If I married today, I would hesitate between celebrating a beach wedding, a rustic or a bohemian wedding. These are 3 wedding styles that I love because they are super natural, carefree and I think very faithfully reflect how I am.
Each time a customer sends me photos of her Big Day I fall in love with some details. Thus, little by little, I've been designing in my mind my perfect wedding with each different style. Today I share with you everything I love about a wedding on the beach. You'll see how lovely my beach wedding would be!
As a sea lover, which whom since I was born I have shared all my summers, I can say that one of my favorite wedding styles is a wedding at the beach. The salty breeze, bare feet stepping on the sand, many candles, flowers on the wooden benches with tied fabrics that the wind moves, flowers on the floor … I think it's a beautiful scenario. And a very romantic one.
Another idea that your wedding an adventure is going for a "destination weddings". When I was in Krabi I remember meeting an English couple who went to a friend's wedding in Ko Phi Phi. I thought "getting married in paradise, what a great idea!". The couple had taken a few days before the wedding and they could visit the country. In my article "the 3 best places for your honeymoon", I talk about Ton Sai, Thailand. It is one of my favorite places for vacation. But now I think that it is also an ideal place to get married.
Normally this type of weddings have a handicap, and it can not come as many people as could if you celebrate your wedding close to your home. For economic or organizational issues, if you decide to get married in an exotic land or away from your country, probably some friends can not come. If they have children, if they have no holidays or if the economy does not accompany them. But if you want an intimate wedding, this is an epic choice.
This idea is gorgeous, I imagine all the friends and family making a wish at a time. Do you know what a pure energy is created between all? I saw it at a party on the beach in Indonesia and it seemed magical to me. But please, don't do it, it pollutes a lot the seas. And poor seas and oceans, we are not treating them well.
Instead of releasing paper lanterns with candles inside, I propose this other idea of decoration, which I also find beautiful and very cozy for a beach wedding.
A detail that can't be missed in the wedding of my dreams on the beach is an arch of flowers and hanging fabrics. I do not like highly charged decorations and I think just the sea and the sand are so perfect that they do not lack too many supplements. This comes out in the photo I really like. You can find more ideas and styles in my Beach Wedding Pinterest board.
If you've read my previous articles you'll know that natural brides with long hair let down are my favorites. I think it's very feminine, relaxed and clear, for a wedding on the beach, the Californian surfer style highlights are the most suitable, don't you think?
Another day I will explain you my obsession with the color gold. For now I say that for my beach wedding I'd choose a palette of coral or navy blue colors and combine them with the gold. And if it can be with glitter, even better. These invitations from www.engagingpapers.com are beautiful!
And to be ending, in my beach wedding I would go without shoes, in a bohemian way. To decorate my feet I would put these delicate lace feet bracelets handmade by Fulyak. Nice, right?
Do you like my dream wedding on the beach? Are you thinking of getting married beside the sea? Have you been to a wedding like this? I love to read your comments!
Thanks for being here, you know that without you this would not be possible.
PS: As last week was Thanksgiving and I celebrated it for the first time in my life thanks to my American friend and Barcelona wedding photographer Veronica Hansen, I will say it again. Thank you, thank you, thank you. For being here. For joining me. <3 If you want, you can read the funny article Veronica wrote for my blog with the best tips to be gorgeous in your wedding photos.
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I follow your posts from the beginning and I really like your suggestions and your comments, especially today. This beach wedding is really exciting, especially the pictures of the sunset.
I am preparing my wedding for the end of next summer and within my means I hope to recreate this environment. As I do not know which of you suggest decide, for now I consider a bohemian and rustic beach wedding. We'll see.


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Female founders face many more obstacles compared to their male counterparts when setting up a business. From convincing VCs that their idea is worth the investment to dealing with blatant sexism when creating new products, it's no less than a huge mountain to scale. However, irrespective of these adversities, female-led businesses boost the UK economy by £105bn, according to new research from Facebook and the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).
The report Supporting Women's Enterprise in the UK: The Economic Case was launched at Facebook Community Boost, an initiative by Facebook to boost diversity, on Tuesday November 13. It revealed that companies led by woman have increased their input to the UK economy by 40% since 2012. Additionally, women were responsible for a 26% increase in driving employment. In the UK, Wales and Northern Ireland were among the ones who reaped the most benefits through female owned businesses in their economies.
But it's not all good news. While women are shattering the glass ceiling steadily in many sectors, equality in higher growth industries continues to see a gap. The report showed the gross value add through female founders in the high profits industries like manufacturing dropped from 14.9% to 11% between 2012 and 2015.
While the report clearly defines how far women have come, it can't be denied that there's still much to do to reach true equality in the business ecosystem. Indeed, supporting female founders through funding and development will only prove to be increasingly beneficial and evidence points towards the fact that when females are in charge, it's a win-win for everyone.


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Production capacity for 3D inspection equipment production is being increased to meet demand from the electronic circuit board industry
Japanese automatic optical and X-ray inspection equipment specialist, Saki Corporation, is opening a new manufacturing plant to complement its operations in Yamato Koriyama City of the Nara Prefecture for the manufacture of 3D automated X-ray inspection (AXI) equipment to meet the increased demand for X-ray inspection in the Smart Factory.
Saki's expansion of AXI production enables the company to respond more quickly to market needs, enhance collaboration with its user base and achieve synergistic effects such as improved manufacturing quality, shorter delivery times and lower costs. Existing AXI production at Saki's IGA plant, which is also in Japan, will be transferred to the new facility at the appropriate time to consolidate all production of the X-Ray inspection equipment in a single facility.
Saki's manufacturing operations in Nara will make use of the building and resources of DMG MORI and is almost twice the size of its current facility. The relocation enables Saki to triple the capacity of AXI system production and expand the company's manufacturing footprint in Japan to approximately 2600 square meters (28,000 sq ft).
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The AXI 3D automated X-ray inspection system has the capability of examining features of a printed circuit board, semiconductor packaging or power modules that are hidden from view, to find defects that might result in electrical failures of the products in which they're contained. The AXI includes Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) and Land Grid Array (LGA) inspection & measurement capabilities
Avoiding such failures is particularly critical for electronics assemblies that are used in the automotive, medical device and aerospace industries. In addition, the current wave of smart factory developments is placing higher demand on complex electronics through their dependency on machine-to-machine communications. In these cases, all defects must be discovered and reported to the other machines in the production line to ensure quality and reliability.
