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Unless you live in a cave, you know that New York’s legislature recently passed a bill recognizing homosexual marriage, a bill that was quickly and enthusiastically signed into law by the latest loathsome member of the Cuomo clan to govern the Empire State. The mainstream conservative movement’s reaction to this event was only slightly less enthusiastic than that of the New York Times. Michael Potemra penned a celebratory piece for National Review, and David Frum confessed on his website that he had been “wrong” to oppose gay marriage, arguing that the rise of gay marriage has not hurt the American family, which Frum sees as entering a silver age, despite illegitimacy rates of roughly 40% among new births.
This latest surrender of the conservative movement to the forces of “progress” should come as no surprise, since it is the logical outcome of a movement that has as its chosen ideology “fusionism,” the marriage of libertarian economics and traditionalism outside the economic sphere championed by Frank Meyer in the early days of National Review. As some traditionalists noted early on, a movement defined by libertarian economics was unlikely to provide any real support for tradition.
This point was brought home by the New York Times‘ excited behind the scenes look at the passage of its latest favorite legislation. As the Times reports, wealthy Republican donors were instrumental in securing the bill’s passage: “the billionaire Paul Singer, whose son is gay, joined by the hedge fund managers Cliff Asness and Daniel Loeb—had the influence and the money to insulate nervous senators from conservative backlash if they supported the marriage measure. And they were inclined to see the issue as one of personal freedom, consistent with their more libertarian views.” This passage helps explain why the conservative movement has been relatively successful in defending the economic interests of Wall Street billionaires, but an abject failure in conserving much of anything, including a definition of marriage that reflected not only the wisdom of millennia of human thought but what until only recently had been the overwhelming moral consensus of Americans.


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[Renovation of the African Meeting House]
Original Airdate: 9/19/1986
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This news story is made up of commentary on the African Meeting House on Joy Street during its renovation. Michael Haynes (Twelfth Baptist Church), Steven Spaulding (TLT Construction Company), J. Marcus Mitchell (Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity), Henry Hampton (Museum of Afro American History), and Ruth Batson (Museum of Afro American History) talk about the renovations and the historical significance of the Meeting House. The report includes shots of the Meeting House and photographs and drawings of historical figures with connections to the meeting house.
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Regionally Aligned Forces (RAF) and Megacities – Comparisons of Three Developing Megacities: Lagos، Nigeria، Karachi، Pakistan، and Cairo، Egypt – Urban Operational Environment، Scale، Implementation.
Book by U.S. Government (Author)، U.S. Military (Author)، Department of Defense (DoD) (Author).
Regionally Aligned Forces، while providing useful tactical capabilities like cultural and language familiarity، are inadequate for developing comprehensive information about megacity environments. Further، when megacities are considered as complex، adaptive systems، the limitations of comprehensive knowledge reveal themselves.
Emergent events that have significant impact on the operational environment are plain only in hindsight، causally linked to the interactions between interdependent agents and populations in the city.
Though RAF are not the primary solution to understanding megacities، they do represent the mindset of human engagement that will be required to discern the relationships between key actors in the environment.
Gaps in professional knowledge of megacity environments could be addressed through officer education and fellowship programs، while tactical issues and technological development can be resolved in existing or accessible training sites. The method used is controlled comparison of three different developing megacity environments: Lagos، Karachi، and Cairo.
These three environments readily demonstrate the complexity، scale، and depth of megacity environments and the challenges inherent in addressing them with Regionally Aligned Forces. The consequences of globalization، industrialization، and urban migration have resulted in a relatively new phenomenon. Today، there are twenty-eight megacities globally - cities with a population in excess of ten million.
Five more cities are currently on the cusp of breaking this arbitrary population metric. Megacities present several problems for the Army besides their sizeable populations. Two key traits that define the megacity environment are the scale of the environment and the density of the population therein. Scale in this case refers to the large geographic area of continuous urban landscape.
The density of the population is the number of people living in a limited space، and the pressure that density exerts on the city as a whole as the population grows. In layman's terms، a megacity is "nothing more than a large city" where the cultures، religions، economies، and politics of the people who live there defines the individual character of the environment.
Current Army doctrine recognizes world urbanization trends and the importance of cities، providing a number of reasons for conducting decisive action within them. Enemy forces may choose to withdraw into the urban environment to mitigate Army and Joint Force advantages in firepower and maneuver. Aspects of the city in question may have operational or strategic value. The city may be of symbolic importance.
Finally، the geographical location of the city may dominate a region or avenue of approach. The concentration of human capital، commerce، industry and governance in megacities serves to increase their importance.
Paperback: 70 pages
Publisher: Independently published (March 3، 2017)

