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46 Heart Healthy Casserole Recipes
By: Jessica Farris, Editor, FaveHealthyRecipes.com
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This list of all-new healthy casserole recipes from FaveHealthyRecipes.com is a great way to maintain your body and keep the old ticker going for many years to come. From healthy chicken casserole recipes and beef casserole recipes, to breakfast, vegetarian, and cheap casseroles, this list is committed to keeping your heart healthy through thick and thin. We know how difficult it can be to stay healthy which is why we have made it as easy as possible for you to maintain your heart-healthy diet. This collection of healthy casseroles will make cooking easier for you and your family. Make one on Sunday and eat it for dinner the rest of the week!
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These healthy chicken casserole recipes are both delicious and nutritious. With low-fat chicken casserole recipes, you can make a warm and phenomenal dinner for your whole family in no time, and you won’t have to worry about excessive calories or heart trouble. Try a recipe for chicken and rice casserole or a delightfully cheesy casserole recipe!
- Healthy Cream of Chicken and Mushroom Casserole: Healthy chicken casserole recipes couldn’t be easier than this!
- Chicken and Wild Rice Casserole: Be careful! Your family might just go wild for chicken and wild rice casserole.
- Family Favorite Chicken Casserole: You will adore this phenomenal recipe for a hearty and healthy dinner
- Spinach Artichoke Chicken Casserole: Artichokes and spinach are excellent for your heart, so try making healthy chicken casserole recipes like this one!
- Cheese Please Chicken Noodle Casserole: Are you a cheese fiend? Try easy cheesy chicken casserole recipes made lighter!
- Easy Cowboy Chicken Casserole: Cowboys rely on a protein-rich diet to keep them healthy on a long cattle drive.
- Amazing Apple Chicken and Mushroom Casserole: Unique and healthy chicken casserole recipes incorporate new and interesting ingredients like apples and mushrooms.
- Sausage Stuffing-Topped Chicken Casserole: Sausage adds an extra kick to your favorite chicken casserole recipes.
- Quinoa Chicken Pot Pie: Adds a healthy twist to a traditionally heavy, fattening recipe!
- NEW! 5-Minute Mexican Chicken Casserole: Can you spare five minutes to make dinner tonight? (shown above)
From hamburger casserole recipes to more traditional beef casserole recipes, these healthy casserole recipes are unrivaled in terms of flavor. Try making one of these heart healthy casserole recipes today. They will fill you up and quell even the largest of appetites.
- Cowboy Ground Beef Casserole: Saddle up and take a swing at your first cowboy casserole, Old West style!
- Baked Beef Hash Brown Casserole: Hash browns don’t have to be for breakfast alone!
- Basic Burger Casserole: Cheeseburgers are not ideal for every night of the week, but this is a perfect heart-healthy alternative!
- Hearty Macaroni Beef Casserole: Do you like beefaroni? This macaroni beef casserole is just for you!
- Beef and Tomato Italian Casserole: Beef casserole recipes like this put a new spin on classic Italian recipes.
- Simple Veggie and Beef Casserole: Don’t forget the veggies! (shown above)
- 5 Ingredient Amish Style Ground Beef Casserole: Ground beef casserole recipes like this are already easy, but add wholesome Amish-style goodness and you will feel satisfied all day.
- Crazy Cowboy Casserole: Yee-haw! Beef casserole recipes like this are crazy good!
The key to heart health is in simplicity and style. These heart healthy casserole recipes are the best of the best. This amazing variety includes turkey casserole recipes, a spaghetti casserole recipe, and a casserole that is nearly a whole meal in itself!
- 7 Layer Casserole: Can’t decide which healthy casserole recipes are your favorite. Incorporate a few into this one!
- Three Meat Casserole: This hearty casserole recipe is packed with heart-healthy protein.
- Healthier Tater Tot Casserole: Tater tots aren’t always the healthiest choice, but healthy casseroles like this can come to your rescue.
- It’s Almost a Meal Healthy Casserole: Heart healthy casseroles like this are perfect for a family meal because they include almost every food group.
- Cheesy Loaded Casserole: More cheese, please!
- Turkey and Potato Casserole: Turkey casserole recipes are the best way to use leftovers after a big meal or celebration.
- Cheesy Spaghetti Casserole: It’s an Italian sensation! (shown above)
Wake up right with these delightfully healthy breakfast casserole recipes. Try both options on the same morning to add some variety, or make them ahead of time for the perfect easy preparation.
- Overnight Egg Casserole: This overnight breakfast casserole is completely hassle-free!
- Mexican Breakfast Casserole: If your morning needs a little pizazz, try making a Mexican casserole recipe.
- NEW! Crustless Cheesy Zucchini Pie: When it's your turn to host brunch, then this is the recipe for you! (shown above)
- NEW! Miss Bessie's Breakfast Bake: Make this once on Sunday night and eat it for breakfast all week!
These vegetarian casserole recipes may take meat out of the equation, but they are certainly not short of flavor. The variety of these vegetable casserole recipes will please and satisfy you and your family. Serve these as a side dish, or make them the main course! Even vegetable casserole recipes like these are high in protein and fiber for a wholesome meal.
- Greek Spinach Quinoa Casserole: Quinoa is a protein-packed vegetarian staple that is wonderfully delicious.
- Kevin's Sweet Potato Casserole: Sweet potato casserole is an American classic.
- Oven Corn Casserole: Try this oven corn casserole for a quick and easy side dish.
- Cajun Cornbread Casserole: Cajun dishes are great around Mardi Gras or just to spice up your life.
- No Bake Sweet Potato Casserole: Your heart will just love this sweet and simple sweet potato casserole.
- Gluten Dairy Free Mushroom Casserole: Don’t be afraid to try something new! Vegetarian casserole recipes like this will make you a permanent convert.
- Red Hot Bean Casserole: Vegetable casserole recipes like this are oh so satisfying!
- NEW! Zesty Southwestern Casserole: If you're looking for something spicy and delicious, try this casserole!
- NEW! Not-Your-Mama's Eggplant Parmesan: This might not be your traditional recipe...it might be better! (shown above)
Short on cash? No problem! These inexpensive casseroles are easy to make for any night of the week, and they will keep so that you can enjoy the leftovers again and again. These easy healthy casserole recipes are great when you’re cooking for a large crowd because you can usually find all of the ingredients in the dollar store.
- Dollar Store Cowboy Casserole: Eat like you’re living on the open range by making a quick and cheap casserole recipe like this one.
- Hobo Hubby Casserole: Hubba hubba! Inexpensive casseroles like this are no problem, even for folks who aren’t great at cooking.
- Ortega Chile Relleno Casserole: Mexican casserole recipes are simple and satisfying.
- Hobo Baked Potato Casserole: Hobos obviously cannot spend a lot of money, so they might make cheap & easy casserole recipes like this one.
- Italian Tuna Casserole: This tuna casserole recipe is molto bella!
- Chili Corndog Casserole: This is a Tex-Mex classic that the kids will adore.
- Dollar Store Casserole: Get more bang for your buck with easy cheap casserole dishes like this dollar store casserole.
- NEW! Chicken Penne Casserole with Corn and Zucchini: If you're looking for an easy casserole to try, this is the one! (shown above)
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Does Entrepreneurial Society Undermine Corporate Social Responsibility?Sustainability, Ethics and, Entrepreneurship (SEE) Conference (2015)
Previous studies on institutional determinants of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) have contributed to our understanding of the ceteris paribus effect of specific elements of institutional environments (e.g., rules, norms) on CSR. However, the contingencies that enhance or diminish the impact of these elements on CSR have not been explored in previous studies. To fill this gap, current study focuses on how entrepreneurial institutions (entry regulations and entrepreneurial culture) interact with social institutions (labor regulations and empathy) to affect the social performance of firms embedded within different institutional settings. The results show that labor regulations are less efficient in improving social performance when firms are located in countries with entrepreneurship-friendly entry regulations. Results have implications for theory, practice and efficient cross-sectorial policy making.
- corporate social responsibility,
Publication DateApril, 2015
Citation InformationNiloofar Abolfathi and Hessam Sarooghi. "Does Entrepreneurial Society Undermine Corporate Social Responsibility?" Sustainability, Ethics and, Entrepreneurship (SEE) Conference (2015)
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We all love oceans but it is quite uncommon to come across prehistoric creatures swimming across the oceans, on the other hand, it was a lucky day for the Portuguese Scientists who caught a shark aboard belonging to the age of dinosaurs from the Algarve cast. The frilled shark - Chlamydoselachus anguineus - is often referred to as a "living fossil". While it has a long slim snake-like body it has a unusual circular arrangement of 300 teeth.
