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The ghosts of Steinberg's
December 24, 2008 | By Christopher DeWolf
There's something particularly iconic about supermarkets, especially in North America, where they first emerged in the 1940s and have a good half-century of history behind them. While supermarkets today are an entrenched part of the urban landscape, there was something particularly fresh and innovative about them in the 1950s, which you can see in those that have survived from that era without too many alterations.
But even those that have been altered significantly have left a big imprint on the shape of our streets and neighbourhoods. I never realized just how big of an impact Steinberg's had on the Montreal landscape until Kate McDonnell pointed me towards a Flickr photostream containing a few dozen then-and-now images of Steinberg's supermarkets around town.
Steinberg's was one of those businesses that was more than just a business: in postwar Quebec, it was a cultural phenomenon, a Jewish-owned grocery chain that became an entrenched part of working- and middle-class francophone culture. "Je fais mon Steinberg" became a phrase housewives used to mean they were going out to buy food for dinner. At its height, it was one of the largest and most important food businesses in Canada, with stores throughout Quebec and Ontario and at least one location in each neighbourhood of Montreal.
Steinberg's went under in 1992, the victim of a family dispute, and its assets were divided between Metro and Provigo, its two Quebec competitors. But its legacy lives on in popular culture. Fifteen years after it disappeared, pretty much everyone in Montreal still knows about Steinberg's; its logo has even become a trendy accessory, thanks to buttons and t-shirts made by Montréalité.
But what really interests me is how the ghost of Steinberg's continues to linger in Montreal's commercial areas. In the photo above, for instance, you can see the Steinberg's on Somerled Avenue in western NDG as it appeared in 1951, when it was first built, and today. It has lost a lot of its mid-century verve since the—the campanile has been inexplicably chopped down and the present-day Metro logo appears clunky and misplaced—but you can still see that is bulky presence has been maintained on an otherwise marginal commercial street.
I've always considered Montreal to be particularly well-served by grocery stores. I wonder how much of that had to do with Steinberg's and the groundwork it laid when it built such a large network of stores throughout the city. Could it be that, more than leaving a cultural and architectural legacy, Steinberg's continues to play a role in Montreal's economy?
Crossposted from Urbanphoto
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Maria Gatti
Greengrocers at the Jean-Talon Market, chatting (in Italian) about the decline and closing of Sami Fruit, talked about their youth when that space on the northern edge of the market (south side of Jean-Talon just west of Henri-Julien) had been a Steinberg's, an "anchor" for the market. After the Steinberg's closed, it became a rather seedy, large tavern/brasserie/bar before its Sami Fruit reincarnation.
But indeed, other than the market and all the Maghrebi and East/Southeast Asian shops nearby, there are three supermarkets within easy walking distance: Métro Bourdon (Jean-Talon and av de Chateaubriand), IGA (St-Zotique and St-André) and of course now the big Loblaws, just across the viaduct at Jean-Talon and du Parc/Hutchison.
I know many people in Toronto and Ottawa who have to take a bus to get to a supermarket, if they don't have a car and it isn't cyclable weather. Some in Québec City as well. Fortunately, that seems less common here.
Pity about the campanile.
The folks at Azores hardware on St-Laurent x Vallières (at the little Parc Portugais) will tell you that the original Steinberg's store was in that building, and they still have the original safe to prove it. (I suspect that Steinberg's were originally situated further south, nearer to where Warshaws used to be, but I could be wrong).
I think the prevalence of grocery stores has to do with the population density – one of the highest in NA cities per square mile. So it fits that there are more grocery stores, as they'd be just as profitable as if spread farther apart in other cities.
Funny that you posted that image of the Somerled Steinberg's – it was the one my mother shopped at when we were small. We also used Steinberg's when we moved to Ottawa – there was also a Loblaws in the same mall, but Steinberg's had ingredients, and Loblaws had "fast food".
As mentioned in another post, we shopped at the Somerled and Walkley Steinberg's for almost 20 years.
What most now do not know is that Steinberg's built a TUNNEL beneath Somerled to send groceries in cardboard boxes on a conveyor to the then-large parking lot on the East side of Walkley behind the bank.
At that time, c. 1955?, the South parking lot took up most of the 1/2 block from just South of the bank to just North of the apartment building at Terrebonne and Walkley.
In 1959 they built the apartment in the South end of the old parking lot.
Adjacent to the Drug Store on Somerled there was a long-low roofed structure with garage-type rolling-up doors where the conveyor rose from beneath Somerled carrying the boxes of groceries and attendants loaded these into customer's autos as they queued up facing Somerled.
After other Steinberg's opened at Walkley and Cote St Luc and at Cote St Luc Shopping Centre when it opened in 1956, fewer people shopped at Walkley and Somerled putting the tunnel beneath Somerled and the conveyor out of business c. 1962?
The shelter in the parking lot lasted well into the sixties and a taxi stand was there for a long time.
The Steinberg's tunnel under Somerled was a big deal at the time, and there could be more info in the newspapers of the time.
Bob Krawczyk
What a great post! Steinberg's was such a big part of my life growing up in Ottawa. My mom worked there (at Westgate) for a while, and that's where we bought almost all our groceries. I still recall shopping with her before I was old enough to go to school.
Pinky Stamps were also a big deal in the fifties and they were awarded with purchases simlar to Canadian Tire money is today.
A Pinky Stamp was Pink, obviously,had dry glue on the back and was a little smaller than a regular postal stamp, and was intended to be dampened and stuck into a Pinky Stamp Book.
There was a little Pinky 'man' on the face of each Pinky Stamp holding a banner with the word 'Pinky' thereupon.
With big purchases the Pinky Stamps came in sheets which had to be sized down to fit in the book.
Messy! and sticky! but, fun for kids on a rainy day.
When full the Pinky Stamp Books were returned to select Steinberg's stores for redemption for gifts.
Not all Steinberg's were Pinky Stamp redemption centres, and, as I recall, the Steinberg's at Sherbrooke and Cavendish was one of the stores in NDG where redemption could be made.
Hello, thanks for the announcement, this will bring a lot of people to see the Steinberg heritage around town (or whatever left of it…).
In your text, you forgot that IGA took over some stores as well, only Provigo and Metro. A few blocks away from the shown store, IGA has former Steinberg's sites in Cote-St-Luc Shopping Center and Cavendish Mall…
Reason I did this is in memory of the Millen/Henri Bourassa store which was demolished last year and as well some others in Montreal and around Quebec and Ontario. This "then and now" reminds us that we did have a "supermarket" boom as well as the Americans. If you have a chance to see in Flickr, many web sites have vintage supermarkets storefronts.
And most of my relatives worked for Steinberg's (my late dad, my mother, brother and uncle) so it's a tribute of what was a pionneer in food store history.
Thanks again and keep up the excellent work !
There was a supermarket-type store in NDG at Bessborough and Somerled on the South East corner which may have been a 'Thrift' store?
Upstairs was a pool hall.
And another supermarket on Decarie, before the Expressway, on the West Side, facing Saranac/Dalou, the name of which escapes me almost 60 years later. Dominion?
@Cdnlococo
Somerled/Bessborough store was a THRIFT then DOMINION up to the end of the 70s.
Decarie store was a Dominion as well, opened in 1949 and closed somewhere in the mid-70s…
Coincidence: both stores after Dominion left were carpet stores…
We lived on Saranac in the Forties and shopped at that Decarie Dominion before moving to NDG in the Fifties and then shopped at the Walkley and Somerled Steinberg's and the Steinberg's at Cote St Luc Shopping centre after it opened in '56.
Thank You for confirming the 'Thrift' store on Somerled at Bessborough as I had forgotten all about it until reminded of it by this thread.
A drive in the then-new auto out 2-17 to shop at Dorval Shopping Centre c. 1956 was considered a great outing by all. There was a Steinberg's there too, as I remember.
Shopping Centres were considered the marvel of the modern age even tho' you then had to go outside to get from store to store.
Mall Rats, tacky music and Lattes came much later.
Ingrid Birker
There is still a brass S for Steinberg embedded in the exterior floor masonry at the entrance corner Walkley and Somerled.
Here is a 1954 photo taken on St Jacques looking West to Girouard of a Steinberg's truck with the then-current red/gold colour scheme.
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=292062&nseq=4
Rue Prud Homme to right beyond Cadillac was eliminated by the Decarie Expressway.
Hi, I want to make an article in our old truck magazine (Véhicules Utilitaires Anciens) on the fleet of Steinberg Truck over the years. We looks for old photos of the big truck with the name Steinberg, Miracle Mart ou Cardinal on them. Thanks.
A not-so-happy incident.
http://www.kornell.ca/pictures/steinbergs.JPG
In an article above there is a Link to a photo of a red Steinberg's truck taken at St Jacques and Prud Homme in 1954.
Prud Homme and Minto were both 'disappeared' when they constructed the Decarie Expressway in the Sixties.