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Suite for cello (solo) opus 72 B. Britten from the program of the 2nd round of the competition in the older group is excluded.
1.1. IV Knushevitsky International Cello Competition is held in two age divisions: junior and senior.
Performers, younger than 18 years of age (on the date of the Competition), will have the right to join Junior Division.
Performers, younger than 30 and older than 18 years old (on the date of the Competition), will have the right to join Senior Division.
Note: Performers who are younger than 18 years of age on the date of Competition may be allowed to join Senior Division of the Competition upon request. In this case they are required to perform the Program for Senior Division.
1.2. Competition will be held at Saratov Regional Philharmonics named after Alfred Schnittkein the period from May 12, 2018 till May 22, 2018.
f) one photo for documents (size 4х6 cm), one face photo (size 10х15cm) Photos sent by E-mail are preferable.
1.4. The entrance fee should be paid as follows: 1000 Roubles - for the contestant of the Junior Division and 2000 Roubles - for contestants of the Senior Division. Entrance fee shall be paid by contestants upon their arrival at the Competition in Saratov during registration procedure and shall be paid in Roubles in accordance to the official exchange rate of the Central Bank of Russia on the date of payment.
1.6. The total number of competitors in two age divisions is limited up to 40 persons.
1.7. Applicants will be notified on admission by Competition Board not later than April 15, 2018.
1.8. Upon receiving of admittance notification foreign contestants shall apply for their visas at the Russian Consulate and submit formal invitation letter and telex number.
1.9. In the event the applicant withdraws from the Competition, the documents and entrance fee will not be returned.
2.1. Competition auditions of Junior Divisions will be held in two rounds ( Round I - elimination, Round II– Final).
Competition of Senior Division will be held in three rounds. Round III (Final) will be held with orchestra. All auditions are open to public. Music must be played from memory. Every composition can be performedin one round only.
2.3. After registration of participants and drawing lots procedure all changes in the competition program are possible only in exceptional cases upon Jury's approval.
2.4. Competitors of Senior Division scored not less than 18 points (on 25 - point system) will be admitted to Round II.
2.5. Not more than 6 competitors will be admitted to Final Round (Round II ) in Junior Division, not more than 5 competitors of Senior Division scored highest points will be admitted to Round III.
2.6. Program of Round I and Round II can be performed in full or partially up to Jury's decision. Performance order of music pieces in all rounds shouldbe determined by contestant.
2.7. All competitors who become laureates or diploma holders of the Competition in accordance to Competition results, are obliged to perform at the Closing Ceremony upon the decision of the Jury and Competition Board, on a free of charge basis.
2.8. The competitor has the right to perform with his/her pianist at competition. In case needed, the Competition Board will provide pianists for two rehearsals and performances in each round to contestants on a free of charge basis.
2.9. Competitors are obliged to bring scores of the music they will perform at the competition.
The decisions of the Jury are final and are not subject to review.
2.11. All Laureates and Diploma Holders and their pianists shall perform free of charge at the Closing Ceremony and Concert of laureates according to the program confirmed by Jury and Competition Board. If Laureate or Diploma Holder refuses to perform without any good reason, the award will not be paid out.
2.12 Competition Laureates will be offered a number of performances in various cities of Russia and other countries during concert season of 2018-2019, and also recording of music pieces on CDs.
2.13. The Competition Board reserves the exclusive rights to broadcast all rounds, and the Closing Ceremony on television. The Competition Board reserves the exclusive rights to make video-recordings and their further distribution without additional fee payable to contestants, their partners and pianists. The Competition Board possesses the exclusive right to arrange and sign contracts with other parties for realization of the above mentioned materials.
Video –recording or filming carried out by all persons without an exception is possible only on special permission of the Competition Board.
3.1. Competitors and their pianists shall arrive to the Competition according to the dates specified by Competition Board in the Letter of Invitation. The Contestants can arrive at the Competition earlier to prepare for the Competition. In this case, they will be responsible to pay their expenses on staying up to the specified date.
3.2. The Competition Board will pay for hotel accommodation and meals for contestants and their pianists only for the period of their official participation at the Competition: from the date of arrival in Saratov, but not earlier than the specified date, and not more than one day after the end of the Round in which the contestant took part.
3.3. Competitors who arrived at the Competition and refused to perform, and those who are not admitted to Round II and Round III, as well as their pianists, can stay at their own expense till the end of the Competition.
3.4. The Competition Board will provide assistance in visa arrangement and hotel reservation for the persons, accompanying competitors (teachers, relatives).
3.5. The Competition Board will not secure any insurance for competitors, their pianists and accompanying persons.
3.6. The Competition Board will not provide competitors with music scores.
3.7. The Competition Board will provide competitors with practice in class rooms and one rehearsal on stage prior to each round.
3.8. The competitors agree to obey the present Rules of the Competition by signing the Application form.
• I Prize – 150 000 Rur, a Gold medal and title of Laureate.
• II Prize –130 000 Rur., a Silver medal and title of Laureate.
• III Prize–100 000 Rur., a Bronze medal and title of Laureate.
• I Prize – 300 000 Rur., a Gold medal and title of Laureate.
• II Prize–250 000 Rur., a Silver medal and title of Laureate.
• III Prize – 200 000 Rur., a Bronze medal and title of Laureate.
• 2 Diplomas – 80 000 Rur. (each) and a title of Diploma Holder.
• Three prizes and Diploma "For the best accompaniment at the competition "-15000 rubles each.
Note: State and public organizations, companies and private persons can award special prizes upon agreement with the Competition Board.
Money awards to the Laureates and Diploma Holders of S.Knushevitsky International Cello Competition are paid in roubles (tax deducted) according to the current legislation of the Russian Federation.


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Ban On Private Election Funding Passes Legislature; Will Wolf Sign?
A bill to do away with private funds going to "administer" elections passed the Republican-controlled Pennsylvania legislature. But it is unclear whether Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf will sign it.
