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Whitney Chadwick studies love, war and the women of Surrealism
San Francisco author and noted scholar Whitney Chadwick's "Farewell to the Muse: Love, War and the Women of Surrealism" is the kind of book that will change the history of art. It's not that the events and their participants will be any different, of course. It's that Chadwick had the patience to re-examine them all, and the insight to recognize a different story than had yet been told of life and art in the years before and during the Second World War.
The book tells the essential story of 10 women, each of whom made her way out of the shadows of famous men of Surrealist art, stepping down from the muse's pedestal to claim her own identity. It is a book particularly suited to this moment of re-evaluation of the contributions of women in myriad fields.
Too many art books read as though the person who created the work is superfluous to the art; most biographies ultimately fail to show the connection of the creator to the creation. Chadwick makes clear that the two are one. Nowhere is that more apparent than in the work of the Surrealists, for whom a dream or a nightmare was depicted as more real than the day-to-day. It was a desire, as the author writes of one of her key characters, Valentine Penrose, "to live the mystical essence of life rather than its mundane details."
It was hard to stay devoted to poetry, however, living in London at the height of the Luftwaffe's near-constant bombardment in 1940-41. Even the otherworldly Valentine, forced by the war to live in the attic of a home occupied by her rich ex-husband Roland and his new lover, volunteered as a soldier in the Free French Army by day, writing poetry at night.
The lover was the beautiful fashion photographer Lee Miller, who eventually became Sir Roland's second wife and mother of his son. The war drove her to war reportage and, eventually, Chadwick reports, to alcoholism and amphetamines.
When the war ended, rather than reclaiming her privacy completely, Valentine split her time between a growing lesbian community in Paris, international travel, and long periods sharing home and life with the Penroses. The two women cared for each other at times of sickness and supported one another in their love for (and by) the same man.
This is all to say that Chadwick's account of life in this era goes a long way to explaining Surrealism. No wonder artists developed unconventional, often dark images, when they lived in a world of shifting social mores, economic uncertainty and, most insidious of all, war on an inescapable, global scale.
The interdependency between Miller and Valentine Penrose is but the last of five same-sex relationships, examined as chapters. It starts with the pairing of that same Valentine Penrose and Alice Rahon Paalen, artist and more-or-less compliant wife to Austrian Surrealist painter Wolfgang Paalen. It moves through the intimate friendships of Leonora Carrington with Leonor Fini, and Frida Kahlo with Jacqueline Lamba Breton. The androgynous partnership of Claude Cahun and Suzanne Malherbe in art, life and espionage is a particular delight to delve into.
"Farewell to the Muse" is an absorbing story. It is full of tantalizing, borderline lascivious, yet essential detail. The concepts are accessible to general interest reader and art specialist alike.
Yet the webs of history, geography, ideas and love can be difficult to untangle. A "Cast of Characters," like the ones found in theater playbills, opens the book and is helpful. Yet with 12 people listed among "The Women," 13 among "The Men" and an additional three (presumably genderless?) called "The Dealers," the author set herself a formidable task. A short "Conclusion" does little to bring the unruly threads under control; it functions, instead, as a place to put stories that had no home elsewhere in the narrative.
"Surrealism, single-sex friendships and the trauma of the Second World War shaped the adult lives and work of many women," Chadwick writes at one point. "Surrealism meant different things to Alice and Valentine, Frida and Jacqueline, Leonora and Leonor, Claude, Suzanne and Lee. And yet it defined the context of both the women's roles as muses and their lives as artists."
"Farewell to the Muse" will convince you of that statement. May it also function as an outline for the many books that could follow upon Chadwick's research, and a catalyst for the untold number of other topics waiting to be mined.
Charles Desmarais is The San Francisco Chronicle's art critic. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Twitter: @Artguy1
Farewell to the Muse
Love, War and the Women of Surrealism
By Whitney Chadwick
(Thames & Hudson; 256 pages; $35)


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Scutellaria is a genus of flowering plants in the mint family, Lamiaceae. They are known commonly as skullcaps.[2] The generic name is derived from the Latin scutella, meaning "a small dish, tray or platter",[3] or "little dish",[4] referring to the shape of the calyx.[4] The common name alludes to the resemblance of the same structure to "miniature medieval helmets".[4] The genus has a subcosmopolitan distribution,[5] with species occurring nearly worldwide, mainly in temperate regions.[6]
Most are annual or perennial herbaceous plants from 5 to 100 cm (2 to 39 in) tall, but a few are subshrubs; some are aquatic. They have four-angled stems and opposite leaves. The flowers have upper and lower lips. The genus is most easily recognized by the typical shield on the calyx that has also prompted its common name.
Skullcaps are common herbal remedies in systems of traditional medicine. In traditional Chinese medicine they are utilized to "clear away the heat-evil and expel superficial evils".[7] Scutellaria baicalensis in particular is a common component of many preparations.[8] Its root, known as Radix Scutellariae, is the source of the Chinese medicine Huang Qin. It has been in use for over 2000 years as a remedy for such conditions as hepatitis, diarrhea, and inflammation. It is still in demand today, and marketed in volumes that have led to the overexploitation of the wild plant. Its rarity has led to an increase in price, and encouraged the adulteration of the product with other species of Scutellaria.[9]
In North America, Scutellaria lateriflora was used in Native American medicine to treat gynaecological conditions. It became a common treatment in America for rabies.[10] Today it is still a popular medicinal herb.[11] It is widely available as a commercial product used in western herbalism to treat anxiety and muscle tension.[12] The plant reportedly demands prices of $16 to $64 per pound dry weight.[13]
The main compounds responsible for the biological activity of skullcap are flavonoids.[9] Baicalein, one of the important Scutellaria flavonoids, was shown to have cardiovascular effects in in vitro.[14] Research also shows that Scutellaria root modulates inflammatory activity in viro to inhibit nitric oxide (NO), cytokine, chemokine and growth factor production in macrophages.[15] Isolated chemical compounds including wogonin, wogonoside, and 3,5,7,2',6'-pentahydroxyl flavanone found in Scutellaria have been shown to inhibit histamine and leukotriene release.[16] Other active constituents include baicalin, apigenin, oroxylin A, scutellarein, and skullcapflavone.[17]
Some Scutellaria species, including S. baicalensis and S. lateriflora, have demonstrated anxiolytic activity in both animals and humans.[17][18][19] A variety of flavonoids in Scutellaria species have been found to bind to the benzodiazepine site and/or a non-benzodiazepine site of the GABAA receptor, including baicalin, baicalein, wogonin, apigenin, oroxylin A, scutellarein, and skullcapflavone II.[20][21][22] Baicalin and baicalein,[22][23][24][24][25] wogonin,[26] and apigenin[27] have been confirmed to act as positive allosteric modulators and produce anxiolytic effects in animals, whereas oroxylin A acts as a negative allosteric modulator (and also, notably, as a dopamine reuptake inhibitor).[28][29][30] As such, these compounds and actions, save oroxylin A, are likely to underlie the anxiolytic effects of Scutellaria species.[19]
Estimates of the number of species in the genus range from around 300[4][6] to about 350[7][31] or 360[32] to 425.[5][33]
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The Tour de France helps local authorities develop the infrastructures needed for cyclists of all ages to take the heart of towns and cities and share the road safely.
Cycling epitomises leisure and eco-friendly means of transportation. It is comfortable, gets people to their destinations in no time, reduces urban congestion and fits in perfectly with the sustainable development policy backed by everyone.
The Tour de France is launching a communication campaign this year to encourage TV viewers to use their bicycles for their daily commute. Four videos have been broadcast regularly on France Télévisions channels since the last edition of Paris–Roubaix, emphasising the numerous and varied benefits of cycling, starting with day-to-day life.
Often faster, obviously healthier, always cheaper and unfailingly cleaner than other means of transport, bicycles are emerging as the ideal solution for urban environments, both for individuals and for society as a whole. "We have everything to win", as the campaign slogan puts it.
Since 2013, local authorities have been able to host a weekend-long celebration of cycling.
These festivities raise awareness among the public before the riders go through the area on 8 and 9 June 2019.
80% of stage towns and cities host the Fête du Tour every year.
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"Intuitio" by Alina Moza
"Alina Moza" is an established brand on the fashion market from Romania. Spring-Summer Collection 2019 is named "Intuitio".
