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The sale was due to be completed in the coming weeks.
Mrs Bordessa's sister Frances Connolly stepped in to stop the sale after she and husband Patrick won almost £115m in the New Year's Day EuroMillions draw.
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text: J. Appl. Hort., 5(1):45-48, January-June, 2003 Selection parameters for genetic improvement in Chenopodium grain yield in sodic soil Atul Bhargava, Sudhir Shukla, R.S. Katiyar* and Deepak Ohri Division of Genetics and Plant Breeding, *Banthra Research Station, National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow-226001, India Abstract A study was carried out to evaluate promising genotypes of Chenopodium quinoa on normal and sodic soil to compare the grain yield potential, variability and genetic association among the different component traits and their direct and indirect effects on yield. High heritability and moderate genetic advance was observed for inflorescence length and grain yield on sodic soil and for stem diameter, primary branches/plant, number of inflorescence/plant, dry weight of plant and inflorescence length on normal soil. Stem diameter and number of inflorescence/plant exhibited high direct path (0.837 and 0.761, respectively) and significant positive association (0.979 and 0.967, respectively) with grain yield on sodic soil, while dry weight of plant showed high correlation (0.889) and direct path (0.972) with grain yield on normal soil. The breeding strategies for genetical improvement in the crop grown on sodic and normal soil have been discussed. Key words: Quinoa, sodic soil, correlation, path analysis, heritability, genetic gain, additive gene. Introduction Chenopodium spp. have been cultivated for centuries as leafy vegetable as well as an important subsidiary grain for human and animal foodstuff due to high protein (10-14%) (DeBruin, 1964) and a balanced amino acid spectrum with high lysine (5.1-6.4%) and methionine (0.4-1.0%) contents (Prakash and Pal, 1998). Chenopodium quinoa Willd. is a native of the Andean region and is a member of the subsection Cellulata of the section Chenopodium of the genus Chenopodium. Quinoa belongs to the group of crops known as pseudocereals (Cusack, 1984; Koziol, 1993) that includes other domesticated chenopods, amaranths and buckwheat. Quinoa is a crop with a high level of resistance to several of the predominant adverse factors like soil salinity, drought, frost, diseases and pests (Jacobsen et al., 2001; Mujica et al., 2001) and has attracted worldwide attention in this respect. Thus, the crop is of immense importance for the diversification of agriculture in fallow and uncultivated barren lands in India, a large amount of which is constituted by sodic soils. Seeing its recent demand and importance, there is a definite need for its genetic improvement. Hence, the present investigation was carried out to evaluate the promising genotypes of C. quinoa on normal and sodic soil as well as to ascertain its prospects of cultivation on saline soils and marginal lands. Simultaneously, the study of genetic parameters, correlation among the different traits and their direct and indirect effects on yield have been done for the genetical improvement of its yield through yield contributing traits. Materials and methods Eight exotic genotypes of Chenopodium quinoa (C. quinoa 596498, C. quinoa 510537, C. quinoa 478414, C. quinoa 584524, C. quinoa 587173, C. quinoa 22158, C. quinoa 92/91, C. quinoa 71/ 78) were sown in a randomized block design with three replications in the crop year 2000-2001 on normal soil at National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow, which is situated at an altitude of 120 m above sea level at 26.5oN latitude and 80.5oE longitude. These genotypes were also sown on sodic soil at Banthra Research Station of N.B.R.I, which is located at 26o40’ to 26o45’N latitude and 80o45’ to 80o53’E longitude. The experimental site soil belongs to the family of Aeric Halaquepts having silty loam texture in the surface with pH ranges from 8.6 to 10.0 and electrical conductivity (EC) seldom exceeding 2dSm-1. Soils are extremely saturated with exchangeable sodium having more than 25 ESP and predominant in carbonate and bicarbonate ions. The genotypes were grown in two rows of 3m long with a row-to-row and plant-to-plant distance of 45 cm and 15 cm, respectively at both the places. Normal cultural practices were followed from time to time. The data was recorded on 5 plants from each entry and replication for seven traits namely plant height (cm), stem diameter (cm), primary branches/plant, number of inflorescence/plant, inflorescence length (cm), dry weight of plant (g) and grain yield/plant (g). Analysis of variance for each trait was done according to Panse and Sukhatme (1978) and phenotypic and genotypic coefficient of variation, heritability and genetic advance were computed following Singh and Chaudhary (1985). The genotypic and phenotypic correlations were computed as suggested by Mullar et al. (1958) and path coefficient as described by Dewey and Lu (1959). Results and discussion The analysis of variance for all the traits showed significant differences among the genotypes in both normal and sodic soil. Variability studies: Plant height on sodic soil ranged from 42.6756.66 cm, while on normal soil it was comparatively higher ranging from 81.60-110.30 cm with an average of 48.63+0.87 and 97.20+3.82, respectively. The grain yield/plant on sodic soil varied between 8.95-16.69 g with a mean of 10.44+1.88, while on normal soil it was between 14.18-26.20 g with a mean of 19.16+1.60. Stem diameter 46 Selection parameters for genetic improvement in Chenopodium grain yield in sodic soil Table 1. Mean, F value and range for different traits in C. quinoa grown on sodic and normal soil (in parenthesis) Characters F value Mean +S.E. Range Plant height (cm) 57.75(13.59) 48.63+0.87(97.20+3.82) 42.67-56.66(81.60-110.30) Stem diameter (cm) 21.36(147.72) 1.70+0.04(1.33+0.06) 1.50-1.93(0.80-2.27) Primary branches /plant 38.71(59.89) 18.08+0.39(25.94+1.22) 15.66-20.33(20.00-36.00) Number of Inflorescence/plant 15.15(143.55) 17.91+0.66(68.79+1.91) 16.33-21.67(52.00-86.06) Inflorescence length (cm) 11.22(13.16) 2.80+0.17(3.95+0.25) 2.33-3.33(3.00-4.76) Dry weight of plant (g/plant) 19.10(16.30) 17.80+0.32(24.66+1.84) 17.00-19.67(18.00-34.00) Grain yield(g/plant) 19.32(9.09) 10.44+1.88(19.16+1.60) 8.95-16.69(14.18-26.20) Table 2. Genetic variability, heritability and genetic advance for different traits in C. quinoa grown on sodic and normal soil (in parenthesis) Characters s2g s2p s2e GCV PCV Heritability Genetic Genetic advance advance(%) Plant height (cm) 21.65(91.84) 22.04(99.15) 0.38(7.30) 9.56(9.85) 9.65(10.24) 98.27(92.63) 9.50(19.00) 19.54(19.54) Stem diameter (cm) 0.02(0.35) 0.02(0.36) 0.001(0.002) 8.54(44.96) 8.74(45.11) 95.31(99.32) 0.29(1.22) 17.17(92.31) Primary branches/plant 2.95(43.88) 3.03(44.62) 0.07(0.74) 9.51(25.53) 9.63(25.75) 97.42(98.33) 3.49(13.53) 19.33(52.16) Number of Inflorescence/plant 3.15(261.76) 3.38(263.60) 0.22(1.83) 9.92(23.51) 10.26(23.60) 93.40(99.30) 3.53(33.21) 19.75(48.27) Inflorescence length (cm) 0.16(0.39) 0.17(0.42) 0.01(0.03) 14.26(15.90) 14.94(16.54) 91.09(92.40) 0.78(1.24) 28.04(31.50) Dry weight of plant (g/plant) 0.98(26.08) 1.03(27.79) 0.05(1.70) 5.57(20.70) 5.72(21.37) 94.77(93.87) 1.99(10.19) 11.17(41.32) Grain yield(g/plant) 17.61(12.27) 18.57(13.78) 0.96(1.51) 17.17(12.89) 17.63(13.67) 94.82(89.00) 8.41(6.80) 34.44(25.06) s2g = Genotypic variance, s2p = Phenotypic variance, s2e = Environmental variance, PCV = Phenotypic coefficient of variation, GCV = Genotypic coefficient of variation gene action is present. Genetic advance in