage.
Take care to find out where ingredients are sourced blah blah blah like you would for dog food.
Thank you for all the help with the food. I finally desided on NutriSource Large breed puppy food.
Great choice S B. Good luck!Alexis YMember
Wow! You guys are amazing in your knowledge! I have just added my first Irish Wolfhound puppy to our family 2 days ago. I originally started reading this forum because I want to ensure she receives the best food I can provide. Her breeders started her on wellness just for puppies canned food at the time of weaning. They suggested Wilderness puppy for dry food, but after reading the previous posts, that won’t be happening. Can anyone give me a good suggestion on what to feed her. Her stool is soft serve like and I’d love to remedy that if possible. She seems happy with the wet food, but, is there a benefit to wet vs dry? I’d prefer to feed dry food as I’ve always had better experience with dry with previous pups(none have been as large as she will be).
I live in a very small town and I’m not sure how experienced our vet is with this breed. Though she has always been great with my other babies, this little girl is a bit less common and a lot bigger(eventually) than my other babes have been.
I want to give this little girl the best beginning to ensure a long, happy healthy life.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!Justin AMember
I have an Irish Wolfhound pup as well (he’ll be 13 months on the 11th) and have been looking for a dry food that would give him firmer stool as well. My guy generally has “soft serve” like stool as you describe.
When I got him he had been on Purina Pro Plan Dry Dog Food, Focus, Puppy Large Breed Chicken & Rice Formula with the breeder and for a bit with me. This is probably when his stool was the firmest.
I wanted to get a better food for him and went with Whole Earth Farms Puppy Recipe Dry Dog Food. I tried that for about 4 30lb bags worth but his stool stayed soft the entire time.
I then tried Fromm Gold Holistic Large Breed Puppy Dry Dog Food, roughly through 3 bags (33lbs I think) but didn’t see a change.
I am now on my 4th bag of Taste of the Wild High Prairie Puppy Formula Dry Dog Food (30lbs) and I really haven’t seen an improvement.
I am almost now thinking it may be something else, like the various treats I give him or maybe the soft stool isn’t an issue (other than clean up!).
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Venezuelan Cheese Production Rises: Can Latin America Become an Agricultural Power?
The cheese industry in Venezuela has surprised by its rapid growth, but is it a real path for Latin American agriculture or a mere mirage?
LatinAmerican Post | Luis Angel Hernández Liborio
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Leer en español: Producción de queso venezolano aumenta: ¿Puede Latinoamérica convertirse en potencia agrícola?
Venezuela has surprised locals and strangers, a recent bulletin from the Latinometrics analysis site shows the South American country as the second largest cheese producer in the region and, furthermore, one of the largest in the world, surpassing countries with a long cheese tradition such as the same Switzerland. The Venezuelan achievement is remarkable, they have tripled their production in two decades. It demonstrates an agricultural and livestock potential that is found throughout the region, but that requires profound changes to function.
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The "miracle" of Venezuela calls attention to the political and economic conditions in which the country finds itself. However, if you look closely, the country's ranching tradition is storied, it is only natural that cheese production is vital in the livestock ecosystem. However, the country's production tripled in less than two decades, surpassing countries like Mexico in the region and approaching Argentine production, a livestock and agricultural powerhouse. The how is the real question, the answer is found in the situation of the country. As an isolated economy, Venezuela depends mainly on its own production, that is, most of the cheese produced in the country is consumed there.
So, although it is an industry that is growing rapidly, the reality is that it is not a product that is being exported, due to phytosanitary issues that the country cannot comply with, due to the type of production based mainly on small producers. In addition, Venezuelan cheeses are not known outside the country, at least not at the level of the dominant ones in the market such as European cheeses. The growth of the dairy industry in Venezuela is undoubtedly surprising, but exports are still missing for its presence in GDP to be notable. It is still very far from the largest national industry in times of crisis: oil.
Latin America Against the Agricultural Powers of the World
Latin American countries have been exporters of raw materials, the two world wars helped the growth of the region thanks to demand. However, after the recovery of Europe and Asia after the war episodes, agriculture, and livestock in Latin America has deteriorated and has focused on some products. Argentina and Uruguay are two of the main exporters of meat and grains on the continent, as are Brazil and Mexico with products such as corn, soybeans, sorghum, wheat, and beans. Despite the economic potential that agriculture has for the region, it continues to represent a small percentage of its GDP. According to data from the World Bank, agriculture in Brazil represents 6.9% of GDP, in Mexico 3.9%, Argentina 7.1%, and Colombia 7.4%, on average the data is close to powers like China where the percentage is from 7.4%. In the case of European countries, the percentage is less than 2.5% even in Mediterranean countries such as Spain, Greece, or France.
The difference is in the approach to agriculture as an industry. In Europe and the United States, mainly, agriculture is part of a production chain that transforms raw materials into export products. Furthermore, the other reason why agriculture does not represent a large percentage of GDP in these regions is because they are mainly importers of products from Asia and Latin America. Although livestock and agriculture in the first world are also based on small producers, the biggest difference is in the techniques and technologies with which they are available. Latin American producers still depend on traditional agriculture, which barely allows them to be self-sufficient.