The inspiration for this collection, which was presented at Feeric Fashion Week 2018, came precisely from the role of intuition in the life of those who learn to use this skill. One of the strengths of Alina Moza is to promote sustainability through 100% natural materials incorporating traditional Romanian elements.
For the "Intuitio" collection, Alina has used materials and shapes that she has worked on by hand. With a futuristic retro and statement outfits, Alina's collection takes us into a world of vision, feelings and imagination, being the very tools through which intuition develops and communicates.


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Ever since Niven and Pournelle dropped the cube of Todos Santos in the heart of Los Angeles, arcologies have been a recurring trope in science fiction. City-buildings fill the worlds of authors from all parts of the genre. They inspire people to think of new societies, new ways of living - ways that have far less impact than the current suburban sprawl. But who has heard of Paolo Soleri, the architect and artist who coined the word, blending ARCitecture and ecOLOGY, or of his experimental prototype community of tomorrow, Arcosanti? It's the city that SF adopted, ripped out of the world and into fiction, and then left far behind, a project for idealists and architects.
Deep in the Arizona desert, down a two mile dirt track, sits the nascent arcology. Arcosanti is a slow burn, with parts over 40 years old, and others raised just last month. It's a new cathedral, built by volunteers and a small group of residents. Concrete slabs are cast in silt, and raised up to create human-scale structures that blend into the earth and take advantage of the passive warming and cooling effects of sun and wind. Designed to be a town for thousands, it's a village for a hundred, reliant on the volunteers who pay for month-long courses on Soleri's ideas, on the passing tourist trade and the sale of Soleri's bronze and ceramic bells.
It's a place I've wanted to visit ever since I read about it in the first edition of Nicholls and Clute.
And this week I got there.
The Black Canyon Freeway rolls through the desert, climbing nearly 6000 feet between Phoenix and Flagstaff. Just short of halfway is the turn-off for Arcosanti. It's a sudden transition, from the speed of the freeway to the sudden judder of a gravel track. That's the Arcosanti experience in a nutshell: sudden transitions. The next one comes when you pull into the Arcosanti parking lot, and look down at the edge of the mesa, at a cluster of grey concrete buildings surrounded by green. It's an incongruous sight, something like a mediaeval European city in the middle of the yellow and red desert.
You can't explore the site on your own. After all, it's a working community that casts molten bronze and works with tonnes of concrete at a time. We joined up with a small guided tour at the end of the day.
Soleri's architecture is very human, mixing art and utility. The concrete apses protect workers from noonday heat, and give the most light possible at the end of the day. It's hard to believe that this cathedral curve is a working bronze foundry.
The centre of the site has two huge barrel vaults, made of cast concrete. Steps lead to the top, open to the desert stars and the wide-open plains and mesas.
It's a beautiful site, especially when the sun sets over the distant mountains.
However I'm left with some disconcerting thoughts.
The society that's grown up around Arcosanti reminds me of the guilds that built the great cathedrals of Europe. It's not difficult to see the arcology as a secular cathedral, a project that will take generations to complete and that will never be what Soleri dreamt all those years ago. Perhaps that's not a bad thing.
One thing did seem clear: it's in the wrong place. If arcologies are to replace the urban sprawl of a city with a new, intentional community on a human scale, then the desert (as beautiful as it is) is the wrong place for Arcosanti. It should be in a city, in a Detroit, a LA, a New York, a London, a Moscow, a Hong Kong. It shouldn't be isolated, a new Taliesin for Soleri's architectural disciples. It should be a visible sign of a different way to live, of a new city. Make it La Sagrada Familia, big, vibrant and reaching in the heart of Barcelona, not a hermitage in the desert.
Still, I've been there now. And it's left me thinking and wondering - and that's the real impact of Arcosanti. The arcology you take away, not leave behind.


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This question is posed by the interviewer in order to establish how you judge what is disappointing, or how easily you get disappointed. The best kinds of examples to give in these circumstances are personal examples where you can allow yourself to give a very emotive answer without conveying how that would affect you in the workplace. You shouldn't really use work examples unless these are disappointments not directly linked TO YOUR JOB (EG failed aspirations etc.) Try and show how your dealt with the disappointment. I will give some examples here to show how you can do this.
Example Answers for "What Has Been the Greatest Disappointment in Your Life?" Interview Question
"The greatest disappointment in my life was when the employer I worked for passed away and as a result the business came to an end. His family didn't want to continue running the bar business so they sold it. I was really very disappointed as I had enjoyed working there very much, both because of the venue and the gentleman who owned it. I was out of work for a few months until the business was bought and then I was re-employed as the manager, so it worked out in the end"
"The greatest disappointment in my life was when I had a holiday booked to the United States of America and on the date of departure the weather turned and all flights were grounded. My travel agent eventually decided to cancel the holiday. I was extremely disappointed as I had so looked forward to it, and was unable to take the holiday at a later date as I had used my holiday allocation for those dates. We ended up having a short break in a local spa resort instead, so it wasn't a total waste, but I still would rather have gone to the USA!"
"The greatest disappointment of my life was the passing of my father before my first child was born. He has been so involved in the pregnancy, and was so looking forward to becoming a grandfather. He passed away suddenly without warning only a few weeks before I gave birth, I was very upset and deeply disappointed that my father didn't get to meet his first grandchild. I named my son after my father in his honour."
"The greatest disappointment in my life so far has to be when I had my laptop stolen during university. I had almost finished my dissertation, when it was taken from my halls of residence. I had to work very hard for the next 5 days to re do all my work, but I managed to get it done and handed in on time. I learned to back up my work to an external disk so it wasn't all bad I suppose!"
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Holiday Gift Guide - Brompton Lads and Lasses
This entry was posted on November 20, 2012.
Welcome to the first in a series of Holiday Gift Guides from Perennial Cycle. First up, Brompton Edition! See below for how you can find these ideas at local Minneapolis shops and at PerennialCycle.com.
2 - Brompton's waterproof Mini O Bag by Ortlieb
3 - Schwalbe Marathons in 16 x 1-3/8 (349) are just right for the Brompton and offer improved flat protection
4 - New from across the pond, the Brompton Tool Kit is the perfect gift for the Brompton owner who has everything!
5 - A distinguished Woodgrain notebook from the Walker Shop in Minneapolis
6 - In Turkish Green, Black, and Grey the palette of this Raccoon Screen Print from Minneapolis-based Small Talk Studio is sure to win any Brompton fan's heart.
7 - Nutcase's Union Jack helmet
8 - GP-2 Ergon Grips. Many of our customers have made this upgrade and love the added hand positions, the boost in comfort, and improved handling when climbing hills these grips provide on a Brommie.
10 - Po Campo's Six Corner Wristlet works great with any Brompton handlebar (even when folded) and coordinates well with all of Brompton's colors.
11 - You'll make a Brompton owner's year when you give the gift of the Oratory Jacket
12 - A striped scarf from Faribault Woolen Mills, proudly made in Minnesota
13 - A Lamy fountain pen and ink from Art Materials Uptown (also available at South Minneapolis' Russell and Hazel) for jotting notes on the run.
14 - The City Folder from Carradice, available in Black or Green waxed cotton duck with leather detailing. Pair with a matching Zip Roll for a truly dashing ensemble!


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Shiver (Mercury, 2000)
Jamie O'Neal
Reviewed by Kevin Oliver
Australian-born and a veteran of the road with her family's band The Murphys, Jamie O'Neal has also done time singing backup for Kylie Minogue and writting songs for Chely Wright, Clay Davidson and Tammy Cochran. Her own voice has taken a while to be heard, but with this debut CD, her sultry, soulful vocals are now front and center.
Dolly Parton's '70's era pop-country is a natural reference to O'Neal's music, and she even reveals a bit of a Dolly-esque warble on songs like "Frantic." Another archetypal country music female, Reba McEntire, comes to mind with such 'victim of love' songs as "To Be With You," and, "Where We Belong." More often than not, though, producer Keith Stegall and the band of Nashville studio regulars stick to a safe, formulaic sound designed for that spot on the playlist between Faith Hill and Joe Dee Messina. When she holds back and lets the jazzier side of her voice come out, as on, "There Is No Arizona," the results show more originality and promise, two qualities lacking in too many new artists.
