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Il Codice teodosiano (latino: Codex Theodosianus) è una raccolta ufficiale di costituzioni imperiali voluta dall'imperatore romano d'oriente Teodosio II (408-450). Venne pubblicata, dopo una fase di gestazione lunga 9 anni, il 15 febbraio 438, ed entrò in vigore, sia nell'Impero romano d'Oriente sia in quello d'Occidente, il 1º gennaio 439.

Genesi dell'opera
Il primo progetto di codificazione risale al 429. Nel marzo di quell'anno Teodosio II emanò a Costantinopoli una costituzione imperiale (= C. Th. I, 1, 5), con la quale diede l'incarico a una commissione di otto membri di creare due codici: il primo, destinato alla scholastica intentio (ossia agli studiosi del diritto), avrebbe dovuto contenere le costituzioni imperiali, anche non più vigenti, emanate dall'epoca dell'imperatore Costantino I in poi, mentre il secondo, destinato agli operatori del diritto, avrebbe dovuto contenere le costituzioni imperiali vigenti escerpite dai codici Gregoriano ed Ermogeniano e dal codice appena composto. Ad integrazione di esse si sarebbero dovuti aggiungere i brani giurisprudenziali tratti dalle opere dei giureconsulti romani più importanti.

La commissione era composta da sette funzionari imperiali — Antioco, Teodoro, Eudicio, Eusebio, Giovanni, Comazone ed Eubulo — e da un giureconsulto, Apelle (secondo altre fonti, i componenti erano, oltre al giureconsulto Apelle, otto: Antioco, Teodoro, Massimino, Martirio, Speranzio, Apollodoro, Epigene e Procopio). Nella redazione del codice, ai commissari non fu permesso introdurre interpolazioni dei testi.

Nel dicembre del 435 Teodosio II, resosi conto dell'insuccesso di questo progetto, emanò una nuova costituzione, a noi nota attraverso C. Th. 1, 1, 6, con la quale affidò ad una commissione di 16 membri (dei quali due soli, Antioco e Teodoro, avevano fatto parte della commissione precedente) il compito di redigere un solo codice, contenente costituzioni imperiali da Costantino in avanti. Questa volta i commissari ebbero licenza di interpolare le costituzioni raccolte al fine di adattarle alle nuove esigenze dell'impero. La loro opera vide la luce il 15 febbraio 438.

Nello stesso anno Teodosio II inviò il codice a Valentiniano III (imperatore d'occidente) come regalo di nozze. Ci si aspettava che Valentiniano III emanasse una pragmatica sanctio per l'entrata in vigore del codice, ma non fu così; egli si servì di un certo Fausto (prefetto d'Italia) il quale deteneva una copia del codice e la lesse al Senato affinché fosse approvata. Il Senato romano l'accolse per acclamazione, ed il codice entrò in vigore il primo giorno dell'anno 439, in tutto il territorio imperiale.

Il Codice teodosiano fu un evento epocale, dato che prima della sua pubblicazione vi erano solo i codici Gregoriano ed Ermogeniano, che ben si distinguono dal Codice teodosiano, dato che furono composti da privati e che probabilmente servivano ai funzionari imperiali per meglio amministrare la giustizia, mentre il Codice teodosiano fu voluto da un imperatore e come tale reso vigente in virtù di una novella (Saepe nostra clementia = Nov. Theod. 1).

Composizione dell'opera

Il Codice teodosiano è composto da 16 libri, ciascuno diviso in titoli, ed ogni titolo è distinto da una rubrica che ne indica l'argomento.

Le costituzioni imperiali inserite nella raccolta sono disposte cronologicamente. Ciascuna di esse reca l'inscriptio, con il nome dell'imperatore emanante e il destinatario, e la subscriptio, con il luogo e la data di emanazione.

Edizioni
L'edizione di riferimento per il Codice teodosiano è la Mommsen-Meyer, Theodosiani libri XVI cum constitutionibus Sirmondianis et leges Novellae ad Theodosianum pertinentes, Berlino, Weidemann, 1905.

Si deve a Iacobus Gothofredus un'edizione critica commentata del Codex Theodosianus. L'edizione a stampa apparve, in quattro volumi, nel 1665 a Lione, 13 anni dopo la sua morte; un'altra edizione, in sei volumi, fu pubblicata a Lipsia nel 1736-1745.