a trait is a product of had higher values on sodic soil (1.50-1.93 cm; mean 1.70+0.04) heritability and selection differential and expressed in unit of than corresponding values at normal soil (0.80-2.27cm; mean standard deviation, has an added advantage over heritability as 1.33+0.06). Number of inflorescence/plant showed low values on a guiding factor in selection programmes, where improvement of sodic soil (16.33-21.67 cm; mean 17.91+0.66) in comparison to characters is desired. Genetic gain on sodic soil was low in normal soil (52.00-86.06; mean 68.79+1.91). The range for primary comparison to the genetic gain on normal soil. Maximum genetic branches/plant and dry weight was 15.66-20.33 and 17.00-19.67 gain on sodic soil was observed for grain yield (34.44%), followed g, respectively on sodic soil and 20.00-36.00 and 18.00-34.00 g on by inflorescence length (28.04%), while minimum gain was normal soil. Inflorescence length on sodic soil was slightly lower observed for dry weight of plant (11.17%). Genetic gain on normal (2.33-3.33 cm; mean 2.80+0.17) than on normal soil (3.00-4.76 cm; soil was maximum for stem diameter (92.31%), followed by primary mean 3.95+0.25) (Table 1). branches/plant (52.16%) and number of inflorescence/plant Phenotypic coefficient of variation (PCV) was slightly higher (48.27%). The minimum value of genetic advance on normal soil than corresponding GCV on both types of soils for all the traits was observed for plant height (19.54%). High heritability coupled indicating that variability existed due to genotypic component. with moderate genetic advance was observed for inflorescence Variability alone is not of much help in determining the heritable length and grain yield on sodic soil and for stem diameter, primary portion of variation (Table 2). The amount of gain to be expected branches/plant, number of inflorescence/plant, dry weight of plant from a selection can be obtained by the study of genotypic and inflorescence length on normal soil. It indicates that genotypic coefficient of variability along with heritability. The heritability variance for these characters is probably due to additive gene estimates were very high for all the traits studied in sodic as well effects. Hence, the selection based on phenotypic performance as normal soil. Bhargava et al. (2003b) also obtained very high for these characters would be beneficial for achieving the desired heritability values on normal soil, in the same crop for all the gain in C. quinoa. traits studied. Heritability in sodic soil ranged from 91.09% Correlation studies: The estimates of correlation coefficients of (inflorescence length) to 98.27% (plant height) while on normal agronomic traits with yield and among the traits themselves soil it ranged from 89.00% (grain yield) to 99.32% (stem diameter). provide a sound base for identification of traits for selection of High heritability alone does not guarantee large gain from ideal plant types. Grain yield/plant on sodic soil was significantly selection unless sufficient genetic gain attributable to additive positively associated with all the traits (Table 3) except for primary Table 3. The genotypic correlation coefficients among 6 agronomic traits in C. quinoa grown on sodic and normal (in parenthesis) soil. Characters Plant height (cm) 0.875** (-0.764*) Stem diameter (cm) 0.979**(0.415) 0.895**(0.393) Grain yield(g/plant) Plant height (cm) Stem diameter (cm) Primary branches/plant Number of infl./ plant Inflorescence length (cm) *, ** Significance at 5% and 1%, respectively. Primary branches/plant -0.797*(0.091) -0.647(0.635) -0.568 (0.958**) Number of infloresence/plant 0.989** (0.204) 0.966** (0.274) 0.982** (0.436) -0.777* (0.376) Infloresence length(cm) 0.762*(-0.754*) 0.628(0.910**) 0.888**(0.400) -0.045 (0.667) 0.744* (0.225) Dry weight of plant(g/plant) 0.967**(0.889*) 0.947**(-0.200) 0.872**(0.774*) -0.909**(0.548) 0.997**(0.610) 0.532(0.367) Selection parameters for genetic improvement in Chenopodium grain yield in sodic soil 47 Table 4. Path coefficient analysis for 6 agronomic traits of seed yield in C. quinoa grown on sodic and normal (in parenthesis) soils Characters Plant height Stem diameter No.of primary No. of Inflorescence Dry weight Seed (cm) (cm) branches Inflor. /plant length (cm) (g/plant) yield(g/plant) Plant height (cm) -0.442(-0.586) 0.749(-0.166) 0.152(0.286) 0.735(-0.061) -0.098 (-0.041) -0.221(-0.195) 0.875**(-0.764*) Stem diameter (cm) -0.396(-0.230) 0.837(-0.423) 0.134(0.432) 0.747(-0.097) -0.139 -(0.018) -0.203(0.752) 0.979**(0.415) No.of primary branches 0.286(-0.372) -0.476(-0.406) -0.236(0.451) -0.591(-0.083) 0.007 (-0.030) 0.212(0.533) -0.797*(0.091) No. of inflorescence/plant -0.427(-0.161) 0.822(-0.185) 0.183(0.169) 0.761(-0.223) -0.117 (0.010) -0.232(0.593) 0.989**(0.204) Inflorescence length (cm) -0.277(-0.533) 0.744(-0.169) 0.010(0.301) 0.566(0.050) -0.157 (-0.045) -0.124(-0.357) 0.762*(-0.754*) Dry weight of plant (g) -0.419(0.117) 0.730(-0.328) 0.214(0.247) 0.758(-0.136) -0.083(0.016) -0.233(0.972) 0.967**(0.889**) *, ** Significance at 5% and 1% respectively. Inflor.=Inflorescence, No.= number branches/plant, which was negatively correlated (-0.797). On normal soil seed yield was positively correlated with dry weight of plant (0.889), while it was negatively correlated with plant height (-0.764) and inflorescence length (-0.754). Significant correlation between seed yield and dry weight of plant on normal soil in Chenopodium was also noticed earlier (Bhargava et al., 2003a). Seed yield was significantly associated with dry weight of plant on both the soils which indicated that yield could be enhanced by making the selection of genotypes with high biomass. The genotypic values for plant height showed significant positive association with number of inflorescence/ plant (0.966), dry weight of plant (0.947) and stem diameter (0.895) on sodic soil, while on normal soil only inflorescence length (0.910) had significant positive correlation with plant height. It is interesting to note that stem diameter was positively and significantly associated with dry weight of plant on both sodic and normal soils which is a general expectation that with increase in diameter, plant would be vigorous and will bear more number of inflorescence and subsequently yield would be enhanced. However, stem diameter on sodic soil also exhibited significant positive association with number of inflorescence/plant (0.982) and inflorescence length (0.888), while primary branches/plant (0.958) and dry weight of plant were significantly and positively correlated with stem diameter on normal soil. Primary branches/ plant was negatively correlated with inflorescence length, inflorescence/plant and dry weight of plant on sodic soil, but on normal soil it showed positive association with all these characters. Number of inflorescence/plant showed significant positive association with inflorescence length and dry weight of plant on sodic soil. The positive and significant genotypic association of all the traits with grain yield except primary branches/plant on sodic soil clearly indicated that all the traits under study were strongly contributing towards yield. Hence, they could be of great impetus towards enhancing grain yield. Path studies: Correlation studies alone are often misleading because two characters may show correlation because they are correlated with a common third one (Jaiswal and Gupta, 1967). So, in such situations it becomes necessary to study path coefficient analysis, which takes into account the causal relationship as well as the degree of relationship. Hence, the genotypic correlations were partitioned into direct and indirect effects to know the relative importance of the components. Plant height showed