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Kissos is a village full of lush vegetation, with chestnut trees and verdurous ivies. The most important attraction of the village of Kissos is the church of Saint Marina which is considered to be the most beautiful church in Pelion. From here begins the hiking trail that leads to the village of Hania Pelion. Kissos has hotels and restaurants.
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Afissos is one of the seaside villages of Pelion and has been developed in recent years with remarkable infrastructure of hotels, rooms, restaurants. Afyssos offers easy access to both the sea and Mount Pelion, being the ideal place for relaxing holidays throughout the year.
Agios Lavrentios is one of the villages of Western Pelion with magnificent views and great architectural interest. The village of Agios Lavrentios has a long history dating back to the Ottoman era with significant religious interest of that time. The village has beautiful inns and hotels that will make...
The seaside village of Horefto is located at the foothills of Mount Pelion. The big beautiful wide sandy beach is the main cause of the special tourist traffic of Horefto offering easy access to both sea and mountain. The village has been developed with hotels, guesthouses and restaurants.
Horto is one of the most beautiful beaches in Pelion, with crystal clear waters facing the Gulf of Pagasitikos. It is the ideal destination for holidays throughout the year. It offers good food in restaurants and taverns and accommodation in beautiful hotels, hostels and apartments.
The advantageous position of the village of Kala Nera, allows visitors to enjoy the sea during the summer months but also be able to visit the villages of Mount Pelion and Pelion ski center during winter. It offers good food in restaurants and taverns and accommodation in beautiful hotels and apartments.
Kato Gatzea is a village in short distance of the city of Volos and lovely beach with traditional houses, modern hotels, nice restaurants surrounded by olive groves and flower gardens, on the foothills of Mount Pelion.
Kissos is a village full of lush vegetation, with chestnut trees and verdurous ivies. The most important attraction of the village of Kissos is the church of Saint Marina which is considered to be the most beautiful church in Pelion. From here begins the hiking trail that leads to the village of Hania...
Makrinitsa is one of the most beautiful villages of Pelion because of its unique architectural character. It is found 17 km away from the city of Volos. It has a large tourist development and enjoys a place in the list with the favorite destinations in Greece.
Milies is beautiful historic village of Mount Pelion that is said to have been founded by residents of the village Milies in Evia, who fled there to escape from pirates' raids. Milies is the top winter destinations in Pelion with a great variety of hostels, taverns, restaurants and hotels.
Milina is a beautiful seaside village in the southern Pelion and a spectacular resort with great beaches and crystal clear sea. Milina has traditional taverns with fresh fish and beautiful hotels and apartments.
Mouresi is one of the most beautiful villages of Pelion, situated at an altitude of 420 m with a lovely cobbled paved square. Mouresi is the ideal holiday place for lovers of nature. The area has been developed with hotels, guesthouses and restaurants.
The village of Portaria is also known as the "gate of Pelion" because it is village of Pelion which is closer to the city of Volos. Portaria has impressive restored mansions and receives a lot of tourists in the hotels, rooms, taverns, restaurants.
The village of Tsagarada spreads out in four districts: Taxiarhis, Agia Paraskevi, Agios Stefanos and Agia Kyriaki. The landscape of Tsagarada is a combination of mountain and sea with old mansions, stone paved alleyways, chestnut trees and the deep blue of the Aegean Sea. It offers good food in restaurants...
The village of Vizitsa is one of the best preserved villages in Pelion with imposing mansions and panoramic views of the Pagasitikos Gulf with easy access to the Ski Center. Vyzitsa offers good food in restaurants and taverns and accommodation in beautiful hotels and hostels.
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Morton Grove, IL (March 7, 2012) /PRNewswire/ — Grocery freezers will soon get a triple boost of probiotic power with a trio of new good-for-you cultured frozen dairy treats from Lifeway Foods, Inc., (NASDAQ: LWAY). The lineup includes a new frozen push-up version of Lifeway's ProBugs™ probiotic beverages for children, new flavors of Lifeway Frozen Kefir, and brand new Greek Style Fro-Yo capitalizing on the burgeoning popularity of Greek yogurt.
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Lifeway Frozen Kefir was considered the highlight of last year's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in New York. Launched in Strawberry, Pomegranate, Mango and Original — new flavors Pumpkin, Chocolate and Dulce de Leche are joining the ranks this season. Featuring all-natural ingredients and 10 probiotic cultures, this tart and tangy frozen yogurt alternative has 90 calories, 1 gram of fat per serving and is 99% lactose-free as well as gluten-free. Al Roker and Hungry Girl creator Lisa Lillien showcased the line on the Today Show this Monday, March 5 as a great guilt free snack.
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Lifeway Foods, Inc. (LWAY), recently named one of Fortune Small Business' Fastest Growing Companies for the fifth consecutive year, is America's leading supplier of the cultured dairy products known as kefir and organic kefir. Lifeway Kefir is a dairy beverage that contains 10 exclusive live and active probiotic cultures plus ProBoost™. In addition to its line of Kefir products, the company produces a variety of Frozen Kefir and probiotic cheese products. Lifeway also sells frozen kefir, kefir smoothies and kefir parfaits through its Starfruit™ retail stores. For more information, visit http://www.lifewaykefir.com or follow Lifeway Foods on Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Flickr or YouTube.