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Blockchain (and Bitcoin first, of course) is often described as a technology that allows peers to transfer value between each other in a trustless way. However, "trustless" is not entirely accurate, but more like a convenient and short way of describing it. Truth is, there is still a lot of trust involved… but with a twist. Let me ramble on about that for a few minutes.
One of the groundbreaking changes Bitcoin gave us was a paradigm shift about where we put our trust when we transfer value digitally between each other (a key element in a decentralized system). And that value is, in many ways, money. Let's analyse trust using money as our case study.
In which scenarios is our trust involved with our current financial system?
I won't discuss in this article the history of money, its characteristics or the value each form of money has. Perhaps some other time, we'll see.
Let's break down each of the previous trust scenarios.
In our current financial system, the majority of the money is issued by the state (fiat money). All the well-known currencies like USD, EUR, GBP, or YEN are being issued by their corresponding governments or central authorities. Their issuance and their supply are subject to the monetary policies of such authorities. The only global form of money that in some aspects escapes the control of the state is precious metals such as gold.
Given the centralized nature of that system, we must put our trust into those authorities regarding those policies and hope that they decide well for our benefit.
The monetary policy of Bitcoin (and many cryptocurrencies) was defined at the beginning and included in the code itself, for everyone to see and verify. Bitcoins are generated in a decreasing manner, at an average of 10 minutes intervals, until they reach a total of 21,000,000 Bitcoins issued. And that is all that will ever be (technicalities aside).
We don't need to trust a central authority to decide how and when to issue more money, because the policy is already established in the code of the software we decide to run.
So, we can say that the trust on issuing and controlling supply shifted from central authorities to trust in the Bitcoin system/network, which we can always verify and eventually decide to use.
Given that one of the functions of money is being a store of value, we should have the capability of holding it. Holding cash or a small piece of gold is simple and you have total control over that. However there are some other kinds of money for which things are more complex, like the digital money we most likely use everyday.
When you have money on your bank account, you don't really have 100% control over it. It's controlled by the bank, and you just ask them to do certain operations with it. So you have to trust them to keep it safe, and to be able to do what you ask when you ask them to. The same happens if you use some other company like payment processors or gateways (like PayPal) to hold your money.
Moreover, if some authority ask the bank to seize your funds for whatever reason, they will need to do it. Then, again, you are trusting another central authority with its judgement regarding your money.
In the crypto world, ownership comes in hand with cryptographic keys. To put it short, the only way to move your money in the Bitcoin network is by having the corresponding private keys to the addresses where the funds are locked in.
You don't need to trust a third party with your funds to hold them for you. You just need to have the private keys associated with your funds, and it will cost you the same to have a small amount or very large sums of money. Moreover, no one can do anything with those funds unless you want to. Why? Because, again, you and only you know those keys.
So, we can say that the trust for holding our money shifted from banks and/or companies to ourselves and our capability to correctly store the corresponding private keys.
And what would be of money if it can't be used in the economy by transferring it, right?
If you hand out cash, the transfer is instantaneous and you have total control over it. But you need physical presence to do so, which is why for remote transfer nowadays we turn to electronic/digital methods. Again, you rely on your bank, payment processor, or gateway to make that transfer on your behalf in a correct and timely manner because, before Bitcoin, there was no other way of transferring value without an overseeing third party. And since you don't have full control over "your" money in that case, there you go trusting again.
But you don't only trust the institution that holds your money when you want to transfer it, you are also trusting other institutions (perhaps not even your own) when you send and receive funds as well. In the current system, such entities are the ones that check, among other things, that there are enough funds to be transferred, that those funds are not spent twice, and that the funds get to the corresponding recipient.
As we said, controlling your money with Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies will depend on you controlling your private keys. And, thanks to Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin creator) and his solution to the Byzantine Generals Problem, we are allowed to use those private keys to digitally sign transactions of money and send them over the network without the need of centralized third parties to control, audit, or verify that process. The same goes when you receive the money, where instead of trusting the sender you can just verify that the transaction is valid all by yourself.
By transferring money in a decentralized way, we shift our trust from third parties that usually enable those transfer for us, to a distributed system with mechanisms to ensure security and, in many cases, censorship resistance.
Even if centralization can have many benefits, which will depend on the observer, it also presents a few problems as you can guess. In every case, you don't only rely on the good intentions of the entity you put your trust into, but also on their competency and suitability to handle your values and not make mistakes.
So, where is all the trust now?
Note that most of the times I said that you didn't *need* to trust third parties to hold or move your funds, but you can do it if you want to. However, keep in mind that in those cases you are back in a scenario closer to the current system.
It's important to make that distinction, because in the current system you don't have an alternative but to trust third parties to hold, transfer, and operate digital money across the world. In the decentralized world you can do it if you want, but you don't *need* to.
However, as we've been saying, this is a shift of trust. Trust doesn't just disappear. If you engage in this new decentralized money system, you'll find yourself still trusting… but different things. You'll find yourself trusting the hardware manufacturers of every computer, router, or "hardware wallet" you use. In a practical sense you'll probably also find yourself trusting the developers that created the software that you are using, because it's not that likely that you review the thousands of lines of code of the Bitcoin Core node/wallet, just to name one. It's true that you still trust all of that with the current system but, due to its centralized nature, the real trust is put in the central authority because they "should" take responsibility and usually "should" solve your issues.
The key difference now is that most of the components involved in this decentralized system can be audited or reviewed by us. We have that power. We could argue that in many cases the required knowledge to check everything makes it practically unfeasible, and that is true. However, even in those scenarios, you still have the choice to invest the time and learn what you need, or decide in which competent person or group to put your trust to verify it. The open source philosophy provides many alternatives and give us the final choice of putting our trust in the wisdom and vigilance of the world community.
All (or most) of the points exposed in this article apply to the Blockchain technology as well, not only to money (even if money is THE transferrable value).
Of course, shifting trust in this way also comes with a shift on responsibilities. By having more control over something, we also have more responsibility over it. That is something which is usually in a constant battle with convenience. And that battle can lead to a future in which not everyone will prefer control over convenience, and trust can still be placed in the usual actors. Also, we should not disregard the fact that implementing such a trust-shifting technology like Blockchain comes with associated costs: technological, social, and individual.
The shift of trust becomes a shift of paradigm if we think that most of our activities as a society rely on a central authority overseeing, authorizing, and controlling certain aspects of our interactions. But what would happen if those authorities have their responsibilities substantially reduced, or even disappear altogether? And if we think that this could happen in the near future with money, one of the more (if not the most) important social constructs of humanity, a new world might be awaiting.
Do you agree? What do you think about trust? I'm more than happy to get your feedback. Contributions are welcome.


The day usually starts with a visit to S Ambrogio the local food market, where you will do some food shopping and some tastings. Your driver will then drive you to Barbara's house close to Greve in Chanti you will start an hands-on class of abt. 3 hours, preparing a complete meal: one pasta dish (can be pasta or gnocchi or risotto), one meat dish (or fish on request) with side dish and a dessert. When ready, the guests sit in the living room or in the garden and eat what they've prepared. Matching wines are served.
Hands-on cooking class focused on pizza and focaccia . We start from the dough to prepare 3 different kinds of pizza and focaccia ( deep, crispy, with cheese and vegetables). You will bring home a piece of Italy.
Hands-on cooking class dedicated to homemade pasta : gnocchi, tagliatelle, ravioli…. You will learn all the secrets of the most famous traditional italian dish!!!!
Hands-on cooking class focused on traditional italian deserts: tiramisù, panna cotta, cannoli and tarte with custard and berries. this is your class if you want to become a real italian cake boss!!!!!
truffles and little pralines …starting from chocolate tempering.
The gluten free italian cooking , but with pasta or pizza.
3 wines ( red or white), from Tuscany or other Regions served with little apetizers.


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In the grand scheme of things, Whitson's shield is insignificant, but it ironically showcases the growing mass of space debris orbiting our planet.
"We are very much concerned," said Rolf Densing, who heads operations at the European Space Agency (ESA).
But this isn't science fiction. The amount of space debris is already in the hundreds of millions, according to experts.


ZāGO Manufacturing Company has been producing self-sealing fasteners for nearly twenty years and had its origins in the Business Incubator of the New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, New Jersey. Five years after its founding ZāGO graduated from the Incubator with a special achievement award and moved to the Ironbound district of Newark where its business flourished. In 2005, ZāGO moved its operations to a state-of-the-art facility in south Newark in close proximity to Newark Airport, the Port of Newark and all of New Jersey's major transportation routes.
Seal screws are unique in their head configuration. As you can see from the illustration, a recess groove is machined or cold-headed to form a cavity shape into which the "O"-ring is fitted. The groove volume is calculated based on the "O"-ring cross section, the "O"-ring inside diameter and the compression of the cavity walls, i.e., the groove into which the "O"-ring is fitted. The combination of the cavity (groove) and the "O"-ring provides a tight seal by squeezing the "O"-ring. In the illustration you can clearly see that with the "O"-ring compressed, a zero clearance is created within the cavity itself, blocking the internal/external flow of liquids or gases.
At Zago, each feature of each screw is tested to eliminate any and all sources of seal screw failure.


