I was reading an article about the towns in Wisconsin that voted to bring home the troops. The AP article written by Emily Fredrix contained the following:
"The morale of soldiers - and their safety - could dip when they hear about such referendums passing, said Bill Richardson, treasurer of Vote No To Cut And Run, a group that opposed the measures.
"It's a political statement and it's hurting people and it could cost lives," said Richardson, 63, a one-time bandmaster in the Wisconsin Army National Guard."
I'll tell you, I am so sick of people speaking for "the soldiers" in Iraq. It's just stupid on its face. "The soldiers" are just like Americans everywhere. They differ and have different experiences and opinions.
Sure, some soldiers may get bummed out that the folks back home don't support the war. Others will probably get excited that there is a chance they'll get out of there early, or not have to go back. I just returned from an 18 month deployment, 11 of which were in Iraq, and I'm still a member of the National Guard. I think most soldiers, being educated and on the whole pretty intelligent, will realize the votes are just politics and not likely to translate to anything meaningful in their lives.
Anytime a person speaks for "the soldiers" as a group the person is just trying to use the soldiers as an excuse to promote his or her own viewpoint. I think it is exploiting our troops, and I'm sick of hypocrites who say they support the troops using them for cheap political purposes.


Jerusalem, June 1909 was an un-produced episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, which would have been part of the third season of the series. The subject of this episode was to have been archaeology. The theme was to have been "Greed".
In "Palestine, October 1917", Indy and his comrades suggest that they will be returning to Jerusalem by Christmas of 1917. Indy also mentions having once attended a dig in Jerusalem in Treasure of the Peacock's Eye, which appears to be a reference to this episode.


'Dragon Tree' May Bring Good Luck to Japan's Tsunami Ravaged Coast
“Dragon Tree, very pretty...” aaand thank you, Trini Lopez! Musical accompaniment isn't needed by the residents of Kesennuma in Japan's Miyagi Prefecture, however, who are just happy to find a glimmer of hope in the ruins of their once-thriving seaside town.
Kesennuma (????) was one of Japan's busiest fishing ports before the disaster struck, with approximately 85 percent of the population employed in the fishing industry or related work.
The town's other claim to fame was the “Kori no Suizokukan” (Ice Aquarium), swept away by quake-spawned waves and fires from fishing boat fuel that raged for 4 days, compounding the destruction.
The people of Kesennuma are a resilient lot and they've recovered from wars and natural disaster before. As always, hard work and great patience are the key human factors required for rebuilding but a little hope and faith can sure help!
Enter the dragon... the Dragon Tree (????? ??), to be exact. The twisted and battered pine was discovered by a young child on his way to nearby Kotohira Shrine for a traditional New Year's visit.
Though only 2 meters (6.6 feet) tall, bent over at a 90-degree angle by the rushing tidal waves and stripped of its needles and smaller branches, the tree now displays a silhouette that strongly resembles that of a classic Chinese Dragon with two tiny, T Rex-like arms. By coincidence (or not), the “Water Dragon” is this year's Chinese zodiac symbol!
Not only does the tree look like a dragon, it's positioned “facing” the sea as if to say, “Now hear this, ocean gremlins, Dragon Tree frowns on your shenanigans!” As for local residents, they're glad to grasp at any glimpse of hope that might brighten their moods and lighten up the shattered atmosphere.
“It really looks like a dragon,” mused a 73-year-old man from Sendai who heard about the Dragon Tree and wanted to see for himself. “Maybe this year will be a good one.” (via Mainichi Daily News, Kasabon380825, and Alfalfa Mosaic)


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Credit Through Portfolio - Process, Fees
Students may be able to earn credit for some courses by preparing a portfolio documenting prior college-level learning.
Credit by portfolio development is suited for students who have extensive work or life experiences, professional certifications, and military or other specialized training.
To earn credit through portfolio development, follow these steps:
1. Contact the Credit for Prior Learning Advisor
The CPL Advisor will discuss your prior experiences and learning, and your educational goals. Several conversations are necessary between the student, the CPL Advisor, and the cooperating academic departments to determine whether a portfolio is feasible.
2. Register for online Credit Through Portfolio class (suggested)
After these initial conversations, if you wish to pursue WRIT 298, you can register for the course with the instructor's permission. The course isn't required but many students find it helps them organize and refine their portfolio. The course is delivered online and requires independence and good time management. WRIT 298 description: http://www.uwsuper.edu/catalog/2012-14/coursedescriptions/subjects/writ.cfm
3. Meet the course expectations
During the semester, the course instructor will set deadlines for each section of the portfolio; s/he will offer you feedback on your writing, helping you to craft your portfolio for your audience(s).
4. Meet deadlines
Near the end of the semester, you will deliver your completed portfolio (sometimes more than one copy) to the cooperating departments. You, as the student seeking credit, are responsible for communicating with both the CPL Advisor and the cooperating department(s) throughout the process.
5. Petition for Credit
Should the cooperating department grant the credit(s) sought, you will complete this form, Petition for Credit for Experiential and Non-Collegiate Sponsored Learning. You are responsible for getting the appropriate signatures and delivering the petition(s) to the Registrar's Office.
There are four costs associated with Credit for Prior Learning:
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Each additional 1-3 credits sought are assessed at an additional $75.
Compare the difference
A traditional 3-credit course costs $305/credit (as of Spring 2013); 3 credits granted through this process cost $75 plus the $100 administrative fee.
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By James Cochran, Farmers Market Support Program Manager
Photo by Kaboompics.com from Pexels
Branding is an oft-confused term. Many immediately think branding consists of making a new logo and once the logo is made, the job is done. Logos are only a small part of the equation, and they’re not nearly as important as you may think. Branding, in our specific world of farmers markets, also means understanding our values and standards while ensuring that we are communicating those effectively to the world. When promoting our market, it takes figuring out the who, what, when, how, and, why. These elements must be projected out to our audiences. When farmers’ markets have their brand figured out, it helps sets the standard for vendors. Additionally, when a market is well branded, new customers will find it easily, return customers will appreciate the consistency, and partners will understand your “why”.
Now, branding is not rocket science, but it is definitely nuanced. There’s a lot of meta-speak in this kind of work. However if you do a few exercises we lay out for you, and stick to the outcomes as your best practices and references, you’ll find that your messaging will improve, and your customers and partners will develop a deeper understanding of your market. First let’s talk about what branding is and isn’t:
Your brand is more than just a logo, font type, color, and your company name. Brands are also not one size fits all. They highlight and include:
- Your unique story, history and perspective
- The why you do what you do
- The message you want to share
- The value you want to add and the feelings you want to emit
- The energy around what you are about
These elements partnered with consistent copy and visuals, will build a successful brand platform.
Let’s get started!
Know Your History
In order to know where you’re going, you’ll need to look at where you’ve been. Begin your branding strategy by examining the past. In the case of the farmers markets we work with history can mean many things: a 30 plus year market history, or the history of the community, or the history of market ties to a specific industry. We have a number of markets that either brand new efforts or revive a dormant market. So, when examining our place in the history of our communities, we cannot simply examine the history of a 3 year-old market. We need to look back to what makes a particular community special, and why we want to be a part of its history.
Exercise 1: Take a deep reflective dive with other community members and explore the following questions.
- What is the history of your community in the realm of local foods and agriculture? Is your community known for producing something specific?
- What is the history of your farmers market? Location? Success? Variety of vendors?
- What is unique about your community or farmers market history? Do you have a special event that community members take pride in?
These questions may feel mundane, or even unimportant to some of you. However, they’re an important cornerstone of your brand, and will help you shape your message to a maximal effect within your community. Knowing your history will help you plan for the future and overall create a more sustainable market.
Tell Your Story
What is the market’s place in your community?
Now that we’ve discussed the past, it’s time to focus on the present. In this section of the branding exercise, we want to explore how your market stands out in your community. By doing so, you will be differentiating your work, by setting the stage to show your values, your importance and worth to your community
Exercise 2: Thinking about the WHY
- What does your market do that is unique to your community?
- How do you do business differently?
- What frustrates you about the market/competition you’re in?
- How does your organization try to do it differently?
- Why did the market start?
- Why is it still in operation?
- Who do you serve?
- Why do your regular customers come back?
Establishing a greater understanding of the present workings of your market will prepare you to tell your markets story in an appealing way. You will also gain knowledge of your current audience and recognize what keeps your market moving.
Share Your Message
It’s time to work out your market’s values!
A great part of branding, that often is forgotten is common language. While you do not want folks to be robots, it’s good to lay a foundation and come up with an elevator pitch that is the example. Typically, and elevator pitch shares, briefly, the reason others should care about your farmers market.
If you have been following the exercises above, you have been through your market’s history and know the pieces of the story. Additionally, many of you have already discussed what “kind of farmers market” you want to be. Now, it is time to frame that in a way that can be explained effectively in a few sentences.
Exercise 3: Discovering your market values, and creating an elevator pitch. Take a few moments to revisit the answers to Exercises 1 and 2. Then respond to the following questions:
- What is most important to your market? Is it quality? Is it community? Is it events?
- What makes your market unique?
- What is better about your market than elsewhere in your community?
- What do you want to change in your community through the farmers market?
- Why do you do what you believe in the farmers market?
- Why does it matter?
The question list could go on and on when trying to sculpt an elevator pitch, but remember to always think about who you are talking to when you are delivering it. Bringing your audience to the forefront will allow you to tailor each message and will increase overall impact.
Lastly, Presentation Matters
This is where things get creative. For some of us, we know that creativity isn’t our strong suit. After all, many of us have found our greatest satisfaction in tangible tasks where progress can be monitored through the entire process. Branding, typically, seems to be all objective. Nevertheless, in direct marketing settings like farmers markets, it is impossible to ignore the importance of the “first impression”.
How many of you have seen customer walk within 30 feet of your booth, size up your offerings, move right along and never explore what’s for sale?
Most of you have been guilty of doing that a time or two. And we’ve all seen booths (especially messy ones) suffer from that first impression. We’re using this point to illustrate this: How we present ourselves matters. The energy, vibe, feel we emit really makes a difference in how we are received in the mind of a customer, both consciously and subconsciously.
Exercise 4 will focus on how we want customers to feel when they think about our markets.
- How do you want people to feel about your market? Other than “happy”, Describe three feelings you’d like to evoke.
- What kind of aesthetic can be applied to these feelings? Are there design examples or markets you have visited that have the vibe you are looking for?
- Design some visuals with the feelings/aesthetics that convey your market’s atmosphere or the atmosphere you are seeking to show. Canva is a great FREE online tool that has some basic templates you can manipulate for this.
- Test It: choose your favorite pairings and use them on social media or display them at the market to see what kind of public response you get.
- Put it all to use. Once you’ve got a handle on the image you want to put out as a market, keep the visuals consistent and update them regularly.
Now, you have explored your history, told your story, shared your message, and thought about your first impression. Armed with these four key elements, you can now your exercise responses for reference when creating new promotions, events, materials, signage, and even a logo, color scheme, and more! Always remember, your brand speaks for you before you ever say a word. Building and cultivating that silent spokesperson will keep your market moving.


