Rihanna’s personal life is full of highlights.Now thriving as a fashion icon and music idol, she often refers to her childhood struggles as the driving force behind her many ventures. Her life wasn’t always about making headlines and performing concerts. On the contrary, Rihanna’s story begins on a small island with a drug-addicted father and a producer who didn’t think she could sing.With a headstrong character and a heart of gold, Rihanna is in a league of her own. She maintains a tenacious resolve to live her life on her own terms while helping others and inspiring upcoming generations to do more. Regardless of the bumps along the way, Rihanna is proud to say she always follows her heart, and encourages you to do the same.She is a lifestyle powerhouse.”She was so intelligent and articulate,” he continued. “I remember thinking, ‘Wow. There’s much more to this woman than I’d thought.’ I then saw her do this stupid little skit on ‘Saturday Night Live’ where she was in a classroom giving a hard time to these boys. She was funny as all hell! I knew in that moment that the girl could act. No question.”She became the first ever global ambassador for education and was active in her role – in 2018 it was reported that she’d helped to raise $2.3bn (£1.7bn) for the organisation. In response to the fundraising, she said: “We have a long way to go. This is a fight we’re never gonna stop fighting until every boy and every girl has access to education.”Food is a big part of rihanna’s life.Rihanna’s chef disclosed that salad is one of the essentials in Rihanna’s diet. Debbie said that the international singer loves to have a salad with fish helps her be in shape. It is filled with green ingredients like broccoli and lettuce which is healthy.Pop superstar Rihanna is a stunner with an amazing body. She is one of the fittest artists in Hollywood. In her various interviews, the beauty mogul has readily admitted that she loves to eat. The singers’ schedule is packed with her cosmetic career and music empire. The Barbadian singer’s personal chef Debbie Solomon who has reportedly cooked for the singer for more than five years revealed the list of Rihanna’s favourite food. In an interview with a fitness portal, Debbie disclosed that Rihanna is a moody eater, but just like everyone else the diva has a few favourite food items. Here is a list of it:Rihanna is a philanthropist.However, she’s more than just a business woman when it comes to social justice and protecting the planet. Rihanna has founded an incredibly successful non-profit organisation, and she uses her platform and financial status to donate to social causes across the world.Today, Rihanna continues to support these causes, foundations, and associations. She has been also been awarded by the NAACP for both her singing career and her continuous efforts to support philanthropic work. So far, this year alone, she reportedly donated several millions of dollars to the research and treatment of diseases, making her one of the few celebrities that has stepped up to the challenges our world is facing at the moment.Family is important to rihanna.Eventually, Rihanna’s father became consumed by his additions. He regularly chose drugs and alcohol over providing funds for housing and food, which put tremendous stress on Rihanna as the oldest sibling of the family. Although her father would eventually clean up and try to make things right, the damage had been done.Rihanna grew up in a small bungalow along with her two younger brothers. Money was always low throughout her childhood. Yet her father would come home drunk having spent half his paycheck on alcohol and crack. His addictions put tremendous strain on the family and his drug-induced tempers would often turn physical. While her mother was the primary target, on one occasion he turned on Rihanna after she asked to stay 10 more minutes at the beach.Rihanna has achieved a great deal.Rihanna has been an icon since 2005, when she first signed with Def Jam Records and released her debut single, “Pon De Replay,” followed by later albums full of unforgettable songs like “Umbrella” and “SOS” (via Biography). And don’t even get us started on “Take a Bow,” “Disturbia,” or “We Found Love.” We can’t speak for everyone, but we still jam out to those songs today, which is a testament to how good they are.Over the course of her relatively short career, Rihanna has positioned herself as one of the most influential artists of this generation. She is the most successful artist in the history of Billboard’s Pop Songs Chart — not to mention her already-lasting mark as a humanitarian and entrepreneur.There are several turning points in rihanna’s life.For her next albums, Rihanna assumed creative control and reinvented her music. As someone who quickly grows bored of the same things, she decided it was time to transform her cutesy image into something risque and sexy. Her music videos became more suggestive and controversial, but her fanbase grew along with her worldwide acclaim.Rihanna was now 17 and already on her way to audition for her first record label. She had spent the entire night choosing an outfit and was shaking at the thought of singing in front of Jay Z. Although the moment she began to sing Whitney Housten’s “For the Love of You”, Jay Z was sold. He could tell by the resolute look in her eyes that she was going to be a star – with or without him. So he asked her to sign with his label. They ended up staying until 3 am sifting through all the details of the contract. But Rihanna didn’t mind, her life-long dream was officially afoot.


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MINNEAPOLIS - It’s a moment about 18 months in the making for Minnesota United and its crazy, loyal fan base.
For the first time since a December 2019 win over the L.A. Galaxy in the Major League Soccer playoffs, the Loons are anticipating a capacity crowd as they host Austin FC at Wednesday night at Allianz Field. Minnesota United was set to begin a four-game home stand in April of 2020, when the MLS season got put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Loons eventually returned to their home stadium later in the year, but had to play without fans.
Wednesday night could have a feel like their inaugural game there back on April 13 of 2019, a 3-3 tie against New York City FC. Minnesota United will be among the first professional local teams to bring back full fan capacity, with COVID-19 restrictions lifting. The St. Paul Saints, the Class AAA affiliate of the Minnesota Twins, also have full fan capacity at CHS Field. University of Minnesota athletics announced Tuesday they plan to have full fan attendance in the fall.
"The fact that we can return to an almost full house tomorrow night, I think everybody is really excited," Minnesota United CEO Chris Wright said. "Excited about the atmosphere, excited about our fans returning to a full house."
The Loons started the season at about 25 percent capacity at Allianz Field, which is about 4,000 fans. They’ve been planning for several weeks to return to full capacity this summer after months of COVID-19 uncertainty, and have nearly 20,000 soccer fans ready to sing "Wonderwall" and celebrate what they hope is Minnesota United’s third home win of the 2021 season.
The Loons are currently 2-2 at home this season, and 17-4-9 since opening Allianz Field in 2019. Defender Michael Boxall said at training Tuesday he hopes it’s so loud that it’s tough to talk to someone within five yards of him during the match. Adrian Heath says the challenges that come with a loud crowd are a good problem to have.
"Thank God we’re having a communication problem, it means we’ve got a full house. We’ve had a special atmosphere within Allianz when we’ve played there," Heath said. "The one thing I’ve said to the players is that we have to approach the game, play the team and not the occasion that we’re playing. I want to get the crowd in the game, and the way we get the crowd in the game is by giving them something to cheer."
They’ve gotten a taste of what it’s like to have fans in the building, but they should have their first full house in 18 months against Austin FC. Wright said about 500 season ticket accounts have opted out for the remainder of the 2021 season, and their financial commitment has transitioned into 2022. They've gotten a positive fan response from releasing those tickets left for 2021.
About 200 tickets remained for Wednesday’s match as of Tuesday morning, and a packed house is expected. That’s exactly what the team wants, after playing in front of no or limited fans for nearly two years.
"We’ve been waiting for this for a long time. We’ve had a lot of players come through this building who have been waiting for it. But also a lot of fans who we owe a good performance to," Boxall said. "It’s certainly loud when we bring the energy as well to match them, so we’ve got to do our jobs to make sure that that place is can’t talk to a person five yards from me."
Maybe more importantly, they’re looking to keep putting points up in the Western Conference standings. After an 0-4 start where the Loons were out-scored by a combined 10-3, they’re 2-0-2 in their last four matches with a pair of 1-0 wins and 1-1 ties.
Wednesday is also Pride Night at Allianz Field, and the team will have several ways to recognize and contribute to LGBTQ communities and causes. The façade at Allianz Field will also be lit in rainbow colors.
The Loons are expecting a full house Wednesday night, and it’ll be welcomed with open arms.
"It’s not really one of those situations that you can explain with a player how much it lifts you. We’ve kind of experienced the 4,000, and that’s really pushed us in the last 10-15 minutes of the games we’ve been chasing a goal," Boxall said. "Even that’s like pretty damn loud, so I’m not even sure what to tell myself heading into 20,000. It’s going to be fun."