The Best of Bastiat (BOB) is a collection of some of the best material in Liberty Fund's 6 volume edition of The Collected Works of Frédéric Bastiat (2011-). They are chapter length extracts and have been formatted as pamphlets for easier distribution. They are also available in epub format. These extracts should be useful in the classroom, discussion groups, or material for a literature table for outreach.


just purchased a xiaomi mi mix 2s and on miui 10.
I am trying to add the APN for FIDO but the add APN button is missing?!?!
i) Go to Settings > SIM cards & mobile networks > [click on your phone number under "SIM CARD SETTINGS"] > Access Point Names. You should see 2 existing APN. For me one is called Fido Internet and one called MTS-Roaming.
You can leave the rest as default.
iii) Click "more" and save.
iv) Select the APN you just created and reboot your phone.
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Did it not auto-populate the APN info? On my Redmi Note 4 (granted, in MIUI 9 and not 10), when I first got the phone and put in my Fido sim the APN just configured itself. Then when I switched to Public Mobile I popped in the sim and again it configured itself.
Also, is your phone using a global ROM instead of the Chinese ROM?
but the fido sim ($15 tablet plan) does not populate the ltemobile apn and just has the fido-core-appl1.apn.
this fido sim works on all iphones (x, 6s plus, 5s) and LTE works on all of these phones.
so im not sure why this fido sim does not generate the ltemobile apn on my new android phone. I am only getting 3g on it right now.
I did order the global version, nothing about it has chinese.
Apparently this is the new way of doing things (see here, and here). So it's not MIUI, it's Android. Or Android + Fido, to be exact. As of Android 8.x, the carrier/SIM card controls whether you're allowed to add APNs. And we're not - I have the same problem with PC Mobile. Even custom ROMs behave like that .. it's beyond stupid and makes me hate this OS. If you have root on the phone + ADB enabled, you can run a custom commandline to manually insert the APN . If you have root but trouble with the commandline, reply here with mcc and mnc values for Fido (from your other APNs) and we'll try to construct your commandline. Good luck.
Ultimately I do not want to root the phone because I'm a pogo player...apparently...the game checks whether your phone is rooted or not.
I was going to get a Xiaomi phone latest miui + Public mobile plan.
I can get LTE on my wife's Roger SIM card, it pushes the ltemobile.apn into my Xiaomi phone.
I suspect the reason why I am not getting the ltemobile.apn is that it is the FIDO $15 tablet plan (but I can get lte with this sim card on iphone lol). I think if I had a non tablet sim from fido, it maybe push the ltemobile.apn into my phone?!?!.
I read up one of the post and someone claims you don't need root to fix the issue.
Yeah, I was gonna suggest to try this as well. I think if you enable debug + run ADB from your laptop + remove SIM card you should be able to do it. I did it before this way as well, but I don't recall if it worked for me or if I had to run "su" before the "am" command would save the APN. Anyways, I will try it later on tonight when I'm near my laptop.
For this device, yeah, it's 9. My problems are on a different device and precipitated with Android 8.1 .. but even on 8.0 some ROMs already had this problem .. or not a problem, but a stupid "works as designed feature".
So I tested it and it does not seem to require root, but does require debug and whole ADB setup with a separate laptop which is a PITA when you're on the go.
Plot twist. Since I always wanted an app to do it, this enraged me enough to throw together a simple App Inventor app to manually trigger the required APN add window.
Now for the dirty hack part ... sideloading APKs is a crappy way to deal with this problem, but so be it .. have to fight fire with fire. The APK is here --> https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tY78j ... _d200HbArI and all it does is it brings up the "Add APN" dialog. So for those desperate enough for a new APN, all you need to do is pull your SIM card out, create the APN (via commandline or with this app), and then place SIM back in. This seems to work for me, test it if you're brave enough. Screenshot attached.
EDIT: Please note that Google blocked access to the APK because ... Google. I'll host it elsewhere and update the link, but for now it's down.
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Amazing! Thanks for putting time into this.
I hope this will help ppl out there.
It might push me back to getting a Xiaomi again.
Wow this is great...really appreciate your time and help on this.
I did not go through the apk app that Miji2 was so gracious in putting together....many many thanks.
I did about 3 hours of internet searches during the day and finally stumbled on the publicmobile forum where ppl where have the same problem with greyed out apn and the disappearing apn add button!
1. remove all sims ...reboot.
2. place freedom / roam mobility sim in.
Fido sim now has the apn for ltemobile.apn.


7:30pm: We'll be joined by a local activist who has driven to North Dakota to drop off food for the Dakota Pipeline protesters! She'll discuss what's going on there. Please bring shelf-stable food or water to the meeting for her next trip to the Dakota protesters if you can!
We'll also talk about upcoming events and give a recap on the Portland City Council campaign finance hearing at 7pm on 9/8 at Matt Dishman Community Center, Chloe Eudaly's campaign kick-off on 9/10 in Lents Park, 1-3pm, James Ofsink's events at Watershed, and more!


