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Lower-Calorie Ice Creams: Trick or Treat?
By Amy Campbell | Published August 21, 2017
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"I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream!" These are famous lyrics from a song recorded in the 1920s. Ninety years later, they still ring true. Ice cream is the most popular dessert in America, and the U.S. ranks number two of the top five "ice cream consuming countries" in the world, according to the website icecream.com. And while ice cream is a cool, creamy concoction for those dog days of summer, many people eat this frozen delectable year round.
Ice cream's creamy goodness comes at a price (of course): it's full of fat, sugar, and, of course, calories. For people who have diabetes or who are watching their weight, ice cream doesn't exactly fit into a healthful eating plan, although it's certainly fine to enjoy it as an occasional treat. But not so fast — there's a slew of lower-calorie ice creams that have recently hit the frozen food cases in supermarkets. What are they all about? And can you finally indulge without guilt?
What are lower-calorie ice creams?
Do a quick Google search, and you'll be amazed at how many brands of lower-calorie ice creams have hit the frozen food scene. Not only are they lower in calories than regular ice cream, but many of these ice creams are dairy-free, soy-free, gluten-free, nut-free, low sugar, low carb, and/or organic. And many brands are higher in protein than regular ice cream, as well. There's pretty much something for everyone. Although, it does leave one wondering…what exactly is in these products? The ingredients of these frozen desserts vary from brand to brand, of course. Some of them aren't even "legally" ice cream: The FDA defines ice cream as a frozen mixture made from dairy products that contain at least 10% milkfat. Let's take a look at three of these lower-calorie "ice creams" and see what's inside.
"Finally, healthy ice cream," proclaims Halo Top's website. With 24 flavors to choose from, this could be a dream for any ice-cream lover, especially one who has diabetes…right? Halo Top is the top-selling ice cream pint in grocery stores right now. Its sweetness comes from two sweeteners: stevia and erythritol. Stevia leaf extract is found in the nonnutritive sweeteners PureVia and Truvia. Stevia itself is an herb that has been used for centuries as a sweetener. Erythritol is a sugar alcohol, which is a sweetener that is only partially digested. Erythritol is touted as causing fewer side effects such as uncomfortable bloating, cramps, and even diarrhea, compared to other sugar alcohols, such as sorbitol and mannitol. Sounds pretty good, right? And Halo Top even tells you it's OK if you eat the entire pint in one sitting.
What's inside: Per the Nutrition Facts label, a serving is 1/2 cup, and, depending on the flavor, contains 60–90 calories, 12–19 grams of carb, 2–4 grams of fat, and 5–7 grams of protein (equal to about 1 ounce of protein). In addition to stevia and erythritol, you'll find guar gum, carob gum, soybean oil, rice flour, eggs, and cane sugar. Halo Top isn't dairy-free. Don't be surprised if Halo Top leaves an aftertaste in your mouth.
Bottom line: Can you really eat a whole pint of Halo Top? No one is stopping you, certainly. But a pint will set you back between 240 and 360 calories, for one thing, and 48 to 76 grams of carb. While erythritol does not have the same glycemic impact as nutritive sweeteners (e.g., sugar), some people do suffer digestive woes from this sugar alcohol, as well as headaches. And recent research hints that erythritol is possibly linked with an increase in belly fat. Go ahead and give this a try, if you're curious, but remember that portion size still matters.
"This is the high protein ice cream you've been looking for," the website states. The question is: have you been looking for a high-protein ice cream in the first place? Nutrition-wise, Enlightened is along the same lines as Halo Top. (Alas, there are only 22 flavors to choose from). This frozen dessert also contains erythritol, but instead of stevia, it uses monk fruit extract, a nonnutritive sweetener that's about 200 times sweeter than sugar, but has not been well-studied in terms of health effects. However, the company's website claims that its ice cream has a low glycemic index. And, like Halo Top, the company brags that you can eat the whole pint.
What's inside: Per the Nutrition Facts label, 1/2 cup contains (depending on the flavor), 60–100 calories, 13–19 grams of carb, 1.5–6 grams of fat, and 6–8 grams of protein. Erythritol and monk fruit extract aside, you'll find ingredients such as cane sugar, carob gum, guar gum, non-GMO soluble corn fiber, vegetable glycerin, skim milk, and milk protein isolate in Enlightened. Not dairy free, but some flavors are gluten-free.
Bottom line: Enlightened is very similar to Halo Top. Sure, it's a lower-calorie option compared to Häagen-Daz or Ben & Jerry's, but it's not a free food, and calories still count. Eating a whole pint at one time doesn't exactly constitute a healthful eating practice. The erythritol might give you a stomachache, as well.
Breyers Delights
"It will leave your taste buds in disbelief with each yummy spoonful." Breyers Delights uses real vanilla bean, real cocoa, and real peppermint extract, which is a relief. Sadly, this high-protein ice cream is only available in four flavors. But, the company more than makes up for the meager selection by packing it with 20 grams of protein — IF you eat the entire pint, that is. Don't think that a single serving is going to help you build muscle. And you'll consume between 260 and 330 calories per pint, as well. Breyers Delights follows suit with Halo Top in its choice of sweeteners: erythritol and Reb A, which is a stevia leaf extract.
What's inside: Trying to find the nutrition info for Breyers Delights on Breyers' website is extremely frustrating. Suffice it to say that a 2/3-cup serving of the vanilla flavor contains 90 calories, 21 grams of carb, 2.5 grams of fat, and 7 grams of protein. Most of the ingredients mirror those found in Halo Top: vegetable gums, soluble corn fiber, milk protein concentrate, skim milk, and various flavorings. Obviously, Breyers Delights are not dairy-free. Some may be gluten-free, but of course, always read the ingredient list and check with the manufacturer.
Bottom line: Breyers has entered its lower-calorie ice cream into the ring to contend with other brands. All of the marketing around this treat may have you believing that it's much higher in protein than its contenders, but it's not.
So, are these lower-calorie ice creams the real deal? It depends. They certainly are an option for people who have diabetes and/or who are weight conscious. But, keep in mind that erythritol can cause side effects in some people. And these ice creams aren't carb-free. The best way to find out if and how they affect your blood sugar (should you choose to indulge) is to check your blood sugar about two hours after you eat them. Polishing off an entire pint at one time isn't going to do much in the way of setting up healthy eating habits. Plus, given the reviews of these ice creams, they aren't as likely to leave you feeling satisfied, and the possible aftertaste may be a turn-off. Oh, and be prepared to dish out roughly $5.00 per pint. These frozen desserts don't come cheap. Perhaps a small portion of "real" ice cream will better satisfy your sweet tooth. The choice is yours!
Want to learn more about ice cream and diabetes? Read "Going to the Grocery Store With Diabetes: The Ice Cream and Frozen Novelty Aisle" "Stocking Your Healthful Freezer: Frozen Treats: Ice Cream Sandwiches" and "Frozen Treats: Ice Cream Bars."
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Social media celebrity, Ismaila Mustapha alias Mompha has been ordered to be kept in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
An Ikeja Special Offence Court on Tuesday gave the order over allegations of conspiracy to launder N5.9 billion.
The defendant is also currently facing trial at the Federal High Court Lagos on a 22-count fraud charge proffered against him by the EFCC.
He pleaded not guilty to a charge of conspiracy to launder funds obtained through unlawful activity, laundering of funds obtained through unlawful activity and retention of proceeds of criminal conduct.
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According to the EFCC, Mompha committed the alleged offence between 2016 to 2019 in Lagos.
The defendant is alleged to have conspired alongside Ahmadu Mohammed now at large to conduct N5.9 billion worth of financial transactions with the intent of committing the offence of obtaining by false pretence.
The prosecution alleges that the defendant also conducted other illegal transactions.
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        //Valid data
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        try {
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The average daily transaction value on the ETFs order book From January 2018, volumes on ETFs are only measured on order book activity due to low revenue-impact of off-book activity. Based on the previous presentation, activity is €358 million, down -34.7% compared to April 2017. was €243 million, down –24% compared to April 2017 and down –20.9% from the previous month. At the end of April 2018, 1,053 ETFS were listed on Euronext compared to 1,048 at the end of December 2017.
Derivatives trading
In April 2018, the overall average daily volume on derivatives reached 574,010 contracts, down –3.9% compared to April 2017 and down –2.3% compared to the previous month. In detail:
the average daily volume on equity index derivatives reached 209,680 contracts, down –23.0% compared to April 2017 and down –16.7% from the previous month,
the average daily volume on individual equity derivatives reached 304,787 contracts, up +15.4% compared to April 2017 and up +5.6% from the previous month,
the average daily volume on commodities derivatives reached 59,543 contracts, down –2.4% compared to April 2017 and up +26.4% from the previous month.
For the first four months of 2018, the overall average daily volume on Euronext derivatives stood at 589,674 contracts (+10.2% compared to the end of April 2017), and the open interest was up at 18,278,004 contracts (+23.0% compared to the end of April 2017).
FX spot trading
The average daily volume on the spot foreign exchange market of FastMatch, of which Euronext owns 90% of the capital since August 2017, stood at $19,366 million, up +1.7% compared to April 2017 and up +3.2% from the previous month. For the first four months of 2018, the average daily transaction value on FastMatch stood at $19,988 million, up +11.1% compared to the same period last year.
In April 2018, Euronext welcomed the listing of the e-commerce solutions provider Oxatis on Euronext Growth Paris, which raised €12 million. In addition, €101.3 billion worth of bonds was raised on Euronext, of which €4.1 billion was issued in corporate bonds. €3.5 billion was also raised in follow-on equity.
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At Partridge Muir & Warren we understand that it is important to ensure our impact on society is positive and that we use our influence and success to help others achieve the same.
Not only do we work directly with local charity, the Elmbridge Community Fund, we also support a number of local projects through sponsorship; including the Young Enterprise Awards, Surrey Business Awards and the Surrey Life Food and Drink Awards. We believe that by being part of these causes we can help to support the local economy and assist in guiding both current and future entrepreneurs to success.
Young Enterprise (YE) is the UK's leading enterprise and financial education charity reaching over 250,000 young people every year. PMW has been supporting them since 2017, with funding and participation on the judging panel for the Company Programme.
YE's aim is to make the connection between school and the world of work, enabling young people to develop the knowledge and attitudes they need to succeed, building on 8 key skills:
Financial Capability
Since it was founded in 1962, over 4 million young people have taken part in Young Enterprise programmes in the UK. One million of these have run businesses for a year on the Company Programme.
The Company Programme runs throughout one academic year and enables participants to experience what it is like to run their own company. Students make all the decisions about their enterprise, from deciding on the name and product to creating a business plan, managing the student company finances and selling to the public at trade fairs. Each company is judged on their business plan, product, trade stall and the presentations held at each stage of the competition. Simon Lewis, CEO at PMW, has been involved in the judging process for the last two years and has been blown away by the level of innovation and professionalism.
To find out more about the Young Enterprise programmes, click here.
It has been a pleasure to be involved in the judging of these awards for the last two years. It is so inspiring to see the effort and determination that has gone into these businesses and I believe that the participants of the programme represent the future of entrepreneurship. I look forward to seeing what next years' finalists have to offer!
Simon Lewis, CEO of Partridge Muir & Warren
YOUNG ENTERPRISE 2017
We believe in supporting local companies and that is why we continue to sponsor two awards programmes for business based in Surrey. We think that recognising outstanding businesses is the key to ensuring their continued success.
Surrey Life Food and Drink Awards
It seems like yesterday when we started, but this is PMW's fifth year as the headline sponsor for the Surrey Life Food and Drink Awards. So much has changed since that journey began and most of that change has, of course, occurred in recent months.
The measures taken to curtail the spread of Covid-19 have created the most challenging times for business seen in a generation and I am relieved to see so many Surrey businesses rising to the challenge of survival with both fortitude and enthusiasm. But there is no escaping that food and drink is one of the most heavily impacted sectors and it is the small and medium sized businesses that are suffering the most.
Let's not forget that every business has its own personal story. A story often laden with entrepreneurialism, energy and passion, most often underpinned by the stress, heartache and sacrifice required to turn a dream into reality.
I'm sure that some people think that a food and drink awards must be a 'highbrow' event, intended to appeal to the sophisticated pallets of gourmets and connoisseurs. But nothing could be further from the truth. The reason why this sector is so successful is that it excels at helping to make the lives of ordinary people like me feel a little less ordinary; whether by taste, smell, quality or simply providing a nice environment to spend some time with friends or family.
I'm sure that people often wonder why a Surrey based wealth management company would want to sponsor food and drink awards, as at first glance, it is not an obvious fit. However, the reality is that we have so much in common. Our business is about understanding the complex needs of our customers and relating them to the wider world, so that we can help them achieve the best possible outcomes. We also need to be creative and flexible in how we deliver our services.
The food and drink sector has been the life blood of the complex ecosystem that is Surrey and has a reputation for vibrancy and creativity. Many people say that the world has changed. Maybe for today, but not for tomorrow. We are a resilient species and one that thrives on social contact, which is often through the medium of sharing food and drink. A virus isn't going to change that for ever.
Please join us in supporting a sector that has had a tougher year than most.
If you would like to find out more about the awards or vote for your favourite food and drink establishment, visit Surrey Life Food and Drink Awards.
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Surrey Business Awards
We were delighted to sponsor the SME Business of the Year at the Surrey Business Awards held on 21 November 2019, for the second year running.
These awards are one of the county's most celebrated events and it was a pleasure to be part of an initiative that praises businesses for their success and commitment.
Held at the spectacular Epsom Racecourse, the event saw a multitude of local businesses gather together to recognise their achievements and highlight innovation throughout Surrey. As a judge of the award for SME Business of the Year, Simon Lewis was inspired by the passion, determination and tireless energy that the nominees demonstrated in their award submissions and interviews.
As CEO and owner of a Surrey based business, I know how hard it is for businesses to succeed and the trials and tribulations they have faced. It was a real honour to be part of an awards programme that celebrates success and I am confident that these companies will continue to make a positive impact on our local economy.
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SME Business Awards 2018
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Interview with winner Bruce Casalis
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Tour de Brewtah, Park City?
This Saturday is the 3rd annual Tour de Brewtah in SLC. Like last year, the ride sold out fairly quickly. What to do if you missed the ride? Volunteering, yes, a lovely option. But what about another Tour? Park City has quite a few breweries and one could argue it's known as the drinking town of Utah. Max would like to get a version of Tour De Brewtah going here in Park City. If you think this is a good idea, please post in the comments, tell the PC breweries about how lovely it would be and in general, support your local PC and Utah breweries.
Back to Tour De Brewtah this weekend… Max will be participating, as usual, and will have a plethora of stickers and maybe some other goodies. Please feel free to introduce yourself or even buy max a beer.