The frilled shark has rarely been encountered alive, and thus poses no danger to humans, although scientists have accidentally cut themselves examining the species teeth. Termed as the pre-historic shark, the creature dates back to 80 million years making it the oldest species on the planet. The shark has six pair of gills which is frilly edges.
Professor Margarida Castro of the University of the Algarve told news website Sic Noticias that the shark has a unique mouth shape and gets its name from the frilled arrangement of its 300 teeth.
The frilled shark possesses dorsal, pelvic and anal fins allowing it to lunge at its prey in a similar technique used by terrestrial snakes.
The shark was caught at a depth of 701 meters near the resort of Portimao. The scientists further said that the rare and ancient creature might have inspired 19th-century tales of "sea serpents".
The frilled shark is found across the Atlantic, including off the coast of Norway and in the waters of Scotland, Galicia in Spain, the Azores, Madeira and the Canary Islands, as well as in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, namely off Japan, Australia and New Zealand. Scientists should take advantage of getting the shark as a living fossil and study in details about it and also they should try to find out more of them in the unexplored regions of the sea.


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420 U.S. 395 (1975), 73-1380, Chemehuevi Tribe of Indians v. Federal Power Commission
|Docket Nº:||No. 73-1380|
|Citation:||420 U.S. 395, 95 S.Ct. 1066, 43 L.Ed.2d 279|
|Party Name:||Chemehuevi Tribe of Indians v. Federal Power Commission|
|Case Date:||March 03, 1975|
|Court:||United States Supreme Court|
Argued January 13, 1975
CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT
Under § 4(e) of Part I of the Federal Power Act, the Federal Power Commission (FPC) is authorized to issue licenses to individuals, corporations, or governmental units organized for the purpose of constructing
project works necessary or convenient . . . for the development, transmission, and utilization of power across, along, from, or in any of the streams or other bodies of water over which Congress has jurisdiction . . or for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from any Government dam. . . .
Section 23(b) prohibits the unlicensed construction of such works on any navigable stream, as well as the unlicensed utilization of such surplus water for the purposes of developing electric power.
Held: These provisions of Part I of the Act giving the FPC licensing jurisdiction over hydroelectric facilities do not also confer such jurisdiction over thermal electric power plants. Pp. 400-422.
(a) The structures constituting thermal electric power plants are not "project works" within the meaning of § 4(e), as is clear from the language of that provision when read together with the rest of the Act (none of whose provisions refers to the development or conservation of steam power), the Act's legislative history (which manifests a congressional intent to regulate only hydroelectric generating facilities), the FPC's consistent interpretation of its authority as not including jurisdiction over thermal electric power plants, and this Court's decision in FPC v. Union Electric Co., 381 U.S. 90. Pp. 400-412.
(b) The surplus water clause of § 4(e) does not authorize FPC licensing of water used for cooling purposes in thermal electric power plants, nothing in the Act's language or legislative history disclosing any congressional intent that that clause should serve any broader interests than the project works clause. And, contrary
to the Court of Appeals' holding, the Act does not vest the FPC with all the responsibilities that, prior legislation had given to the Waterways Commission, responsibilities that, in any case did not include licensing the use of surplus water by steam plants. Pp. 412-422.
160 U.S.App.D.C. 83, 489 F.2d 1207, vacated and remanded.
STEWART, J., delivered the opinion of the Court, in which all other Members joined except DOUGLAS, J., who took no part in the consideration or decision of the cases.
STEWART, J., lead opinion
MR. JUSTICE STEWART delivered the opinion of the Court.
In these three cases, we review a single judgment of the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to
determine whether thermal electric power generating plants that draw cooling water from navigable streams are subject to the licensing jurisdiction of the Federal Power Commission under Part I of the Federal Power Act, c. 285, 41 Stat. 1063, as amended, 16 U.S.C. §§ 791a-823.
On September 20, 1971, two Indian tribes, five individual Indians, and two environmental groups1 (hereinafter the complainants) filed a complaint with the Commission requesting it to require 10 public utility companies located in the Southwestern United States2 to obtain licenses for six fossil-fueled thermal electric generating plants being constructed by the companies along the Colorado River and its tributaries.3 The plants are part of a projected vast electric power complex, and the energy generated within this new Southwestern
power pool will be transmitted in interstate commerce to load centers as far as 600 miles from the sites of the plants.
The six plants involved in these cases, like all thermal electric power plants, will require large amounts of water to cool and condense the steam utilized in the process of generating electricity. See generally 1 FPC, The 1970 National Power Survey I-10-1 to I-10-20. The water needed for cooling purposes will be obtained by withdrawing substantial quantities of water from the Colorado River system. The complaint filed with the Commission asserted that it had licensing jurisdiction over the plants pursuant to § 4(e) of Part I of the Federal Power Act, 16 U.S.C. § 797(e), because all six plants are "project works" for the development, transmission, and utilization of power across and along navigable waters, and because two of the plants will use "surplus water" impounded by a Government dam.4
[95 S.Ct. 1070] The Commission, on November 4, 1971, issued an order dismissing the complaint for lack of jurisdiction. The
Commission stated that
the legislative history [of the original Federal Water Power Act] shows that it was not intended that the licensing of thermal stations be included. This construction of the Commission's licensing jurisdiction under Part I of the Federal Power Act has been the longstanding interpretation of the Commission, [and] has been recognized favorably by the Supreme Court.
46 F.P.C. 1126, 1127 (citations omitted).
Following denial by the Commission of an application for a rehearing, 46 F.P.C. 1307, the complainants filed a petition in the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to review the Commission's order. The Court of Appeals undertook a scholarly and comprehensive review of the executive and legislative antecedents of the Federal Water Power Act of 1920, and traced in detail the Act's legislative history and the administrative and judicial interpretations of the Act since its passage. 160 U.S.App.D.C. 83, 489 F.2d 1207. Based on this voluminous material, the Court of Appeals affirmed the Commission's conclusion that thermal electric plants are not "project works" under § 4(e), and that the Commission's licensing jurisdiction under the clause extends only to hydroelectric generating plants. "Steam plants," the court held, "were purposely omitted from the congressional scheme." 160 U.S.App.D.C. at 107, 489 F.2d at 1231. The Court of Appeals also held, however, that the Commission's licensing authority under the "surplus water" clause of § 4(e) is not similarly limited. The use of "surplus water" for cooling purposes by thermal electric generating plants is sufficient, the court concluded, to bring those plants within the Commission's licensing jurisdiction. 160 U.S.App.D.C. at 111-117, 489 F.2d at 1235-1241. Accordingly, the court remanded the case to the Commission to determine in the first instance whether any of the six plants involved in this case fall
under that branch of its licensing authority. Id. at 118, 489 F.2d at 1242. We granted the parties' petitions for writs of certiorari to consider the important questions of statutory construction presented by this litigation. 417 U.S. 944.
The question whether thermal electric generating plants are subject to the licensing jurisdiction of the Commission involves no issue as to the extent of congressional power under the Commerce Clause. It is well established that the interstate transmission of electric energy is fully subject to the commerce power of Congress. FPC v. Union Electric Co., 381 U.S. 90, 94; Public Utilities Comm'n v. Attleboro Steam & Elec. Co., 273 U.S. 83, 86; Electric Bond & Share Co. v. SEC, 303 U.S. 419, 432-433. And it is equally clear that projects generating energy for interstate transmission, such as the six plants involved in this case, affect commerce among the States and are therefore within the purview of the federal commerce power, regardless of whether the plants generate electricity by steam or hydroelectric power. FPC v. Union Electric Co., supra, at 94-95; see NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., 301 U.S. 1, 40-41; Katzenbach v. McClung, 379 U.S. 294, 301-304. The only question before us is whether Congress has exercised that power in Part I of the Federal Power Act by requiring a license for the construction and operation of thermal electric power generating plants that withdraw large quantities of [95 S.Ct. 1071] water from navigable waters for cooling and other plant purposes.
Consideration of the Commission's statutory licensing authority under Part I of the Federal Power Act must, of course, begin with the language of the Act itself. Section 4(e), 16 U.S.C. § 797(e), authorizes the Commission
to issue licenses to individuals, corporations, or governmental units organized for the purpose of constructing
project works necessary or convenient . . . for the development, transmission, and utilization of power across, along, from, or in any of the streams or other bodies of water over which Congress has jurisdiction . . . or for the purpose of utilizing the surplus water or water power from any Government dam. . . .
Section 23(b) of the Act, 16 U.S.C. § 817, in turn, prohibits the unlicensed construction of such works on any navigable stream as well as the unlicensed utilization of the surplus water from a Government dam for the purpose of developing electric power.5 "Project" is defined as the complete unit of development of a power plant, 16 U.S.C. § 796(11); and "project works" means the physical structure of a project. § 796(12).