Here is a present-day view from Google looking West towards Addington and Girouard, the angled building visible between the tower on the Tower Car and the Steinberg's truck in the 1954 photo is still evident at Addington and St Jacques.
http://maps.google.ca/maps?hl=en&source=embed&q=city+hall&ie=UTF8&radius=0.11&sll=45.461239,-73.648699&sspn=0.00142,0.004495&rq=1&ev=zi&t=h&layer=c&cbll=45.469706,-73.603015&panoid=G2GnDMsmKGh5UTyevzA8Jw&cbp=13,261.37,,0,1.86&hq=city+hall&hnear=&ll=45.469627,-73.603147&spn=0,359.997264&z=19
When I was young we lived on Saranac off Decarie, my father and I would walk down Decarie to St Jacques to overlook the CNR's Turcot Roundhouse just below the escarpment West of St Remi.
The CPR Glen/Westmount yard was then just to the North of St Jacques, East of Decarie.
When we later moved to NDG, we took the 3A streetcar from Walkley and Somerled, and the Tower Car was often in the South tail of the Wye on Walkley whilst it's crew was in Cumberland Drug across from Steinberg's.
A wonderful machine to peruse before our streetcar arrived for downtown.
No_limits61
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Vivien Lapa
I have a nice collection of those "Pinky stamps" dishes, star burst pattern, made in France, "Les Etoiles". If anyone is interested in buying the collection ( 55 pieces) please contact me.
In 1950 we came from Ireland and lived on Sherbrooke and Addington above a bakery and just across the street from Steinberg's before it went to Sherbrooke and Wilson.
What was the name of the bakery on the corner of Sherbrooke and Addington?
Bryan McLaughlin
The Somerled and Walkley store had a tunnel under Walkley to the parking lot, the idea probably came from their Ottawa store because it worked so well.
When Steinberg's opened their first store in Ottawa after the war WWII (the big one) it was in the basement of A.J. Freiman's department store on Rideau Street and there was a pedestrian tunnel dug under George Street to their Parking Garage with a conveyor and that Steinberg's used to move the boxes of groceries to where their customers could load them into their cars or Taxis.
The tunnel is still there and is used by The Bay customers but the conveyor was shut down many years ago.
A.J. Freiman's was sold to The Bay. Charles Ogilvy, Caplan's, Larocques Department Stores all within a couple of blocks were closed when the Rideau Centre was opened. They have all gone the way of Steinberg's and we older folk still miss them. My wife was from NDG and we always shopped at Steinberg's in Ottawa-Gatineau.
But that's the way the cookie crumbles.
Judith Harris
Looking for the name of the Bakery at the corner of Addington and Sherbrooke Street. The doors were kitty corner to Addington, in summer screen doors, painted bottle green.
They made the most wonderful Chelsea Buns and Charlotte Rouse and my Dad always treated us to them. This building was 3 stories, the store, a flat and an upper flat where my girlfriend lived about 21 stairs straight up..with a big balcony overlooking Addington Avenue where I lived.
Georges Dodds
I grew up in Westmount (Lansdowne between Sherbrooke and Western, now DeMaisonneuve) from ~1965 to 1971. The nearest Steinbergs' was on the south-east corner of Sherbrooke and Victoria. On the corner was a City and District's Savings Bank and the Steinbergs was wrapped around that in an L-shape, having entrances on both Sherbrooke and Victoria. It is now a Metro. The entrance on Victoria was between the bank and the Miss Westmount restaurant. On the south side of Sherbrooke, heading east from Steinbergs' there were a couple of businesses, then Fry's Stationery, run by two older ladies, then Clement's small 'fine' grocery store (where my mother frequently shopped), and on the corner of Grosvenor and Sherbrooke a Greek (?) restaurant, which if my memory doesn't fail me was called Arrages (?). Across Sherbrooke street from the Steinbergs was a Pascal's hardware, however the smooth block of pink-tinted concrete at the entrance to the Pascal's had a bronze inset of "Steinberg's" so the store must have originally been there.
My late god-mother, born c. 1910, worked for ~30 years as a cashier, mainly in the Steinbergs' that was located under Morgans department store (now The Bay).
Arnold Towle
I remember the old Steinbergs on Decare Blvd and an old girlfriend who worked as a cashier in the 1950's. Her name was Joyce Chandler and I took her to my high school senior prom in 1956.
Think I have uncovered the mystery of the Bakery at Addington & Sherbrooke Street with the help of Lovell's Directory back to 1948-51.
I believe it was Miles Bakery according to the address on Sherbrooke St. The property was listed under a Wm Miles. Hope someone can confirm this.
As a 22 year employee of Miracle Food Mart, for Mr.Sam Steinberg, I am the grateful recipient of the compassion expressed by the soul of this corporation, the family(employees), and the man known as Sam Steinberg,
Eldrich
We are trying to find some of the dishes that Steinberg's offered. I had a collection of dishes that we used for best that came through the pinky book when we shopped at the Longueuil store. They were a white porcelain with a gold baseline around the edge and a gold rose in the middle. I ended up with the whole set, including the tea and coffee pots. For various reasons, they ended up becoming lost and I would like to get them so my sons could have a set. Anyone know the name of the set and where they might be hiding? Thanks.
donna menzies
We lived in Montreal for years 1947-70s My dad bought a picture there The scene was of a windmill on land and the water by it had a boat in it. It was at night and it was dark out. The name of the painter was Ev.Ottenfeld in 1929 Framed and everything. the code on the back was XC06. I would like more information on it if there is any. Thankyou so much for your time. My dads name was Lee Garby. Hope to hear from you.


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Tag Archives: Fives
Thomas Edwardes
Thomas Edwardes was athletic whilst at Westminster. During his three years in Homeboarders' House, he took part in the school's racquets competition and played for the Football 2nd XI. In his final year he came second in the 300 yards race at Athletic Sports and represented his house in the tug of war, weighing 10st 9lb. With a partner, Ashley, he won the inter house fives competition. Thomas also represented the school in shooting competitions, practicing for which was made difficult due to the impossibility of procuring .303 ammunition. Perhaps as a consequence, the Westminster team did badly in its matches that year, but Thomas' individual scores were respectable.
He left the school in July 1915 and had taken a commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the 5th Battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment by 4th August. He went out to the western front in January 1917 and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in July of that year. He was killed in action on 12th April 1918.
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Eric James Tyson
Eric James Tyson was born in Balham on the 17th of March 1892. He was the only son of Joseph and Annie Tyson. Joseph Tyson was a Classics teacher at the school between 1885 and 1929, and worked as Bursar to the school. Annie was the daughter of John Branson, of Rockingham, Northamptonshire.
He was admitted to the school in May 1904, and joined Ashburnham. During his time at Westminster, he represented Ashburnham in Fives and Cricket as shown in the 1908 July edition of The Elizabethan where he was in a cricket match against Rigaud's and in the House Notes section was stated that he 'did well'. He was also mentioned in the 1909 October edition for competing in house Fives. He was forced to take a break from Football because he was suffering from "water on the knee".
When he left the school in July 1910, he went on to be a motor engineer. This stood him in good stead because, in August 1914, he enlisted in the Army Service Corps (Mechanical Transport). After a year, he became 2nd Lieutenant with the Royal Flying Coprs. He was gazetted in January 1916 for gallantry on photographic reconnaissance and artillery duties, and was promoted to Flight Commander and Captain by 23rd June 1916.
He was awarded the Military Cross on the 20th October 1916. In November 1916, he rose to the rank of Major, and was put in command of No. 5 Squadron in France. In September the following year, he decorated further with a Distinguished Service Order (pictured).
He was out on an artillery observation mission near Arras, France, when he encountered nine German aircraft. Eric was fatally wounded in the confrontation, with the victory attributed to Sielemann of Jagdstaffel 57.
Tyson died of his wounds the next day, on the 11th March 1918, leaving behind his wife Cora Florence Gladys (née Davies), daughter of Philip C. Davies, of Trinity Road, Ealham. He is buried in the Maroeuil British Cemetery in France.
Compiled with the assistance of a pupil in the Vth Form.
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Harold Embleton Macfarlane
Harold Macfarlane was the elder son of Harold and Elizabeth Macfarlane. He was born in Harrow on 11th September 1898 and spent his early years at Mr Douglas Gould's Preparatory School, The Briary, Westgate-on-Sea.
Both his father and his mother's brother had been educated at Westminster, and Harold arrived at the school in September 1911. Like his father, the young Harold was a Home Boarder.
Whilst at the school, Harold represented his house at Cricket, Football, Fives and the OTC. Upon leaving the school in July 1916, he joined the army. He received his commission as a temporary 2nd Lieutenant with the Royal Flying Corps on 27th February 1917. He was given his "wings" in May, and went out to the front in June.
Harold was only 18 when he was killed in France while testing a new machine on 14th July 1917.
His father, who died two years later, donated a photograph of Harold to the Imperial War Museum. He also gave them a hand-written biography, in which he describes:
"An all-round sportsman possessing a cheerful and optimistic disposition, he was beloved by all with whom he came in contact. His eighteen years of life were redolent with happy memories."
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Eric Clive Graham
Eric Clive Graham was a pupil in Ashburnham House from 1909 until 1913. He was the youngest son of American, Lionel Henry Graham and his English wife, Hilda.