International supply chain provider SBS Worldwide has appointed Tammy Copping to the newly created role of Human Resources Manager.
Over the past several years SBS has experienced unprecedented growth, which has stemmed from the quality of staff within the organisation. This appointment continues the company's commitment to developing its most important assets.
In her new role, Tammy Copping has been tasked with supporting the senior management team and staff at SBS by looking at ways to further improve human resource best practices in order to meet additional predicted growth.
"I'm hitting the ground running by getting actively involved with recruitment, inductions, communications, employee engagement activities, as well as training and development," Tammy Copping says.
SBS Worldwide Group Chairman Steve Walker adds: "At SBS we take our staff needs very seriously. It is only by recruiting and retaining the best staff in the industry, that we can offer our customers the award winning services we do.
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It's time for chopped liver to make a comeback. I mean think about it: chefs flaunt their charcuterie and pâtés at places like Bar Boulud in New York and Salt's Cure here in L.A. And what is chopped liver if not liver pâté's chunky Jewish cousin? I grew up eating the stuff–my grandmother used to warn (as I mentioned in this old post), "Don't eat that, it's an organ meat!"–and to this day I'm not quite sure what she meant by that. But you'll be surprised–if you put this on your coffee table with some crackers and a few whisky drinks (Craig made Manhattans) it'll get quickly gobbled up.


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Employer Confidence Hits 21-Month High
Posted by Andre Mayer on Jun 3, 2014 9:47:00 AM
Confidence among Massachusetts employers surged to its highest level in 21 months during May, raising expectations that hiring and capital investment will follow.
The Associated Industries of Massachusetts Business Confidence Index rose 1.8 points to 54.8, its highest reading since August 2012 (55.2).
"With its gains in April and May, the Index appears to have broken out of the narrow range within which it had fluctuated for the previous 18 months," said Raymond G. Torto, global Chairman of research at CBRE and Chair of AIM's Board of Economic Advisors (BEA).
"Economic conditions have been improving at the state and national levels, and in fact globally, but until now sentiment among Massachusetts employers has lagged behind. As a higher level of confidence becomes established, we should see more investment and job creation in our commonwealth."
The rise in employer confidence crossed industry sectors, company sizes and regions of the commonwealth. Even small businesses, which have been far more bearish than larger employers throughout the recovery, tilted toward the positive side in May.
Business confidence had been treading in a narrow range around neutral for the past 18 months as a sluggish recovery and fiscal battles in Washington left employers reluctant to take risks. The three-month confidence rally comes amid accelerating job growth that has reduced the U.S. unemployment rate and boosted Massachusetts job levels to an all-time high. The Massachusetts economy grew at an estimated 2.6 percent annual rate in the first quarter after surging 4.4 percent during the final three months of 2013.
The Current Index, tracking employers' assessment of existing business conditions, added 2.1 points from April to 53.5, while the Future Index, measuring expectations for the next six months, rose 1.6 to 56.1.
"These results, though only moderately positive, look reasonably good against the background of the national economy's uneven performance so far this year," remarked Fred Breimyer, regional economist at the FDIC. "Among survey respondents, expectations of stability and growth are now predominating over fear of uncertainty."
The U.S. Index of business conditions prevailing nationally rose 3.3 points in May to 49.7, and the Massachusetts Index of conditions within the commonwealth was up three points to 53.0.
"The U.S. Index, although literally neutral, is at its best level since October 2007, which was its last reading above 50 (51.0)," Breimyer said. "Also, it is worth noting that the national index has been below its state counterpart every month for five years."
The Company Index, which measures survey respondents' overall confidence in the situations of their own operations, added a point in May to 57.1. The Sales Index gained 1.9 points to 58.2, while the Employment Index, after surging in April, held at 54.8.
Richard C. Lord, President and Chief Executive Officer at AIM, said the AIM index underscores the important of policymakers creating a stable economic environment for employers.
"We are on the right course," he concluded, "and we should stay the course. Concluding the debate about UI reform and enacting a constructive jobs bill that does not change the current policy on non-compete agreements would end the session on a positive note. The best public policy right now is to avoid rocking the boat."
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Manabu Yukawa, the physicist known as 'Detective Galileo,' has traveled to Hariguara, a once-popular summer resort town that has fallen on hard times. He is there to speak at a conference on a planned underwater mining operation, which has sharply divided the town. One faction is against the proposed operation, concerned about the environmental impact on the area, known for its pristine waters. The other faction, seeing no future in the town as it is, believes its only hope lies in the development project.
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As the police try to uncover where Tsukahara was killed and why, Yukawa finds himself enmeshed in yet another confounding case of murder. In a series of twists as complex and surprising as any in Higashino's brilliant, critically acclaimed work, Galileo uncovers the hidden relationship behind the tragic events that led to this murder.