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At the July, 2014, Monetary Policy Report (MPR) press conference, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz announced that the bank would be keeping its policy rate in "neutral" for the foreseeable future. While introducing a new catchphrase – "serial disappointment" – the MPR report and the Governor's comments gave short shrift to the overheated Canadian housing market, which continues to be fuelled by historically low interest rates. Despite conceding "particularly strong" price growth over the past year and "near record-high house prices and debt levels," the bank insists that housing is in for a "soft landing."
While the lack of housing market information has been a popular topic of late, a closer look at the little available info on housing prices may shed some light on why the bank has played down rising home prices, and why if or when the housing bust happens that the bank will say it didn't see it coming.
The bank's Real Estate Market Indicators information web page seems a reasonable place to start. It references three indicators: "New-housing price index," "Resale-housing prices: Royal LePage" and "Vacancy rate." A link to Statistics Canada's New Housing Price Index (NHPI) is provided. Other than brief two-sentence descriptions, no further information is provided for the bank's Resale Housing Price Index (RHPI) or vacancy rate. Sidebar links to "Graphs" and "Historical Data" provide NHPI and RHPI (but not vacancy rate) information dating back to 1992.
The Statscan NHPI information page gets right to the index's limitations: The NHPI is based on a survey of contractors, meaning the prices captured are contractor selling prices, not the final prices paid by new home buyers. This creates problems in adjusting new home prices for GST and other taxes, and would also underestimate new-home prices during periods of general housing price inflation.
While there are more condominium apartments being built than houses (CMHC Housing Information Monthly, July 2014, Table A3-1), the NHPI only counts "single dwelling, semi-detached and row houses." To facilitate data collection, Statscan prefers to survey "builders who develop entire subdivisions," further limiting the survey's scope.
Effectively, the NHPI is a survey of tract homes in peripheral urban areas, a small share of the Canadian housing market that's had a limited impact on surging home prices in recent years.
It's worth noting that NHPI is the only housing price data used in the consumer price index (CPI), despite the fact other housing-related CPI components (like mortgage interest) include resale homes and condos. Statscan is well aware of the NHPI's shortcomings; it recently proposed a major revision of the measure, and is exploring a broader Residential Property Price Index (RPPI) that would include the NHPI.
Most Canadian housing market analysis includes at least one measure of resale homes. The Bank of Canada suggests it uses the resale index published by Royal LePage. However, the published quarterly Bank of Canada RHPI differ significantly from the quarterly Royal LePage House Price Survey stats.
While the Bank of Canada does not publish detailed methodology for its RHPI, a bank representative noted: "The bank's Royal Lepage house price series is calculated as a weighted sum of the price of detached bungalow (weight = 0.75) and the price of executive detached two-storey (weight = 0.25). The price of each type of housing is in turn a weighted sum of subregions, with weights set to be the subregional share of units sold as of a fixed date in the late 1980s. The "units" data were obtained from the Canadian Real Estate Association."
However, the LePage survey collects "information on seven different types of housing," only two of which are included in the bank's RHPI. And those two happen to be among the most expensive and least (re)sold – which makes no sense, assuming the objective is to capture the large share of the housing market not captured by NHPI.
What's even more peculiar than the bank's RHPI is the fact it's not been referenced in the closely watched Monetary Policy Report (MPR) since October, 2008. And in the rare instance, it was "deflated by the total CPI" – which makes no sense, since what the RHPI includes is specifically excluded from CPI.
When asked to explain, a bank representative quite bluntly admitted the bank's RHPI was inaccurate, unreliable and "almost no one, in or outside the bank, uses this index." Asked why this information isn't indicated anywhere and why the RHPI the bank now uses isn't included instead, the representative suggested changes don't just happen "one day" (only in government – and maybe the Bible – could six years equal one day).
More recent Bank of Canada MPRs cite the Teranet-National Bank Composite House Price Index in place of its RHPI. The Teranet index uses matched-pair sales based on provincial land registry data. While the index includes condominiums, it's not clear how or whether they're accurately captured.
Not surprisingly, the NHPI and RHPI trends are significantly different. There's also a significant divergence between the Bank of Canada and Teranet price trends between 2003 and 2008. With respect to housing prices, bank policy over that period would have been guided by a RHPI that the bank now regards as inaccurate and unreliable, and a NHPI that Statscan concedes has major shortcomings.
While most analysts consider the Teranet RHPI to be fairly reliable and accurate, a reasonable argument can be made for separating out condos from other types of housing. The condo market differs from other housing markets, and has significantly driven up prices in the overheated Toronto and Vancouver markets. A complete reworking of the NHPI is long overdue.
While it's encouraging to see the Bank of Canada acknowledge and correct previous poor decisions, one can't help but wonder why it designed its RHPI as it did in the first place. One also can't help but wonder why neither the bank's now-discarded (yet still published and regularly updated) RHPI nor Statscan's current NHPI excluded condos. It's not as if the condo craze just arrived in Canada and took everyone by surprise.
Past decisions based on faulty data by the Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada can help explain why the Canadian housing market is where it is today. Hopefully recent and proposed changes to Canada's housing price indicators can help provide a more reliable picture of home price trends going forward. And hopefully they won't be too late in coming.
Sam Boshra is an independent Montreal-based economist and editor for EconomicJustice.ca. The author would like to acknowledge the help of Andrew Baldwin, a member of the Royal Statistical Society's RPI CPI User Group.