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Lekoved (in honor of) Father’s Day, Bella Bryks-Klein fondly remembers how her father, Yiddish writer Rachmil Bryks, tutored her in Yiddish.
This short documentary opens a window into the life and legacy of Yiddish poet Ida Maze, a poet and activist who cultivated a community of Yiddish writers in Montreal. The film interweaves an interview with her son, Irving Massey, a literary scholar who has written about and translated his mother’s poetry, with archival audio recordings from an event held in honor of Maze at the Jewish Public Library of Montreal in 1956. Together, Irving’s poignant memories of his mother and the warm words of praise from Ida Maze’s colleagues offer a compelling perspective on her life, poetry, and legacy.
What’s in a name? Troim Katz Handler, daughter of Yiddish writer Menke Katz, explains her father’s mystical feelings about her unusual first name (Yiddish for “dream”).
Miriam Forman and David Simon, children of Yiddish writer Solomon Simon, remember all the humorous particulars of their Peysekh (Passover) seder growing up.
It’s not often I get to witness such a tangible representation of yikhes (legacy) as I did when I interviewed Mitchell Waife at his home in Florida in the spring of 2013. An oral history interview is usually an intimate affair; part of its success lies in the sustained, deep listening of one person to another. While the main goal is to document stories for the historical record, my hope is that the person I interview and their children, families, and friends will enjoy the interview. However, I rarely have the luxury to get to know a narrator’s community first-hand. The interview is often the only time I will ever see the narrator.
This time, though, my visit just happened to coincide with Mitchell’s 89th birthday, so many members of his family were there, too. After my interview and before they all headed out to dinner in celebration, I managed to take this photograph. In the displayed frame is a well-known portrait of Mitchell’s grandfather, the famous Yiddish writer Sholem Aleichem (Shalom Rabinovitz; 1859–1916) surrounded by his family. (Mitchell would be born some odd years later, so is not pictured.) Next to the photograph, Mitchell is likewise surrounded by his wife and descendants. Sholem Aleichem is more than a literal fixture of family lore. Mitchell passed down an interest in Sholem Aleichem and Yiddish literature to his son, Robert, who took it upon himself to learn Yiddish. Robert now heads the Sholom Aleichem Network, the newest form of the Sholom Aleichem Memorial Foundation, committed to educating future generations about the great writer. Surely, Sholem Aleichem would be shepn nakhes (deriving great pride and satisfaction) from the way his descendants have connected to their yikhes. Mitchell passed away on January 6th – may his memory be a blessing.
Israel Zamir recounts an unbelievable story about attending the Nobel Prize Award Ceremony of his father, Isaac Bashevis Singer. Zamir passed away on November 22. May his memory be a blessing.
Troim Katz Handler, daughter of Yiddish poet Menke Katz, describes the unique household in which she was raised. She speaks of her distant relationship with her father, as well as the beloved grandparents who helped raise her.


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We are kicking off for another great weekend of adventures and fun at Maverick Horseback Riding. On Saturday, we currently have a few spaces left on our morning ride. We are booked for the afternoon.
From 4pm-7pm we will be hosting a variety of great activities, free for the community. Enjoy riding the mechanical bull if you’d like to test your shot as a country cowboy or cowgirl, learn about ancient weapons and the classical bow and arrow with Ranger Lauren, who is visiting from the Lockhart State Park to spend the afternoon with us, free cupcakes and face painting and crafts.
Like our last event, our First Annual Halloween Bash, Maverick’s will be providing free pony rides to the public as well as photos with a unicorn. Can’t really beat that!
Keelan Smith of Caldwell County Snake Relocation, the only free snake removal service in Caldwell county, will be coming to offer an educational class for children and adults on local snakes, as well as free removal services. Find an unwanted or worrisome critter on your property? Contact Caldwell County Snake Relocation services to handle the problem for you.
If you’d like to come join us for the festivities this weekend, or you’re looking for a way to get out of the house and something fun to do, come by anytime from 4-7pm.
More details are coming, along with pictures from our last event at Flying H Ranch in Lockhart, TX, where we co-hosted our first community day, a First Annual Halloween Bash. We are thrilled to host a second event for the locals and would like to extend a warm invitation for you to visit us with your family. Bring a picnic basket for a beautiful backdrop to your dinner date, or cozy up to the fire with some hot dogs. We will see you there!
11/18 Community Day: Free Family Fun for Lockhart Locals!
Enjoy some photos from our last event on Halloween weekend!

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text: Vase, one of a pair (to LL 6528), of rouleau form with straight neck and spreading mouth, painted in famille verte enamels, with medallions in powder-blue. The body is covered with peony scrolls and archaic dragons, among which are panels of fan, mirror, pomegranate, and leaf shapes with gilt floral designs and landscapes on a powder-blue ground. On the shoulder is a brocade band with hexagon and quatrefoil patterns broken by four medallions of vases and symbols. On the neck are two panels with landscape and prunus bough set in a ground of netted green, strewn with prunus blossoms. Green key-fret and scroll borders on the mouth and base.

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Owl Birthstone Necklace - Personalized Jewelry - Handstamped
A tiny little owl is too adorable for words! Perched on his own little branch, this owl is sure to be a hit. Accented with an initial charm and the crystal birthstone of your choice.
- The charms hang from a sterling curb chain.
- The owl charm is about 5/8" long (1.6 cm).
- The crystal is a 4 mm Swarovski element faceted round.

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Legendary Vikings coach Bud Grant is having another garage sale (pics)
Iconic Minnesota Vikings head coach Bud Grant held a garage sale last year to rid himself of some of the innumerable memorabilia he has accumulated over the decades.
That garage sale was met with great fanfare, not only in the Bloomington, Minn., community where it was held but also across the NFL world.
Well, the stoic and beloved living legend has taken to Twitter — or probably one of his nieces or nephews or grandchildren — to announce that in large part because of the success of last year’s garage sale, he will once again allow folks to rummage through his stuff in a few weeks, much to the delight of Vikings fans in the area.
Mark your calendars!
2016 Grant Family Garage Sale
Wednesday, May 18th 5pm – 8pm
Thursday, May 19th 8am – 8pm
Friday, May 20th 8am – Noon
— Bud Grant (@HPBudGrant) May 3, 2016
Grant also shared on social media a video NFL Films put together about his last garage sale before tweeting out images of some of the Vikings memorabilia available for purchase.
Grant, who will turn 89 in a few weeks, is one of the most beloved figures in Minnesota pro sports history, leading the Vikings to four Super Bowl appearances. Sure, the team never won one, but that hasn’t taken away from the affection Minnesotans have for the Grant one iota.