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The Bullhorn Mentality
by Seb Matthews | Feb 10, 2018 | Azure, BoardRoom, Microsoft
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I was recently making some changes to my LinkedIn profile, nothing out of the ordinary there, I guess. Seeking inspiration I decided to go take a peek at some of the profiles of my peers as I was pondering sprucing up my tag-line.
Exploring, clicking and browsing from associate to associate, I noticed something that had previously evaded me — there are fewer people doing any actual work.
What made me think this?
The sheer number of daft titles and tag-lines.
In less than ten minutes I came across half a dozen 'Thought Leaders', three 'mavens', a number of 'ninjas', a handful of 'rock stars' and even a 'guru'.
What in the blazes are all these? Who the heck is doing the actual work?
Whatever happened to the 'Sales Manager', the 'Software Developer', the 'Marketing Exec.' or the plain-old 'CEO'?
I will tell you what happened to them — self-proclaimed marketing happened to them.
The Bullhorn Mentality is born.
Folks now believe it is no longer good enough to be be proud of and factual about what they do. Belief now exists that it is necessary to be flamboyantly public, bullshitty and noisy about it — even if these proclamations are in the eye of the author only.
LinkedIn profiles now seem to be about being shouty, shouty and thrice shouty with an almost total disregard for what is being shouted — the Bullhorn Mentality.
The trend of fewer folks just stating on their profiles what it is they actually do is becoming a plague and is a surefire sign of the times.
Everybody is planning for the future. Permanently.
Don't get me wrong. I get it. LinkedIn is a platform for self-promotion. It's a platform for your next role, a calling card for that next speaking gig or media quote. Believe me, I get that. I recognize that in a comical, borderline ironic way, the act of writing this post is me being shouty, right? Perhaps.
All his life has he looked away… to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was… what he was doing.
When Jedi Master Yoda is talking with shimmery Ben Kenobi (in the middle third of The Empire Strikes Back for you under-rock dwellers) he perfectly describes the foundation of my gripe. The seeming lack of understanding that if you focus on now, the future will take care of itself.
Platforms like LinkedIn provide means of exposure for everybody so the lack of focus in the present is becoming relentless. This is the crux my gripe.
Nobody is taking pride in what they're doing and the fact they're doing it well. So focused are they on self-promotion for the future that in an effort to buff up, LinkedIn members are just writing nonsense into their profiles.
Blatant self-promotion? Moi?
Let's look at the term 'Thought Leader'. It's laughable. Trust me. You are NOT a 'Thought Leader'. Thought Leadership status is earned. It's 'voted on' by your peers. It's awarded, in a manner of speaking. If you're writing it about yourself you're not even Thought Leader material in my view. Best case? You're a 'Thought Repeater', a serial re-tweeter in more than 280 characters.
Let's examine being a 'maven'. Just look at how Gladwell (in his book 'The Tipping Point') defines the usage — '(a maven is) often the first to become aware of new or nascent trends' — it's pretty likely you're not even first in the queue in Starbucks, let alone in identifying trends in your given field.
Let's think about being a 'ninja'. Nope. You've failed. Silence, invisibility, misdirection — all traits of a ninja — by drawing attention to being one, ninja you ain't.
What about 'rock star'? If you're the front for (or for that matter a musician in) a band with at least 10 million unit sales, I'll allow it. If not, you need to be 'renowned or revered in your field of accomplishment' [//wiktionary.org/rockstar] so think Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking or Sheldon Cooper like status. No? Fail.
My, what a big chopper!
In writing this, I was reminded of an anecdote. For the life of me, I cannot recall when or where I heard this story, but I do like it.
Folks are at a party. A fancy party. In a fancy, fancy house. The party is in full swing when a helicopter flies over and lands on the lawn at the rear of the house. A man and a tall lady step out and stride confidently up the steps into the house. Greeted by the host, they get a drink and mingle. Awe struck, one of the hired servers asks the man, "Is that your helicopter?" The man smiles, "Sure is!" Impressed, the server continues, "What do you do to make enough money to have your own helicopter?" Smiling again, the man responds with a wink "I'm in sales." Later on, after the guests have left, the host is thanking the staff and says to the curious server "I hear you spoke with Rupert?" "Rupert?" replied the server. "Yeah, the guy in the helicopter was Rupert Murdoch, the media guy…"
The point is clear. Murdoch. A global player, mover and shaker, influencer and some would say 'total bastard' saw himself very simply. He was a 'sales guy' and he knew he was good at it, so he was proud of it.
Let's go back to basics with LinkedIn.
Be proud of what you do and why you do it. Be honest about what you do in that pride.
If you sell, say it. If you program computers, say it. If you makes cups and saucers, say it.
Let's de-bullshit-ify our profiles. Let's say what we do. Let's take pride in our chosen vocations. Let's be less focused on saying we're leaders, experts and 'keynote speakers' and increase our pride in the fact we're workers. Hard workers. Workers focused on the now, knowing the future will take care of itself.


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K2-3d, also known as EPIC 201367065 d, is a confirmed exoplanet of probable mini-Neptune
type orbiting the red dwarf star K2-3, and the outermost of three such planets discovered in the system. It is located  away from Earth in the constellation of Leo. The exoplanet was found by using the transit method, in which the dimming effect that a planet causes as it crosses in front of its star is measured. It was the first planet in the Kepler "Second Light" mission to receive the letter "d" designation for a planet. Its discovery was announced in January 2015.