Routines, gadgets, gizmos, and treatments…….who really needs them anyway?
I hear over and over from people (especially women over 35) the same things. "I don't have time to use a bunch of products", or "nothing makes a difference with my skin", or even better, "I just splash water at my face and it looks great!" So, we're all friends here, right?!? Good! Any friend of mine knows that I tend to be direct. Why sugar coat it? So here's the deal. You do have the time, it will make a difference, and just splashing water at your face is not exactly turning back the hands of time…..no offense. Healthy, properly functioning skin is not only important to our overall health, but let's be honest, it makes us look better; healthier, younger, and more vibrant. I know there are plenty of people out there thinking that anyone seeking lotions, potions, and treatments from an Aesthetician is just vain and self-absorbed. To that I ask, what's wrong with a healthy amount of vanity? When did vanity become the root of evil? Shouldn't we take pride in our appearance? Shouldn't we try to make corrections, when possible, where we unknowingly damaged ourselves in the past? Don't we want healthy, properly functioning skin? Don't we want to glow and feel good when we catch a glimpse of ourselves in a mirror? Doesn't everyone, no matter their age, want to look even halfway decent in a selfie without a filter? I AM a little vain. I know that I am, but I think it's healthy actually. You know why? Because I want to live MY fabulous over 40 life unfiltered.
Believe me when I tell you, I'm not seeking perfection in myself. Gone are my boot camp days, today I use my Pilates machine. I'm not looking to be G.I. Jane……just healthy and reasonably sane. Gone are the days of not even eating cake on my birthday, because frosting is seriously good. When it comes to my face, however, I just can't find a good reason to look older than I need to. I realize that I'm not going to wake up one day with my 25 year old face, but why look older than I am? Someone recently told me that I have beautiful skin. You know what I responded? "It's a labor of love". I choose to take care of my skin because I choose to take care of myself. To make myself a priority. I am worth 5 extra minutes twice a day…..aren't you? I'm worth regular maintenance and occasional treatments that help me to feel good and look good. Aren't you?
Not every product is for everyone and not every treatment is for everyone. You are an individual. An individual who needs to take action to look and feel their best. Drink plenty of water, eat right (but don't forget a little cake now and then!), exercise, and take care of your skin. It's the only skin you've got.
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In the interest of serving mankind and reporting on our monthly lunch club adventures by touring Southern California's most legendary restaurants, we have occasionally sacrificed food quality for a stroll down memory lane.
We decided it was time to replace some of those palate-numbing experiences by eating at a place that has become synonymous with elegant dining—Chinois on Main in Santa Monica—which became an L.A. institution shortly after opening its doors in 1983. Wolfgang Puck's sequel to his landmark Spago restaurant provided his introduction to "Asian-fusion" and was praised by critics as innovative and imaginative.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not one of those Westside food snobs. My dining habits range from chowing down on local take-out as I sit behind my TV tray to eating while standing over the kitchen sink. My lack of sophistication regarding food runs so deep that I discovered recently that arugula was not an African country bordering Namibia.
I'm hoping our lunch group doesn't come off sounding like a bunch of martyrs about our recent outings, but several of the meals we've been served in some of the most famous restaurants in town had about as much flavor as I'd expect to find in marinated balsa wood.
Before our trip, I was able to secure a second mortgage on my Palisades home in hopes of meeting my first downpayment toward our upcoming lunch there. The bank also allowed me to offer my stylish Dodge Minivan as collateral. After personally delivering the loan documents to the Chinois maîtred', we were allowed to make a reservation for four.
Having lunch at a place that offers healthy fare turned out to be timely because our friend Arnie had suffered a health setback since our last outing. As part of his new regimen, the doctor had strongly encouraged better eating habits, so it was fortuitous that at this classy joint we were not given the choice of burger and fries.
The servers at Chinois traditionally recommend ordering several entrees and sharing the dishes with tablemates. Three of us decided on that option while Arnie chose the Chinois Chicken Salad to keep his cardiologist happy.
As our orders began to arrive at the table, we fought over Barry's tasty order of "Sizzling Calamari Salad." Even though he has always had an aversion to crab, I talked him into trying Chinois' soft-shelled version, which has always been one of my favorites. Barry thinks crab is seafood's tasteless answer to tofu, and considers it only a "place holder" for real food. He finally relented and begrudgingly said it passed his taste test.
The barbequed baby spare ribs with sweet and sour teriyaki sauce were terrific, but I broke my own longstanding rule about eating them in public. I've declared that any restaurant that offers finger food doused with barbeque sauce should be required to offer shower facilities for its customers.
Although I've never been comfortable eating a fish that is staring back at me from the plate while I'm jabbing a fork into its side, I made a one-time exception for Chi- nois' "Whole Sizzling Catfish" entrée with ginger and ponzu sauce. We ordered vegetable fried rice with the dish and by the time we finished off the poor fish, his empty stare of quiet resignation was secondary to my satisfied contentment.
After becoming quickly seduced by the elegant cuisine of upscale bistros like Chinois and Spago, we began to later reminisce about previous outings at L.A. landmark restaurants. We fondly recalled those red vinyl booths and the flocked wallpaper at Musso and Frank's Grill, and that mouth-watering lobster salad from the Polo Lounge.
We occasionally acted like out-of-town tourists when we visited several of the city's vintage hotels like the Chateau Marmont and the Hollywood Roosevelt. We marveled at their classic architecture and style—including their dark, mysterious lobbies and winding corridors with marble floors and decorative tiles.
It appears that it is time now to return to our original scheduled programming.
Bob Vickrey is a longtime Palisadian whose columns appear in several Southwestern newspapers, including the Houston Chronicle. He is a member of the Board of Contributors for the Waco Tribune-Herald and a regular contributor to the Boryana Books website.


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Hey Guys x Happy Friday x I know Foodie Friday posts have been a bit thin on the ground this year but today I'm going to share with you one of my favourite and easiest, gluten free and vegetarian recipes, that proves that salad doesn't have to be boring.
If you've been reading my blog for sometime, or if you follow me on Instagram, then you'll already be quite familiar with this recipe or least what it looks like. I first discovered this recipe last July in my first Hello Fresh box (you can read about my experience here) and it's rapidly become one of my go to dishes.
You can find the original Hello Fresh recipe of Lentil, And Chargrilled Vegetable Halloumi Salad here x and I have to say I love it but here I've made a few tweaks to make it just a little bit easier and even more flavourful.
In the original recipe the peppers and the courgette or either fried or char grilled. I normally use my George Foreman grill but since it's just a tiny one, it can take a while so in this version I decided to roast my vegetables in the oven instead. I also sprinkled them with a bit of lemon zest before I put oven and I added some extra lemon zest to my dressing to make it extra zesty.
1. Preheat your oven to 200° C, then rinse and dry your lemon, then zest or finely grate the peel into a small bowl.You just want the yellow parts as the white pith can be a bit too bitter.
2. Then chop your vegetables, my courgettes were quite small so I used two. Cut them in half length ways and then chop them into chunky half moons. Core and deseed your pepper, and cut it into similar size pieces. Again if their just small ones use two, you can also use yellow or orange peppers. Put the vegetables into a roasting dish or onto a baking try and drizzle over some olive oil, and a little bit of the lemon zest. Give it a mix so all of the vegetables are covered and then pop them into the over for around 20-30 minutes.
3.Now it's time to make your dressing, first of all juice half of your lemon, and put the juice into a small bowl.
Add a couple of tablespoons of olive oil, a little bit more of the lemon zest and some salt and pepper. Then add a couple of sprigs of thyme (I used about 3 here). You just want the leaves so just run your fingers down the stalks and the leaves should come loose. You can used dry thyme at push but your probably won't need quite as much. Mix all of the ingredients together and set aside.
4. Now it time start opening tins and packets! First up the rocket and given the recent press coverage regarding salad leaves and e-coli, this stuff needs to be washed and washed well. Give it a good wash and rinse, then drain it and dry either by using a salad spinner or wrap it up in a tea towel to soak up the excess water.
5. Lentil time! Obviously you can cook your own - lentils are one of the easiest pulses to cook but for ease just open a tin of good green lentils. Again give them a good rinse and leave them to drain.
6. Next up, open your halloumi, and drain off the excess liquid that usually resided in the packet. Cut it into to thick slices, at least a centimetre wide. This wasn't a full packet so I only ended up with 5 slices - whoops!
and then coat your halloumi slices in the olive oil and lemon zest mixture.
and your washed and dried rocket.
10. By this time your vegetables should be about done, the courgettes and peppers should be soft, and slightly charred and crispy.
Then pour over your dressing and give it a good stir, then add salt and pepper to taste and give it another gentle mix.
11. It can take a while but by this time your halloumi should be golden brown and crispy - be careful not to burn it.
top with the halloumi slices and serve.
This recipe easily feels two hungry people, but if you want it to feed more people, then just add some more veg and some more lentils and maybe a little bit more halloumi ( read about my love for halloumi here).
Whether you char grill your vegetables or whether you roast them in the oven, this is still a super tasty, filling and simple salad to make. Salad doesn't have to be boring and this dish definitely isn't - the salty halloumi, compliments the earthiness of both the thyme and the lentils, the peppery taste of the rocket and the tang of the lemon perfectly.
This salad is pretty much perfect as it is but I guess you could mix it up a bit and use either a different pulse, or even a grain or rice as a base, and try maybe some different vegetables like aubergine or maybe red onion, and of course you could change the cheese, and sticking with the Mediterranean / Levant theme you could go for a feta or a goats cheese.


