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I’m tired of overpaying for ghee when it’s so easy to make at home so I decided to take the time to make Homemade Ghee. If you’re going keto, there’s nothing better than butter in all its various forms for satiety as well as flavor.
I use it cook veggies or meats, in rice, over everything (except maybe bacon). I wish I could say there was a complicated recipe for this but it’s really very simple.
1. Put four sticks of butter into a heavy bottomed pan.
2. Turn stove on to low.
3. LEAVE IT ALONE! Don’t be messing with it and stirring it etc. Just let it be. Really the hardest thing is knowing when it’s done. So I took a picture to show you.
What you want is for the milk solids to start turning brown and settling into the bottom of the pan. If you give up before this stage you are either a)a quitter or b) trying to make clarified butter, not ghee. Anything much darker and you’ve burned your ghee a little. It’s pretty forgiving though
For that authentic, slightly nutty taste, you need this color.
4. Let it cool a little, strain through a fine-mesh strainer into your jar and you’re done.
This is great to do when you’re messing about in the kitchen with other stuff. Just let it simmer in the background while you go about your regular chores.
If you try this I’d love to know how it turned out.

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Girl Scouts offer way to help clean up city
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Girl Scout Troop 4075 handed over a hand-painted garbage container Thursday at the regular Ketchikan City Council meeting.
The Scouts were working on their Bronze Award, and they took turns at the lectern explaining the process during the public comment of the Council meeting.
Above is an excerpt from Thursday’s Ketchikan City Council meeting, when members of Girl Scout Troop 4075 gave a decorated garbage can to the city for use at one of the new bus shelters.
The Ketchikan Gateway Borough Assembly meets on Monday, and in addition to a presentation from city officials about the switch to chloramine water disinfection, the Assembly will talk about repairs to the roof over the borough’s new pool. more
The Ketchikan City Council approved an additional $100,000 for the water division should additional costs be incurred with the chloramine plant. The council decided against a fence on the bypass. Marty West gives a meeting update. City041814… more

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Melanie Wilson’s Autobiographer is a poem about life, loss and the slipping away of memory as Flora, the central character split between four performers, struggles with dementia. In it is a tender, distinctly fragile piece of writing and performance that is offered to its audience in the gentlest of manners. We see Flora as a young woman, an older woman, as a mother, a daughter and somehow we see all of them blurred together or as fragmented moments within a lifetime. For the memory of a person is a fragile thing, and dementia breaks up connections and moments so carelessly. It is a horrific nightmare for the sufferer, and in the case of Flora, Wilson delivers a character whose fragmented memories cascade and float in the space, never quite going anywhere but never standing still either.
It’s undeniable that Autobiographer has rich production elements, although perhaps it is better to call it beautiful. Wilson’s own sound design seamlessly glides through the space, and invades us from every direction as we sit within the centre of the playing space and the audio is transmitted from every side inwards. Audio captured from the world beyond the play is merged with soundscapes and piano melodies that are rich with emotion. Wilson’s sound also adds a layer of theatricality that the text can not present. It distinctly allows for an atmosphere to be explored, for our emotions to be played with and our sense of awareness tested. Increasingly I found myself caught up in the music or sound effects. This, coupled with Ben Pacey’s lighting design and Peter Arnold’s overall design, which sees an endless stream of light bulbs and LED lights that glisten and flicker above our heads, captures the imagination with heartfelt glee.
For a play that manages to capture a certain quality, a feeling of tenderness, care and consideration, Autobiographer is also somewhat disappointing too. Wilson’s piece deals with dementia with such fragility that the piece feels too fragile for its audience to handle; it’s too disjointed and too unwilling to let us in. The pace of the piece is very melodic and whimsical, and even during a heightened moment of tension we never quite rise with it. Dementia is such a challenging disease to project into a theatre space, and Wilon’s fragmented text and performers work well to represent the lost connections of the mind, but Autobiographer misses the emotional and heartbreaking nature of such a disease. It misses the nightmare that it inflicts upon the tormented suffer, and whilst Wilson has created a tender piece she misses the theatrical scope to really show her audience what it means, what it feels like.
Autobiographer does provoke some moments of theatrical clarity, these are centered when all the elements of Wilson’s piece comes together. The soundscape escalates, the lights above flicker repeatedly and die one by one, and standing in the space, are four figures whose eyes plead for us to understand. “I want to go home now” we are told, and within this moment, there is a glimmer of hearts breaking and tears welling up inside us. Yet sadly it doesn’t quite make it. Autobiographer deals with some challenging notions, and presents a poem of much lyrical beauty, but never stirs us from just being observers, observing and not caring, and this just doesn’t feel right.
Autobiographer is playing at the Toynbee Studios until 5 May. For more information and tickets, see the Toynbee Studios website. Photo by Monika Chmierlarz.

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West Ham played Arsenal at Highbury in the 1975 FA Cup Quarter Final in front of a 54,672 crowd on a muddy pitch. Alan Taylor came into the team to replace Bobby Gould and it was Taylor who scored both goals to make the Hammers the two nil winners on the day to disappoint the Gooners.
West Ham went on to play Ipswich in the semi-finals with Taylor again scoring two goals to win a place at Wembley in the FA Cup final.
Unsurprisingly, it was Alan Taylor yet again who scored two more goals in the Wembley final against Fulham to lift the cup against a disappointed Bobby Moore who had joined Fulham in 1974 after 16 years at West Ham.
West Ham team: Mervyn Day, John McDowell, Kevin Lock, Tommy Taylor, Billy Bonds, Frank Lampard (Snr), Trevor Brooking, Graham Paddon, Billy Jennings, Keith Robson, Alan Taylor
We will bring you more FA Cup sixth round memories from yesteryear in the run up to Sunday’s quarter final against Manchester United.

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In this article we cover:
- Offloading the processing being done on the CPU onto an FPGA (Xilinx Virtex-6
- A step-by-step example of implementing a Digital Up-Converter (DUC) inside the FPGA.
- Using a model-based design environment, including Simulink and Xilinx System Generator for DSP, to accelerate the entire process.
- Actual results of the FPGA port running on Nutaq’s hardware (Perseus 601X with Radio 420X card).

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- What is the female state pension age?
- What is the lowest state pension amount?
- Can I check my National Insurance contributions?
- Does private pension affect your state pension?
- What will the state pension be in 2021?
- Can I pay gaps in my National Insurance contributions?
- What happens to my state pension if I die before 65?
- What happens to my husbands pension when he dies?
- How much pension does a widow get?
- How much is the basic state pension?
- Do I get my husbands state pension when he dies?
- How much is full state pension UK?
- What happens to NHS pension if you die?
- How many years NI do I need for a full pension?
- How do I calculate my state pension?
- How much will the UK state pension be in 2020?
- At what age do stop paying National Insurance?
- Is it worth paying voluntary NI contributions?
What is the female state pension age?
65The State Pension age is no longer 60 for women.
It changed to 65 for women between 2010 and 2018 and is now increasing in stages, alongside men, until it has reached 68.
It’s important to check when you are due to reach your State Pension age as this may change in the future..
What is the lowest state pension amount?
Under the state pension rules that came in on 6 April 2016, you need a minimum of 10 years before you’ll get any payment at all. Reach this and you’ll be paid 10/35ths of the total – currently £175.20 – which is about £50 a week.
Can I check my National Insurance contributions?
You can check your National Insurance record online to see: what you’ve paid, up to the start of the current tax year (6 April 2020) any National Insurance credits you’ve received. if gaps in contributions or credits mean some years do not count towards your State Pension (they are not ‘qualifying years’)
Does private pension affect your state pension?
Your State Pension is based on your National Insurance contribution history, and is separate from any of your private pensions. Any money in or taken from your pension pot may affect your entitlement to some benefits.
What will the state pension be in 2021?
How much the New State Pension will pay from 6 April 2021. Now that we know the State Pension will rise by 2.5% next year, we know that those receiving the full New State Pension will see their weekly payouts increase by £4.40 per week, taking them to £179.58.
Can I pay gaps in my National Insurance contributions?
You must be eligible to pay voluntary National Insurance contributions for the time that the contributions cover. You can usually only pay for gaps in your National Insurance record from the past 6 years. You can sometimes pay for gaps from more than 6 years ago depending on your age.
What happens to my state pension if I die before 65?
‘ If you die before pension age, there is no guaranteed pension money reserved for your dependants or any return of the National Insurance you have paid. … If you have a better contribution record than your spouse or civil partner, they may use your contributions to get a better State pension when they retire.
What happens to my husbands pension when he dies?
If the deceased hadn’t yet retired: most schemes will pay out a lump sum that is typically two or four times their salary. if the person who died was under age 75, this lump sum is tax-free. this type of pension usually also pays a taxable ‘survivor’s pension’ to the deceased’s spouse, civil partner or dependent child.
How much pension does a widow get?
If you were 45 when your spouse died you will receive £35.97 a week. The rate goes up depending on how old you were when your partner died until the age of 55. If you were 55 years old when they died, you receive £111.90 a week. This rate continues until you reach State Pension age.
How much is the basic state pension?
The full basic State Pension is £134.25 per week. There are ways you can increase your State Pension up to or above the full amount. You may have to pay tax on your State Pension. To get information about your State Pension, contact the Pension Service.
Do I get my husbands state pension when he dies?
When you die, some of your State Pension entitlements may pass to your widow, widower or surviving civil partner. … Your spouse or civil partner may be entitled to any extra state pension you are entitled to if you put off claiming it when you reached state pension age.
How much is full state pension UK?
The full new State Pension is £175.20 per week. The actual amount you get depends on your National Insurance record. The only reasons the amount can be higher are if: you have over a certain amount of Additional State Pension.
What happens to NHS pension if you die?
The NHS Pension Schemes provide lump sum and pension benefits to eligible dependants in the event of the member’s death. … If there is no legal spouse, registered civil partner, nominated qualifying partner or nomination, the lump sum on death benefit will be paid to the member’s Estate.
How many years NI do I need for a full pension?
35Under these rules, you’ll usually need at least 10 qualifying years on your National Insurance record to get any State Pension. You’ll need 35 qualifying years to get the full new State Pension. You’ll get a proportion of the new State Pension if you have between 10 and 35 qualifying years.
How do I calculate my state pension?
Each qualifying year on your National Insurance record after 5 April 2016 will add about £5 a week to your new State Pension. The exact amount you get is calculated by dividing £175.20 by 35 and then multiplying by the number of qualifying years after 5 April 2016.
How much will the UK state pension be in 2020?
There is a ‘single tier’ pension payment for people in this age group with a ‘full level’. In 2020/21, the full level of the new state pension is £175.20 a week (£9,110.40 a year).
At what age do stop paying National Insurance?
You stop paying Class 1 and Class 2 contributions when you reach State Pension age – even if you’re still working. You’ll continue paying Class 4 contributions until the end of the tax year in which you reach State Pension age.
Is it worth paying voluntary NI contributions?
If you already have 35 qualifying years (or will do by the time state pension age is reached), there is no benefit in paying voluntary contributions. However, if you have less than 35 years, it may be worthwhile to increase your state pension.