You can also read: Reforestation in Latin American Cities
The Technification of Latin American Agriculture
López Obrador and Gustavo Petro put forward their speeches on the field. For both, agriculture is an engine that can help eliminate poverty. In Colombia, the so-called “agrarian reform” of President Petro has distributed land and economic support for thousands of peasants, with this he hopes that agriculture can be developed sustainably. The so-called “agroecology” is, in the discourse, the pillar of this reform. The plan is to encourage a chemical industry focused on the countryside (promoted by the war in Russia, the main producer of these agrochemicals), the balance between current and ancestral technology, as well as cooperatives as a model to create economic networks among peasants, standing out among the cannabis products.
In the Mexican case, López Obrador launched "Sembrando vida" to reforest with fruit trees and at the same time support producers, in addition to direct support for peasants, mainly basic foods such as corn and beans. In his speech is the concept of “food sovereignty” with which he seeks to stop importing these basic products. But, after almost five years of government, the Mexican countryside continues with red numbers and corn, wheat, beans, and other essential products continue to be imported. The northern states continue to be the most technologically advanced, thanks to their proximity to the United States and its demand, while the south continues to lag behind.
In Argentina and Brazil the situation is no different, most of the production is still in the hands of small producers who are responsible for up to 80% of the total. Technification continues to be low, the opportunity that the war between Ukraine (grain exporter) and Russia (agrochemical producer) represents for the region is unique, but investment is not enough. The diversification that the economies require is oriented towards sectors such as mining (lithium), renewable energy, tourism and technology, but has left aside the potential of agriculture, increasingly suffocated by China and India.


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Debut Solo Show Diary: Volume 1 - Introduction
So, I guess the cat's out of the bag now. I've got my first solo show booked in! Absolute scenes. I can't tell you how chuffed I am to get this opportunity, and it's a credit to Edit Gallery in Greenwich for being just the right kind of crazy in supporting me with this project. I figured, seeing as this is my first show, and you only really get your first solo show once, I should document my journey in prepping, creating, and launching this thing - so here we are, my Debut Solo Show Diary.
Before I dive into the process, photos, and things like that, I think it's best to start right at the beginning, as some of you might not know what this show is about - and that's fine, you will after reading this entry.
This exhibition is all about my series 'Just a Nipple'. Which, in a nutshell, is a series that delves into the realm of art censorship and its paradoxical treatment of the human body on social media. Well, at least that's how it started out. My inspiration for this piece kicked off when I had some art removed from Instagram with no reason provided and no way to discuss it with someone at Meta. They didn't like it, or their algorithm didn't like it, and that was that - the piece in question is a portrait of Kurt Cobain with the quote 'Everyone is Gay', lyrics taken from the Nirvana song 'All Apologies'...so, not offensive in the slightest (you'd think). Then, some art friends of mine had their work removed, also non-offensive pieces, and some artists even had their accounts completely shut down, thus cutting off vital life-support to their followers and business. What really rubbed salt into the wounds of this nonsensical treatment of artists was the fact that all kinds of nefarious content was still parading itself freely and uncontested on Instagram. Twerking and grinding its proverbial bits all over my device screen without the slightest whiff of decent context.
I got a bit pissy about all of these things and wanted to kick back at Instagram a little, poke the bear, if you will. And that's when I stumbled upon the humble nipple. The nipple has been subjected to many absurdities in the past, and for some reason, still is. From the free the nipple campaign, to women facing negativity when feeding their baby in public, to even the double standards of a man's nipple being fine on social media, but a woman's not. It felt as if this benign little nub of ours was just the right kind of cheekiness to prod the social media giants with - and with that, I began to create.
The creation took a few forms until I found an execution I found hilarious, for its preposterous simplicity but also its comically graphical aesthetic. I wanted to create something that looked genderless, so Instagram couldn't decipher if it was offensive or not (offensive being feminine). And I wanted it to sit without any context - as how can something that innocent be lewd or graphic if there is no context to frame it as such? It was simply 'Just a Nipple'.
So there you have it, the start of the concept, born from defiance. But that's not where the concept stayed. As with most things in life, things evolve and how people perceive art is what makes art a really interesting space from a conceptual level. It was when I took my Nipples to the East Art Fair, an annual art fair, (that's sometimes bi-annual at Spitalfields Market) with me, that I noticed a trend amongst the general public.
I always knew as a concept it would split opinions. There would always be people that would turn their nose up at it, just as there would be people that would get it and love it. But there was a third category of reaction that was really interesting. The type of person that loved it, wanted it, but couldn't because of what other people or someone in their life would think. This phenomenon isn't exclusive to 'Just a Nipple' either. The more people I spoke to, the more I began to hear tales of artwork that normally stands proud in households, only to be moved or hidden when certain guests or family members visit. The pieces in question wouldn't even be offensive or taboo - in most cases the art would be by mainstream, popular artists, you probably even have some of their work yourself!