Emphasizing that these provisions do not require that the project works be used to generate "hydroelectric power," but rather merely "power," the complainants assert that the six thermal electric power plants in this case fall squarely within the statutory language defining the Commission's licensing jurisdiction. Each of the thermal electric facilities undoubtedly qualifies as a "complete unit of development of a power...
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The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers for December 16-20, 2019, promise another dramatic week of Thomas trouble. He gets his way at the office and works on a new plan to win over Hope.
The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers Highlights
The fashion war is on but poor Hope (Annika Noelle) struggles to keep her line afloat. All the top designers are busy and no one runs to her rescue. She’ll have no choice but to go crawling back to Thomas (Matthew Atkinson).
Thomas will be delighted and will work overtime to win her heart. He even devises a sinister plot to catch her eye. She says she doesn’t want him but does she mean it? He tests the waters by flirting it up with Zoe (Kiara Barnes) in front of his ex-wife.
Will the scene give Hope a moment of pause? Yes, but not in a romantic way. Spoilers show Hope trusts Thomas more when she thinks his eyes are set on a new prize.
Speaking of Zoe, she has a mission of her own to complete. She agrees to side with Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and Liam (Scott Clifton), and they make sure she stays in line. She is their eyes and ears and better keep her word.
Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor) is back but why is the legal eagle onscreen? Rumor has it he’s there to finalize Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) and Brooke’s (Katherine Kelly Lang) divorce and dissolve their marriage once and for all.
What will this mean for Brooke’s future? She’s not good at being alone and never says single long. Will she go chasing after Bill? Is Eric (John McCook) back on her list? Let’s hope she meets someone new and leaves all the happy couples alone.
Meanwhile, Sally (Courtney Hope) is blindsided when Steffy drops a truth bomb. Teasers show her confession leaves everyone’s jaws on the floor. Steffy isn’t one to lay her heart on the line so this is something you will not want to miss. The Bold and the Beautiful (BB) airs weekdays on CBS. Check your local listings for airtimes.

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"As soon as I got back home (to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) reality set in and I settled into my other life," said David in a phone interview Monday afternoon. David works in real estate in south Florida."It makes you remember that we're not NASCAR racers," he said. "We're weekend racers, and we have other jobs. When I do get a chance to enjoy it, it's the little things like getting an e-mail from a fan congratulating me."
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Who Is Iamlegallyhype on TikTok? TikTok Star Video Viral on Russia-Ukraine Conflict Reaction: Netizens are scrounging the social media to know who is Iamlegallyhype on TikTok because the person who is behind this username has gone viral overnight and is now being recognized by every social media user thanks to her take on the Ukraine-Russia conflict. She has garnered a huge following base on TikTok because of her commentary on the ongoing heated conflict. This article will make you educated on who is Iamlegallyhype? and what she has spoken in her video that is made on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Here you will also get to learn about her social media accounts and age so look at the paragraphs of this article by scrolling down the page. Follow More Update On Phoosi.com
Who Is Iamlegallyhype on TikTok?
According to the sources, she is an American native who is a law learner and she is being recognized due to her commentary over an ongoing conflict on TikTok. She began with “Okay, so boom!” and proceeds to elucidate the international conflict. For everyone, she used common terms to understand and removed political slang. As she refers to former President Donald Trump as Big T and President of Russia Putin as Big Bank P. Follow the following section to get more on Iamlegallyhype.
#Russia has 70% of the forces needed to invade #Ukraine and it’s getting a little scary in the streets. #TeamofTomorrow #learnontiktok
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Iamlegallyhype TikTok Video Explained
She has gained a positive reaction from the users of TikTok for her commentary as she used American-African Vernacular English, historical reference, and a comical tone to impress the viewers of the video. Many liked her way of explaining the conflict and commented on her video they only desired to hear the news in this way. According to her TikTok account posts, she use to post videos and photos on political topics in the same way she explained the Russia-Ukraine conflict. She said Russia and Ukraine are playing a game out here but Ukraine said they are not supporting the pull-up.
Ukraine & Russia out here playing ud83dudc08 & ud83dudc01 games but Uki said they not backing down pull up or shut up. ud83dude2c
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Iamlegallyhype Video Viral on Russia-Ukraine Conflict
She is a law student as we have told you above and she gives commentary on political conflicts on TikTok where she has garnered more than 419K followers and over 3.4 million users have tapped on the heart button on her videos have been uploaded on TikTok. Her TikTok account can be found with the username “@iamlegallyhupe” and her real name is A.B. Besides her TikTok account, she has also started her Youtube channel. The graph of her account insight is on rising. Stay tuned to this page and read other world news here in one place.


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Easy and quick soft bake cookies, with a crumbly outer edge, a gooey centre and dotted with melted chunks of Cadburys dairy milk chocolate.
The best soft bake cookies
So last week the bestest ever, soft bake cookies happened in my kitchen! I should actually say that they FINALLY happened, as Ben has been asking me to make him some soft bake cookies for quite a long time. And so here they are
– all lovely and gooey and soft and oh my goodness they are so so tasty. And that is why its taken me so long to make them. They are just too good and I was terrified of the aftermath of baking said cookies.
Of course the inevitable happened and we both gorged ourselves on the these wonderful delicious treats and now we are both craving more. With only 4 weeks to go until our wedding – this is definitely a major household crisis!
Cookies for a weekend treat
However, if you’re not getting married in four weeks and think that a little, soft, gooey treat would be rather lovely this weekend, then definitely, 100 percent make these cookies, right now! I cannot stress enough how good they are, nor give enough warning about their all-consuming, addictive nature. They must contain some kind of magic, or maybe its just all the sugar and chocolate 🙂
Honestly, all I can think about right now is how good my treacle and cardamom homemade ice cream would be sandwiched between two of these luscious cookies. 😯 Definitely one to try post-wedding.
Making soft bake cookies
The recipe for these cookies really is very simple and straight forward. I’ve used as few ingredients as possible, in order to create a traditional, bog-standard cookie.
The recipe calls for 2 types of sugar: the brown is needed due to its molasses content, which is acidic and reacts with the bicarb. The white sugar balances out the brown sugar and stops the cookies becoming too dark during baking. The reaction with the molasses and bicarb helps to create a nice, light cookie due to the production of a bit of air.
And its well worth the extra effort to weigh out two types of sugar. These cookies are extra special, extra tasty and certainly a treat we’ll be having plenty more of in the future.
Nutritional info – I don’t think it would be proper of me at all to parade the nutritional content of this recipe in front of you. Also I really don’t want to know myself. I just want to enjoy the best cookies ever 🙂 Its not a recipe that you would make for its nutritional benefits anyway, only the benefit of feeling happy and overjoyed and well and truly satisfied 🙂
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Here's the 411. There will always be a new craze or fad in health and fitness. A way to get you fit with little to no work on your part. They are all basically snake oil. Cleanses are part of this.
Sure you can lose weight on a cleanse. Everyone will lose weight if they are only eat cabbage soup or drinking nothing but pre-made shakes. But you'll also put it right back on when the cleanse is over. And you will have spent lots of money in the process.
Plus a cleanse, which is suppose to make you healthy and flush out all those toxins, is stressful on your body. People who do cleanses have high levels of stress hormones present while they do it because they aren't eating enough. Basically their body thinks they are starving. When your body thinks it's starving, it burns muscle, and keeps fat. That means the weight you lose is muscle not fat.
On top of that if you just eat healthy you will have exactly the same levels of toxins in your body as the person who has done a cleanse has at the end of the same time. That means that people who do a cleanse are no farther ahead than those which have just eaten clean.
And if you don't want to believe me, ask Dr. Oz. He did a study on Oprah about four years ago showing exactly that. And his response was that a cleanse is a waste of time and money.
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Does your smart phone illuminate when you’re not using it? Does its camera light blink at random times? Do you hear background noises or clicks while on a call?
If so, your mobile device might have been compromised, and you might be the victim of one of today’s newer forms of technology-enabled stalking, according to University of Iowa Information Technology Services.
“Technology-assisted stalking, harassment and intimidation can happen to anyone,” according to the UI department.
Stalking numbers locally have been on the rise, reported the Rape Victim Advocacy Program, an Iowa City-based sexual abuse response center that serves the UI and surrounding counties. Officials credit that, in part, to all the tools today’s stalkers have at their disposal.
Instead of just writing letters, sending flowers or showing up where they're not wanted, perpetrators today can track individuals online, hack virtual passwords, use mobile applications to trace cellphones and even tap into camera phones to watch or listen to their targets.