At school he was a keen sportsman, taking part in football, athletics and fives. He was the 4th member of the winning 1909 Ashburnham Junior Football team to die in the war — after R. Chalmers and J.W.H. McCulloch and G.J.M. Moxon. The ledger describes his performance that year in mixed terms stating that 'he kept goal against Rigauds when Carless was out of school. Although he did one or two good things, he was not safe and had no understanding with the backs'. He was clearly more successful as a forward, being described as the House's chief goal scorer in his final year at the school.
After leaving the school he went to Ingleden Park, Kent to learn agriculture with a view to farming in Canada. However, on the outbreak of war he changed his plans and enlisted in the Public Schools Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers. He left England in February 1916 to join the 1st Battalion at Busreh, on the Tigris in Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq). He was invalided to Bombay in June, but returned to his regiment in Busreh on 12th October 1916. He was killed in action at Kut-el- Amara, Mesopotamia on 9th January 1917 in one of a series of battles which led to the recapture of Kut and, ultimately, the fall of Baghdad.
Recapture of Kut-al-Amarah, 24 February 1917. British infantry resting in town. IWM
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Noel Marshall Vernham
Noel Marshall Vernham was a member of Rigaud's house from 1910 until he left to join the army after the outbreak of war in 1914. Whilst at the school he was an accomplished gymnast, helping Rigaud's to secure second place in the Senior House competition and representing Westminster at Aldershot. He was also represented the House at fives and football.
Vernham's athletic antics appear to have got him into some scrapes — in July 1913 he broke his nose, but made a speedy recovery and in November 1913 he injured an eye. He took part in the Officer Training Corps and advanced through the ranks whilst at school, helping to prepare himself for his military career. Initially he enlisted in the Middlesex Regiment, but was transferred to the East Surrey Regiment in March 1915. He first went out to the western front on 19th March 1916.
After his death his father received a letter from another member of his son's regiment which was printed in The Elizabethan:
SIR,—With reference to the death of 2nd Lieut. Vernham, I wish to describe what I saw of it. At 4 a.m. on the morning of July 28 the regiment proceeded into action at Longueval. Mr. Vernham was then commanding No. 14 Platoon, No. 4 Company. This platoon was immediately in front of me in a communication trench, which was being very badly knocked about, owing to the very severe shelling which was prevailing at the time. Mr. Vernham, however, highly indifferent and utterly regardless of all danger, stood and walked about on top of the trench, organising and generally looking after his men. He stood on top that he might more easily do this, fully aware that every second his life was in danger, as there was no pause whatever between one shell and another. However, he was not the least disturbed, but added greatly to the safety of his platoon by moving them every moment to places of safety (such places as existed); of these, there were very, very few. About 5.30 a.m. to 6 o'clock he was killed by a very powerful shrapnel shell which burst above his head, a piece striking him on top of the head. Death was instantaneous. Owing to his bravery and zeal and continued thought of the welfare of his men, his platoon looked to him as their chief protector and thought the very world of him. It was chiefly owing to his zealousness and great care for his men that he met his death in this way. I can assure you, his loss was felt very acutely by his company, more especially by the platoon he commanded, and they offer their deepest sympathy to you in the loss of such a gallant son. His body was buried at Longueval.
Yours obediently,
E. HAYES, C.S.M.
Black Watch back at rest after delivering a counter-attack at Longueval on the morning of 19th July 1916.
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What Is The Future Of The JSA In DC's New Golden Age? (Spoilers)
This week's DC New Golden Age one-shot by Geoff Johns, Steve Lieber, Jerry Ordway, and Diego Olortegui is bringing us new Golden Age Heroes for the DC Universe. Characters who did not previously exist in the DC Universe because they were removed from it and now are being returned with DC continuity retconning around them. And this weekend, Bleeding Cool ran Who's Who profiles of The Thirteen. So we have Golden Age Mister Miracle, Betsy Ross, Molly Pitcher, Golden Age Legionnaire, Ladybug, Quiz Kid, Salem The Witch Girl, Golden Age Aquaman, Cherry Bomb, The Harlequin's Son, John Henry Jr, Judy Garrick and The Golden Age Red Lantern.
But what of the JSA itself? The New Golden Age #1 preview shows those early meetings of DC's first superhero team from November 22nd, 1940.
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But there is hope to come… from Lanterns, Beetles and Doctors. And a time of the Legion Of Super-Heroes… that seem to suddenly be unnecessary?
The New Golden Age #1 is published tomorrow, with Stargirl & The Lost Children #1 next week, and Justice Society Of America #1 at the end of the month. And it's all connected…
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From the Justice Society of America to the Legion of Super-Heroes, The New Golden Age will unlock DC's epic and secret-ridden history of heroism, launching a new group of titles set firmly in the DC Universe. From the 1940s to the 3040s, heroes take on the great evils of their time. But in the aftermath of Flashpoint Beyond, those heroes and villains will have their lives turned upside down. DC's future…and its past…will never be the same again. But how are Mime and Marionette connected to this? Why are Rip Hunter and the Time Masters the most unlikable heroes in the DC Universe? And who or what is…Nostalgia? Don't miss the start of the strangest mystery to have ever plagued the DC Universe.
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JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #1
(W) Geoff Johns (A/CA) Mikel Janin
The JSA returns in this monthly series by writer Geoff Johns and artist Mikel Janin with Justice Society of America: The New Golden Age Part One! The world's first and greatest superheroes return! Or do they? A long-lost hero from the JSA crashes into our era with a grave warning… but it's too late. A mysterious and malevolent enemy has invaded the entire history of the JSA, and an all-new team must come together to defeat it. But what deadly secret does this messenger from beyond keep? Where are they from? And why is all of this happening now? Only the Time Masters know…
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Breaking barriers in green buildings
The absence of a financial priority mechanism, the cumbersome registration process, and the fear of increasing investment capital are the main barriers hindering greener construction projects in Vietnam.
A full-blown development of green buidings requires ample application of science and technology, Photo: Shuttertock
Compared to the current growth rate of the construction market, the number of recognised green constructions in Vietnam is at a modest figure compared to other countries in Southeast Asia.
According to the Ministry of Construction (MoC), Vietnam's housing demand by 2030 will increase by 70 million sq.m each year, equivalent to 17,500 buildings of 30 storeys. However, by the end of Q3 of 2021, Vietnam has only recorded just over 200 green building projects.
The most significant barrier affecting the development of green buildings in Vietnam is a significantly higher cost than normal construction. This reduces developers' profit when they set up green buildings; however, it creates long-term and sustainable development in their lifespan.
According to Architect Le Thi Bich Thuan, deputy director of the Institute for Urban Studies and Infrastructure Development at the Vietnam Federation of Civil Engineering Associations, the cost of setting up green buildings in Vietnam has increased by at least 10-15 per cent.
However, a green building, according to Thuan, brings many sustainable benefits such as saving 30-35 per cent in carbon emissions, 30-50 per cent of water used, and about 30 per cent of construction maintenance costs.
"Especially, in the context of air pollution and smog in big cities becoming more serious, people increasingly want to live in green spaces and close to nature," Thuan said.
She added the extra cost when setting up green buildings could be considered a long-term investment that can help the investor recover capital by saving resources, operation, and maintenance costs.
According to the Vietnam National Real Estate Association, green buildings currently account for only 15 per cent but are expected to increase to 25 per cent by 2022.
Besides the increased cost, the legal policy is also a significant barrier that deters many businesses from setting up green buildings.
According to Nguyen Cong Thinh, deputy director of the MoC's Department of Science, Technology, and Environment, although green buildings bring about many benefits, only a few ventures have been granted the relevant building certification.
The development of such buildings has not become a widespread movement, instead mainly focused on some schemes from private and foreign investment owners, and less on private homes and government buildings.
To promote green building development in Vietnam, according to Thinh, it is necessary to complete the legal framework and raise awareness of relevant stakeholders, as the current legal system in Vietnam is almost devoid of incentives for developers.
"The Ministry of Construction is conducting research and we have also included this in the draft law to submit to the National Assembly to legalise the development of green buildings in the coming time," said Thinh.
Meanwhile, Nguyen Bich Ngoc, CEO and founder of Sen Vang Group, said that the legal framework also needs to create more incentives in finance, especially the issuance of green bonds.
"Issuing green bonds is an issue that large corporations and investors need to focus on, because it is not only a story of attracting investment capital but also promoting their brand names. The foreign funds they require are high, so they are only suitable for large corporations. Besides that, consultants are required from funds for the measures to attract capital into green buildings," Ngoc said.
"When doing this type of work, it is necessary to have a more multi-dimensional perspective and green finance needs to be developed as a key to promote green building development", said Ngoc.
According to architect Tran Thanh Vu, chairman of the International Building Performance Simulation Association, although there is a tool to evaluate green buildings, few are assessed in this way.
The cause of the problem lies in the barriers of technology, equipment, cost, and perception of people. Green buildings thrive mainly in developed countries, where science and technology are developed.
"The development in Vietnam cannot be without this factor. Unfortunately, the thermal engineering industry in Vietnam is still limited," Vu said. "Vietnam's construction system is calculated with outdated measures which are not suitable for the current situation. This is a basic issue and needs to be addressed as soon as possible."