It's about 350 times as heavy as a Die (Dice)
In other words, the weight of a Die (Dice) is 0.003 times 0.000000001350 megatonnes.(for six-sided, 16 mm, rounded cube)
A die, of the size most commonly used in board games and casinos, typically weight 0.00000000000410 megatonnes. The use of dice and dice-like tools predates written history, with the oldest known examples belonging to a 5,000-year old backgammon set uncovered during an archaeological dig in modern-day Iran.
It's about one-three-hundred-fiftieth as heavy as a Grand Piano
In other words, the weight of a Grand Piano is 330 times 0.000000001350 megatonnes.(for Steinway & Sons, Model D Concert Grand Piano)
A Grand Piano, of the kind used for concert performances in large music halls, weighs 0.000000450 megatonnes. Well-made pianos such as this may last 75 to 100 years.
It's about one-four-hundredth as heavy as a Polar Bear
In other words, 0.000000001350 megatonnes is 0.00262 times the weight of a Polar Bear, and the weight of a Polar Bear is 382 times that amount.(Ursus maritimus) (adult, male)
An adult, male polar bear weighs between 0.0000005160 megatonnes. Polar bears are so heavily insulated by their 9.9 cm (3.9 in) layer of blubber that they are often difficult to detect using infrared photography sensors.
It's about one-four-hundredth as heavy as a Grizzly Bear
In other words, 0.000000001350 megatonnes is 0.00259 times the weight of a Grizzly Bear, and the weight of a Grizzly Bear is 386 times that amount.(a.k.a. brown bear, a.k.a. silver bear, Ursus arctos horribilis) (Adult, male, coastal area population average)
An adult, male grizzly bear from a coastal area (where food is plentiful) can weigh up to 0.0000005210 megatonnes. In spite of their tremendous size, grizzly bears can run at speeds of up to 55 kph (34 mph).
It's about one-five-hundredth as heavy as a Cow
In other words, the weight of a Cow is 500 times 0.000000001350 megatonnes.(for Holstein, a.k.a. Holstein Friesian, a.k.a. Friesian, Bos primigenius) (adult, heifer)
A mature Holstein cow (the well-known black-and-white, spotted breed of cow) typically weighs 0.000000680 megatonnes. President William Howard Taft (1909 - 1913) kept a Holstein cow named Pauline Wayne on the White House grounds — a gift from a Wisconsin senator and the source of the First Family's milk.
It's about 550 times as heavy as a Penny
In other words, the weight of a Penny is 0.0019 times 0.000000001350 megatonnes.(United States) (formally one-cent coin) (Union shield design, 2010-present)
The weight of a United States penny is 0.00000000000250 megatonnes. According to a 2010 report by the United States Mint, the cost of manufacturing and distributing a penny is $0.0179 — more than its face-value.
It's about 750 times as heavy as a Playing Card
In other words, the weight of a Playing Card is 0.0013 times 0.000000001350 megatonnes.(ISO 216 B8 size, 2.5" x 3.5")
A single ISO 216 B8-size playing card weighs 0.00000000000180 megatonnes. Although this size is the most common home playing card, many casinos use "bridge size" cards — 2,640 sq. mm (4.036 sq. in) smaller in area.


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The worst drought for three decades is forcing the Government to call for Britain's gardeners to hand in their hosepipes under a nationwide amnesty, The Independent on Sunday has learnt.
People living in areas where the ban comes into force on Thursday are to be given the opportunity to surrender garden hoses at local police stations. Water providers have already set up phone lines so that people can report neighbours who flout the ban, but now the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has asked the police to set up "hosepipe bins" at stations for people to deposit their sprinklers and hoses.
The Government hopes the "Hand in Your Hose" campaign will help to build compliance with the ban and remove the water-guzzling devices from gardens permanently in regions which are most vulnerable to drought, such as the South-east. Anybody caught watering their lawns and flowerbeds or filling paddling pools with a hosepipe after 5 April could face a £1,000 fine.
The singer and award-winning garden designer Kim Wilde, who is fronting the Hand in Your Hose campaign, said: "I love gardening but if we don't all do our bit when the hosepipe ban comes in we'll be facing a serious crisis. Handing in your hose to the police removes temptation and sets a good example to your neighbours."
A pilot scheme was being trialled yesterday in Kingston-upon-Thames. By midday a queue had already formed on the steps of the police station, as people prepared to hand over a variety of watering and sprinkling systems. Jo Cobley, 42, was waiting with her son Daniel, eight, and her 30m Maxi Pro Hozelock. "It seems a shame because I love my hose," she said, "but it makes sense to hand it in when you've got kids because they might play with it when you're not looking." In return, they were being given a free "I've piped down!" badge.
A spokeswoman for the Metropolitan Police's Kingston Safer Neighbourhood team said: "We know that every time there is a hosepipe ban there will always be people who think it's not their problem. Running out of water is no laughing matter. We hope gardeners will take this opportunity to hand in their hoses without fear of reprisals and remove temptation from their backyards."
Just a few hours earlier at the nearby Addison Garden allotments, keen vegetable growers were giving their crops a last water before handing in their hoses. Joan McConn, 65, said she would do so reluctantly. "They've said that anyone caught with a hose can be kicked off the allotments. There are a lot of snitches and giving it to the police means you can't be accused of anything."
One member of the allotment society, who wished to remain anonymous, said she planned to flout the ban. The 81-year-old added: "I paid £29.99 for this jet hose and I'm not going to hand it over to the police just because Thames Water can't stop their pipes leaking."
All hosepipes collected by the authorities will be stored in a secure unit until winter. Those wanting their pipes back will be able to apply in writing from 1 November.
* The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs estimates that every year the average British household with a garden uses enough water through its hosepipe to fill more than three Olympic-sized swimming pools. In Kent, known for being the "Garden of England", the national average is almost doubled.
* A recent study undertaken by the Environment Agency indicated that, given the choice, 27 per cent of UK residents would rather go without a shower for a week than forgo the use of their hosepipe for the same period.
* During the last hosepipe ban in 2010, Thames Water received a total of 309 calls from individuals wishing to inform on their neighbour's illicit hosepipe use. The most common complaint, accounting for nearly a quarter of all calls, was over the unlawful use of ornamental fountains.
* UK companies specialising in the retail of sprinklers and other garden-watering equipment are estimating net losses of more than £10m per week. Should the ban continue over a period of months, this could result in several of the smaller companies going into liquidation. However, the sales of buckets, used to collect rainwater, have soared.
* The RSPCA has issued a warning over the welfare of outdoor fish during the hosepipe ban. Figures show that the 2010 ban was responsible for the death of at least six koi carp as a result of owners being unable to use a hosepipe to top up their ponds.