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This Skindred article was written by Viktor Balchikliev, a GIGsoup contributor. Edited by Adam Barrett
Two years after their previous release Skindred are back with their brand new record. ‘Volume’ is the sixth studio album of the Welsh raga metal act, led by the tribal warlord Benji Webbe. Their new work doesn’t bring anything new but an improved dose of the already familiar mixture of metal, raga and endless an party.
‘Volume’ is delivered by the same line-up that produced ‘Union Black’ (2011) and ‘Kill The Power’ (2014). Benji remains that brilliant leader with his unrivalled energy, and again reveals his full arsenal of singing, growling and rapping. Drummer Arya Goggin has always been perfect and should get big credit for the overall charge of the album. Guitarrist Michael Fry and bassist Dan Pugsley maintain the high quality throughout the full 43 minutes, while all electronics and samples are done by Dan Sturges, whose addition to the band in 2011 kind of invigorated Skindred and sent them into more interesting and successful direction.
The debut single ‘Under Attack’ is arguably the weakest spot of the record and its lack of creativity left mixed feelings during the initial promotion of the album. The second single ‘Volume’ came to the rescue bringing that highly anticipated signature Skindred sound only to prove once again that the band remains the best (if not the only) raga metal band in the world. Without putting anything new on the table, ‘Volume’ reinforces the band’s fame and contribution to the scene.
All of the 11 tracks and 3 interludes are easy to listen and make you want to play the record again and again. There still seems to be a lack of promising hits and surprising compositions, but more importantly, there are no weak or average tracks and ‘Volume’ maintains high quality and perfect mastering from the first second to the very last. The record develops gradually and builds up speed with each track. ‘Hit The Ground’ hits with fast pace and solid chorus, while ‘Shut Ya Mouth’ slows down with rock sound and angry lyrics. ‘The Healing’ is reminiscent of Skindred’s older work and in fact, if you are already a fan of the band, the majority of this album will definitely leave you pleased.
‘Sound The Siren’ is the brightest gem in the collection which best comprises Skindred’s emblematic sound and the complexity of their music, and will very likely be the next single of ‘Volume’ with the potential to become a breaking hit. Another powerful track is ‘Straight Jacket’ (along intro ‘II’) which surprises with a heavy breakdown. After ‘III’ the final three songs are the perfect finale of the album. ‘No Justice’ stands out with its energetic punk, ‘Stand Up’ adds the expected socio-political comment, and ‘Three Words’ unfolds slowly as the fitting emotional ending of a quality album.
Already praised as one of UK’s best live acts, ‘Volume’ will certainly add flavour to the band’s arsenal of festival anthems. The records stands proudly in their rich discography and with another perfect blend of reggae positivism, raga party, punk charge and nu metal energy, Skindred remain Europe’s colourful favourites.


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Dental fillings are one of the most common dental procedures used today. They are used to address tooth decay, damage and may even be part of a cosmetic treatment plan.
Traditionally, dental fillings were created using silver amalgam- a dark substance that would resist further decay and strengthen the tooth, but made the tooth and area around it appear gray. Over time, these fillings would begin to degrade and “leak” and many patients would experience new decay adjacent to the filling- and they would often fall out!
Columbia dentist Dr. Tom Trinkner places dental fillings and uses different types of biocompatible composites, depending on the dental health needs and cosmetic desires of the patient. In most situations, Dr. Trinkner recommends the use of resin or porcelain dental fillings which are custom matched with adjacent teeth to blend seamlessly with a patient’s natural smile. Also called “white” or cosmetic fillings, resin and porcelain dental fillings are durable, decay resistant and aesthetically pleasing.
Dr. Trinkner can replace old dark fillings with new, white cosmetic fillings for a fresh, new look. If you have old fillings that are noticeable or beginning to deteriorate, schedule an appointment with Dr. Trinkner and see what cosmetic fillings could do for your smile- and your dental health. Replacing old fillings can be beneficial for the long term integrity of the natural tooth- especially if the old filling has been in place for many years.
Cosmetic fillings in Columbia, SC
- Resin fillings: also known as tooth bonding, a resin filling is appropriate for minimal tooth decay and/or damage. Dr. Trinkner will sculpt the resin compound directly on to the surface of the tooth during a single visit.
- Porcelain fillings and restorations: dental inlays and dental onlays are porcelain dental fillings used to address deeper tooth decay or decay/damage on the edges of a tooth that may be compromising the integrity of the tooth. This type of restoration may require more than one visit to complete and will provide long lasting results with proper dental hygiene.

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Robertet Flavors, Piscataway, N.J., appointed two sales executives to flavor division roles. Franklin Bott was promoted to the position of global account director at Robertet Flavors, while Jason Baisch joined the company as an account executive in the sales department. The company also announced the appointment of Julian Dabrowski as research chef. In this newly created position, Dabrowski will develop new products with Robertet’s flavor applications team while using his culinary expertise to expand Robertet’s capabilities.
At the Institute of Food Technologists’ (IFT)
Annual Meeting & Food Expo, July 13-16 in Chicago, D.D. Williamson (DDW), Louisville, Ky., invites attendees to visit “The Color House,” where creativity blends with advanced technical capability to bring color ideas to life for customers, it says. At booth 2352, DDW will exhibit visually appealing food and beverages as a meal theme, it adds. The company also will display its latest innovations including Caramelized Apple for natural flavor and incidental color Caramel Color 520; acid-proof Class One “Plain;” and certified-organic annatto extracts including a powdered version.
Biothera, Eagan, Minn., named Toong Yeuan Enterprise Co. Ltd., Taipei City, Taiwan, as the exclusive distributor in Taiwan of its clinically proven immune-boosting ingredients for food, beverages and supplements, it says. Biothera also shared information from its “How Powering the Immune System Can Power Athletic Performance” presentation by Joy Dubost, Biothera healthcare scientific advisory board member, and Don Cox, senior vice president of research and development with Biothera’s healthcare group. Presented at the SCAN Symposium on April 28 in Chicago, the session focused on dietary interventions to support the immune health of athletes. The session included key findings from nine human clinical studies with marathoners, cyclists and others enduring high physical and lifestyle stress that demonstrate how Wellmune WGP can boost immune defenses before, during and after exercise.
Purchase, N.Y.-based Nutrition 21 LLC announced a distribution and co-promotion agreement with Glanbia Nutritionals North America, Evanston, Ill. As the exclusive distributor, Glanbia’s capable sales organization will co-market, with Nutrition 21, Chromax chromium picolinate, Selenomax high-selenium yeast, SelenoPure L-selenomethionine and Zinmax zinc picolinate in North America to the food, beverage and dietary supplement industries.
Autocrat LCC, Lincoln, R.I., announced the promotion of Stephen M. Olyha from vice president of sales to chief operating officer.
Health Canada’s Food Directorate completed a detailed evaluation and has approved the use of monk fruit extract as a sweetener at a maximum level of use of 0.8 percent in tabletop sweeteners. The assessment also concluded that the available scientific data supported the safety and efficacy of monk fruit extract when used under the proposed guidelines. As such, monk fruit extract will be added to the list of permitted sweeteners in Canada.
Novel Ingredient Services, West Caldwell, N.J., was named the exclusive U.S. distributor of Quinoasure, an instant, nutritional quinoa powder suitable for use as an ingredient in food, beverages, dietary supplements and meal replacements. The company also will service customers in Canada and Mexico. Additionally, Novel Ingredient Services hired three new executives to help manage the company’s growth: Frank J. Kimmerling was hired as chief financial officer; David I. Chipkin was named vice president of operations; and Eugene Lepelletier was hired as quality assurance manager.