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EUROPEAN CAR OF THE YEAR
1971: A Big Year for Citroën
Citroën is the kind of car company that pushes all of the ECOTY judges' buttons: bristling with innovative technology and clever thinking up and down the range. Problem was, Citroën introduced new cars infrequently--the last all-new Citroën was the 1955 DS. So when Citroën launched the GS, a mainstream hatch meant to split the difference between the bare-bones 2CV and the high-zoot DS, and the only all-new Citroën to launch since ECOTY began, it was a big deal. Aerodynamic styling, Citroën's legendary hydropneumatic suspension, and the promise of a Wankel-powered version to replace the desperately underpowered fours ticked all the right high-tech boxes. In the long run, though, the usual quality, technical and rot issues came to light. Citroën also went bankrupt midway through the GS's run, but unlike with 1968's ECOTY winner, the NSU Ro80, the GS wasn't the undoing of the company.
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Speaking of the Ro80... its failure also doomed the K70. Developed by NSU but unable to be launched under that name (VW absorbed NSU when its financial collapse seemed imminent concurrent with the K70's launch), it arrived in the fall of 1970 with minimal fanfare. Front-wheel drive (VW's first, although they didn't engineer it) allowed a spacious cabin, and the water-cooled OHC engine was also a VW production first (though, again, it wasn't theirs). Between overlap with the VW 411 and Audi 100 in the product line, and in-the-know buyers recognizing the K70 as an NSU (while wrongly attaching the Ro80's failures to the new car), it barely had a chance. A planned wagon version never appeared, and by 1973, it had been replaced by the VW Passat.
Citroën hadn't launched a new car in a decade and a half, so imagine the car world's surprise when they built two in a single year. The GS was clearly the volume car, and as such, made sense to win the award, but what to do with the Maserati-powered, front-drive, low-volume, highly styled SM sports coupe? Especially one that had Maserati pace, oleo-pneumatic suspension, clever variable-rate power steering, and world-class cornering and stopping. Third place would do nicely. 1971 would mark the first time that one automaker had taken two of the three top spots, not counting Fiat and its Autobianchi spinoff the previous year. To date, it's a trick that no company has been able to repeat.
This article originally appeared in the February, 2012 issue of Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car.
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Dr. Socorro Zaragoza is the first EKU graduate of the Academic Leadership Development Institute
Dr. Socorro Zaragoza is the first EKU faculty to graduate from the Academic Leadership Development Institute (ALDI) by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education.
KCPE hosts a series of workshops each Spring and Fall to address the personal, interpersonal and organizational issues faced by early career underrepresented faculty of color. Kentucky college and university provosts nominate faculty members to participate. Dr. Socorro Zaragoza, Associate Professor of Spanish and member of the EKU Diversity Committee, was chosen to represent Eastern Kentucky University in this groundbreaking collaboration.
Noted scholar Dr. Alma Clayton-Pederson with the Association of American Colleges and Universities facilitated the inaugural event, which engaged ALDI cohort members in a discussion of the demographics of the higher education leadership pipeline. Dr. Clayton also facilitated a panel of Kentucky educational leaders who will share their experiences with leadership advancement, succession planning and the importance of leadership diversity.
Members of the first cohort include:
â€’ Bluegrass Community and Technical College: LaVetta Reliford,
â€’ Eastern Kentucky University: Socorro Zaragoza,
â€’ Henderson Community and Technical College: Michelle Chappell,
â€’ Jefferson Community and Technical College: Leonard Thomas,
â€’ Kentucky State University: Donavan Ramon,
â€’ Madisonville Community College: Aseem Talukdar,
â€’ Morehead State University: Tamera Izlar,
â€’ Murray State University: Mi-Hwa Park,
â€’ Northern Kentucky University: Francoise Knox-Kazimierczuk,
â€’ Somerset Community College: Amanda Waterstrat,
â€’ Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College: Victoria Cloud,
â€’ University of Kentucky: Julie Plasencia, Jacqueline Couti and Gabriel Dadi,
â€’ University of Louisville: Delaina Amos, Dewey Clayton, Baron Kelly and Sherri Wallace,
â€’ Western Kentucky University: Kimberly Green
Congratulations Dr. Zaragoza!!
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Three Months After Cuts, Nearly 19 Percent Fewer Kids Using Kentucky's Child Care Subsidy
Kentucky's child care subsidy program for low-income working families has 18.6 percent fewer children participants than a year ago.The drop stems from deep cuts to the state- and federally funded program announced in January because of an $86.6-million budget shortfall and fully implemented in July. The cuts froze new applications in April and made the eligibility requirements more stringent in July. Before, a Kentucky family of four qualified if they made $33,525; now it's $22,350.Through September, 34,562 children are using CCAP, which helps parents who work or go to school pay childcare costs, according to the state Department for Community Based Services, which administers the program.In September 2012, 42,458 children were using CCAP—a 7,896 child drop. The numbers have been declining since July:Kentucky child advocates harshly criticize the cuts, but state officials argue that the Department for Community Based Services simply doesn't have the money. Terry Brooks, executive director for Kentucky Youth Advocates, said opponents of the cuts willlobby state legislators to raise eligibility requirements above last year's levels during the 2014 General Assembly session.Even now, parents who've suddenly lost the childcare subsidy call to seek advise from the Louisville advocacy group Community Coordinated Child Care, said Susan Vessels, 4-C's director. "They call to see if they have any options," Vessels said.“What we’re trying to find is what are they doing. Are they quitting their jobs? Are they leaving their little kids at home with their 10-year-olds? And what happens when those 10-year-olds are at school?"
Those options raise economic and safety concerns. The cuts are also hurting Kentucky's efforts to improve education for children before they reach Kindergarten, Vessels said.
“The fear that we have is they’re going to boyfriends houses, or even a lot of well-intentioned grandmothers who set them in front of a TV," Vessels said.Vessels said she thought the number of children dropped from the program would be larger.State officials projected that the eligibility requirement change alone would drop 8,700 children on average per month.The lower number of participants is "fairly consistent" with what the state projected, said a response to questions to the Department for Community Based Services.The number can vary from what the state expected depending on the demographics of CCAP participants—some use the program for full-time care, others for part-time care, the department said. Some use the program for infant care, which is more expensive.It's important to watch if the actual number of children participating aligns with the state's projections. The cuts were designed to meet a tighter budget—if the cuts aren't meeting the tighter budget, the Child Care Assistance Program still won't be stable.(Image via Shutterstock)