Brave octogenarians ventured to the nation’s capital this week to view the monument erected in their honor. Our government, led by a petty narcissist, attempted to turn them away by erecting barricades.
This infantile effort to make the government shutdown hurt Americans and pin the blame on political rivals is pathetic. The fact that our community-organizer-in-chief thought that men who climbed the bloody cliffs of Pointe du Hoc and ran the gauntlet of lead at Iwo Jima would be deterred by an aluminum barrier speaks volumes about how little he understands or appreciates our nation’s citizens and history.
It is well past time we put an end to this petulant child’s control over the levers of government. Sadly, this would require representation with some sense of duty, so we will have to wait for three years. In the meantime, positive steps would be the retirements of Representatives Kevin McCarthy and Lois Capps: McCarthy because he and the House leadership are establishment tools; Capps because she supports political and social philosophies that are antithetical to American ideals.
It is well past time we drained the political cesspool that soils the memory of the accomplishments of these American heroes.


Unbelievable report suggests the “student loan” bubble could be entering a dangerous new phase
Now that college age Americans have been stuffed with over a trillion dollars in student debt, only to get a job a McDonald’s and live with their parents, folks in New York City have come up with a brilliant new concept to ensure an entirely new generation of debt slaves.
Introducing day care loans… and here’s the best part, they are “interest only” from childcare to kindergarden!
Of course, it makes sense that these loans would originate in my hometown of NYC, which has in the past 15-20 years fully transformed itself into a corporatized, generic, and unaffordable Wall Street whorehouse. From CBS:
After housing, child care is one of the largest expenses for families in New York City.
But now, there is an option for parents to get their kids into some of the city’s top pre-kindergarten programs with loans just for day care…
US Consumer Bankruptcies Jump By Most In Three Years; Third-Party Collections At All Time High
Something funny happened on the road to the epic consumer balance sheet cleansing and subsequent releveraging (without which there can be no actual non-Fed sugar high fueled recovery): the second quarter. And specifically, as the Fed just disclosed in its quarterly Household Debt and Credit Report, the number of consumer bankruptcies during the second quarter, just jumped by 71K, to 380K from 309K in Q1, the biggest quarterly jump in precisely three years – on both an absolute and relative basis – and the most since the 158K jump recorded in Q2 2010. It appears that when the “releveraging” US consumer isn’t busy buying stuff on credit, they are just as busy filing for bankruptcy. Healthy consumer-led recovery and all that.
When You Get This Many Hindenburg Omens, The Stock Market Is Supposed To Crash
Wall Street’s chart gurus have spotted the ominous “Hindenburg Omen” in the stock market today.
Today’s sighting is the sixth one in just eight days, and that’s pretty significant for folks who believe history repeats itself.
Last week, SentimenTrader’s Jason Goepfert discussed the clustering of Hindenburg Omens. Here’s an excerpt via UBS’s Art Cashin (It’s still relevant today):
With the latest market rally, the Omens are flaring up again. There have been 5 Omens triggered out of the past 8 trading sessions (your data may vary – we’re using the same sources we’ve always used for historical data). That’s actually the closest-grouped cluster since early November 2007.
It’s extremely rare to see as many Omens occurring together as we’ve seen over the past 50 days. The last time was prior to the bear market in 2007. The time before that was prior to the bear market in 2000.
So, what exactly is the Hindenburg Omen?
As Goepfert suggests, not everyone has the same definition. But here’s Wikipedia’s criteria:
- The daily number of NYSE new 52 week highs and the daily number of new 52 week lows are both greater than or equal to 2.8 percent (this is typically about 84 stocks) of the sum of NYSE issues that advance or decline that day (typically, around 3000). An older version of the indicator used a threshold of 2.5 percent of total issues traded (approximately 80 of 3200 in today’s market).
- The NYSE index is greater in value than it was 50 trading days ago. Originally, this was expressed as a rising 10 week moving average, but the new rule is more relevant to the daily data used to look at new highs and lows.
- The McClellan Oscillator is negative on the same day.
- The number of New 52 week highs cannot be more than twice the number of new 52 week lows (though new 52 week lows may be more than double new highs).
“SKYFALL” set up in the NYSE in place?
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Twice in the past 13-years the NYSE created a double top at one resistance line at (1) above and then the “sky fell”…. as it declined 50%…. twice.
Now the NYSE could have created another double top at a parallel channel line at (2) in the chart above while theAdvance/Decline line may have created a double top and continues to fall.
Do we have another “SKYFALL” pattern at hand? Different this time? Stay tuned, will revisit this pattern a few weeks from now!
CSCO Crashes 10% After-Hours, Laying Off 4000 Staff, Sees Weak Q4
Doug Kass gives you 3 or more reasons to short the market
Market Analysis: The Only Trend Line You Need To Know
Top technician: Yes, 2013 does look like 1987


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Come enjoy a spring, summer, or fall picnic at the farm. The activities listed at the bottom of this page are available for 2-3 hours depending on the size of your group. The outdoor pavilion seats 300 with an additional picnic area for 100 people. In addition; we have a building with a stove, microwave, and refrigerator. This is the area groups set up food lines (tables are provided). Each group can decide on a caterer or can provide your own food. Some groups even do potluck style. We have two large charcoal grills if you need to grill hotdogs and hamburgers. The bathroom facility is handicap accessible. Because we are a family friendly farm we do not allow alcohol on the property. Please call us at 616-335-6226 with any questions or to make your reservation.
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Annual mammography rates averaged only 50 percent in those ages 40 and older despite the fact that all patients studied had continuous insurance coverage, Dr. Milayna Subar of the benefits managment company Medco Health Solutions in Franklin Lakes, N.J., and colleagues found.
Biennial screening rates weren't much better, with 60 percent of the women ages 40 and older having had at least two mammograms over four years, the researchers reported here at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium.
"The concern is we often listen to the loudest and forget about those who aren't shouting," Subar told MedPage Today. "We have to look at the actual data, not just what people say when they are speaking out."
When the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommended in November 2009 that women under age 50 don't need routine screening mammography and those 50 to 75 need screening only every two years, the public and political furor led Congress to include a proviso in the healthcare reform law for insurers to cover annual mammography starting at 40.
"This is human nature; people do not want to be denied things they think they should have," noted Judy E. Garber, MD, MPH, of the Dana- Farber Cancer Institute in Boston and president-elect of the American Association for Cancer Research, which co-sponsors the conference.
The American Cancer Society and other professional associations generally recommend annual or biennial screening mammography starting at age 40.
The Healthy People 2010 goal was 70 percent of women getting a mammogram at least once every two years once they reach 40. Prior studies suggested those goals were nearly being met but used women's self-reports as a measure of adherence.
Subar's group used a de-identified administrative claims database of more than 1.5 million women age 40 and older with no prior history of breast cancer and who were continuously insured from 2006 through 2009 -- before the controversy erupted -- with benefits managed by Medco.
They found that the average rate of annual mammography didn't differ substantially across age groups, at 47 percent among those in their 40s, 54 percent among those 50 to 64, and 45 percent among women 65 and older.
Similarly, the proportion with at least two mammograms over the four years was 57 percent in women in their 40s, 65 percent in 50- to 64-year-olds, and 53 percent in those 65 and older.
The percentage who had received any mammogram over the four years stood at 77 percent overall for those 40 and older.
Reasons for the "lower than expected" adherence rates may include patient concerns about cost, discomfort of the procedure, and fear, Subar noted at a press conference.
"This is no different from colonoscopies," Garber told MedPage Today. "We have the same data that colonoscopies are beneficial but we have a hard time getting people to do them."
Confusion after the emotional public debate over conflicting breast cancer screening guidelines could be a problem as well, Subar noted.
However, since these findings came from data prior to the USPSTF guideline update, that wouldn't explain the results, Garber countered.
"These women thought they were supposed to go every year, they just didn't get there," she said in the interview. "The confusion may make it worse."
The solution may lie in continued public education and access to mammography, according to Subar.
"There is a lot of work to be done," she concluded at the press conference.