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Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan - Author
Born and raised in Singapore, Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan is a New York-based journalist. She is also the author of A Tiger in the Kitchen: A Memoir of Food and Family, and edited the fiction anthology Singapore Noir. She has been a staff writer at the Wall Street Journal, InStyle magazine and the Baltimore Sun.
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Sarong Party Girls
Author: Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan Format: Paperback Release Date: 01/08/2019
Written in Singlish - "a tossed salad of the different languages and Chinese dialects that the country's multiethnic population speaks" - this exhilarating novel follows brazen Jazzy's mission to marry a wealthy "ang moh" (white) man. Almost 27, she warns her friends that "if we don't get married, engaged or even nail down a boyfriend soon—my god, we might as well go ahead and book a room at Singapore Casket… But luckily for us, we still have one big hope: ang moh guys", because "if you wear a tight tight dress or short short skirt, these ang mohs will still steam over you". To this end, Jazzy's life is an intense cycle of spending her days working for a newspaper editor who likes to "rubba rubba" his employees, followed by long nights at fancy clubs. Through her predatory attitude and enduring of a whole lot of objectification, this novel is razor-sharp on male entitlement, inequality, racial stereotypes and global capitalism. Indeed, Jazzy wasn't always a Sarong Party Girl herself: "I would see women who are so obviously going after guys just for status and really look down on them. What kind of woman is so pathetic to chase after a husband just for the kind of handbag, car or condo they can buy them?" And then one night, it seems that enough is enough. Jazzy has an epiphany at dawn after a one hell of a wake-up call night out. What a fresh, funny and wildly acerbic treat this is.
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Sisters of St. Ann St. Joseph's Province Archives
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Our Lady of the Snows Mission (Nulato, Alaska) fonds
CA SSA
1899-1969, 1972, 1979-1983 (Creation)
Our Lady of the Snows Mission (Nulato, Alaska)
16 cm of textual records
The Sisters of St. Ann arrived in Nulato, Alaska, in 1899 to share in ministries begun a decade earlier by the Jesuits. The Sisters taught at a day school and shared in parish ministries. The Nulato group was reassigned in 1906 to respond to a need for help in Fairbanks, left again 1n 1908 when a public school teacher arrived, and returned to Nulato in 1909.The Sisters left in 1969. In 1972, a Sister of St. Ann was religious education coordinator. Subsequently, the Sisters helped with Adult Education programs and traveled among the regional villages: Koyukuk, Galena, Ruby, Kalskag, Huslia.
The fonds consists of house chronicles, local council minutes, and local visitation reports; school attendance records (1910-1958), monograph (1950), class records (1944-1948), monograph of St. Peter Claver Mission, Sunday School hymn book (1885), newspaper articles, year books and local calendars, articles about the Koyukokan Stick Dance, adult education efforts, reference and subject files.
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BCAUL control number: SSA-3496
St. Peter Claver Mission (Nulato, Alaska) (Subject)
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Book of Golden Deeds: Todd Howder was presented with the Book of Golden Deeds. Todd was instrumental in bringing the Air Show back to our community and making sure the money raised was given to local charities which include the veterans and the prevention of child abuse. This was an event held by the Vero Beach and Ft. Pierce Exchange Clubs.
It was not done for many years and Todd had a dream to bring it back and also to have the Blue Angels perform. It worked and the whole community is a better place for his great effort. We congratulate Todd for making a dream come true and having it touch so many lives in our community.