Another problem, according to Vu, is the capacity of local engineers and designers.
"No matter what assessment tool is available, the most important for implementing green architecture is a team of fully trained, professional, and fairly paid engineers and architects," Vu said.
The reality of today's situation, he added, is that architects in Vietnam have to play too many roles – from design and management to drawing, with the lowest design fees in the world, at about 2 per cent of the value of the construction compared to 8-10 per cent in other countries.
"This low payment is discouraging qualified engineers and this is the biggest difference in setting up green buildings in Vietnam and even elsewhere," Vu added.
The role of state management agencies is critical, Vu concludes. The MoC is assigning the relevant units to research and propose mechanisms and policies to promote the development of green buildings to submit to the competent authorities for consideration and promulgation. "This policy will orient and regulate green building development requirements in new and renovated constructions, especially large-scale ones," he said.
Le Anh Thi - Director of Capital Markets, Finance, and Sustainability EZLand Vietnam JSC
To advocate sustainable developments, more green financing initiatives and policies should be addressed, such as lower taxes and lower interest. There should be three key strategies to encourage developers to go greener.
First, developers need to see the importance of performance in sustainable practice to demonstrate their innovative vision and leadership in sustainability. Second, green buildings possibly require higher capital costs than conventional buildings, but they give back a higher return on investment and better operational energy efficiency.
Third, Vietnam is among the most vulnerable countries to suffer from climate change, with the construction industry taking up 39 per cent of global carbon emissions. The pandemic is also a wake-up call for all nations about the environmental crisis and sustainable socioeconomic development. It is time to go green as more investors realise these types of buildings are not just a matter of profit forecasts, but a long-term solution for sustainable development and the construction industry in Vietnam.
Trinh Tung Bach - Founder, GBS Vietnam
Vietnam's green buildings are currently not developing as expected because of many barriers. The first is that they increase the costs of the investor. However, few studies are showing just how much the cost rises in green buildings.
Also, there is no support mechanism for enterprises to develop them. In addition, the participation of related issues such as energy-saving and architecture remain weak.
Second, end-users have not fully understood green buildings and their benefits. Developers are advertising that their buildings are green but have not really told buyers about the great benefits of green buildings.
Third, many projects are labelled "green" but do not really meet true standards, confusing buyers even further. Developers are concentrating on whether the green building meets the key factors of the legal framework, finance, and sale capacity of that project.
If a venture has a green certificate, its product is more valuable than normal construction. It also promotes the sales process, increases the investor's reputation, and meets sustainable development targets.
Hoang Anh Dung - Energy expert ResponsAbility Investment AG
Green real estate is a highly potential investment trend in the future. However, the number of green buildings in Vietnam is still very modest.
There is no official link between local authorities and the developers, and the government has not had any incentive policies for investors to set up green buildings. Moreover, very few investors and developers can give specific directions on how green they need their buildings to be attractive to buyers.
There should be more incentive policies from the government and ministries for green real estate projects and specific development mechanisms and processes. Developers need to have detailed development strategies for their projects to apply different green standards to make their projects more efficient.
In Vietnam, attracting capital into green real estate through foreign investment funds is very limited because real estate, in general, is a somewhat risky sector. However, some investors have successfully issued green bonds. These are companies with sound risk management and a good strategy in green development.
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I know I've said it before, but this concern often comes up in the comments or emails I receive from Curd-Nerd readers, so it's definitely on peoples minds.
And yet, not investing in certain pieces of equipment can make some parts of the cheese making process much more difficult, particularly when it comes to aging.


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Yessica Kumala is married to Josh Holloway {Compare Couple}.
Yessica Kumala married on October 01, 2004.
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She is mother of Two (Java Kumala and Hunter Lee).
Yessica Kumala is not having an affair with anyone presently.
Her sexual orientation is straight.
Yessica has been together with Josh for around 22 years.
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Yessica Kumala is living a blissful conjugal life. She is the best companion of actor, Josh Holloway. The couple met for the first time in a Los Angeles nightclub in the year 2002.
Kumala made the first step while she asked Josh for his number. The duo then exchanges their numbers and are attracted to each other in a short period of time.
The pair dated for about five years. Eventually, after completing the shooting of the Lost pilot in Oahu, Hawaii, Holloway proposed to Kumala. Soon after, the lovebirds tied the wedding knot in the year 2004. The couple celebrated their wedding anniversary on the 1st of October every year.
The couple is blessed with two children named Java Jumala (b. April 9, 2009) and Lee Holloway (b. January 27, 2014).
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1 Who is Yessica Kumala?
2 Yessica Kumala: Age, Family, Siblings, Ethnicity, Education
2.1 8 Interesting Facts about Josh Holloway
3 Yessica Kumala: Net Worth, Salary
4 Body Measurement: Height, Weight
Who is Yessica Kumala?
Yessica Kumala is a former nightclub employee. As of now, she is recognized for being the wife of actor Josh Holloway.
Josh is best known for his prominent role on the television show, Lost and on the science fiction drama, Colony.
Yessica Kumala: Age, Family, Siblings, Ethnicity, Education
Yessica was born on the 2nd of September 1977 to Chinese parents. She hails from Jakarta, Indonesia. As of 2021, she is 43 years young and her Zodiac sign is Virgo.
She keeps a quite low-key profile. So, there is not much known about her early life, parents, siblings, and educational details. However, she holds an Indonesian nationality and belongs to Asian descent.
8 Interesting Facts about Josh Holloway
Josh's full name is Josh Lee Holloway.
He was the second-highest-paid celebrity on the series, Lost.
Prior to acting, Josh worked shoveling chicken carcasses.
In 1999, he made his acting debut in the series, Angel in an episode of "City Of".
Similarly, Josh got a career breakthrough in the television series, Lost where he portrayed the role of James "Sawyer" Ford from 2004 until 2010.
The actor's favorite color is dark blue.
He is a fan of Classic rock and Fork-rock music.
Josh owns a Doxie dog.
Yessica Kumala: Net Worth, Salary
Yessica hasn't yet revealed her current profession so, it is unable to narrate her fortune. Talking about her husband's net worth, Josh has an estimated net worth of $25 million as of 2021.
Body Measurement: Height, Weight
Yessica stands at the height of 5 feet 6 inches tall. Her weight is about 55 kg. Likely, her waist, breast, and hip sizes are 26, 33, and 37 inches.
Further, she has a black pair of eyes and as well black hair color.
Yessica is active on Instagram under the username @yesi_kumala where she has nearly 311 followers. However, her Instagram account is private at the moment.
Likely, she is active on Twitter with 160 followers. However, she doesn't available on Facebook.
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Which injectables treat lines and wrinkles on the face?
Winds of Change Cosmetic Surgery offers Botox and Dysport for common lines and wrinkles found on the upper third face, such as the forehead, between-brow (11s), and around-the-eye lines (crow's feet). Both are neuromodulators derived from Clostridium botulinum, which causes mild paralysis in the muscles where it's injected.
Botox and Dysport were the first and second of this type of product designed to force muscle relaxation below your skin, which smooths away lines from muscle contractions. Botox is FDA-approved for between-brow lines, forehead lines, and crow's feet around your eyes. Dysport is FDA-approved for between-brow lines.
You can still move your face after having Botox or Dysport injections, but it takes extra effort to do so. Think of your Botox or Dysport injections as a built-in reminder not to keep frowning heavily, squinting your eyes, and furrowing your brow!
Most patients get the full effects of Botox around five to seven days after the treatment. Dysport tends to take effect a few days before Botox. Botox and Dysport both last for around three to four months on average. Winds of Change Cosmetic Surgery offers special discount days as well as other special offers on these products from time-to-time and participates in both Brilliant Distinctions and Aspire Rewards programs.
Which injectables plump and contour the lips?
Two hyaluronic acid fillers, Restylane Silk®, and Juvéderm Volbella® are made especially for the delicate lip area. Both formulas can smooth out lines and add subtle volume in and around the lips. Both products have FDA indications that last longer (Restylane Silk for six months and Juvéderm Volbella for up to a year), Winds of Change Cosmetic Surgery has patients that repeat this treatment every six months.
For more significant volume or dramatic lip reshaping, options include other hyaluronic acid fillers, Restylane®, Juvéderm Ultra® XC and Juvéderm Ultra Plus® XC. Each is indicated to last about a year. All lip injectables give you instant volume.
Which injectables treat wrinkles?
Winds of Change Cosmetic Surgery offers a range of injectables for instantaneous facial wrinkle smoothing.
Bellafill is FDA-approved to smooth smile lines (nasolabial folds) for up to five years. Creates an area where your own collagen can develop. May also be used in other areas.
Juvéderm Ultra XC & Ultra Plus XC
These injections are FDA approved and last up to a year. Usually used in the nasolabial folds, corners of lips and marionette lines (from corners of lips down). Patients normally have this treatment repeated every six to eight months. Ultra XC may also be used in the lips, which is a great solution if you're treating multiple areas.
Juvéderm Vollure XC
FDA approved. Lasts up to 18 months. Also indicated for the nasolabial folds.