Tens of thousands of LGBT revelers and allies jammed Ocean Drive on South Beach Sunday to celebrate the eighth annual Miami Beach Gay Pride Parade and Festival.
Hundreds more parade and festival photos at Steve Rothaus’ Gay South Florida Facebook page. Click here and here.
Superstar radio host Elvis Duran led the parade as grand marshal, accompanied by hit Australian rapper Iggy Azalea and members of his morning show cast.
Among the local celebrities in the 2016 parade and festival: Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez; U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and husband Dexter Lehtinen, South Florida’s former acting U.S. attorney; state Rep. David Richardson; state Sen. Gwen Margolis; Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine; Florida International University President Mark Rosenberg; radio & TV host Enrique Santos; drag stars Adora and Henrietta; and 2012 U.S. Olympics Bronze Medalist Danell Leyva.
NBC 6 news/sports anchor Adam Kuperstein and drag star Tiffany Fantasia emceed the two-hour parade.


Holz wins Breaking Traditions award
Published 8:00 pm, Tuesday, May 24, 2005
She was selected from a field of more than 50 applicants. The award recognizes her accomplishments in a non-traditional career and technical education program.
Her instructor, Donald Schadd, nominated her for the award.
"She was nominated because of her good character and she's responsible. She has a good head on her shoulders," Schadd said. "She has a good attitude and she goes above and beyond to prove herself (in her projects)."
Holz is the first Bad Axe student to receive this award, Schadd said.
She qualified for the award because of her grade point average, which needs to be at least 2.5, and because she is one of few young ladies taking shop class.
Holz, a junior, said she had to answer a series of questions, including why she chose to be involved in shop class and what her future plans are. She also turned in pictures of her projects.
She said she saw the projects her brother, Jim, made in shop class and she thought it would be interesting to do the same thing.
"I have an interest in architecture and construction," she said, adding that she plans on pursuing a degree in this area once she graduates high school.
She said some of her proudest accomplishments include an entertainment center, a night stand, a quilt rack, and a magazine rack.
Holz has been in shop for two years.
"I'm proud I got the award," she said.


1) Make a donation to a qualifying charity.
2) Treat yourself to a brand new pair of sweatpants.
3) Finally break down and join match.com.
4) Walk the dog.
5) Decide that it’s never too early for a mid-life crisis.
6) Declare that the fourth quarter of your personal year ends January 31st.
7) Make a list of goals for next year.
8) Immediately shred the list of goals so that your children never have physical proof you are a failure.
9) Hastily make major financial decisions.
10) Seize the day.


Published on August 22nd, 2017 | by Giles Parkinson0
100% Renewable Energy Is Both Feasible & Affordable, Says Transgrid
August 22nd, 2017 by Giles Parkinson
Originally published on RenewEconomy.
Major transmission company Transgrid says 100% renewable energy is both feasible and affordable, and is urging policy makers to “step out in large ways” because incremental change will not deliver climate goals or potential cost savings.
“We are talking about rebuilding the generation system in this transition,” Tony Meehan, the company’s head of regulation, told the Australian Clean Energy Summit in Sydney this week.
“A 100% transition to renewable energy can be feasible and can be met in a way that is affordable for consumers,” he said. He noted that the energy mix would be met not just by large-scale renewables, but by “behind the meter” PV, storage, demand management and energy efficiency.
Meehan said the current investment in large-scale wind and solar was exciting, but the country would “need to step out” and add renewables in the thousands of megawatts to ensure that energy costs came down.
Meehan produced this graph above to illustrate where some of the wind and solar resources could be exploited, many in areas currently unserved by transmission lines.
(Apologies for the quality of the slide: The orange shaded areas each show potential of 5,000MW of large-scale solar capacity, while the green shaded areas each show 3,000MW of wind energy potential. In the blue, Snowy has potential for 8,000MW new capacity).
“Our focus is probably not to look at places where people already looking,” he says. “We have identified zones in NSW where we could add tens of thousands of megawatts of large -cale solar, and north-west Victoria and western NSW have got lots of wind.
“People are not looking there because the areas are not serviced by transmission.”
Transgrid, of course, has an interest in building new transmission lines, because operating them is its core business. But Meehan said that transmission would only comprise around 4% of the total cost of a renewable energy transition, which he said would bring down prices.
But apart from using transmission as a platform towards more renewables, he said new mechanisms that could provide ancillary services and a market design appropriate to the future energy mix was also needed, one that prompted genuine competition and protected consumers.
There has been an increasing focus on transmission, lately, because of the need to build enough renewable energy plants to make up for the loss of capacity from coal-fired power stations that are slated to close. Liddell in NSW is the next to shut its doors, with its 2GW of capacity due to come off line in 2022.
ITK analyst David Leitch made the same call earlier this month, underlining the importance of new transmission lines. Others are pushing for new connectors to Tasmania, to unlock that state’s huge wind reserves and its potential to be a “big battery,” as well as new links to South Australia.
It is not the first time that Transgrid has spoken of very high penetration renewable energy scenarios, having outlined a vision for 95% renewables just a few months ago.
Meehan’s comments also underline the fact that 100 per cent renewable energy scenarios are no longer solely the province of environmental NGOs and university researchers, and contradict claims by the federal government and conservatives that even 50% renewable targets are “reckless.”
The CSIRO and Energy Networks Australia – of which Transgrid is a key member – last year combined to produce a roadmap for a zero emissions grid way before 2050, an undertaking they said would save $100 billion off the cost of business as usual and deliver significant savings to consumers.
By contrast, the Finkel Review, which only entertained a modest transformation of 42% renewables by 2030, and zero emissions by 2070, spoke of only modest reductions in bills.
But with the falling cost of wind and solar, and predictions such as those of Bloomberg New Energy Finance that the cost of solar will beat even existing coal plants by 2032, there is growing realization that renewable energy, combined with smart demand management and energy efficiency, is the key to cutting costs.
Meehan also said there was much greater potential in the Snowy Hydro scheme – putting it at 8,000MW of new capacity, rather than the 2,000MW identified in the federal government’s Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro proposal.
“We are seeing very much the start of the transition,” Meehan said. “We have got 1,000MW in wind and solar under construction as we speak. The transition is underway ….. but we need to facilitate a lot more, we need an intensive effort around planning. Time is short.”
Reprinted with permission.