Add storage to your bathroom with these convenient bathroom medicine cabinets from Organize-It. Here you will find locking medicine cabinets, stainless steel medicine cabinets, and mirrored more to suit your style and complement your bathroom decor. Our popular Stainless Steel First Aid Cabinet, pictured here, makes a great addition to any bathroom as it gives you plenty of space to store first aid supplies, medications, or various cosmetics. A couple of our medicine cabinet feature a locking function, which allows you to store medicines or cleaning supplies that you do not want children getting into, keeping your home safe and secure.


Grilled bread, fresh tomatoes, basil, garlic, and EVOO.
Chicken liver, sauteed white onions.
Lightly fried squid and marinara.
Fried pizza dough bites and Italian cold cuts.
Grilled garlic rosemary chicken breast, homemade pesto, lettuce, tomato, and provolone.
Savory pork roast, pecorino, tomatoes, and arugula.
Homemade meatballs, marinara, and mozzarella.
Mixed grilled vegetables, and mozzarella, EVOO.
Salami, mortadella, prosciutto, provolone, tomatoes, romaine lettuce.
Roasted turkey, provolone, lettuce, tomato, avocado, garlic rosemary reduction.
Romaine lettuce, shaved Parmesan, garlic croutons, and Caesar dressing.
Baby arugula, mozzarella, avocado, hearts of palm, shaved Parmesan, and balsamic vinaigrette.
Mixed greens, goat cheese, strawberries, and balsamic vinaigrette.
Mozzarella, tomatoes, basil, mixed greens, EVOO, and balsamic reduction.
Warmed spinach, sauteed mushrooms, pancetta, caramelized walnuts and red onions, crumbled goat cheese, balsamic.
Baby spinach, gorgonzola, walnuts, pear, honey balsamic dressing, balsamic fig reduction.
Mixed vegetables and vegetable broth.
Cannellini beans, short tube pasta, and tomato vegetable broth.
Garbanzo beans, homemade gnocchetti, vegetable broth, garlic, and rosemary.
Thinly sliced raw filet mignon, lemon arugula, capers, shaved parmesan, EVOO, and truffle oil.
Thinly sliced raw yellowfin tuna, lemon, mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, capers, and EVOO.
Ground cornmeal, choice of sauce - bolognese, gorgonzola cream, or marinara.
Hollow spaghetti, sauteed guanciale - pork cheek, spicy marinara, and pecorino.
Hollow spaghetti, sauteed guanciale - pork cheek, egg, pecorino.
Penne, sauteed chicken and broccoli, sun-dried tomatoes, and light cream.
Spaghetti, clams, garlic, and EVOO.
Penne, clams, shrimp, cherry tomatoes, and light pesto cream sauce.
Chicken, red bell pepper, goat cheese, cream cheese, cayenne, and red pepper flakes.
Mushrooms, Parmesan, cream cheese, and truffle oil.
Spinach, mozzarella, Parmesan, and cream cheese.


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Serving residents in the Metropolitan Atlanta Georgia.
for youth and adults in crisis due to the impacts of domestic violence, abuse or legal issues.
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This building was, for one year, the home of Shorty and Rebecca on the East end and the school on the other. When the JRs moved into a new house, their home was remodeled and made into a school - it served the purpose until 1988 when we moved into the present building. After that, Davey Vetter from Boundary Lane used it for manufacturing, among other things, memorial stones. It was then used as a shop for carpentry classes. The west end was the community kitchen, a Klana Schuel, the butcher shop and finally, the shoe repair shop. Is that a utility building or what?
I wasn't the only one tidying up around the place. The carpenters got this eyesore moved too.


"Follow Me Through the Dark, and You Won't Get Lost." — She's Wise Beyond Her Years!
"Follow Me Through the Dark, and You Won't Get Lost." — She's Wise Beyond Her Years!
"Follow Me Through the Dark, and You Won't Get Lost." Think about the wisdom of these words! Some people live their whole lives, and never have the depth of understanding of this soon to be 11 year old. Both the chalk drawing and the quote that goes with it were done by my granddaughter, Isabella Marie. It's an original thought that she came up with, and I'm very proud of her! She's always loved to draw, but I didn't know what a philosopher she's become.
So many people are struggling through sorrows, and have no idea where to turn. What a blessing it would be, if there was someone who gently said, "Follow Me Through the Dark, and You Won't Get Lost." Do you know anyone who needs to hear that — someone who is wandering through the darkness? Could you reach out your hand and be the one to say, "Follow Me?" Just gently hold out your hand and let your voice be heard.
Do you need someone to whisper, "Follow Me" to you? Are you feeling alone and confused? Do you have the courage to let it be known that you're feeling lost and afraid? Wouldn't it be comforting to have another's guidance?
We need each other — no matter what our age! In good times and bad, we need each other. There are so many ways to reach out and connect. Sometimes we need to lead, and other times, we need to follow. Share your strength, your wisdom, your caring with others! It isn't hard. It's a bit harder to share your needs, but it's possible. It just takes faith — the faith of a wise and loving child to lead the way!
What a beautiful thing to say. It comes from a place of strength and is generous and wise.
Thank you, Linda, for sharing this moving message. Very timely for all the darkness that fell upon Vancouver this past week. Thank you for this poignant and meaningful message that touches the heart and encourages us to reach out and help each other and allow each other to help us when in need.
You're very welcome. The picture and words touched my heart from Isa's original drawing, and I was happy to have a way to share them with others.
I know it's been a hard week for all of you in Vancouver. It was a dark moment in time, for sure, but what happened doesn't define Vancouver, or the loving people who call it home. A shift in focus can turn this sad experience into an opportunity for growth and learning for many.
Be well, Robyn. It may be time to put last week behind you, and move forward in love and lightness — just as you did before. Let that healing light show, so others can find their way.
What a nice comment, Calla! Thank you. She's an amazing young girl! She has a lot of depth, and I'm sure that it will serve her and others well through the years.
Life is richer, more satisfying, and lots easier when we help each other along the way! I know you agree.
This young lady is wise beyond her years! You must be proud Linda! We all have times in our life that we need someone to come along side of us and take our hand to help us through the dark.
Thank you, Carol. You're right. I'm very proud of Isa! She's a beautiful young girl, inside and out. She's loving, kind, loyal, and wise!
I'm so glad that she knows the importance of people being there for each other when they're needed. It's an important lesson to learn.