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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 13, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sunniva Inc. ("Sunniva", the "Company", "we", "our" or "us") (CSE:SNN) (OTCQB:SNNVF), a North American provider of cannabis products and services, is pleased to announce the completion of the previously announced non-brokered offering (the "Financing") of convertible debentures ("Convertible Debentures"). The originally announced $10 million Financing was over-subscribed with gross proceeds received of CAD $15,042,055. This Financing provides additional working capital to enable Sunniva to meet the higher than anticipated near term sales demand for Sunniva branded cannabis products in California and for general corporate purposes. The Financing included two insiders of the Company subscribing, directly or indirectly, for a total of CAD $2.3 million which demonstrates management and insiders' commitment to the Company.
Beacon Securities Limited provided advisory services in conjunction with the Financing. In addition, a finder's fee of 5% was paid to certain investment advisors for introducing certain purchasers of Convertible Debentures to the Company.
The Company anticipates holding a secondary closing of the Financing whereby employees of the Company and its affiliates may participate.
The Convertible Debentures offered have not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy nor shall there be any sale of the Convertible Debentures in the United States or in any other jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful. Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Canadian Securities Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Sunniva, through its subsidiaries, is a vertically integrated cannabis company operating in the world's two largest cannabis markets – California and Canada. Our ability to leverage our large-scale, purpose-built cGMP designed greenhouse, offering better quality assurance with cannabis products free from pesticides, uniquely positions Sunniva as a leading supplier of safe, high quality products at scale. Through our strategically positioned cultivation and extraction facilities in California, we are launching Sunniva branded products in various product categories including flower, pre-rolls, vape cartridges, and premium concentrates. Our compliant distribution in California will ensure the placement of Sunniva branded products at licenced dispensaries throughout the state. We continue to pursue other upstream vertical opportunities. Sunniva's management and board of directors have a proven track record for creating significant shareholder value both in the healthcare and biotech industries.
This news release includes statements containing certain "forward-looking information" within the meaning of applicable securities law ("forward-looking statements"), including, but not limited to, statements relating to the Company's use of proceeds from the Financing, the pursuit of upstream vertical opportunities, the timing of completion of the Company's cannabis purchase contracts, and the preparation for large-scale production at the Company's greenhouse in Cathedral City, California. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as "plan", "continue", "expect", "project", "intend", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate", "may", "will", "potential", "proposed" and other similar words, or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur. These statements are only predictions. Various assumptions were used in drawing the conclusions or making the projections contained in the forward-looking statements throughout this news release. The Company is under no obligation, and expressly disclaims any intention or obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as expressly required by applicable law.


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The most recognizable feature of the area is the Saint Vincent Archabbey Basilica, built by the Benedictine monks at the turn of the twentieth century. To the left of the Basilica is the recently-constructed Saint Vincent Parish Center, which housesthe offices of the parish, conference and meeting rooms, and the Basilica Gift Shop. In front of the Basilica is a statue of Archabbot Boniface Wimmer, O.S.B., first archabbot of Saint Vincent.
To the right of the Basilica is a small oval area, filled with colorful flowers surrounding a stone marker denoting the site of the first Saint Vincent Parish. For more on the history of Saint Vincent, refer to our history pages. The prominent building behind and to the right of the monument is Leander Hall, a residence for Seminary students. Tucked back adjoining Leander Hall to the left is the Elizabeth J. Roderick Center, which houses Archabbey and Seminary offices, and also offers dormitory space for seminarians. Beside those buildings, tucked into a corner, is the unique chapel for seminarians, designed by Pittsburgh architect Tasso Katselas. Mr. Katselas also designed the Monastery, the building on the right side of the photo. Only the Benedictine monks who reside there may enter the building.