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There’s something special about alternative indie artists. They have a way of creating music that is both unique and accessible, which is why they remain popular even in today’s highly competitive music industry. Here are some of the best alternative indie artists of our times.
Hozier is an Irish singer-songwriter who rose to fame with his hit single “Take Me to Church.” His debut album went on to become a multi-platinum success, and he has since released a string of well-received follow-up singles and albums. Hozier’s music blends folk, rock, and blues influences to create a sound that is both timeless and modern.
The Paper Kites
The Paper Kites are an Australian indie folk band who have been making waves with their beautiful, dreamy music. Their debut album Twelvefour was a critical and commercial success, and they have since released a string of well-received follow-up albums. The Paper Kites’ music is perfect for lazy summer days spent lounging in the sun.
Bon Iver is an American indie folk band fronted by singer-songwriter Justin Vernon. The band’s debut album For Emma Forever Ago was recorded in a remote cabin in Wisconsin, and it went on to become a surprise hit. Bon Iver’s subsequent albums have continued to receive critical acclaim, cementing them as one of the best indie bands of our times.
The National is an American rock band from Ohio that has been making great music for over a decade. Their most recent album, Sleep Well Beast, won them a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album. The National’s music is dark and atmospheric, and it often deals with themes of anxiety and depression.
Fleet Foxes are an American indie folk band fronted by singer-songwriter Robin Pecknold. The band’s debut album Fleet Foxes was a critical and commercial success, and they have since released a string of well-received follow-up albums. Fleet Foxes’ music is perfect for fans of classic folk-rock bands like Simon & Garfunkel and Crosby, Stills & Nash.
Arcade Fire is a Canadian indie rock band fronted by husband and wife duo Win Butler and Regine Chassagne. The band’s debut album Funeral was a critical and commercial success, and they have since released a string of well-received follow-up albums. Arcade Fire’s music is an eclectic mix of rock, pop, and electronic influences, and their live shows are renowned for their energy and passion.
Vampire Weekend is an American indie rock band from New York City. The band’s debut album Vampire Weekend was a critical and commercial success, and they have since released a string of well-received follow-up albums. Vampire Weekend’s music is an infectious mix of indie rock, pop, and African influences and their live shows are always a party.
Sufjan Stevens is an American singer-songwriter from Detroit, Michigan. The critically acclaimed artist has released a string of well-received albums over the past two decades, including the widely praised Carrie & Lowell. Sufjan Stevens’ music is often described as “baroque pop” due to its use of classical instrumentation and intricate arrangements.
These are some of the most popular alternative indie artists in recent years. If you’re a fan of any of these artists, then you’re sure to enjoy their music.

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Issue No. 01 - January-March (2000 vol. 8)
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/4434.824310
<p>Recent developments in component technology enable us to construct complex software systems by assembling off-the-shelf components. However, it is still difficult to develop efficient, reliable, and dynamically configurable component-based systems. Components are often developed by different groups with different methodologies, and unspecified dependencies and behavior lead to unexpected failures. Component-based software systems must maintain explicit representations of intercomponent dependence and component requirements. This article provides a common ground for supporting fault tolerance and automating dynamic configuration, presents a generic model for reifying dependencies in distributed component systems, and discusses how we can use it to support automatic configuration. Keywords: components, dynamic configuration, distributed systems, operating systems, middleware, CORBA. </p>
R. H. Campbell and F. Kon, "Dependence Management in Component-Based Distributed Systems," in IEEE Concurrency (out of print), vol. 8, no. , pp. 26-36, 2000.


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Astelia solandri - Kowharawhara, Perching Lily(NZ Native)
A flax-like plant that usually grows as an epiphyte on branches of trees but will grow on the ground. It has a drooping form with leaves 1-2m long.
Recommended pre germination seed treatment: Seed germinates without pre treatment. Sow seed direct from packet & keep moist until germination is complete.
Viable seed per gram: More than 400
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Rangers join La Vernia PD in Ritchey investigation
Wilson County NewsMay 8, 2013 4,704 views 7 comments
LA VERNIA -- The Texas Rangers is the latest agency to join in the broadening criminal investigation of insurance agent Patsy Ritchey.
Chief Bruce Ritchey of the La Vernia Police Department -- who is of no relation to the accused -- said May 2 that his department and the Rangers are participating in a joint investigation into Patsy Ritchey’s tenure as the treasurer of the Greater La Vernia Chamber of Commerce. The chief said that the chamber has turned over seven years of financial records, which will be analyzed as part of the probe. (See “Chamber actions” for more about the chamber’s actions in the wake of the investigation.)
Police began their investigation into Patsy Ritchey April 22 when chamber board members became aware of an ongoing criminal investigation into her insurance agency by the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office White Collar Crimes Division. That agency enlisted the services of Investigator Gordon Bake of the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), who is pursuing complaints of insurance fraud by customers of the now-closed Patsy Ritchey Farmers Insurance office on U.S. 87 in La Vernia. Farmers Insurance terminated its relationship with Ritchey April 18, prior to the office’s closure.
The Wilson County News sent an open records request to TDI April 23 for information related to the complaint that spurred its investigation. On May 2, the newspaper received redacted copies of a complaint and related correspondence between that agency, Ritchey, and Farmers Insurance.
One of the agent’s former customers complained to Farmers Insurance in 2011 that a change of address request had been written for five policies held by one family. All five allegedly were redirected to Ritchey’s personal address. Then, requests for partial surrender withdrawals were submitted for three of the same policies.
In her responses to Farmers and TDI, Patsy Ritchey claimed that a former employee -- identified sometimes as “Mary Olividraz,” other times as “Mary Olividrez” -- was to blame and that she forged her boss’ signature. The insurance agent alleged that the employee forged checks, deposited the funds into the company’s account, and then issued checks to herself for the same amounts.
Patsy Ritchey informed TDI that her former employee was terminated in November 2010, has since married, and moved to Piedras Negras, Mexico, where she is unable to be located. The agency reported that it since had reimbursed all funds related to this complaint.
“She stole several thousand dollars from me, but before I discovered it she was long gone,” Patsy Ritchey wrote in one of the messages.
The Greater La Vernia Chamber of Commerce has elected some new officers in the wake of the investigation into the missing funds spurred by the insurance fraud investigation.
Immediate past President Wes Becknell, who had stepped down recently due to work obligations, was re-elected to his former office during the May 1 chamber meeting. Chamber members approved a new board position, second vice president, to ensure a quorum is available for meetings and to alleviate tie votes. Sue Richter was elected to this office.
Following a vote to remove Patsy Ritchey as treasurer, certified public accountant Cynthia Buerkle was elected to take on this responsibility. Mary Ann Mays was elected as secretary to replace Shannon Titzman, who formerly worked for Patsy Ritchey. This measure was encouraged in an effort to aid in the investigation into the missing chamber funds.
For more information, contact the Greater La Vernia Chamber of Commerce:
•P.O. Box 1055, La Vernia, TX 78121
•www.LaVerniaChamber.com or on Facebook
•Drop by the office at 112 E. Chihuahua St., inside the La Vernia News building.
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Kikkoman to give UWM $1 million for water study
Soy sauce maker's gift will go toward new labs to study safe drinking water
Fontana — Milwaukee's bid to shape itself into a global center for water research got another boost Friday as soy sauce giant Kikkoman Corp. said it will give $1 million to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to advance the study of safe, sustainable drinking water.
The gift, unveiled as the Japanese firm marked the 40th anniversary of its big soy sauce production plant in nearby Walworth, will establish the Kikkoman "Healthy Waters" Environmental Health Laboratories in UWM's School of Freshwater Sciences building, now undergoing a $53 million expansion, on the Milwaukee harbor.
"It really is a great day for UWM and Milwaukee and the state," Chancellor Michael Lovell said as Kikkoman announced the donation at a news conference attended by top company executives and Gov. Scott Walker.
Lovell said the Kikkoman gift will underwrite creation of a suite of four labs where students and faculty will conduct research in such areas as ecosystem health and detection of pathogens.
The development comes as work on a 100,000-square-foot addition to the Freshwater Sciences building moves toward expected completion around the end of April. The facility sits on the inner harbor at the foot of E. Greenfield Ave.
With the addition, UWM will be able to accommodate some 200 students in the building compared with about 40 now.
About a third of the new students are expected to come from overseas, Freshwater Sciences Dean David Garman said.
Meanwhile, a former warehouse about a mile and a half away, at 223 W. Pittsburgh Ave., is undergoing a $20 million renovation that will turn it into what will be known as the Global Water Center — a seven-story building that will house research operations of Badger Meter Inc., A.O. Smith Corp. and other tenants.
The water center is expected to open this summer. Further out on the horizon is development nearby of what the city hopes will become a 17-acre business park for water tech companies.
Based in Noda, Japan, Kikkoman is a $2.9 billion-a-year company that also operates other food-related businesses. But soy sauce is its main focus, and it describes its Walworth facility as the largest naturally brewed soy sauce plant in the world. The factory covers more than 700,000 square feet and employs 170 people.
Kikkoman has supported university research in Wisconsin before. Ten years ago, the company announced a $1 million gift to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to create a lab to study microbial fermentation.
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By INGRID WILGEN
President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney are battling it out on the debate floor to explain to America the merits of their positions on issues.
Two presidential debates and one vice-presidential debate have given the public an unfiltered view of the differences in the Democratic Obama-Biden and Republican Romney-Ryan tickets. The last of three debates will air at 8 p.m. today.
Government Professor Wanda Lee Smith said the presidential debates will not change the minds of voters aligned closely to their party or to those who have made their choice.
Smith said the debates are important to undecided voters.
Undecided voters who are citizens of swing states are critical players. Battleground states may just determine the outcome of the election, Smith said. According to Politico, the swing states are Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio and Wisconsin. Politico promises “insider-like access to Washington and the latest from the world of politics” at www.politico.com. As of Wednesday, Politico shows a small Democratic lead in swing state votes.
Dr. Paul Wilson, social sciences and humanities chair, said the debates become more important the closer the election gets. Wilson said many viewers rely on coverage from news organizations to interpret what candidates say during the debates.
He said it is important for voters to take time to watch the debates to get a first-hand experience.
“You can’t delegate that responsibility to others,” Wilson said.
Smith said to look at multiple issues when considering voting for a candidate. “Don’t get swayed on only one issue,” she said.
The debates can be viewed at www.2012presidentialelectionnews.com/2012-debate-schedule.