The Following Links are provided to give aspiring trail builders some ideas on how to build their trails better.
Occupiers Liability Act – The law regarding trail building in BC.
For another article which helps to clarify this law go here.
-2002: Resort Municipality of Whistler: Trail Standards – Although detailed, a good place to start when building a trail or trail features.
Bicycle Management. Including Trail Issues and How to make Freeriding work in your area.
Building Better Trails, some ideas and insight on making your trail last.
You can always drop us a line at info@nsmba.ca or find the Director of your choice.


The idea of date nights has become a hot-button issue in some Christian circles. Some advocate that they are a nice "bonus" when they happen to work out, but aren't a necessary component to having a good marriage. Others view weekly date nights as an ideal.
In our own sixteen-year marriage and ministry, we've come to view date nights as a life-giving time to keep marriage fresh. Our American culture pushes workaholism and child-centeredness in such a way that marriage is often left on the back burner. The vast majority of us don't need a free pass to stop dating our spouses, but a push to be intentional about making marriage a priority amidst the other demands and responsibilities of life.
While it's true that a good marriage is built in the mundane tasks of everyday life rather than on romantic getaways and mountaintop experiences, it doesn't negate the fact that intentional time together as a couple is indispensable to having a healthy marriage.
Some of the disagreement here may have to do with semantics. If you only imagine a date night to be dining at a five-star restaurant, hiring an expensive babysitter and heading to the theater for a Broadway-caliber show, very few of us would ever be able to go! But what if we defined "date night" by having intentional time with your spouse (without your children!)?
I'm thankful for the wise counselors we had early on in our marriage. They encouraged us to make sure we kept dating each other, even when money was tight and it seemed nearly impossible to add one more thing to our budget.
From the very start of our marriage, having date nights was a non-negotiable. But we were far from the couple who could throw out fifty bucks or more at the drop of a hat to make it happen. My husband was a seminary student, and at the beginning, I was a student teacher. We had negative income! But it forced us to be creative. We often took bike rides and had picnics in beautiful parks. And we did budget some modest funds to eat out a couple times a month. It was well worth it.
After having our first child, I quit my teaching job to become a stay-at-home mom. My youth-pastor husband was still a seminary student, and money was in short supply. But an older pastor's wife had a great vision: "I'm going to pray that the teens in your youth group will see babysitting for your kids as an opportunity to serve you!" And God answered that prayer. We often had free babysitters and later set up a babysitting swap with another family. We went out on a Friday night while they watched our kids, and then we did the reverse on Saturday night. That swap continued for about three years, and they became some of our dearest friends. It was a win-win situation for everybody involved.
My husband and I have often felt dismayed by how quickly other couples shoot down the idea of date nights simply because of the cost involved. We all invest time and money in what we value. Do we value our marriages enough to hire a babysitter a couple times a month? If you're able to send your daughter to ballet lessons and your son to basketball camp, don't you think your marriage is worth spending some money on too? Don't let the price tag of a date night keep you from setting aside time to strengthen the most important earthly relationship you have.
I like the idea of being spontaneous. It sounds romantic and exciting. And for those of you without children, or who are empty-nesters, maybe this is a reality. Maybe you really can choose to have a date night at the drop of a hat. But for the vast majority of us with little ones, having a date night requires some intentional planning. Finding a babysitter, budgeting the money, and planning something meaningful and enjoyable together requires some forethought.
In our marriage, date nights are a calendar issue. Without scheduling specific nights for dates, the activities of our four children will reign supreme. Sometimes this means they have to miss a practice or event. We are not always the most popular couple when we say our children can't come to something because we have a date night planned. But in the child-centered world of American society, this is exactly what needs to happen.
After our relationship with God, the marriage relationship should be a main priority. The needs and desires of our children can easily become totally consuming. Without adding a date night to our calendar, it just simply wouldn't happen.
Another common objection to having a date night is the idea that spending time at home together, or running errands, accomplishes the same thing. While I agree that my husband and I can sometimes have meaningful conversations while doing the dishes or running to Lowes, there are also a million distractions that often interrupt us.
Just when I'm beginning to share my heart about a relational struggle I'm having, our two-year-old walks in with a stinky diaper. We get to Lowes and the conversation is halted while we look for just the right paint color. And by the time we try to get back to the conversation, it's time to get everyone ready for bed.
Setting aside intentional time together, without the distraction of children or chores, allows for an extended time of sharing, eye-to-eye conversations, playful physical touches, and undisturbed flirting, all of which help fodder the much needed fire of intimacy that keeps marriage fresh.
Although it is true that a solid marriage is built on the day-to-day interactions between the married couple, we can't negate the truth that intentional one-on-one time is much needed medicine for a healthy marriage.
Yes, we know you love us when you tell us with words or help with the dishes or give us a break from the kids. But I think we're fooling ourselves to assume what was once considered a given before we were married — men initiating dates, giving forethought to planning evenings out, working to please her and pursue her — doesn't matter anymore.
It's like the deer head mounted on the hunter's wall or the athlete's trophy. The chase is over. Victory has been won. And now your amazing feat is hanging on the living room wall for all to see and admire. But as wives, we don't want to be a champion trophy. Deep down women want a husband who will make time in his busy schedule to plan special times together that show his love has not gone stale.
In the busyness of life and raising our families, our marriages are at risk to go under water as we seek to meet everyone's expectations and our many responsibilities. Take some time to evaluate the health of your own marriage, and clear a couple nights on your calendar this month for some much needed alone time together.
Your dates don't have to look like the Jones's, but don't go to the other extreme and forget about them altogether. Your marriage will be strengthened and helped as you spend intentional time together, honoring the spouse God has given you to share life with.


The technology conference 'Function Meets Glass' was held at the CCD Ost on Monday 22 October. The conference centred on functional glass and areas of application, cutting techniques for complex surfaces, and new coatings. The talks given at the conference were very well received by the hundred or so attendees. The concept underlying the event was therefore a complete success.
The 'Technology by VDMA' symposium, which took place on Wednesday 24 October, was devoted entirely to the issue of digitisation in glass production. The participants in the conference came from the container and flat-glass production industry as well as from flat-glass processing.
On average, the attendance levels at the 11 lectures were good to very good. Visitors subsequently also had an opportunity to view the presented products and applications live at the relevant stands. "We addressed the current discussions and selected the right topics at the right time," confirmed Forum Glass Technology Deputy Chairman Siegfried Glaser.