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Autodesk Inventor - Learning Inventor
To teach delegates the fundamental principles of 3D parametric part design, assembly design, and creating production-ready part and assembly drawings using Autodesk® Inventor®. Hands-on exercises representing real-world, industry-specific design scenarios are included. This class will provide delegates with a thorough understanding of the principle 3D design validation and documentation processes necessary for developing products using Autodesk Inventor. After completion delegates will be able to capture design intent by using the proper techniques and recommended workflows for creating intelligent 3D parametric parts. Create, place and constrain custom and standard components in an assembly, simulate mechanisms, animate assembly designs and check for interferences. Delegates will also be able to document design using base, projected, section, detail and isometric drawing views, document assemblies using standard and exploded drawing views. Finally follow drafting standards while dimensioning and annotating drawing views with automated balloons and parts list. New Autodesk Inventor Users should attend this course.
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No previous CAD experience is necessary. Working knowledge of drafting, design, or mechanical engineering principles, and Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP/Vista/7.
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Getting Started
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- View manipulation
- Designing parametric parts
Basic Sketching Techniques
- Creating 2D Sketches
- Geometric Constraints
- Dimensioning Sketches
Basic Shape Design
- Creating Basic Sketched Features
- Intermediate Sketching
- Editing Parametric Parts
- 3D Grip Editing
- Creating Work Features
- Creating Basic Swept Shapes
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- Creating chamfers and Fillets
- Creating Holes and Threads
- Patterning and Mirroring Features
- Creating Thin-Walled parts
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- Constraining components
- Placing standard components using the content center.
- Basic part design in an assembly.
Interacting with an Assembly
- Identifying parts in an assembly
- Analysis and motion tools
- Presenting your assembly
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- Drawing creation environment
- Base and projected views
- Section views
- Detail views
- Crop views
- Managing views
Dimension, Annotations and Tables
- Automated Dimensioning Techniques
- Manual Dimensioning Techniques
- Annotating Holes and Threads
- Creating Centerlines, symbols, and leaders
- Revision tables and tags
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- Creating and customizing parts list
- Creating Balloons
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text: We are in absolute love with this stunning laptop bag by local Portland designer Margot. Highly functional and durable laptop bag is designed out of hip, luxurious, vintage-inspired upholstery. Kensington Station pattern features design of big, bold cream velvet flowers covering a suede brown background. Features include cushy, fully padded pocket for computer, spacious pocket for loads of paperwork, divided pocket to keep cables and cords separate, and outside pocket for quick access to lip balm, cell phone, and sunglasses. We're sure you won't find a laptop bag like this anywhere else. 16 high x 12 wide x 5 deep (Fits Mac up to 15W and PC up to 14.5W x 10L). Detachable shoulder strap.


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Inventory Auditor
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Our client is a leader in their industry distributing products nationwide and have a significant inventory established in multiple warehouses. They have created a new position for an Inventory Auditor who will have the opportunity to develop an Audit team. This role will be responsible for the inventory control process in the warehouses, inventory cycle counts and inspections to ensure high inventory accuracy levels and timely processing of customer returns, back to stock and expired items.
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Essential daily duties will include:-
- Perform inventory counts which include location audits and recounts.
- Review completed inventory counts and variances to determine if further research or a recount is needed.
- Update and distribute department reports using Excel or other established logs.
- Perform product inspections to determine if product meets established specifications. This includes identifying product as well as sorting through product to determine if product is "good" so it can go back to stock or if product should be written off.
- Review inventory in Inventory Problem Bins to confirm and resolve issues with items. Determine if inventory can be corrected with a stock adjustment, put back to stock or if it is damaged or defective and must be written off. Identify product that is not labeled or not labeled correctly and properly label carton.
- Perform final check of inventory before a customer order is shorted. Check item locations as well as "likely locations" (neighboring bins, aisles, end caps…). Review item transactions and old locations to try to find missing inventory. Update warehouse transfer order if appropriate.
- Process customer returns by sorting/inspecting/identifying product and updating items/quantities on claims. Determine if claim is complete. Close/post claims.
- Create and update customer returns. Determine if a new claim must be entered or if it is necessary to update or change an existing claim.
- Perform inbound/outbound audits (receipt/returns and outbound orders including transfers).
- Put-away product that has been processed through claims.
- Adhere to established safety regulations and company policies/procedures.
- Serve as a member of the distribution center team by assisting in other areas as needed.
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- Bachelors' Degree preferred
- Previous experience in a similar position
- Must have Warehouse Inventory experience
- Strong Warehouse operations and process control experience
- Supervisory experience
- Ability to communicate effectively with Executives and Warehouse personnel
- Attention to detail/accuracy
- Manage multiple priorities/deadlines
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- Solid knowledge of company product line
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Pregnant Girlfriend Problems
My girlfriend and i have been together about 9 months. she is 6 months pregnant right now. from the start we knew we were perfect for eachother. everything was perfect. never fought. we both still lived with our parents she was 20 at the time and i was 21. from the start we did not spend a night apart. we talked about getting married. we even talked about having kids. i know we were kind of rushing into things. but it just felt so perfect and right. when we found out she was pregnant at first it was a bit of a shock. but we were both very excited. we have been living together for about 3 months or so now. and ever since then it has been shit. she is never happy. never wants to see me or be around me. tells me she is not sure about us and thinks what we did is immature. she says she is ready for the baby but not ready for us. she comes from a family where both sides there is step dads and step moms and most of the men are the problems on both sides. she says she has trust and commitment issues. And no matter what i say or do that is not going to change it. I know this is the girl for me, and im going to treat her right whether we are together or not. i know women go thru h__l during pregnancy, but could this just be the hormones talking? ive been hoping that and backing off and giving her the space that she wants. but that just doesnt seem to be working...
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Department of Transport: Back to School
When travelling on a school bus your child should:
- Practise good hygiene and physical distancing from others when they can
- Sit next to their siblings
- Stay home if they are unwell
- Practice good hygiene including using hand sanitiser and coughing into their elbow
Extra cleaning is happening on all school buses, including nightly sanitation.
The Department of Transport is working closely with our transport operators and the Department of Education to ensure the transition back to school and face-to-face learning is as simple as possible.
For assistance with the School Bus Program, contact Shepparton District School Bus Program Co-ordinator Melissa Kemp on 5891 2076.
If further information is required in relation to the Public Transport network, please contact the following local bus service operators:
- Dysons Bus Service (Shepparton) on 5831 2150
- Jacobsons Bus Service (Mooroopna) on 5820 3700
Alternatively, families can contact Public Transport Victoria on 1800 800 007.
Information for Bus Travellers
From the beginning of the 2020 school year the Skene Street Bus Interchange will be the main interchange for all school buses in the Shepparton area. As a result, some of the school bus routes have changed to accommodate students travelling to various campuses in the Shepparton area.
Please note, buses may not be arriving or leaving from the same bus bays they were allocated to previously.
Staff from Dysons, Jacobsons and the Area Bus Coordinator will be present at the Skene Street Bus Interchange both before and after school for the first week of Term 1 to address any issues that arise and to offer their assistance if required.
Notre Dame Staff are always present at Skene St before and after school to both assist and supervise students.
Dysons Bus Lines
Dysons have announced that there are no changes to their school bus routes or timetables for NDC students.
Students whose home address is outside the 4.8km boundary and are eligible for a conveyance card with Dysons will be able to collect their bus card from Student Reception at the beginning of Term 1.
Students who travel with Dysons but are ineligible for a conveyance card can contact Dysons on
5831 2150 to arrange term passes for travel each term. Daily bus travel will be at a cost of $1.20 each way (total of $2.40 per day).
Jacobsons Bus Company
Jacobsons have advised that there have been changes made to their school bus routes and timetable that may impact on travel times for NDC students. Jacobsons will advise students travelling to NDC from the Mooroopna area by mail about the changes to the bus routes and timetable. If you would like to contact Jacobsons with any enquiries, please call 5825 2323.
Students who travel by school bus from Mooroopna and are eligible for a conveyance card with Jacobsons will be able to collect their bus card directly from the bus driver at the beginning of Term 1.
Contract Bus Travellers
Students who travel to NDC from outside the Shepparton/Mooroopna area were advised in 2019 by mail of any changes to their regular travel arrangements by Melissa Kemp, Area Bus Coordinator based at Mooroopna Secondary College. If you would like to contact Melissa with any enquiries, please call 5825 2344.