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“There Was No Heavy Shelling Like This Since the Start of the War,” Head of Sumy Oblast Military Administration
russians are trying to get across the national border in Sumy Oblast. Fighting in the north of Shostka Raion is going on. Dmytro Zhyvytskyy, Head of Sumy Oblast Military Administration, said this at his briefing at Media Center Ukraine. According to him, russians are using multiple rocket launcher systems, mortars, grenade launchers, and guns.
Since the morning, many populated areas in Sumy Oblast have been under heavy fire. In Okhtyrka, 5 russian cruise missiles hit civilian facilities, and 5 people were wounded.
“A school was destroyed; residential buildings, including a block of apartments, were damaged. People were locked in due to the deformation of the metal entrance door. A church, some warehouses, and shops were damaged as well,” Dmytro Zhyvytskyy said.
According to him, russian attacks on Sumy Oblast have become more frequent lately. For instance, a sabotage and recon unit tried to get through the Ukrainian border on Monday, May 16. Also, the foe keeps shelling settlements along the border.
“They are bombarding homes with projectiles from multiple rocket launcher systems and throw bombs from airplanes on summer camps. However, there has been no heavy shelling like this since the war started,” the Head of Sumy Oblast Military Administration stated.
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Today we purchased 146 acres in Bald Creek Valley in the Crabtree Community of Haywood County — a beautiful, forested cove with streams running through it, now conserved for future generations.
“This high-elevation, relatively untouched forest — once slated for development — will now be permanently protected,” said Land Protection Director Michelle Pugliese. “I’m so excited to have worked on protecting this land in Bald Creek Valley, one of the most beautiful rural valleys in the area. It’s just stunning!”
Little Creek Headwaters was a high conservation priority because it is a large tract that expands the growing network of lands protected by SAHC in Haywood County, adjacent to Sandy Mush. Once marked for the second phase development of a gated community, the tract rises to 4,280 ft in elevation and contains a variety of microclimates. The headwaters of Little Creek, which flows into Bald Creek, originate on the property.
The land is entirely forested — predominantly Appalachian oak forest with small areas of cove forest and hemlock forest. Little to no evidence of invasive species has been observed — making it a “gem” in the area.
“This property is remarkably free from the slow creep of invasive species that has become more common throughout the region,” added Pugliese. “It is a new anchor of protected land that SAHC is actively working to expand in this area.”
There is a wide range of elevations on the property, one of the factors that contributes to resiliency for climate change. It ranks “above average” for climate change resiliency with the Open Space Institute’s Southern Blue Ridge Focus Area.
“I’m extremely proud of the completion of this project,” said Executive Director Carl Silverstein. “We are grateful to Brad and Shelli Stanback for making a donation to SAHC to acquire this significant swath of forested land for conservation.”
We plan to own and manage the property as a preserve for the long term, and explore potential future use for our outreach program.