Todd Shepherd, former Delaware Valley Journal editor who is now an investigative reporter at Broad and Liberty, testified before a state Senate committee on April 5 about outside money that arguably impacted the 2020 election. The funds came from the Center for Tech and Civic Life (CTCL), a nonprofit organization funded through a foundation of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscila Chan– hence the name "Zuckerbucks."
The couple gave $419 million to two nonprofits that, in turn, gave funds to nearly 2,500 local election departments across the country in the 2020 election.
CTCL donated to mostly Democrat majority counties for get-out-the-vote efforts, with Pennsylvania receiving more than $20 million. And another group, the Center for Secure and Modern Elections, was also involved in the efforts, Shepherd said.
"The handful of blue counties contacted in July and August of that year were given special assistance by outside consultants — some of them paid political consultants with clear partisan interests," said Shepherd.
"Those consultants worked to make sure the county would get the maximum grant award. I found no similar emails for grant maximization with any of Pennsylvania's red counties."
Shepherd continued, "For example, this is the first email I could find in which Delaware County Councilwoman Christine Reuther was originally introduced to someone about the CTCL grants.
"The email participants were as I mentioned Councilwoman Reuther, consultant Marc Solomon, Jennifer Walls-Lavelle who was a staffer for Gov. Wolf, Gwen Camp — the author of the email and a paid consultant for 'The Voter Project' — and finally, Kevin Mack, a DC-based consultant."
And it is not just Pennsylvania. The Capitol Research Center, a center-right think tank, found a similar trend nationwide. CTCL "consistently gave bigger grants and more money per capita to counties that voted for Biden," its investigation found. For example, the average per capita grant in Georgia for areas that leaned Republican was $1.41 per person. In pro-Biden districts, the donations reached an average of $5.33.
In his testimony regarding "Zuckerbucks" in Pennsylvania, Shepard detailed how Democratic operatives were deeply involved in the election activities funded by these outside groups.
Another Reuther email exchange that Shepherd highlighted for the committee was between Reuther and Delaware County Solicitor William "Bill" Martin. Martin was sending her information on who comprised and funded the CTCL.
"Ms. Reuther responded, 'Not at all surprising. I am seeking funds to fairly and safely administer the election so everyone legally registered to vote can do so and have their votes count. If a left-leaning public charity wants to further my objective, I am good with it. I will deal with the blowback.'"
However, Shepherd's investigation found only targeted, Democratic majority counties were given early notice that the grants were available.
Shepherd also told the committee, "Last, in terms of exhibits, we have the mid-August email from then-Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar to a county commissioner in Bucks County, establishing communication about the CTCL grants.
"Bucks is a very purple-ish county, as you all know, but still I feel this selective invitation to an election grant by the state's top election official needs answers. Why is she making the introductions instead of the CTCL?
"And just to drive home the question: With just two and a half months to go before the election, why is the secretary of state inviting some counties to get this grant money but not others? How was she deciding who to reach out to? Was she told by the CTCL and CSME who the preferred counties were? Or did she decide herself? And if she did decide by herself, what information or concerns guided those decisions?"
Sen. Bob Mensch (R-Bucks/Berks/Montgomery) said, "We must eliminate the heavy hand of massive private funding into our commonwealth's and our nation's elections, with no exceptions. The effect of Mark Zuckerberg's, and others, spending to influence their desired outcome is uncalculatable. No one person, or small group of extremely rich people should determine the outcome of an election—that is the responsibility of all our citizens."
"It is very likely Governor Wolf will veto the bill," Mensch added.
Meanwhile, Zuckerberg recently announced he will no longer give money to outside groups for election administration.
When asked whether Wolf would sign or veto the bill, the governor's spokeswoman Elizabeth Remeter did not give a direct answer, instead blaming the legislature for failing to give the counties adequate funding for elections.
"First, it's important to point out that counties have asked for additional funding from the General Assembly, so it is hypocritical to both ignore the asks from counties while simultaneously proposing to end opportunities for counties to seek funding to ensure safe elections," said Remeter.
"The governor has long called for improvements to our election process that safely expands access to the ballot. He also continues to push back on anyone who tries to spread misinformation and make baseless accusations that our elections are anything short of free, fair, and secure," she said.
"Instead of continuing to pursue conspiracy theories and new ways to disenfranchise Pennsylvania voters, Senate Republicans should refocus their efforts on bipartisan ways we can continue to fund elections."
Remeter added, "Instead of indulging discredited conspiracy theories and making it more difficult for the counties to obtain resources they need to administer elections, we should have a real conversation about properly funding elections and finally make commonsense election improvements to our election code like allowing pre-canvassing of ballots, which is supported by the state county commissioners association and all 67 counties."
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'Prins Claus', What a gem! At first glance you can almost mistake them for Cymbidium growing in the garden. Very striking color contrast with the bright white petals and its florescent pink butterfly landing strip! Hardy to zone 5. June into august.
Nanus Gladiolus are a great new addition to our selection. These are a type of (mini) gladiola that has many benefits over the standard common gladiolas available. The Nanus Gladiola ( aka Colvilei Gladiola) only grows to about 24-28" tall and is not nearly as susceptible to toppling over due to wind and heavy rains. Another big bonus over regular Gladiolas is that these these are hardy to Zone 5 and will thrive well year after year in most areas.The flowers are more exotic looking and almost orchid like, they are a garden favorite for Hummingbirds and butterflies. They do require a little more water than other gladiolas, the soil at the bulb/corm level cannot be allowed to dry out . Plant the corms about 4 inches deep and 6 inches apart in a full sun or half shady spot.


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Pandemic has created unequal education conditions in Latvia
Photo: EPA, Rafal Guz
january 25, 2021, 8:26
Authors: Eng.LSM.lv (Latvian Public Broadcasting), Jānis Ramāns (Latvian Radio)
Due to the emergency announced in the country, unequal education conditions have emerged between rural and urban pupils, said Ināra Dundure, advisor to the Latvian Association of Local Governments (LPS), on Latvian Radio January 25.
The LPS spokeswoman explained that the restrictions highlighted a number of problems in the organization of the education system. In her opinion, there are unequal educational opportunities in rural schools compared to large cities.