It was at this point it became clear that my campaign needed to shift focus to us, the people, and our attitudes towards freedom of expression just as much as it was a protest against the absurd control from tech giants - in fact, probably more so. This saw me take my art to the streets in a bid to break down barriers of expression and desensitise sensitivity towards art. 'Just a Nipple', from its defiant starting point, became about allowance and a reminder of how we moderate and censor ourselves or our own tastes to appease others - and we absolutely shouldn't. We can freely express ourselves if we choose to, if we allow ourselves. Because if we want to change the behaviours of big tech, we need to start by changing our own behaviours in how we moderate ourselves.
So, that's the story behind the concept, a rather wordy one, so thank you for showing enough interest to get to the end! Stay tuned for more diary entries, where I will be documenting the stages of making the art for the show and setting it up - as well as any other little nuggets that pop up! It's going to be fun, and I can't wait to share it all with you. ✌🏼

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SEATTLE — Sniff the air around Norman Lewis’ experimental poplars, and you won’t pick up the scent of roses.
But inside the saplings’ leaves and stems, cells are hard at work producing the chemical called 2-phenylethanol — which by any other name would smell as sweet.
Sweeter still is the fact that perfume and cosmetics companies will pay as much as $30 an ounce for the compound that gives roses their characteristic aroma. Because what Lewis and his colleagues at Washington State University are really chasing is the smell of money.
Born out of the frustrating quest to wring biofuels from woody plants, the WSU project takes a different tack. Instead of grinding up trees to produce commercial quantities of so-called cellulosic ethanol, their goal is to turn poplars into living factories that churn out modest levels of chemicals with premium price tags.
The potential market for specialty chemicals — many of which are now synthesized from petroleum — is big, said Lewis, director of WSU’s Institute of Biological Chemistry. He’s already patented some of the technology, which relies on genetic engineering, and created a spinoff company called Elasid.
In the longer term, the profits from high-end products could boost the struggling biofuel industry by helping companies survive what’s called the “valley of death” — the point where firms need to scale up production, but money is hard to come by.
The ideal operation would combine the two product lines, extracting valuable chemicals and using the waste for biofuel. But that’s a long way off, Lewis said.
“Biofuels don’t provide a compelling economic case at this point in time,” he said. “We’ve been trying for many decades to understand how plants make these special chemicals that can be used in flavorings, fuels and medicinals, and that seemed like the obvious first place to target.”
But failures outnumber successes in the world of green technology, and it remains to be seen whether Lewis and his group will buck the trend.
Costs and controversy
Extracting chemicals from plants can be very costly, cautioned Oregon State University bioengineer Ganti Murthy. He and his colleagues engineered poplars to produce a component of biodegradable plastics. But they haven’t been able to get the concentrations high enough to make it profitable.
“Economics play a huge part in all of this,” he said.
The use of genetic engineering also adds an element of controversy and layers of regulation that many companies and investors would rather avoid, Murthy pointed out.
No genetically engineered forest trees have been approved for commercial use in the U.S., though the Department of Agriculture is considering an application from a company called ArborGen that has developed a cold-tolerant eucalyptus. (Papaya trees genetically engineered to resist the ring spot virus are grown in Hawaii.)
Activists who firebombed the University of Washington’s Center for Urban Horticulture in 2001 mistakenly thought they were targeting genetically engineered poplars. Several environmental groups continue to wage battle against transgenic trees, which they fear will contaminate native forests and raise the risk of fire.
“Trees are not like crop plants,” said Anne Petermann, executive director of the Global Justice Ecology Project, a New York-based group that has called for a ban on GE trees. “We have no idea what the long-term impacts will be and very little idea of the short-term impacts, like interactions with soil microorganisms and wildlife.”
Lewis believes the concerns will abate once genetic engineering begins to yield useful products. But in the meantime, he and his team prefer not to disclose the exact location of their test plots.
With 12,000 trees on about 11 acres in western Washington, Lewis believes his poplars represent the biggest ongoing field test of genetically engineered trees in the country — and perhaps the world.
Under USDA regulations, every tree is tagged and its GPS coordinates noted, explained WSU staff scientist Barri Herman, who oversees the field trials. Each plot is bordered by a wide buffer, which Herman and his crew spray with Roundup and patrol for wayward shoots. If any sapling disappears, the rules require them to track it down — which sometimes means digging up vole burrows, Herman said.
To prevent crossbreeding with other trees, the genetically engineered poplars are cut by the age of 5, before they are able to flower and produce pollen.
Some of the trees in the experimental plots were genetically altered to produce lower amounts of lignin. The matrix that makes wood strong and rot-resistant, lignin is the bane of those who want to break wood down into its component chemicals.
A second batch of poplars contains genes inserted from other plants that coax the trees to produce clove- and basil-scented chemicals.
But it’s the trees with the added rose gene that seem the most economically promising, Lewis said. In a recently published study, he and his colleagues reported that young plants contained up to 4 percent of the chemical in their leaves. The team hopes it may eventually be able to increase those concentrations tenfold.
Not only is 2-phenylethanol used in products ranging from talcum powder to soft drinks, it also can be processed to produce components of jet fuel, Lewis said.
People have been extracting medicines, oils and other useful chemicals from plants for centuries. But the push to find alternate sources of energy has increased the funding and focus on biofuels and other plant-derived substances that could be substituted for petrochemicals.