March 31st, 2020
With COVID-19 (the Coronavirus) dominating headlines around the globe, we wanted to take a moment to let you know that our technicians are taking appropriate and recommended precautions against virus transmission. Whether at home, in the workplace, or out in the field, they have the information and supplies that they need to protect themselves, their coworkers, and their clients.
Our commitment to your complete satisfaction is exceeded only by our commitment to your health and safety.
If you’ve scheduled service with us already, or are thinking of doing so, rest assured in knowing that the technician coming to your residence is coming prepared not just to do the job, but to do so in the safest manner possible.
Thank you for choosing to work with us. We’re all in this together, and the least we can do is continue to guarantee your comfort!
The Complete Air & Heat Team
January 18th, 2021
If you’ve been following our blog for some time now, you’re probably aware that our motto is “making families happy on the Space Coast since 1975.” We love reminding people of this, because it begs them to ask the obvious question: “How do you make them happy?”
How about we answer that question once and for all? Let’s talk about some strategies you can use as a homeowner to tell which HVAC teams are the right ones for you. We won’t just toot our own horn and talk about success stories; we want to talk about why we’re the HVAC company everyone’s talking about. We’re not just lucky, and we don’t rely on fancy tactics to get the job done well. We perform quality HVAC services with a few extra bonuses added into the mix. Keep reading to see what you could be missing!
January 11th, 2021
Well, we don’t mean if you’re installing the heat pump. If a novice is going to install a system like this, there are probably a thousand things to remember. This is why we never recommend setting up a heat pump on your own. However, even when a professional is setting up your heat pump for the year, there are still several things we think are important to consider.
Heat pumps are versatile systems. They work for the entire year providing comfort, and they tend to be underused by homeowners who don’t exactly know enough about them. In light of this, we’re trying to inform homeowners in our area as much as possible about these wonderful systems. So, if you’re getting a heat pump installation soon and you stumbled on this blog, then it’s your lucky day!
Let’s get into three important things to remember about your newly installed heat pump. We also hope you’ll also remember to call us when you need help!
December 14th, 2020
Here in Florida, we run our air conditioners for almost the entire year. There are hot days in December and scorching hot days in July, but that’s the way we like it! While we depend so heavily on these systems that it’s becoming more and more important that repair needs are addressed as soon as possible. Old age can take its toll on a heavily used air conditioner, especially one in our climate, and that could lead to some serious problems.
So, how badly do you need AC repair in Palm Bay, FL? Is it right up there on your list of important things, but you just haven’t gotten around to it? Well, the longer you wait, the more issues you could see cropping up. From poor airflow to high energy bills, a malfunctioning and aging air conditioner is something that needs a professional’s handiwork.
November 30th, 2020
Whether you’re an aficionado of the Complete Air & Heat blog, or you’re just here for the first time, we want to extend our thanks. This is the time for giving thanks, and without the people who read this blog, there would really be no point in writing it! It makes us feel all warm and fuzzy to know you’re out there depending on our advice.
Our advice on this blog is and always will be free. Though, for the homeowners out there who take our advice but who call someone else, what happens when you need specialized service? There are a lot of HVAC contractors in our area, but we’re some of the only ones who offer special services when it comes to electrical work or air purifiers in Melbourne, FL.
So, today we’d like to highlight some of the more unique services we offer in case you’re looking for an excuse to finally switch contractors and call our team of professionals today!
November 23rd, 2020
Part of being an honest HVAC contractor is telling the truth when it comes to our products—even when it might lose us sales. We’ve been hesitant to talk about the success of Reme HALO air purification technology because the science was still coming out, but the wait is finally over. An RGF Environmental Study has found that the Reme HALO air purification system inactivates SARS-CoV-2 by 99.9%. Yep, you read that right.
If your indoor air quality has been a topic of contention these past few months during this pandemic, the time has come to take some steps in the right direction. Reme HALO air purifiers are a great investment towards sanitizing the air in your home and allowing you to breathe easier and remain safe. We can all now say competently that the Reme HALO is a tested and proven solution that can help you live your life free of viruses like COVID-19.
To help homeowners get started, we’re offering $100 off a Reme HALO Air Purification system. Take advantage of this awesome deal while we work together to fight this pandemic and make our living spaces safe and secure.
Give the team at Complete Air & Heat, Inc. a call for your very own indoor air purifier today!
November 16th, 2020
Furnaces are the most common heating system in America. They’re efficient, effective, and most importantly—safe! That being said, no furnace is going to automatically switch on when the time comes and temperatures drop. It’s up to homeowners to choose when they pull their heating systems out of retirement and get the ball rolling on feeling cozy.
What do you need to know about setting up your furnace for the winter? Well, aside from the need to schedule furnace maintenance, you’re going to want to pay attention to our five tips for getting things up and running. From replacing the air filter, to getting much-needed repairs done before your system encounters more problems, you’ve got your hands full this winter!
We can help with whatever you need. Keep reading and be sure to call us if you’re in the need for the handiwork of a pro!
November 2nd, 2020
Look, we all wish we had the kind of budget that lets us buy one of everything. Indoor air quality services would be a lot easier if we could take a “Noah’s Ark” approach and just buy a little bit of every product in order to make our homes feel more comfortable and safer. The only problem is that money doesn’t grow on trees and we need to work with that.
Today, we’re going to talk about the different kinds of HVAC services in Cocoa Beach, FL that relate to your indoor air quality. Perhaps you’re the kind of homeowner, like many in our area, who can only afford to purchase one major upgrade. What do you choose?
That’s a complicated question with a complicated answer—but we can help you with it. Just keep reading as we get into the differences between air purifiers and air filters, and which one is going to keep you healthy and happy.
October 19th, 2020
Commercial HVAC isn’t as well known as it should be. Sure, business owners are kind of forced into buying commercial HVAC services because no customer or tenant wants to enter a building without any air conditioning in the summer or heating in the winter. However, it doesn’t have to be as boring a subject.
Take for instance our commercial HVAC maintenance program. It might seem like a boring thing to anyone new to the commercial HVAC field, but it’s absolutely not. Maintenance can give business owners access to yearly check-ups, early warnings toward expensive repairs, and discounts on certain costs.
Take a look below at some of the commercial HVAC services we offer that are better than most business or building owners expect. We promise that these services won’t bore you!
October 5th, 2020
Everyone else in the country might be putting their air conditioners away, but we have plenty of hot and humid days ahead of us! We need to focus now on the longevity and efficiency of our air conditioners. Since our cooling systems work longer and harder than others around the country, we need to make sure they’re in good condition to last as long as we want them to.
If you’ve got ice on your air conditioner, there’s a serious problem occurring. The first and most important thing you could call us for is AC repair in Cocoa Beach, FL. We can help you get your air conditioner working without ice forming on the coils.
While you wait for one of our team members to come and help, there are a few things we’d like to talk about. Keep reading as we get into the specifics about why ice forms on an air conditioner and why it’s not good.