A survey conducted by LPS at the end of last year shows that more than 23% of pupils in rural areas lack the necessary technical equipment to successfully participate in remote learning and that access to education is declining.
Dundure said that in grades 1-6, the situation with the provision of hardware is worse than in grades 7-12. Schools in large cities are better equipped, said the LPS spokeswoman.
LPS considers that there is insufficient support from the Ministry of Education and Science (IZM) for classes 1-4, and calls on the Ministry to provide more television coverage, since the younger pupils are learning through an educational channel Tava klase. This would create more equal opportunities for all pupils.
Younger students are returning to the learning process today after twice extended school holidays. Due to the epidemiological situation in the country, they will learn remotely.
Family doctor's note will no longer be enough to skip school exams
Flu intensity goes up, Covid down in Latvia
New doctoral studies model moves forward in Saeima
Suspicions of EU fund misuse at Daugavpils University
Latvian 'Aerones' propels wind energy innovation
Twelve Latvian scientists on display at Āgenskalns market
Steep learning curve for high-flying student rocket launchers
Ogre school denies preaching at pupils
U.S. summer work scholarships open to young Latvians
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Keep Of Kalessin + Shade Empire + Malphas
April 25, 2019 /in Archive /by Jip
19.15u / extreme metal / symphonic metal / death metal / vvk €13,20 / door €15,-
The beautifully brutal epic Norwegians Keep Of Kalessin are back after a number of years off, touring together with Shade Empire and Malphas. We are very happy to have them back on our stage, this will be a night to remember!
Formed back in '95, Keep Of Kalessin has continuously kept pushing the boundaries of extreme metal. Even though the band never really made a big commercial breakthrough, they have always recieved high acclaim from other bands and media due to their highly technical, diverse and unique style of metal.
Main man, singer and guitarist Obsidian C. is no commoner in the metal scene as he has performed as a live guitarist for Satyricon from 2003 to 2007 and is among very few guitarists that has played with many famous stars in the extreme metal community like Satyricon, Nocturno Culto (Darkthrone headliner show at Wacken Open Air 2004) and Attila Csihar (Mayhem) among others.
With the release of their album ARMADA in 2007, the band took a step into the elite of norwegian metal and recieved top ratings all over the world and in 2010 the band again shocked the metalworld by entering into the Eurovision Song Contest in Norway where they reached 3rd place and went into the mainstream of the norwegian music scene.
The highly successful album REPTILIAN was released in June 2010 and reached as far as #2 on the norwegian national charts and is still considered as one of the band's most successful albums together with ARMADA, KOLOSSUS and their latest release EPISTEMOLOGY.
Shade Empire
Unspeakably brutal guitar patterns, multi-layered and yet beautiful synth walls, ingenious arrangements combined with electronics, devastating drum parts, complex bass assaults and the unique vocals coming straight from the deep pits of Hell!
Formed in Kuopio Finland 1999, Shade Empire has developed its own genre. After three demos they inked deal with Italian label Avantgarde Records. Soon after that Shade Empire was ready to record the first full length album titled as 'Sinthetic' (2004). 'Sinthetic' got praising reviews from all over the world and also the fan base grew enormously worldwide!
In January 2006 Shade Empire entered the famous Studio Perkele to record the follow up to 'Sinthetic'. In May 2006 Shade Empire unleashed the next album, 'Intoxicate O.S'. 'Intoxicate O.S' was a huge success. In its opening week it achieved position 25 in the Official Finnish Charts!
Summer 06 was quite a hectic time for the band as they played several gigs and festival-shows in Finland and that continued until autumn due to fact that Shade Empire was chosen to headline Popkomm´s Metal Evening held in Berlin, October ´06. In spring 2007 Shade Empire started to write new material and did only a few, select shows during that time (i.e Tuska Metal Festival). In October ´07 band entered Studio 33 to record their third album.'Zero Nexus' was a concept album, taking the band to new dimensions! The album was released in spring 2008 and it raged to 15 at the official Finnish charts! After the release the band toured in Finland and did successful shows at Tuska Open Air 2008 and the main stage of Nummirock.
2008 concluded with a European tour featuring Unleashed, Krisiun and One Man Army And The Undead Quartet. The tour was a success and the fans over Europe were left aching for more! Fourth album Omega Arcane was released through Candlelight Records in 2014. The album consists of 11 songs and totals over 74 minutes in length! 'Omega Arcane' is massive, a heavily orchestrated concept album and took the band´s sound to a whole new level. Omega Arcane hit the official Finnish charts to position 13. After the album release band had numerous gigs in Finland and European tour with Borknagar etc.
The fifth album is going to hit the streets in spring 2017 through Spinefarm UK/Universal. Once again the newest album shows out how the band is capable to recur and develop it´s sound to even further from the Omega Arcane´s massiveness. Forthcoming album is going to be the most advanced and epic opus in band´s catalogue.
Malphas
Founded in 2012 by Paul DeSanctis and Eric Dunleavy. Accompanied by Damian DiFrancesco in 2014. The Conjuring EP was released in 2015, followed by extensive playing around the greater Philadelphia area in support of local and national acts.
Malphas signed with Fatal Illness Management in 2016, and toured North America with Tengger Cavalry in Summer 2017; garnering national and international attention for the first time. Debut album "The 39th Spirit," released October 26th, 2018 on Via Nocturna.
Malphas will be embarking on their first Europe tour in June 2019 in support of Keep of Kalessin and Shade Empire…
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With the recent portfolio restructuring within FHL Group, New World Limited (NWL) has become an associate company of Fijian Holdings Limited.
FHL acquired 15.44 per cent of NWL in early 2000 while a further 4.84 per cent NWL was acquired and placed at Fiji Holdings Unit Trust.
With the consent of all shareholders and clearance from Fiji Commerce and Competition Commission, 4.84 per cent stake was transferred to FHL in June 2018.
With this change, New World officially becomes an associate company Fijian Holdings Ltd.
New World has been performing well over the years covering the major towns and cities with its retail outlets and IGA supermarkets.
FHL will continue to be the third largest shareholder of NWL and FHL will now account for associate company profits in the group consolidate financials.