negative path with grain yield both on sodic and normal soils (Table 4). On sodic soil, stem diameter showed strong positive correlation and highest direct path (0.837) with grain yield. Stem diameter was negatively indirectly associated with all the traits except primary branches/plant and number of inflorescence/plant. On the contrary, on normal soil, stem diameter exhibited negative direct path (-0.423) with grain yield but was indirectly affected through dry weight of plant and primary branches/plant. Primary branches/plant showed negative path (-0.236) and significant negative correlation with grain yield on sodic soil, while on normal soil it showed positive direct path with grain yield. Number of inflorescence/plant showed highest significant genotypic association with grain yield and high positive direct path (0.761) and was indirectly affected through stem diameter and primary branches/plant on sodic soil. It is a general expectation that plants with larger number of inflorescence would give more yield. On the contrary, number of inflorescence/plant showed negative direct path (-0.233) with grain yield on normal soil, while indirectly affected through primary branches/plant, inflorescence length and dry weight of plant. On sodic soil inflorescence length and dry weight of plant showed significant positive association with grain yield but exhibited negative direct path (-0.157 and –0.233, respectively). However, in these cases the negative direct path was nullified through the positive indirect effect of stem diameter, number of inflorescence/ plant and primary branches/plant. On normal soil inflorescence length exhibited significant negative correlation and negative path value (-0.045) with grain yield. Dry weight of plant had significant positive genotypic correlation and exhibited highest direct path (0.972) towards grain yield on normal soil which confirms the findings of correlation. It is evident from the study that on sodic soil, selection of thickstemmed plants with more number of inflorescence/plant and high dry weight would be more desirable for breeding for high grain yield, selection of plants with high dry weight on normal soil would be advantageous for enhancing grain yield in Chenopodium. References Bhargava, Atul, S. Shukla and D. Ohri, 2003a. Genetic association in Chenopodium. Indian Journal of Genetics and Plant Breeding, 63(3): 283-284. Bhargava, Atul, S. Shukla and D. Ohri, 2003b. Genetic variability in Chenopodium. Ind. J. Pl. Gen. Res., (Communicated) Cusack, D. 1984. Quinoa: Grain of the Incas. Ecologist, 14: 21-31. DeBruin, A. 1964. Investigation of the food value of quinoa and canihua seed. J. Food Sci., 29: 872-876. Dewey, D.R. and K.H. Lu, 1959. A correlation and path coefficient analysis of components of crested wheat grass seed production. Agronomy J., 51: 515-518. Jacobsen, S.E., H. Quispe and A. Mujica, 2001. Quinoa: An alternative crop for saline soils in the Andes. In: Scientist and Farmer-Partners in Research for the 21st Century. CIP Program Report 1999-2000, pp. 403-408. 48 Selection parameters for genetic improvement in Chenopodium grain yield in sodic soil Jaiswal, S.V. and V.P. Gupta, 1967. Selection criteria in improving erect type of groundnut. Journal of Research, Punjab University, 4: 188191. Koziol, M.J. 1993. Quinoa: A potential new oil crop. In: Janick, J., Simon, J.E. (Ed.), New Crops. Wiley, New York. Pp. 328-336. Mujica, A., S.E. Jacobsen and J. Ezquierdo, 2001. Resistencia a factores adversos de la quinua. In: Mujica, A., Jacobsen, S.E., Ezquierdo, J., Marathee, J.P. (Ed.), Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa Willd.)Ancestral cultivo andino, alimento del presente y futuro. FAO, UNA-Puno, CIP, Santiago, Chile Pp. 162-183. Mullar, P.A., J. Williams, H.F. Robinson and R.E. Comstock, 1958. Estimates of genotypic and environmental variances and covariances in upland cotton and their implications in selection. Agronomy J., 50: 126-131. Panse, V.G. and P.V. Sukhatme, 1978. Statistical methods for Agricultural Workers. ICAR, New Delhi. Prakash, D. and M. Pal, 1998. Chenopodium: seed protein, fractionation and amino acid composition. Intern. J. Food Sci. Nutrition, 49: 271275. Singh, R.K. and B.D. Chaudhary, 1985. Biometrical methods in Quantitative Genetic Analysis. Ed. 3, Kalyani Publishers, New Delhi. pp. 53-54.

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Beekeeping can either be a full-time profession or a hobby that is simple. Yet, more often than not, what began as a hobby would become a profession. But you cannot simply determine and tell yourself that you will start to do beekeeping. You need to have understanding and satisfactory knowledge on the subject that you are going to enter before starting on any avocation or profession. Then it’s about time to indulge yourself, if you really have been putting off your interest in beekeeping for quite a while. Bee farming may appear simple; by learning the basic beekeeping lessons, you can be got off to a great start.
What does a beekeeper should know?
On beekeeping to start at the right foot you should have interest that is complete. You should have agreed to share your dwelling space. There are potential dangers in beekeeping that can hurt you but your family too. If you decide to let the bees inside your living space, then you definitely must understand gear and the supplies you will use for beekeeping. Your focus is not just to earn money by selling honey; a great beekeeper should have passion and a keen interest in rearing bees.
An apiarist ought to know the right location for the beehives. The area must have adequate sources of nectar for the bees to get. If you decide to set your beehives you need to make sure beekeeping is enabled in your area. There are several areas restricted to beekeeping; you should get permission concerning this.
Beekeepers must understand whether beekeeping supplies can be found in the place where the beehives are situated. You may never know when you need to visit a local beekeeping shop; it’s best that a nearby beekeeping store is accessible.
Protective tools and equipment may also be essential for beekeepers to know. Beekeepers are prone to bee stings; the outfit that is ideal must be worn during beekeeping sessions. This will minimize the odds of being stung by your bees. Know the right kind of suit to select to keep you from any possible risk in beekeeping.
Last but definitely not the least, among the beekeeping lessons you need to find out is that: it’s essential for the beekeeper to understand the appropriate manner of harvesting honey. If you’re not able to harvest honey from your bees all the efforts that are beekeeping would be futile. The procedures should be known by a beekeeper in collecting the honey from the comb; beeswax is also part of the yields in beekeeping.
Expert honey producers say people must stop spending their hard earned money on expensive how to raise bees classes in Cascade Wisconsin because they can get affordable training through online information and ebooks which cost far less than beekeeping classes.

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After the advent of Victorian commercially prepared gelatin came colored, flavored boxed gelatin. The Jell-O brand was born in 1899. The new brand’s four-flavor line-up was well-received by housekeepers (wives), and continually promoted by the food manufacturer. Newspaper recipes urged cooks to rely on Jell-O brand gelatin in dessert making.
Don’t miss any one of this 8-part blog series on Victorian America’s Jellies.
What IS calico? Where did it come from, and who used it to fashion clothing in the nineteenth century? Why did Calico appeal to working women? Why was Calico the fabric of choice for Calico Balls?