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'2016 Faculty Exhibition' Opens at Center for Art & Theatre
The Georgia Southern University Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art presents the "2016 Faculty Exhibition" from Aug. 15 – Sept. 16 in the Contemporary and University Galleries at the Center for Art and Theatre.
An Opening Reception and Artist Talk will be Thursday, Aug. 18. The Artist Talk begins at 5 p.m. in the Visual Art Building, room 2071, and the reception will follow from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Center for Art and Theatre.
The exhibition showcases a range of interdisciplinary works of art, design and research from the exemplary faculty of the Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art. It features work from Sarah Bielski, Kelly Boehmer, Jessica Burke, Robert Farber, Scott Foxx, Elsie Hill, Jessica Hines, Jason Hoelscher, Derek Larson, Christina Lemon, Julie McGuire, Marc Moulton, Onyile Onyile, Ed Rushton, and Jeff Schmuki.
"The faculty here at Georgia Southern comes from a range of backgrounds from across the U.S. and around the world, and this diversity shows in their art and design work," said Gallery Director Jason Hoelscher. "This exhibition, part of our biennial series of faculty shows, offers an excellent look at state-of-the-art approaches to creative research, from painting, drawing and digital design to multimedia forms difficult to classify."
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Brexit: the data protection implications
Data protection implications under a No-Deal Brexit in accordance with section 3 of the Withdrawal Act.
Submitted 11 March 2019
Applicable Law European Union , UK (England & Wales)
Topic Brexit
Sector Focus Asset Management and Investment Funds
Technology Media and Telecommunications
ContactAlexander Brown
The EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018 (the Withdrawal Act) sets out which existing EU law should be kept as UK domestic law after the UK leaves the EU. If the UK leaves the EU under a No-Deal Brexit, then, in accordance with section 3 of the Withdrawal Act, the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (the EU GDPR) will become "retained EU law" and form part of UK domestic law on 29 March 2019 (the UK GDPR). As a result, the EU GDPR (or rather a revised version of it) will continue to apply in the UK.
The EU GDPR will need to be modified in order to make sense in the UK post-Brexit and the draft "Data Protection, Privacy and Electronic Communications (Amendments etc) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019" (the Exit Regulations) provide the statutory instrument through which these modifications would be made. The Exit Regulations contain provisions to:
maintain the EU GDPR standards in UK domestic law
maintain the extraterritorial scope of the UK data protection framework
require all non-UK organisations who are subject to the UK GDPR to appoint data protection representatives in the UK (if they are processing the personal data of individuals in the UK on a large scale)
enable flows of personal data from the UK to the EEA by initially recognising all EEA / EU countries (and Gibraltar) as "adequate", whilst also recognising all existing adequacy decisions made by the EU (subject to ongoing review), and
recognise:
EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) in UK law and give the ICO the power to issue new clauses, and
Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs) authorised prior to the UK's exit from the EU and give the ICO the power to approve new BCRs.
No Deal Brexit - Key Data Protection Questions
Given the immediate impact that a No-Deal Brexit would have on organisations with a UK presence, we would advise organisations to consider the following key questions on how a No-Deal Brexit is likely to affect their data processing operations:
Which data protection laws will apply to my organisation in the event of a No-Deal Brexit?
Data Protection Authorities and Representatives
Who will be my organisation's data protection supervisory authority in the event of a No-Deal Brexit?
Will my organisation need to appoint any additional data protection representatives in the event of a No-Deal Brexit?
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How would a No-Deal Brexit affect how my UK organisation processes personal data within the UK?
Will my UK based organisation be able to continue to transfer personal data outside of the UK into the EEA in the event of a No-Deal Brexit?
How would a No-Deal Brexit affect my UK based organisation's transfers of personal data to organisations outside of the EEA?
How would a No-Deal Brexit affect my UK based organisation's ability to receive personal data from the EEA?
Will I be subject to the same fines in relation to any data protection breaches in the event of a No-Deal Brexit?
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Winnemucca's Ranch Hand Rodeo is the largest and most exciting in Nevada. 30 teams compete for bragging rights and prizes in Saddle Bronc Riding, Steer Stopping, Wild Mugging, Trailer Loading, Team Roping, Ranch Doctoring, and Team Branding. Free admission to Wednesday — Friday events and the Ranch, Rope and Performance Horse Sale on Saturday evening. ranchrodeonv.com
Northern Nevada was once home to thousands upon thousands of miners, who stared down destitution and even death, long enough to try and quench their thirst for this area's rich ores. The many ghost towns that dot the local landscape speak to the booms and busts of mining life that were so prevalent between the middle 1800s and the early 1900s. Winnemucca is the perfect jumping off point to conduct your travel into the past. The information provided here is intended only as a starting point to your adventure.
Camp McGarry
11 miles southwest of Denio
Take U.S. Highway 95 north to State Route 140 into Denio, near the Nevada-Oregon border. Camp McGarry was established by the United States Army in 1865 to protect travelers using the trails in northern Nevada. The camp was abandoned three years later and has become a part of the Summit Lake Indian Reservation.
Camp Winfield Scott
4.5 miles northwest of Paradise Valley
Take U.S. Highway 95 north to State Route 290 into Paradise Valley. After many of the first residents of Paradise Valley were driven out by the Indians, Camp Winfield Scott was established in the northern part of the valley to protect them. Paradise Valley is far from a ghost town with about 100 residents, but many of its buildings stand empty.
12 miles west-southwest of State Route 140
The Jumbo Mine was established in 1910 in the Slumbering Hills. A large gold deposit was found there and the population increased quickly. Production continued intermittently until 1951. Some mill foundations and remains of a dance hall and saloon can still be seen today.
62 miles north of Winnemucca
National was one of the richest gold camps in Nevada. Two prospectors made the initial gold discovery in 1907. In 1909, a rich ore vein was found, bringing an incredible $30 per pound for ore that was shipped from there. Miners and gamblers flocked to National by the hundreds. By 1910, the National Mining Company bought the lease on the property, and one-year later, production reached $4 million. The mine continued until 1915, producing nearly $7 million. The mill shell, assay office, and a few wooden buildings remain.
30 miles southeast of Lovelock
Rochester is accessible via the Oreana Exit of Interstate 80. Prospectors from Rochester, New York, started mining the area in the 1860s. However, no major finds were uncovered unil 1912. One year later, 2,300 people lived in the town. There were two newspapers, several hotels, saloons, dance halls and other buildings. The Coeur Rochester Mine, which still mines the same ore through old mining shafts, sits on a mountain overlooking the old Rochester Mining District. Some old town sites have been left undisturbed in the canyon below.
58 miles west of Winnemucca
A Paiute discovered this site in 1869. He led prospectors to the find, expecting a bronco, saddle and blankets in return; he never received them. By 1880, six tons of sulfur a day were mined here. In 1909, the Western Pacific Railway laid tracks through the area and named the station Sulphur. It was a major receiving and shipping point in the early 1920s.
24 miles southwest of Winnemucca
Tungsten was first discovered in 1916 during the World War I boom. At first, there was a mill, offices and housing for the workers. The mine closed in the 1960s and was reopened in the 1980s. Most of the tungsten used in the free world was mined here.
18 miles south of Mill City
Once the seat of Humboldt County, Unionville flourished as a silver mining town in the 1860s. At one point, the population reached 1,500 with two 10-stamp mills and one five-stamp mill, many homes, businesses and a newspaper. Mark Twain lived in Unionville during the winter of 1861-62. The ruins of his stone cabin sit on a hillside in the upper part of the town site. His life in Unionville was depicted in his book Roughin' It. Most of the mines played out in the 1870s, but a few people still live in the area today. Ruins extend three miles up the length of Buena Vista Canyon.
Willow Point
4 miles southeast of Paradise Valley
This tiny town used to serve travelers on the Winnemucca-Paradise Valley Road during the last part of the 19th century. By 1910, there was a hotel, saloon and livery stable.
The Winnemucca Convention & Visitors Authority asks you to please tread lightly, only take photos, and only leave footprints.


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Q: QWidget UI freezes when using a QQuickWidget I am working on a software that uses both QQuickWidget and QWidget.
The main window is a QWidget that contains a QQuickWidget used to render stuff with OpenGL.
The QQuickWidget is in a QFrame that is sometimes displayed and sometimes hidden.
The problem is that when the QFrame is hidden, all the UI base on QWidget stops being updated
The weird thing is that only the UI freezes. If you know where to click, the software still work, only the UI is no longer updated. I think it might be that QML steals the rendering loop that is no longer accessible when it is hidden ?
I tested this on :
Linux, Qt 5.11.2 : No problem observed
Windows 10 64bit, Qt 5.9 : Problem as described above
Windows 10 64bit, Qt 5.11.2 : Problem as described above
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*Homescreen is a QWidget. UI is updated on mouse hover (colors change)

*on click, it switches to QQuickWidget

*QML UI is updated on mouse hover (color change)

*on click, it switches back to QWidget

*The mouse hover no longer updates the UI (no color change)
main.cpp
#include <QApplication>
#include "myMainWindow.hpp"

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
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    MyMainWindow window;
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#include "myMainWindow.h"

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}

ButtonQML.qml
import QtQuick 2.0
import QtQuick.Controls 2.1

Button {
    text: "ButtonQML"
    id: root
    background: Rectangle {
        color: root.hovered ? 'green' : 'white'
    }
}

Any idea what could cause this ?

A: I found the problem. Seems that I had not read the QQuickWidget Documentation well enough.

Note: Using QQuickWidget disables the threaded render loop on all platforms. This means that some of the benefits of threaded rendering, for example Animator classes and vsync driven animations, will not be available.

I changed my QQuickWidget to a QQuickView and everything is working.