Students travelling on contract buses should receive conveyance cards, bus routes and their bus timetable directly from the Area Bus Coordinator by mail.


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St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra *Cancelled*
Friday, 22 May 2020Tickets
This concert has been cancelled due to the current Coronavirus situation. All tickets will be refunded.
Friday, 22 May 2020
St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra
Oval Hall | Sheffield City Hall
Ben Palmer conductor
Peter Donohoe piano (replacing Noriko Ogawa)
SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No. 1 28'
RACHMANINOV Piano Concerto No. 1 26'
PROKOFIEV Romeo & Juliet: Suite 34'
The hugely talented and versatile Ben Palmer conducts the St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra in our second evening of all-Russian repertoire. Shostakovich's astonishingly assured First Symphony lays out his youthful manifesto of where the symphonic form might go in the twentieth century, with an appreciative nod in the direction of tradition. More than anything, it's great fun too! Prokofiev's popular Romeo and Juliet is an inspired take on the plight of Shakespeare's "starcrossed lovers". It simply oozes drama, great melodies and extraordinary orchestral textures.
Between these two works Peter Donohoe performs Rachmaninov's First Piano Concerto, a work of youthful vigour, soul-searching tunes and taxing virtuosity. What a perfect way to end the season!
View the rest of Sheffield International Concert Season
Pre-Concert Dining is available for this concert. Two courses and a drink for £20 per person before the concert in the stunning art deco South Hall. Find out more>
Just two minutes away from your seat enjoy a beautiful meal with us and then a spectacular concert for dessert.


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Amway, the name itself reflects Network Marketing and lots of controversy. Worlds biggest Network Marketing company in term sales and surprisingly have highest number of allegation.
Before, I get start. This post is about Amway India Products Catalogue. In which will check about Amway catalogue. But before it, we will discuss more about Amway Business Plan & its consequence.
Amway revenue crossed $ 8.8 Billion. Which is highest among all other MLM Company. After amway, Avon & Herbalife ranked.
Amway is geographically most widespread and have high range of products. But, amway stats are shocking. In amway only 48% IBO are active and their average monthly income is 200 $.
According to jon taylor book Multi-level Marketing Unmasked, 99.7% people in MLM lose money. Where in Network Marketing their expense was greater than total earning.
Amway Company Profile
|Company Name
|Amway (American Way)
|Year Started
|Richard DeVos, Jay Van Andel
|Head Office
|Ada, Michigan, US
Amway India Business Plan
Amway Business Plan is just similar to amway global. Anyone can join Amway India as an IBO (Independent Business Owner).
After joining Amway everyone have to do these two task. And all earning depends on these two tasks.
1. Products Selling
If person join amway as IBO, he/she have to sell Amway products. Amway products list have personal care, home care, beauty and nutritional products. On each successive sell, IBO earn fix retail profit. The retail profit can be calculate by this formula.
Product MRP – Product Price for IBO = Retail Profits
Here, company provide products to IBO at slightly lower price compare to MRP.
2. New Recruitment
To earn more money from Amway, IBO have to add new IBO in their downline. When IBO from downline purchase products the upline also get commision.
For example Person A recruit B and C. Now A, B, C all of them purchase products from amway. On each product purchase they all get fix points.
Person A monthly bonus can be calculated as A's point + B's Point + C's Point, Here B and C are in downline of A. Therefore, B and C's points are also use to calculate the monthly bonus of A.
Pros & Cons of Amway India
So, Amway India have many pros and cons. But, for me Cons are more than Pros.
Amway India offers high quality products, Business Training, freedom of work and opportunity to earn more.
But, practically Amway products are too expensive for Indian Market. Amway is old company and many indian people already have negative thoughts for Amway.
While, most important for earning decent amount of money from Amway is back-breaking.Which is most important disadvantage of Amway and MLM as well.
Lastly, from a decade their is sudden boom in indian MLM companies count. Where MLM company like Vestige and Modicare are tough competitor of Amway India, which products are less expensive compare to amway.
Join Amway India
To become IBO of Amway India, you have two way. You can contact to any IBO whom you know. Or you can directly fill the Online form to join Amway.
For online joining, you have 2 option. If you know any distributor then get register by using their Sponsor ID. Otherwise, you have to select second option. You can check below form for joining.
Note: Before joining Amway, you must read their privacy and policy. Check the income plan more deeply. And, cooling-off period. (The time period in which you return products and get refund.).
Amway India Catalogue
Amway update their catalogue regularly. In product catalogue you know more about new products launch, featuring products and all products mention in catalogue.
Amway India catalogue can be use as a marketing tools. Where, IBO can attract their customer by showing of more about products.
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Plain English Summary
Background and study aims
Dementia in younger people (YPD) affects up to 42,000 people in the UK. The first signs of young onset dementia often differ from later onset. The average time to diagnosis is over four years, as clinicians often do not immediately recognise the symptoms. In addition, in some areas of the country specialist treatment, care and support is limited or not available. The Angela project is a three year project that aims to develop guidelines that will improve diagnosing dementia in younger people and improve the experience of receiving a diagnosis. It aims to gather good examples of post-diagnostic age-appropriate and condition-appropriate support that will help spread good practice more evenly across the UK. To develop the best practice guidelines, two panels are asked for their opinions. One consists of a panel of leading experts and the other consists of younger people with dementia and their family members/supporters. Examples of clinical case notes of YPD diagnosed in the last year will be compared to a 'quality indicators' template. This will show where there are gaps in the way younger people with dementia are currently diagnosed. Concerning post-diagnostic support is explored as well as well as services. The aim of this study is to produce guidance for improved diagnosis and post-diagnostic support that will help YPD get the right help and support much earlier.
Who can participate?
Adults who are diagnosed with dementia before their 65th birthday or their carer of any age who is affected by a diagnosis of dementia.
What does the study involve?
This study involves two work steams. The first workstream involves asking participants to be a member of a panel where they are presented with online questions about referral, assessment and diagnostic processes where they are asked to respond. They are then invited to a second round which review an anonymous summary of statements based on the information they provided. A facilitator provides an anonymous summary of the experts' views as well their reasons for their judgements in a final consensus. In the second workstream, participants fill out the 'improving support and service use' survey either using the internet, by paper, by a phone call or face to face. All participants are asked to provide free-text descriptions of services, support, advice, information or interactions that they have found helpful over the duration of their experience with dementia, from the diagnostic process onwards. Services described may be directed at the younger person with dementia, the primary carer, the 'care dyad' or the wider family. Participants are also asked to provide information on service use, quality of dementia care they have received and satisfaction with services. In the end of the survey, respondents may optionally provide their contact details to take part in a follow-up interview. Those who express willingness and are purposively selected are contacted to arrange a face-to-face or skype/telephone interview. Interviews seek to understand the psycho-social, practical and physical needs experienced by participants and will then consider how the services and support identified as positive, contributed to these needs being met. Commissioners and service providers are identified from the study sites and the results of the survey. It is expected that key individuals from areas with limited through to extensive service provision are selected to obtain a range of perspectives and achieve a good geographical spread. Details of the project are sent to potential participants. The interviews focus on barriers and facilitators to the commissioning or provision of good services for younger people with dementia and their families. It is anticipated that each interview will be of approximately 30 minutes duration.
What are the possible benefits and risks of participating?
There are no direct benefits with participating however participants may find it participating a positive experience as they can express their views, and contribute to improving dementia diagnosis in the future. There are no direct risks however participants may experience distress or upset during interviews. Participants who have a significant level of distress may be referred to an appropriate health or social service.
Where is the study run from?
This study is being run by the University College London (UK) and takes place in different hospitals across nine NHS trusts (UK).
When is the study starting and how long is it expected to run for?
December 2016 to December 2019
Who is funding the study?
Alzheimer's Society (UK)
Who is the main contact?
Dr Janet Carter
Trial website
Contact information
Primary contact
Dr Janet Carter
Contact details
Senior Clinical Lecturer in Old Age Psychiatry
University College London
6th Floor Maple House
Division of Psychiatry
149 Tottenham Court Road
United Kingdom
Additional identifiers
EudraCT number
ClinicalTrials.gov number
Protocol/serial number
Study information
Scientific title
The Angela Project: Improving diagnosis and post-diagnostic support for younger people living with dementia and their caregivers
Study hypothesis
The aim of the ANGELA Project is to develop guidelines that will improve the accuracy of clinical diagnosis for young onset dementia and the post-diagnostic care that younger people with dementia and their family members/supporters receive.