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The Federation of International Polo (FIP) is the international federation representing the sport of polo, officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee. It was founded in 1982 by representatives of eleven national polo associations, and it currently represents the national polo associations of more than 80 countries. FIP's principal aim is to enhance the image and status of the game of polo internationally.

Mission
FIP's mission is to promote the practice of the sport of polo worldwide in order to defend and ensure the spirit of fair play and moral fortitude, with the objective of forming the sporting attitude of gentlemanly behaviour during and after the game, on the playing fields and wherever polo players should meet, so as to form one great world polo family.

In addition to organising international tournaments, FIP develops international tournaments for children, conducts umpiring and coaching seminars and encourages participation in the sport of polo at all levels and ages and produces the International Rules of Polo through a cooperative agreement with the Asociación Argentina de Polo, the Hurlingham Polo Association of Great Britain and Ireland, plus the United States Polo Association.

Events
 World Polo Championship (Only For Men)
 Polo at the Summer Olympics
 Polo at the Pan American Games
 Polo at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games
 Polo at the 2017 Southeast Asian Games
 Polo at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games
 FIP Snow Polo World Cup Invitational
 FIP European Polo Championships
 FIP Ladies European Polo Championship
 FIP Super Nations Cup
 FIP Ambassador's Cup
 FIP Children's Championships

No FIP Events
 PIPA Snow Polo World Cup Tour
 PIPA Beach Polo World Series
 Ezra Cup
 Mannheim May Market

Members

Types
Full Members :
Category A: Countries where polo is more developed.
Category B: Countries with More than 100 registered players excluding "A" Category.
Category C: Countries Up to 100 registered players excluding "B" Category.
Corresponding Members
Contact Members

Zones
Zone A - North and Central America - 11 Member
Zone B – South America - 10 Member
Zone C – Europe - 28 Member
Zone D – East Asia and Oceania - 12 Member
Zone E – Africa and West Asia - 21 Member

Countries

Types
 Full Member: 48
 Full Member – A: 4
 Full Member – B: 14
 Full Member – C: 30
 Corresponding Member: 22
 Contact Member: 12

List
Argentina / Full Member – A / Zone B
Australia / Full Member – B / Zone D
Austria / Full Member – A / Zone B
Azerbaijan / Corresponding Member / Zone C
Bahamas / Corresponding Member / Zone A
Barbados / Corresponding Member / Zone A
Belgium / Full Member – C / Zone C
Bolivia / Contact Member / Zone B
Brazil / Full Member – B / Zone B
Brunei / Corresponding Member / Zone D
Canada / Full Member – B / Zone A
Chile / Full Member – B / Zone B
China / Full Member – C / Zone D
Colombia / Corresponding Member / Zone B
Costa Rica / Full Member – C / Zone A
Czech Republic / Corresponding Member / Zone C
Dominican Republic / Corresponding Member / Zone A
Ecuador / Corresponding Member / Zone B
Egypt / Full Member – C / Zone E
El Salvador / Contact Member / Zone A
England / Full Member – A / Zone C
Finland / Corresponding Member / Zone C
France / Full Member – B / Zone C
Germany / Full Member – B / Zone C
Guatemala / Full Member – C / Zone A
Hong Kong / Contact Member / Zone D
Hungary / Contact Member / Zone C
India / Full Member – B / Zone E
Indonesia / Full Member - C / Zone D
Iran / Full Member – B / Zone E
Ireland / Full Member – C / Zone C
Italy / Full Member – B / Zone C
Jamaica / Corresponding Member / Zone A
Japan / Full Member – C / Zone D
Jordan / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Kazakhstan / Full Member – C / Zone C
Kenya / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Korea / Corresponding Member / Zone D
Kuwait / Full Member – C / Zone E
Lebanon / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Liechtenstein / Contact Member / Zone C
Luxembourg / Contact Member / Zone C
Malaysia / Full Member – B / Zone D
Malta / Corresponding Member / Zone C
Mexico / Full Member – B / Zone A
Monaco / Full Member – C / Zone C
Mongolia / Full Member – C / Zone D
Morocco / Full Member – C / Zone E
Netherlands / Full Member – C / Zone C
New Zealand / Contact Member / Zone E
Nicaragua / Corresponding Member / Zone A
Nigeria / Full Member – B / Zone E
Norway / Contact Member / Zone C
Oman / Full Member – C / Zone E
Pakistan / Full Member – C / Zone E
Paraguay / Full Member – C / Zone B
Peru / Full Member – C / Zone B
Philippines / Full Member – C / Zone D
Poland / Contact Member / Zone C
Portugal / Full Member – C / Zone C
Qatar / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Romania / Contact Member / Zone C
Russia / Full Member – C / Zone C
San Marino / Corresponding Member / Zone C
Saudi Arabia / Full Member – C / Zone E
Singapore / Full Member – C / Zone D
Slovakia / Full Member – C / Zone C
South Africa / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Spain / Full Member – B / Zone C
Sweden / Full Member – C / Zone C
Switzerland / Full Member – B / Zone C
Thailand / Full Member – C / Zone D
Tunisia / Corresponding Member / Zone E
Turkey / Corresponding Member / Zone C
Uganda / Contact Member / Zone E
Ukraine / Full Member – C / Zone C
United Arab Emirates / Full Member – C / Zone E
Uruguay / Full Member – C / Zone B
USA / Full Member – A / Zone A
Uzbekistan / Full Member – C / Zone E
Zambia / Contact Member / Zone E
Zimbabwe / Corresponding Member / Zone E

History

The Federation of International Polo (FIP) was created by Marcos Uranga, on November 25, 1982, in Buenos Aires, Argentina by representatives of the national polo associations of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, El Salvador, France, Italy, Mexico, Peru, Spain and Zimbabwe. The principal aim was to enhance the image and status of the great game of polo at the international level and return it to its former Olympic glory.

It is a non-profit organization, registered in the Republic of Uruguay at the Ministry of Education and Culture, under number 945425, governed by Uruguayan laws. It is known as the "Federation of International Polo", "Federación Internacional de Polo" in Spanish, and the abbreviation "FIP".

The Federation of International Polo was accepted as a full member of the GAISF (General Association of International Sports Federations) in October 1992 at the General Assembly in Monaco. (GAISF changed its name to "SportAccord" in April 2009).

In 1978, Uranga organized the first International Polo Tournament for Clubs. It was held in Buenos Aires, with representatives from polo clubs around South America participating.

Inspired by the success of the tournament, Uranga started entertaining the idea of competitions between countries. Thus, the first seeds of the idea of the Federation of International Polo were planted in his mind.

By the early 1980s, motivated by the desire to broaden the scope of international polo, as well as to reinstate its Olympic status, Uranga, who would later become President of the Argentine Polo Association, suggested that an international organization should be set up among the polo playing countries of the world.

Uranga and Holden had become firm friends by then, and Uranga shared with his friend the idea of a polo organization and asked him if he would help get different countries involved to get back in the Olympics and to spread the espirit de corps. "It will never work, but I'll help", was Holden's pessimistic response. But after making initial contact the invincible two-man team had enlisted a dozen countries and got Uranga's dream underway.

The initial meeting took place in Buenos Aires and by April 1982, the Federation of International Polo, quickly known as "FIP", was created with the polo associations of twelve countries. The headquarters were in Argentina because it was considered the country with the most experience in organizing tournaments. It was also ideal for polo practice, had abundant horses and had many foreigners coming each year for the Argentine Open. Uranga was FIP's first president, a position he tirelessly held for 15 years.

In December 1982, the Argentine Polo Association invited all the national associations of the twelve countries to a meeting. This was to set up an international group that would promote international competitions, obtain recognition from the Olympic Committee, unify the rules of the game, develop the game across the globe, and support the breeding of polo ponies. So it was that FIP became official.