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Woman's body found on Sydney footpath
The ex-lover of a woman who plunged to her death from a Sydney apartment tower has been arrested. Here's the unlikely way police found her.
Woman falls to her death from Zetland apartment block
Homicide detectives are investigating how a woman fell to her death from of an inner Sydney apartment block.
The scene where a woman was found dead last night in Zetland. Picture: Damian ShawSource:News Corp Australia
The ex-girlfriend of a woman who plunged to her death from a Sydney apartment building has been arrested for murder after a phone call to a radio station tipped police off to her location.
Zixi Wang, 29, was wanted by police after leaving the Zetland apartment block just before 9pm on Monday night.
A member of the public spotted her on Tuesday afternoon on the Sea Cliff Bridge area near Wollongong, and phoned the Ben Fordham program on 2GB to say he had seen the woman and her car.
James, who was walking his dog at the time, told Fordham the woman looked distressed and agitated.
Zixi Wang, also known as Jessie, aged 29, has been arrested after the incident.Source:Supplied
"I think I've found the car … I'm (at) Sea Cliff Bridge at Wollongong," he told 2GB.
"She looked very agitated, as if she was going to do something. She was on the second rail hanging over, I was nearly going to go and grab her but she came down again … she was very agitated.
"I pretended to pat my dog to take the attention away from anything happening in the area.
"When she moved to the north I followed by 100m behind and when she walked past me I kept a safe distance."
NSW Police confirmed they found the woman with the help of the public.
Officers found the White Mercedes and the woman at Sea Cliff Bridge, north of Wollongong, about 3.30pm.
"A 29-year-old woman was arrested near the vehicle and is assisting police with inquires," a
NSW Police spokesperson told news.com.au.
"The woman was wanted in connection with an incident in Zetland yesterday.
Police on a balcony at the scene where a woman was found dead last night in Zetland. Picture: Damian ShawSource:News Corp Australia
"She has been arrested and is assisting police with inquiries and the vehicle has been secured for a full forensic examination."
Authorities were called to an apartment block on Rose Valley Way in Zetland at 8.45pm on Monday where they found a woman with serious injuries. She could not be revived.
Neighbours have since spoken of hearing horrific screams coming from one of the apartment's last night.
"Just screaming. It sounded like someone young, a female," one resident told Nine News.
It's believed Police were called to the site after reports of an assault. Picture: Bill Hearne.Source:News Corp Australia
The body of a female was located at about 8:45pm. Picture: Bill Hearne.Source:News Corp Australia
Police have established a crime scene at the rear of a unit block on Rose Valley Way. Picture: Bill Hearne.Source:News Corp Australia
Another neighbour in the 11-storey Zetland complex told The Daily Telegraph it sounded like a woman was "dying in there" last night.
A ruined steel fence sits just below the balconies of the apartment complex and forensic police were seen at the crime scene early this morning.
Anyone with information is urged to call Crimestoppers on 1800 333 000 or the Police Assistance Line on 131444.
John Anderson: Man stabbed in the heart in Melbourne laneway
Fatal plan to 'push through' overdose
Grim wait for backpacker's family
Backpacker's bones found on beach
Inferno at Sydney waterfront mansion
Busker blows up on dramatic live stream
Missing bushwalker found at home


Humanity is on a natural path of progression that is at an exciting stage of development. As you form your world, you have learned through your physical senses. You have been taught that what you see, feel, hear, taste and smell is real and valued. Yet as you develop as a species, you then begin to understand that there is more beyond the physical senses.
From a historical perspective, it may look like a microscope being invented that bears undeniable proof that anyone can observe with their physical senses. While this begins an opening to the understanding that there is life beyond the senses, there is not much value placed beyond what is known and provable. Your valuable scientific method must observe an effect and deconstruct it into a repeatable formula. Thus you are accustomed to observing effect and seeking to reduce it to explanations.
Your intuition is one such sense that is not as valued, accepted or believed. Indeed, even the owner of the intuition does not always trust it. What is not known, is not already formed, and therefore is a potential rather than a guarantee. The human brain is constructed to observe data, utilize known data to deduce and to use unknown data to expand. This is the importance of beginning to utilize and trust your own inner knowing, your intuition. It is in-built into your biomechanism, it is integrated with your environment and you have a valuable ability to discern as you release your fear of the unknown.
Thus as you interact with the senses of potential, you must observe with a clarity and an openness to new information that is not often practiced. Your mainstream sciences are generally based in an exactness that defines, deduces and deconstructs evidence to form an unmovable proof. There is a value to this exactness, deconstruction and reliance on formed proof.
Yet you know that as you begin to interact with the invisible, the proof is not as valid. Your emotions are real, invisible and even valuable for the forming of life. Yet to deduce a repeatable proof to create an exact effect is futile. How do you calculate the exact amount of joy needed to create the perfect life? It is all relative. As you begin Seeing the Potentials, you are creating the proof that defines the outcome. You are actively creating through the construction of your inner world. This may require Letting Go of focus and energy that does not support your new form. This may require patience as you allow the invisible to deconstruct or construct as necessary.
As we sit to Blast Seeing the Potentials, we are opening our eyes to the invisible, the unknown, the unformed. We are seeing Love's potential blooming from within, inviting the beauty of Life to flow forth from us. We are releasing resistance to the challenges of life and seeing the crack in the concrete that seemed so solid. We are patient with Time's flow, for it responds with visible and invisible forces of creation. We are holding a vision of a new world forming, supported by a foundation of Love that allows change its grace. Blast on!


Sports and art camps are offered in the morning. Campers enrolled in those programs will not participate in the morning rotation of activities. Adventure and Service Learning Camps are full-day, thus campers will not be joining typical camp activities in the afternoon. Camps are for campers entering grades 2nd through 5th unless otherwise noted.
We will be using all the parts of the flower in this weeklong exploration of beautiful camp grown flowers at Bellevue State Park! Campers will start the week with examining the flowers through observation and dissection. They will make sculpture and cyanotypes with parts of flowers, dip the petals and stems in paint for printing, and learn to make fabric dye. The second half of the week will be filled with learning about how to care for a garden, grow flowers, and the exciting art of flower arranging. All levels are welcome.