City Council urges state to close rent loopholes
Tenants from Spring Creek, formerly known as Starrett City, rallied on the steps of City Hall Wednesday as lawmakers met on closing loopholes that allow landlords to raise rents.
City Council members are urging the state to change laws allowing landlords to benefit at tenants' expense. The loopholes allow landlords to raise prices on rent-controlled apartments that remain vacant. Housing advocates say the practice weakens the Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program.
Dozens of tenants from Brooklyn's Spring Creek housing complex are demanding the government throw out developer Clipper Equities' new offer to buy their complex. Spring Creek is the nation's largest federally subsidized complex with 6,000 units.
The federal government blocked the developer's $1.3 billion sale earlier this year after an outcry from residents.


Orbital ATK’s Antares rocket with Cygnus spacecraft is on schedule for a 5-minute launch window opening May 21 at 4:39 a.m. EDT on the company’s CRS-9 cargo resupply mission to the International Space Station.
Orbital ATK will launch its Cygnus spacecraft into orbit to the International Space Station, targeted for November 11, 2017, from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. […]
Orbital ATK launched their first Minotaur launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station early Saturday morning. […]
A supply spacecraft set to carry thousands of pounds of experiments and equipment to the International Space Station will also carry the name John Glenn, Orbital ATK said last week during a ceremony dedicating the mission to the first American to orbit the Earth. […]


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Clara M. Chu, director of the Mortenson Center for International Library Programs and Mortenson Distinguished Professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, along with collaborators from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville and the University of Texas at Austin, have received a Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The $208,142 grant will fund the IDEA (Innovation, Disruption, Enquiry, Access) Institute on Artificial intelligence (AI). Continue reading
Myung-Ja Han, librarian and head of Acquisitions and Cataloging Services at the University Library, has been chosen as a Building Pathways for Emerging Leaders Fellow at the University of Illinois. Han’s exceptional leadership skills and her notable accomplishments have identified her as an emerging leader on campus. This program celebrates her determination and hard work. Continue reading
JJ Pionke, Applied Health Sciences Librarian & Assistant Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), has received first place in the Illinois Association of College & Research Libraries Forum (IACRL) People’s Choice Award in Scholarly Publishing. Pionke earned the highest number of votes, for his article “Library Employee Views of Disability and Accessibility”, in Journal of Library Administration. Continue reading
Susanne Belovari, Assistant Professor and Archivist for Faculty Papers at the University Library, has been awarded the Sophie Coe Prize by the Oxford Food & Cookery Symposium for her article The Viennese Cuisine before Hitler–‘One Cuisine in the Use of Two Nations’. The Oxford Food Symposium is the oldest and most respected food symposium globally and awards the annual Sophie Coe Prize for food history, the longest-running and most generous prize for food history (in English).


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Recently, researchers are finding more and more evidence that exercising during pregnancy is good for both baby and mom. Moms who are physically active during pregnancy report less mood swings, discomfort, and have a lower risk of gestational diabetes. While their babies are strongly associated with having a lower risk of being overweight or obese as a child. Additionally, maternal weight gain beyond the recommended range seemed to predispose the offspring to gain weight.
But not only does prenatal exercise increase your offspring’s chances of being physically fit; it might also help your baby’s brain develop faster. These new findings were presented recently in San Diego at the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience and later backed by research from a University of Montreal study.
In fact, according to researchers at the University of Montreal and its affiliated CHU Sainte-Justine children’s hospital. (University of Montreal), as little as 20 minutes of moderate exercise three times per week during pregnancy enhances a newborn child’s brain development.
In their study, the researchers randomly assigned 60 women to two groups: women with an exercise regimen, and those without. The women kept daily logs of exercise, and pedometers and accelerometers allowed researchers to keep track of the women’s level of activity. Once the babies were born, the researchers recorded their brain activity levels at 8 to 12 days of life. They found that the babies of mothers who exercised had brains that were more fully developed.
“This is yet another study showing the importance of staying active in pregnancy,” said Dr. Jacques Moritz, a board-certified ObGyn at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital in New York. “And now another reason to exercise would be possibly to even make your baby smarter.”
In the past, the conventional wisdom mandated resting during pregnancy was important for the baby’s safety. A misconception that is occasionally still seen today. Now, however, we know that regular exercise can be beneficial to women’s health in various ways – including improvements in mood and energy during pregnancy. With this new study, there is even stronger incentive to exercise for your baby’s health, too.
Currently, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists recommends pregnant women to log about 30 minutes of moderate activity almost daily.
Before engaging in strenuous physical activity during pregnancy, or if you have a complicated pregnancy, talk to your doctor first. But setting daily goals for 30 minutes of exercise is an important and great start to your pregnancy and to your baby’s life.