At the time of FIP's founding, Uranga said one of his primary objectives was to bring polo players together to enhance polo, a goal he has strived for and achieved time and time again.

"The original idea of FIP was not just one thing, it was putting together lots of little things in heterogeneous places and very different people ranging from great players to low handicap players, with a different spirit and different situation", Uranga said.

In 1997, Uranga stepped down as FIP President, although he remained extremely active in FIP. The Federation chose its second president, Glen Holden, a former US ambassador and one of FIP's founders.

World Championships Timeline

European Championships

Men
The European Championship is a 6–8 goal tournament for all European FIP member countries. It was introduced in 1993 based on an idea by Reto Gaudenzi, the Swiss Founder Ambassador of FIP who also created the St. Moritz Snow Polo Tournament. The European Championship's handicap provides an opportunity for European players and patrons to participate in a FIP event and represent their country. Thanks Piero Dillier's hard work as zone C director this event has grown in popularity each year; it helps the sport to grow and also to increase the number of players. The European Championship is unique in the world thanks to the close proximity of the European countries, which makes it easier for all national federations to send ponies and players to the host country, ensuring the championship is of a very special quality and a unique display of international competition. It is the most valuable tournament after the World Polo Championships because of its history, participants and people involved.
In 2018, during the XII FIP European Polo Championship and II FIP Ladies European Polo Championship, both at the Villa a Sesta Polo Club in Italy, the organization achieved a record attendance of European polo teams and countries.

Men's Medals (1993–2021)

Women
2017 – Chantilly, France – 4 teams
Winner: Italy
Runner up: France
Germany (3rd) and England (4th)

2018 – Villa a Sesta, Italy – 4 teams
Winner: Germany
Runner up: Italy
Netherlands (3rd) and France (4th)

2021 III FIP Ladies European Polo Championship
La Mimosa Polo Club, Italy
4 teams: Italy, Germany, Great Britain, Ireland
Winner: Italy
Runner up: England
Ireland (3rd) and Germany (4th)

Women's Medals (2017–2021)

Other FIP Tournaments

Children's Polo

Every year FIP, along with the National Polo Federations of the member countries, organizes events for children under 14.
Players arrive a week before the tournament and stay at the homes of the families of the local players who are responsible for them. During the tournament they meet players from other countries and participate in activities to socialize and make new friends. The impact is very positive because the children interact across cultures and learn to embrace their differences. The Polo Training Federation of the US, the Federation of International Polo, and El Dorado member Fred Mannix sponsored one of the first FIP children's tournaments in 1991. The local players invited their rivals to stay in their homes and play against them using their horses.

FIP Snow Polo World Cup Invitational

Although first conceived in 1959, the sport of Snow Polo did not get its official start until 1985 when the first match was played on the frozen surface of Lake St. Moritz in Switzerland. That first game drew only 1,000 spectators, but since then Snow Polo has rapidly gained in popularity. Today it is played not only in Switzerland but also Italy, Austria, France, the United States, Argentina, Russia, Spain and China.

Today, Snow Polo is gaining ground in Asia, most notably in China where the inaugural Snow Polo World Cup Invitational 2012 took place at the Tianjin Goldin Metropolitan Polo Club, as did the following editions. This tournament is played according to FIP snow polo rules.

The venue

The Metropolitan Polo Club, the largest polo facility in China, has been chosen as the venue of this prestigious event. The tournament is hosted by the Equestrian Association of China and the Federation of International Polo (FIP), and is organized by the Tianjin Sports Bureau, the Hong Kong Polo Development and Promotion Federation (HKPDPF) and the Tianjin Polo Association, with support from various sponsors. With up to 260 stables, the Metropolitan Polo Club is the leading polo venue in China. The Club is equipped with three full-size polo fields, two training gallops, one indoor riding school and one outdoor arena that meet or exceed international standards. Each of these facilities has an all-weather Martin Collins surface, making the Metropolitan Polo Club the only polo facility with such a surface in China.

The FIP Snow Polo World Cup Invitational Tournament marks a milestone in FIP's mission to promote the sport worldwide and enhance the image and stature of this great game.

Held at Tianjin Goldin Metropolitan Polo Club, in Tianjin, China.

2012 – Tianjin, China – (12 teams)
Winner – Hong Kong
Runner up: South Africa
Other teams: England (3rd), Argentina (4th), Australia, Brazil, Chile, Italy, India, USA, New Zealand, France

2013 – Tianjin, China – (12 teams)
Winner – Hong Kong
Runner up: Argentina
Other teams: England (3rd), South Africa (4th), Australia, Brazil, Chile, Canada, India, USA, France, New Zealand

2014 – Tianjin, China (12 teams)
Winner – England
Runner up: Hong Kong
Other teams: Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, France, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa, Spain, USA

2015 – Tianjin, China (12 teams)
Winner – Brazil
Runner up: USA
Other teams: Argentina (3rd), France (4th), Canada, Chile, England, Hong Kong, Mexico, Peru, New Zealand, Spain

2016 – Tianjin, China (6 Teams)
Winner – Hong Kong
Runner up: England
Other teams: Chile (3rd), Argentina (4th), Canada, France

2017 – Tianjin, China (6 Teams)
Winner – Argentina
Runner up: Hong Kong
Other teams: South Africa (3rd), England (4th),(5-3) Australia, USA.

FIP Super Nations Cup

Gathering four professional teams from the world's leading polo nations, this 24 goal tournament, one of the highest-goal international tournaments in the world, is held at Tianjin Goldin Metropolitan Polo Club, in Tianjin, China.

2012 – Tianjin, China – (4 teams)
Winner – Argentina
Runner-up: USA
Other teams: Hong Kong (3rd) and USA (4th)

2013 – Tianjin, China – (4 teams)
Winner – Hong Kong
Runner-up: England
Other teams: USA (3rd) and Argentina (4th)

2014 – Tianjin, China – (4 teams)
Winner – Hong Kong
Runner-up: England
Other teams: USA (3rd) and Argentina (4th)

The Ambassador's Cup
FIP Ambassadors work as a liaison between FIP and the individual countries. The position of Ambassador is to represent FIP, its goals and objectives, to his or her own country, and to work on behalf of the Federation in certain countries. The Ambassador is asked to fulfill specific goals set by the FIP President. Ambassadors are expected to support all FIP events with time, effort and horses. The rank of FIP Ambassador was created when the Federation was founded, with the objective of promoting the idea within their own Polo Association and thus increase interest in the sport. The Ambassadors have not only been a great success, in that they have helped to form a splendid international family of goodwill, but also because they help to foster good relations within the international polo community. FIP Ambassadors are instrumental in expanding polo across the globe and getting the FIP message across. "The idea of the Ambassadors was to get people in countries that were troublesome or not joining and get them to represent FIP. That's why they were called ambassadors," explains Holden. "They are very important people," he adds.

Within a few years of FIP's foundation, nineteen countries had signed up, with ten more provisional members. The main vehicle for recruiting new member countries was a series of tournaments that became known as Ambassador's Cups. These tournaments originated as a competition for FIP members and collaborators to engage them in the sport of polo beyond organizational issues. At the beginning the proposal was to play polo in different parts of the world, getting to know all the FIP friends and collaborators and inviting new people to start playing, to expand polo across the world.

One of the first Ambassador's Cups was held in Moscow with the idea of reviving the sport, which had been abolished by the Russian Revolution in 1918. The tournament was played as indoor polo in a circus tent since there were no fields. It took a lot of hard work to organize, but since then polo has begun to be played in Russia again and it is still growing.

Women's Nations Cup
WOMEN'S NATIONS CUP – ARGENTINA 2021
The 2021 Women's Nations Cup tournament was played between 12–16 December 2021, and involved three teams: Argentina. England and USA.