Etiquette governing balls and dances in the American Victorian era seems stuffy, old-fashioned, and strict to 21st century Americans. Every rule of decorum ensured good manners were in play, but most importantly, the moral purity and innocence of young women and young men were maintained. Etiquette governed everything from how a man asked a woman for a dance to how he could properly hold her hand while dancing, to how many dances that pair could have in one evening. This article contains the specifics propriety demanded, and the vintage sources where they may be found. Leap year turned some of the lady’s restrictions upon the men; see the true-to-history newspaper article from 1888 that starred in Sophia’s Leap-Year Courtship.
Victorian-era Americans enjoyed holidays–filled with patriotism, fun, remembrance, religion, and fashion. Halloween began far earlier than the 19th century, when All Hallows Eve was a sacred, religious observation. Come catch a glimpse of our Victorian American ancestors’ fun with Halloween: “Hallowe’en Cake” and its fortune telling methods, parlor games filled with superstition, phrasing for party invitations, historical cabinet cards of Victorian Halloween costumes, and more!
LABOR DAY was born of the circumstances within our Victorian-era United States Industrial Revolution. Unions wanted safer working conditions and 12- to 16-hour work days shortened to 8- or 9-hours. Strikes and protests lead to reform, and from the first Labor Day parade in 1882 peaceful Labor’s Holidays began to take root state by state until in 1894, Labor Day was declared by the President of the United States as a Federal Holiday. This article contains newspaper accounts from era papers, vintage photographs, and a dash of American history surrounding summer’s last hurrah.

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The Blue Mountains City Council in Sydney's west has also claimed that having fenced playgrounds stops children from reaching their full creative potential- and can provide opportunities for bullying.
According to the Daily Telegraph published “Play Guidelines” currently being considered by councillors state:
“Fencing a play space from the rest of an open space limits the scope and variety of children’s play, it effectively ‘cages’ play into a contained space.
“This is not in the spirit of child-friendly places.”
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The proposal has attracted scorn
The guidelines claim that fencing and childproof locks “restrict access” therefore providing a perfect environment for bullies to target victims.
They did however note that some kids are “runners” and therefore “inclusive playgrounds and portion of others require some fencing”.
However, “council prefers to limit the fencing around play equipment, as opposed to barriers to dangers”.
Blue Mountains mayor Mark Greenhill told the Daily Telegraph bullying may be an issue but equally “parents have a responsibility to watch their kids at the park”.
But the proposal has attracted the scorn of many with Child and adolescent psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg voicing the concern of many parents saying the fences around afforded parents a “well-deserved break from worrying about their kids.”
“We should let kids be kids and stop interfering in their and our lives,” he said.
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Award-winning author Kristy Woodson Harvey is celebrating the third printing of her new novel, The Summer Of Songbirds, in a recent announcement.
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The tale follows summer camp owner June Moore and three of the women who grew up going to the camp she has spent years building and maintaining. Now, in the face of financial and personal hardship, the future of the camp is called into question. The three friends must test the limits of their lifelong friendship and balance their romantic interests, all while attempting to save the camp they all know and love.
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The kids and I got a ride with Søren across the bridge yesterday, since he was taking his son to a friend of his in a summerhouse somewhere in Skåne.
We got dropped of in Malmö, because we had a lunch date with a friend of mine, Vicky.
We started flying together in Premiair, but she later on switched to SAS; then moved to Hong Kong where we visited her and her family back in 2009 (?), and has now come back to Sweden, to resume her flying in SAS.
We picked up some pasta from a nearby Italian, and ate it in Pildammsparken in the continously glorious sunshine! It was nice catching up, it had been a while.
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GRAND RAPIDS -- The federal government is sending $4 million to Grand Rapids Community College to train more than 1,000 people for green jobs in energy efficient building construction, renewable energy and advanced battery manufacturing. The money is part of $150 million in "Pathway Out of Poverty" training grants announced Wednesday morning.
|To find out more about job training opportunities available through the Department of Labor, call the National Contact Center's toll-free helpline at: 866-4-USA-DOL (487-2365) or TTY 877-889-5627.|
Most of the grant will be disbursed to the east side of the state, with $3.6 million going to Mott Community College for training in Flint and $4 million to Southwest Housing Solution for training in the Detroit area.
The 38 grants that will be disbursed nationwide are part of a larger Recovery Act initiative -- totaling $500 million -- to fund workforce development projects promoting economic growth by preparing workers for careers in the energy efficiency industries.
The focus of this round of grants is to help "disadvantaged populations" -- defined as unemployed, high school dropouts and those with criminal records.
"Green jobs present tremendous opportunities for people who have the core skills and competencies needed in such well-paying and rapidly growing industries as energy efficiency and renewable energy," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis in a statement announcing the grants.
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As Justin Timberlake famously sang, what goes around indeed comes around. If you've been following this itinerary from the beginning, Little Paradise Inn was the cafe where you were supposed to have your very first meal. This is also the place where you can have your last meal before jetting off to reality. Little Paradise is known so because of its seafood preparations, and hence if you are a hardcore non-vegetarian, Prema Restaurant just won't cut it for you; it's only the prawns at this place that will satiate your hunger.So there you go, my friend, a complete weekend itinerary to enjoy Gokarna to the fullest. If you've already been to this little place, do write about your itinerary and share it with the Tripoto community.Frequent searches leading to this page:-gokarna trip, gokarna itinerary, 2 days gokarna trip package from Bangalore, Karnataka tour packages
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“As for organic meat, regulations require that animals are raised in living conditions accommodating their natural behaviors (like the ability to graze on pasture), fed 100% organic feed and forage, and not administered antibiotics or hormones.
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Our animals raised for meat production are not given any hormones. As part of the animal husbandry ways of Organic farming, we must give animals antibiotics to save its life in order for the animal to not suffer. This rarely happens, but if this situation arises, the animal is treated, marked, and tagged specifically and is no longer certified organic. This animal is then sold and not marketed as organic. Animal welfare is a top priority on our farm.
We do not use any GMO products on or in anything we grow. Our farm is certified organic which ensures that we never use these.
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Our beef and pork is processed at a USDA organic inspected facility in Minnesota, called Dover Processing. If you are getting bulk meat, we typically use a local butcher to handle that. Our chickens are currently being processed at Brummel Poultry Processing in Illinois.