1. Develop guidelines for best practice in diagnosis and recommendations to improve current UK practice by:
-Establishing a consensus about the diagnostic assessment for young onset dementia via a Delphi study with young onset dementia experts and a Delphi study with younger people with dementia and supporters
-Conducting a case note audit
2. Provide guidance on best practice regarding post-diagnostic support that meets the needs of people with young onset dementia and their families/supporters across the care pathway by:
-Identifying practical examples of positive post-diagnostic services and support across the care pathway and gaining an in-depth understanding of the needs they meet
-Acquiring an overview of current service use, costs and satisfaction with care within England
-Understanding access to health, social and voluntary services by people with young onset dementia at diagnosis and in the post-diagnostic period, and exploring geographical variability
-Gathering information on the extent and nature of informal caring
-Gaining insight into the barriers and facilitators to providing and commissioning age-, needs- and condition-appropriate care and support for young onset dementia
Ethics approval
Berkshire South Central Research Ethics Committee (Health Research Authority), 28/06/2017, ref:17/SC/0296
Study design
Observational; Design type: Qualitative
Primary study design
Secondary study design
Randomised controlled trial
Trial setting
Trial type
Patient information sheet
See additional files
The ANGELA Project uses a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods and consists of two work-streams:
Work-Stream 1 Improving the accuracy of young onset dementia diagnosis:
a) Developing 'quality indicators' to guide clinicians in assessing young onset dementia
b) Understanding the experience of younger people with dementia and their families/supporters during the diagnostic process
c) Examining the compliance of current UK practice with the 'quality indicators'
Phase 1: An E-Delphi approach is used with a group of 40 national and international experts and stakeholders (Delphi-PRO) to develop and design 'Quality indicators for accurate diagnosis'. These indicators act as a set of 'rules' to guide doctors through the correct steps in making a diagnosis of young onset dementia and include information about all the complicated features of the diseases that cause dementia in younger people, as well as advice on the best tests to use. A separate E-Delphi is also undertaken with 40 younger people with dementia and carers (Delphi-EXP) to develop guidelines regarding the lived experience of receiving a diagnosis and how this can be improved. This is achieved by reaching a consensus about the optimum diagnostic experience and how it should be delivered, considering for example how people are prepared for assessment and diagnosis. The two Delphi studies provide separate perspectives which complement one another to establish best practice guidelines for the diagnosis of young onset dementia.
Phase 2: The 'Quality indicators for accurate diagnosis' are then be compared to current UK clinical practice to identify potential gaps and develop guidance for improvement of diagnosis. The researchers select elements from the diagnostic decision-making tool to produce a scoring template of key 'quality indicators' which are tested by the research team in a small sample of case notes to determine inter-rater reliability. A randomised blinded retrospective case note audit is then be conducted to compare these 'quality indicators' to current clinical practice by rating the anonymised data from each selected record against the scoring template and calculating a percentage compliance score for each record.
WORK-STREAM 2. Improving post-diagnostic support for younger people with dementia and their family members/supporters:
a) Identifying and disseminating examples of good practice in post-diagnostic care provision across the care pathway
b) Investigating service use, costs and satisfaction with care, across the wider young onset dementia health and social care community
c) Examining the barriers and facilitators to providing and commissioning services that meet the needs of younger people with dementia and their supporters
Phase 1: A cross-sectional semi-structured national survey entitled 'Improving Support and Service Use Survey' and consisting of two sections is carried out during a 15-month period. The survey invites younger people with dementia and their supporters to provide free-text responses to questions addressing positive experiences of support (Section 1) and gather information on service use (via a set of questions based on the Client Service Receipt Inventory), quality of care and participants' background (Section 2). The survey is made available in a number of different formats, including Internet-based, paper, by telephone or Skype, and face-to-face, so as to make it accessible to the widest possible range of individuals. To supplement the information gathered via the survey, the researchers go along to six to eight meetings that are attended by younger people with dementia to conduct focus groups with the attenders. At least one of these groups include people from Black and Minority Ethnic Communities and younger people with dementia who live alone, to ensure the inclusion of participants who may otherwise not be consulted or may not have access to others who can help them to complete the survey.
Phase 2: Semi-structured Skype, telephone or face-to-face interviews are carried out with 50 younger people with dementia and 50 family members/supporters, identified from those who completed the survey. The purpose of the interviews is to gain additional information and an in-depth understanding of the psycho-social, practical and physical needs that were met by services which were found to be positive. A diverse sample of younger people with dementia and family members/supporters are purposively recruited and interviewed, aiming to reach a point at which no new underlying needs met by the different sorts of services are discovered.
Phase 3: Semi-structured Skype, telephone or face-to-face interviews are conducted with an estimated sample of 35 commissioners and providers of services for younger people with dementia across the key study sites, to obtain their perspectives regarding barriers and facilitators to providing and commissioning age-, needs- and condition-appropriate services for younger people with dementia and their families/supporters, as identified in the 'Improving Support and Service Use Survey'. In addition to interviewing at the study sites, approximately 10 purposively sampled interviews are undertaken across England in order to obtain an appropriate and diverse representation of the range of current care pathways. Commissioners selected include those working within Clinical Commissioning Groups, Local Authorities and joint commissioning, while service providers include those offering services funded by health, social care, third sector and independent sector.
Intervention type
Drug names
Primary outcome measure
Work-stream 1, phase 1:
Consensus on quality indicators that screen for typical causes of cognitive and behavioural dysfunction and a rational approach to additional testing that is based on selected features of the history and examination, further taking into account the needs of younger people with dementia and their supporters during assessment and diagnosis.
Work-stream 1, phase 2:
Percentage compliance for each set of case notes with a 'quality indicators' scoring template (reviewing patient notes via a case note audit).
Work-stream 2, phase 1:
Service use section of the 'Improving Support and Service Use Survey
1. The service use and satisfaction data (modified version of the Client Service Receipt Inventory) is assessed descriptively. Variability in access and comparisons between service types (Neurology-led services, Older People's Mental Health Services, Young Onset Dementia-specific services) and geographically are explored to determine service use patterns.
2. The extent and cost of formal care for younger people with dementia will be calculated, if data allow, using validated national tariffs. Informal caring will be costed using a replacement cost approach. Using regression modelling, associations will be explored between service use and satisfaction (dependent variables) and service model, dementia diagnosis and severity (mild, moderate, severe), and informal caring, controlling for background differences between participants.
Improving Support section of the 'Improving Support and Service Use Survey'
1. Positive examples of post-diagnostic support, advice, information, services or interactions are measured using open-text responses from the Internet and paper surveys, transcribed telephone interviews and focus groups. Each example will be separately tagged and coded according to types that will be decided through grouping similar items together. Data tables will collate all the positive examples, yielding descriptions of good practice in provision. Thematic analysis of descriptions of services will be undertaken, to illustrate positive features that are common across services received, for example considering the personal approach offered or the timeliness of service delivery. Data from this analysis contribute to the thematic framework that is used for analysis of data from the follow-up interviews.
Work-stream 2, phase 2:
Thematic analysis of the follow-up interview data will allow identifying super-ordinate themes concerning the underlying needs that services addressed for participants. Analysis is done to examine the to identify similarities and differences within and between groups of people participating in these follow up interviews. It is anticipated that this may include for example different family caregivers/ supporters, people with different diagnoses, people living in urban or rural areas and people with different ethnicities.
Work-stream 2, phase 3:
Data from interviews with service providers and commissioners are analysed using template analysis to produce a report with an account of service providers' and commissioners' perspectives on the barriers and facilitators to the provision of good services for younger people with dementia and their families/supporters. This is supported by illustrative examples.
Work-stream 2, overall:
The guidance developed as a result of the 'Improving Support and Service Use Survey' and follow-up interviews are further refined to reflect the results of this analysis. A report is drawn up giving descriptions about types of positive services, their frequency, distribution and what sort of respondents reported them as positive. This report also provides a brief discussion of the positive features common across services.
Secondary outcome measures
There are no secondary outcome measures.