The tournament was played with a 16-22 handicap at Palermo Polo Fields.

Rosters
England (21)
Georgie Cunningham 0
Steph Haverhals 4
Milly Hine 7
Hazel Jackson 10

USA (21)
Cecelia Cochran 5
Dawn Jones 6
Meghan Gracida 3
Hope Arellano 7

Argentina (22)
Lia Salvo 10
Milagros Sanchez 7
Azucena Uranga 5
Paulina Vasquetto 0

See also

World Polo Championship
Horseball
Association of IOC Recognised International Sports Federations

References

External links
 Official website
 Recent article on polobarn.com
  USPA withdraws from FIP
 HPA withdraws from FIP
 Argentine Polo Assn withdraws from FIP
 https://www.worldpolo.com/
 http://www.argentinapolo.com/gauchos.html
 https://www.poloplus10.com/polo-associations-worldwide/

Polo
Polo organizations
Polo in the United States
Sports organizations established in 1982


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Razorback football preview, part one
Beau Wilcox
In what is becoming a Pearls preseason rite of summer, we're going back to a full-tilt weekly dissection of all things porcine up in the Ozarks, and that starts with breaking down the 2014 football schedule into three parts:
At Auburn, Aug. 30: This game was announced in such a way that it reeked of SEC schadenfreude. The ailing Hogs and the surging Tigers were moving toward opposite ends of the football Earth last year and then Arkansas fans got this whack in the gourd. Not only does Arkansas not get the usual luxury of a mid-major (or lesser) opener of prior years, but the whole effort to climb out of last fall's smoking crater starts on the road, against the near-defending national champs, against the onetime state golden boy Gus Malzahn.
As such, the nasty aftertaste of the 2013 season has given Razorback legions a poor chaser to begin anew. But let's not forget two abundantly obvious trends. One is that the Hogs started last season in very promising fashion with a dominating win over Louisiana-Lafayette, which ended up being a nine-win bowl team, and the offense clicked almost flawlessly that afternoon. Bret Bielema teams, in fact, have a fair history of opening well, and he's never lost the first game of a season in eight years as a head coach. Perhaps most inspiring, though, is that Jordan-Hare Stadium is one place the Hogs have never shown much fear of, and in 2002, 2006 and 2012, the Hogs won there in impressive fashion.
And the pressure squarely resides on the home team, which has a suspended starting quarterback (the length of such benching is unknown right now, but likely not long), the great burden of trying to replicate its success a year ago with some personnel changes on the offensive line and in the backfield, and a defense that still doesn't elicit fear in its opponent. Auburn fans are going to be happy to win this one and start off 1-0, and ironically, it's also going to be the catalyst for a better than expected year for the Hogs, too. Jonathan Williams has a career rushing day in this one and Brandon Allen performs competently, but the Tigers pull away late. Tigers 37, Hogs 27.
Nicholls State, Sept. 6: This is the lesser opener mentioned above, delayed by a week, but don't necessarily discount Nicholls. The Southland Conference squad jumped from one win in 2012 to four wins last fall, which certainly qualifies as improvement, and Arkansas had so much difficulty with Samford and lowly Southern Miss before the bottom fell out last year that easy triumph cannot be presumed here.
Arkansas won't be too sharp in this one either, actually unveiling some flaws in coverage that weren't as prevalent against Auburn. But the Hogs' offense will be buoyed by the strong first game showing and Allen has a career passing night in only three quarters of action before giving way to his little brother, Austin. Hogs 44, Colonels 17.
At Texas Tech, Sept. 13: The real nonconference curiosity of this season is this jaunt down to Lubbock, where Arkansas hasn't played in a quarter-century, to play Kliff Kingsbury's feverish passing attack. Last year, the Red Raiders started mightily under the rookie head coach, winning seven straight against clearly softer competition, then faded badly in a five-game skid that exposed the Raiders' sieve defense (they surrendered 243 points over five games) and finished up all right with a win over Arizona State in the Holiday Bowl. Tech is so bad defensively that even in those victories there were serious deficiencies, and that's what Jim Chaney will be trying to exploit in a variety of ways. It's your quintessential Big 12 team, with lots of decent athletes on the defensive side, but not enough general depth, discipline or stamina in place to stymie a well-orchestrated scheme. Chaney can put that together and should be able to capitalize on the weakest aspects of Tech's back seven with short throws and zone blocking runs.
This game strikes fear into Hog fans' hearts but we'll take the Razorbacks against this kind of squad. Alex Collins has a field day, and it's the best day of Hunter Henry's young career, too, with each scoring twice. Hogs 38, Red Raiders 31.
Northern Illinois, Sept. 20: If the Razorbacks caught Auburn at the worst time, they're getting the MAC's onetime elite Huskies at a much better juncture. All-everything quarterback Jordan Lynch is gone and there's been another coaching change at the top, so UNI has the look of a team in transition rather than a juggernaut in the making. That's not to dismiss the value of the skill players they return on both sides, or the fact that they've been a paragon of consistency in recent years despite numerous personnel changes, but Arkansas gets the nod here because the Huskies will still be finding out about themselves.
It'll be relatively close, but the Hogs are starting to see conditioning pay off in these hot early games. The sizzling turf in Fayetteville doesn't faze Korliss Marshall, who scores on a long run and a kickoff return, and it winds up being Arkansas's best performance of the first one-third of the year. We won't call it an unqualified rout, but thanks to a turnover-free effort and a healthy crowd that's been motivated to attend by the first three performances, Arkansas punctuates this portion of the season nicely and Trey Flowers gets his first career TD on a fumble return to close it out. Hogs 34, Huskies 17.
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Failure, frustration and poisoning? Stage 6 of Dakar 2023 threw more drama at competitors than a reality television series, but the stakes are high in the world's toughest motorsport event.
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LOS 7.26e Describe how the cash flow statement is linked to the income statement and the balance sheet. Example Given the following data, compute the cash flow from investing.... The direct method cash flow statement is informal that it shows all of the main operating cash receipts and payments during the accounting period by the experts. It lists the cash inflows which usually came from customers and cash outflows which went, typically employees, retailers, etc.
This study explores the determinants and incremental usefulness of the direct method operating cash flow disclosures in a voluntary setting (the U.S.), where the net benefits of such disclosures are most likely to pertain.
Format of the Cash Flow Statement: Discussion of Direct and Indirect Formats Since the Statement of Cash Flows is a relatively new edition to the Financial Statement set or reports, the methods and formats used for the reporting are just as new.


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16 July 2013, 10:55 | Updated: 16 July 2013, 12:07
Actress and TV presenter Lynda Bellingham has been diagnosed with cancer.
The 65 year old, who shot to fame in the 1980s TV adverts for Oxo, has pulled out of a theatre tour so she can have treatment.
Further details of her condition has not been made public.
The tour of 'A Passionate Woman' would have seen Lynda perform at Northampton's Derngate Theatre in March 2014. The Royal and Derngate are now contacting people who have booked tickets to arrange refunds.
The co-producers of the play say due to medical treatment it would not be possible for Lynda to commit to a national tour at this time.
She is expected though to return to the production later in 2014.
Lynda said: "I'm devastated not to be able to honour my commitments to the play this year, but having toured many times before, I'm aware of the sheer stamina needed, and I need to prioritise my recovery. That said, nothing's going to stop me coming back next year, and I can't wait to be 'a passionate woman'."
Daniel Evans, Artistic Director of Sheffield Theatres, added, "A Passionate Woman is an extraordinary play about an extraordinary woman, and that woman is Lynda Bellingham. She is the heart of this production, and it's inconceivable that we would do it without her. Our priority is to Lynda and her health, and we look forward to welcoming her back soon."
The Royal and Derngate have told Heart that their "thoughts and best wishes are of course with Lynda at this difficult time."