Experts said there also has been a shift in how stalking and harassment is perceived, increasing awareness and possibly affecting report numbers. In response to the changes, the UI last year added stalking language to five policies – including its anti-harassment and violence policies.
The UI also has a stalking awareness campaign planned for this spring, with the goal of better educating people on what stalking can look like and how to avoid becoming a victim.
“It is easier (to stalk), absolutely,” said Karla Miller, RVAP executive director. “You can find out anything about people online.”
Stalking-related crisis calls to the advocacy center have jumped over the past five years, increasing from 4 calls in the 2009 budget year to 22 in the last budget year, according to RVAP’s annual statistics. When looking just at UI-related calls, numbers have risen from 1 call in 2009 to 20 last year.
The center also has seen more calls related to sexual harassment, which more often is being perpetrated online or via mobile technology, Miller said.
“People who have a propensity for abhorrent behavior like stalking will use anything they can to help carry that out,” she said. “I think it’s hard for people who are good people and don’t do this to understand just how available their information is in real time. It’s a very scary topic.”
Keeping up with the criminals
Stalking is intentional and repeated behavior that makes someone fear for his or her safety, and it’s a crime, according to the Iowa Office of the Attorney General.
But technology has made it easier for perpetrators to engage in stalking behavior because it lets them remain anonymous, Miller said.
“It’s a virtual playground for people with antisocial behavior – whether they’re stalking strangers or people they know,” she said.
Technology can be so helpful for stalkers that experts and authorities said it’s rare in today’s society to find a case that doesn’t involve social media or mobile applications.
“It’s become part and parcel of the list of behaviors that anti-social people engage in,” Miller said. “You can assume that if anyone is stalking, they are using those things.”
In some cases, cyber and mobile stalking cases are easier to prosecute because they often come with a “paper trail” that can be used as evidence. But some programs and mobile applications erase content after it’s sent – leaving victims and authorities without proof a crime occurred, said Peter Berkson, threat assessment and care specialist with the UI Department of Public Safety.
“Even police have challenges with this subject,” Berkson said. “There are evolving and new applications popping up that make it difficult for police to keep up.”
It’s not uncommon for the population he polices – the younger university crowd – to be ahead of the curve when it comes to new tools.
“But we are trying to keep abreast of the times and the information and technology out there,” he said. “And we are not afraid to say we don’t know everything about this.”
Berkson added that his department will tap the UI’s technology specialists, if necessary.
“We will use anyone who has more knowledge in that area if we are struggling,” he said.
UI police are receiving more reports of harassment and stalking cases of late, Berkson said, and he blamed that on the fact that technology “always” is involved.
“Everyone is more connected,” he said.
Experts also have seen a shift in perception around stalking of late, possible increasing report numbers, said Monique DiCarlo, UI sexual misconduct response coordinator.
“In the past, something that might have been portrayed in the media as funny now is being taken more seriously,” DiCarlo said.
In addition to its new policy language around stalking, the UI’s upcoming stalking awareness campaign will focus on bystander early intervention, with the goal of increasing “help-seeking behavior.”
“The majority of people are not going to stalk or harass someone,” DiCarlo said. “But most of us might witness something that could lead to that behavior, and we want bystanders to know what to do before a crime occurs.”
DiCarlo said the UI’s policy amendments and intervention initiatives, in part, are due to the shift in how stalking is perpetrated and perceived.
“I think it’s important to say that the technology hasn’t created the problem,” she said. “But it certainly has complicated it.”
The Rape Victim Advocacy Program, which serves four counties and the University of Iowa, takes crisis calls for a variety of concerns, including stalking. Numbers are by fiscal year.
Calls for stalking
2009 - 4
2010 - 12
2011 - 6
2012 - 9
2013 - 22
University of Iowa-related stalking calls
2009 - 1
2010 - 5
2011 - 1
2012 - 3
2013 - 20
Source: RVAP of Iowa City
For more information
- To view the University of Iowa’s recent policy changes, go to http://osmrc.uiowa.edu/policy/stalking.
- Stalking is defined by the Iowa Office of the Attorney General as intentional and repeated behaviors that place an individual in reasonable fear for his or her safety. Stalking is a course of conduct used to maintain contact with, or exercise power and control over, another individual. Stalking is serious, often violent, and can escalate over time. Stalking is a crime.
Source: Iowa Office of the Attorney General


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Governor Delays Expanded Medicaid Benefits
The Strickland administration has delayed plans to restore dental benefits for 700,000 low-income Ohioans.
The state also is holding off on boosting Medicaid payments to hospitals and doctors who care for the poor.
Physician and dentist associations are outraged over the reversal.
Strickland spokesman Keith Dailey says right now, the state can’t afford the $65 million a year price tag for expanded benefits, due to higher than expected Medicaid caseloads.
The program provides state and federal dollars to insure the poor.


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CHAMPAIGN - Build a $10 million building on an 80-space parking lot and you're bound to hear about it, about 80 times.
Almost that many people attended a city meeting Monday to hear more and say more about the growing pains the ambitious Volition project at 1 Main St. will impose on their parking habits.
To a person, those affected expressed enthusiasm for the five-story office, residential and retail complex. And many will be affected, from residents of downtown whose leased parking spaces are being displaced, to office workers who will be forced to move, to shoppers, diners and patrons of nightclubs who enjoy the proximity of their parking spaces to their favorite establishments.
Support, however, is tempered by misgivings over where the city is taking its parking system.
Craig Rost, the city's deputy city manager for development, admitted the parking system is a mishmash of rates and a maze of logic. The Volition project, he said, is an opportunity to design a rational and more equitable system.
"The timing for this is not ideal," he said. "What we're trying to respond to is a golden opportunity for downtown. The construction of a $10 million building is a big deal. Its coming here will start getting us to the point where we're a true urban center. We're at a growth point where we have to make some hard decisions."
Downtown residents and property owners are happy to participate in the process.
People with leased spaces on the 1 Main parking lot are feeling the immediate effect. They've been told their leases expire at the end of the month. Rost promised them the city will provide alternative spaces.
People who live downtown in particular are most affected. Their leased spaces generally aren't very close to where they live anyway. The new development will move them even farther out.
"It seems to me you've already decided," said Debbie Auble, the owner of Ward & Associates. "It seems to me you've already decided Volition and their workers are more important than us."
Tom Gillespie, an owner of Two Main, said parking spaces for patrons of his bar and residents who live above are all being displaced to as-yet-unknown locations, all of which affects the bottom line for a business little over a year old.
"I want to support this, I really do," he said. "But I've got to say that if I'd known this was going to happen across the street when I decided to invest over $1 million here, I'd have gotten cold feet."
Bruce Knight, the city's plan director, said the parking changes that are envisioned will be planned in earnest over the next few months. In that sense, the input received Monday will be a part of that process, in particular the needs of people who live downtown.
But for the Volition project, the need to make adjustments to the lot at 1 Main is immediate to allow the builders to break ground next month. They hope to complete the building within a year. A development agreement between the city and the Volition backers goes to the city council for a tentative endorsement on Tuesday.
Beyond that point, city officials are looking at broader changes to the overall parking system downtown. The changes will be designed around the principle that lease rates will be higher in the center of downtown and gradually decline the farther the spaces are from the center.
Volition, with developer Cody Sokolski, is building 24 condominiums on the upper stories and will build 40 parking spaces underground for residential use.
The city has also agreed to provide 80 leased spaces to Volition within about a block of the building at a cost of $50 per month for 12-hour spaces and $65 for 24-hour spaces. Rost said Monday that spaces at those rates will also be available to others downtown, which some said they'd gladly pay. Current downtown rates range from $15 to $25 per space per month.
In addition to the 80 spaces, the city has agreed to provide another 40 spaces for office tenants and 52 short-term spaces for retail uses of the project.
The city is trying to buy a new lot and trade outlying city lots for ones closer to downtown to consolidate its parking holdings. It is also working with David Meyer, owner of the old Robeson garage, toward renovations that will make that space available.
Meyer said he has proposed a plan to the city to make 200 spaces there available in the spring.
Rost estimated that with the planned purchase and trades under consideration, the city may be able to produce an additional 84 leased spaces.
Higher rates will be gradually phased in as the city works toward financing plans that can support the construction of a parking garage, which at this point appears most logical at Hill and Neil streets, Rost said.
City plans to crack down on illegally displayed ads
CHAMPAIGN - The city of Champaign announced Monday its intentions to start cracking down on illegally displayed advertising at gas stations and convenience stores.
Regulations allow for limited on-site advertising near fuel pumps that is not directed at passers-by. But over time, city officials said compliance with the rule has become increasingly lax and many additional signs have been erected.