Ethanol made from corn is a common ingredient in gasoline but has raised concerns over the use of crops and farmland for fuel.
Plants become products WSU and the University of Washington are sharing in an $80 million U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to find ways to convert trees and waste wood to jet fuel. The federal government has invested $2 billion in research and loan guarantees to help companies produce fuel from nonfood plants.
But it’s harder and more expensive to make ethanol from wood and grass than from corn. So far, no one has been able to produce significant amounts of cellulosic ethanol at a competitive price — though several facilities are scheduled to go into operation this year.
“I say this with sadness,” Murthy said. “But it doesn’t really matter how much we talk about green; if it costs more at the pump, it’s not going to fly.”
So like Lewis, many scientists and entrepreneurs are searching for better ways to turn plants into products. A company called NatureWorks is already producing biodegradable plastics from chemicals extracted from corn. British scientists hope to gain approval for field trials of flaxlike plants engineered to produce the omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil. The researchers say plant-derived fish oil would be more sustainable and less environmentally damaging than harvesting vast quantities of small fish to extract the oil.
Poplars are an appealing species to work with, because they grow up to 10 feet a year, Lewis said. Young trees can be mowed down like grass, and will resprout, with fields yielding two crops a year.
They can also be grown on marginal land, so the tree farms won’t compete with food production for prime locations.
Lewis hopes the rose-scented chemical will be the first of many he and his team can coax their trees to produce. Under the Elasid banner, they’re already scouting out a location for a commercial-scale operation. But first — in addition to finding money, getting federal approval and juggling all the other challenges of a startup — they have to make sure results from the lab will translate to the field.
“That’s where the proof of the pudding is,” Lewis said.

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Christopher Elbow Spice Almonds
Almonds, dark chocolate (cacao mass, sugar, cocoa butter, soy lecithin(an emulsifier), natural vanilla bean), spices, cocoa powder.
Contains tree nuts, milk, soy and may contain traces of wheat and peanuts.
Keep in a dry and cool place, max 18°C (64°F). Taste at room temperature.
198g / 7oz

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ALLOWAY TWP. — Alloway Township Fire Co. responded at 5:50 p.m. Wednesday to Telegraph Road to aid the Alloway Ambulance on the scene of a motor vehicle accident.
The fire company was in service for 1 hour and the ambulance was in service for 2 hours and 10 minutes.
Life Support 5 and the Quinton Ambulance responded to assist.
Other fire activity:
Today’s Sunbeam contacted the Salem County Fire Radio Control Center to receive reports on all activity of fire and rescue companies within the county during the 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
• Elmer Fire Co. responded at 5 :11 p.m. Wednesday to Salem Street to assist the Elmer Ambulance on the scene of a motor vehicle accident.
Fire radio reported a car into a house.
The fire company remained on the scene for 2 hours and 20 minutes.
• Deepwater Fire Co. responded to Kent Avenue for an alarm system and remained in service for 12 minutes.
Pennsville Fire and Rescue Co. responded to assist.


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At St. Peter’s, “We uphold the full inclusion and belonging of all people in the life and ministry of our parish church. We affirm that our baptismal covenant vows to ‘seek and serve Christ in all persons,’ to ‘love our neighbor as ourselves,’ and to ‘respect the dignity of every human being’ apply equally to all people, regardless of race, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. Without apology or condition, we believe that all people literally means all people” (from our Parish statement on Welcome, Inclusion, and Belonging).
For many LGBTQ people, the Church is responsible for and represents oppression and hostility. The faith communities that raised them, baptized them, first taught them about Jesus of Nazareth were not prepared to love them fully. On Saturday and Sunday, St. Peter’s has the unique opportunity show our neighbors that our life in Christ is life in a Loving, Liberating, and Life-giving God. We have the opportunity to share that God is Love, and Love is the Way. We preach with our presence on the parade route that we are all children of God, made in God’s image, and God loves us unapologetically and unconditionally.
St. Peter’s will have a booth in the festival on Saturday and Sunday. This will be an opportunity to welcome and connect with our neighbors. If you would like to be an ambassador for St. Peter’s at the booth, march in the parade, or help provide hospitality, please sign up using this form.
The Pride at St. Peter’s planning team has been hard at work making arrangements for this weekend and we hope you will volunteer to help out and spend some time on the lawn during the parade.
God is Love. Love is the Way.
The Pride at St. Peter’s Social Justice Planning Team

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new guidelines for the Americans who have been fully vaccinated. They are now free to socialize and engage in daily routine activities just like in days before the COVID-19 pandemic. The new rules bring new hope to Americans as they get ready to return back to normal life.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) claimed that all the individuals who have passed two weeks after their final shots of vaccine were administered can visit indoors and meet unvaccinated people without following the mask mandate and prescribed social distancing.
The new guidelines have delighted many grandparents who have not been able to meet their loved ones for over a year. They can meet and greet their unvaccinated children and grandchildren without any worries. However, the new guidelines restrict them from going on long-distance voyages.
CDC exclaimed that fully vaccinated people can gather and mingle with other vaccinated individuals without any fear. If they get exposed to coronavirus and need to be tested; even then, there will be no need to isolate or quarantine themselves as long as no symptoms are identified.