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Augmented reality (AR) is revolutionizing the restaurant industry, offering innovative ways to enhance the dining experience and engage customers. With approximately 1.7 billion people estimated to be using mobile AR by 2024, now is the perfect time to explore the benefits of implementing AR in your restaurant.
Using AR in restaurant operations can transform your menus into interactive displays, provide immersive staff training experiences, and elevate your marketing efforts. However, the implementation of AR has been hindered by development costs and technical challenges. That’s where Rock Paper Reality, an industry-leading AR agency, can help.
Rock Paper Reality specializes in seamlessly incorporating AR into restaurant settings, ensuring a smooth and easy implementation process for your business. With their expertise, you can gain a competitive edge by leveraging the power of AR in your restaurant operations.
- 1 Augmented Reality Menus: Elevating the Customer Experience
- 2 Enhancing Marketing and Branding with AR
- 3 Augmented Reality Training for Staff
- 4 Conclusion
- 5 FAQ
- 5.1 How can augmented reality (AR) be implemented in a restaurant setting?
- 5.2 What are the benefits of using augmented reality in the restaurant industry?
- 5.3 How can AR menus elevate the customer experience in restaurants?
- 5.4 How can augmented reality be used for marketing and branding in restaurants?
- 5.5 How can augmented reality technology enhance staff training in the restaurant industry?
- 6 Source Links
- Implementing AR in restaurants can enhance the dining experience and engage customers.
- Rock Paper Reality is an industry-leading AR agency that can assist with the seamless integration of AR into restaurant operations.
- AR menus, staff training, and marketing initiatives are some of the areas where AR can be utilized in the restaurant industry.
- AR technology has the potential to attract customers, boost sales, and differentiate restaurants from competitors.
- As technology advances, the role of AR in the restaurant industry is expected to grow, making it crucial for restaurants to embrace this innovative technology.
Augmented Reality Menus: Elevating the Customer Experience
When it comes to utilizing augmented reality (AR) in the restaurant business, AR menus have proven to be one of the most successful implementations. By incorporating AR technology into menus, restaurants can create immersive and interactive experiences that truly elevate the customer dining experience.
Imagine sitting down at a restaurant and instead of flipping through a traditional paper menu, you pick up your smartphone and launch an AR app. With a simple scan of the table or a QR code, the menu comes to life right before your eyes.
The Benefits of AR Menus
AR menus allow customers to view dishes in a whole new way. By showcasing life-size 3D images of food, customers can get a realistic sense of what they are ordering. This visual representation not only enhances the overall dining experience but also helps customers make more informed choices.
But it doesn’t stop there. AR menus offer much more than just visual appeal. They provide detailed information about each dish, including ingredients, nutritional facts, and even allergen warnings. This eliminates the need for customers to ask servers for additional information, making the ordering process more efficient.
Furthermore, AR menus can go beyond traditional menus by offering customization options. Customers can interact with the menu, selecting ingredients or toppings to create a personalized dish. This level of customization adds a fun and interactive element to the dining experience.
The Impact on Customer Satisfaction and Sales
Implementing AR menus in restaurants has proven to be a game-changer in terms of customer satisfaction and sales. By providing an engaging and visually captivating experience, AR menus leave a lasting impression on customers.
According to a study by Deloitte, restaurants that have successfully implemented AR menus saw an increase in sales and customer satisfaction. The interactive nature of AR menus encourages customers to try new dishes and share their experiences with others, leading to positive word-of-mouth references and repeat business.
The Seamless Integration of AR Menus
Restaurants can easily integrate AR menus into their existing operations. By incorporating QR codes on tables or physical menus, customers can simply scan the code to activate the AR menu on their smartphones.
AR menus are revolutionizing the way customers interact with restaurant menus. Not only do they provide an immersive experience, but they also offer detailed information and customization options. With the seamless integration of AR menus, restaurants can enhance customer satisfaction and drive sales.
When it comes to implementing AR menus, restaurants can partner with experienced AR agencies like Rock Paper Reality. These experts can guide restaurants throughout the entire process, from developing AR content to integrating the necessary technology.
|Benefits of AR Menus
|Impact on Restaurants
|1. Immersive and interactive dining experience
|1. Increased customer satisfaction
|2. Realistic 3D images of food
|2. Higher sales
|3. Detailed product information
|3. Positive word-of-mouth references
|4. Customization options
|4. Repeat business
Enhancing Marketing and Branding with AR
Augmented reality (AR) presents a myriad of opportunities for restaurants to elevate their marketing and branding efforts. By implementing AR experiences into beverage labels or product packaging, restaurants can establish a deeper connection with customers while creating engaging storytelling opportunities.
Imagine customers scanning a wine bottle label and instantly being transported to the vineyards where the grapes were grown, or a coffee cup label that reveals the journey from bean to cup. With AR, restaurants can offer immersive and interactive experiences that not only entertain but also educate and inform customers about their products.
Additionally, AR can be leveraged to promote new dishes, offers, and events in a visually captivating way. By integrating AR elements into promotional materials, such as posters or flyers, restaurants can grab attention and entice potential customers to explore further.
“Incorporating augmented reality into our marketing strategy has helped us create a unique and unforgettable brand experience for our customers. It allows us to showcase our products in a way that truly sets us apart from our competitors.” – Emma Johnson, Marketing Director at TasteBites
Moreover, the power of social media cannot be underestimated in today’s digital age. By integrating AR with social media platforms, restaurants can tap into the vast audience that relies on these platforms for dining recommendations. For example, customers can use AR filters to virtually try out different dishes or explore the ambiance of a restaurant through immersive virtual tours. This integration not only boosts engagement but also generates valuable user-generated content that can amplify the restaurant’s reach.