Matt Flynn, the city's principal planner, said the city has taken inventory of such signage and issued notices to all businesses to remove the illegal signs by Jan. 15 or face fines.
"It's the city's intent to treat all businesses equally, and through voluntary cooperation, remove these unsightly signs from our streets," Flynn said.
The effort follows similar action in enforcing sign regulations on rights of way and regarding billposting for live bands in downtown and Campustown. Those efforts have met with good voluntary compliance, Flynn said.

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Genre: Travel & Tourism
Title: Chicago World’s Fair
Artist: Weimer Pursell
Size (cm): 69 x 106 [incl. backing 72 x 108]
Country of origin: USA
Pursell’s majestic deco style design for the Federal Building at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair is breathtaking. Futuristic, with shades of Fritz Lang’s 1927 “Metropolis”, the style and composition had a wide appeal evident in the “Flash Gordon” films of the early 1930’s, and the The Emerald City in “The Wizard of Oz” 1939. Echos can still be seen in contemporary poster designs. This is a superb poster.
The poster was found folded & inside its original envelope, it has never been opened or exposed to sunlight. The poster has been professionally cleaned and laid on Japan tissue. The fold lines are faintly visible but entirely consistent with the age and original storage condition of the poster. It is in excellent condition.
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Southern Nevada Animal Rescue League, exists to provide a better life for adoptable homeless, abandoned, or abused animals. We aim to assist in the effort of limiting the overpopulation of these animals as well as educate the public against breed or size discrimination. There is no such thing as a “bad breed”, only bad humans. Our mission is to make sure all of the animals we rescue are placed in loving, safe, and viable fur-ever homes.
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This is 4 year old Branson! Branson was saved from the local shelter just moments before he was going to be euthanized due to lack of space, and he has been stuck in boarding since. We would love to get him in a home where he can decompress, and show the world what a sweet boy he is. He does need to be the only pup in the house, but when you adopt a dog who can pick his own nose with his tongue, what else do you really need? Branson is the biggest snuggle bug ever. He love everyone he meets!! He is house trained, knows basic commands like sit, lay, stay, and come.... and he will even shake if you ask him to. He is very treat and attention motivated! His favorite thing is to have his belly rubbed! Please don't let this sweet boy continue to shut down in boarding. Open your home and heart to Branson today by adding him to your family!

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In my case, I didn’t notice any difference regardless of the changes I made in the settings. My tablet has the same resolution of 2000×1200, and switching between resolutions didn’t make any difference. I use my tablet as a third monitor, displaying only the information I need to keep an eye on without requiring much interaction. Despite configuring it with the “fast” settings, it remains slow when I attempt to perform work on the tablet.
In my opinion, it’s best to use the tablet as a monitor solely for keeping notes, reminders, or anything that doesn’t require much interaction.
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P.J.M. Elite Star Rhododendron
Rhododendron 'P.J.M. Elite Star'
Height: 4 feet
Spread: 4 feet
Hardiness Zone: 4a
Group/Class: P.J.M. Series
A beautiful, compact evergreen shrub with showy lilac flowers in spring and an upright habit, very hardy, interesting fall coloration; absolutely must have well-drained, highly acidic soil.
P.J.M. Elite Star Rhododendron is draped in stunning clusters of lilac-purple trumpet-shaped flowers with cherry-red spots at the ends of the branches in early spring, which emerge from distinctive rose flower buds. It has green foliage. The glossy narrow leaves turn an outstanding plum purple in the fall.
P.J.M. Elite Star Rhododendron is an open multi-stemmed evergreen shrub with an upright spreading habit of growth. Its relatively coarse texture can be used to stand it apart from other landscape plants with finer foliage.
This is a relatively low maintenance shrub, and should only be pruned after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season's flowers. It has no significant negative characteristics.
P.J.M. Elite Star Rhododendron is recommended for the following landscape applications;
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P.J.M. Elite Star Rhododendron will grow to be about 4 feet tall at maturity, with a spread of 4 feet. It tends to be a little leggy, with a typical clearance of 1 foot from the ground. It grows at a slow rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for 40 years or more.
This shrub does best in partial shade , part sun location.. It requires evenly moist well-drained soil for optimal growth but will die in standing water. It is very fussy about its soil conditions and must have rich, acidic soils to ensure success, and is subject to chlorosis (yellowing) of the leaves in alkaline soils. It is somewhat tolerant of urban pollution and will benefit from being planted in a relatively sheltered location. Consider applying a thick mulch around the root zone in winter to protect it in exposed locations or colder microclimates. This particular variety is an interspecific hybrid.


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One of the first things that I started doing after diving into painting again was listening to this podcast, Artist Decoded by Yoshino. Those conversations kept me company as I was stepping into the vulnerability of making my marks on paper or canvas. Yoshino and the artists who were interviewed became my own little artist tribe, support community before I could make that happen in my own world. Yoshino interviews from such a relaxed and respectful place, it creates these open and authentic, extended conversations. I feel so strongly that we grow in our humanity when we listen to other people’s stories. I have found myself nodding and smiling, learning something new about the artist, about myself, in each episode.
Also as a side benefit, my instagram feed and playlists have gotten so much better just from following the artists that I really like or checking out the music that gets mentioned.
One of my favorite interviews so far has been with Blake Neubert.


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Good morning! Here are the five most important things you need to know to get your workday started.
South Shore Health, Wellforce discuss merger
Four years after failing to merge with Partners HealthCare, South Shore Health is in partnership discussions with Burlington-based Wellforce, a possible precursor to a merger, Jessica Bartlett reports.
And speaking of mergers
The $1.8 billion real estate merger between JLL and HFF just closed yesterday.
Cumberland Farms sues towns over tobacco ban
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The essence of law and right in the light of the proposals of Sergio Cotta, Michel Villey and Javier Hervada: final reflections
Keywords:essence of law and right, Sergio Cotta, Michel Villey, Javier Hervada, juridical good
We study the proposals of Cotta, Villey and Hervada on the essence of law and right. First of all, some common lines are highlighted between them: the relationship between law, right and justice, the need for an ontological look, the specificity of the juridical with respect to morality and politics, the relevance of juridical philosophy for the juridical science. Then we describe the three approaches in their diversity: the ontophenomenology of law in Cotta, the classic juridical realism in Villey and Hervada, also suggesting a comparison between both. Finally, we offer some propositional considerations that try to show the relevance of these proposals, underlining that right is inherent in real relations between people, and the centrality of the conception of right as a juridical good, that is, as a good of the other which is object of justice.


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Getting a New Pet in Rhawnhurst
Tips & Tricks for New Pet Owners in Philadelphia, Bucks County and Montgomery County
So you’re ready for your family to grow? Getting a new pet is always an exciting time, whether you’re adopting a middle-aged, abandoned dog or starting anew with a kitten. In every case, we’re here for you and your new pet today, next month, and in a decade from now.
Are you about to become a new pet parent? Visit our New Clients portal to discover and learn all about what to expect, download essential new pet forms, and more!
Call us at (215) 883-8286 if you have questions about new pet ownership.
What to Do When Adopting a New Pet
There are many things for you to consider when adding another furry friend to your family. Do you already have pets? What “tricks” will you (or should you) teach your pet? What kind of food should you buy? How do you make this affordable?
The first step is to make an appointment with our veterinarians so they can examine the pet, administer the appropriate vaccinations, and do a few tests to make sure your pet is happy and healthy.
During this visit, it is important to talk to your vet about two things:
- Microchipping: Approximately 20% of lost dogs and less than 2% of lost cats who were not microchipped were reunited with their families. When microchipped, 52% of dogs and almost 40% of cats were returned home.
- Pet nutrition: Feeding your new pet a healthy and nutritious diet is one of the most important things to do.
If you’re adopting or buying a baby animal, you should also start thinking about training. There is a plethora of helpful information out there on what you should teach your pet and the best way to go about doing this. Vetstreet, the ASPCA, and PetMD all offer themselves as informative and valuable resources.
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Game on, it would seem, in Australia’s version of the new politics of populism.
It’s reported that Pauline Hanson has employed a former adviser to Donald Trump in her search to replicate his success here in Australia.
A few days after her warnings of being “swamped” by the Chinese in the morning, and by Muslims in the afternoon, One Nation, like Trump in the US, is hoovering up media coverage and hitting well above its weight in publicity terms by issuing a steady stream of provocative statements and policy proposals.
Hanson’s party has four Senate seats, but is already driving the media and political agenda in ways that would have been inconceivable just three months ago.
And if you think it equally inconceivable that Ms Hanson and her entourage of deplorables could come to exert real governmental power in this country, you haven’t been reading the memos.