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Swift prosecution follows 2010 Neb. gang raid (Omaha, NE): Eleven people arrested in a federal raid last fall in central Nebraska have been sentenced to a combined 106 years on gang- and drug-related charges, according to the FBI special agent who oversaw the investigation.
Source: KTVU 2 News Date: November 19, 2011
One year later, most gang cases wrapped up (Grand Island, NE): In a year's time, 11 of the 14 cases stemming from a multi-agency, mass gang member arrest have made their way through the criminal justice system. One year ago today, 120 law enforcement officers gathered in Grand Island to seek out 14 gang members.
Source: The Grand Island Independent Date: November 19, 2011
Testimony continues in trial of slain St. Pete girl (Clearwater, FL): Testimony is scheduled to continue this morning in the case of three young men accused of firing upon a house two years ago in a gang dispute, killing 8-year-old Paris Whitehead-Hamilton.
Source: The Tampa Tribune Date: November 18, 2011
Parole, probation sweeps in Vacaville target gang activity (Vacaville, CA): In an ongoing effort to combat gang activity in Vacaville, area law enforcement hit the streets Thursday performing dozens of sweeps to ensure local scofflaws, both former and otherwise, are staying in check.
Source: The Reporter Date: November 18, 2011
Cops give tips on keeping kids away from gangs at boro forum (Elmhurst, NY): City Councilwoman Julissa Ferreras (D-East Elmhurst) and representatives of the NYPD as well as the city Department of Education visited Elmhurst’s Pan American High School last week to teach parents how to prevent their children from falling in with gangs.
Source: TimesLedger Date: November 18, 2011
Hate crimes drop to 21-year low in L.A. County (Los Angeles, CA): Hate crimes reported in L.A. County fell to their lowest level in 21 years, fueled by major drops in vandalism and in gang-related crimes, particularly those by Latino gangs targeting African Americans, which had made up a large number of the most violent hate crimes.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: November 18, 2011
Cops, rappers build bridges (Paramus, NJ): Law enforcement officials and hip-hop luminaries spoke Thursday of hip-hop's influence on gang and youth culture, and how the genre's positive roots can be used by communities to steer impressionable kids away from gang violence.
Source: The Record Date: November 18, 2011
Plainfield gang figure found guilty of robbery, assault (Plainfield, NJ): A self-described "five-star" member of a city-based Bloods gang set is facing up to 30 years of prison after a jury found him guilty of first-degree robbery and second-degree aggravated assault, authorities said Friday.
Source: Courier News Date: November 18, 2011
Gang members charged with gas station robbery in South Brunswick (South Brunswick, NJ): Three men, identified as gang members, were arrested and charged with the early morning robbery of a Route 1 gas station.
Source: Courier News Date: November 18, 2011
Feds detail police captain's alleged gang involvement (Opa-Locka, FL): Federal officials have started to peel back the layers to reveal just how deep they believe Opa-Locka Police Captain Arthur Balom was involved in drug trafficking and gang activity.
Source: CBS Miami Date: November 18, 2011
Alleged gang member sentenced for inmate's death (Houston, TX): An alleged gang member has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for armed robbery and his involvement in the death of an inmate in the Fort Bend County Jail.
Source: KTRK ABC 13 News Date: November 18, 2011
Gang member sentenced on cocaine charge (Peabody, MA): A Peabody man believed to be a member of a notoriously violent Lynn street gang called "The Tiny Rascals" was sentenced to three to five years in state prison yesterday on cocaine charges.
Source: The Salem News Date: November 18, 2011
Gang battle averted (Clearlake, CA): A potential gang-related gun battle was averted in Clearlake Wednesday thanks to the actions of witnesses who came forward with information that assisted in the arrest of three alleged Sureño gang members. The men were arrested on multiple firearms and gang affiliation charges.
Source: Lake County Record-Bee Date: November 18, 2011
Department of Justice targets East Side Crips gang (Bakersfield, CA): Gang activity in Bakersfield is down 30 percent compared to last year. And while most other gangs are keeping quiet, the FBI says the East Side Crips are continuing business as usual, making them prime target for law enforcement.
Source: KERO 23 News Date: November 18, 2011
Suspect in Hartford shooting arrested (Hartford, CT): A gang member was arraigned in Superior Court in Hartford this week on charges that he shot and seriously injured two members of a rival gang and one of their friends last year.
Source: The Hartford Courant Date: November 18, 2011
FBI admits mistake listing Salt Lake County as top 10 in nation for gangs (Salt Lake City, UT): A recent national report released by the FBI lists Salt Lake County as a community with one of the top 10 worst gang problems in the entire nation. But following a recent inquiry by the Deseret News, federal officials Friday retracted some of those statistics and admitted there was a big error in calculating the data for Utah.
Source: Deseret News Date: November 18, 2011
BPD partnership with agencies pays off in gang sweep (Bakersfield, CA): 16 gang members are off the streets. They were arrested Tuesday today during a multi-agency gang sweep that is part of the ongoing effort to combat gang violence in Kern County.
Source: KGET 17 News Date: November 18, 2011
Woodland man arrested in suspected gang-related attack (Woodland, CA): A 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted homicide in what Woodland police characterized as a gang-related assault.
Source: The Sacramento Bee Date: November 18, 2011
Jury hears of gang members' plot (Clearwater, FL): A gang member involved in the murder of 8-year-old Paris Hamilton took the stand against three other defendants Friday.
Source: FOX 13 News Date: November 18, 2011
Four suspects arrested in gang-related carjacking, shooting (Woodland, CA): Three men and a boy were arrested late Tuesday in what Woodland Police are describing as a gang-related carjacking and shooting.
Source: Daily Democrat Date: November 17, 2011
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The words of Martin Luther King Jr. carried through Beaumont Tower with the chanting of “How Long? Not long,” the speech that King gave after the Selma march to tell Black people all throughout America that they would not suffer much longer in their fight for civil rights.
Now, the marchers for the MLK’s Commemorative March on Michigan State University's campus use these words to commemorate the progress King made for the black students and faculty.
Department of Psychology and Honors College professor Lee June referred to King's famous “I Have A Dream” speech and why there was a march on Washington, saying they were there to cash a blank check from the government that their community had never been able to redeem. He continued that while the students and faculty are still marching to demonstrate “their shameful condition,” they are also there to celebrate King’s dream coming to fruition.
“There are still reasons to march,” June said during his speech. “We have to continue to demand that MSU close the opportunity gap.”
Interim President Teresa Woodruff attended the march and told the crowd her own story of looking up at the tower every morning and being transported back 168 years ago to the founding of the university. When she looks at Beaumont, Woodruff said remembers what she thinks is the university’s founding purpose: to open the door of education to the broadest and most diverse group of students across Michigan.
Woodruff, while invoking the words of King, said that the students and faculty have the “fierce urgency of now,” and pointed at the Rock on Farm Lane, and said it has aided generations of students to have a voice on campus. She also pointed out the future project that will be across the street from the Rock: the multicultural center. The future construction site of this freestanding building was the final stop of the march.
“We will all walk together, arm in arm, to our fierce urgency of now to that place where our voices are heard … across the street to that place where new generations of leaders…will be part of that new building: the multicultural center,” Woodruff said in her speech.
Broadcast journalism senior Angela Solomon, who is serving as Miss Black in the MSU Alphas pageant, spoke to the importance of the march as a way for marginalized students to call attention to King and his vision, but also to the addition of MSU’s multicultural center.
“The multicultural center is something that students have been fighting for since the 90s,” Solomon said. “For it to be 2023 and we just ordered this building is something that is extremely monumental, and I hope that our students will be able to come together and still bring on change.”
Also in attendance was Trustee Rema Vassar, who was recently sworn in chair of the Board of Trustees. Vassar is the first Black woman to hold the position. She believes that while King had a dream of education equity, she said he also had a critique of the true function of education and if modern education would live up to the potential of what it should be.
Vassar said that education is “a matter of life or death” and that she is working to close those opportunity gaps that June had spoken about in his speech by embracing the diverse students in our hallways and Spartans globally.
She also spoke to those who did not think she belonged in the Board of Trustees, commenting on King’s dream to see the Black people in leadership positions in education.
“Some don’t think I deserve it (and) don’t think I represent you,” Vassar said. “What I do represent is the promise of Martin Luther King Jr. What I represent is the promise of possibility, the promise of potential and the promise of power when we all come together and decide what it will be and what it will be is the dream realized.”
Professional and public writing senior Charlotte Bachelor spoke about how MLK Day is a time to think about sacrifice and remembering how her family would tell her stories about MLK coming to Detroit, or hearing his speeches for the first time. She said it was about seeing how far her community has come since then, yet also reflecting on what issues are still happening even on her own campus.
While Bachelor enjoys seeing her peers speak at events like the march, she believes that accountability should still lie on the shoulders of the administration to make change.
“When you're paying a lot of money to be in this space, and it's clear you're not wanted by the actions or what's left unsaid by your classmates and faculty, it can sometimes be a bit isolating,” Bachelor said.
Bachelor said being seen and heard is important because she feels these events are often lost in an email thread sent out by the university or that change happens behind closed doors or between whispers among students, and that change is never settled in public. However, marches allow for Black students across campus to be heard.
Bachelor explained that for many Black students, MLK Day is not seen as a day off, but a day on for working on change in their community. She said she wants the non-Black students to see the work that their community puts in everyday and have those students instead “pick up the rake” on MLK Day and come out to these events or at least be mindful of how they are spending their time on the holiday.
“I think this is important in showing we're still here and fighting for these issues and it's not just a one day a year thing,” Bachelor said. “This is the day that the government has told us we can talk … and march about these things. I think it's an important reminder, especially to students who don't have to march to be heard on campus or have their struggle regulated to a certain day of the year.”
Interdisciplinary humanities and educational studies senior Clayton Griffith said that MLK Day would ideally be a day of remembrance to not only King, but the history of the work of him and many others in the Civil Rights movement.
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Griffith said that this work has led to the modern ideology of Black students as “living with purpose, promise, and perseverance” as well as being conscious of the intentionality that continuing his legacy gives to the black community of MSU.
“(Today is) a major part of our nation's history, specifically, for my community and my family,” Griffith said. “I think it also serves as a recognition of America's past… Ideally, just having the ability to acknowledge what we have gone through and what we have persevered through and what we continue working towards.”
Editor's note: A previous edition of this article claimed Robert L. Green spoke about King's "I Have A Dream" speech. Professor Lee June was the one who referred to the speech.
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Bharti Airtel Limited has launched its 4G LTE services in Manjeri, Tirurangadi & Thalaserry, taking the number of its 4G towns in Kerala to 50.
Now, customers across the state can experience high speed wireless broadband on Airtel 4G and get on to the digital superhighway to enjoy uninterrupted HD video streaming, superfast uploading and downloading of movies, music and images.
Airtel 4G is available to customers across a range of smart devices including mobile phones, dongles, 4G hotspots and Wi-Fi dongles.
Commenting on the milestone, George Mathen, Hub CEO – Kerala & Tamil Nadu, Bharti Airtel said, “As customers in India show an increasing propensity for consuming data services, we at Airtel are excited to take the lead in introducing the market to the power of blazing 4G speeds. We recently launched “Project Leap”, our national network transformation drive, and look forward to augmenting our 4G presence in Kerala and deliver a compelling network experience for our customers now and in years to come”.
Airtel has led the 4G story in India, having launched India’s first 4G network in Kolkata in April 2012. Airtel was also the first operator to launch 4G Services in Kerala back in August 2015. The 4G Journey that started off with 2 towns in August 2015 has now spread to 50 towns in just 5 months and rapidly expanding.
Earlier in November 2015, Airtel launched its Rs. 60,000 crore network transformation and expansion program ‘Project Leap’ aimed at perceptibly improving network quality and delivering the best customer experience.
It also launched a special website www.airtel.in/leap that allows customers to know everything they want to know on how Project Leap, the 60,000 crore network transformation program, is progressing in their respective localities.


The Jeffco Sheriff’s Office hasn’t received any further reports of car windows shattering on C-470 and U.S. 285, after a rash of complaints in November.
The Sheriff’s Office issued a warning last month after receiving reports of three separate incidents in which car windows either shattered or were hit with gunshots on the two highways.
After that initial warning, the sheriff received at least eight more reports of cars that had their windows shattered. Yet since then, sheriff’s spokesman Mark Techmeyer said, no other reports have been received.
In two of the incidents, the drivers heard a loud bang or a gunshot before the windows shattered. The Sheriff’s Office found no projectiles in its investigation of the incidents, Techmeyer said.
The Sheriff’s Office is looking for a gold or brown Honda 4-door sedan that could be connected to the incidents.
In November, a woman reported that a man near South Turkey Creek Road and Colorado 8 was firing a gun across the highway. Deputies responded but found no one.
While the Honda may not be involved, Techmeyer said, residents should call if they see that vehicle pulled over in the area.
Techmeyer said the sheriff has increased patrols in the area and has asked the public to report anything suspicious. Anyone with information may call the sheriff’s tip line at 303-271-5612.
Contact Ramsey Scott at firstname.lastname@example.org or 303-933-2233, ext. 22, and follow him on Twitter @RamseyColumbine.