He is among the great Irish singers and is voice is one of a handful of truly great ones that gets to the very soul of Ireland. He is a founding member of two groups that have inspired Irish traditional music makers for a generation, Sweeney’s Men and Planxty.
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Symptom trajectories into eating disorders: A systematic review of longitudinal, nonclinical studies in children/adolescents
European Psychiatry , Volume 63; doi:10.1192/j.eurpsy.2020.55
Abstract: Background. Eating disorders (EDs) are serious mental illnesses that can be life-threatening. Stage of illness models and early intervention strategies could be informed by a better understanding of symptomatology that precedes the onset of an ED. This review aims to explore which symptoms (both ED and other psychiatric disorder-related) exist prior to the onset of an ED and whether there any prospective associations between these symptomatologies. Methods. A systematic literature review was conducted in MEDLINE, Embase, and PsycINFO for large, longitudinal, prospective studies in nonclinical cohorts of children/adolescents that report symptoms prior to the onset of an ED. A quality assessment of included studies was conducted using the Newcastle-Ottawa Quality Assessment Scale. Results. A total of 22 studies were included, and over half were assessed to be of good quality. Studies identified the presence of a broad range of ED and other psychiatric disorder-related symptoms prior to ED onset. Possible prospective associations were identified, including early eating and feeding difficulties in childhood, to ED-related symptoms (e.g., dieting and body dissatisfaction) and other psychiatric disorder-related symptoms (e.g., anxiety and depression) in childhood/early adolescence, progressing to severe symptomatology (e.g., extreme weight control behaviors and self-harm) in mid-adolescence/emerging adulthood. Conclusion. The trajectory of symptoms identified to precede and possibly predict onset of an ED may inform early intervention strategies within the community. Suggestions for further research are provided to establish these findings and the clinical implications of these discussed, in order to inform how best to target prodromal stages of EDs.
Keywords: symptoms / Eating / Precede / Early Intervention Strategies / onset of an ED
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Airport expansion debate postponed for second time
The coalition has delayed consultation over expanding airports in south-east England, amid reports of disagreements on how to go ahead.
Options, including extra runways at Heathrow, Gatwick or Stansted and proposals to build a new airport on the Thames Estuary, are now unlikely to be dealt with until later in the year.
It is the second time a consultation on aviation has been postponed.
Businesses say expansion is vital, but green groups argue it will be damaging.
The consultation was meant to start in March, but was then delayed until the summer, and is now unlikely to go ahead until the autumn.
Transport Secretary Justine Greening - in line with official Conservative policy - opposes a third runway at Heathrow, as do the Liberal Democrats.
The coalition agreement between the two parties rules out new airports in the region.
But there are reports Chancellor George Osborne and other Conservative MPs, are warming to the idea of a third Heathrow runway - with speculation that this is the reason the consultation has been postponed again.
BBC transport correspondent Richard Westcott says those supporters of Heathrow expansion within the government have been accused of trying to delay everything until after the next election.
The Conservatives would no longer be covered by their 2010 manifesto pledge to scrap plans for Heathrow expansion.
Ms Greening did not include details of the consultation on south-east England's airports when she issued a written statement to MPs on Thursday.
However, she announced:
- £500m towards a western rail link to Heathrow, to speed up journeys to and from Wales and south-west England
- Proposals to "further liberalise" UK aviation, including extending the ability of Gatwick and Stansted to handle passengers in transit to other destinations
- Increasing competition between airlines and train companies
- Plans to make sure airlines are awarded flight slots in most "economically beneficial" way to UK
- Limiting access of smaller planes to busiest airports to encourage more efficient transport of large passenger numbers
Ms Greening added that issues such as maximising the use of existing airport capacity and reducing sound from aircraft would be looked at ahead of the full consultation on airports in the South East.
She said: "London is already one of the best-connected cities in the world, but there is still an important but challenging debate to be had on how we accommodate the long-term growth of aviation.
"This framework provides the building blocks for this debate and I look forward to working with the industry, residents and other interested parties on this once they have had the chance to consider these measures."
The prime minister's spokesman insisted: "We will get on with this. These are important long-term decisions and we need to get them right. What today's announcement does is set out the context for the call for evidence."
He added: "It is important that we take decisions in the light of the evidence."
Proposals for a third runway at Heathrow , or extra runways at Gatwick or Stansted, are proving hugely controversial.
Businesses insist expansion is vital, or the UK will suffer an economic disadvantage.
Mike Carrivick, chief executive of the Board of Airline Representatives in the UK, said: "Delaying important decisions until later in the year demonstrates a lack of courage and the paralysis afflicting strategic policy-making within the government."
Adam Marshall, director of policy at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "The government has spent years working on a strategy for UK aviation, so reports that there will be yet more delays beggar belief.
"Businesses are tired of indecision and equivocation on aviation. Ministers can't tell businesses to look for new opportunities in emerging markets like Brazil and China, and then fail to provide the basic infrastructure needed to get there."
Environmentalists have raised concerns over the impact of airport expansion on the countryside, levels of noise pollution and the effect on people's quality of life.
Friends of the Earth's head of campaigns Andrew Pendleton said: "The reality is we don't need more airport capacity in the South East. London already has more flights to the world's top business centres than any of its European competitors.
"Building more airports or runways will have a devastating impact on local communities and our environment and undermine UK efforts to tackle climate change."
Conservative Zac Goldsmith, MP for Richmond Park and North Kingston, in south-west London, and a well known environmentalist, has said he will quit his party if it supports a third runway.
Conservative London Mayor Boris Johnson also opposes expansion at Heathrow, but has campaigned for a new airport in the Thames Estuary which has been nicknamed "Boris Island".
A £50bn project to build an airport east of London has been put forward by architect Lord Foster.
The Labour Party favoured a third runway at Heathrow when in government. The party is currently reviewing its transport policy and is yet to say whether or not it still backs expansion of the airport.


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June 12, (THEWILL)- In one of the greatest semi-final tennis matches ever played, world number one against world number two, 18-Grand Slam champion against 20-Grand Slam champion, and seen as the final before the final, Novak Djokovic crossed serves against 13-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal and handed the serial champion only his third defeat in 16 years and first in 108 matches at Roland Garros on Friday.
The world was served a tennis game worthy of a classic by two of the very best at the height of their powers. And, it was the Serbian who endured to reach his sixth Roland Garros final in an epic showdown which even beat the COVID-19 curfew of the Paris event.
It was the 58th meeting of the two tennis champions and the semi-final draw that pitched them to meet at this stage, also could have seen the third of the trio of greats, Roger Federer clash against either of these champions if he had continued in the Open. But, as THEWILL reported, the Swiss maestro pulled out just before the fourth round to manage his gradual return to the strain of the game after two knee surgeries.
On Friday, however, Djokovic was not going to be denied a second ending of Nadal’s reign on the Roland Garros grounds in his indisputable reputation as the King of Clay. The Serb who lost the first set, as Nadal appeared poised to plough through their semi-final, kept his determined composure to take the next three sets in an epic battle of tennis matches, that had so many memorable plays.
The semi-final, which was a repeat of last year’s delayed Roland Garros final, saw Djokovic triumphant after four terrific sets to win against the Spaniard 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2. The victory affords Djokovic the opportunity to head into another Grand Slam final as the number one player remains on course to capture a 19th major, which will make him the first man in over 50 years to win all four Slams twice each.
The 2016 champion in Paris, who had also beaten Nadal at the 2015 tournament, which was the last time the King of Clay lost, will face the Greek finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas in Sunday’s final. It will be Djokovic’s 29th championship match at the Slams as he stakes a claim for the title of one of the greatest ever in tennis.
As THEWILL reported, Tsitsipas made history earlier, in the first semi-final match, when he beat the German, Alexander Zverev, in a thrilling five-setter 6-3, 6-3, 4-6, 4-6, to become the first ever Greek to reach a Grand Slam final.


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Bully Brew Co., owned by Sandi Luck, is adding another storefront to their list as they move into Park West at 9744 W Northern Avenue in Peoria.
The coffee shop focuses on cold brew coffee, which the website says is an all around “better cup of java.”
The result of the cold brew process results in a higher caffeinated, fuller bodied and smoother finishing brew that doesn’t have as much acidity and tannins as other coffee.
The website further states that the beans are slow roasted at a high altitude of over 6,000 feet to ensure “a perfect, even roast.”
Outside of the coffee, guests can also enjoy a selection of food off of their bistro menu. Breakfast options include a Bully Burrito with scrambled eggs, red potatoes, sautéed red and yellow peppers, red onion and cheese.
If you’re around for lunch, look for a Sicilian muffuletta sandwich with smoked ham, prosciutto and salami with provolone, arugula, pepperoncinis, red onion and olive tapenade on house-made artisan bread.
What Now Phoenix reached out to Luck for more information on an opening date, but she was unavailable by phone at the time of publication. However, a listing on Upper Westside Phoenix states it’s slated for Winter 2021/2022.


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Biography for Beginners
Issue #1, Spring 2001 : Sketches for Early ReadersBook - 2001
A collection of short biographies of famous people in the worlds of sports, writing, art, entertainment, and politics, specifically designed for young readers. Each sketch includes an address to write for more information.
Publisher: Detroit : Favorable Impressions, c2001.
Branch Call Number: 920 BIO
Characteristics: 120 p. : ill., ports. ; 26 cm.
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text: Last week I had the pleasure of teaching a workshop within the Artist as Educator graduate class taught by Caroline Woolard, an artist I greatly admire, at SVA (School of Visual Arts) in NYC. While walking the class through the process of designing a semester-long, college-level art class I tried to talk about how, while on the one hand, a college syllabus is a very institution-friendly document that outlines what useful and necessary information and activities the course will cover, it can also operate as a set of instructions that facilitates a generative process or kind of performance. There are many important things to consider, such as “Am I teaching from my bias and how can I counter that?,” “How can I create an arc over a 16 week semester and break-down the material into ‘consumable chunks’?” or “What is my criteria for evaluation and how can I make it transparent to the students?,” but just as important are other questions: As teaching artists, how can we imagine our course as a laboratory? How can we design structures and assignments that are open, or balance instrumentality with a sense of serendipity, irreverence, playfulness, absurdity, intentional failure or other unquantifiable quality that may be conducive to making art? When I arrived at the class I was more than pleased to join in with their performance of a Fluxus aqueous event score, passing water around a circle with a spoon.