Overall trial start date
Overall trial end date
Reason abandoned (if study stopped)
Participant inclusion criteria
1. People of any gender diagnosed with dementia before their 65th birthday
2. Diagnosed with dementia of recognised subtype as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fifth edition (2013) and internationally accepted criteria for subtype diagnoses
3. People of any gender and age who are primary carers of younger people living with dementia or other family members / supporters who are affected by the diagnosis of young onset dementia
Participant type
Age group
Target number of participants
Planned Sample Size: 869; UK Sample Size: 869
Participant exclusion criteria
1. Dementia caused by HIV
2. Traumatic brain injury
3. Down's syndrome
4. Huntington's chorea
5. Alcohol-related dementia
Recruitment start date
Recruitment end date
Countries of recruitment
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
North East London NHS Foundation Trust (Lead Centre)
Tantallon House, Goodmayes Hospital Site Barley Lane
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Northern General Hospital
Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Herries Road Sheffield South Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
225 Old Street Lancashire
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust
ISAAC Maddox House Shrub Hill Industrial Estate Worcester Worcestershire
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Fitzwilliam House Skimped Hill Lane Berkshire
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
St. Marys Hospital Praed Street Greater London
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
18 Mole Business Park Randalls Road Surrey
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Leeds and Yorkshire NHS Partnership Trust
South Wing St Mary's House St Martin's View
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust
St Nicholas Hospital Jubilee Road Gosforth
Newcastle upon Tyne
United Kingdom
Funder type
Funder name
Alzheimer's Society
Alternative name(s)
Funding Body Type
private sector organisation
Funding Body Subtype
Associations and societies (private and public)
United Kingdom
Results and Publications
Publication and dissemination plan
As the ANGELA project seeks to enhance knowledge and understanding, raise the profile, challenge attitudes, and influence key policy makers and service providers concerning the needs of younger people with dementia and their families/supporters, a series of actions have been designed for the publication and dissemination of the findings of the study. More precisely the findings of the study will be disseminated via:
1. A final written report - Estimated date: 12/2019
2. Journal publications - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 06/2020
3. Conference proceedings - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 12/2020
4. An executive summary which will be made available on the ANGELA project website and distributed to those who have supported the research - Estimated date: 12/2019
5. A 'Knowledge Exchange Event' where health and social care professionals, service providers and commissioners, younger people with dementia and carers will be invited - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 03/2020
6. A joint Royal College of Psychiatrists/Alzheimer's Society/Faculty of the Psychology of Older People meeting where Delphi responders and the researchers will outline decisions that defined the best practice in diagnosis and post-diagnostic support - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 03/2020.
7. Distribution of the quality indicators for diagnosis to clinicians in leaflet form - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 03/2020
8. Leaflets containing examples of good practice sent to key service providers and commissioners - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 03/2020
9. The Alzheimer's Society project monitors who will spread the results of the study to the wider community of young onset dementia via social media and to lay audiences with the support of the research team - Estimated date: 12/2019 – 06/2020
10. Highlighting the quality indicators and good practice examples on the YoungDementia UK and the ANGELA Project websites where they will be available to younger people with dementia, carers, commissioners and clinicians - Estimated date: 12/2019
IPD sharing statement:
The datasets generated during and/or analysed during the current study are not expected to be made available due to the sensitive nature of the data and confidentiality reasons.
Intention to publish date
Participant level data
Not expected to be available
Basic results (scientific)
Publication list
Publication citations
Additional files
- ISRCTN15324329_PIS_V2_17Jul17.pdf Uploaded 11/08/2017
- 33892_PIS_V2_17Jul17_2.doc Uploaded 11/08/2017


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Prodapt Re-establishes its Positioning as an Established Player in the Latest Zinnov Zones IoT Technology Services
12 Oct, 2017, 14:00 BST
NEW YORK, October 12, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Prodapt Solutions, a technology and services innovator, has announced that Zinnov has positioned it as a niche and established player in its Zinnov Zones 2017 IoT Technology Services. This is a study that analyzed the Global IoT market and trends from both the buyers' and service providers' perspectives. Zinnov evaluated Prodapt's key capabilities in the IoT domain through the Synapt[TM] framework, the success stories, and the strong R&D investments. Here is the overall ranking of Prodapt among industry's leading service providers.
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Prodapt approaches the market with a deployable solution for a focused set of verticals. The focus on select opportunities in Energy Efficiency as a Service (EEaaS), smart building, oil & gas, and connected worker, gives Prodapt the ability to identify best-of-breed partner technologies and develop deployable solutions with demonstrable ROI.
About Zinnov's positioning of Prodapt, Prashanth Adiraju, Vice President - IoT, at Prodapt, said: "This is the second time Prodapt is being recognized by Zinnov as an established, niche player in the IoT ecosystem. Prodapt's deployable solution approach and intense focus on select verticals allow us to accelerate value for our customers. This recognition is a good testament to our approach to the market."
"Prodapt has marked its position as a niche and established service provider in IoT technology services. With its strong Synapt offerings, energy management solutions, and communications competency, Prodapt has demonstrated capabilities to build leading smart solutions," said Sidhant Rastogi, Partner & Practice Head, Zinnov.
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Prodapt is a leading global IT services and operations company focused on telecommunications and IoT. Prodapt works with the communications and digital service provider ecosystem to help maximize value and reduce cost from IT and network engineering investments. Prodapt has delivery centers in the US, Europe, South Africa, and India. Prodapt is part of the 120-year-old Indian business conglomerate the Jhaver Group, which employs over 16,500 people across 64 countries. Prodapt is an ISO 9001:2008, ISO 27001:2013, SSAE16, and CMMI Level 3 certified company.
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I love using Facebook groups because they allow me to connect with my community in a fun and intimate setting. I have a free Facebook group for female entrepreneurs (called Celestial Ones) as well as Facebook groups for each of my classes and programs, including The Celestial Circle.
(Not to mention the Facebook group I keep for my college classmates!)
And Facebook wants you to use groups! The group functionality is improving by the day, and your group posts are more likely to be seen than your Facebook page posts.
Whether you have a Facebook group – or are considering one – I hope you'll check out this week's marketing strategy because I have three valuable Facebook group tips for you.
I've been facilitating Facebook groups for years. I've experimented (sometimes successfully, sometimes not) – and I've honed in on three "must haves" for your Facebook group.
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Week One Menu Plan of Breaking the Sugar Addiction
At the request of my nineteen-year-old daughter, I have devised a plan to break the sugar addiction she was battling on a daily basis. The struggle is real! The Pinterest Board for the recipes can be found on my corresponding Pinterest Board below, as well as by clicking on the links included in the text below.
In addition, I have also added pictures and links of the recipes I created to my Pinterest Board so that I could have as much as possible in one place. Please scroll to the very bottom of this post to find the Pinterest board link, I did not add pictures of all in the post, so I have shared them on my Pinterest Board at the bottom! *scroll down*
From Haley, "I have never felt so satisfied than I did this week. I was able to resist the temptation of sugar, which I haven't been able to do in years!"
- Runner's Smoothie: here's the LINK
- Energy Toast; smoked salmon with cucumber and sprouts on toast
- Avocado and strawberry toast w/ feta and sprouts recipe
- Quick Almond Chia Pudding (Pinterest with modifications)
- Veggie Omelet (my recipe)
- Poached eggs on Ezekiel toast w/ spinach and onions
- Baby quiche with spinach, ham (just add whatever you like to this basic quiche recipe)
- *Rainbow Planetbox: Boiled eggs, bell peppers, carrots, olives, strawberries (see the video of these lunch boxes here) The idea for the Rainbow Lunch Box came from Momables.
- *Tuna Salad Wrap with Tomato Salad, raspberries Momables
- Meatballs, Caesar salad, green and purple grapes (I substituted oat flour in this recipe)
- Banh Mi Spring Rolls, cucumbers and berries
- Grilled Chicken, cherry tomatoes, cheese and blackberries
- Leftovers or protein shake/smoothies (on weekend) (*Momables) actually I always fill in the gaps with protein shakes, find the protein powder I use by clicking here
- BLT bowl (Pinterest) + Rice for kids
- Sweet Potato stuffed with Chipotle Chicken (Pinterest) and side salad (I posted a picture of mine on Pinterest but I forgot to add the spinach, but that's ok because we had it on the side mixed in with the RX Salad)
- Buffalo meatballs (I used oat flour instead of Panko; use leftovers or extras for lunchboxes)
- Grilled Salmon w/ avocado Salsa & Zoodles Greek Salad
- Miso Glazed Fish w/ Salad and Lentils (this was fun as the fish recipe calls for cooking with vodka!)