Implementing AR in marketing efforts is a strategic move that allows restaurants to stand out from the competition and attract new customers. With AR’s ability to create captivating experiences and blend the physical and digital worlds seamlessly, restaurants can enhance their brand image, maximize customer engagement, and ultimately drive business growth.
Augmented Reality Training for Staff
Augmented reality (AR) technology is revolutionizing staff training in the restaurant industry. By incorporating AR simulations and tutorials, restaurants can provide interactive and engaging training experiences for their staff, resulting in improved performance, accuracy, and overall experience.
AR simulations offer realistic scenarios that allow both front-of-house and back-of-house staff to practice their skills and knowledge in a virtual environment. This hands-on approach enhances learning and retention, ensuring that staff members are well-prepared for real-life situations.
For example, AR tutorials can showcase food preparation techniques, guiding staff members through step-by-step instructions with visual cues and interactive elements. This not only ensures consistency in food quality but also improves efficiency and reduces the risk of errors.
“AR simulations provide an immersive and effective training experience for our staff. It allows them to practice their skills in a safe environment and boosts their confidence on the job.”
– Sarah Thompson, Restaurant Manager at TasteBuds Eatery
Additionally, AR can be used to teach customer service skills, such as handling difficult situations or providing personalized experiences. Staff members can engage with virtual customers, role-playing various scenarios and learning how to respond effectively.
To enhance staff knowledge about portions, ingredients, and allergens, AR can provide interactive information overlays on the actual dining space. This enables staff members to quickly access relevant information without interrupting the flow of service, ensuring a seamless and informed customer experience.
Benefits of AR Training for Restaurant Staff
Implementing AR training for restaurant staff offers numerous benefits:
- Improved Performance: AR simulations allow staff members to practice their skills, leading to improved performance and professionalism.
- Increased Accuracy and Consistency: AR tutorials provide visual cues and step-by-step instructions, reducing errors and ensuring consistency in service and food preparation.
- Enhanced Staff Experience: Engaging and interactive training experiences with AR technology can boost staff morale, job satisfaction, and retention rates.
By embracing AR training for staff, restaurants can elevate their service standards, provide memorable dining experiences, and gain a competitive edge in the industry.
|Benefits of AR Training for Restaurant Staff
|AR simulations allow staff members to practice their skills, leading to improved performance and professionalism.
|Increased Accuracy and Consistency
|AR tutorials provide visual cues and step-by-step instructions, reducing errors and ensuring consistency in service and food preparation.
|Enhanced Staff Experience
|Engaging and interactive training experiences with AR technology can boost staff morale, job satisfaction, and retention rates.
Implementing augmented reality (AR) technology in restaurants offers a multitude of benefits that can revolutionize the industry. By incorporating AR, restaurants can enhance the customer experience, elevate their marketing efforts, and provide more efficient staff training.
The use of AR in restaurants allows for improved customer experience by transforming menus into interactive displays and showcasing 3D images of food. This engaging and interactive approach not only captivates customers but also provides detailed product information and customization options, leading to increased customer satisfaction and sales.
Furthermore, AR can be a powerful tool for enhancing restaurant marketing and branding. By integrating AR experiences into beverage labels or product packaging, restaurants can create memorable storytelling opportunities and connect with customers on a deeper level. Social media integration with AR further amplifies restaurant marketing efforts, helping establishments stand out from competitors and attract new customers.
In addition to customer-facing applications, AR technology can significantly improve staff training in the restaurant industry. Through realistic simulations and scenarios, AR tutorials can enhance staff knowledge, teach customer service skills, and improve overall staff experience and retention.
As technology continues to advance, the future of AR in the restaurant industry looks promising. By embracing AR and leveraging its capabilities, restaurants can establish a competitive edge, attract customers, boost sales, and deliver unique and memorable experiences. Augmented reality is shaping the future of the restaurant industry, offering limitless possibilities for growth and innovation.
How can augmented reality (AR) be implemented in a restaurant setting?
Augmented reality can be implemented in a restaurant setting through various means such as using AR menus, incorporating AR experiences in marketing and branding efforts, and utilizing AR technology for staff training.
What are the benefits of using augmented reality in the restaurant industry?
Implementing augmented reality in the restaurant industry can lead to improved customer experience, enhanced marketing efforts, more efficient staff training, increased sales, and differentiation from competitors.
AR menus can elevate the customer experience in restaurants by showcasing life-size 3D images of food, providing interactive and entertaining experiences, offering detailed product information, answering nutritional questions, and allowing customers to customize menu items.
How can augmented reality be used for marketing and branding in restaurants?
Augmented reality can be used for marketing and branding in restaurants by incorporating AR experiences into beverage labels or product packaging, promoting new dishes, offers, and events, creating personalized and interactive communication with customers, and integrating AR with social media platforms.
How can augmented reality technology enhance staff training in the restaurant industry?
Augmented reality technology can enhance staff training in the restaurant industry by providing realistic simulations and scenarios, showcasing food preparation techniques, teaching customer service skills, and enhancing staff knowledge about portions, ingredients, and allergens.