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Western cuisine has always been part of the gourmet's fare and now it is paired with European elegance at The Chatter House, Delhi. Located in the upmarket area of Khan Market, it will soon become your go to spot for some delectable continental cuisine. The vibes of the place are completely lit and with some good company, you won’t be left wanting for more.
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Adorned with some inviting lights and a relaxing vibe, the gastrobar is one of the best places to hang out, share a few drinks with your pals and indulge in some delectable continental food. Along with that, snatches of European history are also generously thrown in to add to the ambience.
The gastrobar is occasionally host to several live performances by musicians and comedians alike, who add to the already lively ethos of the place. The upbeat, peppy music and the vibrant decor brings together the best of European culture and manages to beautifully capture the essence of an old Irish pub.
Naturally, this is the main reason you’ll be visiting the place and it’s a good one. Apart from just your average European cuisine, they also offer a variety of Indian food with unique twists. If you’re looking for something like that, try the blue cheese naan with dal makhani, which is sure to leave you with a memorable taste.
For more authentic Continental dishes, start with the Couscous and Feta Cheese Salad which is tenderly topped with olive oil, cucumber, green onions, bell peppers and sweet corn. Looking for some healthy options? Try some of the beetroot and feta kebab, which doesn’t compromise on taste and is light on the stomach.
Choosing a dish for the main course could be a difficult task owing to the many options, but here’s what we would suggest. The mushroom and lentil burger- which has a perfect mix mushrooms and overnight soaked high protein lentils. The patty is then flavoured with garlic, mustard, and paprika mayo giving it a tangy flavour.
We would also suggest beer battered fish and chips and the fisherman’s boat. These two are for the seafood lovers and bring the taste of the sea to the table. The fish is perfectly fried, crispy on the outside and succulent on the inside. The fisherman’s boat is a platter with everything seafood. From prawns to calamari rings and fish tikka, the platter will remind you of the glistening ocean in all its glory.
No meal is complete without some drinks to wash down the textures. At The Chatter House, you have got to try the Slim and Sexy which is house-infused whiskey and pomegranate juice that not only looks sexy but tastes as smooth and refreshing.
With so many options to choose from, you’ll be coming back for more and more. The inviting ambience is sure to grow on you and it’ll become your favourite chill spot in no time.


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Italian Vegetable Stew (Ciambotta)
Why This Recipe Works
Italy’s ciambotta is a ratatouille-like stew chock-full of veggies that makes for a hearty one-bowl meal with nary a trace of meat. We wanted to avoid the ill fate of most recipes, which end in mushy vegetables drowning in a weak broth. In order to optimize the texture of the zucchini and peppers, we employed the dry heat of a skillet. To address the broth, we embraced eggplant’s natural tendency to fall apart and cooked it until it completely assimilated into a thickened tomato-enriched sauce. Finally, we found that a traditional pestata of garlic and herbs provided the biggest flavor punch when added near the end of cooking.


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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Homicide detectives opened an investigation into another deadly shooting in East Baltimore on Friday, according to authorities.
Police found the gunshot victim around 5:50 p.m. behind the 1900 block of East North Avenue.READ MORE: Maryland Weather: Storms Possible
The officers noticed that the man had been shot in the head, police said.
An ambulance took the man to Johns Hopkins Hospital where he died despite the efforts medical staff made to save his life, according to authorities.READ MORE: Early Voting For Maryland Primary Begins
This was the second deadly shooting to occur near that section of the North Avenue corridor within five days.
Early Sunday morning there was a triple shooting in the 1900 block of East Collington Avenue—roughly four blocks away.
One man died at the hospital that day and another person who was injured during the shooting was pronounced dead on Friday.MORE NEWS: National Weather Service Confirms EF-1 Tornado Hit Bowie, Second Tornado In Anne Arundel County
Anyone with information on either shooting should call 410-396-2100 or call Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7lockup.


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The A B and C's of Health Care Reform
The first modern scientific experiments to identify vitamins were conducted long ago. Food concentrates of vitamin C were discovered in the 1700's, while food concentrates of vitamins A and B-complex were discovered in the 1800's. Experiments in the early 1800's also identified sunshine as a source of vitamin D.
Deficiency in "factors" A, B, C, and D are responsible for all the frightening pandemic diseases associated with poor nutrition. In my mind, this makes vitamins A, B, C, and D special.
I am aware of only one textbook dedicated solely to the nutritional biochemistry of vitamins. To the best of my knowledge, it is not required reading for becoming a professional anywhere in the healthcare industry. So if you want to become a world expert on vitamins A, B, C, and D, all you need to do is master the required basic science courses that enable you to understand biochemistry and then read this text. You can rest assured that the doctors and nurses caring for you and the nutritionists preparing menus for your children have not read this text and know less about the biochemistry of vitamins than the handful of scientists who have.
People like stories. For this one, I just can't find a good story. In my opinion, societies world wide have underplayed the importance of vitamins A, B, C, and D for hundreds of years. I hold this opinion because I believe that we are living in a time of epidemic vitamin deficiency. My opinion is easy to test. I have asserted that regular, educated usage of vitamins A, B, C, and D prevent cavities. This assertion is easily tested by all readers. Almost every family has a child or senior with bad teeth. Provide them with the doses of vitamins A, B, and C and with regular sunshine as I recommend and new cavities either stop or don't stop.
Vitamins and sunshine are not easy to use. Overdoses are easily accomplished and result in immediate discomforts. The benefits are difficult to detect and can take years to deliver full benefits. That's why I believe the healthcare industry should make studying the nutritional biochemistry of vitamins a priority. Achieving maximal benefit from vitamin supplements while causing minimal discomfort is a difficult task.
For unhealthy readers, their is much to gain and little to lose by heeding my advise. The discomforts of vitamin overdose pale in comparison to the discomforts of poor health and are easily remedied by adjusting the dose of the offending vitamin down.
Here's wishing for good health to all,

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The Marble Block Bowl
The Marble Block Bowl by STONED
The marble block bowl has multiple purposes. It makes a fabulous key bowl on a console in your entry or sits perfectly on your coffee table to add visible beauty or on a nightstand to store your jewels and other treasures.
Available in 2 Colors
Dimensions - 4” x 4” x 2”
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Danish authorities detained the Portugal-flagged general cargo ship ‘Rix Partner’ and arrested its Captain, after he was found affected by alcohol. The ship was stopped in the Great Belt Strait off Denmark, at the late night of April 17th, following communication problems between the navy and the Russian Captain.
The ship was en route from Frederiksvaerk to Papenburg, Germany, at that time. According to international media reports, the Danish Navy observed the vessel sailing in ‘a suspicious pattern’, moving outside the recommended route. The attempted VHF communication with the Captain seemed ‘incoherent’ and the Defence Operations Centre suspected him of being drunk.
As such, a police boat was sent to stop and check the ship. The captain took a breathalyzer test, which was positive and the boat transported him ashore.
Local media report that the ‘Rix Partner’ was detained south of the Great Belt Bridge, expecting for a new captain onboard. However, AIS data as of 20 April show the ship is underway.
The Captain will be probably charged and fined for violation of navigational rules, but no further details are known so far.
Another Captain, also of Russian nationality, was involved in problems onboard the same ship, earlier this year. On 30 January, ‘Rix Partner’ ran aground upon entry to Vordingborg, Denmark, and the Captain was subsequently fired.


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The Great Recession Is to Blame
The conservative explanation for state budget deficits is that employee compensation for public-sector workers is out of control. But a close look at the facts demonstrates these claims are unjustified. Public-sector pay is not the cause of state budget deficits because public-sector compensation did not significantly increase in recent years.
Instead, state tax revenues declined sharply amid the Great Recessionâ€”shortfalls made worse in some states by ill-advised tax cuts for businesses and the wealthy, as happened most famously in Wisconsin before its governor began pushing to eliminate public-sector collective bargaining rights.
In this issue brief, we will detail why public-sector workers didnâ€™t cause budget shortfalls, but they can and are working to fix state budget problems.
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Percentage of women in leadership positions increased by 1%
Today there are those who confirm that the barriers have disappeared in terms of equity and inclusion. An ideal from which we are still far away, because disinformation continues and even more serious gaps are still being closed at all levels.
While there are more women today holding leadership positions in companies, the figure is still short. According to Aequales, a consultant to transform organizations through gender equality and diversity, the percentage of women in leadership positions has only increased 1% in recent years and has not increased more than 8% in the past 13 years.
I can continue to give examples of worrying figures in this regard. According to a study by the IDB, 63% of Latin American companies do not have women in their management positions and 73% do not even have female senior management.
It is worrying evidence that gender equality as one of the major challenges of modern societies: from the reduction of wage gap to the creation of inclusive spaces designed with all people in mind is no detail irrelevant. And it is not an exclusive process of government or educational institutions; the private company is a fundamental role as manager of change.
From Pfizer, we have understood our role and actively committed to the transformations and evolutions needed to achieve true parity in the workplace. This year we celebrated 65 years in Colombia, with a history of satisfaction and an unwavering dedication to the country.
We believe diversity offers a major competitive advantage, we compete for equity, and we are therefore proud of a Diversity and Inclusion Committee and a Women's Council, working on & # 39; to create a greater impact among colleagues, thereby maintaining an atmosphere of respect.
We are convinced that companies with leaders in leadership are not only profitable, as highlighted in their Catalyst research, but they are more innovative, thanks to the diverse perspectives.
Therefore, we are proud that female representation in the company today is the majority: more than Half of the colleagues are women and 63% of the senior management team consists of them. This number contrasts with the findings of Aequales in Colombia, showing how in the country only 12% of companies have women in leadership positions.
This work allowed us to recognize the company for the second year as # 1 in the gender equality ranking of Aequales. In addition to the award, these are actions that we commit to continuing to break the invisible barriers facing women.
We are witnesses in our 65-year history in Colombia of the importance of gender balance within organizations. Understanding the organizational changes is achieved only when men and women go hand in hand, attend different positions and perspectives, and we will continue it, thanks to a clear commitment to continuing the best of our talent and to contribute our innovation.