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Each week this blog will publish on Friday at 6pm Irish time. Mister Linky will remain open until 8am on Monday.
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These fine photos were posted by James (Enigmi nell'oscurita), Kwarkito (Silhouettes reflétées sur l'Asphalte), Linda (Metro Station), Mascha (Round...), Klara S. (Seaside Park), and Pictografio (Wooden gear).
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We are right in the middle of post-season for high school cross country. NXN was last weekend in Portland, Oregon, while the Foot Locker Nationals come up this weekend at San Diego's Balboa Park. Tonight, though, I'll be hosting the 53rd annual Atlanta Track Club All-Metro Cross Country Awards banquet, a celebration of excellence that goes all the way back to the start of the ATC.
The All-Metros continue to inform the club's spirit of promoting a healthy and active lifestyle no matter where one is in their life-cycle. 42 young athletes representing 31 schools will be feted tonight as members of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd All-Metro Teams. Two coaches will also be recognized for their outstanding dedication to the sport.
Atlanta TC Executive Director Rich Kenah is just completing his third year heading the country's second largest running club (28,000), and has continued expanding the club's focus on encouraging youth participation and rewarding its excellence. Congrats to all the 2016 Atlanta TC All-Metro Team selections.
On the other end of the age scale, here's something I've always wondered. Why do they call 40-year olds "Masters"? Are they kidding? Believe me, by the time you hit the big 4-0, you're no master, you're losing your mastery.
Look, a master craftsman is one who gets better with age, I get that. But you don't get better as a runner at 40 (much less 50,60, or 70). You just slower, if you can run at all. At the very least it takes forever just to find race photo that shows you with both feet off the ground. It's pathetic, not masterful.
Anyway, everyone in the upper age divisions are always getting hurt, too. And not just little niggles from running. The one that gets me is when you start hurting yourself sleeping.
Sure, I remember the days when I could feel the wind blowing my hair back when I stepped on the gas while racing. Kinda like Keninise Bekele and Wilson Kipsang must have felt in Berlin earlier this season (well, if they had long, flowing hair).
But add a few decades onto those two 34 year-olds, and they'll be hoping to still have hair that's not coming in tufts out of their noses and ears, or growing like a chia pet on their backs. I'll tell you, the first time you go to the hair salon and the nice looking young woman starts clipping at your nose and ear hairs, well, that's a crossroads day.
So I say enjoy it while you got it, kiddies. It ain't no endless road. One foot in front of another is one thing, but blowin' in the wind at some point just becomes another old Bob Dylan song.
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Baker & Co. affiliate with out-of-state billionaires working to buy our schools.
The Massachusetts Education Justice Alliance (MEJA) is speaking out after the Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF) once again fined a nonprofit with close ties to Governor Baker for "an intent to influence the election" and for failing to disclose its donors.
"The results from the Question 2 ballot initiative demonstrate that public opposes Governor Baker's vision of public education and his support for the expansion of charter schools. Now two OCFP fines for violating campaign finance rules reveal Baker ties to groups trying to influence the outcome of the charter ballot question. Our schools are not for sale to the highest bidder," said Charlotte Kelly, MEJA executive director.
"We once again call for the immediate dismissal of Paul Sagan from his role as chair of the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education as well as any members of his administration who hid their contributions from the public while trying to influence public opinion or while making decisions about education in an official capacity," added MEJA president Lisa Guisbond.
"These millionaires and billionaires have never set foot in our schools. Voters clearly rejected charter expansion in Boston and across all of Massachusetts, yet this extensive illegal activity demonstrates that Baker and his allies' active work to undermine our public education," said Elica Hector-Varrs, a Boston Public Schools parent.