Characteristics

Mass, radius, density and temperature
K2-3d is a super-Earth or a Mini-Neptune, meaning it has a mass and radius bigger than Earth's, but smaller than that of the ice giants Uranus and Neptune. It has a surface temperature of  and a radius of 1.6 . The planet is likely to be a mini-Neptune, with no solid surface. While originally estimated to have a very high density, recent analysis of HARPS data in 2018 have constrained the mass to less than 4  to a 1σ confidence. This corresponds to a relatively low density, similar to that of Neptune, suggesting a very large volatile layer and significantly reducing the potential habitability of the world.

Host star
The planet orbits a (M-type) red dwarf star named K2-3, orbited by a total of three known planets, of which K2-3d has the longest orbital period. The star has a mass of 0.60  and a radius of 0.56 . It has a temperature of 3896 K and is about 1 billion years old. In comparison, the Sun is 4.6 billion years old and has a surface temperature of 5778 K.

The star's apparent magnitude, or how bright it appears from Earth's perspective, is 12.168. Therefore, it is too dim to be seen with the naked eye.

Orbital statistics
K2-3d orbits its host star, which has about 6% of the Sun's luminosity, with an orbital period of 44 days and an orbital radius of about 0.2 times that of Earth (compared to the distance of Mercury from the Sun, which is about 0.38 AU).

Habitability
The planet orbits on the edge of the inner (empirical) habitable zone, a region where, with the proper atmospheric properties and pressure, liquid water may exist on the surface of the planet. However, it is very likely tidally locked to its star, with one side facing towards its star in scorching heat, and the opposite side in bitter darkness. Despite this, there is an area – the terminator line – where the surface temperatures may be comfortable enough to support liquid water. However, given that most models of the habitable zone parameters put K2-3d slightly beyond the inner edge of the habitable zone, it is likely to be too hot even at the terminator line and thus not habitable at all. Plus, the high gravity caused by the density of K2-3d would further hinder its habitability. Also, the stellar flux for the planet is an abnormally high 1.4 times that of Earth, which could result in surface temperatures of up to  because of a runaway greenhouse effect.

Discovery
The planet, along with the other two known planets in the K2-3 system, was announced in early January 2015 as part of the first results from the second mission of the Kepler spacecraft. With this, it was the first multiplanetary system of the mission as well.

See also
 List of potentially habitable exoplanets

References

Exoplanets discovered in 2015
Transiting exoplanets
K2-3 system
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Super-Earths in the habitable zone
Leo (constellation)

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Trevor G. Potter grew up in southwestern Ohio, but his travels have taken him to many a destination. Having lived and worked in Michigan, Hawaii, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico, he has seen his fair share of the road. After finishing college he left for the mountains of Wyoming and then on to Colorado where he worked as a brewmaster, a ranch worker, a radio programmer and personality and a professional musician. He also spent time putting his education in anthropology to use as a seasonal park ranger in Chaco Canyon New Mexico. He currently lives in Steamboat Springs Colorado.
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When Bitcoin became the biggest headline in business news in late 2017 and prices skyrocketed, the Bitcoin mining industry wasn't far behind. As prices climbed and sailed past $10,000, Bitcoin miners multiplied across the globe and they're still going strong today.
Bitcoin mining uses an incredible amount of energy. At the rate of the most recent estimate, Bitcoin mining was using 54.2 TWh annually, though the rate of energy consumption continues to rise. That's $150,000 worth of energy consumption every day.
Bitcoin is mined through the use of supercomputers to verify Bitcoin transactions – compiling them into blocks and then solving a difficult computational puzzle. As more and more computers engage in Bitcoin mining, the energy consumption becomes astronomical. Even if Bitcoin's prices today are no longer grabbing headlines, they're significantly higher than they were a year ago, and that's keeping energy consumption high.
Bitcoin's ups and downs will be familiar to those who invest in precious metals like gold and silver, as will the desire to use a currency not backed by fiat. Bitcoin has established itself as a digital alternative to gold, whereas investors today buy gold to hedge against inflation (rather than use gold for transactions). That's where the real power of Bitcoin and blockchain technology lies. Gold and silver may be more reliable stores of value, but the future of business transactions lives in blockchain technology.
There may also be a lesson in gold and silver mining for blockchain technology. As the cost of silver mining has steadily increased despite relatively low, stable prices, a supply shortage has been slowly brewing. Whether or not Bitcoin can handle its energy crisis is a big question. Bitcoin miners are a global, varied group of individuals and companies with varying levels of assets. They have to make the switch to clean energy on their own. If Bitcoin values drop significantly as energy costs remain high, it could mean trouble for the original cryptocurrency.
The repercussions of the energy crisis going unsolved could be serious for blockchain technology, but there is hope. The technology behind Bitcoin is even more exciting than the cryptocurrency itself, it's a distributed ledger technology. In addition to Bitcoin, blockchain will be the source of many innovations that will change how businesses conduct transactions. As a decentralized information storage space, it can be used to store transfers for all kinds of assets, including money, goods like precious metals, and property. Verified by the peer-to-peer community, blockchain could enable paying taxes and even voting. It may be the first decentralized source of trust behind business transactions and it's the backbone of smart contracts to automatically release payments. Blockchain technology will store 10% of global GDP by 2027.
Blockchain need not follow Bitcoin down the path of out-of-control energy consumption. One of the reasons Bitcoin mining is so energy intensive is the "proof of work" system. Proof of work is a system in which Bitcoin miners determine a signature to verify transactions based on three things. These are the signature of the previous block, the new transactions ledger, and a random number. Finding the random number uses a huge amount of resources and essentially Bitcoin rewards whoever uses the most computational resources.
An alternative called proof of stake could rescue the rest of blockchain technology. Proof of stake selects validators based on deposit size. This is based on the size of the assets in business transactions. With cryptocurrencies like Ethereum switching to proof of stake, it will soon be thoroughly tested.
If your business is ready to change the way it manages transactions, check out blockchain solutions like SAP's cloud-based BaaS (blockchain-as-a-service) technology. Everything from contracts to investments to buying and selling gold and silver will be conducted using blockchain networks. Blockchain goes well beyond energy-heavy Bitcoin mining. In a matter of years, no business will be able to avoid blockchain transactions at any level.
As for Bitcoin's energy crisis (and its repercussions on blockchain-as-a-service), clean energy investments could also intervene. Remember when Google announced it used enough fossil fuel-based energy to power 200,000 homes? By 2017, Google had invested in enough clean energy to completely offset its carbon footprint. As Bitcoin matures and the cryptocurrency mining industry comes into the mainstream, clean energy alternatives will intervene to help make blockchain more cost-effective.