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Reservoir Management a Key to Rejuvenation of Mature Fields, Shyamal Bhattacharya and N. Integration of Coherence and Volumetric Curvature Attributes, Satinder Chopra and Kurt J. Using Seismic Facies to Constrain Electrofacies Distribution as an Approach to Reduce Spatial Uncertainties and Improve Reservoir Volume Estimation, Bruno de Ribet, Pedro Goncalves, Luis H. Chatellier, Kevin Ferworn, Nabila Lazreg Larsen, Steve Ko, Pawel Flek, Marianne Molgat, and Irene Anderson, #40767 (2011). Fractured Basement in Mature Basin Exploration: New Play Analog in Central Sumatra Basin, Damian Pascal and Sheila Ayu Pricilla, #11014 (2017). Upper Ordovician-Lower Silurian Gas Reservoirs in southern Sichuan Basin, Chinawrfdqdwt, Xinjing Li, Caineng Zou, Zhongjian Qiu, Jianzhong Li, Gengsheng Chen, Dazhong Dong, Lansheng Wang, Shiqian Wang, Zonggang Lü, Shejiao Wang, and Keming Cheng, #10341 (2011) Application of Spectral Decomposition Technique in Reservoir Exploration in the Junggar Basin of West China, Cai Gang, Su Mingjun, Yao Qingzhou, and Gong Honglin, #10340 (2011). Woodbine Formation Sandstone Reservoir Prediction and Variability, Polk and Tyler Counties, Texas, Robert J. The Pillow Fold Belt: A Key Subsalt Structural Province in the Northern Gulf of Mexico, Martin Jackson, Tim Dooley, Mike Hudec, and Angela Mc Donnell, #10329 (2011). Deep Cardamom Discovery Enabled by Multi-azimuth Seismic and Anisotropic Imaging, Ben Hewett, David Garner, Jan Douma, Madhu Kohli, and Duane Johnson, #20112 (2011) Reservoir Characterization for the Application of ASP Flood Technology in the Bridgeport Sandstone in Lawrence Field, Illinoiswrfdqdwt, Nathan D. The Belridge Giant Oil Field: 100 Years of History and a Look to the Future, Malcolm E. Integration of Laboratory Measurements and Well Log Data for Reservoir Characterization of Carbonate Field, India: A Case Study, Ajay Kumar, Mohit Khanna, Prasanna Tellapaneni, Rajesh Kumar Singh, and Arpana Sarkar, #20106 (2011). Power and Limitations of X-ray Fluorescence from Cuttings: A Test in the Utica and Lorraine Shales from Quebec, J-Y. Upper Triassic-Middle Jurassic Salt Deposits of the Saharan Platform, Peter Turner, #11038 (2017). Maximizing Productivity and Establishing Additional Reserves in Low Permeability Rocks though Improved Understanding of In-Situ Stress State: A Case Study from Barmer Basin, Rajasthan, India, Sabyasachi Dash, Shubhodip Konar, Utpalendu Kuila, Ajoy K. The Hudson Bay Intracratonic Basin in Northern Canada: New Hydrocarbon System Data for an Oil-Prospective Frontier, Denis Lavoie, Nicolas Pinet, Mathieu Duchesne, Esther Asselin, Kezhen Hu, Jim Dietrich, Shunxin Zhang, Julito Reyes, Barry Kohn, Paul Budkewitsch, Rudolf Bertrand, Derek Armstrong, and Michelle Nicolas, #10431 (2012). High Resolution Stratigraphy and Facies Architecture of the Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian-Turonian) Eagle Ford Formation, Central Texas, Michael D. Sequence Stratigraphy of the Mixed Carbonate-Siliciclastic System of the Eocene Nisai Formation, Pishin Basin: Distribution of Source Rocks and Reservoir Facies, Riaz Ahmad and Jamil Afzal, #10406 (2012). From Thrust and Fold Belt to Foreland Basins: Hydrocarbon Exploration in Italy, Anna Cazzola, Roberto Fantoni, Roberto Franciosi, Valter Gatti, Manlio Ghielmi, and Alfredo Pugliese, #10374 (2011). An Overview of Marcellus and other Devonian Shale Production in West Virginia, Eric Lewis, Mary Behling, and Susan Pool, #10372 (2011). Development of a Petroleum System in a Young Rift Basin Prior to Continental Breakup: The Albertine Graben of the East African Rift System, Dozith Abeinomugisha, #10284 (2010). Ojeda, Vladimir Torres, and Freddy Niño, #10281 (2010). From Radiolarian Ooze to Reservoir Rocks: Microporosity in Chert Beds in the Upper Devonian-Lower Mississippian Woodford Shale, Oklahoma, Neil Fishman, Geoffrey S. Petroleum Potential of the Jamaican Wagwater Trough: New Insight Obtained from 3-D Basin Modeling, Thomas P. Regional Setting of the Late Jurassic Deep Panuke Field, Offshore Nova Scotia, Canada – Cuttings Based Sequence Stratigraphy and Depositional Facies Associations - Abenaki Formation Carbonate Margin, Leslie Eliuk, #10259 (2010). Paleogene Clastics, Mangkalihat, Borneo: Implications for Petroleum Systems , Moyra E. The Emerging Deepwater Province of Northwest Egypt, Peter Krois, Katie Hannke, Bernhard Novotny, Tarek Bayoumi, Hussein Hussein, Gabor Tari, #10241 (2010). Key Factors for Oil Accumulation of Mesozoic Granite Buried Hill in Penglai 9-1 Oil Field, Bohai Bay Basin, Xinhuai Zhou, Qingbin Wang, Bo Yang, Guoxiang Zhao, Chong Feng, and Wensen Zhu, #20277 (2014). Recognizing Potential in the Bitumen Saturated Dolostones of the Upper Devonian Nisku Formation through Comparison with the Grosmont Formation, A. A Hidden Reservoir within the Gacheta Formation, Zopilote Field, Llanos Orientales Basin, Colombia, Cesar Vasquez, #20231 (2014). 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Quantifying Bypassed Pay Through 4-D Post-Stack Inversion, Robert Woock, Sean Boerner, and James Gamble, #40799 (2011). Fine Tuning the Petroleum Systems in Western Onshore Basin through Re-evaluation of Source Organics, Depositional Environments and Thermal Maturities of the Oils and Source Rocks, A. Sedimentary Characteristics and Controlling Factors of a Tight Sandstone Reservoir in the Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation, Southwest Ordos Basin, China, Yi Gao, #11037 (2017). Bora, Premanand Mishra, and Pinakadhar Mohapatra, #11033 (2017). Reviving a Classic Exploration Play in Kuwait: The Lower Cretaceous Ratawi Formation, Sara Bader Al-Tendail, Aavo Taal, Talal Al-Adwani, Ali Abu Ghneej, Raju Arasu, Duncan Barr, and Patrick Clews, #10436 (2012). Deducing Shoreline Trajectories in a Mixed Siliciclastic-Carbonate Depositional Setting, Upper Devonian Imperial Formation, Northwest Territories, Canada, Rachael Acker, Stephen Hubbard, and Thomas Hadlari, #10430 (2012). 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Petroleum Systems Offshore Cyprus, Lucien Montadert, Stelios Nicolaides, Per Helge Semb, and Ovstein Lie, #10279 (2010). Understanding African and Brazilian Margin Climate, Topography and Drainage Systems, Implications for Predicting Deepwater Reservoirs and Source Rock Burial History, Duncan Macgregor, #10270 (2010). Source-to-Sink in Rift Basins - Predicting Reservoir Distribution in Ancient, Subsurface Systems, Tor O. Resource Assessment of Oil and Gas Plays in the Paleozoic Basins of Eastern Canada Denis Lavoie, Nicolas Pinet, Jim Dietrich, Peter Hannigan, Sébastien Castonguay, Tony Hamblin, Peter Giles, #10240 (2010). The Genesis and Controlling Factors of Large Mesozoic Granite Weathering Crust Reservoir in Penglai 9-1 Oil Field, Bohai Bay Basin, Qingbin Wang, Xinhuai Zhou, Lixin Tian, Bo Yang, Guoxiang Zhao, Wensen Zhu, and Chong Feng, #20276 (2014). Stratigraphic Evidences of Presence of the Jurassic and Lowermost Cretaceous Deposits in the Laptev Sea Shelf and Hydrocarbon Potential of its Lower Cretaceous Oilfields, M. Impact of Heterogeneity on Flow in Shallow-Marine Reservoirs: Application to a Thin Oil Column Produced via Horizontal Wells, Fahad A. Technological Developments for Enhancing Extra Heavy Oil Productivity in Fields of the Faja Petrolifera del Orinoco (FPO), Venezuela, T. Sharma, Michael Chin, Tanwi Basu, Ram Oruganti Bhargava, Richard Henson, Long Jiang, Mimi Azura B. Diagenesis Severely Modified Reservoir Characteristics: A Unique Carbonate Reservoir from Alur Siwah Field, Indonesia, Ricardo Maranu, Ismail Syarifuddin, Erham Adhitiawan, Nadia Nurul, Miftahurochman Miftahurochman, Ferry Baskaraputra, Luqman Luqman, Yudi Yanto, and Joan Lumban Tobing, #20203 (2013). Increase Productive Life and Add to In-Place Oil in Mature Reservoirs with Integrated Studies: Zubair Reservoir in Kuwait, Saikh A. Identification of Seismic Facies and Effect of Seismic Data Quality on Hydrocarbon Distribution in Pict Field, Central North Sea, United Kingdom, Muhammad Shahid Tamannai, Abid G. Bualuang Oilfield, Gulf of Thailand: A Successful Development Using Geosteered Horizontal Wells, Mohit Khanna, Nick Comrie-Smith, Mike Lawlor, and Manjeet Kaur Virdy, #20189 (2013). Best Practices for Exploring and Producing Oil and Gas from Fractured and Weathered Basement: Examples from Asia, Tako Koning, #20181 (2012). Depositional and Diagenetic Controls on Khuff Reservoir Characteristics in the South Pars Gasfield, Offshore Iran, S. Contrasting Styles of San Andres Reservoirs: Vacuum Versus Slaughter Fields, Middle Permian, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, Art Saller, Lauren Bierly, David Shafer, and Leigh Owens, #20168 (2012). Characterization of a Low Gas Pressure Reservoir: Beluga Formation, South Ninilchik Gas Field, Cook Inlet, Alaska, Ela Manuel, Segun Jebutu, Weidong Li, Rolando del Cairo, Jim Woods, and David Gorney, #20166 (2012). Dradjat and Christian Sony Patandung, #20149 (2012). Stratigraphy and Petrophysics of Gas-Producing Parasequences in the Rollins Sandstone of the Mesaverde Group, Mamm Creek Field, Piceance Basin, Northwest Colorado, Stephen P. Eolian Architecture of Sandstone Reservoirs in the Covenant Field, Sevier County, Utah, Emily E. New Correlation from SW Colorado Outcrop to Eastern Paradox Basin Based on Outcrop Gamma Ray and Conodont Biostratigraphy, Kimberlee J. Fracture Systems Characterization: From the Regional Framework to the Reservoir, Sureste Basin, Chiapas-Tabasco, Mexico, Victor M. Managing Geological and Simulation Models within Geometrically Complex Geological Settings Combined with a Thin Producible Oil Rim, Adam Robinson, Pablo Chimienti, Jose Luis Corregidor, and John Baillie, #20086 (2010). Srivastava, Sanjiv Satyarthi, and Neelam Niranjan, #20085 (2010). Examining Detailed Facies and Rock Property Variation in Upper Cretaceous, Tight Gas Reservoirs, Pinedale Field, Wyoming, Mark A. Integrating Core Data and Wireline Data for Formation Evaluation and Characterization of Shale Gas Reservoirs, John Quirein, Dan Buller, Jim Witkowsky, and Jerome Truax, #41073 (2012). Estimating Seafloor Strength with C4 Data, Bob Hardage, #40804 (2011). Hydraulic Fracture and Natural Fracture Simulation for Improved Shale Gas Development, William Dershowitz, Ray Ambrose, Doo-Hyun Lim, and Mark Cottrell, #40797 (2011). Target Detectability of Marine Controlled Source Electromagnetic Method – Insights from 1-D Modeling, Souvik Sengupta, #40751 (2011). Multifocusing Stack Technique for Subsurface Imaging, Sunjay Sunjay, #40749 (2011). Formation Mechanism and Distribution of Lacustrine Carbonate Reservoir in Yingxi Area of Qaidam Basin, Northwest China, Chao Zhu, Zhanguo Liu, Senming Li, and Qingshun Gong, #11035 (2017). Predicting Channel Sand Wells in the Anadarko Basin with a 90% Accuracy, Rick Schrynemeeckers, #11032 (2017). By the Numbers, Katharine Lee Avary and Katherine Schmid, #10447 (2012). The Monterey Formation of California: New Research Directions, Richard J. Depositional Environment, Stratigraphy, Geochemical, and Reservoir Characteristics of the Haynesville and Bossier Shale-Gas Plays of East Texas and Northwest Louisiana, Ursula Hammes, #10434 (2012). Definition of Greater Gulf Basin Lower Cretaceous Shale Gas Assessment Unit, United States Gulf of Mexico Basin Onshore and State Waters, Kristin O. Sequence Stratigraphy as Predictive Tool in Lower Goru Fairway, Lower and Middle Indus Platform, Pakistan, Nadeem Ahmad, Paul Fink, Simon Sturrock, Tariq Mahmood, and Muhammad Ibrahim, #10404 (2012). The Lower Abo Horizontal Oil Play of Southeast New Mexico, Ted Gawloski, #10370 (2011). Oil and Gas Resources, Kopanoar Play, Beaufort Sea, K. Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Potential Panna Formation in North-Western Tapti-Daman Block, Mumbai Offshore Basin, India, Sunit K. Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of Offshore Senegal - Unlocking the Door to a New Deepwater Petroleum Province, Louise Martin, Igor Effimoff, Joseph Medou, and Matthew Laughland, #10278 (2010). Sømme, Christopher Jackson, Ian Lunt, and Ole Martinsen, #10258 (2010). The Subsalt Play in the Lower Congo and Kwanza Basins, Angola: A Seismic Study, Lisa Hawkins, William Jones, David Johnstone, Lourenco Joaquim, and Jose G. The Early Cretaceous Rift and Sag Phases in the Offshore Basins of Brazil and Uruguay: How Much in Common? Petroleum Geology of Cameia Field, Deepwater Pre-Salt Kwanza Basin, Angola, West Africa, Edward C. Horizontal Well Technology Applications for Improved Reservoir Depletion, Kern River Oil Field, Gerald J. Azim, Salah Al-Anezi, Boris Kostic, William Bryant, Markus Hoppe, Mariam Al-Blayees, Sarah Al-Qattan, and Bader Al-Saad, #20201 (2013). Geophysical Insights into the Bakken: Secrets from a Sleeping Giant Elm Coulee Bakken Field (Sleeping Giant), Montana USA, Elaine Honsberger, #20187 (2013). A High Resolution Sequence Stratigraphic Approach to Correlate Complex Sub-Seismic Tidally Influenced Estuarine Incised Valley Fill Reservoirs of the Lakshmi Field, Gulf of Cambay, India, Satyashis Sanyal, Lesli Wood, Dibyendu Chatterjee, Nikhilesh Dwivedi, and Stuart Burley, #20180 (2012). It is Never too Late for Seismic, How Geophysics Contributed to Rejuvenating a Mature Field, Tunu Shallow Gas Development, P. Defining the Updip Eastern Limit of Commercial Bakken Oil Production, Mc Lean and Dunn Counties, North Dakota, Eryn M. Landsat Exploration of Unayzah Trend, Saudi Arabia, Floyd Sabins, #20165 (2012). Niobrara Fracture Prospecting Through Integrated Structural and Azimuthal Seismic Interpretation, Silo Field Area, Wyoming, Galen Treadgold, Gloria Eisenstadt, John Maher, Joe Fuller, and Bruce Campbell, #20148 (2012). Detailed Stratigraphic Architecture of the Mesaverde Group Determined from Principle-Component Analysis of 3D Seismic Data, Mamm Creek Field, Piceance Basin, Northwest Colorado, Jay Scheevel and Steve Cumella, #20095 (2010). Chavez Valois, Reynaldo Castellanos Calvo, Amado Marin Toledo, Miguel Hernandez Padilla, Lilia Hernandez Salazar, Clotilde Prieto Ubaldo, and Norma Olaez Ahedo, #20088 (2010). Role of Clay Diagenesis in Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Shale Reservoirs of Sanand Field, Cambay Basin, Gujarat, India: A Case Study, Kamal K. Significant Erosion during Development of the Middle Miocene Unconformity and Its Effect on Hydrocarbon Generation in the Gulf of Thailand, Masashi Fujiwara, #20084 (2010). Chapin, Andrew Govert, and Gustavo Ugueto, #20077 (2009). Challenges in Reservoir Characterization and Original Oil-in-Place Estimation in the Presence of Very Fine Bedding: An Example from a Mixed Clastic-Carbonate Reservoir from Block 0, Offshore Angola, Daniel M. Ingles, Yahya Fitor, and Julia Correia, #20073 (2009) (3.7 mb). A Comparison of Stratigraphic Architecture, Lithofacies, and Reservoir Quality in Adjacent Large and Small Isolated Carbonate Platforms: Tengiz and Korolev Fields, North Caspian Basin, Kazakhstan, by J. Coiled-Tubing-Assisted Hydraulic Fracturing of CBM Wells in India Using CT-Deployed Hydrajet Perforation Technology, Ajay Sharma, Dushyant Bhalla, and Sumit Bhat, #41072 (2012). Controls on Natural Gas Seepage and Focused Fluid Flow on the South Atlantic and the Barents Sea, Zahie Anka, Markus Lögering, Ilya Ostanin, Nikolaus Baristeas, Gabriela Marcano, Emmanuel Rodriguez, and Rolando di Primio, #40803 (2011). Web-Based Georeferenced Information System - A Cutting Edge Managing Tool for Opportunity Portfolios and Oil Business, Carla K. Structural Styles and Its Implication on Petroleum Systems of North Assam Shelf, Upper Assam Basin, India, Mayadhar Sahoo and K. , Jean-Yves Chatellier, Bob Menard, and Sylvestre Charles, #40748 (2011). The United Kingdom Rockall Trough, Northeast Atlantic: An Extinct Young Ocean Basin or a Failed-Breakup Basin? Seismic Attributes for Differential Compaction Features in Fluvial Channel Complex and Reef Carbonate Buildups: Case Study from Malaysia Basins, Nasaruddin B Ahmad, Abdul Jailani B Che Johari, Megat Iskandar B Megat Ismail, Satyabrata Nayak Parsuram, and Nur Bakti B M Makhatar, #11030 (2017). Exploration in a Thrust Belt Area: A Case Study from Jairampur, Arunachal Pradesh, India, Ajoy N. Seismic Delineation of Igneous Sheet Complexes on the Exmouth Plateau (NW Australia): Origin, Emplacement Mechanism and Implications for Petroleum Generation, Max Rohrman, #10444 (2012). Onshore Western Australia Reinvigorated, Richard Bruce, #10439 (2012). The Precambrian Petroleum Systems of Eastern Siberia: Evidence from Oil Geochemistry and Basin Modeling, Melanie A. Regional Paleogeography and Implications for Petroleum Prospectivity, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand, Dominic P. Petroleum System Modeling and Risk Analysis, Cambay Basin, India, Monmayuri Sarma, #10403 (2012). Transfer Zones and Hydrocarbon Accumulation in the Albertine Graben of the East African Rift System, Dozith Abeinomugisha and Nurudin Njabire, #10401 (2012). Geological-Structural Interpretation of the Croatian Parts of Dinarides Knin-Ravni Kotari and Eastern Part of the Adriatic Basin Based on 2-D Seismic Reprocessing, Geological Map and Wells Data, Darko Tomašić, Ivan Kratković, Sanjin Grandić, Tomislav Ilijaš, #10369 (2011). Biswas, Debasish Saha, and Somenath Ghosh, #10363 (2011). An Overview of Heavy Oil Carbonate Reservoirs in the Middle East, John W. Role of the Base Permian Unconformity in Controlling Carboniferous Reservoir Prospectivity, UK Southern North Sea, Marta Swierczek, John R. Unconventionally Conventional - Facies and Sequence Stratigraphy of the Upper Devonian - Lower Mississippian Bakken Formation Reservoir, Williston Basin, North Dakota, Sven Egenhoff, Aaron van Dolah, and Ali Jaffri, #10257 (2010). Cazier, Connie Bargas, Lino Buambua, Severino Cardoso, Hercinda Ferreira, Kerry Inman, Alpio Lopes, Tim Nicholson, Christopher Olson, A. High-Resolution Imaging Integrated Approach to Enhance Pay Count and Turbidites Reservoir Architecture, Offshore Nile Delta, Egypt, El-Saied M. The Source and Fate of Oils in the Lawton Oilfield, Southwestern Oklahoma, Li Liu, Ting Wang, and Richard Philp, #20258 (2014). Core Description, Lithofacies Interpretation and Sedimentological Characterization of a Mixed Provenance Alluvial Fan: the Pleistocene Tulare Formation, Midway Sunset Field, Kern County, California, Emily Fisher, #20200 (2013). The Derdere and Karababa Formations of Late Cretaceous Mardin Group in Cemberlitas Oil Field, Southeastern Turkey: Their Depositional Environment and Sequence Stratigraphy, Oguz Mulayim and Ibrahim Cemen, #20196 (2013). Integrated Geoscience and 4D Technology Defines Reservoir Compartments to Extend Production Life of the Ravva Field, K-G Basin, India, Ray Mc Clenaghan, Kausik Saika, Susanta Mishra, Challapalli Rao, Kondal Reddy, Menal Gupta, Joel Guttormsen, Sivasankar Joysula, and Stuart D Burley, #20186 (2012). Conventional Traps in Unconventional Reservoir Rocks in Northern Japan, Takashi Tsuji, Amane Waseda, and Satoru Yokoi, #20179 (2012). Srivastava, Abhijit Chatterjee, and Mahendra Pratap, #20178 (2012). Forgone Oil in the Los Angeles Basin: Assessment of Remaining Petroleum in Giant Fields of Southern California, Donald L. Dhodak Field: A Case History of First and the Largest Condensate Discovery of Pakistan, Mansoor Humayon, Muhammad Akram, and M. Thar Rift and its Significance for Hydrocarbons, Nayyer Alam Zaigham, Mujeeb Ahmad, and Noushaba Hisam, #20146 (2012). Oil Generation Rates and Subtle Structural Flexure: Keys to Forming the Bakken Sweetspot in the Parshall Field of Mountrail County, North Dakota, Stephan H. Carbonate Heterogeneity Based on Lithofacies and Petrography of the Jurassic Twin Creek Limestone in Pineview Field, Northern Utah Thrust Beltwrfdqdwt, David E. Productive Wrench Grabens Imaged on 3D Seismic, Tiger Ridge Field, Blaine and Hill Counties, Montana, Tanya L. Effects of Steam-Induced Diagenesis on Heavy-Oil Production in Miocene-Pleistocene Sands from Kern River Oil Field, California, Robert A. Cretaceous ‘USM' Reservoir, F-O Gas Field, Offshore South Africa: Sedimentological Factors Affecting Economic Viability, Roger Higgs, #20072 (2009). Subsurface Parameter Uncertainty: A Structured Approach, Arnout Everts, Laurent Alessio, Peter Friedinger, and Faeez Rahmat, #41071 (2012). Enhanced Oil Recovery: An Innovative Approach to Optimize Liquid Hydrocarbon Recovery in a Depleted Reservoir, Surajeet Rath, #41068 (2012). Seismic-Sedimentologic Interpretation of Fluvial Sedimentary Architectures: Focus on Development, Xianguo Zhang, Hongliu Zeng, Chengyan Lin, and Tao Zhang, #40802 (2011). Garcia, Jennifer Moscarella, Onofre Liscano, Domingo Garcia, and Luis Melo, #40798 (2011). Logging While Drilling Aids Accurate Core Point Selection Providing Time Savings with Lower Risk, Farzad Irani, S.
Devonian-Mississippian Petroleum Systems of Southern Laurasia: What Makes the STACK-Merge-SCOOP Play in Oklahoma so Special, Andrew Cullen, #10998 (2017).
Rebirth of the Hunton in the Sooner Trend Field of Oklahoma, Gregg Mc Donald, #11010 (2017).
Time-Dependent Performance Evaluation of Cyclic Injection of Gas Mixtures into Hydraulically-Fractured Wells in Appalachian Sandstones, Emre Artun, #11009 (2017).
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This Week on One Detroit:
As everybody watches the developments of the Ukraine-Russia conflict closely, elsewhere online there are forms of disinformation from Russian supporters beginning to populate alongside major news headlines. What’s fact and what’s fiction?
One Detroit’s Bill Kubota talks with two local Ukrainian American attorneys, Natalia Kujan Gentry and Dan Terleckyj, to learn about their efforts to tell the real stories of the Ukraine-Russia conflict overseas, and their battle to fight back against the misinformation being spread online. Plus, they share the support they’re providing to others and the change they want to see.
The Detroit Police Department and Crime Stoppers of Michigan have a new weapon to help them close investigations and solve crimes. The two organization’s new TV show and web program, Detroit Rewards TV, plans to get Detroit residents involved by rewarding them up to $1,000 for anonymously reporting tips that help solve a criminal investigation. The goal, the Detroit Police Department says, is to encourage citizens to speak up if they have information about a crime.
One Detroit’s Will Glover sits down with BridgeDetroit reporter Bryce Huffman to talk about the possible positives and consequential problems that could come from the new Detroit Rewards TV program.
They were America’s frontline workers, but then they called it quits. The nation’s labor shortage has impacted several industries, with workers leaving because of low wages, poor conditions or in pursuit of new opportunities, but one of the hardest-hit industries continues to be retail, especially grocery stores that have seen grocery store workers leave in droves.
One Detroit’s AJ Walker and Natalie Reitz take a closer look at the grocery stores and examine the pandemic’s toll on grocery store workers and the labor shortage in Michigan.
Have you ever wondered what fish like to eat? Or how they’re fed at the Belle Isle Aquarium. A new Great Lakes Now First Friday Watch Party will take viewers inside the Belle Isle Aquarium for a closer look at what the fish are fed and how the food they eat keeps them healthy. Plus, aquarium staff will show a behind-the-scenes look at how they take care of the fish on Belle Isle. Check out this preview from Great Lakes Now Producer Annamarie Sysling, and join the watch party this Friday, March 4, at 1:30 p.m.
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The moon is staying in the trees chaining down on you and me, it’s summertime. With this summer’s heat comes a slew of music icons – think Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and PJ Harvey, announced today as headline acts for the 2017 Sydney Festival. Curated for the first time by artistic director Wesley Enoch, the three-week festival promises a dedicated focus on visual arts and instillation. Sights not to miss include Snarkitecture’s The Beach, a display of 1.1 million white recyclable polyethylene balls forming an ocean at Cutaway, Barangaroo Reserve, and House Of Mirrors, as recently staged at Dark Mofo 2016. The Sydney Festival will run from February 7-29, 2017.