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Kay Kapoor President AT&T Government Solutions Transforming a telco. Kapoor took over AT&T Government Solutions in 2013 and has led the transformation of a telecom- first company into an information solutions leader in the federal space. That emphasis — and the growing cadre of former gov- ernment executives she has recruited who know the politics as well as the technology — produced wins for several key agency programs in 2014, including cloud-based secure 911 for the Defense Department and enterprise mobile for a key executive office. Kapoor also puts serious time into mentoring and area charities, including serving as chairwoman of the American Heart Association’s fundraising ball. Chris Kearns Program Director of Global Information Grid Services Management-Operations Information Systems and Global Solutions Lockheed Martin Network security specialist. As the leader of a team that maintains the De- fense Information Systems Network, Kearns is responsible for one of the government’s most critical cyber systems. In 2014, he and his team merged DISN’s global operations centers and imple- mented an advanced configuration system that improved the network’s efficacy and reduced annual spending by $5 million. Moreover, his efforts facilitated develop- ment of the first Joint Regional Security Stack in support of the Defense Depart- ment’s Joint Information Environment. Laura Knight Sea Warrior Program Manager Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems Department of the Navy Acquisition ace. Knight has been a catalyst for change in the Navy’s primary IT acquisition program for nontactical opera- tions. In 2014, she sought to modernize the Sea Warrior Program, which seeks to rapidly identify and implement affordable IT solutions to Navy business and readi- ness problems, by streamlining procure- ment and management. Along the way, she transformed the Navy’s model for business IT acquisition and implementation. Her in- novative approach has been widely adopted and lauded for its efficiency and high return on investment. Jolene Lauria-Sullens Deputy Assistant Attorney General and Controller Justice Department A force for financial integration. As the top financial manager at the Justice De- partment, Lauria-Sullens played a leading role in implementing a single, integrated financial system across the department’s components. The new Unified Financial Management System takes over account- ing and other functions for the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration and other big-name Justice agencies. The off- the-shelf solution covers 28 business pro- cesses, eliminates redundancies, promotes visibility into departmentwide spending and provides real-time data to users. That’s no small project — and Lauria-Sullens was able to do it while maintaining a clean financial audit throughout the transition. Karen F. Lee Chief Office of Federal Financial Management Office of Management and Budget Making the Data Act work. Support- ers in Congress and the open-government community trumpeted the Digital Account- ability and Transparency Act as heralding a new era in financial transparency. The law’s architects left it to executives inside the government to make it work, however, and declined to provide a dedicated funding source. Lee is leading the effort to create — and have agencies adopt — consistent definitions, formats and taxonomies to facilitate the publishing of financial data in an open, extensible format, and do so according to the aggressive schedule pre- scribed in the statute. 34 March 15, 2013 FCW.COM KAY KAPOOR CHRIS KEARNS LAURA KNIGHT JOLENE LAURIA- SULLENS KAREN F. LEE THE2015FEDERAL100 34 March 30, 2015 FCW.COM 0330fcw_022-047.indd 34 3/9/15 11:27 AM
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At 10pm on June 23, 2016, the polls closed on a UK referendum on EU membership and the counting began.
The next morning Europeans woke to the news that the British public had voted to leave the 28 Member State bloc called the European Union. The result was 52 per cent to leave, 48 per cent to remain. The ugly word Brexit — coined ahead of the referendum as a shorthand conflation for ‘British exit’ — was apparently now lodged in the lexicon for good. But what is Brexit? And what does it mean for startups in the UK and Europe?
Firstly it’s necessary to consider what the European Union is. The challenge of understanding the European project, as it’s sometimes called, is inextricably bound up with any explanation of the vote to leave the EU. Even supporters of the EU can have trouble articulating the scope and direction of a political, economic and fiscal union that has undoubtedly swelled in size and intent over time. But at its most basic level the EU is a group of countries seeking to collaborate on things like trade for mutual economic benefit, with the founding aim of avoiding any catastrophic reruns of the region’s combative history.
Another relevant shorthand here is the word ‘Brussels’: the political seat of the European project in the capital city in Belgium where the Commission, the EU’s legislation proposing executive body, is based. It’s also the nickname of choice used to badge the EU by anti-EU media. Headlines in UK media railing against the latest ‘diktat from Brussels’ have long conveyed a narrative of national sovereignty being battered and bruised from afar — implying this is one of the principal ingredients of being a member of the EU, rather than flagging the potential and actual benefits of erasing some of the barriers that divide up a region of some 500 million people.
Enter then, the Brexit campaigners’ mantra of ‘taking back control’, and with hindsight it was perfectly pitched to exploit a populist narrative of faceless Brussels bureaucrats meddling in national matters — and turn the in/out referendum into a bloody nose for establishment expectations. The truth of the EU is a lot more long-winded and difficult to digest than the alternative and over-simplistic clarion call to ‘cut and run’. But some 17.4 million people voted for Brexit vs 16.1M voting to remain (turnout was just over 72 per cent) so the UK now faces the unprecedented challenge of having to extricate itself from more than 40 years of EU involvement — detangling and understanding a massive body of law and regulations — and, likely, also forging its own set of bilateral trading relationships thereafter, all while carrying the massive burden of uncertainty that Brexit inexorably brings.
Why does Brexit mean uncertainty? Because the UK government has yet to set out a detailed plan or strategy for Brexit. Although it is under growing pressure to do so. Nor can we know for sure what kind of deal the other side in this divorce, the EU, will be willing to offer the UK. And in the same way that breakfast can mean many different things to many different people, there are many different possible Brexits — so the £59 billion question at this point on the UK’s long and torturously winding road towards leaving the EU is what Brexit will actually mean?
Hard or soft?
The early signs are that the UK government — led by post-Brexit PM Theresa May — is heading for a so-called ‘hard Brexit’, as it looks set on prioritizing putting caps on EU immigration — which would mean, in all likelihood, being cut off from access to the EU Single Market: the keystone principal of the European project which erases barriers on the movement of goods, capital, services and people across the region in order to turn a series of discrete countries into a single trading bloc. If the UK decides to put a red line on the free movement of people it can’t realistically expect the EU to allow it to retain access to the Single Market. The EU’s own priorities in seeking to preserve the wider Union kick in. So offering the UK a sweet pick’n’mix deal would be seen as encouraging other Member States to break ranks. And the EU has already been warning Switzerland of its red line on freedom of movement.
In the wake of the Brexit vote, the UK government also established a new department for International Trade — which heavily implies it’s envisaging a future outside the Single Market, i.e. where it’s cutting its own trade deals, rather than being part of the EU trading bloc.
Without access to the Single Market, UK companies selling goods or services to the EU would be treated like any other country outside the EU that also does not have a trade or other treaty with the bloc — meaning tariffs, non-tariff barriers and long-since-mothballed customs checks and administration coming into sudden, unwelcome force. So, in other words, an overnight end to how UK businesses currently trade freely with the EU (and the bloc’s many trading partners).
Add to that, negotiating a new trade treaty with the EU is not widely considered credibly possible in the less than two-year timeframe afforded for the Article 50 EU exit process. Nor has the EU signaled it is willing to talk trade treaties during this period. Au contraire; it’s likely no trade talks could happen until Brexit had first been completed. So unless some kind of transitionary period can be negotiated by the UK government — and that’s starting to look like more of a possibility at this point, with key Brexit ministers at least now willing to countenance it — we have only the prospect of deepening business uncertainty in the short term.
There is another option: a soft Brexit, where the UK leaves the EU yet retains access to the Single Market (e.g., for example, a Swiss style model. Or by staying in the European Economic Area, like Norway). Which could mean business as nearly usual. The problem with this scenario is, as noted above, it would still mean agreeing to the free movement of people — and that flies in the face of the populist politics that delivered the Brexit vote. ‘Taking back control’ was not just about national sovereignty; there was a distinct, not-so-undercurrent of xenophobia during the campaign. And — for whatever reason — the UK government’s current trajectory looks to be being plotted by the hardest of hard Brexiteers. Which means the UK now suddenly seems to have adopted its own red line on EU immigration.
In October, the Prime Minister herself said: “I want [Brexit] to give British companies the maximum freedom to trade with and operate in the Single Market — and let European businesses do the same here. But let me be clear. We are not leaving the European Union only to give up control of immigration again. And we are not leaving only to return to the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.”
So we return, inexorably, to the prospect of hard Brexit: the UK both exiting the EU and leaving the Single Market, pulling UK companies out of their established processes in the process — however much the PM claims she would like to retain access to the Single Market. (As Donald Trump might put it, you can’t always get what you want.)