The first tender spears of asparagus are always a welcome sight at the farmers market, a sign that spring is on its way. But some of that seasonal excitement is fading, now that bunches can be found on grocery store shelves throughout the winter.
"Asparagus has become available year round, whereas before it was just a springtime crop in the United States," says Roscoe Zuckerman of Zuckerman's Farm, whose asparagus season typically runs about 16 weeks, from February through May.
The recent influx of Mexican asparagus has farmers like Roscoe worried about the future. A fourth-generation asparagus and potato grower in Stockton, he farms about 260 acres of asparagus, a number that has been decreasing over the years as the wholesale market has shifted. His grandfather once grew 4,500 acres of green and white spears.
Because the costs of harvest are so high, he has been cutting his losses by doing something no farmer wants to do: disking viable crop, which means cutting spears and leaving them in the field. "How can you grow a crop and not be able to sell it?" he laments.
Asparagus was first planted in California in the 1850s in the fertile Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, and the state still leads the nation in asparagus production. But acreage has been in decline in recent years. According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, there were 12,000 acres of asparagus in 2012, down from 29,000 in 2003.
"The asparagus industry in our area is dying a slow death," says Roscoe.
Over the last two decades, free trade agreements like NAFTA have contributed to this shift, dramatically changing what's on the American plate. The glut of imports has created a year-round expectation for cheap asparagus, tomatoes, raspberries, and other seasonal crops.
While global trade seems like a win in terms of food availability and access, particularly in colder parts of the US, the elimination of tariffs means that wholesale prices have fallen, making it difficult for US growers to compete with countries like Mexico and Peru. Today, more and more Americans are eating asparagus, but it is estimated that imports make up as much as 90 percent of the market.
Though it is referred to in the industry simply at "grass," asparagus has historically been considered an aristocrat of the plant kingdom, commanding higher prices than most vegetables. Few consumers understand the patience and hard work that go into growing this unusual perennial crop.
Planting asparagus "crowns" is a significant time investment for farmers, as new plants must establish themselves for two or three years in the ground before producing harvestable shoots. Once mature, the plants may be harvested for up to 20 years, but only about half a pound of spears may be picked from each plant over the course of a season.
On hot days, asparagus can grow upwards of 7 inches a day, which means that Roscoe may be sending workers out into the field to harvest from the same plants within 18 to 24 hours.
Harvesting asparagus is one of the more labor-intensive jobs in agriculture. Roscoe estimates that every spear is touched by human hands about 20 times from field to market, as it is cut, picked up, passed down rows, put in piles, and eventually sorted by size in the packing shed. Thick shoots come from younger, stronger plants, while the thin shoots are from older plants.
Second-generation farmer Thaddeus Barsotti of Capay Organic, which grows 60 acres of organic asparagus for direct sales as well as wholesale markets, estimates that his asparagus harvest costs are 30 to 50% of the total production cost.
A discrepancy in labor standards is a significant factor in the higher price of locally grown asparagus. Zuckerman's conventionally grown asparagus sells for $3.50 a bunch at the farmers market, while Capay's organic asparagus is $5.
"In California, we're required to pay minimum wage and we have Cal/OSHA responsibilities," explains Thaddeus. "These things are important, and they are also expensive." According to Roscoe, a Mexican laborer gets paid $10 a day.
In a depressed wholesale asparagus market, both Zuckerman's Farm and Capay Organic rely heavily on farmers markets and CSAs to keep their sales afloat. "The only business that I can make money at is farmers markets, which includes restaurant trade," says Roscoe. He estimates that farmers markets make up half of his business.
Farmers markets also offer the opportunity to communicate the freshness of a locally grown product that is harvested the day before market, in contrast to asparagus that has traveled thousands of miles and may be a week old before it hits market shelves.
Support Zuckerman's Farm on Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday and Capay Organic on Saturday at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market.
See for yourself how Zuckerman's asparagus is grown and harvested on our next farm tour on April 13. Buy tickets now.
Roscoe Zuckerman photo by Tory Putnam. Thaddeus Barsotti photo courtesy of Capay Organic.