Anti-immigration, white-pride, anti-Muslim rhetoric is leading the polls and winning elections and referendums in the US, the UK, France, Germany, Hungary, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, indeed almost everywhere in the liberal democratic societies of the northern hemisphere to which Australians have traditionally looked for models of governance and social norms.
The political mainstream has shifted sharply to the (alt-) right there, and the same thing is now happening here. How far that trend will go, and with what outcomes for social cohesion, multiculturalism and the tone of public debate remains to be seen, with the forthcoming marriage equality plebiscite likely to be an early test.
While we wait, what can we – that is, those of us who have lived our civic lives on the assumption that democracy is a good thing, and the more of it the better, but now see it bringing to the fore reactionary monsters of the type who, using the same electoral means and ill-informed arguments as used by One Nation and its overseas equivalents today, brought us fascism and world war in the 1930s – do to prevent the slide into a new dark age?
Let’s not shoot the messengers, first.
134,000 people voted for One Nation in Queensland. And as a recent Guardian piece by Bridie Jabour shows, they are not all racists, xenophobes and anti-Muslim bigots.
Some are fed up with the generosity of the Australian welfare state and their perception that “bludgers”, native-born and imported, are eroding the future pensions of taxpaying workers.
One Sri Lankan immigrant who herself complains of experiencing racism from white Australians supports One Nation in any case, fearful that:
She’s [Hanson] absolutely right, we’re selling Australia. It’s OK to have foreign investments, but all the businesses are gone, car manufacturing is gone, sugar is gone, everything’s gone. They’ve sold it. They’re sending everything offshore where it’s cheaper, so it’s not Australians getting employed, the mining, they’re employing people on 457 visas, I think it’s the worst thing ever, that loophole.
This isn’t racism, more a familiar isolationism that finds an echo in the “Australia-made” branding of many Aussie businesses. Hanson is merely “doing a Trump”, stoking those fears with false data and affected rage, claiming to speak for “the people” against the hordes of invading aliens now banging down the door.
Let’s not blame the mainstream politicians, who are being outflanked by the populists everywhere and not just in Canberra.
Except perhaps for this well-intentioned error: they have failed to engage honestly and frankly with the concerns of working and middle class people as they confront the challenges of globalisation, multiculturalism and identity politics.
There has been a fear, for example, on all sides of mainstream politics, driven by the desire not to be seen to offend Islam, to acknowledge the real tensions which the presence of that religion and its extremist variants have generated in a liberal secular society.
This failure is at the core of populism’s resurgence in Europe and north America, even more so than in Australia, where the trend is at an early stage.
The EU migrant crisis is partly a popular response to the rapid, uncontrolled influx of literally millions of mainly young men from the islamist killing fields of the Middle East and North Africa, at least some of whom are themselves jihadi combatants, including those who brutally murdered more than 100 Parisians at the Bataclan.
Irrational fear of the “Other” has joined with legitimate anxieties about who will pay for the welfare of these migrants, where and how they will live, how they will react to our progressive sexual cultures, and so on.
There is a perception of failure to manage these huge movements of people, of a loss of control by the state organs which exist above all to preserve public security and well being.
By comparison with Europe, Australia’s migrant issues are small in scale – Tony Abbott, to his credit, did indeed stop the boats – but Hanson and her ilk have seized on them, along with other anxieties around such trends as the perceived “takeover” of Australian interests by China.
So before we have our very own Trump, Nigel Farage or Marine Le Pen on our hands, our elected politicians must find a new way to address the hate-filled rhetoric of the populists and the White Australians, a path which engages firmly with Islamic community leaders who promote homophobia or child marriage as much as it condemns One Nationers who exaggerate the threats posed by halal or sharia.
After all, we have as a nation – indeed, the world has – spent years now dissecting the systemic paedophilia and parallel cover ups of the Roman Catholic Church.
While Cardinal Pell sweats under oath to the royal commission in Rome, where is the equivalently high-profile critique of sex with children which Islamic theology endorses? Right now, the Danish government is resisting the legitimacy on “cultural” grounds of child marriage being advocated by imams in their migrant Muslim community.
Islamophobic? Or reasonable, perhaps even essential, given the decades of struggle for sexual equality and against child sex abuse which all advanced capitalist countries have undergone?
Religions are not races, but deeply patriarchal, conservative ideologies. We have the right to routinely offend them, and the duty to criticise when any religion seeks special privilege for homophobic, misogynistic and sectarian beliefs and practices.
If our mainstream politicians and commentators don’t do that in the case of one religion in particular, for fear of causing offence or being called “Islamophobic”, the real racists will step in to the space, as Trump has done so effectively in the US.
As for the media, including the public service ABC with its natural caution and requirement for balance, they must fight populist politicians – and they are not all in One Nation, regrettably – with facts, and not respond to the bait dangled before them by every shocking statement which comes from Hanson or her band.
How do you think Trump got where he is today, if not with the assistance of round-the-clock media coverage of what was initially presented as a novelty, joke candidature?
The new populists understand the media and how to command its attention. News editors and journalists shouldn’t let themselves be played like fools. Hanson is a freak on the fringe. Don’t elevate her to the status of a major player.
This is not an argument for censorship, but for more nuanced reflection of the fact that One Nation’s 2016 vote in Queensland was less than 4% of the eligible electorate.
A political earthquake deserving headline coverage from now on? Or a tremor, a warning of things to come if we don’t respond appropriately now? How to handle what Margaret Thatcher famously called “the oxygen of publicity” in relation to extremist, deliberately provocative statements is an important question for Australia’s media.
There is a need to restate, also, that the defence of Australian national interests and identity is entirely compatible with multiculturalism. Australia (like the US, as Barack Obama put it with typical eloquence the other day) is entirely composed of migrants, except only for the original indigenous peoples who were here first.
Everyone else came here on a boat or a plane sometime in the past, and contemporary Australia reflects that diversity of origin in ways which give it competitive advantage in the Asian century.
In the Australian context, therefore, to be multicultural can be presented as the very essence of patriotism. All those generations of migrants, from the convicts of the First Fleet to more recent refugees from Pol Pot, Assad, Khamenei or the Chinese Communist Party, have an interest in good governance and the management of migration.
As for China and other inward-investing countries in the Asian region, our media and mainstream politicians must explain and explain again to those who may dally with One Nation-ism that a prosperous, dynamic economy is unthinkable in today’s world without lots of foreign trade and investment.
Such investment has to be managed so as to protect national security and long-term sustainability in areas such as energy and freedom of shipping – which may mean robust rejection of China’s imperialist claims to the South China Sea, for example, or a veto on the overseas sale of strategic assets – but it cannot be foregone if Australia is to continue to prosper in the decades to come.
In between the extremes of One Nation nativism, therefore, and the kind of misjudged political correctness which seems blind, indifferent to, or dismissive of the concerns of those ordinary people who chose to vote for Hanson’s party, there must be a new cultural politics of pragmatic progressivism.
Politicians, media and analysts who wish to preserve the progressive achievements of the past must make their own pivot to a better understanding of the real-world concerns of ordinary, hard working folk who are vulnerable to the siren call of extremists. And they must do it before the 4% becomes 40%.
Brian McNair is the author of Communication and Political Crisis (Peter Lang, 2016).


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“We’re lucky in this area… and maybe we don’t always realize it because we do have so much of our native ecosystem left, with the Red Hills plantations that have been maintained with fire for many years – places like this, that have been protected from development.” Joe Burnam is on the Board of Directors for the Lost Creek Forest. “From an indigenous standpoint, from a Native American standpoint, areas like this were important. Just like those of you that are hunters nowadays, you know that critters like to live where there’s edge, where there’s different habitat types that come together. This is a natural edge between the frequently burned uplands and the bottomlands.”
Lost Creek Forest in Thomasville, Georgia gives us a glimpse of what forests looked like before European settlement and may also give us an insight into the people who lived here.
Native plants and animals were often used for important items like clothing and rope. Take the yucca plant as an example.
Joe Burnam demonstrates to an avid group of children and adults how a bowstring could be made using the leaves of the yucca. He lays the leaf over his knee and scrapes it until only the stringy fibers are left. Then he shows how much easier twisting the fibers can be if the ends are placed in the mouth and both hands are used for twisting it. Yucca is one of the many plants that make Lost creek biologically unique.
To members of the community, it’s an ecosystem worth saving. Just ask Beth Grant, who is the Founder and President of the Lost Creek Forest. “It’s really a special remnant of what the natural landscape was like before the Europeans came. In 2008, there was a plan to turn this into an industrial park, and we had a grassroots movement. In five weeks we did just an amazing organizational job and convinced the county not to sell it for that purpose.”