- Lemon and Ginger Chicken Thighs, brown rice or quinoa, steamed broccoli, carrots and onions
- *Guacamole Tostadas with Fried Eggs (Recipe from Momables)
Breaking the sugar addiction means no honey, maple syrup, Sucanat or even coconut sugar, however stevia, erythritol and xylitol are considered safe for this type of diet. Xylitol has even been said to fight candida, the bacterial overgrowth that can contribute to sugar cravings. (see ref)
Here is a rough list of what I bought, although, I did not include amounts on most things, as I am shopping for 7-8 people on average in a wide age range, so my quantities will be very different from yours, please adjust your list accordingly.) Also, I did not list the items from the Momables list because she has that all outlined when you receive your Momables meal plan (subscribe to her plans here):
Whole Foods/Earth Fare or similar
- Sprouts or other micro-greens Vegetables (Carrots, Daikon or Red Radish)
- Unseasoned Rice Vinegar
- Spring Roll Rice Papers
- Balsamic Vinegar
- cucumbers
- 2 bags avocados
- smoked salmon
- Frozen salmon
- strawberries
- Blackberries
- Frozen blueberries
- butter (Kerrygold)
- spinach box
- eggs (pastured, 2 containers)
- cherry tomatoes
- cucumbers
- Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
- Limes
- Dried Oregano
- Cumin Chili Powder
- Spinach
- Greek Yogurt
- Grape or Cherry Tomatoes
- Kalamata Olives
- Feta Cheese
- Diced tomatoes
- Jar of Capers
Trader Joe's, Kroger, Publix, Alid type stores
- Miscellaneous
- Chili Garlic Sauce
- Franks Red Hot (TJ does not carry)
- Valencia Organic peanut butter
- Neufchatel cream cheese
- 2 Bag of oats
- Tofu (I prefer the sprouted tofu if you can find it)
- Ezekiel Bread
- Can of kidney beans
- Tortillas for kids (whole wheat or something not white)
- green onions
- garlic
- chipotle pepper or jalapeno
- box of spinach
- tomato, heirloom or organic
- zucchini for zoodles 🙂
- red bell pepper
- red onion
- bacon, turkey or other no nitrites
- ground turkey, chicken, bison, or beef (for meatballs)
- Anchovies, if they have them
- Frozen cod (4-6 servings if not too expensive)
- Ham with no nitrites
- block of raw cheddar cheese
I actually created this for us personally, but wanted to be able to save it for future reference. If you have any questions concerning this plan, please leave them in the comments below. I will get back to you as soon as possible! Also, take a minute to subscribe to my blog so you won't miss our Breaking the Sugar Addiction Menu Plan for Week Two!
If you would like this in a PDF document, email me at [email protected] Check out my Pinterest Board for this week Follow ThatOrganicMom's board Break the Sugar Addiction Week ONE on Pinterest. Find week two Break the Sugar Addiction here.


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ISLAMABAD, Dec 5 (APP): Minister for Capital Administration and Development Division Dr Tariq Fazal Chaudhry Monday said Sharif family would get a clean chit in Panama Papers case in the Supreme Court as Pakistan Tehreek i Insaf (PTI) had failed to provide any evidence.
Speaking at a press conference here, he said Pakistan Muslim League (N) wanted early decision of the cases in apex court so the nation's time was not wasted further.
The minister said Pakistan Tehreek i Insaf (PTI) was using delaying tactics in cases in the Supreme Court and Election Commission.
The PTI accused Sharif family of corruption, money laundering, tax evasion and hiding assets but it failed to produce any evidence to prove its claims in the Supreme Court, he added.
The PTI was now relying on the documents provided by Sharif family to make arguments in the court, he added.
He said there was no contradiction in the statements of prime minister about his family business.
The minister said Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had approved the financial plan of Diamer Bhasha Dam.
The dam project was approved by Council of Common Interests (CCI) in 2009 and then work on it was started by the present government.
The acquisition of land for the project was complete and practical work on the project costing Rs 1000 billion, would start next year.
The dam would produce 4500 megawatts of electricity and 4.5 million acre feet (MAF) would be stored in it, he added.
He said WAPDA was also asked to arrange commercial funds for the dam construction, he added.
The minister said the Prime Minister also approved renaming of National Centre of Physics, Quaid-e-Azam University (QAU) to Dr Abdul Salam Physics Centre.
Dr Abdul Salam was awarded nobel prize in 1979 and his name was held in high regard in international universities for research in physics.
The government had also approved 500 scholarships every year for students having distinction in physics, he added.
Member National Assembly PML-N Daniyal Aziz said Imran Khan and Jehangir Tareen were given reminders and repeated warnings to submit their replies in cases before the Supreme Court and Election Commission.
Now Imran Khan submitted reply about his assets to the Election Commission but his lawyer failed to appear for the case.
He said Imran Khan himself was the first person in Pakistan who owned an offshore company.
Daniyal said there were clear contradictions in the statements of Imran Khan and his former wife Jemima Khan about purchase of 300 kanal property in Bani Gala.
Contrary to claims of Imran Khan, Jemima Khan never gave him any money as loan for the purchase of Bani Gala property, he added.
He said Jehangir Tareen had to return Rs 70 million on the orders of Securities and Exchange Commission (SECP) for crime of insider trading.
He said Jehangir Tareen was doing business in the name of his cook Allahyar and gardener Haji Khan.
Information was being gathered about these two persons from the SECP to bring them before public, he added.
He criticised Pakistan Tehreek i Insaf for rolling back action against corruption in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and removing head of provincial accountability after he opened corruption cases.


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The app was uninstalled within 2 days even though there was a much longer free trial period because of the customer experience. Customer service was also not great with the developer not even replying when we reached out about customers receiving updates of another customer!!!
We were also charged $22, not sure for what, in the 2 days that we have tested out this app. Reached out to the customer support team sometime back and, as expected, not heard back from anyone.
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Investigators believe that the most likely cause of the Notre Dame Cathedral fire is an electrical short-circuit, a French judicial police official said on Thursday.
A day before the Le Parisien newspaper reported, citing a source, that investigators "raise questions about the lifting mechanisms used in the repair work" considering a short circuit as the possible cause of the fire.
READ MORE: Short Circuit Might Have Caused Notre Dame Blaze — Reportsheavily damaged in the blaze and two-thirds of the cathedral's wooden roof was destroyed in the fire. The main spire and clock collapsed, but the two main towers survived.
In the meantime, France's Heritage Foundation, which launched a nationwide fundraising campaign for the restoration of the landmark in the wake of the tragedy, announced that it collected $15 million to rebuild the cathedral.
READ MORE: First Satellite PHOTO of Fire-Ravaged Notre Dame Appears Online
The total amount pledged has already reached $1 billion. Many companies, including L'Oreal, the world's largest cosmetics group, LVMH luxury goods company and the Artemis holding company, as well as prominent businessmen, pledged large sums of money for the restoration of the famous cathedral.


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Indian bread baskets see a ton of varieties like roti, paratha, lachha paratha, puri, kulcha, bhatura, et al in the kitchen. The reason behind this is majorly the widely varying cultural influences from different states and regions, and the culinary thrive to innovate and turn simple in extraordinary. One such dish that has been transformed from ordinary to awesome is the banana puri.
The dish is a fancier take on the regular deep-fried puris. The difference comes in in the ingredients kneaded into the dough, as there is an added yumminess due to the mashed bananas mixed along with the flour and wheat in the puri dough. The dish is a delicacy and is a wonderful bet for people who like a blend of sweet and savoury. Follow the recipe below to fry up a batch of these banana puris today!
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- 3 bananas mashed
- 1 cups ¾all-purpose flour
- cup ¼whole-wheat flour
- 1 tsp sugar
- 2 tbsp butter
- pinch Aof salt
- oil for frying
- Mix flour, wheat flour, sugar, salt, and butter with the mashed banana.
- Add a little water and knead into a tough dough.
- Divide into approximately 10 balls and roll out into small discs of half-centimeter thickness.
- Heat oil in a kadhai.
- Fry puris, in batches of 2-3 puris, till golden brown.
- Drain and remove onto an absorbent paper.