The five-page long guidelines came just in time when various states of America have started to relax the rules and regulations related to the COVID-19. Three states have already decided to reopen businesses and eateries. A few states have dared to abolish the mask mandate also.
The vaccination drive has gained momentum. As the government gears up to vaccinate more people on a daily basis, new variants of the COVID-19 are being reported to wreak havoc in many states of the country.
Health officials have claimed that these new guidelines can motivate individuals who are still undecided whether to get themselves vaccinated or not. These guidelines can serve as an incentive as vaccines can lead them to get rid of the masks.


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When thinking about investing in a pressure cooker, you might remember back to the old looking thing on your grandma’s counter. Today, electric pressure cookers have received a major upgrade and they’re actually really useful in the kitchen. If you’re short on time or just have your hands full, an electric pressure cooker is a great way to get dinner on the table fast, without being tied up on the stove.
An electric pressure cooker allows you to add all your ingredients to the pot, strap on the lid, and once it is heated the pressure cooker raises the boiling point of water and traps the steam instead. By doing this it knocks down your cooking time by 70%! Once your food is done cooking, you release the steam inside by a manual pressure release valve and you’re good to serve.
Today most of the new models can also slow cook, steam, sauté, and do more then you could even imagine. The electric pressure cooker is also filled with safety features, including a locking lid and smart auto-shutoff sensors. The electric pressure cooker is user-friendly and versatile, so it can work for almost anyone. If you’re use to using a stove top pressure cooker, remember that an electric pressure cooker can take a little longer to heat up, but don’t worry you still will get dinner on the table fast.
We decided to take some electric pressure cookers out for a spin and see what works and doesn’t work when using them. Take a look at ten of the best electric pressure cookers.
Best Electric Pressure Cookers in 2020
- 1. Geek Chef 6 Qt 17-in-1 Multi-Use Electric Pressure Cooker
- 2. Instant Pot Duo60 321 Electric Pressure Cooker
- 3. Crock-Pot SCCPPC800-V1 8-Quart Multi-Use XL
- 4. IAIQ Premium 6 Quart Pressure Cooker
- 5. GoWISE USA GW22700 12-in-1 Multifunctional Electric Pressure Cooker
- 6. Mueller UltraPot 6Q Pressure Cooker
- 7. Ninja OP301 Pressure Cooker
- 8. Aroma Housewares Professional Plus ARC-5000SB
- 9. COMFEE Multi Cooker
- 10. Cuisinart CPC-800
1. Geek Chef 6 Qt 17-in-1 Multi-Use Electric Pressure Cooker
The Geek Chef electric pressure cooker comes with 17 preset programs to help cook your meals in no time. Rice, soup, eggs, meat, and more can easily be cooked with a simple press of the button. The electric pressure cooker comes with an LCD display digital screen and will display your cooking time the entire time it’s cooking. Temperature of the pressure cooker can range from 230 degrees to 244 degrees and this electric pressure cookers come with a rubber seal and heat resistant handles to keep you safe.
The Geek Chef pressure cooker comes with a recipe book and safe grade accessories to make cooking your food easier. A foldable stainless-steel steam rack is also included with the electric pressure cooker, so you can simply steam vegetables at your own leisure. The inner pot is food grade 304 stainless steel, making it safe to cook dinners in.
The 6-quart pot is great for a family and can fit a whole chicken easily. Since it comes with a pre-programmed guide you don’t have to worry about wasting time looking up how long to cook your meal, just scroll through the guide until you find what you want to cook.See the Price
2. Instant Pot Duo60 321 Electric Pressure Cooker
This 6-quart electric pressure cooker comes in two colors, stainless steel and black, to easily match your kitchen. The Instant Pot Duo is a game changer in the kitchen since it combines seven appliances all in one. With this electric pressure cooker, you get a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steam, sauté pan, yogurt maker, and warmer all in one. The electric pressure cooker is smart programmed and comes with 14 one-touch pre-programmed settings to help make cooking ribs, soups, and desserts easier.
If you’re worried about cleaning, don’t be. This pressure cooker is dishwasher safe and the stainless steel pot makes it easy to wash without anything sticking. When it comes to cooking a meal, the Instant Pot has your back. You can download an app that comes with hundreds of recipes you can use to start your own culinary journey. The 6-quart large capacity makes it easy to cook for a large family and can dish out a meal for six people easily.
The Instant Pot uses 70% less electricity and it has a delayed timer up to 24 hours, so you can start your dinner even when you’re not at home. This electric pressure cooker is also equipped with 10 proven safety mechanisms and patented technology to help keep you safe while cooking.See the Price
3. Crock-Pot SCCPPC800-V1 8-Quart Multi-Use XL
If you have a big family, then the Crock-Pot Xl is for you. This electric pressure cooker is 8-quarts and can easily feed 10 people. The pressure cooker can also slow cook, brown, sauté, steam, boil, and simmer making your weeknights a little easier. This pressure cooker is equipped with a 1 touch meal setting, meaning you can easily press a button and your food will be on its way cooking.