text: Nearly 900 more Nova Scotians now have a family doctor thanks to early uptake in one of the incentives recently announced by government and Doctors Nova Scotia. In the first month of the Patient Attachment Incentive Trust, 177 doctors have taken on 882 patients. “This incentive is just one tool that we’re using to help connect patients with a family practice,” said Health and Wellness Minister Randy Delorey. “We know that physicians are trying to improve access for patients when and where they can, and our incentive acknowledges that work.” The incentive was announced in March as part of a $39.6 million investment to improve access to primary care. Family doctors are eligible for a one-time incentive of $150 per patient for accepting a patient from the 811 Need a Family Practice Registry. The incentive is also available to family doctors who take on new patients referred from an emergency department or a practice where a doctor is retiring or moving. Family doctors from every zone have been taking on new patients:Central – 92 family doctors have taken on 469 patientsEastern – 24 family doctors have taken on 182 patientsWestern – 34 family doctors have taken on 129 patientsNorthern – 27 family doctors have taken on 102 patients $6.4 million has been placed in the Patient Attachment Incentive Trust, which is managed by an independent trustee.

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The cutest avocado toast you have ever seen! This recipe cannot get any easier, you can add any toppings you like, but we decided to keep it simple and sweet, so our rose petals can do the talking.
- 1 tablespoon honey
- pinch or rose petals
- ½ avocado, sliced
- rosewater (optional)
In a small bowl, mix together tahini paste, honey and rosewater. You don’t even have to measure, but careful because the rosewater is potent.
- If you want that extra rose flavor and are also using rosewater in this recipe, mix together the honey and rosewater in a small bowl. (taste as you slowly add in rosewater, because a little goes a long way).
- Spread avocado on toasted bread.
- Top each piece of avocado toast with rose petals and drizzle on honey.


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With the market value of Bhushan Steel’s shares falling more than 65% in August, lenders have invoked 1.3 crore shares belonging to the promoter group of the Orissa-based company during the month. With Bhushan Steel's shares trading at average price of R256 in August, the value of the invoked shares stands at R334 crore. .
As per a BSE disclosure on Wednesday, 82,086 shares belonging to the promoter group company Bhushan Infrastructure were invoked by IFIN Securities on August 7. Among the promoters, Neeraj Singal’s holding has fallen from 32% in July to 26.93%, as per the disclosures on the BSE. Meanwhile, Brij Bhushan Singal’s holding in the company has fallen below 20% to 19.84%. The promoter group pledged another 17 lakh shares during August.
Bhushan Steel has been in the news over the role of its vice-chairman and managing director, Neeraj Singal, in an alleged case of bribery involving Syndicate Bank. On August 7, the CBI arrested Singal after the special court issued a non-bailable warrant.
On August 2, the CBI had arrested Syndicate Bank’s chairman SK Jain (now suspended), accusing him of taking a R50-lakh bribe for extending the credit limit of Bhushan Steel and Prakash Industries.
For the year to March 2014, the company reported an operating profit of R2,690 crore and net profit of R59 crore on net revenues of R9,276 crore. The company’s finance costs jumped 29% to R1,663 crore from R1,287 crore in FY13. The total debt on the company’s balance sheet stood at R31,839 crore for the year-ended March, 2014, as per data from Bloomberg. The company's market capitalisation has more than halved to R3,119.06 crore from R10,265 crore in February. YTD, the scrip has lost 71.35%.

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Saturday, March 19, 2011
Another challenge – yet a bit late, more the less, accepted and taken. The Etsy Metal Clay Team challenge was to set a stone in a piece after firing, with a visual inspiration. I have several cabochons and rocks waiting for a setting, an idea, that is worthy of their beauty. Worthy = beautiful.... why do I see those together?
The stone in this setting is a raw Padparadscha I bought a few years ago at the Bead and Button Show set in fine silver prongs. Similar designs have been in my mind and repertoire since the very beginning of my explorations of PMC, back in 2002, starting with one of my first original pieces
and then a bit different Crimson Energy listed here on etsy.
but since I prefer to create out of happiness, I’ve been a bit starved for inspiration... So this piece was almost never created or solidified. As the due date came closer, I came to realize, I would not have finished anything for this challenge, although, as usual, I started several ideas. All laying unfinished, not worthy on my workshop table.
But then this idea came clear Tuesday morning, after a poor nights sleep, combined with the reading of the heartbreaking stories of the people of Japan, after the Tsunami devastated their country last Friday. While watching the video of the churning water destroying a port in California, the effects this earthquake, hundreds of miles away. I thought of the repercussions of disasters in nature, and the repercussions of the actions in life.
You can’t stop the momentum - you just have to persevere with the flow. I have had a lot of tragedy not happen to me, as much as around me. Which sometimes makes me feel guilty for my fears, anger, unhappiness and sadness. But I have to remember “we all suffer, unequally” and just because your heart break is less severe - yes, you must put it in perspective, but you also must honor it and know your feelings are valid, because no one can know what you are going through. Thank you to everyone that has been there to listen and understand. And to those with stones thrown in your still waters, I hope it creates ripples that surge positive energy to push you forward.