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Interview: Sinai Planum
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Jan : My now late uncle was a big music fan and even was a singer in a metal band. He got me into music at a very early age. He would always rip me CD compilations of hits, especially electronic music. My mother was an avid jazz listener. She had those cassettes of jazz radio programs that she illegally recorded. I remember I knew each one by heart at the end. Also my family got me little-sized instruments so I could express my three year-old fury. At 6, I was playing on my first DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)-like program called Rave Ejay which made me love audio production since then.
I don't really see myself without music. It's such an important part of my identity. I think I would probably be a more dedicated neuro-engineer, as it's what I'm studying right now.
Alex K. : Both of my parents are artists ; my dad a musician and my mom a comedian. So naturally I was pushed to learn an instrument. As my uncle was a big U2 fan I chose to learn the guitar. I took lessons on and off but my interest in guitar and music grew when I decided to try bass. I realised most of the time when I was listening to music it was the bass line that I hummed and that's what motivated me to give it a try and I loved it immediately. I've grown up with music and I can't see myself without it, there's not a day I'm not listening to new music. As for what I would do otherwise.. I think I would be in visual art, photography, film making or something like that because it's the second thing I do most after music.
Alex C. : I've been listening to a lot of music since I was very young. I can still picture my much younger self dancing and singing in the living room on the very first Gorillaz CD. As for the instruments, I had an electronic keyboard at home and started to play some known melodies by trial and error. Also, I spent loads of time playing Guitar Hero which made me discover a lot of classic Rock tunes and the feeling of having some sort of a direct interaction with the music itself. I later decided to get to the real stuff and took guitar lessons for a couple of years until I joined Jan and Loic in my first ever band experience. Same as Loic, I can't really see myself without music as a means of expression. I probably would have been a lot more into sports.
Loïc : I always wanted to play music and especially the piano except that the lessons were full at the school where I wanted to start. So I started playing drums and I am very happy about it because today it is my most precious means of expression. It is difficult for me to imagine a life without playing any instrument but I would surely have done more sport.
What do you like to do when you're not playing music and how does that influence your creativity?
We all like to see our friends and have a good time hanging out and generally when we're not playing, we're listening to music. Every week at least one member of the band comes back with new songs he had discovered and it never stops influencing us.
We've been playing together for three years now, but really we've been the most active since 2019. The release of our first single "Burn The Hideaway" really allowed us to move forward, find gig dates and go back to the studio a few months later to record our first EP.
We have our studio in Perroy, a small but pretty little town near Lausanne in Switzerland. We are lucky because this region has a very rich cultural scene and has an incredibly high density of big festivals like the Montreux Jazz or Paléo. We don't think that the current Swiss rock scene influences us a lot because we mainly listen to bands from other countries, but knowing that there is a lot of opportunity to perform at big festivals is very motivating
To be honest, we've had a hard time finding the name. As we started to write our own music we realized there was a tendency for "sci-fi and spacey" sounds, as with our interests in cosmic-related stuff. So one day we were talking about Mars and looking at names of a few regions on there and that's when we saw the name of Sinai Planum. And it kind of spoke to us, we could shape our own world around it and we liked that idea. As space is an infinite expanse, it gives us an enormous amount of possibilities, both musical and visual, and this freedom is dear to us.
The perception of a good performance during a show is very personal so there is a difference of opinion within us as to which shows were the best and which were the worst. Nevertheless, two concerts stood out. The worst moment on stage was caused by a technical problem in a guitar pedal. It was a whammy and so the guitar was out of tune by a smidge and it ruined half of the show. Luckily it was at a small private festival. Soon we were able to catch up on the last tracks and the end of the show was incredible because the audience was dancing and singing. The best concert was probably at a festival that we had organised ourselves in September because we wanted to bring the culture back to life, in Covid's time. We invited a few bands to play all day and closed the evening with an open air show.
We don't really have a favourite place because each venue is unique and gives off an atmosphere that affects each of our performances. However, there are clearly a few festivals where we would love to play such as the Paleo, Caribana or even the Montreux Jazz festival. Also, going to one of the many international festivals outside of Switzerland would be an incredible experience.
What a good question, is the budget unlimited? We would probably invite All Them Witches, Queens of the Stone age, Foo Fighters, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Slift, King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Greenleaf, Elephant Tree, Stoned Jesus, Them Crooked Vultures, De Staat, Idles and Kiev.
It's necessary to be very clear about the goals of each member of the group in order to have a solid common basis. That way it's much easier to go all together in the same direction and get the most fun out of it.
There are a lot of things that come with time such as not playing during breaks, being patient, having good communication within the group and also having good organisation. All these small elements are not acquired from the beginning and it takes time for things to be settled. Although we've been playing for quite some time and we've made some progress in our organising, I feel like we still have a lot to learn and that's what makes it even more exciting.
Jan : "You don't know", because it's an ode to positivity and a motivation to never stop. It's a very important theme for me as it's related to the way I approach things.
Alex K. : I'd have to say "You Don't Know". It was our third song and I just love playing it and I love the atmosphere you get out of it, very soothing yet empowering.
Alex C. : I'd say "Visions" is probably my favorite tune for now. Although the process of making this song was a long and rocky road, everything appears to finally align with how I pictured it in the beginning and what I generally like in music. Also, I feel like the lyrics and emotions are well reflected in the instrumental atmosphere and energy.
Loïc : I have a special attachment to "Burn The Hideaway" because it's the first song we composed and recorded. Being independent, the whole process of creating and recording this song was long and complicated but we learned a lot.
Jan : At the moment, "Circles" is my favourite song to play with the band. It's so much fun for me to play my parts and also singing with Alex during the chorus.
"Visions" is definitely the song that people like the most because you can easily sing along and we have the pleasure to have Tim Spörli, a skilled trumpet player and friend of ours during the break.
Alex K. : We recently wrote a new song called "Who Owns This Place" and it's very straightforward and boogie-ish. It just makes you want to jump around.
Alex C. : In "Rocket Fuel" and "Circles" I have the freedom to easily add some little variations to the guitar part and both of them allow me to really express myself on the vocals as well. Also, their heavy riffs really are prone to some "onstage craziness".
Loïc : I love playing "Visions" because the chorus has a tendency to make people sing along and we adapted the ending to make it a real concert finale.
Each member is free to come with ideas or compositions that are already almost complete. We try to do everything together even if it takes more time because we like the process to be participatory and collective. We're very inspired by what we hear during the composition period and also by the general atmosphere. That's why most of the ideas that lead to songs come from jams we do in our studio.
All the songs have different stories and their actual meanings are open to interpretation. I feel like the most important thing for us is to be able to pass on the overall mood and atmosphere of the song both through the instruments and through the lyrics. As for us in a more general point of view, we like to emit positive energy, motivation and show that we're having a good time.
Obviously, and this is normal, discussion and exchange of opinions is the best way to find a consensus and to move along in the right direction. We are, above all, friends and we would like to have fun playing so it is important to have a healthy atmosphere.
We're going to release an EP on November 20th and we're already recording new tracks. We plan to release songs on a regular basis next year and continue to develop our universe. We also hope that next year will give us the opportunity to perform outside Switzerland and meet a lot of people. We really want to share what we're doing.