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The EU has signed an agreement with the US to boost its supply of liquified natural gas (LNG) in a bid to curb its reliance on Russian energy.
The deal means the US will supply the bloc with at least 15 billion additional cubic metres of LNG by the end of the year.
Meanwhile member states will work to ensure demand for 50 billion cubic metres until at least 2030. LNG imports from Russia stood at around 14 billion to 18 billion cubic metres annually in recent years.
The move was announced during a three-day visit by US president Joe Biden, and is part of a new task force to strengthen European energy security.
Biden is currently in Brussels and met European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Friday.
At a joint press conference, Von der Leyen said: “We aim to reduce this dependency on Russian fossil fuels and get rid of it. This can only be achieved through additional gas supplies, including LNG deliveries.
"We as Europeans want to diversify away from Russia towards suppliers that we trust, that are our friends, that are reliable."
It comes amid efforts by the EU to cut its reliance on Russian gas by two-thirds this year, in response to Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
Russia currently supplies around 40% of gas imports to the European Union to heat homes, generate electricity and power industry.
Putin threatened to require European customers that rely on Russia gas supplies to pay in roubles. That would increase demand for the Russian currency, pushing up an exchange rate that has slumped under sanctions.
The geopolitical conflict has helped drive energy prices to record highs in recent weeks, which were already rising before the war.
The White House said that greater energy efficiency can be immediately achieved through increasing the use of smart thermostats and heat pumps.
"It will work to ensure energy security for Ukraine and the EU in preparation for next winter and the following one while supporting the EU’s goal to end its dependence on Russian fossil fuels," it said.
"Immediate reductions in gas demand can be achieved through energy efficiency solutions such as ramping up demand response devices, including smart thermostats, and deployment of heat pumps."
Mike Yarwood, senior research fellow at Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, said Europe would have to steel itself to pay higher gas prices for years to come to achieve its targets.
Watch: Why are gas prices rising?