The inside pot is non-stick, and resists stuck on food, making your clean-up easier for the end of the day. The cooker also includes a recipe book, steaming rack, and serving spoon so you can simply look up a weeknight recipe perfect for your electric pressure cooker. The pressure cooker is pre-programmed with 13 one-touch programs, which is great if you’re in a hurry.
The Crock-Pot Xl comes with a status bar, which makes it easy to know when dinner can be ready and has an easy release application, so you can safely remove the pressure without oven mitts or other utensils. If you need a kitchen appliance to help your busy family, the Crock-Pot Xl is it.See the Price
4. IAIQ Premium 6 Quart Pressure Cooker
Pressure cookers can seem scary to use but the IAIQ Premium pressure cooker takes the worry away. This electric pressure cooker has eleven built-in safety features that include a safety cover lock, one-touch pressure release, and an extra-wide steam vent handles that will keep you safe while using. The cooker is made from stainless steel and easy to clean, meaning you will spend more time enjoying your evening instead of scrubbing a pot.
The pressure cooker has 13 pre-programmed one-touch controls to make cooking simpler and it has a 24-hour delay start timer so you can get dinner ready before leaving for work in the morning. You can easily slow cook a meal for 20 hours and the pressure cookers comes with an automatic keep warm feature that will keep your food warm for 24 hours.
This electric pressure cooker easily tenderizes meat, steams veggies, and cooks fluffy and delicious rice in no time. It also comes with some handy accessories including a stainless-steel pot cooker, measuring cups, spatulas and a steaming rack.
5. GoWISE USA GW22700 12-in-1 Multifunctional Electric Pressure Cooker
The GoWISE electric pressure cooker is here to make all your cooking a little simpler. It features presets for quick cooking including rice and risotto, porridge, meat, seafood, veggies, and eggs. This electric pressure cooker comes with numerous functions including a sauté feature, keep warm function, and a delayed start timer. For easy storage the cord is detectable and for safety there is a special release pressure button, so you stay safe while using it.
The electric pressure cooker comes with a PTFE and PFOA free nonstick ceramic coated pot, one stainless steel basket, measuring cups, and built-in spoon holders. It offers twelve preset features to making cooking stress-free and easy to do. The dual lock feature makes sure that even the tiniest hands stay safe when your dinner is cooking, and the cooker won’t open unless it is safe.
Even if you’re not a chef in the kitchen, the GoWise electric pressure cooker is easy to use and will make an amazing meal for you and your family.See the Price
6. Mueller UltraPot 6Q Pressure Cooker
The Mueller UltraPot is perfect for anyone who plans on using their electric pressure cooker a lot. This pressure cooker is German engineered and made to last. It comes with high quality rubber seals and a strong reliable heat resistant handles. The internal electronics are made to last in through the hottest of temperatures you cook on. This pressure cooker comes with fifteen preset programs, making your next meal simple to prepare. You can also easily manually enter the time you need to cook our next meal.
The pressure cooker comes with preset meals like oatmeal, broth, eggs, rice, meat, and more. It comes with an additional steel steamer basket for your vegetables and you can cook two dishes at once easily. Besides the additional basket you also get spoons, a silicone gasket, and measure cups to help you save time and money.
If you’re not sure what to cook, this pressure cooker comes with a recipe book that offers 30 delicious recipes you can cook in your new electric pressure cooker. It also has a great delayed timer for meal prepping and late nights, and if you’re into canning and preserving, there is a pre-set program for that.See the Price
7. Ninja OP301 Pressure Cooker
The Ninja Pressure Cooker does so much more then pressure cooking your food. This electric pressure cooker also steams, air fries, and has tender crisp technology. TenderCrisp allows you to quickly cook your ingredients and then the crisping lid gives your meal a crispy and golden finish. The 6.5-quart cooking pot is perfect for a family and made with nonstick, PTFE/PFOA free material making it easy to clean and safe to use.
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The cooker includes a crisping lid, pressure life, 6-quart pot, 4-quart ceramic cook and crisp basket, stainless steel reversible rack, and a recipe book with 45 delicious recipes. This electric pressure cooker is easy to use and big enough to fit a whole chicken for your entire family!See the Price
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From the team behind iZombie, the drama is based on the novel by Lee Kelly and “revolves around two warring street gangs who fight the cops and each other to corner the market on the most lucrative contraband of all: magic.”
Graham Norris is writing the project and executive producing alongside Rob Thomas, Danielle Stokdyk, and Dan Etheridge.
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Three weeks ago, I wrote an article about the brave last stand of a unit of Polish soldiers near the town of Wizna in the opening days of World War II. The story you are about to read is another little known testimony to the toughness and resolve of that country’s fighting men, perhaps the most underrated ally to contribute to final victory over Nazi Germany and who, for three days in August, found another one of its units outnumbered and facing overwhelming odds.