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Dolly Parton is busy as ever.
The country music icon recently sat down with Cody Alan to talk about her upcoming film Dumplin’ which is set to air on December 7th on Netflix.
Although Dolly is an esteemed actress herself, she will not be starring in the film. She contributes by creating the musical backbone for the film’s soundtrack. And, it all started with a book recommendation.
“There was book out several years ago called Dumplin’ and people just kept calling me and saying ‘there’s a book out that’s got your name all over it. The character is supposed to be inspired by your songs and your sayings.’ I said ‘really?’ So, I read it, and I was really touched. And then they would say ‘you should make a movie of that!’ I said no I couldn’t do that. That would be so self-serving and so egotistical and all. So, I never thought any more about it.”
Fast forward, Jennifer Aniston’s office would reach out to Dolly and ask for the use of original music also inquire on Dolly’s interest to write new music exclusively for the film.
The most surprising vocal collaboration for fans may be between actresses Jennifer Aniston and Danielle McDonald.
After hearing the song, Cody Alan asked with surprise, "Who knew Jennifer Aniston could sing?"
The two actresses sound unbelievable belting their dynamic duet “Push and Pull,” which Dolly wrote specifically for their voices helping to showcase their mother-daughter relationship throughout the film.
Dolly describes the experience by saying, “[Jennifer Aniston] doesn’t claim to be a great singer, and she doesn’t claim to be a singer, you know, at all… but I wrote a song called “Push and Pull” and I based it on their relationship, and I thought ‘well it would only be right for Danielle McDonald who is the star lead and Jennifer to come to the studio and sing.”
Both actresses were nervous about approaching the vocal mic, but Dolly was steadfast in coaching them through the process. Dolly reassured them by saying, “Anybody can sing, you don’t have to be solo.” The two actresses met Dolly at the studio for their vocal debut. “We plugged them in with the other singers, and they sounded good.”
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KARACHI: Pakistan’s young all-rounder Hussain Talat has credited the Pakistan Super League for the “fast forward growth” of Pakistani players enabling them to compete in the international arena.
The all-rounder who made his debut for the Pakistan side against West Indies on Sunday night said the Pakistan Super League (PSL) has become a nursery for players where they can learn how to perform in the international arena.
The youngster who delivered a man-of-the-match winning performance added, “PSL has become a grooming arena for players. We get to play along with international players which gives us an idea of how to perform at the top level.”
Talat scored 41 and took a wicket against West Indies during the first T20I at Karachi’s National Stadium on Sunday.
“PSL gives us an idea on how to play international bowlers according to the situation,” he highlighted.
The 22-year-old all-rounder said that he is equally working on his bowling and aims to become a fast bowling all-rounder for the country like Abdul Razzaq.
“I am also working on my bowling and look forward to becoming a full-time fast bowling all-rounder for the team, while batting at an upper position,” he said. “I can open as well,” the all-rounder added.
Speaking about his debut, the Islamabad United bowler said it was “a dream come true” and he considers himself lucky to be making his debut with a historic game that brought cricket back to Karachi.
“I consider myself lucky and fortunate that I got the green cap and made my debut in Pakistan,” he said.
Talat added, “I was told just before the warm-up that I was going to play today. It was like a dream come true moment for me.”
Responding to a question, Talat said he was happy to see his team win and did not regret missing the fifty.
He added that the West Indies team can’t be called a weak side.
“Can’t call them a weak team, their players are specialists of T20, but we played well and outclassed them in all departments,” he said.
“If any of their batsmen had managed to stay, things would have been different and we might have witnessed a good contest,” the all-rounder concluded.


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A farm in Pangasinan is assisting rice farmers hone their craft, eventually eradicate their traditional practice of borrowing money and gain the ultimate fruits of their labor.
Our Farm Republic (OFR), an integrated and diversified farm, is promoting modern techniques and best practices among rice farmers through the support of the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF), which is envisioned to be the game changer in the rice farming industry in the country.
Run by the Santiago family led by Lea Santiago, OFR is set to stamp out “gawat,” or the Ilocano term for scarcity – the traditional practice of rice farmers wherein they would borrow money to buy food for their families, even though they’re farming food.
“I don’t want to hear farmers suffering because they don’t have anything to eat even though they themselves produce food,” she lamented. “I’ve always believed that there is money in agriculture. It will remain a sunrise industry,” Santiago said.
A former local politician in Marikina, she attended various training programs from both the public and private sector, including the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) when the family acquired the farm.
By attending training and certification programs, Santiago was able to upgrade OFR as a DA-accredited Organic Techno-Demo Farm, an ATI Learning Site for Agriculture, and a farm tourism site accredited by the Department of Tourism (DOT).
Today, the farm orients farmers on farm tourism, good agricultural practices, organic farming, to rice production.
OFR is one of over 200 farm schools that conduct RCEF-Farmer Field School nationwide.
According to ATI, farmers with at least a hectare of property can submit a letter of intent and attend trainings to be certified by the agency.
Owners of farm sites can earn up to P140,000.00 per month for a batch of 25 students.
Farm school will also receive support in attracting students, with ATI and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) providing scholarships and additional incentives for farm schools in order to fast-track the modernization of farming practices nationwide.