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This is a book I used to read to my kindergarten class. It must be out of print because Amazon only has collectible and used copies. In this funny story, Benjamin and Elephant fix a birthday breakfast for Benjamin's mother and you can imagine that despite their attempts NOT to wake mom, there was a lot of thumpin', bumpin, and rumpus. But Benjamin and Elephant manage to clean up everything just before Mom is ready for breakfast. The rhyming text and vivid pictures make this book enjoyable for children. This book looks hard to come by, so if you find a copy, please enjoy it! It's a funny story that I think you will read again and again.
Here are some supporting activities for this story:
- Real vs Pretend: Compare real elephants with Elephant in this story. Make a list on chart paper or on a Venn Diagram to compare/contrast. Have children list ways that they can tell that this is FICTION and not FACT. Four and five year olds are capable of learning the difference.
- Recipes: Have children dictate a recipe that they would make for their mother or father. The children can also illustrate their recipes. And if you are interested in fundraising, you can take these "recipes" and bind them into books for the parents to purchase.
- Learn the difference between African and Asian elephants. Although there are several differences, the one that most preschoolers will remember is that African elephants have bigger ears.
- Elephant Appreciation Day is on September 22. Who knew?
- Make orange juice: In the story, Benjamin and Elephant take a messy approach to making orange juice by playing baseball with the oranges before squeezing them. But preschoolers will enjoy using a plain old plastic juicer to squeeze oranges into orange juice!
- Read Moses Supposes His Toeses Are Roses: And 7 Other Silly Old Rhymes, also by Nancy Patz.