It begins with the last of the Polish 1st Armored division being offloaded into the Normandy area on August 1st. This unit, commanded by General Stanislaw, was mainly comprised of Poles who previously fought in France before being driven out by the Germans in 1940. Like the other allied soldiers forced from the continent, they yearned for the day to strike back. When the 1st Armored was formed at Duns, Scotland in February 1942, the men immediately set about honing themselves into a fine edge with a zeal that perhaps was only rivaled by one other country’s homesick warriors. France. Along with them, Poles became part of new brigades or divisions, which combined into larger corps-sized outfits. In the case of the 1st Armored, it formed part of the 1st Polish Corps as its only division, the rest being made up of regiment and brigades.
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This position is eligible for the Education Debt Reduction Program (EDRP), a student loan payment reimbursement program. You must meet specific individual eligibility requirements in accordance with VHA policy and submit your EDRP application within four months of appointment. Approval, award amount (up to $200,000) and eligibility period (one to five years) are determined by the VHA Education Loan Repayment Services program office after complete review of the EDRP application. Learn more This position practices as a registered nurse (RN) in the Critical Care Unit (CCU), within the Inpatient and Emergency Services Division (IESD). The CCU is a medical, surgical and coronary care unit. Patient populations include: various medical conditions, cardiovascular, pulmonary, GI conditions and post-surgical care for cardiac surgery, liver/renal transplants, vascular, orthopedic and neurosurgery. The CCU RN is accountable, when assigned as a primary nurse, for a defined group of patients on his/her shift. Based on education and experience, the incumbent may be assigned responsibilities as a preceptor or charge nurse Work Schedule: Variable shifts to include days, nights, and weekends Compressed/Flexible: Available Telework: Not available Virtual: This is not a virtual position. Financial Disclosure Report: Not required
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Five Captivating Jigsaw Puzzles That Remind You of Australia
Looking for a gift that’s more than just an object? Something that actually brings the family together and provides an activity?
Consider a jigsaw puzzle from I Still Call Australia Home. Whether buying as a gift or just for yourself because you love puzzles, jigsaws puzzles are a great choice.
With the pieces splayed out on a coffee table, the living room turns into a centre of activity.
There’s a calm, meditative quality to sorting through a puzzle’s pieces. And a great satisfaction when you finally slide that last piece into place.
1,000 Piece Puzzles: Australia-Themed Jigsaw
Solving a jigsaw puzzle requires patience and attention to detail. There’s a lot of trial and error as you figure out what goes where. So, it’s a perfect activity for kids that are still learning to slow down and appreciate delayed gratification.
It can be hard to find truly engrossing activities for kids — those that capture the imagination and attention for minutes, hours, or days. Jigsaw puzzles can do this.
Putting together jigsaw puzzles is just as great for older folks. It’s a pleasant time-passing activity that exercises short term memory and encourages healthy neural connections.
Puzzle-solving is also excellent for bringing the whole family together. It appeals equally to the young and old. A good puzzle might take a few days to put together, providing a leisurely pastime to sit down with repeatedly.
For your next jigsaw puzzle, peruse our Australia-themed collection. Each puzzle features imagery that’s unmistakably Australian.
You’ll find rich, vibrant prints. Some are more playful and silly, while others are simply lovely pieces of artwork.
Let’s have a look at five of our current favourite jigsaw puzzles. Visit our jigsaw puzzles page to view the entire collection.
The Lovers Paddle puzzle features two cheerful koalas sharing a stand-up paddleboard ride. They’re dressed for the occasion in their best beachwear, with the missus sporting some festive flowers in her hair.
The print is full of activity, with palm trees, flowers, birds, and a sunset background.
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The Moonlight Whale jigsaw puzzle features the stunning artwork of Aboriginal artist Garry Purchase. Purchase is of Dharawal, Bidjigal, and Dhungutti descent and grew up in the Aboriginal community of La Perouse.
The puzzle is a challenging 1,000 piece set. The payoff upon completion is the gorgeous image of a whale breaching against a moonlit sky. Blues and purples create the perfect nighttime scenery for a profound wildlife encounter.
The whale, shown here in all its power and grace, is a spirit animal significant to the Dharawal people. This beautiful print celebrates both the natural beauty and the people of Australia.
Here are the specifications for the Moonlight Whale puzzle:
The Exotic Paradiso puzzle displays a richly detailed mosaic of Australian wildlife. You’ll find a koala, a quoll, banksia flowers, and more.
The variety of elements that fill the print mean that this puzzle won’t have you toiling over dozens of plain blue sky pieces. Each portion of the puzzle features its own intricate artwork, which makes for a fresh and dynamic experience as you put it together.
Here are the specifications for the Exotic Paradiso puzzle:
With a name like “Sunny Outback Mischief”, it’s no surprise that the featured rascals here are some flannel-sporting kangaroos. It’s clear from their furry facial expressions that they’re up to no good.
This print is full of different elements and little details, from the varied garments worn by the kangaroos to the little windmill in the background. You might even spot your favourite Australian feathered friend lounging on the clothesline.
Here are the specifications for the Sunny Outback Mischief puzzle:
The Australia Nostalgia jigsaw puzzle features a warm and cozy scene. There’s a smiling stuffed animal koala, along with Australian birds, flowers, and butterflies.
Each piece of wildlife forms a manageable cluster of puzzle pieces. There are lots of varied colours and brushstrokes to keep you progressing towards the final piece.