In the Puppet Workshop we will explore how to build hand puppets using various materials such as: paper mache, acrylic paint and fabric for designing the puppet's costume. We will cap off the week by showcasing our camper made puppets in a mini play to be presented to campers and staff!
Ever wondered what kind of painting you can make when you hold the brush between your toes? If this and other strange ideas for painting interest you, you will enjoy Wacky Painting Week! We will be making our own paint, our own brushes, and exploring wild ways to paint. From glow in the dark paint with a black light, to exploding water balloons filled with paint, this week will be anything but ordinary. Come prepared to get messy!


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Clinical Herbalism
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Author : Rachel Lord
Clinical Herbalism Book Review:
The only textbook of its kind, Clinical Herbalism: Plant Wisdom from East and West is an ideal resource for anyone interested in herbal therapy. With comprehensive, clearly written coverage of Western and Chinese herbs for each body system, this brand-new text offers case histories, along with easy-to-understand instructions for preparing tinctures, percolations, dual extractions, and much more. Integration of Western and Chinese herbal therapeutics presents health challenges from an energetic context, making it especially useful for those with minimal Chinese Medicine training. Complete coverage addresses a wide variety of topics, including theory, wildcrafting, apothecary, herbal remedy-making, client interaction, and creating and dispensing formulas. Compendium of Western and Chinese herbs covers usages, contraindications, and herb-drug interactions with an emphasis on herbal safety. Comparison of Western diseases and Chinese syndromes helps pinpoint which herbs and formulas best match a person's health condition. Case histories present specific therapeutic principles and suggested formulas on conditions commonly faced by herbalists. Explicit instructions detail how to make salves, lotions, and syrups, plus tinctures, percolations, and dual extractions, including calculations, proportions, and worksheets. Functional medicine principles address the root causes of common chronic Western diseases.
Clinical Herbalism E Book
Publsiher : Elsevier Health Sciences
Clinical Herbalism E Book Book Review:
Integration of Western and Chinese herbal therapeutics presents health challenges from an energetic context, making it especially useful for those with minimal Chinese Medicine training. Complete coverage addresses a wide variety of topics, including theory, wildcrafting, apothecary, herbal remedy-making, client interaction, and creating and dispensing formulas. Compendium of Western and Chinese herbs covers usages, contraindications, and herb-drug interactions with an emphasis on herbal safety. Comparison of Western diseases and Chinese syndromes helps pinpoint which herbs and formulas best match a person's health condition. Case histories present specific therapeutic principles and suggested formulas on conditions commonly faced by herbalists. Explicit instructions detail how to make salves, lotions, and syrups, plus tinctures, percolations, and dual extractions, including calculations, proportions, and worksheets. Functional medicine principles address the root causes of common chronic Western diseases.
Author : David Hoffmann
Medical Herbalism Book Review:
A foundational textbook on the scientific principles of therapeutic herbalism and their application in medicine • A complete handbook for the medical practitioner • Includes the most up-to-date information on preparations, dosage, and contraindications • By the author of The Complete Illustrated Holistic Herbal Medical Herbalism contains comprehensive information concerning the identification and use of medicinal plants by chemical structure and physiological effect, the art and science of making herbal medicine, the limitations and potential of viewing herbs chemically, and the challenge to current research paradigms posed by complex plant medicines. It also includes information on toxicology and contraindications, the issues involved in determining dosage and formulation types for an individual, guides to the different measurement systems and conversion tables, and the pros and cons of both industrial and traditional techniques. With additional sections devoted to the principles of green medicine, the history of Western Herbalism, the variety of other medical modalities using medicinal plants, an extensive resource directory, and a discussion of treatments organized by body system, Medical Herbalism is the comprehensive textbook all students and practitioners of clinical herbalism need to develop their healing practices.
Evolutionary Herbalism
Author : Sajah Popham
Publsiher : North Atlantic Books
Evolutionary Herbalism Book Review:
Weaving together herbal and medical traditions from around the world into a singular cohesive model, this groundbreaking book guides herbal practitioners to a comprehensive understanding of the practice and philosophy of healing with herbs. Sajah Popham presents an innovative approach to herbalism that considers the holistic relationship among plants, humans, and the underlying archetypal patterns in Nature. Organized in five parts moving from the microcosmic to the universal, this work explores a unique integration of clinical herbalism, Ayurveda, medical astrology, spagyric alchemy, and medical and esoteric traditions from across the world into a truly holistic system of plant medicine. A balance of the heart and the mind, the science and spirit of people and plants, Evolutionary Herbalism provides a holistic context for how plants can be used for transformational levels of healing for the body, spirit, and soul. For both the student herbalist and experienced practitioner, Popham's original perspectives guide readers to a more intimate, synergistic, and intuitive relationship with the plant kingdom, people, and Nature as a whole.
Energetic Herbalism
Author : Kat Maier
Energetic Herbalism Book Review:
In this indispensable new resource both for the home apothecary and clinical practitioners, a veteran herbalist brings alive the elemental relationships among traditional healing practices, ecological stewardship, and essential plant medicines. By honoring ancient wisdom and presenting it in an innovative way, Energetic Herbalism is a profound and practical guide to family and community care for those seeking to move beyond symptom relief and into a truly holistic framework of health. Throughout, author Kat Maier invites readers to explore their personal relationships with plants and their environs as they discover diverse models of healing. Inside Energetic Herbalism, you'll find: The elements and patterns of Ayurvedic doshas for greater self-awareness as well as positive lifestyle choices The relationship of well-being to the seasons through the brilliant lens of Chinese Five Element Theory, and how our emotional health is beautifully expressed through the Elements The roots and evolution of Vitalism, the traditional Western system of energetic medicine How to assess imbalances in the body using the elegant and intuitive vocabulary of the six tissue states, an emerging tool in Western herbalism The senses as the main tools for navigating through energetic herbalism A deep appreciation of the wisdom of indigenous peoples, which is the foundation of sacred plant traditions Through the rich herbal tradition of storytelling, Maier seamlessly blends theory and practice with her experience-tested herbal remedies and healing protocols. Maier stresses the critical message of how to address the challenge of threatened medicinal plant populations, offering practical and inspiriting methods for ensuring their survival. Many herbals boast a materia medica of more than 100 herbs, but in keeping with an emphasis on sustainable practice, Maier instead focuses in depth on 25 essential medicinal herbs that can be grown in most temperate climates and soils, including Dandelion Ashwagandha (Indian Ginseng) Goldenseal Burdock Calendula Echinacea Goldenrod Whether you are a seasoned clinical herbalist, an herbalist-in-training, or simply someone seeking to provide the best natural health care for your family, this book is a source of inspiration, insight, and answers you will return to again and again.