Brexit and tech
But why is Brexit relevant for tech? Firstly because startups are businesses with an above average likelihood of selling services outside the domestic UK market, given the global reach of the Internet. So the future of how UK startups scale is at stake — along with the future of London and the UK as a European startup hub.
If, as is a distinct possibility, UK fintech companies lose access to financial passporting — the system that allows EU companies to sell services across the region without needing to be regulated in every country — it’s very likely we’ll see financial services companies shifting staff and even headquarters to other EU capitals. Indeed, we’re begining to see some of that starting to happen already — along with alarm bells sounding that the UK government really needs to secure a transitional period to prevent a mass Brexit exodus of fintech firms. Money, people and ideas moving elsewhere will change the balance of startup innovation in the region and beyond.
The huge drop in the value of the UK’s currency, pound sterling, since the Brexit vote is already impacting London’s competitiveness on the salary front vs other European cities — so where a London wage was a big pull factor before, because of the pound’s strength, UK startups are either having to offer higher wages or face stiffer competition on the hiring front from jobs in Berlin, Paris and elsewhere in Europe. Rising inflation in the UK is also pushing up the cost of living, which may in turn erode the attractiveness of setting up a business in London.
And while the UK has, up to now, punched above its European weight in terms of access to funding, as well as having the pull of a sizable domestic market; the ease of the English language; and the vibrant diversity and famed tolerance of its capital city to recommend it as a base for entrepreneurship, other European cities will undoubtedly take up the slack if the country makes a hard Brexit, throttling its all-important talent pipeline by clamping down on immigration and amping up unwelcoming nationalist rhetoric, as well as (in this hard scenario) losing financial passporting, bouncing out of the Single Market and having the bolster of access to the European Investment Fund removed. So whether it’s Dublin, Berlin, Paris or Stockholm, EU cities are already jockeying for position and to pitch themselves as an alternative, welcoming regional base for startup founders fearing what Brexit means for the future of London and the UK.
The EU is also consulting on policies aimed at supporting what it dubs a Digital Single Market — by trying to harmonize regulations that pertain to digital business to allow for a freer flow of digital services across the region, and build in support for relevant areas such as digital skills. While this is still a work in progress, and likely a lot less important in the near term than financial passporting, a UK that’s outside the EU would have to figure out its prioritizes vis-a-vis this Digital Single Market. Any UK businesses wishing to do business within the EU would still need to comply with, for example, EU data protection law. So the scope for Brexit affording UK companies the ability to ‘free’ themselves from EU regulation and do things differently is going to be limited to where they intend to sell services. If a startup is selling domestically it might be able to sidestep some EU regulation after the UK has Brexited. But as soon as it seeks to scale to sell within the EU it’s going to need to comply with EU law. So any potential ‘freedom’ offered by Brexit looks very limited indeed from a startup perspective.
The Brexit vote also fractured UK society along multiple lines, with UK entrepreneurs one of the groups voting massively in favor of remaining. So Brexit can feel like something of an anti-change, anti-technology vote. Some commentators have gone so far as to argue it is part of a larger populist movement that’s kicking against tech-enabled globalization and tech-powered automation — perhaps also helping to lift Trump to power in the US. Seen through that lens Brexit can look like a rejection of many of the new things startups are pushing for. And while history tells us that progress is not linear, a counter social movement against the thrust of software-enabled disruption feels like something of a wake up call. If the benefits of startup disruption are not being equally distributed then technology itself looks vulnerable to being rocked by populist movements channeled via existing political systems.
Similarly, the Brexit vote could be a portent that the entire European project is also far more vulnerable to break up than its long years of collaboration and consensus-based rulemaking might suggest. And a wider break up of the European Union would make Brexit’s sinkhole of uncertainty seem like a drop in the ocean.

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These four guys are from FASA's Crucible miniatures game. I found them dirt cheap at American Eagles, a weird hobby store in Seattle that stopped stocking new game stuff over 10 years ago. The store is massive, so they've slowly been going through a big game inventory. If you ever wanted a trip back to 1997 in gaming, check them out.
These minis were very easy to paint. Base coat, wash, a few highlights, and that's it.
This gargoyle from Otherworld Miniatures was also easy to paint, with a gray base coat, wash, and highlights, plus a few detail bits here and there. I have a bunch of hobgoblins from Otherworld that I want to paint, and that might be my next big project.


text: Dravidian is the name given to a linguistically related group of people in India. They are said to be the first original settlers of ancient India. Dravidian culture is very diverse, with some groups maintaining more traditional customs such as totemism and matralinealism, while others have developed the lifestyles of a modern technological society. Dravidian language has remained relatively intact despite a considerable amount of contact and intermarriage with other people in the Indian subcontinent. Today with more than one hundred seventy million speakers, the Dravidians make up the fourth largest linguistic group in the world. It is often presumed that Dravidians were the creators of the Indus River Valley Civilization and that they were occupying all of the Indian subcontinent when the Indo-Aryans invaded from Afghanistan (ca2000 BCE). The Dravidians were probably subjected by the Indo-Aryans and are the dasus of Vedic scriptures. Other Dravidians remained in a tribal state in central and southern India. Dravidians in general were gradually Hinduized, but retained their languages. The Tamil language is the first of the Dravidian languages to reflect the influence of Hinduism.

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BEAVERTON, Ore. — Nike says it plans to sell two of its brands — Umbro soccer gear and Cole Haan shoes and accessories — to cut costs and focus on its namesake brand.
The company says more potential lies in its Nike products and its Jordan, Converse and Hurley brands.
Strong demand for Nike’s shoes and clothes has helped the company charge past many rivals. But, like most consumer product makers, Nike Inc. faces rising costs for packaging, fuel and other raw materials.
It recently launched two high-profile lines: FlyKnit lightweight shoes and Nike+ training software and gear.
The Beaverton, Ore.-based company acquired Cole Haan in 1988 and UK-based Umbro in 2008.


Welcome to The Shield of Justice.
Release the hounds because it’s official – WWE are producing a brand new Shield DVD for 2018 to be named “The Shield: Justice For All” (changed from the working title “The Shield: Rise and Fall”).
The 3-disc DVD set can already be pre-ordered by clicking here to Amazon.com.
As of last word this new release, the second DVD on the group following “Destruction of the Shield” in 2015, is scheduled to hit stores in the United Kingdom first on July 9th and follow a day later to the United States on July 10th.
Early information suggests that this one will be formatted as a match compilation that highlights the best of Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns both as a team and as singles stars. Along with the matches will be newly-filmed interview segments with all three members of The Shield.
WrestlingDVDNetwork.com has exclusively learned that the current plan is for each of the discs in the 3-disc set to focus on one Shield member and therefore Rollins, Ambrose and Reigns will have their own disc of featured matches and moments in which that Superstar is the focus. Perhaps best of all, we have word that WWE will be adding some never-before-released matches to this collection!
The official synopsis for “The Shield: Justice For All” follows below.
They were a united front against injustice… The Shield was the most dominant group WWE has ever seen, and launched the careers of three of WWE’s most successful superstars. As dominant as they were as a trio, Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins took WWE by storm, and each achieved incredible individual success. All three would go on to achieve the ultimate goal of being WWE Champion, and compete in some of the biggest matches in WWE history.