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2 dozen students, faculty shave heads for St. Baldrick's Foundation
Nearly two dozen students, faculty and community members shaved their heads on Wednesday for a good cause.The ...
Posted: Mar 29, 2018 3:37 PM
Updated: Mar 29, 2018 3:37 PM
Nearly two dozen students, faculty and community members shaved their heads on Wednesday for a good cause.
The event happened at Platt Technical High School in Milford and benefited the St. Baldrick's Foundation.
"I feel pretty good, I feel light-headed," said Tiffany Aguilar, a junior at Platt Technical High School.
The volunteer and donor-powered charity is committed to supporting research to find cures for childhood cancers.
"This started my sophomore year so this is my third year doing it," said Evan Murray, a senior.
The school's media center was packed as the hairdressing students turned full heads of hair into buzz cuts.
For those participating, however, they said it was the least they could do to support the cause.
"It's a great turnout here, so I'm very pleased. It's very humbling," said Kraig Swanson, plumbing and heating department, Emmett O'Brien Technical High School. "It's how to spend my prep period wisely."
Some students said they were nervous at first.
"It's going to grow back though, it's just hair," said Jeramiah Figueroa, a sophomore.
In year's past, the event has raised more than $6,000.
As of noon time, they hit roughly $2,400.
"A dollar, 5 cents, anything helps," said Anya Farber, a special education teacher.
City council member shaves city's logo into her head
This university is arming students and faculty with hockey pucks in case of a shooting
Contract for departing MSU president includes faculty job, lifetime perks
Lehigh University faculty vote to pull Trump's honorary degree
Faculty seeks USC president's ouster over campus gynecologist scandal
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Seattle Children's announces temporary suspension of COVID-19 testing for the community
January 11, 2022 | Announcements, Health and Safety, News
Due to a shortage of testing reagents combined with a surge in demand for testing, we must temporarily decrease the number of COVID-19 tests administered at Seattle Children's. We have temporarily suspended COVID-19 testing for the community. Effective immediately, we are not accepting referrals from primary care providers for COVID-19 testing.
An Update on COVID-19 and Our Hospital Capacity
January 5, 2022 | Announcements, Health and Safety, News
Seattle Children's system-wide number of positive COVID-19 swabs has been approximately doubling every week for the past four weeks and is about three times higher than any other time in the pandemic. Not only are the raw numbers increasing but our positivity rate has gone from about 2% a few weeks ago to nearly 20% last week.
Progress Update on Seattle Children's Anti-Racism Work
January 5, 2022 | Announcements, News
A message from Seattle Children's Executive Leadership Team
On December 9, 2021, Seattle Children's released the first quarterly progress report on our Health Equity and Anti-Racism Action Plan. The quarterly report is part of Seattle Children's commitment to accountability as we systematically dismantle racism within the organization. There are eight recommendations in the action plan, each with action working towards a desired outcome.
High Patient Surge Strains Hospital and Emergency Department: How You Can Help
December 1, 2021 | Announcements, Health and Safety, News, Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
After a dip in census over the Thanksgiving holiday, the Emergency Department (ED) and the hospital had a high surge of patients on Monday, November 29. The ED was at 200% capacity Monday evening with a mental health surge of 16 patients (40% of the normal ED bed capacity).
COVID-19 Update on Boosters and Referrals for Antibody Infusion
December 1, 2021 | Announcements, Health and Safety, News
Boosters Now Available at Main Campus
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has removed qualifying criteria to expand who can get the COVID-19 vaccine booster doses for extended immunity. Seattle Children's now is able to administer booster doses under an emergency use authorization to any individual who is 18 years and older and has:
Received two doses of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine at least six months ago
Received the single-dose Janssen vaccine at least two months ago
Pilot: Newborn Screening Test for Wilson Disease Begins Nov. 1
November 3, 2021 | Announcements, News
A newborn screening test for Wilson disease is being trialed in Washington beginning November 1 in a pilot study that Dr. Sihoun Hahn hopes will lead to diagnosing infants across the country who have this life-threatening but easily treated disease.
Anti-Racism Work at Seattle Children's: Workforce Focus Groups Underway
Between October 23 and November 5, we are conducting 20 online focus group sessions with a diverse cross-section of Seattle Children's workforce to solicit input on our Health Equity and Anti-Racism Action Plan (English and Spanish) and inform and prioritize our next steps. The groups are being led by an external, independent firm.
Special Update: Strains On Our ED and Inpatient Capacity – Your Help Requested
October 20, 2021 | Announcements, News
From: Dr. Brianna Enriquez, Medical Director of Emergency Management and Dr. Elaine Albert, Medical Director, Inpatient Access
In the last week, there has been a large increase in Emergency Department (ED) visits due to a combination of respiratory illnesses, mental health and COVID-19. The ED is functioning at 150% capacity on average. The ED team is using every available space to treat patients, including the lobby, a converted storage area and tents. Approximately 33% of ED bed space is being used for patients with mental and behavioral health issues.
Fetal Intervention and Surgery Is Now Available at Seattle Children's
October 6, 2021 | Announcements, News
Effective October 1, 2021, Seattle Children's is proud to announce our expanded Fetal Care and Treatment Center.
The Center includes the only fetal intervention and surgery program in the Northwest, as well as advanced diagnostic and testing options, dedicated care coordination, the most comprehensive pediatric medical and surgical experts in the region and robust support services. Dr. Mark Lewin will lead the Center.
Introducing Our New Type 2 Diabetes Clinic
Seattle Children's Endocrinology and Diabetes is pleased to announce our new clinic created exclusively for pediatric patients with type 2 diabetes.
Why A Clinic Just for Type 2 Patients
Type 2 diabetes is increasing in the youth population. It affects people from a range of ethnic and racial groups and at all social and economic levels. Patients with type 2 diabetes need a multidisciplinary team to help achieve glycemic targets and lifestyle goals. Diabetes education and self-management skills are an essential component to this clinic.


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Jenkins, John S. ([188-?]). Explorations and adventures in and around the Pacific and Antarctic [sic] Oceans : being the voyage of the U.S. exploring squadron, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes of the U.S. Navy, in 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841 and 1842, together with explorations and discoveries made by Admiral D'Urville, Captain Ross, and other navigators and travelers, and an account of the expedition to the Dead Sea, under Lieutenant Lynch. New York : Hurst
Jenkins, John S. Explorations and adventures in and around the Pacific and Antarctic [sic] Oceans : being the voyage of the U.S. exploring squadron, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes of the U.S. Navy, in 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841 and 1842, together with explorations and discoveries made by Admiral D'Urville, Captain Ross, and other navigators and travelers, and an account of the expedition to the Dead Sea, under Lieutenant Lynch / by John S. Jenkins Hurst New York [188-?]
Jenkins, John S. [188-?], Explorations and adventures in and around the Pacific and Antarctic [sic] Oceans : being the voyage of the U.S. exploring squadron, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes of the U.S. Navy, in 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841 and 1842, together with explorations and discoveries made by Admiral D'Urville, Captain Ross, and other navigators and travelers, and an account of the expedition to the Dead Sea, under Lieutenant Lynch / by John S. Jenkins Hurst New York
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Jenkins, John S. (John Stilwell), 1818-1852
New York : Hurst, [188-?]
Previously published as : United States exploring expeditions.
United States Exploring Expedition (1838-1842) | Oceania -- Discovery and exploration. | South America -- Description and travel. | Palestine -- Description and travel.
United States exploring expeditions.
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Voyage of the U.S. exploring squadron, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes, of the United States Navy, i...
Recent exploring expeditions to the Pacific and the South Seas under the American, English, and French g...
Voyage of the U.S. exploring squadron, commanded by Captain Charles Wilkes, in 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, a...
United States Exploring Expedition : by authority of Congress