The Herbal Medic
Author : Sam Coffman
The Herbal Medic Book Review:
The Herbal Medic is a comprehensive guide for beginners, preppers and experienced herbalists alike that covers practical, clinical herbalism topics for home, remote and post-disaster environments. Written by a former Green Beret Medic with over 25 years' experience working with herbal medicine both in the field and in clinics around the world, this is a book that will open your eyes to the amazing possibilities of herbal medicine for everything from respiratory infections to speeding the recovery of broken bones and lacerations. In addition to chapters on how to effectively understand plant medicine and create formulas that work, this book also delves into subjects like dealing with venomous snake bites if there is no higher medical care available, distilling alcohol and making potent tinctures that will last for years, emergency childbirth, bacterial infections, setting up a safe and efficient clinic in a post-disaster environment.Aside from herbs referenced throughout the practical portion of the 350 information-packed pages, this book also includes very high-quality photos of 50 medicinal plants with in-depth explanation of identification, use, contraindications and more.
Spice Apothecary
Author : Bevin Clare
Publsiher : Storey Publishing
Spice Apothecary Book Review:
Spices are universally recognized as a source of flavor and aromatics, but in cultures around the world, these plant parts have a long history as source of medicine. In Spice Apothecary, author Bevin Clare combines her training in herbalism and nutrition to inspire a return to the kitchen spice cabinet for better health and healing. Focusing on 19 common culinary spices that are easy to source and prized for their flavor, this practical guide highlights each spice's role in supporting wellness goals and delivers creative and impactful ways to incorporate key health-boosting spices into everyday life. To bolster the immune system, chili, garlic, ginger, and mustard are best. Celery seed, parsley, and sage support kidney function, while the respiratory system benefits most from ginger, mint, and thyme. Learn the best way to harness each spice's medicinal power, the proper way to store spices, and how to determine your daily dose. Then, prepare customized dried spice blends and use them in delicious dips, soups, sauces, and even sweets that deliver flavor and healing. This publication conforms to the EPUB Accessibility specification at WCAG 2.0 Level AA.
The Herbal Handbook
Publsiher : Inner Traditions / Bear & Co
Release : 1998-02
The Herbal Handbook Book Review:
In this comprehensive guide, Hoffmann explains specific actions individual herbs have on the body and suggests herbal prescriptions for a variety of conditions. It includes a practical reference section listing the effects of various herbs, with prescriptions on how to use them for a wide range of illnesses.
Adaptogens in Medical Herbalism
Author : Donald R. Yance
Adaptogens in Medical Herbalism Book Review:
A scientifically based herbal and nutritional program to master stress, improve energy, prevent degenerative disease, and age gracefully • Explains how adaptogenic herbs work at the cellular level to enhance energy production and subdue the pro-inflammatory state behind degenerative disease • Explores the author's custom adaptogenic blends for the immune system, cardiovascular health, thyroid function, brain health, and cancer treatment support • Provides more than 60 monographs on herbs and nutritional compounds based on more than 25 years of clinical practice with thousands of patients Weaving together the ancient wisdom of herbalism and the most up-to-date scientific research on cancer, aging, and nutrition, renowned medical herbalist and clinical nutritionist Donald Yance reveals how to master stress, improve energy levels, prevent degenerative disease, and age gracefully with the elite herbs known as adaptogens. Yance's holistic approach, called the Eclectic Triphasic Medical System (ETMS), is based on extensive scientific research, more than 25 years of clinical practice, and excellent results with thousands of patients. It centers on four interconnected groups of health tools: botanical formulations, nutritional supplements, diet, and lifestyle. Defining three categories for adaptogenic herbs, he explains how formulations should combine herbs from each category to create a synergistic effect. He provides more than 60 monographs on herbs and nutritional compounds as well as custom combinations to revitalize the immune system, build cardiovascular health, protect brain function, manage weight, and support cancer treatment. He explains the interplay of endocrine health, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, thyroid function, and stress in the aging process and reveals how adaptogenic treatment begins at the cellular level with the mitochondria--the microscopic energy producers present in every living cell. Emphasizing spirituality, exercise, and diet in addition to herbal treatments and nutritional supplements, Yance's complete lifestyle program explores how to enhance energy production in the body and subdue the proinflammatory state that lays the groundwork for nearly every degenerative disease, taking you from merely surviving to thriving.
Ayurvedic Herbology East West
Author : Vishnu Dass
Publsiher : Lotus Press
Ayurvedic Herbology East West Book Review:
Ayurvedic Herbology East & West is a comprehensive and practical guide to Ayurvedic herbal medicine that focuses on traditional Ayurvedic herbs and formulas that are readily available in the west. Immportantly, it is one of the first books to categorize commonly used Western medicinal plants with Ayurvedic herbal energetics.