This set follows the journeys of Seth, Dean, and Roman as they compete with Legends like The Undertaker, Brock Lesnar, John Cena, and Triple H. Hear from the stars themselves, as they discuss the impact The Shield days had on their careers, and how it helped drive and mold them into what they are today. Even when apart, their brotherhood remains strong… and you never know when the Hounds of Justice might reunite again to help fight for a common goal.
This is the legacy of Rollins, Ambrose, and Reigns… The Shield. See their greatest matches in this new collection from WWE Home Video.
This month began with a bombshell announcement on April 1st that NXT TakeOver: New Orleans will be released on DVD as a bonus disc with the WrestleMania 34 Home Video in the UK.
Since our original post we’ve received a few updates on the NXT TakeOver bonus disc. For those asking, it’s still confirmed to be an exclusive for Europe and produced in the UK; the UK will get it through WWEDVD.co.uk and in store at ASDA, however it has now been revealed that the disc will also see a release in Germany for customers of Media Markt/Saturn and Amazon.de.
This will be a limited edition offering and the numbers allocated to each of those outlets is expected to be scarce, so if you’re in the UK or Germany we would urge you to pre-order WM34 online as soon as possible or get in store the week of release. For UK fans that’s week commencing June 4th, 2018.
WrestlingDVDNetwork.com has learned that the NXT TakeOver bonus disc will have a runtime of approximately 2 hours and 59 minutes. Below is the complete content listing:
Cane Hill Live at NXT: Takeover!
Ladder Match for the NXT North American Championship
EC3 vs. Killian Dain vs. Adam Cole vs. Velveteen Dream vs. Lars Sullivan vs. Ricochet
NXT Women’s Championship Match
Ember Moon vs. Shayna Baszler
Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals
Triple Threat Match for the NXT Tag Team Championship
Undisputed Era vs. Roderick Strong & Pete Dunne vs. Authors of Pain
NXT Championship Match
Andrade “Cien” Almas vs. Aleister Black
Unsanctioned Match: If Johnny Gargano Wins, He’s Back in NXT
Johnny Gargano vs. Tommaso Ciampa
Speaking of WrestleMania 34, you may recall that while its DVD release in Australia was scheduled for May 23rd a Blu-ray edition had not surfaced with it raising some concern over its status.
However, we’re pleased to report that WrestleMania is coming to Blu-ray in Australia as normal – but it will instead follow two weeks later than the DVD, on June 6th.
The delay could mean that Madman Australia are once again partnering up with FremantleMedia, the UK licensee for WWE Home Video releases, whereby they make use of UK-made WWE Blu-ray discs (the UK and Australia share ‘Region B’ Blu-rays) but create their own retail packaging, thus making possible limited edition runs of Blu-ray titles they wish to sell for a short period in the territory.
With the final “Double Feature” now officially in stores as of this week, the next WWE DVD on the horizon will kick off the May releases: “Twist of Fate: The Best of the Hardy Boyz”.
This week we gave you a sneak peek at the TNA footage that has been added to the Hardys DVD which marks the first time ever WWE has used TNA material in their product, DVD or otherwise. The story is creating lots of buzz online and Matt Hardy himself has made reference to it on Twitter.
Through all of that commotion you may have forgotten that this WWE DVD will be produced with two different editions of cover artwork! A close-up split-face shot of Matt and Jeff will be made available as a Best Buy exclusive offering in the United States, while fans in the UK are going to be treated to both covers in the same purchase by way of a unique reversible sleeve.
WWE Home Video UK have now given us a first look at both cover designs in the flesh:
An absolutely MANDATORY piece to READ, WATCH & RE-TWEET! https://t.co/moVBwEwJd1
— #WOKEN Matt Hardy (@MATTHARDYBRAND) April 19, 2018


Kansas: Marijuana Tax Handbook
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2023 Kansas Marijuana Tax Handbook
Medical marijuana is illegal in Kansas, so there are no taxes for it.
Recreational marijuana is illegal in Kansas, so there are no taxes for it.
About Kansas Marijuana Tax
Yet to be determined.
Does Kansas have a Controlled Substances Tax?
Kansas does not have a Controlled Substances tax involving Marijuana.
How do Kansas' marijuana taxes compare to the states around it?
Note: It is illegal to transport marijuana accross state lines.


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A tourist on the beach in Thessaloniki swam surrounded by dead mice. Where are they in the sea?
Residents of the northern capital of Greece witnessed a disgusting sight – dead mice swam in the waters of the Thermaikos Gulf. However, this did not scare the male tourist – he carelessly enjoyed the coolness of sea water, surrounded by lifeless rodents, reports voria.gr.
The phenomenon is easily explained. After the fall on Thessaloniki recent downpour a large volume of water entered the sewer system of the city. The mice simply drowned in it and “washed away” to Thermaikos. A similar picture after heavy rains, according to eyewitnesses, was observed in the past.


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You will need to take the originals of all these required documents:
- out-of-state CDL or New Mexico driver license
- Social Security Card
- USDOT Commercial Driver Medical Form, Federal Medical Waiver Card, or proof of employment by a government entity
- proof of identity (including date of birth)
- proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residence status in the United States
- two (2) proofs of New Mexico residency
Additional information clarifying each of these required documents is provided below.
USDOT Commercial Driver Medical Form
Either of the following may be accepted:
USDOT or NM Commercial Driver Medical Examination Certification (Long) Form. Other states’ Commercial Driver Medical Examination Certification Forms may be acceptable, however, these must be approved by the New Mexico CDL Unit.
If you are medically covered by a government entity, (city, county, state or federal), you can show your government- issued photo ID card, or bring in a Vehicle Certification Form signed by your employer or your supervisor.
Proof of identity, and U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residence in the United States
Documents for Identity/ U.S. Citizenship:
- An original birth certificate bearing an Official Seal issued by a State, County, Municipal Authority, or outlying possession of the United States (Hospital Registrations, Birth Records, or Birth Notifications will not be accepted).
- An original certified copy of a birth certificate with an Official Seal by a State, County, Municipal Authority, or outlying possession of the United States (copy of a certified copy will not be accepted).
- Valid United States Passport
- Certification of Birth Abroad issued by the United States Department of State (Form FS- 545 or DS- 1350)
- Certificate of Naturalization (Form N550 or N570 or N578)
- Certificate of U. S. Citizenship (Form N560 or N561)
Documents for Lawful Permanent Residence Status in the United States:
- Permanent Resident Alien Card – I- 551
- Foreign passport stamped by the U.S. Government indicating that the holder has been “Processed for I- 551”
- Temporary I – 551 Stamp in Foreign Passport
- Temporary I –551 Stamp on Form I- 94, Arrival /Departure Record, with photograph of the bearer
- Permanent resident Re- entry Permit (Form I- 327)
- Two (2) documents to prove New Mexico residency (All issuances, document must be within 60 days of the application date.)

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Install the Best Product
the Best Product
By Ted Willich owner Big Sky Curbing
The easiest and fastest way to
build a successful business is to do quality work and provide
The Decorative Curbmaking Machine will help you install the
best curb product on the market. Installing the best product
is the kind of service your customers want.
I was purchasing some wood at the building supply center the
other day and made a comment about not being a very good
carpenter. The gentleman helping me commented, "The difference
between a good carpenter and a bad carpenter is the type of
tools they use."
Boy how true that is.
I got to thinking about my curbing business and I realized
that I was lucky to own a Decorative Curbmaking Machine. My
only competitors in the area are using a different concrete
curbing machine and they simply can not produce the same
quality of product.
Here are just a few things I
can do that they can't.