FDA approved. Lasts up to two years. Normally used in the cheeks; it plumps the cheeks and gives a subtle lift.
Was the first FDA-approved hyaluronic acid filler for cosmetic use. Used in nasolabial folds. Can last up to 18 months. Most patients are re-treated in six to 8 months. (The 18-month duration does not indicate the entire product used will remain for that amount of time.)
FDA approved. Indicated for use in the cheeks - provides fullness and a subtle lift. Lasts up to a year.
FDA approved. Softens nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Lasts 8 to 12 months.
FDA approved. For correction of moderate to severe deep facial wrinkles and folds, such as nasolabial folds. Lasts 8 to 12 months.
The most common area for facial wrinkles is the nasolabial folds, the grooves that frame your nose and mouth as you age. These injectables can also smooth away drooping lines at the corners of your mouth.
Which injectables restore cheek volume?
Many men and women suffer from midface volume loss as they age, and there are a couple of hyaluronic acid fillers made for that specific area. Juvéderm Voluma® and Restylane Lyft® both restore volume in a natural way. Voluma lasts up to two years, and Lyft lasts over a year. Restylane Lyft is also the only FDA-approved hyaluronic acid filler for use in aging hands.
Winds of Change Cosmetic Surgery also offers Kybella®, an injectable that works like liposuction to dissolve fat under the chin and in the upper neck.
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AIDS and HIV Information and Testing
Testing and counseling can be arranged at the Berkshire Medical Center, 725 North Street, Pittsfield 413.447.2000. Free testing is available at the State Clinic, 510 North Street, Pittsfield, 413.447.2654. National AIDS Hotline 800.342.2437 (English), 800.344.7432 (Spanish). At select times, testing is also provided on Campus. Contact MCLA Health Services at ext. 5421 for additional information.
Berkshire Medical Center Satellite Emergency Facility
Hospital Ave., North Adams, 413.664‑5256. Students utilize the BMC Satellite Emergency Facility for medical emergencies and when the College Health Services Office is not available. Students can receive free care on campus including assessment, various cultures, and medication and should avoid use of the hospital emergency room for non‑emergent care.
Brien Mental Health Center
124 American Legion Drive, North Adams. This center provides many services such as crisis, psychiatric, outpatient and continuing care; child and adolescent care, and substance abuse services.
Counseling Center in the Berkshires
111 North Street, Williamstown, 413.458.3279, and 34 Depot Street, Suite 201, Pittsfield, 413.499.4090. A pastoral counseling center, providing individual, couple, and family psychotherapy, including work with stress and anxiety related issues, grief management, and self‑destructive behavior. Most major insurance and HMO plans accepted.
Howland Associates
85 Main Street, Suite 202, North Adams, 413.664.4600. Provides a broad range of psychological services.
Siracusa Associates Behavioral Health
681 Simonds Road, Williamstown, MA, 413. 458.9600. In addition to psychotherapy, a broad range of related psychological services are available including psychological testing, vocational assessment, divorce and custody mediation, parent coordination, anger management, team building, staff retreats, workplace conflict resolution, consultation to schools and human service agencies, Critical Incidence Stress Management (CISM), and training or workshops on issues related to personal development and problems of daily life.
Tapestry Health Systems
77 Hospital Drive, Suite 210 , North Adams, .413.664.5659. Hours: Every other Wednesday, 10:00 am - 4:45 pm. The agency provides gynecological diagnostic services, birth control supplies, and all types of counseling concerning contraceptives, problem pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and other areas of human sexuality. Fees for gynecological exams, pregnancy and HIV testing and referral services are based on a sliding scale and Medicaid is accepted. Tapestry Health Clinics are also located in Pittsfield, 413.443.2844 and Great Barrington, 413.528.4238.
Liferight
57 Main St., Room 208, North Adams, 413.664.4106. Pro‑life group offering counseling and pregnancy tests. The agency assists with maternity care and baby items, financial assistance, home placements, and alternatives to abortion.
STD Information Hotline
Massachusetts Office of Victim Assistance
Berkshire County District Attorney's Office, 7 North Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201. Provides direct assistance to crime victims including referrals to appropriate programs and service providers and information and advocacy to help victims better understand the justice system. Call the Hotline at 413.442.6000.
Women's Services and Rape Crisis at the Elizabeth Freeman Center
85 Main St., North Adams, 413.663.9709, 24‑hour services are available at 43 Francis Avenue, Pittsfield, 413.499.2425. Provides support group for women in transition, job and career counseling, and short‑term crisis counseling and rape victims counseling and advocacy. Assists with legal problems, especially concerning divorce and separation and serves as a liaison with a lesbian support group in the area. Also sponsors the Hand-in-Hand program for children who witness domestic violence. 413.663.9709 is a 24-hour hotline.


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About Air Austral
Air Austral was founded in 1958 in Reunion. Air Austral's headquarters are currently located in Sainte Marie and the main base in Roland Garros Airport. Air Austral is not a star alliance member. Marie Joseph Malé leads the company as the CEO. Its subsidiaries include Ewa Air.
It has declared $ 353,000,000 in revenue. Air Austral offers service in 14 countries.
Air Austral's fleet consists of Boeing 777 model aircrafts. The average age of the fleet is 7.2 years. The youngest aircrafts are the Boeing 787 at 2 years old. They rank 16 among 54 airlines operating this type of aircraft. The most common aircraft in the fleet is the Boeing 777 with 3 of them at hand. They rank 6 among 67 airlines operating this type of aircraft.


could stem from the MPTF's intention to bring in replacement workers during the strike. "We have completed the polling of our employees and have lined up qualified temporary staffing for a five-day period starting Monday night for those employees who have elected to walk out. Patient and resident safety is and will always be our primary concern and we are confident that our extensive strike preparation will ensure that, said Beither today. "An organization like ours relies heavily on federal and state healthcare reimbursements, and these are shrinking by the moment. We need to size our costs to fit our anticipated revenues and in so doing we are asking all of our staff to join in a shared sacrifice. SEIU-UHW has insisted on its own framework for settlement. We believe its proposal is inconsistent with our ability to serve our patients and residents as well as our ability to provide job stability now and in the future," he added.
The SEIU-UHW represents around 500 nurses, their aides, medical-records workers and other caregivers at the MPTF's Wasserman Camus hospital and other venues. The union and management have been in talks about a new contract since August 2012. Members at the MPTF's care facility and hospital overwhelming voted to authorize strike action on January 30. Picketing and leafleting action followed on February 21 and outside Jeffrey Katzenberg's 11th Annual "Night Before" Oscars Fundraiser for the MPTF on February 23 at the Beverly Hills Hotel. After the last bargaining session between the SEIU, the MPTF and a federal mediator on March 8 ended with no progress the union gave management a formal 10 day labor action notification. The SEIU-UHW says wages, low staffing levels, raised health care premiums and frozen retirement contributions are the main issues on the table. CEO Beitcher told employees on January 31 that staffing levels were not part of the bargaining.


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Kelly Ryan Anderson, daughter of Dean Anderson and Darlene Harris was born May 22, 1989 in Pennsylvania, she departed this life on Sunday, June 23, 2019 in Durham, NC. Kelly fought a good fight for twenty years and the Lord took her home to rest. She never let her illness get or keep her down. She always kept a smile on her face and will be truly missed by all who loved her.
Kelly is preceded in death by her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Gwendolyn Anderson. She leaves behind a devoted father, Dean M. Anderson (Arabella); her mother, Darlene Miller; her sisters, April Knight, Emily Knight and Alycia Anderson; her brothers, Steven (Jessica) and Carter Anderson; her nieces, Asia Anderson and Adriannia Parham; her nephews, Anthony, Carson and Dean Anderson; aunts and uncles, Carl & Cynthia Anderson, Anthony & Barbara Anderson, Frank Anderson, Ifepayo Tun, Ruby Potts and Cheryl Young; extended family, Barbara Logan (Grandma), Carol Baker, Joan Logan (Fred), Johnetta Finwick and Catherine Logan, all of whom she called aunts.
Funeral Services Friday, June 28, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. at W.E. Hawkes & Son Funeral Home, Blackstone. Interment Anderson Family Cemetery, Crewe.
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Your.BiblicalBreakthrough.com: Training Telesummits for Women | Study, Understand, and Interpret the Bible. Better.
What is Your Biblical Breakthrough! and Who's It For?
Your Biblical Breakthrough! Training Telesummits for Women are free, online training in a telesummit format. Our continual focus is on best practices in Bible study and Bible interpretation. YBB! is aimed toward women, primarily (although men are welcome), who love the Bible and want to study and understand it better as God's Word, but who lead busy lives, and who perhaps do not have the ability to attend seminary or who don't have biblical and theological training readily accessible to them.
YBB! is for "everyday Christians," including women attending and/or leading Bible studies, or who are simply studying the Bible for their personal relationships with the Lord. These brief and digestible training sessions will help folks who are trying to get the most out of their Bible reading. They'll aid folks who are trying to sort through a difficult or controversial issue, like how to view homosexual marriage, infant vs. believer's baptism, whether divorce is acceptable to God, or how to understand women's and men's identities and roles from Scripture. It's for Bible study and ministry leaders. It's for pastors and ministers. It's for Christian counselor seeking to help clients understand how the Bible addresses (or doesn't directly address) a personal life issue. It's for missionaries out in the field looking for ways to pass along deeper-but-attainable strategies for studying the Bible.