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NOTE: While this will group by Role, if the user has multiple Roles it will show the Role combination as a role itself, however, it will show the user in the individual role as well (both places). For example, if a user is in Master and in another Role you create such as IT-Admins then the report will show the user is in 1. [Master] 2. [IT-Admins] and 3. [Master],[IT-Admins].
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South Florida surveyor recommendations
Hi, new member here, first post. I just signed a contract to purchase a boat in Ft. Lauderdale. I am looking for a really good SAMS or NAMS certified surveyor that specializes in sailing yachts. I need a complete hull, systems, and rig inspection for pre-purchase and insurance purposes. Thanks in advance!


Defrost the rice cakes slowly in the refrigerator; then soak in water for about 4 hours.
Remove and discard the core and outer leaves of the cabbage and trim the leaves of the tough membranes. Blanch the cabbage in boiling, salted water for 1 minute until wilted, then shock in ice water. Roughly chop the cabbage and transfer to a food processor. Pulse until well chopped. Squeeze out excess water and transfer to a large bowl. Blanch the soy bean sprouts in the same boiling, salted water for 1 minute and shock in ice water. Transfer to a food processor and pulse until well chopped. Squeeze out the excess water and add to the cabbage. Stir in the chopped tofu. Transfer the mixture to a cheesecloth lined sieve, place a weighted plate on top of the mixture, and let stand over a bowl in the refrigerator for 2 hours to remove excess water.
Transfer the vegetable mixture to a large bowl and add the scallions, garlic, ground meat, salt, and sesame oil. Mix well.
To assemble the wontons, place a teaspoon of the filling in the center of a gyoza wrapper. Brush the edges with water and pinch the edges to seal. Repeat with the remaining filling and wrappers.
To make the broth, combine the flank steak and the water in a pot and let simmer for 1 hour. Remove the meat. When cool enough to handle, slice the beef thinly against the grain. Add the salt, soy sauce, and wonton soup base, to the broth. Drain the rice cakes, add them to the broth, and let simmer for 5 minutes. Add the wontons and sliced beef and let simmer for about 10 minutes more.
Garnish with the scallions, egg and nori.


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Darrel looks forward to meeting all his fans on the Gold Coast and in Melbourne in April 2017.
Darrel will conduct a general admission Q&A, and participate in signing and photo sessions* throughout each Saturday (10.30am to 5.30pm) and Sunday (11am to 5pm) in both cities.
Darrel Guilbeau is a Los Angeles based actor who began voice acting in 2004. Most recent roles include Amaimon in Blue Exorcist, Rikuo in Nura:Rise of the Yokai Clan and Mikado in Durarara!!, seen on the Cartoon Network. He has voiced the lead roles of Gainer Sanga in Overman King Gainer and Ichitaka Seto in I”s and I”s Pure.
Other popular roles include Souske Kawara in Samurai champloo, Osamu in Paranoia Agent, Satoshi Hojo in Higurashi, When they Cry, Hikari in The Melody of Oblivion, Kouji in Buso Renkin, Tandor in Moribito – Guardian of the Spirit, Shinya Yanagasawa in The Prince of Tennis, and Sejuro in Zoids Genesis.
He has also lent his voice to such anime as Bleach, Boys Be…, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion & R2, Cyborg 009, DearS, Ghost in the Shell: SAC 2nd Gig, GunxSword, Kamichu!, Kekkashi, Koi Kaze, Rumiko Takahasi Anthology, Space Pirate Captain Herlock, and Stellvia.
In the video game world he recently voiced Yue Jin & Xu Shu in Dynasty Warriors 8. He has also voiced Viewtiful Joe in Marvel vs Capcom 3 and UMVC3, Layle in the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers, Wylfred in Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume, the Main Ceptor in Culdcept Saga, Taishi Ci in Dynasty Warriors 6, Nagamasa Azai/Mitsuhide Akechi in Warriors Orochi 1 & 2, Lekius in Dawn of Mana, Werman/Duran in Avalon Code, Shu in Blue Dragon Awakened Shadow as well as various voices in Radiata Stories, Legendary, Fantasy Earth Zero and Turning Point: Fall of Liberty.


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As our blogathon is wrapping up, I thought about some of our parties we’ve had when the kids were younger.
-only girl cousin and
-only granddaughter which I think resulted in me being a bit demanding.
Therefore I was determined to help my kids not be as covetous in general. So my dear hubby and I started off when our kids were very young with having one family over our house instead of the traditional birthday party with loads of kids and loads of presents.
We’d normally have dinner by potluck and our presents plus the gift from the family. It was always informal where the kids would play either inside or outside, we’d eat, open presents and then have dessert.
Those parties will always be precious to me for the memories they made because of our dear family friends. And I think the parties helped my kids stay a bit more grounded.
(Now they have birthday parties with peers but we still try to keep them rather low key.)
Do you have any tips on how to keep your kid’s birthday parties focused on fun and not presents?


Fresh Face for Spring" post, I like to replace my pillow cases in our living room every season. As you might imagine, this could get quite expensive. Yes, it could. But not for me. This Spring I made 2 cases for our living room out of 1/2 yard of fabric ($15) without any zippers or buttons. The entire project took me 20 minutes for two pillows. They completely transformed our living room from the dark days of Winter. I encourage you to try it! And so you actually do... Here's the DIY template I designed for you :
I made two versions - one with horizontal strips and one with vertical.
Measure the fabric so it 8 inches longer that twice the width.
And 1 inch longer than the length.
Fold back 2 inches on each side - fabric right side down.
Now, flip the fabric right side up. You'll sew the pillow inside out, then inverse it.
Be sure to press all of the seams- by the way, I love my Rowenta iron. They are the best.
Sew the two side seams.


InterfaithFamily/Philadelphia is offering a new, one-of-a-kind class for interfaith parents thinking about whether and how to bring Jewish wisdom, traditions, and customs to their home, their lives, and their parenting. Raising a Child with Judaism in Your Interfaith Family is an eight-session online class.
Parents will be able to login during the week and read interesting essays and/or look at slide shows that give background and literacy about the Jewish ideas involved in the lesson. Each lesson comes with "hear/read" files to help you learn how to say blessings in Hebrew, YouTube-type videos, family projects and bedtime book suggestions, personal stories written by other interfaith families who have tried these same aspects of Judaism in their lives, journaling questions, questions to discuss with your partner, shared discussions with other parents, and more.
This is a non-judgmental, supportive, and open forum for you to learn, experience, question, and share.
These eight lessons have the ability to positively impact the rhythm of your interfaith family's life!