As the group wanders through the forest, Joe Burnam and Beth Grant point out other plants along the way, like the partridge berry, which is a native plant and a good indicator of relatively undisturbed areas.
Ms. Grant explains “This was one of the two vines that the botanists all said was this was an old growth, non-disturbed forest because they wouldn’t be here in this quantity. In the old growth, the community has been growing and changing on its own over the millennium, and anything that’s been cut or certainly farmed and plowed and that kind of thing… it just will never be that same way.”
Lost Creek is one of the main headwaters of the Aucilla River, which flows from Thomas County all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico. A similar slope forest property was saved in neighboring Grady County. Where Lost Creek feeds the Aucilla, Wolf Creek feeds the other main Red Hills river, the Ochlockonee.
Beth Grant says “Wolf Creek is so unique. I mean, we don’t know that there’s that many trout lilies anywhere in the world, certainly of that species, and here it is in south Georgia where it doesn’t even really, quote “belong”.”
Over on the Ochlockonee River, a group of students in kayaks navigate turns and deadfalls. It’s not your usual field trip. These students from Thomas University are gathering geographic information to make maps for a paddling trail being developed in Georgia. Margaret Tyson started the Ochlockonee River Water Trail project two years ago. Dr. Christine Ambrose, who is the Director of the Geospatial Analysis and Planning Lab at Thomas University saw the water trail as a wonderful opportunity to use it for a geographic information system and thought it could be a great contribution to help them jump start mapping the trail.
Margaret Tyson explains “Part of our mission today is to recon this portion of the river. We’ve actually run into some deadfall, and that’s one of the things we want to identify today… this is part of it right here. The wild adventure of the Ochlockonee!”
Student Braxton Hicks marks blockages using a GPS. There are a lot of them, so he’s been busy.
In addition to mapping, the group also clears some snags to improve navigability. A trip like this can be fun if you’re not in a hurry – and it lets you get to know the river and the land around it.
As she paddles, Christine Ambrose talks about this piece of the river. “On this side of the river is a conserved piece of land called Deerwood Plantation. And as we paddle down to the south, we’ll be then connecting with another easement on Mistletoe Plantation. Having this land undeveloped and conserved definitely helps with erosion. It’s natural water quality filtration. It’s a natural corridor for wildlife. It’s… It’s excellent.”
On another part of the river, another group of people, including a number of children, are looking at the various animals that live in the area. Kim Sash is a Conservation Biologist with Tall Timbers Research Station and Land Conservancy and today, she’s in charge of the first ever Ochlockonee River Bio-Blitz.
“Basically, all we’re trying to do is just go out and catch as many species as we can. We know there are about a hundred and seventy species that are endemic to this area of the Southeast, so we’ll be trying to highlight some of those today and bring attention to the river too, because in Florida, it flows through a lot of natural areas, but in Georgia it flows through a lot of agricultural land so we want to bring attention to it and make sure it stays clean.”
Georgia’s Ochlockonee River collects pollutants from farms, wastewater treatment facilities and industrial sources. Fortunately, the worst of it stays behind the Jackson Bluff Dam. Today’s Bio-Blitz is just south of the dam in the Apalachicola National Forest.
Kim Sash continues her thought, “and it also feeds that huge marine estuary down there, which is really important for Florida’s seafood industry.”
The group uses a seine to catch some specimens from the river and use a book to help identify what is brought up.
Rebeca Zeroth is helping with identifications. “That one, we think it’s a Seminole killifish. You can see kind of lines on the side and it has that reddish-orangey kind of fin right there,” she says, pointing out the features to some of the children gathered around.
Pierson Hill is a Biological Scientist for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, and he lends his expertise to help identify species and to do a little education as well. “Most turtles, you know, have a hard shell,” he says as he holds up a rather large turtle. “These have a soft shell, but what they lack in armor they make up for with jaws and claws.”
Kim Sash sums it up… “You know, this river has a lot of facets to it. A lot of different parts, which makes it really cool – and we just want to get it on people’s radar as something that we need to really enjoy, as we did today, but also take care of and keep clean.”
To read more about this, visit WFSU’s Ecology Blog.
Rob Diaz de Villegas is a senior producer for television at WFSU Public Media, covering outdoors and ecology. After years of producing the music program OutLoud, Rob found himself in a salt marsh with a camera, and found a new professional calling as well. That project, the National Science Foundation funded "In the Grass, On the Reef," spawned the award-winning WFSU Ecology Blog. Now in its tenth year, the Ecology Blog recently wrapped its most ambitious endeavor, the EcoCitizen Project.
Rob is married with two young sons, who make a pretty fantastic adventure squad.


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From an interview at Coverage Opinions with leading constitutional law scholar Prof. Laurence Tribe (Harvard):
Justice Barack Obama?
President Obama will be only 55 years old when he leaves office. Even if he spends a few years after that earning money on the lecture circuit, he'll still be young enough to be a Supreme Court pick. His youth may cause him to want to be more than just an ex-President and the things that come with that. [President Taft's gap between the White House and Supreme Court was eight years.]
There are a lot of other reasons why Obama could someday end up a Supreme Court Justice. [This is not a political discussion. Coverage Opinions never gets into politics. It is simply objective observation.] There are very few real jobs that an ex-President can have, given their celebrity and the security issues. Supreme Court Justices are generally insulated from the public and the job already comes with a built-in security function. Obama has taught constitutional law. He is reported to be less than fond of political schmoozing. That is not a job requirement. And serving on the Supreme Court—thus in all three branches of the federal government—would have a huge impact on his legacy.
I asked Professor Tribe if he "can envision Obama someday wearing a robe at One First Street?" He replied: "That's not hard to envision. He would make a first-rate Justice on every dimension that matters."
[Incidentally, Obama, while a student at Harvard Law School, served as a research assistant to Professor Tribe for two and a half years. Tribe can point to a 1989 Harvard Law Review article where he thanked student Barack Obama for his assistance.]
(As readers might gather, I'm not saying this to recommend President Obama for the job, but the discussion by others struck me as worth mentioning.)
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The analysis, published online Nov. 23 in Pediatrics, found that children given stimulant medications for ADHD sometimes developed problems falling asleep and staying asleep. The medications — which include drugs like Ritalin, Concerta and Adderall — already list sleep problems as a potential side effect.
How long does ritalin keep awake?
The immediate-release form of Ritalin lasts about 4–6 hours before person needs another dosage, whereas the extended-release forms of methylphenidate like Concerta may last anywhere from 10 to 14 hours.
How do you fall asleep on Ritalin?
What You Can Do
- Avoid napping 4 hours before bedtime.
- Avoid drinking caffeine 4 hours before bedtime.
- If you take stimulant medication, make sure you are taking it as early as possible.
- Have a calming bedtime routine.
- Go to bed at about the same time every day.
- Sleep in a comfortable bed in a dark and quiet room.
Can I take Ritalin to stay awake?
Modafinil and Ritalin are drugs that stimulate the brain. They make people feel more awake and alert, and help control the behaviour and concentration of children with ADHD. “It helps me stay awake and stimulates my mind,” says Linda – not her real name – who graduated from Manchester University in June.
How late is too late for Ritalin?
Children may have trouble falling asleep if Ritalin is taken too late in the day; thus, it is common practice to give the last dose not later than 4:00 P.M.–both to prevent insomnia and to allow the appetite to return in time for dinner at a reasonable hour.
Does Ritalin help anxiety?
Methylphenidate improved both social anxiety and ADHD symptoms in adults, study found.
Does Ritalin take a while to kick in?
Ritalin, being the fast-acting stimulant that it is, usually takes about 20-30 minutes to kick into your system. There are multiple levels of Ritalin; the type you take will depend on your individual case of ADHD. Depending on which kind of Ritalin you use, the effects can last anywhere from 3-8 hours.
Does ADHD get worse with age?
Does ADHD get worse with age? Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) typically does not get worse with age if a person is aware of their symptoms and knows how to manage them.
What can worsen ADHD?
11 Things That Make Adult ADHD Worse
- 1 / 11. Lack of Exercise. If your memory is hazy, your ADHD may be to blame. …
- 2 / 11. Eating Out Often. …
- 3 / 11. Too Much Junk Food. …
- 4 / 11. Skipping Breakfast. …
- 5 / 11. Messy Homes and Offices. …
- 6 / 11. Too Much Stuff. …
- 7 / 11. The Wrong Meds. …
- 8 / 11. Lack of Sleep.
Can ADHD make you not sleep?
Adults with ADHD rarely fall asleep easily, sleep soundly through the night, and then wake up feeling refreshed. More often, ADHD’s mental and physical restlessness disturbs a person’s sleep patterns — and the ensuing exhaustion hurts overall health and treatment. This is widely accepted as true.