Hopefully, you can see by now that YBB! is for anyone wanting more knowledge of Scripture and how to study it better. This deeper knowledge, of course, will also help the student of the Word know how it applies to their lives.
"Best Practices" in Bible study and interpretation. Why bother if it's not?
Plain-Language: We keep the theological lingo to a minimum, so it will be very approachable for folks without a formal theological background, but who want to learn to read, study, understand, interpret, teach, and/or preach the Bible better.
Convenience: Access to the sessions are delivered directly to your email inbox throughout the day. Also for your convenience, you are sent reminders before the telesummit begins.
Free (for a limited time): You receive access to high-level, no-cost training for 48 hours. After 48 hours, the telesummit content will be accessible for 2 weeks for a very modest fee. After that 2 week period, all of the summit content will no longer be publicly available. It will then be used as training bonuses in The Verity Initiative's online training and coaching program, Biblical Breakthrough!
The presenters are primarily women, but sometimes men, who are each qualified to educate others, either by virtue of their academic credentials (Ph.D.'s, D.Min.'s, M.Div.'s, M.A.'s, and such) or by their continual example of lifelong study and teaching of the Word within the Church body.
In addition to each presenter's qualifications, they're all really great people from whom I would personally want to learn, and from whom, in many cases, I do learn.
Thus far, most presenters have been personal colleagues, friends, and/or (in at least two cases) relatives of mine (Natalie Eastman), although our desire is to expand this circle of qualified trainers. In all honesty, I've been extraordinarily blessed to have rubbed shoulders with some really, really smart and godly people throughout the course of my life. It's my honor, as well as my pleasure, in some cases to introduce them to you; in all cases, to share them with you.
The actual event (the telesummit) begins on Thurs., Feb. 25, 2016 and runs through midnight, Sat., March 12.
Registered attendees receive time-released emails to their email inbox throughout the day once they register, beginning on 2/25. So, you do not need to be chained to your computer all day!
You can register at the "free membership level" any time up to midnight, Saturday 2/27/16. After that time, we ask that you pay $12 to receive access to the trainings and materials. This is done on the honor system.
Free-level registrants have 72 hours to view the videos and download the free gifts from each presenter from the point that they register in the site's checkout process. After 72 hours their "site membership" will expire. In order to access the training and materials after that, they will be able to do so by upgrading their membership to the "paid" level at that very modest fee of $12.
Paid-level registrants will have 7 days from the point of paying (checking out from the online store) to view the trainings and download the materials. After 7 days their "site membership" will expire.
After the final point of registration (Midnight, Sat., 3/12/16), all of the YBB! content will become unavailable to the public, and will be used within the premium tiers in TVI's online membership site for Bible training and coaching (Biblical Breakthrough!!).
Attendees who registered at 11:59 PM Midnight EST on 3/12/2016 will still have 7 days to complete their training and access the downloads.
How Do I Purchase Access to the YBB! Content after the Free Period?
You'll need a reliable broadband internet connection. You might want earphones/earbuds.
In What Languages Is YBB! Available?
While we'd love to be able to provide translation in multiple languages, it's simply not feasible at this time. So folks for whom understanding English is an issue will need to watch with someone who can translate.
As we approach our second telesummit, I've paused to reflect a bit. The November 2015 YBB! telesummit marked the first time I put on anything like this and definitely anything to this extent. Things weren't very "pretty" or "slick," but it was there: my offering. And the excellent news is that more than 70 participants engaged with the presentations and downloaded the materials! Yippee!
3. We will need to see that others are gaining a vision for these telesummits such that they participate, help spread the word about it (perhaps by becoming "affiliate"), and donate.
We trust that each person who comes across this will seek the Lord on their own involvement and level of participation and/or support.
Also, just so you know, it's my heart's desire that this "go global" for the church's benefit: to be used where folks don't have easy access to seminary training, where women aren't trained much (or at all) biblically or theologically, etc. Of course, language is an issue and is currently a barrier for many; but one thing at a time. So, for now it's limited to English speakers or those who, as mentioned, have their own means for translation.
I hope it's somehow helpful to you and folks you know and/or that you will be willing to share the link and this description with others you believe might benefit from it. If the November telesummit have been a blessing to you, would you consider posting a comment right now and then also sending me your comment/feedback regarding that blessing? I'd sincerely appreciate it!
The Lord bless you as you go deeper in the Word and in your confidence in your understanding of it – and him!
Note: In the video, I refer to the November 2015 summit, but the history of the summit, description of what it is and how it works, and other details are still accurate.


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International Approach
China an Ageing Nation
China's young working population (between 15 and 35) swelled substantially in the early 1980s, giving the country what economists call a 'demographic dividend'. The rise in the number of young workers — combined with moderate social welfare measures and result-oriented economic policies — helped China's economy grow by about 8 per cent a year for the past two decades as youths rushed to fill factory jobs and then spent their incomes on goodies like motorcycles, mobile phones and even homes. Read more
Convention on the Rights of Older Persons
Speech by Sergei Zelenev, Chief, Social Integration Branch, DESA . Read more
Elderly Want Parliamentary Seat
In Uganda Elderly persons have asked President Yoweri Museveni to allow them be represented in Parliament.The chairperson of the national network for older persons, Cam Peter Ayo, said this during the international older persons day held at Kitatya Primary School in Wabwoko sub-county, Kayunga district, last week. Read here
Elders Have their Day under the Sun
Discussions are being held on the means to improve the living and working conditions of older persons, on developing a coordinated approach, protecting the rights of older persons and seeking the collaboration of other stakeholders as well as ways to support the Focal Point (FP) which was established to promote and protect the rights of older people in Africa. Know more
Proposal for a General Recommendation on Older Women
Human rights are inalienable and all women have the right to grow old with dignity. Older women must not be viewed as victims but recognised for the contribution that they have made and continue to make to the societies in which they live, the knowledge they possess and the strengths that they have. Read more
DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH: Indonesia
Indonesian family systems do not conform to the prevailing image of Asian families, the predominant arrangements being nuclear and bilateral, with an important matrilineal minority. This paper considers the strength of family ties in two communities, focussing particularly on inter-generational flows of support to and from older members. Read in detail
Sick, elderly Iraqis living on edge
Investment in health and geriatric care suffered under Saddam Hussein, who steered government revenues to the security forces and his own pockets even as the country labored under more than a decade of harsh international sanctions. Read more
Ageism in America
Nearly 150 years later, in twenty-first-century America, older people are still being rendered invisible.Instances of this invisibility occurred in the horrific aftermath of Hurricane Katrina when a person's class (impoverished) and race (black) were dominating factors in survival. Older persons in their own homes and in nursing homes were often abandoned. Older women, in particular, experience the impact of ageism. Living longer and alone and making up some 80 percent of the residents of nursing homes, they are more vulnerable than men to abuse and poverty. Read More
Living and Caring? An Investigation of the Experiences of Older Carers
In 2004, 10 per cent of individuals aged 52 and over had provided active provision of care to someone in the last week and so, for the purpose of this study, were defined as carers. Of these, 39 per cent were caring for a spouse, 11 per cent for a child, 34 per cent for a parent or parent in-law and 24 per cent for a relative, friend or other person. Those caring for a spouse had an average age of 68.4 (men) and 67.2 (women), and the majority were found to care only for that person (86.5 per cent). Read More
Health Care Voucher Scheme for the Elderly
Under the scheme, members of the public aged 70 or above and holding a valid Hong Kong Identity Card or a Valid Certificate of Exemption would be given annually five health care vouchers worth $50 each to partially subsidise primary medical care services they purchase from private sector. Read More
New Plan for Seniors Outlined
Healthy Living and Sport Minister Mary Polak acknowledged Friday the province needs to improve support for seniors who need help to continue living at home, rather than being forced into long-term care. Read More
International Year of Older Persons
A 'Society for All Ages' honours traditional leadership role of elders, Secretary-General says, opening International Year of Older Persons in 1999. Read More
Age-Friendly Rural and Remote Communities: A Guide
In September 2006, the Federal/Provincial/Territorial (F/P/T) Ministers Responsible for Seniors endorsed the Age-Friendly Rural/Remote Communities Initiative (AFRRCI) in Canada. Read More
Ageing Issues in Africa: A Summary
It is now common knowledge that the population of older people worldwide is increasing dramatically.Whereas there were only 200 million of them in 1950, projections are that they will shoot to 2 billion by 2050. Most fascinating about that figure is that the number of older people will, for the first time in the history of mankind, be more than children under the age of 14 years. Read More
Aging Population Doesn't Mean More Care in CBRM
Cape Breton's continuing care sector is going to get much busier over the coming years as the region braces itself against an aging population. However, private-for-profit care home operators in the province say that unless the government is willing to subsidize client costs, they will not be setting up shop on the Island anytime in the near future. Read More about Australia
African Union Policy Framework and Plan of Action on Ageing Know More
Older Citizens Monitoring The Experience of Bangladesh
The Older Citizens Monitoring (OCM) project was initially a three year pilot project implemented by HelpAge International .The aim of this project was to ensure that the commitments to inclusion of disadvantaged older people in the benefits of development made at the UN Second World Assembly on Ageing in Madrid were translated into specific public policies and programmes in developing countries. Read More