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Scancell Holdings plc: Interim Results for the 6 months ended 31 October 2022
Scancell Holdings plc (AIM: SCLP), the developer of novel immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer and infectious disease, today announces its interim results for the 6 months ended 31 October 2022 and provides a business update on progress achieved to date.
Highlights (including post period):
Vaccines:
Fourteen patients enrolled and dosed in the expansion phase of the monotherapy arms in the multicentre Phase 1/2 Modi-1 clinical trial (ModiFY). First patient dosed in Cohort 3 of ModiFY in combination with a checkpoint inhibitor (CPI). There have been no safety issues to date.
Expansion of SCIB1 Phase 2 combination trial (SCOPE) protocol to include SCIB1 in combination with checkpoint doublet therapy leading to significantly increased recruitment rate.
In-licensed the SNAPvax™ technology from Vaccitech plc to formulate and manufacture Modi-2, with the aim of initiating a Phase 1 clinical study in cancer patients during H1 2024.
Recruitment completed in COVIDITY Phase 1 clinical trial in South Africa, with safety and immunogenicity data expected in Q1 2023, providing read across to our second-generation ImmunoBody® platform.
Antibodies:
Plans to take two GlyMab® monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), a redirecting T-cell bispecific (TCB) antibody and a T cell costimulatory mAb into the clinic, with initiation of TCB manufacturing in H1 2023 prior to clinical evaluation in 2024.
Signed licensing agreement with Genmab to develop and commercialise an anti-glycan mAb, with the Company being eligible to receive milestone payments of up to $208 million for each product developed and commercialised, up to a maximum of $624 million if Genmab develops and commercialises products across all defined modalities.
AvidiMab® technology continues to be applied to the Company's internal programmes whilst evaluating how AvidiMab® could be used to enhance the efficacy of third-party antibodies.
Preclinical data on GlyMab® and AvidiMab® antibody platforms presented at PEGS Europe and EuroMAbNet Annual Meeting in H2 2022.
John Chiplin has announced he will resign as Executive Chairman for personal reasons but is staying on for an interim period until a new Chair is appointed.
Dr Richard Goodfellow, stepped down a Board Director at the 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Susan Clement Davies, an independent Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Audit Committee, appointed as Deputy Chair.
Reported loss for the 6-month period to 31 October 2022 of £3.2 million (31 October 2021 profit of £3.2 million).
Received licence fee of £5.3 million relating to the up-front payment receivable from Genmab following the signing of the licence agreement in October 2022.
Group cash balance at 31 October 2022 was £24.0 million (April 2022: £28.7 million) with a cash runway until Q1 2024.
Prof Lindy Durrant, Chief Executive Officer, Scancell, commented:
"We are pleased to report another period of progress for Scancell, including strong clinical and commercial developments. We have continued to advance our ModiFY Phase 1/2 trial for Modi-1 and the SCOPE Phase 2 trial for SCIB1 and expect to generate safety, immune and clinical response results during 2023. During the period, we also continued to progress our earlier stage pipeline having signed an in-licensing agreement with Vaccitech.
"It has been a defining period for our proprietary antibody platform as we have signed a licensing agreement for one of our anti-glycan mAbs with Genmab, providing strong validation of the platform and the Company's scientific approach. We remain one of only a few companies worldwide that has the capability to produce high affinity, humanised anti-glycan antibodies and continue to evaluate options and potential agreements for the Company's GlyMab® antibodies in order to provide further third-party validation, develop the business and generate revenues. We would like to thank our shareholders for their continued support over the past 6 months and look forward to updating the market on our future clinical and operational progress during 2023."
A full copy of the announcement can be found on the Scancell website: www.scancell.co.uk