What drug makes you stay awake all night?
Modanfinil – Modafinil is used to treat narcolepsy. It is not a stimulant medication. This drug makes the user stay awake and alert for up to twelve hours. It is only available by prescription.
Does Ritalin give you more energy?
As CNS stimulants, both Ritalin and Adderall produce similar therapeutic effects, such as alertness, wakefulness, and increased focus. At higher doses, these drugs may cause feelings of euphoria and increased energy.
How does Ritalin make you feel?
As stimulant drugs, methylphenidate and the methylphenidate-based drugs can make you feel very ‘up’, awake, excited, alert and energised, but they can also make you feel agitated and aggressive. They may also stop you from feeling hungry.
Is 10mg of Ritalin a lot?
Start with 5 mg orally twice daily (before breakfast and lunch). Increase dosage gradually, in increments of 5 to 10 mg weekly. Daily dosage above 60 mg is not recommended. Average dosage is 20 to 30 mg daily.
What happens if you take Ritalin without ADHD?
Summary: New research has explored the potential side effects of the stimulant drug Ritalin on those without ADHD showed changes in brain chemistry associated with risk-taking behavior, sleep disruption and other undesirable effects.
How do you know if Ritalin is working?
How do I tell if stimulant drugs are working?
- increased heart rate or blood pressure.
- decreased appetite.
- trouble falling or staying asleep.
- irritability, as the medicine wears off.
- nausea or vomiting.
- mood swings.

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- 157 large global corporations account for 60% of global industrial emissions, with their supply chains responsible for 50% of emissions.
- Only a quarter of these companies have committed to net zero by 2050.
- While none have a capital allocation strategy that aligns with net zero.
Let’s admit it, personal choice has very little to do with it. US multinational confectionary manufacturer Mars Incorporated announced that its Mars bars in the UK would be wrapped in recyclable paper rather than plastic starting from this week.
It is an admirable move, but essentially achieves little in the grand scale of things. Rather, the move appears as part of the broader attempt by corporations to push both attention and responsibility of sustainability onto the consumer, away from the little that they are doing.
“What are you willing to do to help reduce emissions?” was the tagline from a now-infamous advertising campaign from Shell last year. What its directors were prepared to do, was to invest a fraction in renewables than the oil producer was claiming.
Go vegan, fly less and buy your clothes in a second-hand store. Few of the bien pensant would disagree, but as Assaad Razzouk, the Singapore-based entrepreneur and board member of Client Earth, points out in the introduction of his book, Saving the Planet Without the Bullshit: “We are scraping together mere pennies reducing reusing and recycling… while oil companies burn hundred-dollar bills.”
The report published in late May by the World Bank that looked at the effect of multinational enterprises on climate change put this perverse dynamic into focus.
“One of the striking, yet unsurprising, points to come out of this latest World Bank Research… is how a handful of large corporates, and their supply chains, are responsible for the bulk of global industrial emissions,” writes the report’s authors, Victor Steenbergen, senior economist in the investment climate unit, and Abhishek Saurav, senior economist in the finance, competitiveness and innovation global practice, both at the World Bank.
They found 157 large multinational enterprises jointly account for 60% of global industrial emissions. While 10% comes from their direct activities, their supply chains account for 50% of global emissions.
The report doesn’t name names, instead, it uses data from 157 of the 166 companies identified by the investor-led Climate Action 100+ Initiative. It focuses on those corporations for which supply chains jointly make up most of the world’s carbon emissions and where it could identify full ownership status.
Sustainability: regional climate commitment disparity
The World Bank report finds only a quarter of the companies it looks at have committed to net-zero emissions by 2050. Overall, few of them have a long-term strategy (20%), even less a medium-term strategy (13%) and almost a microscopically small proportion have a short-term strategy (5%) about emissions.
None of the companies have a capital allocation strategy that aligns with net-zero emissions by 2050. “The lack of short-term plans to decarbonise production and supply chains raises credibility concerns about the realism of multi-national enterprises’ (MNEs) long-term commitments,” the report says.
It is worth noting that the figures are very much skewed towards Europe.
The eight countries where more than 75% of its largest MNEs have committed to net-zero emissions by 2050 are all based in Europe. Most of those headquartered in other regions – North America, South America, Africa or Asia – remain uncommitted to net zero by 2050.
Take, for example, Saudi Aramco, the world’s largest oil company and the world’s largest polluter. According to the Climate Action report on the firm, it meets none of the sustainability criteria to be net zero by 2050; short, medium or long-term emissions reduction targets; climate governance or policy engagement; or capital alignment. The firm is responsible for 3.1% of global annual greenhouse gas emissions.
“Cheap talk” and “purposeful misreporting”
A particular problem that the report flags up is greenwashing – as the report defines it, giving an overly flattering representation of a company’s climate actions.
The two particularly pernicious examples that the report highlights are, what it calls, “cheap talk” and “purposeful misreporting”. The former is where companies show climate commitment via public relations initiatives rather than actual climate strategy and targets.
This draws on research by Julia Anna Bingler, a fellow at the Centre of Economic Research at ETH Zurich. Looking at the share of precise versus imprecise climate commitments from 14,584 annual reports of the MSCI World index firms from 2010–2020, she and her team found public support of climate initiatives is associated with more cheap talk.
“Companies may have the incentive to use vague language in their climate disclosures to reduce the risk of being sued for potentially misleading information,” she writes.
The latter example shows the extent to which many companies report their emissions very selectively. Based on the work of Eun-Hee Kim, CSR and sustainability research initiatives fellow at the Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University, and Thomas Lyon, Dow professor of sustainable science, technology and commerce at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business, they looked at the US Department of Energy voluntary greenhouse gas disclosure registry.
This showed that although more than two-thirds (68%) of participants in the programme reported significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, they had in fact increased.
While there was some political pressure to conform to sustainability, they conclude firms did so based on the possibility of obtaining emissions reduction credits from the US government.
Companies are still playing at sustainability; there is little sense that they are serious about either emissions or proper engagement.
“The outsized role these companies have acts both as a risk and opportunity to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change, and their ambitions will determine the environmental performance of many countries,” the report concludes.
Until they do so, don’t worry too much about eating a hamburger.[Read more: Big stakes in polluters belie Vanguard’s climate statements]


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Nearby points of interest include a basilica and a museum.
Vrijthof bus stop is located nearby. Maastricht/aachen airport is approximately 10 minutes' drive away.
There are 28 luxurious rooms fitted with a writing desk, a personal computer, heating, wireless internet and a dressing area. The property offers views of the River Maas from the rooms. They have carpet floor and antique furniture.
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Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 10:00 at the restaurant. Grand cafe centre ville and Les trois Seaux are located within 150 meters away.
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Analysis of the antiparasitic and anticancer activity of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera L. ARECACEAE) from the natural reserve of Punta Patiño, Darién
Cocos nucifera (C. nucifera) (the coconut palm tree) has been traditionally used to fight a number of human diseases, but only a few studies have tested its components against parasites such as those that cause malaria. In this study, C. nucifera samples were collected from a private natural reserve in Punta Patiño, Darien, Panama. The husk, leaves, pulp, and milk of C. nucifera were extracted and evaluated against the parasites that cause Chagas’ disease or American trypanosomiasis (Trypanosoma cruzi), leishmaniasis (Leishmania donovani) and malaria (Plasmodium falciparum), as well as against a line of breast cancer cells. While there was no activity in the rest of the tests, five and fifteen-minute aqueous decoctions of leaves showed antiplasmodial activity at 10% v/v concentration. Removal of some HPLC fractions resulted in loss of activity, pointing to the presence of synergy between the components of the decoction. Chemical molecules were separated and identified using an ultra-performance liquid chromatography (UPLC) approach coupled to tandem mass spectrometry (LC–MS/MS) using atmospheric pressure chemical ionization quadrupole–time of flight mass spectrometry (APCI–Q–TOF–MS) and molecular networking analysis, revealing the presence of compounds including polyphenol, flavone, sterol, fatty acid and chlorophyll families, among others.
Tayler, N., Boya, C., Herrera, L., Moy, J., Ng, M., Pineda, L., Almanza, A., Rosero, S., Coronado, L., Correa, R., Santamaría, R., Caballero, Z., Durant-Archibold, A., Tidgewell, K., Balunas, M., Gerwick, W., Spadafora, A., Gutiérrez, M., & Spadafora, C. (2019). Analysis of the antiparasitic and anticancer activity of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera L. ARECACEAE) from the natural reserve of Punta Patiño, Darién. PLoS ONE, 14 (4). https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0214193