A generation in transition: East and Central Europe
The current generation of people over 50 years of age in East and Central Europe has been cruelly disappointed and is empowered. Basic services are no longer adequate and the culture is un supportive of older people's needs. What is needed is an innovative approach. Part of this approach requires that the state recognize and support the analyses and responses of older people themselves to the situation, as well as civil society initiatives. Read More
Guide to the National Implementation of the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing
The Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing (MIPAA), adopted in 2002, constitutes a key global policy document concerned with the implications of population ageing and with the well-being and active participation of older persons at all levels. The present Guide offers national policy makers practical suggestions for the implementation of MIPAA. Read More
HEALTH OF OLDER PERSONS, INCLUDING ACTIVE AND HEALTHY AGING: REGIONAL STRATEGY
PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION Read More
Primary healthcare for older people in Asia
This document was prepared by the HelpAge International network in Asia/Pacific and it summarises the perceptions of older people and health service providers in five countries of the region. Its purpose is to generate discussion and by no means does it represent a scientific study of the primary health sector at a given time. Nonetheless, it is important to note how the needs, gaps and Shortcomings are highlighted by the older people themselves. Read More
Age and security
'There is no subject of greater importance than the ageing of the population and the provision of social protection for older people. It affects the very nature of our societies and concerns not only older people, but all sections of the population. Read More
MDGs must target poorest say older people
The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) 1 commit the world to halving Extreme poverty by 2015. The prime candidates for this assistance should be the very poorest, including older people, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities and the very young. While the MDGs have specific targets on children and youth they are silent on issues of age, ethnicity and disability. As a result, these invisible groups are unlikely to benefit from the global effort to eradicate poverty. 100 million older people2 live on less than a dollar a day3 and 80 per cent of older people in developing countries have no regular income. Read More
Americans Living Longer, A Federal Report
Average life expectancy continues to increase, and today's older Americans enjoy better health and financial security than any previous generation. However, rates of gain are inconsistent between the genders and across age brackets, income levels and racial and ethnic groups. Some critical disparities also exist between older Americans and older people in other industrialized countries. These and other trends are reported in Older Americans 2008: Key Indicators of Well-Being, a unique, comprehensive look at aging in the United States from the Federal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics. Read More
THE MADRID INTERNATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION ON AGEING: GUIDING FRAMEWORK AND TOOLKIT
This Guiding Framework was created to assist countries to give effect to the commitments made at the Second World Assembly on Ageing in Madrid in 2002. The Madrid Plan of Action on Ageing provided a fresh perspective on the situation of older persons and presented a new global agenda to address issues of ageing. In acknowledging the demographic revolution taking place in countries all over the world, the Plan of Action called for a new approach to ageing policies and programmes that would promote a society for all ages. This framework provides information and suggestions about how to go about creating those policies and programmes. Read in Detail
WHO's Campaign for Active Ageing
The Global Embrace is a worldwide intergenerational walk event that takes place annually around the International Day of Older Persons, 1 October.Read More
Why Population Aging Matters
People are living longer and, in some parts of the world, healthier lives. This represents one of the crowning achievements of the last century but also a significant challenge. Longer lives must be planned for. Societal aging may affect economic growth and many other issues, including the sustainability of families, the ability of states and communities to provide resources for older citizens, and international relations. The Global Burden of Disease, a study conducted by the World Health Organization and the World Bank, with partial support from the U.S. National Institute on Aging, predicts a very large increase in disability caused by increases in age-related chronic disease in all regions of the world. Read in Detail
AGEING IN ASIA: A RAPID APPRAISAL
Worldwide, the emphasis of efforts aimed at helping older people is shifting. It is moving away from a welfare approach to a development approach that makes the elderly active participants in programs to help them live less poverty stricken, healthier and more socially supported lives. This paper proposes to take that participatory approach one step farther: enlisting older people to help measure the impact of those programs. It describes a "bottom up" Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) system and the Rapid Appraisal Methodology (RAM) on which it is based. Read in Detail
HelpAge International targets 2005-2010
This paper sets out HelpAge International's ambitions for 2005-2010. It is organised in eight 'themes' to provide a structure for HelpAge International to organise & monitor its work. It also recognised that there are important relationships between these themes. For eg. an older person's economic security is often dependent on their ability to access a social pension and appropriate healthcare. Our challenge is not only to achieve the aims set out in the eight themes, but also to improve our understanding of how the themes link with each other, as described to us by older people and those with whom we work. Read More
In this section we have tried to present different International approach towards Ageing. Here we have also put forward UN and WHO approach towards ageing. To know more click on Top We also intend to present Ageing aspect in different countries/continent in future.
Following are some Interesting documents on Ageing:
The Ageing Process
This document provides basic information about the processes that occur throughout life, and particularly in the later years, that are considered normal aging. It also discusses common illnesses in later life and the effects of medications. Ombudsmen must be able to work with older individuals and avoid stereotypes. Ombudsmen should be alert to the difference between the effects of normal aging and the results of diseases that afflict some elderly persons. Read more
Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, 2002
The International Plan of Action on Ageing, 1 adopted at the first World Assembly on Ageing in Vienna, has guided the course of thinking and action on ageing over the past 20 years, as crucial policies and initiatives evolved. Issues of human rights for older persons were taken up in 1991 in the formulation of the United Nations Principles for Older Persons, 2 which provided guidance in the areas of independence, participation, care, self-fulfilment and dignity. Read More
Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing Implementation and Follow-up
This gives insight on UN role and action on Ageing, Read more
International Perspectives on Care for Older Adults
As aging populations increase throughout the world, societies are having to examine the way in which they care for their frail senior citizens. Globally, nations are grappling with how best to deliver care within the changes and strictures of economic costs and productivity, health provision care and costs, cultural and ethnic differences and traditions, changes in the way societies view their elderly and the increasing political voice that older adults have in planning their futures. Read More
National Service Framework for Older People :UK
Just like the rest of us, older people want to enjoy good health and remain independent for as long as possible. As people get older remaining independent often depends on health and social care services being effective enough to support them. Read More
Various International Initiatives
As the name suggest it contains International Initiatives towards Ageing, Read More
International Institute on Ageing MALTA
Malta was first to raise the question of Ageing as a matter of international concern at the United Nations in 1968. Eventually in 1979 the General Assembly agreed to call a World Assembly on Aging in 1982. In its Resolution 37/51 it recommended inter-alia the promotion of training and research, as well as the exchange of information and knowledge in order to provide an international basis for social policies and action. It unanimously, and without reservation, adopted the Vienna International Plan of Action on Aging which remains at the cornerstone of worldwide policy on Ageing. Read More
Old Age Care in France, personal experience
A clinical psychologist working with community social center for elders 60+. Read Ms Hendi Lingiah: Presentation at NISD-ARDSI workshop
Please click on the additional links UN and WHO
Please Click here for Important links over International Ageing


I continue to question and am continually asked, what is going on? Why are so many Australian adults and children diagnosed with food allergies and intolerances each year, with numbers rising?
It's a topic that sits close to me; I devote hours of research to it and something discussed daily in my professional life.
All we need to do is take a short stroll through a supermarket and look around, the aisles are filled low-allergen or allergy-free foods. It's a common and serious matter, so much so that our packaged foods must state and highlight an ingredient if it's a known allergen; and many childcare centres and play groups enforce a ban on allergens in lunchboxes and on menus as part of their health and safety guidelines.
Medical research suggests that maternal diet can play a part when it comes to children born with food allergies. Some studies have shown that children have a greater chance of allergy diagnosis if a mother hasn't included a balanced amount of suspected allergens in her diet during pregnancy and soon after birth. Although further research needs to be done before this becomes the rule, mothers-to-be can consider it good advice to include a wide variety of foods in their diet and include common food allergens, as many are very nutritious.
There is also strong evidence to show an individuals microbiome can determine their state of wellbeing and susceptibility for allergens and intolerance. To put it simply, a microbiome is the essential bacteria that exists within our body and primarily in our gut. The 'good bacteria' is governed by healthy lifestyle with exposure to prebiotics and probiotics through foods and acquired through environment. A newborn babies microbiome can be enhanced and encouraged through healthy maternal diet, breastfeeding and vaginal birth delivery; all of which deliver the perfect quantity and quality of bacteria for a small developing gut. Limiting the exposure to antibiotics and processed foods will also support the microbiome for adults and children.
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1. What is food intolerance and what are the symptoms?