Welcome to Ago Laroye.com
This site is to instruct and teach the community the African Diaspora of the people of Yoruba. Their beliefs and legends started long ago in Africa thousands of years ago. Dates range back from when the great pharaohs of Egypt walked the earth. It has now made its way to the New World in which it is an African-Caribbean religion. This Afro-
Cuban Diaspora is known today as Santeria.
The people of Yoruba where enslaved and when they were brought across the seas to the New World they brought over the practices of their Orishas to help live a better life for themselves and to keep their practices alive. Out of these Orisha there is the Supreme Being whom in every religion we know as God. The name that the people of Yoruba called him is Olodumare, the Supreme Being, the father. Olodumare is the creator of all life in our world and in space. He has no direct contact with humans on earth but only through his other manifestation known as Olorun (the sun). Through Olorun we can feel Olodumare in all of his aspect feeding us the necessary energy and resource that we need in our everyday life. Olorun is the owner of Orun (heaven). Olofi who is Olodumare in his final manifestation is in charge of the skies alongside with the heavens. He is in charge to look after humans behind the teachings of the Orishas. He seldom comes to the earth to visit and when he does its an immense energy that follows. Olofi tells the orishas what is it that we need and to teach us how to live healthful, moral and respectful lives.
The Orishas consist of semi gods that look over mankind and report all of our actions to Olofi. These Orishas contain Ashe (power) given by Olofi to govern and maintain righteousness among the all that is living. Their Ashe ranges from different nature aspects to emotional aspects. These Orishas lived amongst the world and they lived everyday life trials and tribulations. Olofi taught them within their own Ashe in which they teach us humans and bestow knowledge on how to live a good and better life.
The slaves fought their enslavers to continue to practice their beliefs. They noticed that the Catholic Church in which they were forced to worship had some of the same qualities their Orishas contained. They saw the similarity that each Orisha contained with each Catholic Saint so they synchronized each of the Catholic Saints to their Orishas and were able to secretly still worship their Orishas.
There is more than 700 Orishas but only a few made it from Africa to the New World. And from those that came over you have Elegua, the owner of the crosswords, Yemaya, the goddess of the sea, Chango, the god of thunder, Oya, the goddess of wind and the list goes on.
Here in the site you will be able to learn on the different Orishas. Their characteristics, pataki (stories), and the way they interact with humans.
Keep looking for more information for our site. We will be holding musical theatrical plays on the Orishas that we are trying to take around the country, so keep looking for that. Also we are working on DVD's on all major Orishas that give a visual on the lives of the Orishas.
Hope you enjoy this site and open your heart and mind to the teachings of Olofi and the orishas.
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These are great!! And make wonderful gifts. Wrap in freezer paper & put in a nice jar, candy dish, or tin.
Also be sure you get to the right temp or you will get candies that are hard if to hot, or really chewy if to cool. And for those getting a grainy chocolate you can take out the butter altogether or use a 1/2 of food grade coco-butter (or 30% of your chocolate ratio) this makes for a wonderful chocolate experience too. Also keep your chocolate over a double boiler on the lowest heat possible, this will keep it at a dipping level. Instead of the dipping method I like to pour a layer of chocolate in a wax papered lined Pan (or over my marble block) let it set completely then pour my carmel over this, let it set up. Cut into squares & slightly separate the squares, or put them on to a cooling rack with a cookie sheet under them, then slowly pour your remaining chocolate over each. You can then reheat the chocolate that drips off and repeat process. This will get a uniform & perfect coating over each candy. They look like you bought them from a fancy chocolate shop, ;c) it sounds hard but it is much easier to get a good coat with out all the mess, dipping, & fork marks. I have had a lot of holes and marks in my candies, lol.. I love that I figured this out. Thank u to the one who posted this recipe, it's great!!
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In a proactive step towards the integrated eGovernment concept, the Kingdom of Bahrain launched the “Portal Plus” most advanced and integrated eGovernment portal with more hi-tech features offering users maximum benefits to utilize an advanced network of services, applications, online platforms and information provided by the next-generation portal, in addition to other intelligence features of security, ease of access to services, and compatibility with all tablet devices, mobile and intelligent systems which enhanced usage.
The “Portal Plus” was launched by His Highness Shaikh Mohammed bin Mubarak Al Khalifa, Deputy Prime Minister, Chairman of the Supreme Committee for Information and Communication Technology during the official opening ceremony of Bahrain International eGovernment Forum 2014 at the Ritz -Carlton Hotel.
On this occasion, Minister of Transportation H.E. Eng. Kamal bin Ahmed Mohammed has expressed his delight at the inauguration of the next generation eGovernment portal as the first national integrated portal in the Gulf and Middle East. “Portal Plus” represents the beginning of a breakthrough into the future. It was launched after the completion of the comprehensive process of development and modernization stages of the former eGovernment portal to become the next generation portal.
“It has been designed to display the contents of the portal in a manner consistent with every type of fixed, mobile and tablet devices with no impact on the ease and consistency of the information and services presented, including refining the interface and design of the portal to become more intelligent in the speed of response to the needs of all segments by doubling its capacity by five-folds,” stated H.E. Eng. Kamal with reference to the “Portal Plus”.
“The “Portal Plus” has been provided with a consolidated sophisticated search engine that uses a geographical positioning technology to speed-up processes, upgrade infrastructure systems and programmes. This was done to ensure the security of transactions, control and settlement of electronic payments between all governmental entities, and linking services to a single sign-in system via the electronic key to ensure easy and safe browsing, making it easier for us to provide services where the user can move from one service or ministry to another without having to log on again,” H.E. further added.
His Excellency added that the development was not limited to that, but included raising the readiness of delivery channels and linking them to the electronic communication channels to support community participation. This also included the updating of the econtent, which involved the re-engineering of 24 eservices to maximize the available benefits on the developed portal. This was done to improve the quality, richness and effectiveness of services and its full compatibility with mobile hardware systems. It is also enhanced to benefit from re-using the services without the need to repeat the steps for logging-in or including documentary attachments. Such feature was achieved by creating an intelligent connectivity between government organizations and enhancing the opportunities for quality improvement of services across the instant assessment by customers.
The first version of the eGovernment portal has gone through several stages of development and has won numerous awards on the Arabic and regional level. However, with the increase in the awareness of eServices in Bahrain and the effectiveness of the portal’s marketing services, the volume of users have increased and with it the need to enhance the payment services. Therefore, this development move came to meet the current needs and become in-line with future developments. The development process has benefited from the most successful international experiences.
For further information please contact:
Sahayer Ebrahim Al Hashimi
Kingdom of Bahrain
Tel +973 17 388252
Fax: +973 17 388338