I'm sorry but I could not find it anywhere - can I expand (show) all categories with subcategories? Because in default there are only main categories visible and subcategories are hidden. You can expand them by clicking on the main category but just for the one. So my question is if I can somehow make by default that subcategories will be visible for ALL main categorys?
but that will show just all "main" categories .... but is there a way (how to make it default - sou it will load with the page without clicking) how to expand the SUBCATEGORIES ??? Either in one main category that I want to have expanded by defaulf all the time..... or for all main categories?
it shows all expanded categories. Or do you mean on the left menu?
Thanks a lot!! It works.
Can I just ask last question - is there too a way to expand just one exact category?


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Located near the Tenorio Volcano in Costa Rica's Guanacaste region, the Tenorio River winds, churns and flows for 15 scenic miles before merging with the Corobici River. As a tour member, you'll float down this incredible river for four hours, passing through sections which are dominated by class III-IV white-water rapids.Hold on tightly to your paddle as you plunge through the cataracts and are sprayed with water! During the smoother sections, take a look around at the lush, forested scenery and try to spot tropical birds perched high in trees. Midway through the adventure, your guide will help you angle the raft onto the riverbank for a lunch of sandwiches, fruit, snacks and drinks.


There is a very good chance that, by Friday, 2018 will be the wettest year ever recorded in the Baltimore area.
The National Weather Service reports that, with 0.60 inches of rainfall recorded on Tuesday at BWI Airport, Baltimore is up to 61.68 inches of precipitation for the year. While still sitting at number 3 for the wettest year on record, we are now less than one inch shy of the all-time record of 62.66 inches observed in 2003.
By the end of this week, that record may be broken as a wintry system approaches the Mid-Atlantic.
A mix of wintry precipitation is expected during the Thursday morning commute, potentially leading to slow travel and delays.
The precipitation is likely to start out as snow, then mix with sleet and change over to rain mid-day. There is a possibility the precipitation could change back over to snow before the system winds down on Friday morning.
A general one to two inches of slushy accumulation is possible.
Stay tuned to NottinghamMD.com as the forecast continues to develop.


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I Am Yours from Refreshing Hope Ministries on Vimeo.
This is a song that I wrote based on Psalm 119:94. Save me, for I am yours. It is the cry of my heart. As the song goes, my life has been broken and I feel that I will never measure up or be good enough for *every day there is something new*. But what I do have, belongs to Him, and I hope that is enough.
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Beautiful!! Words touched my heart and sang right along. :) He does know how to stretch us and equipt us with His strength! God bless you and all you do with Him, through Him and for Him!
Really like this song brother! Great job!


Cuba is undergoing a gradual economic and social transformation that potentially carries great importance for the island nation, as well as for its relationships with the United States and the rest of Latin America and the Caribbean. Part of this transformation includes the physical redevelopment of Old Havana, spearheaded by Dr. Eusebio Leal, the city's chief historian and a leading public figure in Cuba. Dr. Leal has led the government's efforts to remake Havana as a prime destination for travelers from around the world—more than 2.7 million paid a visit to Cuba last year alone—while at the same time preserving the city's cultural, urban and architectural heritage.
On May 18, the Latin America Initiative and the Metropolitan Infrastructure Initiative at Brookings hosted Dr. Leal for a discussion on progress to restore Old Havana, establish a self-sustainable financing system to preserve Cuba's historical sites, and promote tourism. Brookings Nonresident Senior Fellow Richard Feinberg and Robert Puentes, senior fellow and director of the Metropolitan Infrastructure Initiative, provided commentary on the opportunities and challenges of urban redevelopment in today's Cuba and its effects on the wider Cuban economy. Brookings Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Martin Indyk provided introductory comments and Senior Fellow and Deputy Director of Foreign Policy Ted Piccone moderated the discussion.