This puzzle will make a great gift for anyone who loves or misses Australia.
Here are the specifications for the Australia Nostalgia puzzle:
1,000 interlocking pieces
Designed for ages 12 and up
Finished size of 70 cm by 50 cm
Where to Find Australian-Themed Gift Ideas
You can’t go wrong with a beautiful Australia-themed jigsaw puzzle.
Fans of jigsaw puzzles tout the activity’s potential to improve concentration and memory, relieve anxiety and promote togetherness.
Plus, jigsaw puzzles have become increasingly more popular in recent years. They’re timeless classics, but it’s also a great time to give one as a gift to someone that likes keeping up with current hobby trends.
For other gift ideas, visit our many collections of Australia-themed gifts and products. You’ll find:
Soaps and hand creams
Prints and art
Coasters and placemats
Reusable shopper bags
...and so much more, all made to showcase the Australian spirit.
We carry a large selection of Australian-made products. That’s because we believe in the importance of supporting our homegrown talent and the Australian manufacturing industry.
We send Australian gifts around the world, providing the perfect solution to gift-giving for loved ones that are living or travelling abroad. We ship to:


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Ask the Legislation: A reader within the United Arab Emirates asks what proper she has if her husband refuses to pay alimony after the divorce
According to United Arab Emirates law, in the event of divorce, an injunction can be filed to claim alimony.
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Divorce and alimony
Question: I am a Muslim woman, married to a Muslim man with whom I have a three year old son. Three months ago, my husband divorced me for no reason and left the house. A month ago I called him to inquire about the divorce certificate he had promised me, but he refused and said he would not divorce me. I don’t have any witnesses. He hasn’t spent anything on me or our son in the past four months. The house rent is due in a month, but I have no money to pay the rent or to spend on my son. How can I secure my rights? Please advise.
Answers: Article 16 of the United Arab Emirates’ Civil Status Act states: “The civil status lawsuit will not be allowed in court unless it has been brought before the Family Orientation Committee. Exceptions to this provision are wills, inheritance, summary and interim proceedings relating to maintenance, care, guardianship and cases that cannot be settled through arbitration, such as proof of marriage or divorce.
To oblige your ex-husband to pay alimony, you can file a summary and preliminary lawsuit requesting monthly alimony since he stopped paying you. An application for this summary and provisional lawsuit can also be filed in the personal court, along with the divorce lawsuit, custody and all related maintenance claims.
It is necessary to file the lawsuit with the court, starting with the family advisory committee for divorce and custody, with all related maintenance claims. The maintenance for the wife as a result of the divorce includes the dowry, the idda (waiting period), the apartment and also the compensation – apart from the maintenance that was paid during the waiting period (motaa). For custody, the monthly maintenance must cover the costs for the child, clothing, medical care, school, apartment, water and electricity, internet, transport costs for the child, etc. to take into account the economic situation according to place and time, provided it does not fall below the appropriateness level.
If the husband does not admit the divorce, the burden of proof in court is on you using the testimony or other documents such as messages, emails, etc. Article (100), which has been replaced by Article (1) of BG No. 5 of August 25, 2020: The divorce is due either by the husband or an agent with special power of attorney or by the wife or a person acting for her a special power of attorney that was agreed in the marriage contract and that must be documented after the judicial process. The divorce is determined before the judge by testimony of two witnesses or by an affair, and the judge delivers his judgment after verifying that either condition is met. The divorce is deemed to be dated the day it is declared, unless the court has determined an earlier date and the consequences of a divorce by declaration are governed by Sharia law.
Overtime and Friday work
Question: I work in a private company affiliated with the UAE Department of Labor. How is overtime work calculated for the employee? Is the employee obliged to work overtime or is this voluntary? Does the employer have the right to force the employee to work continuously on public holidays or Fridays? Please advise.
Answers: Articles (67) and (68) define how overtime is calculated. Article 67 states: “If the working conditions require the employee to work beyond normal working hours, the additional time is considered to be overtime, for which the employee is to be paid a remuneration equivalent to normal wages” hourly wage with a surcharge of at least 25 percent of said wages. ‘
Article (68) states: “If the working conditions require the employee to work overtime between 9:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m., the employee is entitled to a wage equal to the normal hourly wage with an addition of at least 50% of the said wage.
Article 72 states that persons in high-level managerial or supervisory positions are not entitled to overtime if those positions confer on their holders the powers of the employer over the employees.
The employee should work overtime when the work circumstances require the employee to work beyond normal working hours. The employer has full authority to organize the work and to regulate the working hours in his company according to the conditions permissible according to the type of work so that the effective overtime work according to § 69 does not exceed two hours per day, unless this work is necessary to prevent the occurrence of enormous damage, a serious accident or to eliminate or mitigate its consequences.
As far as Friday work is concerned, Article (70) reads: “Friday is the usual weekly day of rest for all workers, with the exception of day laborers. If the circumstances require the employee to work on that day, the employee is entitled to a replacement day of rest or to the basic wage for normal working hours, in addition to 50 per cent of said wage. Article 71 states: “The employee, with the exception of day workers, may not work on more than two consecutive Fridays.”

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