Garlic Scape and Almond Pesto Spread
Welcome back to Affordable + Fresh! We’re still here together, on a mission to create awesome food experiences with affordable, shelf-stable items and fresh, local ingredients.
Get ready to kick down some doors. Before you put on your shoes, not real ones. Just … culinary ones. Food doors. We are kicking down food doors together here at Affordable + Fresh. We are breaking all the rules. I am a firm believer that great home cooking comes from trial and error. In my case, trial and error, and error, and error...and a popsicle break...and trial, and error. That’s exactly how this recipe was born. Choosing to do things in a nontraditional way, and then trying and failing lots before I ended up with something great. For the record: the popsicle break was real. Fruit bars are my treat of choice this summer. I selected watermelon flavor for this particular some-trial-mostly-error session.
So here’s the story. I set out to create a garlic scape and beet hummus for this recipe. A bright, summery twist on a classic dip. A tiny food door to give the boot. Sounds easy enough, right? Beets and scapes (the curly tops of garlic plants) are in season and easily accessible at the Farmer’s Market. Chickpeas are always affordable and in stock at the grocery store. Seasonings, check. Lemon juice, olive oil, food processor, check. I was ready to go. On the first try, I scrubbed and roasted my beets in foil packets at 400 degrees for 40 minutes. I chopped the scapes and tossed them in the oven for the last 15 minutes. While the beets were cooling off to be peeled and chopped, I arranged my roasted scape pieces into cool mosaic designs. In the food processor, chickpeas, tahini, olive oil, pepper, and paprika, were lightly pulsed and ready for the star ingredients. After lots of blending, adding oil and splashing in small amounts of water, I had a chunky mess. My beets would not blend. My chopped scapes were fibrous and unbreakable. Failure #1. Luckily, I had plenty of beets to spare and I had set aside some chickpeas for a small experimental batch, should something go wrong. My future self knew the name of the game in my kitchen. (Trial and error, and error, and error, if you’ve already forgotten). So, I tried another batch with smaller, softer beet pieces and raw scapes. Again, I was left with unblended beet chunks and scape pieces. Failure #2. What was I doing wrong? I wouldn’t find out until approximately 6 hours later, when I was ready to stop pouting and tackle the beet-scape duo yet again.
I decided to scrap the hummus idea and go with beet and scape pesto sauce with sunflower seeds instead of pine nuts. Still kicking down those food doors! I prepared my beets the same way, chopping off the greens and roots, scrubbing them down. This time, since I was using a single large beet, I noticed a very strong peppery smell. If you remember my asparagus slaw post, you know that smell makes my built-in radish alert go off. After consulting with my roommate, we discovered I had been hoodwinked. Bamboozled. No, beet-boozled! Someone out there had grown a batch of radishes so large and deeply red, I thought they were beets! I had noticed the aroma with the smaller ones during my first try, but thought I was just going a little crazy. The flesh of those had also been sort of striated, mostly pink with streaks of red. I assumed it was just a variety of beets I had yet to come across! Failure #3, with a bowl full of chopped fresh radishes sitting on my counter.
Finally, I decided to make a scape and almond pesto spread. I crossed my fingers, eyes and toes for this one to work. I finely chopped the last of my scapes and set them aside. I pulsed about 4oz almonds with olive oil, minced garlic, lemon juice, and assorted seasonings. The food processor and I went through a good few rounds of pulse, scrape down sides, blend, add water, stir. I was left with a spicy, textured, garlicky masterpiece. Luckily, I had some sourdough in the fridge just waiting to be toasted. This pesto spread would be great on crusty bread as an appetizer or as a snack with multigrain crackers.
The moral of my story is this: don’t forget to experiment in the kitchen. Welcome your “failures” as opportunities to try something new, or to try something old in a different way. Using local ingredients, like the scapes, in addition to affordable, shelf stable ones (such as canned chickpeas or roasted nuts from the bulk section in the grocery store) allows me to work within my means and still expand my culinary horizons. I truly hope this edition of Affordable + Fresh helps you do the same. Enjoy!
|Roasted salted almonds||4 oz|
|Garlic scapes||6-8 stalks|
|Olive oil||2 tbsp, plus additional to preferred texture|
|Minced garlic||½ tsp|
|Black pepper||2-3 tsp|
|Water||½ cup, plus additional to preferred texture|
|Grated/shredded parmesan cheese||4 oz|
- In a food processor, pulse almonds with 2 tbsp olive oil until evenly chopped.
- Chop scapes and add to almond mixture. Toss in minced garlic, juice of half the lemon, 2 tsp each of salt and black pepper. Stir by hand, then pulse until mixed well.
- To reach desired texture, add water and/or olive oil in small quantities, followed by hand-stirring and then blending until you’re satisfied.
- Once mixed to your liking, transfer to a bowl. Add in remaining salt, pepper, and other half of lemon juice. Stir and serve.
- Keep sealed in refrigerator.
Notes: I used approximately 3 extra tbsp of olive oil and ¾ cup total of water in my stir and blend rotation. I recommend this pesto as a spread as opposed to a pasta sauce due to the thickness/texture, but feel free to experiment!


Many businesses are having to rush to remote working for the first time, but it’s important not to let your security slide during the transition. By taking a few simple precautions, working from home can be as secure as working from an office. These tips will help your whole team work from home safely, wherever they are in the world.
The first thing is to make sure you work with devices set up to keep company information safe.
Use the safest device available. If your computers are provided by work, use them. If they’re not, make sure you work from your own device. Don’t work from public computers, or computers belonging to friends, family or anyone else – these could be insecure in any number of ways. If it’s possible to designate a computer solely to work, it’s a good idea to do that.
Set up device passwords. Make sure all devices you work with are password-protected. If someone finds one unattended, you don’t want them to be able to use it.
Encrypt storage. The devices you use should also be set up with full disk encryption so any data stored on them is kept as safe as possible, even if someone were to steal the laptop or obtain a copy of the data. Most current operating systems support the encryption of device storage.
Keep software up to date. Make sure you keep all software up to date on the devices you work with. That’s everything from the operating system to the apps you use, whether for work or personally. If possible, set operating systems and apps to automatically update. This will make sure any software vulnerabilities are patched as soon as possible.
Keep hardware safe. If you ever need to work outside of home, there are steps you can take to keep company information and property safe:
- Angle screens so they’re harder for other people to see, and invest in a screen protector.
- Lock screens when away from a device, even if it’s only for a moment.
- Never leave a device in a car.
- Keep devices close at all times.
Use only the software you’re cleared to use on work machines. This includes:
- Web browsers
- Browser extensions
- Word processing software
- Communication apps
- Project management software
- Developer and other specialist tools
Use a dedicated work browser. These days, a lot of work is done in the web browser. If you don’t have a dedicated work computer, it’s a good idea to have one dedicated web browser (or browser profile) for work and another for personal use. On your work browser, make sure you only use allowed browser extensions. This helps keep work-oriented accounts and data secure.
Most modern home networks are fairly secure, but there are some basic steps you should take to keep company information as safe as possible.
Update routers. Your home router may not have been updated in some time. Check your firmware and apply any outstanding updates. If you’ll be working remotely for the long term, make sure you update your router at least once per year. Keeping firmware up to date will patch any exploits to keep your network as secure as possible.
Change default passwords. It’s also possible that you’ve never gotten round to changing the default administrator password on your router. Theoretically, this is as good as giving away network administration rights to anyone (or anything) who’s ever had access to the Wi-Fi network. Make sure you change your default router password if you never have.
Be safe on public networks. These days, many websites use secure data transfer, making public Wi-Fi safer than it used to be. Look for the lock in your browser address bar to make sure the site you’re on uses encryption – especially if you’re sharing any personal data, including your login details. If you’re working outside of the home or using an untrusted network, it’s still a good idea to use a virtual private network (VPN) or a personal hotspot to protect against any network vulnerabilities.
We’ve looked at various steps you can take to help keep company data safe. But there are also things to consider when it comes to the data itself.
Avoid downloading information. As far as possible, don’t download any important, sensitive, or confidential information, especially if it’s about your customers. Regularly check what data you’re storing locally and permanently delete anything that isn’t needed. Where possible, work using secure cloud applications where access can be properly controlled and monitored. And working in the cloud means you never have to worry about backing up your data.
Use the right tools. If you need to share confidential information, make sure you use a secure method. We’re offering 1Password Business free for six months, so that companies can share passwords and other important information securely while working remotely.
Support your team
Use technical support. If you’re not sure about any of these steps, don’t suffer in silence. Contact your work IT department or technical support team. They should be able to help.
Create a remote working handbook. Done right, remote working can be a productive and rewarding experience for everyone. You can help set your team up for success by creating a remote working handbook.


COLONIE -- A state Supreme Court judge from Yorktown Heights was arrested for driving while intoxicated Thursday.
According to New York State Police, Carl J. Landicino, 47, was spotted by troopers driving aggressively on the Northway and was stopped at 4:06 p.m.
Troopers said they noticed signs of impairment and Landicino failed field sobriety tests.
As a result of his refusal to submit to a chemical test to determine his blood-alcohol content, he was charged with DWI and multiple vehicle and traffic law violations.
He was arraigned in Menands court and released with a scheduled appearance Oct. 29 in Colonie Town Court.
Yorktown Heights is in Westchester County in the Second Judicial District.


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