2. What should you do if your child is intolerant to food?
3. How does food intolerance differ from a food allergy?
4. What are the symptoms of a food allergy?
5. What should you do if your child is allergic to food?
6. How can you make sure they still get a nutritionally complete diet?
7. Are food allergies and intolerances common in Australia?
8. What advice can you offer clients with these conditions?
1 – Food intolerance is a chemical reaction that occurs after eating and drinking certain foods, whereby the body doesn't 'like' or can't 'tolerate' the food ingested and displays an unpleasant reaction to it. A wide range of symptoms can occur include: skin rashes, bloating, gas, headaches, migraines, upset stomach (diarrhoea and or constipation), wheezing, sweating, palpitations and irritability.
2 – If your child displays uncommon or unpleasant symptoms after eating certain foods, it's best to avoid offering the food and to speak with a health practitioner. A registered nutritionist or GP can help distinguish what food/s may be causing the symptoms (if it's not an obvious conclusion for parents), and recommend further treatment or testing. Nutritionists can also recommend suitable food alternatives so that your child doesn't miss out on essential nutrients by avoiding foods.
3 – Food allergies are an immune response and can be critical if left untreated. Most food allergies can be detected with allergy screenings/tests. Allergic reactions can cause anaphylaxis (airways closing) and can be fatal. Food intolerances are not an immune response and will not show up on an allergy screen/test. Food intolerances aren't as critical; however can cause severe discomfort and further illness if left untreated.
4 – Symptoms can include skin rashes, swelling and burning sensation around the mouth and vomiting, usually within the first half hour after consuming allergen foods. Other symptoms include runny nose, hives, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps, breathing difficulties (including wheezing and asthma), and nausea.
5 – Because of the severity of some allergic reactions, it's important to seek medical help immediately. Remove the food from the child to prevent further exposure and go to your medical centre, or call 000 if it's an emergency. Children who have a severe allergic response will be given medication to help control and ease the symptoms. Allergy testing will be recommended and it will be necessary to avoid exposure to the food.
6 – Fortunately today we have access to a variety of highly nutritious foods; therefore if one food type needs to be eliminated from the diet we can recommend other foods that will supply adequate nutrients. In a scenario where many foods need to be avoided, there is the option to supplement the diet with vitamins and minerals, as well as maintaining a healthy varied diet.
7 – Allergies and intolerances are very common and numbers are on the rise in Australia. Approximately 2% of Australians, including 1 in every 10 infants, have food allergies. The exact number of Australians with food sensitivities is unknown, but lies somewhere between 20 – 75%. Because food intolerances can often be mistaken for other conditions, correct medical diagnosis can be tricky and therefore statistics waver.
8 – My advice to clients does differ depending on the circumstances, however in most cases where a child has had a positive test to a food allergen I offer support and guidance including important dietary advice, education with food label reading (one of the most effective tools to identify food allergens when food shopping), education to know the signs and symptoms of a mild – moderate food allergy reaction and the actions to take, food safety tips to avoid cross contamination when preparing foods, plus access to a library of hardcopy and online resources and networking groups.
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First coined 1570, from [[w:Template:lang:la language|Template:lang:la]][[Category:Template:lang:la derivations]] astronomia < Ancient Greek ἀστρονομία (astronomia) < ἄστρον (astron), "'star'") < Proto-Indo-European *h₂stḗr ("'star'") + νόμος (nomos), "'arranging, regulating'"), related to νέμω (nemō), "'I deal out'").
Croatian: astronòmija hr(hr) f., zvjezdoznánstvo hr(hr) n.
Dutch: astronomie nl(nl) f., sterrenkunde nl(nl) f.
Ancient Greek: ἀστρονομία grc(grc) f.
Scottish Gaelic: speuradaireachd gd(gd) f., reul-eòlas gd(gd) m.
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This article uses material from the English Wiktionary entry "astronomy".


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Castillo de la Concepción är ett slott i Spanien.   Det ligger i provinsen Murcia och regionen Murcia, i den sydöstra delen av landet,  km sydost om huvudstaden Madrid. Castillo de la Concepción ligger  meter över havet.

Terrängen runt Castillo de la Concepción är platt norrut, men söderut är den kuperad. Havet är nära Castillo de la Concepción åt sydväst. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Castillo de la Concepción. Runt Castillo de la Concepción är det tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Cartagena,  km norr om Castillo de la Concepción.

Stäppklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är november, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är juli, med  mm nederbörd.

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Padma Bhushan Guru Saroja Vaidyanathan preformed an unusual piece based on the story of Shabari and her meeting Ram. During her performance, all eyes were glued to the stage. She enacted the various characters – Shabari, Ram and other sages with enormous dexterity.
She has travelled in India and abroad for Recitals, Lectures and workshops. She has published four art books in dance and music.
She has also compiled an Encyclopedia on Bharatnatyam for NCERT. As a Choreographer she has also choreographed scores of enthralling ballets on mythology and social themes very well appreciated by the audience and the press. As a Guru she runs a fine art institution Ganesa Natyalaya in 1974 in Delhi.
Her passion for art in general is reflected from the fact that she built a Kathak School in Bhagalpur in Bihar "Sharadha Sangeet Sadan"in 1972. She surrendered the accommodation given to her in Delhi by the Government of India under the eminent artists category in ASIAD village in 1996 and moved to the premises of Ganesa Natyalaya Mezzanine floor so as to devote the maximum time and propagate this art form.
She is the chairperson of National Institute for the Visually Handicapped (Govt. Of India). She has choreographed and Directed a Bharatnatyam Cultural Segment for the XIX Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony and is constantly involved in Charity shows for raising funds to the cancer society and also the charitable institutions, serving for blind, handicapped and physically challenging people.
She has been honored by several prestigious awards, the recipient of Padmashree and Padma Bhushan from Government of India, Delhi State award from S.K.P., Kalimamani from Govt. of Tamil Nadu, Sangeet Nataka Akademi award,Kalidas Samman from Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, D.Litt from IKSVV(Khairagarh) Vayo Sreshta Samman Award from Govt. Of India, Ambassador of Peace by IIFWP and Kalpana Chawla Excellence Award. She has also received fellowship from Dept. of Culture, Govt. of India for "Aharya Abhinaya". She has also compiled and produced a DVD, based on the fundamentals and nuances of Bharatnatyam, an educative and entertaining capsule for an hour, in 2014.


If you're wondering why the Chapala government is sinking three million pesos into remodeling the median strip in front of city hall, you have to get inside the head of Mayor Javier Degollado.
He is determined to get Chapala incorporated in the Pueblos Mágicos (Magic Towns) program and views the Avenida Madero makeover as a transformational project that will showcase the downtown area's historic architectural gems, helping the city qualify for juicy funding from the federal Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur) to recover its lost status as a prime tourist destination.
Sectur launched the Pueblos Mágicos initiative in 2001 with the aim of diversifying the country's offering of tourist attractions by promoting unique villages and towns that offer visitors a "magical" experience by virtue of their natural beauty, cultural riches, or historical relevance. A total of 111 places located across the country now boast the Pueblo Mágico brand, with 28 new spots just added to the list this year.
Each locale will receive a budget of 400 million pesos in 2016 to improve its appeal to visitors. Sectur estimates that by 2018 four billion pesos will be channeled to Pueblos Mágicos through the National Development Program.
Seven Jalisco towns that have already earned the distinction are Lagos de Moreno, Mascota, Mazamitla, San Sebastián del Oeste, Talpa de Allende, Tapalpa, and Tequila.
Will Chapala be next to get in on the deal? Skeptics suggest that the city is decidedly short on the magical qualities that would make it a viable candidate. But Degollado is convinced that it will make the grade, following a well-crafted plan of action.
Creation of the candidacy proposal is already in the hands of the municipality's Urban Development Director José Barajas Gómez. He tells the Reporter that officials at the state Ministry of Tourism assure him that Chapala has all the natural, historical and cultural attributes needed to earn the designation.
The town's history as a vacation playground for President Porfirio Díaz and his political cronies, the sacred grounds of the Huichol culture located on the Isla de Alacranes and Lake Chapala itself are all considered plus factors.
Barajas explains that the Pueblo Mágico scheme will be applied only to a specific polygon within the city limits encompassing the grand waterfront vacation homes and emblematic Railway Station built during Chapala's golden era. Jalisco's Ministry of Culture is now assisting in the putting together a catalog of buildings that make up the city's architectural heritage.
A principal aim of local government public works projects will be to enhance the appearance of the historic center and evoke a sense of the Porfirian glory days.
Major obstacles the Degollado administration will have to overcome include getting a handle on managing detriments such as chaotic traffic and unsightly informal commerce. Those problems alone are daunting tasks that will test the leadership skills of the mayor and his staff.


Fabulous home with great curb appeal. Large living room open to kitchen and dining area with great windows. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances and a center island. Dining area has room for large table. Split bedrooms all with great closet space. Large fenced backyard with covered patio. The pride of ownership really shows in this home.
NE McAlister to NW Park Meadow. Turn left on Foxglove Ln.
Burleson is located in Texas. Burleson, Texas 76028 has a population of 43,625.
The median household income in Burleson, Texas 76028 is $69,088. The median household income for the surrounding county is $58,221 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Burleson 76028 is 33.6 years.
I am interested in 1209 Foxglove Lane, Burleson, TX 76028.