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Experts recommend taking extra precautions and practicing good hygiene when handling food for cooking.
When it comes to food, the coronavirus outbreak has halted many everyday activities, like going out to eat at restaurants. It has also dramatically altered tasks like shopping for groceries. But should it change how we prepare food at home?
While no reported cases of COVID-19 have been linked to contaminated food or food packaging, experts are advising people to practice good hygiene and stay extra vigilant when handling food for cooking these days.
In order to minimize the risk of spreading bacteria or viruses, the Food and Drug Administration recommends following four key steps when preparing food:
Clean. Sanitize all cooking surfaces and wash your hands thoroughly before starting to cook. Don't forget to thoroughly wash all produce, too.
Separate. Separate raw meats from other ingredients and avoid contamination by establishing different work surfaces and utensils for raw ingredients.
Cook. Always cook food to the recommended temperature to kill off foodborne pathogens.
Chill. Do not let food sit out on the table for too long after a meal. Refrigerate (or freeze) leftovers promptly.
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In addition to following the normal food safety protocols, experts say it’s also crucial to stay informed about the latest news regarding the virus since scientists are uncovering new information about how it is transmitted every day.
Can coronavirus be spread through eating food?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the FDA and many other food safety experts agree that, based on what is currently known about the coronavirus, it is unlikely to be transmitted through the consumption of food.
“All known cases that have been investigated have been linked either to symptomatic individuals, i.e. people coughing or sneezing, or pre-symptomatic individuals, i.e. people that would later developed COVID-19," Donald W. Schaffner, the director of the Food Science Graduate Program at Rutgers University, told TODAY Food. "These individuals have transmitted (the) virus by being in close association with others for an extended period of time — one hour or more."
The same goes for food packaging. Both Schaffner and Yaohua Feng, an assistant professor and food safety specialist with the Department of Food Science at Purdue University, told TODAY that while the virus may be able to live on certain surfaces for an extended period of time, there are currently no confirmed cases of people contracting COVID-19 from the handling food packaging.
A study released last month, which was led by scientists at the U.S. National Institutes of Health, looked at the stability of the coronavirus on surfaces made of plastic, stainless steel, copper and cardboard.
While the results were not obtained under real-world conditions, the study did find that the virus was detected for up to 72 hours on plastic and stainless steel; it lived for up to 24 hours on cardboard. The virus was not found on copper after four hours.
However, as an added measure of safety when returning from the grocery store or receiving takeout, the Food Packaging Forum recommends “washing all packaging immediately when it enters the household with soap and water (or), alternatively, transferring packaged goods from the packaging to cleaned containers for storage, and then discarding the packaging."
Does cooking food kill the coronavirus?
While experts have confirmed that the novel coronavirus is not a foodborne pathogen, it still doesn’t hurt to follow all of the basic food safety protocols and exercise the utmost caution when cooking these days. Schaffner added that “proper cooking should significantly reduce the virus concentration.”
“We recommend consumers to cook poultry to an internal temperature of 165 degrees and cook hamburger to an internal temperature of 160 degrees. We also recommend consumers use a food thermometer to ensure the food is cooked to the recommended temperature,” Feng said.
While home cooks may usually prefer to eyeball their meat for doneness, both experts agreed that now is the ideal time to use all available tools at your disposal to ensure that food is cooked properly to avoid contracting any type of illness.
Theoretically, if someone with coronavirus handled food after it had been prepared and they had not been following proper food-handling practices (i.e. not washing their hands or sneezing into the meal), the virus could be transferred onto the food.
If you're reheating leftovers or takeout, experts recommend heating the food to an internal temperature of 165 degrees.
Is it safe to eat raw fruits and vegetables?
Amanda J. Deering, an assistant professor and expert on fresh produce food safety with the Department of Food Science at Purdue University, told TODAY that the produce section at most grocery stores is a high-touch area, so the virus could potentially be transmitted if one were to pick up a piece of fruit (which had been previously touched by someone who had coronavirus) and then consume that piece of fruit without washing it.
However, while Schaffner said produce is just as safe now as it was before the pandemic, he explained that proper washing is even more important today. If the item has a tough skin, like a cantaloupe, it can be scrubbed with a brush, too. He does not see any harm in eating raw fruits or vegetables, as long as they have been washed well.
Should you sanitize your delivered groceries?
He did warn people to avoid utilizing other "trendy" washing methods that have been popping up online in the past few weeks.
“Some viral videos on the internet are recommending washing (produce) with soap. This is absolutely not recommended since consumption of soap can cause vomiting, nausea and diarrhea,” Schaffner said.
“Some people are washing fruits and vegetables using salt water or water with vinegar. These are not known to be any more effective than washing in plain water," he added, explaining that none of the above methods have been scientifically proven to kill off the coronavirus.
Feng echoed Schaffner’s advice, adding that “currently there is no peer-reviewed article showing that coronavirus can be spread through fruits and vegetables.”
Contracting a foodborne illness is always possible (and it still happens often), so Feng pointed out that safe food handling has always been important, regardless of whether or not there’s a pandemic.
Experts say ordering takeout is safe — here’s how to keep it healthy, too
Now, home cooks should be especially vigilant about food safety given that it is not advisable to go to the hospital, except for in extreme circumstances. A trip to the emergency room caused by a foodborne illness could end up taking a lot longer these days and you may be exposing yourself to individuals with the highly contagious virus.
“With our health system potentially overtaxed with COVID-19, it’s not a good idea to get food poisoning from salmonella or other microorganisms known to be transmitted by food,” Schaffner said.
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Our Wine of the Week, Enotria 2014 Mendocino County Arneis ($15) is a beauty and a perfect wine for spring. It is lean and bright, with refreshing mineral notes and subtle fruit, as a flowering orchard is just subtly evocative of that fruit that will soon come.
You’ll notice hints of Asian pear, green apple, fennel, and a hint of something warm, sweet spices like anise, perhaps, or a swirl of allspice.
It has a light-hearted exuberance, too, like a spring morning when the air is still a bit cool but all the birds are celebrating the season with their melodic songs.
At the table, it’s a natural with seafood, from Dungeness crab and seared scallops to Gulf prawns, flounder, and Petrale sole.
It is also excellent with most green vegetables and especially those coming into season now, like English peas, pea shoots, artichokes, asparagus, and soon, the very first zucchini. Green olives, light dressings with lemon, raw fennel, and nettles all cozy up beautifully to this engaging quaffer.
Coleslaw, especially one made with lemon vinaigrette instead of a mayonnaise-based dressing, Caesar salad, and simple pastas such as rigatoni with fresh ricotta, green peppercorns and lemon zest make great companions, too.
For today’s recipe, inspiration comes from the plethora of spring foods now coming into season. Vegetarians can enjoy a great match simply leaving out the chicken.
Artichoke, Fennel, & Chicken Salad with Lemon, Green Olives, & Asparagus
Serves 4 to 6
2-3 pastured chicken leg-thigh pieces
— Olive oil
— Kosher salt
— Black pepper in a mill
3 boiled artichokes, cooled
1 large or 2 medium fennel bulbs, trimmed, and very thinly sliced
3/4 cup green olives, preferably Picholine, pitted and halved
1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon minced preserved lemon (see Note below), or an additional tablespoon of lemon juice
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Set the chicken in an ovenproof pan, season lightly with olive oil, salt, and pepper, and bake until just done, about 25 minutes. Let cool until easy to handle.
Pull the chicken meat off the bones and reserve the bones to make stock.
As the chicken cools, cook the asparagus. To do so, increase the heat to 450 degrees. Spread the asparagus over a baking sheet, drizzle a little olive oil over it, and turn to coat each stalk.
Season light with salt and cook for 7 minutes for thin stalks and up to 15 minutes for very fat stalks. Remove from the oven and let cool
Pull the leaves away from the artichoke hearts, discarding the tough outer leaves and reserving the tender inner ones. Remove the choke and cut the hearts into thin, crosswise slices.
In a large bowl, combine the chicken, sliced artichoke hearts, fennel, and all but a few olives, drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice, and toss lightly. Add the preserved lemons or additional lemon juice and several turns of black pepper and toss again. Taste the correct the seasoning.
Divide the asparagus stalks among individual serving plates, top with the salad, garnish with artichoke leaves, and scatter a few green olives on top. On individual serving plates, garnish each portion with artichoke leaves and scatter a few green olives over the top and enjoy right away.