- Serve.
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The Punjab Government today transferred 12 IAS officers with immediate effect.
Disclosing this, an official spokesman said that Karan Avtar Singh has been appointed as Chief Secretary and in addition Principal Secretary Department of Personnel, General Administration and Vigilance and Principal Secretary Investment Promotion. He assumed charge as Chief Secretary today itself.
The spokesman further said that Sarvesh Kaushal has been posted as Special Chief Secretary-cum-Director General, Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration. The spokesman also divulged that Himmat Singh has been posted as Special Chief Secretary, Horticulture and in addition Special Principal Secretary, Forests & Wild life, Karanbir Singh Sidhu has been posted as Special Chief Secretary, Revenue and Rehabilitation and in addition Special Chief Secretary, Irrigation, Nirmaljeet Singh Kalsi has been posted as Additional Chief Secretary, Home Affairs & Justice and in addition Additional Chief Secretary, Agriculture, Additional Chief Secretary, Removal of Grievances, Principal Resident Commissioner (Investment Promotion & Industrial Liaison) Punjab Bhawan New Delhi and Additional Chief Secretary Governance Reforms.
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Cajon Passion – Meeting Dom Famularo and getting reinspired!
Posted on December 1, 2013 by Claudia
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On Wednesday June 16, 2011, officers in Washington County served search warrants on Wake n Bake Lounge, located at 18918 Shaw St in Aloha, Oregon. Three residences associated with the cannabis club were also searched. Although computers, various equipment and cannabis were confiscated during the execution of the warrant for suspected "manufacturing and distribution of a controlled substance," no arrests were made.
Sgt. David Thompson issued a press release stating, "Marijuana dispensaries are new to Washington County, have no legal basis to distribute or sell marijuana, and this search warrant is the first to be served on such a dispensary in Oregon."
Whether or not dispensaries are "new to Washington County" is debatable, since Wake n Bake itself has been opened since November of 2010, according to the same press release, and many others were open in the area prior to the arrival of Wake n Bake Lounge.
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What if I told you I found 20 Friends gifts you gotta add to your wishlist. Would you believe me?
If you said yes, then good – because I do have 20 Friends gifts in this post that you'll want to add to your wishlist – or buy right away! I've watched every episode of this show more times than I can count, and I'm pretty devastated that Netflix is removing it from the index. I guess it's time for me to start collecting all the seasons on DVD for safe-keeping, huh? Maybe I should have added those to this product round-up!
My friend, Kaylyn, recently got me this top and skirt before our trip to DC and I knew I had to wear them together while playing tourist in Georgetown. Both pieces are so insanely comfortable, and even though it was about a bajillion degrees outside, I was still comfortable from my head down to my sneakers. And even though I was just in a casual graphic tee, I still felt super cute because of the addition of my skirt and blush backpack. This is what I call a winning combo! It made me realize that everyone needs some Friends merch in their life, so if you keep scrolling, you'll find 20 gifts to get for yourself or a friend!
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top (sold out, but here's the sweatshirt version) | similar skirt | similar backpack | sneakers | necklace | sunglasses
Here are the 20 Friends gifts you'll want to grab for a friend (or for yourself) right now!
Which one is your favorite? I wanted to include products that work for both guys and girls, so you can refer back to this at any time for birthdays, holidays, and more!
Related Posts: A Full Review of Washington Court Hotel // Two Easy Ways to Enhance a Casual Outfit // A Surprisingly Simple Date Night Outfit
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbE9bhcH_Kc&feature=youtu.be "Jingle Bells" Composed by J.S. Pierpont; arranged by Lyle "Spud" Murphy. Recorded by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra for Victor on July 1, 1935 in New York. Benny Goodman, clarinet, directing: Bunny Berigan, first and solo trumpet; Ralph Muzzillo and Nate Kazebier, trumpets; Jack Lacey and Red Ballard, trombones; Nuncio "Toots" Mondello, first alto... Continue Reading →
"Russian Lullaby" (1937)
https://youtu.be/SXbwD2Hg3Wo Composed by Irving Berlin; arranged by Dave Rose. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra on December 23, 1937 for Victor in New York. Bunny Berigan, first and solo trumpet; Steve Lipkins and Irving Goodman, trumpets; Sonny Lee (first) and Al George, trombones; Mike Doty, first alto saxophone; Joe Dixon, alto saxophone and solo... Continue Reading →
"Jelly Roll Blues" (1938)
https://youtu.be/tX41lJ7klxU "Jelly Roll Blues" Composed by Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton; arranged by Abe Osser. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra on November 22, 1938 for Victor in New York. Bunny Berigan, trumpet, directing: Johnny Napton and Irving Goodman, trumpets; Ray Conniff and Bob Jenney, trombones; Murray Williams, alto saxophone; Gus Bivona, B-flat clarinet and... Continue Reading →
Berigan at the Paradise Restaurant (1938) "Louisiana"
https://youtu.be/XZyfRwzum7c "Louisiana" Music composed by J.C. Johnson; arranged by Joe Lippman. Recorded live from a broadcast over the Mutual Broadcasting System by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra from the Paradise Restaurant in New York City on March 27, 1938. Bunny Berigan, lead and solo trumpet, directing: Steve Lipkins, Irving Goodman, trumpets; Sonny Lee, Al George,... Continue Reading →
"The Prisoner's Song" – live (1938)
https://youtu.be/UoZkbrHtInU Composed by Guy Massey; arranged by Dave Rose, revised in performance by Bunny Berigan and his band. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra from a broadcast over the NBC Radio network program RCA's Magic Key of Radio on June 26, 1938 in New York. Bunny Berigan, first and solo trumpet, directing: Steve Lipkins... Continue Reading →
"Gangbusters' Holiday"(1938-1939) Bunny Berigan/Ray Conniff
https://youtu.be/XgoW9_QKeCs "Gangbusters' Holiday" Composed and arranged by Ray Conniff. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra probably on October 5, 1938 in New York City. (This recording may be a sound check for radio broadcasts by the Berigan band from Roseland Ballroom. See endnotes (1 and 1A). Bunny Berigan, trumpet, directing: Johnny Napton and Irving... Continue Reading →
"A Fine Romance" (1936) Billie Holiday with Bunny Berigan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjRwnWuT78o "A Fine Romance" Music by Jerome Kern; lyric by Dorothy Fields. Head arrangement prepared in recording studio, probably by Berigan in consultation with Billie Holiday. Recorded by Billie Holiday and Her Orchestra for Vocalion on September 29, 1936 in New York. Billie Holiday, vocal, accompanied by: Bunny Berigan, trumpet; Irving (Prestopnik) Fazola, clarinet; Clyde... Continue Reading →
"Honeysuckle Rose" (1937) Jam Session at Victor
https://youtu.be/n7sHm1N1h-k "Honeysuckle Rose" Composed by Fats Waller.Jam Session at Victor, recorded March 31, 1937 in New York.Thomas "Fats" Waller, piano; Bunny Berigan, trumpet; Tommy Dorsey, trombone; Dick McDonough, guitar; George Wettling, drums. The story: Through the early weeks of 1937, Bunny Berigan, as usual, was very busy. His main occupation then was the ongoing development... Continue Reading →
"Skylark" (1942) Bunny Berigan with Danny Richards
https://youtu.be/jnXhehLKvN8 "Skylark" Composed by Hoagy Carmichael (music) and Johnny Mercer (lyric); arranged by Gene Kutch. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra for Elite on March 11, 1942 in New York. Bunny Berigan, solo trumpet, directing: Kenny Davis (lead), Bob Mansell, Fred Norton, trumpets; Max Smith, Charlie Stout, trombones; George Quinty (lead alto), Walt Mellor (alto and baritone), Red Lange, Neal Smith (tenors), saxophones; Gene Kutch, piano; Tony Espen, bass;... Continue Reading →
"'Cause My Baby Says It's So" (1937) – Bunny sings!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oluLjo2H6aE "'Cause My Baby Says It's So" Composed by Harry Warren (music) and Al Dubin (lyric); probably arranged by Joe Lippman. Recorded by Bunny Berigan and His Orchestra for Victor on April 1, 1937 in New York. Bunny Berigan, trumpet and vocal, directing: Steve Lipkins, first trumpet; and Cliff (Natoli) Natalie, trumpet; Ford Leary, first... Continue Reading →