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In September of 05' Vince Gill went to work on what was to be his next album. His song writing had given him a collection of forty some songs to choose from but the task of trying to pick only a few of those to record proved to be too difficult. Making a long story short, the result is a collection of those forty some songs all neatly wrapped up in a 4 disc set. Heavily laden with guest vocalists (some of the best in Nashville and beyond) Gill's ability to infect us with his passion for music continues on in a huge way.
Disc One: Workin' On A Big Chill - The Rockin' Record
There's really no chill on this disc other than the title. It's one hot, country rockin' record. Vince at his best with some of the best. Co-vocalists include, Michael McDonald - "Smilin' Song," Bekka Bramlett - "The Rhythm Of The Pourin' Rain," Del McCoury - "Son Of A Ramblin' Man," and one red hot number with Rodney Crowell. "Nothin' For A Broken Heart" was the perfect song for Rodney's voice. This fast paced, toe tappin' song has the guys walking us through all the tried cures that never work when your heart is broken. Gretchen Wilson also makes an appearance on this disc with a slow grinding, sexy song called, "Cowboy Up." When a Stetson wearing cowgirl named Levitra meets up with a bareback rider named Okie, more than just the dance floor heats up.
Disc Two: The Reason Why - The Groovy Record
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I'm not sure I can tell you why this disc was called the groovy record. Maybe Vince felt he was groovin' away with all the beautiful and legendary co-vocalists. It's actually the love song disc. Packed full of heartbreak, new love, old love and the love of Jesus. Co-vocalists include, LeAnn Rimes on "What You Don't Say," Alison Krauss on "The Reason Why," Bonnie Raitt on "The Rock Of Your Love," Sheryl Crow on "What You Give Away," Diana Krall on "Faint Of Heart," Jenny Gill on "Time To Carry On," and Katrina Elam on "Everything And Nothing." The legendary Trisha Yearwood adds her beautiful harmonies to the very touching, "This Memory Of You." Vince's wife, Amy Grant makes an appearance on "Tell Me One More Time About Jesus." Not only did she her incredible voice but she also co-wrote the song.
Disc Three: Some Things Never Get Old - The Country & Western Record
This very traditional sounding disc will never get old. It embodies the legendary sound of Gill and probably my favorite of the set. Helping out on this disc, Alison Krauss and Dan Tyminski on "I Can't Let Go," Emmylou Harris on "Some Things Never Get Old," Lee Ann Womack on "If I Can Make Mississippi," and John Anderson on "Take This Country Back." When I came across track eight, I was thinking how much the song sounded like the old time favorite, "Wake Up Little Susie." Checking the credits it came as no surprise, "Sweet Little Corrina" has Phil Everly of the legendary Everly Brothers lending his timeless harmonies on the song. My other favorite from this disc was "Out Of My Mind." When Vince broke our country hearts back in 1989 with his legendary song, "When I Call Your Name," Patty Loveless's bone chilling harmonies made the song more haunting than ever. This song brings the two back together for yet another pairing of those incredible harmonies.
Disc Four: Little Brother - The Acoustic Record
If you like your country mixed with a lot of Bluegrass, this is the disc for you. Although not all bluegrass, over half makes it enough so that you'll really appreciate Gill in his Bluegrass state of mind. Featuring The Del McCoury Band on "Cold Grey Light Of Gone,"
and "Give Me The Highway,"
other guest vocalists include, Jenny Gill on "A River Like You,"
Rebecca Lynn Howard on "Girl,"
and Guy Clark on "Almost Home."
I can't stop playing The Del McCoury Band selections but my absolute favorites were Vince all alone on "All Prayed Up,"
and again on the forbidden love song, "Molly Brown."
This whole collection of songs just proves why Vince Gill is still so popular today. His passion for music bleeds into every song on this set. As if the four CD's weren't enough for us, also included is a 64 page book packed full of lyrics and the story of how the set came to be. This one is a must have.


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Chin: Burma Appointed to Chair ASEAN in 2014
Despite criticism on Burma’s human rights record, the continued detention of Chin political activists, and a belief that Nyapidaw needs to enact more reforms, ASEAN leaders agreed that the situation is sufficiently improved for the country to lead the regional grouping.
Below is an article published by the BBC
Leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have agreed that Burma can chair the regional bloc in 2014, amid some signs of reform in the country.
The move came at a summit of the 10-member group in Indonesia.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa told the BBC the decision was unanimous.
He said member states believed that Burma had made significant progress down the path of democracy.
The announcement came as Burma's pro-democracy party appeared poised to rejoin the country's political process.
The leadership of the Asean regional grouping rotates on an annual basis, but Burma was not allowed to take the top position last time because of its human rights record.
Some critics say it is still too early to award the high-profile role to Burma, where between 600 and 1,000 political prisoners are thought to remain behind bars.
But Mr Natalegawa said it was important to recognise that the situation had changed.
"It's not about the past, it's about the future, what leaders are doing now," he said. "We're trying to ensure the process of change continues."
Ko Ko Hlaing, chief political adviser to the Burmese president, said Asean had welcomed Burma as a responsible leader.
"Be assured that we are now growing into a democratic society and we will do all our responsibilities and duties as a responsible government, reflecting the desires of the Myanmar (Burmese) people," he said.
But US President Barack Obama, speaking before the decision was announced, said more was needed from Burma.
"Some political prisoners have been released. The government has begun a dialogue. Still, violations of human rights persist," he said in a speech to the Australian parliament.
"So we will continue to speak clearly about the steps that must be taken for the government of Burma to have a better relationship with the United States."
Burma held its first elections in two decades a year ago - polls which saw military rule replaced with a military-backed civilian-led government.
The new leadership then freed pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest and has opened dialogue with her.
It boycotted the 2010 polls because of electoral laws that banned its leaders - former political prisoners - from standing as candidates.
This law and another that required registered parties to "safeguard" the military-written constitution have now been changed.
Ms Suu Kyi told the BBC she expected most of her party to support a decision to run in forthcoming by-elections.

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Wednesday 4 October 2017 2:43pm
A student from Otago’s Christchurch campus has taken part in a 48-hour competition to develop a medical education learning application at the world’s biggest and best medical education conference.
Christchurch campus student Roshit Bothara recently represented New Zealand and the University of Otago, as well as Samoa and his native country of Nepal at the International Association for Medical Education Europe (AMEE) Conference in Helsinki.
Christchurch campus student Roshit Bothara recently attended the International Association for Medical Education Europe (AMEE) Conference in Helsinki. He was one of 39 international medical students selected to assist with the logistics of the conference from more than 1200 applicants. The conference focuses on advancements and challenges in medical education.
Roshit says one of the conference highlights was taking part in a 48-hour ‘Hackathon’ challenge to develop an innovative digital solution to solve a challenge in medical education. Roshit’s five-person team developed a mobile App that provides medical students easy access to relevant clinical information as they change specialties. For example, students beginning their paediatric rotation would be provided with information on the five most common childhood conditions specific to hospital and region.
Roshit is studying global health as part of his Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours degree. The one-year, full-time research-intensive honours degree is available to medical students from their third year onwards.
Roshit’s research project focuses on Global Health Classroom – an initiative between the University of Otago, National University of Samoa (Samoa) and Patan Academy of Health Sciences (Nepal). He is being supervised by Doctor Andrew Miller. Roshit says the initiative aims to promote collaborative global health learning and enable students to gain perspectives of different healthcare systems and cultures.
At the conference, the Nepal-born student represented New Zealand and the University of Otago, as well as Samoa and his native country. He plans to continue with fourth-year medical studies in 2018.


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A mother from North Yorkshire who gave birth to her first child in Spain 20 years ago fears she may have been a victim of a baby trafficking scandal. Ruth Appleby was told her daughter Rebecca died in hospital just hours after she was born.
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