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Tito is a friendly and lively 4-month-old puppy. He loves to play and run, so he would make a great running partner. He is super playful, but a good head scratching calms him down. Although he's a bit big to be a lap dog, he is a cuddler who loves to give kisses and hugs. Tito needs a loving home that will provide him with discipline as he outgrows the puppy stage.
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Derana Lunch Time News 16-11-2020. Derana Lunch Time News2020.11.16. Derana TV. The video posted by the most popular Sri Lankan channel Col3neg on 16 Nov 2020 (1:06 PM).
The Covid-19 infected man who spat on health workers and obstructed their duties at Atulugama in Bandaragama has been arrested and produced before the court today (04). MORE..
4 Dec 2020 (1:59 PM)
Forty-five schools located within the Kandy city limits will remain closed for another week until the 11th December, Central Province Governor Lalith U. Gamage announced. MORE..
4 Dec 2020 (7:38 PM)
Attorney-at-Law Mrs. Kushani Rohanadheera has been appointed as the Deputy Secretary General and Chief of Staff of the Parliament of Sri Lanka. MORE..
4 Dec 2020 (1:07 PM)
During the meeting of Committee on Public Accounts (COPA) chaired by Prof. Tissa Vitharana on Wednesday (02), it was revealed that the 2018 income deficit of the Inland Revenue Department stands at Rs. 1.3 trillion. MORE..
4 Dec 2020 (4:16 PM)
A high-level delegation of medical experts, comprised of consultants and medical specialists had a cordial discussion with Commander of the Army Lieutenant General Shavendra Silva to explore the possibilities for accommodating COVID-19 patients for treatment at private sector hospitals, if they so desire. MORE..
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Update: Epic has confirmed “Never Be The Same” as Camila Cabello’s next radio single.
First released Thursday morning, “Never Be The Same” will officially impact pop radio in conjunction with the January 9 add board.
It will be the follow-up to Cabello’s smash “Havana,” which is set to spend a third consecutive week atop the Mediabase pop radio airplay chart.
“Havana” and “Never Be The Same” both appear on Cabello’s forthcoming debut solo album “Camila.” Now available for pre-order, “Camila” will be released in full on January 12.
Earlier this week, Camila Cabello confirmed that her debut solo album “Camila” will be available for pre-order early Thursday morning.
In conjunction with the pre-order launch, Cabello will be releasing new songs “Never Be The Same” and “Real Friends” as instant gratification tracks.
The former will apparently serve as Cabello’s next radio single.
With her #1 pop radio smash “Havana” still commanding attention (it is actually up in airplay this week), Epic has not yet set an impact date for “Never Be The Same.”
The label’s radio team did, however, identify the song as Cabello’s next official single in a recent promotional blast.
“While you continue to power the multi-platinum worldwide smash ‘Havana,’ check out the upcoming new single,” says Epic regarding “Never Be The Same.”
“Never Be The Same” will launch on digital platforms (and, presumably, be available for early airplay) at 8AM EST Thursday morning. “Real Friends” will also arrive at that time.
Available for pre-order starting Thursday, “Camila” will be released in full on January 12.


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Comes with a new, low deflection polyurethane front mounting bushing.
1982-2002 V8 F-Body('82-'84 requires purchase of '85 or newer torque arm
Also fits all V6 F-body with one piece drive shafts.


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at 36 Westminster Dr, Burlington, 05408 United States
Locally made in Vermont, fresh, organic, Non-GMO Nixtamalized Corn Tortillas.
Producers of Stone Ground Organic Corn Tortillas and Masa Made From Nixtamal Taste the difference! Produced using 100% nonGMO certified organic corn Our corn is locally sourced Made in Vermont Gluten free Preservative free We are currently assessing demands for our tortillas. We plan to start producing this summer once our space is ready. If you are interested in purchasing our tortillas please contact us at 8029994823, or email us at email@example.com.
178 FB users likes Vermont Tortilla Company, set it to 14 position in Likes Rating for Burlington, Vermont in Food/grocery category
Yesterday's Healthy Living and Start Up Vermont food competition was super fun- and we came in second place! So much talent in the local foods movement in Vermont, it feels great to be a part of it.
Update: So much going on and so excited! Our equipment should arrive in late April. Today we ordered food grade lime and all the bags. We met with our farmers and secured our organic corn. We found a place and are just negotiating the lease. We met with Healthy Living and City Market coop and contacted a bunch of others and all are excited, as are a bunch of restaurants. Our labels have been "designed" and our "nutritional analysis" will be finished this week. Website should launch soon. Azur is attending the Vermont Grain Growers conference tomorrow to meet farmers to see if they are interested in growing organic corn for us, and will attend Safe Serv training next week on health and safety. And more!!!!

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