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While most new music comes out on Fridays these days, we still get the occasional anarchist who likes to do things their own way, and who better to embody that ideal than our favorite masked vigilante, Malaa. Out today is a new track which is sure to get stuck in your head, as it’s quite “Contagious.”
Though quite a fair bit less intense than his previous single, “Bylina,” “Contagious” is still a classic house tune in every sense of the phrase. With a simple hook and a smart, repetitive, groovy bassline, this one’s best used when the crowd is deep in the flow of the night.
Check out “Contagious” below.
Malaa has also been sharing loads of IDs recently, and there’s far more to come. Just last Thursday, he was teasing a remix to DJ Snake’s “Oh Me Oh My” with Travis Scott, Migos & G4shi… and oh me oh my, we cannot wait.
Dj Snake (Feat. Travis Scott, Migos & G4shi) – Oh me oh my (Malaa remix) coming soon…
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Raw food cuisine has been gaining popularity in recent years as more and more people are becoming health conscious and seeking out fresh, nutrient-rich meals. But raw food is not just about eating salads and snacking on carrot sticks. It can be an exquisite and gourmet dining experience that elevates your taste buds to new heights. From appetizers to desserts, here are some raw food dishes that will make you savor and share the joy of eating.
Starting off with appetizers, a popular raw food dish is zucchini rolls. Thinly sliced zucchini is filled with rich and creamy cashew cheese, rolled, and served with a tangy tomato dipping sauce. This dish is not only visually appealing, but it also bursts with flavors, textures, and colors in every bite, making it the perfect hand-held appetizer to share with friends.
Moving on to the main course, raw lasagna is a must-try dish for anyone seeking a delicious and healthy alternative to the traditional Italian favorite. Instead of pasta, thinly sliced zucchini or other vegetables are layered with fresh tomato sauce, creamy cashew cheese, and a variety of raw veggies. The result is a dish that is not only satisfying but also provides a burst of flavors that will leave you craving for more.
For those who love sushi, raw food cuisine offers an incredible twist with raw nori rolls. Instead of rice, cauliflower is finely minced and seasoned to mimic the texture and taste of sushi rice. The cauliflower rice is then rolled with an array of fresh vegetables and served with a tangy soy-based dipping sauce. These rolls are not only delicious but also low in calories and packed with vitamins and minerals.
When it comes to desserts, raw food cuisine will surprise you with its creativity and indulgence. Raw chocolate avocado mousse is a perfect example. Blending ripe avocados with cacao powder, sweeteners like dates or agave, and a hint of vanilla creates a velvety smooth and rich chocolatey treat without any guilt. Topped with fresh berries or nuts, this dessert is a crowd-pleaser that will make you forget about traditional, processed sweets.
Raw food cuisine offers a wide array of flavors, textures, and presentation styles that can truly elevate your dining experience. It’s not just about eating raw fruits and vegetables but about creating gourmet dishes that are visually stunning, bursting with flavors, and packed with nutrients. Whether you’re a seasoned raw food enthusiast or just looking to try something new, these dishes will make you savor and share the joy of eating raw. So next time you’re planning a special meal, consider adding some raw food dishes to your menu and prepare to be amazed by the exquisite flavors and culinary creations that await you.


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Dozens Arrested, Downtown 'Open-Air Drug Market' Dismantled
Local and federal law enforcement officers in Seattle announced Thursday the arrests of more than 90 suspects in a targeted effort to end street-corner drug deals and related violence in the downtown corridor around Third Avenue & Pine Street.
Seattle Police also announced stepped-up enforcement and outreach efforts in the nine-and-a-half blocks flanking Third & Pine. The swath is marked by the highest concentration of criminal activity in the city, including what Mayor Ed Murray called an "open-air drug market" not far from the city's world-class farmer's market.
Skirmish On Drugs
But city leaders also said they didn't intend the effort to signal the re-ignition of a local "war on drugs."
Though the effort led to arrest warrants for more than 180 suspects, just 37 of them face federal drug or weapon charges. Many of the rest are eligible for drug court programs or a police-supervised diversion program that connects them with housing and treatment services.
"We can achieve significant public safety gains city-wide by applying focused efforts in small hotspots," Murray said at a press conference.
Undercover law enforcement officers were able to complete more than 170 purchases of heroin, methamphetamine, crack cocaine, marijuana and other drugs, according to a joint statement from the FBI and Seattle Police. Many of the suspects have prior criminal records and histories with police.
A Little Goes A Long Way
U.S. Attorney Annette Hayes compared the neighborhood-level effort to those yielding massive drug busts in White Center in 2011 and in Tukwila in 2013.
"Although we know we are not going to arrest our way out of the drug addiction problem, this effort demonstrates that focused enforcement matters," said Acting U.S. Attorney Annette Hayes.
City and police officials are also relocating several King County Metro Transit bus stops, close off alleyways and move newspaper stands, benches and trash cans in hopes of clearing criminal activity out of the area.
Also key to that goal: state and federal prosecutors said they will ask judges to bar suspects from returning to the nine-and-a-half-block area around Third & Pine.
City attorney Pete Holmes noted "nearly 40" of the suspects had sold marijuana in the area.
"This is illegal," Holmes said in a statement, "and it's not what I-502 promised" when it legalized the sale of recreational marijuana from licensed retailers — but not on street corners.
Murray, Hayes, Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O'Toole, FBI Special Agent In Charge Frank Montoya and King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg attended a joint press conference to announce the arrests Thursday. The city's chief criminal prosector, Craig Sims, stood in for Holmes, whom he said was mourning a death in the family.
"I've supported ending the War on Drugs for my entire public service career," Holmes wrote in his statement, "and I'm pleased to stand with the Mayor, Police Chief, U.S. Attorney, FBI and County Prosecutor in furtherance of that goal."


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Skate is a popular skateboarding game franchise that was first released in 2007. Later, we saw multiple sequels of the game including Skate 2 and Skate It. The last one in the franchise was Skate 3 which came out back in 2010. After that, there was no new game released. Since it’s been a long time since the last Skate game, players are eager to enjoy their favorite franchise once again on new consoles. Thankfully, the most popular skateboarding game is coming back; not only on consoles but also on mobile. That being said, let’s check out everything we know so far about the upcoming game.
Skate will be released for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and smartphones as a free-to-play game
The important thing to notice is that the new Skate is not a sequel, rather it is a standalone game. Not only that, but it will be a free-to-play live-service game. What it means is that the game will have no sequels. It will be updated from time to time with new features. Moreover, it will also feature CollaboZone which allows players to collaborate on building ramps appearing in other people’s worlds. You can check out an in-game screenshot of a very early build.
The creative director of the game, Cuz Parry shares his thoughts on the upcoming game:
This isn’t a sequel. This is not a remake. It’s not a reboot, a prequel, it’s not any of that. It’s not a remake or a remaster, whatever ‘re’ you can do. There won’t be a Skate 5 through 10; we won’t be pumping them out all the time. We’re going to do this, we’re going to listen to what you guys say over time, and put the features that you guys want into it.
That being said, the mobile version of Skate is also under development. There is no release date for the game as of now, however, we will keep you updated whenever we have more news.

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