- I can install curbing with a high PSI. I have a
hydraulically powered auger that can put down 10 to 15 feet of
6000 PSI concrete curbing per minute, depending on the mold
- I can set up and install up to 1000 ft a day, providing same
day service on almost every job.
- My competitor has to mix material very dry making
installation and finishing more difficult as well as causing
extruded material to break and weather poorly from lack of
good compaction. Curbing produced by their concrete curbing
machine starts deteriorating in as little as two to three
- I can produce a "True Concrete Curb," because my machine
allows me to use aggregates of up to 3/4 inch. While the
wetter mix allows the concrete to cure better and less
cracking occurs on hot summer days. I can also do profitable
exposed aggregate jobs, difficult to do if your concrete
curbing machine can not run aggregates.
- The wetter mix and the constant movement of the auger in the
Decorative Curbmaking Machine® means less work is needed in
the finishing phase and gives the curbing a smoother look.
What an advantage the right equipment has given my business.
My customers are happy, they send referrals, and my business
is growing quickly. My competitor will never produce as good
of product unless they change machines.
Step 4 - Decorate Your Curb


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Papa's Lasagna. #StepFamily #мукбанг #mukbang #eating #лазанья #мукбанглазанья #lasagna #mukbanglasagna #eatinglasagnaДетям на мороженое. This is a moist lasagna, if you prefer a firmer texture reduce the amount of beef broth and/or drain the stewed tomatoes. Ricotta cheese can be used in place of the cottage.
Lasagna de Papa y Empanada from left over filling. Beef Lasagna or beef lasagne (No Oven) People love lasagne. Here is wonderful Filipino style lasagna for you. You can have Papa's Lasagna using 14 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Papa's Lasagna
- You need 2 lb of lean ground beef.
- It’s 4 of diced red and green peppers.
- It’s 1/2 of diced onion.
- It’s 500 grams of Ricotta.
- You need 500 grams of 2% Cottage Cheese.
- It’s 1/4 cup of crumbled feta.
- Prepare 9 of noodles.
- Prepare 700 grams of zesty spagetti sauce.
- You need 700 grams of diced italian tomato sauce.
- You need 2 tbsp of italian seasoning.
- It’s 1 tsp of thyme.
- It’s 1 tsp of basil.
- It’s 1 tsp of oregano.
- It’s 400 grams of shredded mozzarella.
Si te gusta Lasagna de papa, te encantarán estas ideas. Da avaliação: Papa's Lasagna de Kim and Karla's Pasta. papa_lasagna streams live on Twitch! Check out their videos, sign up to chat, and join their community. Play all the latest games like Papa's Cupcakeria and Papa's Hot Doggeria!
Papa's Lasagna step by step
- Brown hamburger with onions and peppers..
- Mix both tomato sauces together. Spread a layer of the tomato sauce on the bottom of the casserole dish. Cook noodles and then rinse in cold water..
- Mix richotta, cottage cheese, feta and spices together. Layer 3 noodles on base..
- Spread a layer of the cheese mixture and then a layer of the meat mixture and then a layer of tomato sauce. Repeat with the layering and then lay the last 3 noodles with a layer of sauce and then cover with the mozzerella..
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M. D. M.R.C.P (UK)
Dr. Patil graduated from Karnataka Medical College, Hubli, India and got his post graduate training in England. He was awarded the prestigious M.R.C.P (UK) degree from the Royal College of Physicians, UK. After receiving his specialization in Gastroenterology from England, Dr. Patil worked in Saudi Arabia as Consultant Gastroenterology for several years before immigrating to the United States. Dr. Patil did his residency at the Memorial Hospital (now part of University of Massachusetts) in Worcester, Massachusetts. He has worked in Atlanta since 1996 and started Metro Medical Associates in 1999.
Dr. Patil is board certified in Internal Medicine and is a fellow of the American Diabetes Association. He was also recognized by the National Council for Quality Assurance (NCQA) for his delivery of high quality of care for his patients with diabetes. He uses his extensive experience in Gastroenterology to treat patients with gastrointestinal conditions and performs in office EGD and Colonoscopy procedures.
Dr. Patil’s hobbies include gardening, walking his dogs, tennis and high altitude hiking in foreign countries.

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I can’t imagine what it would be like to stand next to Zeus on Mt. Olympus and admire Mother Gaia’s embrace around Earth below. We may not have a Mount with the same sacredness of Olympus, but here in Spokane we do have opportunities for a climb and a view.
This year I have been commenting on and sharing fire and water themes and after trying out a new show called Skin Wars, wherein a challenge was created using the Ying and Yang theme and contestants chose to do Fire and Water, I realized maybe it’s time to give the other elemental duality of air and earth some love.
Air is the masculine element of intellect, Spring, dawn/first light and associated with the Words have Power lesson. Earth is the feminine element of fortitude, Winter, midnight, and associated with the Silence is Power lesson. In the Great Wheel, Earth precedes Air; midnight, the new day comes before the first kiss of sunlight; Winter’s silence precedes the chatter of Spring just as Fire precedes Water.
Places in Spokane to get a view:
Any of these places will aid in a climb and a view. Why does this matter; what’s the point?
Where fire and water get broken down into activity and inactivity, air and earth often represent the duality of language and spoken word and silence. The Words have Power lesson is to be aware in spell working and ritual, of the meaning of your words. Are the words you are using correct, and conveying your truth? Example: How often do you say, “I hate this! I love this! __ is perfect!” Does that convey your truth or a half-truth? Do you truly hate it or are you frustrated by one aspect of it. Maybe it makes you sad, maybe it challenges part of you that is ignorant and needs awakening. Do you truly love ___ or are there are other aspects that make you joyful, confuse you, etc. Try to think about how to be honest with words.
The other aspect is Earth. Silence is power. Raven Grimassi says it best in his Hidden Path oracle deck with the Tree in ___ cards. A tree in Fall, for example, doesn’t lament the loss of its leaves. Trees keep silent accepting the world around them for what it is. There are places in our life where we can use the lesson of Air to convey our truths to others and places in our lives where meditation and silence can not only benefit ourselves and our connection to other planes but it can also strengthen our relationships with others. Often the sound of silence is just the thing to aid a friend in need of love or support. Sometimes listening ear mends a hurting heart.
Remember that sometimes we can hurt others by forgetting that words, even pure truths, can hurt the feelings of others. We must consider this and decide whether it is worth it or not. Sometimes it is worth hurting the feelings of others to be honest. Unfortunately a new cultural fad called “ghosting” (when you completely ignore, and give the silent treatment to people you don’t want in your life) has created a new defense mechanism.
As you climb up Minnehahas many rocks or traverse down the winding trails and paths just off of High Drive, open your ears and listen to the world around you. Birds chirping, trees listening. Where do you fit? Once you are standing high above the beautiful world below feel yourself rooted in Gaia, with your heart open to Zeus. Feel the power of the winds, sylphs carrying seeds, laughing as they float along, gnomes and dwarves busying themselves under the great rocks and root systems. The cycle of life moving ever onwards.
Gaia, thank you for providing a beautiful planet
complete with trees for fortitude,
food and water for survival,
and creatures to share with.
Zeus, thank you for providing a beautiful sky
showcasing galaxies far and wide,
clouds bearing rain or dragons,
and thunder and lightening.
Mother and son, aid me in protecting my family
by knowing when to keep silent,
like the great Yggdrasil,
and when to make my voice heard
like Fenrir’s howl in the winds.