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I knew a guy in high school who started his own lawn-care company. Another made a fortune running a fleet of garbage trucks. A third started his own car repair company. The thing they all had in common: They were teenagers. They understood the basics of business, math, and service; put those together, and you've got a good chance of making money.
But Monday's story about a 9-year-old who started her own dog treats company really blew me away. She's the youngest businessperson I'd ever heard of! Of course, she had help from her mom (and her dog), but it's encouraging for any aspiring entrepreneur to see someone so young become successful.
I bet that dog is going to be HUGE.
p.s. I think the title should be "9-Years-Old Business Girl", not Woman.
I could think of a lot of puns for this story....I am anxious to see what you came up with. Eeesh ending a sentence with a preposition!
It really is. I'm just 11 and somebody my own age is making their own money by selling and making things on the internet. I wish I could make my own money...but I don't know how to start my buisness..Even in hard times like this, they could make their own money and it's a type of cutting back on money! It's a really great idea!
And I totally agree with you on her dog...Lucky's gonna be fat!
wow that is amazing.... I couldn't even keep up with my lemonade stand.
I was reminded that dogs are an important part of our life they pretect us keepus safe and play with us. You should say how did your dog help and how did your mom help.I agree with you it was good .
your writing made me think that there should be more young people that should start small buisnesses to see what they want to do when they grow up.I also think you would be a terrific reporter if you want to do that for a living. That was an amazing story.I would love to have my own buisness , great idea!
I can relate to this because I've 'started' little businesses before, but of course, they were never successful, because I had NO time at all!
I wish I could start a business, and make some money, and put it towards some saving... but, I suppose that I'll never have a successful business that I have time for and one that I remember to do! I hope I finally overcome the obstacles and get it right!
I hope that I'll finally get it right!
I think it is really cool that a nine year old girl could make her own business. She probably did not come up with it on her own. She does everything else herself though so thats cool.
Well I think that is a very good idea. But the fact is she should paton it if not already done so. She should start a college fund.
I think that this is a good idea for a young person to be starting their own business. It could help them for the future by getting a job this early. it's also kind of cool.
I thought that was awesome the way she started her own business. She even had a dog who tested it now that is awesome. She can make a fortune with just making dog treats for dog maybe for humans. I wouldn't suggest that humans eat it I would prefer that dog because she made them for dog.
I like the fact that young people are starting to get into business while they are little. This helps to show that the young people of today are going to have good futures. I know that ever since i was 10 I wanted to baby sit. But living in this small community it made things hard. Then seeing this young girl go out and follow through with her hopes, it makes you want to try harder on making your dreams come true.
I think that giving that girl her own business was a good idea, if she is determined to make it work than she deserves to keep it.
I wonder why those kids startded their own company so early. I wish I could start my own company. I would start my own hair and nail salon because I like to do hair and nails.
Wow! Thats really interesting that a 9 year old would have a buisness already. She's probably a very smart person. Who could think that a 9 year old would have a buisness when some adults don't.
This really made me think about that kids can make a difference, If they really try hard enough. After reflecting on your post i decided to try to combine math and service to make a good business and a huge chance to make some money. Sometimes kids can't stand to work in such young age they need to get out and have fun , but they have a chance at becoming someone who can make a difference in the world.
Wow!!! A 9 year old buisinesswoman, i've never heard of something like that. She must be really smart. I would never be able to start a buisiness, even if I was 30 years old. That sounds like a very interesting article, I wish I could read it.
P.S I agree with you, that dog probably is going to be huge.
This made me think about my dog snuggles he is only 1 years old . I love my dog. If he knew you i bet he would like you a lot. i loved your story i hope you make anther one because you must be so smart. I would like to be you. I just love dogs so much. Please tell me how you became a young bisniss worker i bet i would read it.
This article inspired me to follow my dreams. It inspired me because if a 9-year-old can become a businesswomen then I can become anything I want to be. I want to ask why did the 9-year-old want to do this?
I think its great for her to do that by herself. (and a little help from mom) But she must be really responsible. What an inspiration for kids. I just my try something myself.
Is it me or did anyone else thought there was something odd about that 9 year old girl.
I think that is really amazing, how a little girl has started her own buissness like that. I am sure that she had a lot of support from her mom, but it is amazing that such a person, could start a buissness. It's just crazy. Good for her, for staepping up to the plate, and following her dreams! I can tell that girl has a very good future in front of her!
I'm guessing that she is pretty smart but I also think she might be greedy,because if ure that age and You want money so bad that ule start a bunnies at that age then I think ure greedy.Shes pretty cute for bing a little girl.
I have thought about making my own business in jewelry. Being so young and already making a fortune could help kids in the long run.
I am 11 years old and I have started my own bracelet making company. I have already made close to 400 dollars selling them. It is really great if you cam get hooked up with craft shows to expand you buisness.
That dog will be fat!
that is a young age. i want to run my own business but with sports and higher grade levels i just can't add another thing.
I think a 9-year old buisness women/girl is a great thing to do. It's something that i would consider doing hopefully one time in my my life!
I think it was a good idea, but a little strange for a 9-year old to be doing it!
Carl, I think that a nine year old girl who made dog treats by hand is pretty astonishing, I never would have thought of that in my entire life.
I think its cool she made her own job.
I believe that no matter what age you are, you can still be succsesful. That was amazing that she started a buisness at nine years old.
I found myself wondering how a 9 -year old could be a business woman. She must be a very smart girl. I'm wondering how would she have time to do her homework and have a business?
I wish that I had started something like that I could imagine it. It would probably be fun doing it with a friend.
I wonder how hard it can be to have a buissness at that age! I won' t be able to do that because school work and more can make it harder for me!What do you think will you be able to put up with a buissness?
This is absolutely amazing. I think it's a great idea, and the whole thing inspired me more to do what I'm doing right now with my life. My sister says it isn't that good, but I love doing it, like this girl loves to do this. She's definitley a creative and interesting person. Whoooo! I so support and encourage her to keep doing it.
I think it is great that a child of such a young age is proving what a great help we can be to those in need. Good work!
OMG!!! That is so cool!!! I want to make money doing something I want too. PLus you know how parents always complain about their boss??? I would be my own boss!!! Plus it would be nice because then with the money I could help charity and halp my parents pay the bills. Thye would love that!!!
once i tried to start a company like this but it never really took off like it sounds like this 9 year olds did. i tried selling the treats to my neighbors they bought a few but then they got mad at me because their dog got sick. Well i hope this girls company goes better that mine!
That idea of starting a business is really cool and unique. It is amazing that a 9 year old girl has made a successful business. If you are so successful in this business, how is it easy for you to actually make all these dog treats for 1000's of people that want to give their dogs these treats?
This made me think why would she want to run a business? It takes a lot of work. Does she have lots of money? Is it hard for her and her family to run it?
I didn't understand why you started the first paraghph like that. i thought you should talmj about the 9 year olded girl. But the last paraghph was great. Thank you.
i think that this is really cool. i like the fact that although the little girl had been turned diwn before because she was so young she didnt let it stop her she got help from her mom. i think that it is good that there are young people that want to do things for themselves and that will do anything that they have to do to accomplish this.
If I had 10$ I would give to to people in need of money/ homeless people. Or I would give the money to some king of cancer organization.
Cool! A nine year old basically famous for something she came up with. I wish I would've thought of something like that. I bet she makes a lot of money selling dog treats.
I think that is pretty cool because she is only nine years old and she's doing that kind of stuff.Also I wish I could start my own buisness.
Sure it is good to be involved in biusness, and have some responsilility, but owning one? It's to much for a child to do. She should enjoy more than working. You have all your life to work.
I think that it is fair that all the girls can play foot ball just as well as the boys.
I think its a great thing that she started her own business. She could use the money to help other people. I know i would.
Wow, I think thats great that a nine year old girl is getting out there in the big world, and just giving it all she's got by just simply doing something that she enjoys doing like making dog treats. For someone so young, doing something so big already, I think that she has a huge chance of being extremly successful. I wish her luck!
Well... thats interesting... She's very young to be running a business... but that just shows that she will be a successful person in the future.. let alone right now.
I cant believe that shes a busnesswoman and shes only 9 years old!
Thats amazing. She will be very sucsessful in the future! Her dog must be very lucky to have a loving owner like her.
I don't understand how a business GIRL can be 9 years old. Isn't she too young. She hasn't been in school long enough to be in a business.
I think she is too young it is crazy for a little girl working at that kind of age. I think she should go back to school and get an education and then after college she could go back to running a dog bussiness . If she wants to go back to it.
I really think it's amazing a 9 year old made a company and is selling right now, but that just tells every one can do something if a 9 year old can make a bussiness.
I predict that girl will grow up to be a sucessful business woman. She seems really smart! She can run her own pet food company.
I don't belive that there could be a 9 year old being a business worker . I think thats silly.I wonder why she could do that.
I wonder why a 9 year old would want to start a company for making dog treats at a very young age because it i s very hard.
I think this is a bad idea because if she puts the wrong thing in her parents could get sued.
I think it would great if I could to own your own company. If I could I would take change to make money. Like is hard in my family right now. It would be nice to treat my mom to a movie of some sort of dinner once or twice a month.
I think that the little girl will get pretty far with her buisness because well for one it was on student news and another is because its probabally better for you dog than the regular dog treats and its not every day you see a dog treats made byt a little girl so i think its cool.
I'm glad that that girl is making a difference, even if it's just with dog treats. She's basically saying that you can do any goal you set out to do, and make dogs happy.
i think its cool that shes started her own business. if i tried, my brother would be all like "she cant do it!" to me but i would do it anyway!
I think it's amazing that a little girl would take part of that. I also think that maybe this could start a revolution!!!!!
I think that it is great that someone so young can be so successful. It will give her knowledge that she can use later in her life. This will show her employers that she knows how to run a business, and might get her a job or two.
she could earn a lot of money and maybe when she grows up she might have a lot of money or maybe be rich.
i am a little older than her but one day ia also going to open my very own job so i can get money.
I think it so AWSOME that a nine-year old GIRL! yeah girl! not boy!! has her own buisness, and its so smart that her dog taste her new recipe! What a great way to see if your treats are good, from a real dog!! I know she will be succsessful!!!!!!!!
well...this girl sure is smart! : 0 )! and wen i saw the video 2 this i was suprised. the ccccoooooooooollllllllllll thing is dat the treats r not only 4 dogs but 4 ppl! i am so gonna buy it 4 me! i don't like 2 be selfish so i'll share with my dog snopp dog AKA snoppy! i can't wait!
I don't think that's such a bad idea at least her parents will know that she's going to get a good job when she's older. I like the idea of the doggie treats. The prices are rising on those too!!! She should give some to the shelter for free. Look at all those dogs. I wonder what she's going to be when she's older. Maybe if her mom helps her she can make blankets for the dogs at the shelter to sleep on instead of those hard basement floors. Right now she can probably make some cat treats too along with the dog treats..
9 year old business woman!!
I think that is amazing, and almost a little crazy, I wish i could be a business woman, even if i just drove the lawn mower on my farm!!
That pumpkin was great. And I think I mite change my mind about what costume I'm going to ware for Halloween. That bush one is pretty funny, but I would only ware it to make fun of him, the idiot. GO OBAMA!!!!!!!
OMG, I am 10 years old and I did not come up with that? I want to start my own fashion company!


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