The Modern Herbal Dispensatory
Author : Thomas Easley,Steven Horne
The Modern Herbal Dispensatory Book Review:
The definitive, full-color guide to making and using approximately 250 herbal medicines at home, with instructions for everything from harvesting to administering low-cost, DIY remedies. This comprehensive, full-color guide provides detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for making and using approximately 250 herbal medicines at home, including practical tips and numerous effective formulas developed and tested by the authors, both expert herbalists with years of experience. Readers who appreciate the health-giving properties of herbal medicines but are discouraged by the high price of commercial products can now make their own preparations for a fraction of the cost. The authors tell you everything you need to know about harvesting, preparing, and administering herbs in many different forms, including fresh, bulk dried herbs, capsules, extracts in water, alcohol, glycerin, vinegar and oil, and even preparations like essential oils and flower essences. The book also covers topical applications of herbs as salves, lotions, poultices, tooth powders, ear drops, and more, and includes an extensive chapter on herbal hydrotherapy. The Modern Herbal Dispensary explains why different preparations of the same herb will obtain better results, demonstrating how capsules, teas, tinctures, or glycerites of the same plant will not have exactly the same effect on the body. Leading herbalists Thomas Easley and Steven Horne have tested and proven the herbal formulas they offer, along with suggestions for treating more than one hundred illnesses. They lay out the principles of herbal formulation and also provide instructions on how to prepare single herbs, a procedure that has been largely ignored in other references. More comprehensive than any other guide, thoroughly researched, beautifully illustrated, and presented with ease of use in mind, this book will take its place as the premier reference for those who want to produce all the herbal remedies they need, and to save money in the process.
Herbal Voices
Author : Ethan B Russo,Anne Dougherty
Herbal Voices Book Review:
Learn how traditional herbal practitioners are responding to the sudden, massive popularity of herbal medicine! Herbal Voices: American Herbalism Through the Words of American Herbalists examines how herbal practitioners who started in the 1960s and 1970s are reacting to the mainstream popularity of herbal medicine today. This unique book features interviews with 20 of America's most prominent herbalists—focusing on their careers, their beliefs, and their perspectives on the contemporary herbal product boom in recent years. Also included is important information on herbal organizations, publications, schools, and companies where seeds and rootstock of endangered medicinal plants can be obtained, as well as a list of the United Plant Savers' "At Risk" and "To Watch" medicinal plants. Herbal Voices synthesizes the words of a representative group of herbalists into a compelling picture of modern American herbalism as they offer their opinions on the roles of science, folklore, and spirituality in herbal medicine. This timely resource addresses controversial issues that arise within the herbal community, such as the endangered plant crisis, professionalism and licensure, and shifting the American consciousness toward a more Earth-centered way of life and health. In Herbal Voices, you'll hear from many well-known herbal practitioners, including: Rosemary Gladstar—founder of The California School of Herbal Studies and United Plant Savers, co-founder of Sage Mountain Herbs, and author of Herbal Healing for Women and of the Sage Healing Way series James Green—former Director of The California School of Herbal Studies, a member of the advisory committee for United Plant Savers, and author of both The Herbal Medicine-Makers Handbook and The Male Herbal David Hoffmann—Fellow of Britain's National Institute of Medical Herbalists, former President of the American Herbalists Guild, and author of The New Holistic Herbal, An Elder's Herbal, and Therapeutic Herbalism Richo Cech—herbalist, owner of Horizon Herbs, executive board member of United Plant Savers, and author of Growing Your Garden Pharmacy Sharol Tilgner—licensed naturopathic physician, founder and current President of Wise Woman Herbals, Inc., editor of Herbal Transitions, associate editor of Medical Herbalism, and author of Herbal Medicines From the Heart of the Earth For the first time, these leading educators, clinicians, and business owners share the joys and pitfalls of practicing an age-old healing tradition in modern America. This rich resource of reflections fills a gap in the existing literature that will be useful for herbalists, herbal enthusiasts, historians, anthropologists, popular culturists, and holistic/alternative medical practitioners.
Medical Herbalism A Clinical Newsletter for the Herbal Practitioner
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Medical Herbalism A Clinical Newsletter for the Herbal Practitioner Book Review:
The Wild Medicine Solution
Author : Guido Masé
The Wild Medicine Solution Book Review:
Restoring the use of wild plants in daily life for vibrant physical, mental, and spiritual health • Explains how 3 classes of wild plants--aromatics, bitters, and tonics--are uniquely adapted to work with our physiology because we coevolved with them • Provides simple recipes to easily integrate these plants into meals as well as formulas for teas, spirits, and tinctures • Offers practical examples of plants in each of the 3 classes, from aromatic peppermint to bitter dandelion to tonic chocolate As people moved into cities and suburbs and embraced modern medicine and industrialized food, they lost their connection to nature, in particular to the plants with which humanity coevolved. These plants are essential components of our physiologies--tangible reminders of cross-kingdom signaling--and key not only to vibrant physical health and prevention of illness but also to soothing and awakening the troubled spirit. Blending traditional herbal medicine with history, mythology, clinical practice, and recent findings in physiology and biochemistry, herbalist Guido Masé explores the three classes of plants necessary for the healthy functioning of our bodies and minds--aromatics, bitters, and tonics. He explains how bitter plants ignite digestion, balance blood sugar, buffer toxicity, and improve metabolism; how tonic plants normalize the functions of our cells and nourish the immune system; and how aromatic plants relax tense organs, nerves, and muscles and stimulate sluggish systems, whether physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual. He reveals how wild plants regulate our heart variability rate and adjust the way DNA is read by our cells, controlling the self-destructive tendencies that lead to chronic inflammation or cancer. Offering examples of ancient and modern uses of wild plants in each of the 3 classes--from aromatic peppermint to bitter dandelion to tonic chocolate--Masé provides easy recipes to integrate them into meals as seasonings and as central ingredients in soups, stocks, salads, and grain dishes as well as including formulas for teas, spirits, and tinctures. Providing a framework for safe and effective use as well as new insights to enrich the practice of advanced herbalists, he shows how healing "wild plant deficiency syndrome"--that is, adding wild plants back into our diets--is vital not only to our health but also to our spiritual development.
Clinical Handbook of Classical Chinese Herbalism
Author : Tim Rudowsky
Publsiher : CreateSpace
Clinical Handbook of Classical Chinese Herbalism Book Review:
This part-formulas text, part-clinical notebook approaches standard traditional Chinese herbal formulas in a unique and readily accessible format. With both the Chinese herbal medicine student and practicing clinician in mind, the Clinical Handbook concisely presents herbal formulas alphabetically with associated ingredients, dosages, source text quotations, specific preparation and decoction instructions, TCM anecdotes, and notes from master herbalists. In addition, all Shanghan lun and Jingui yaolue prescriptions are all paired with quotations from those texts along with fastidiously translated dosage information and preparation instructions penned by the hand of Zhang Zhongjing. The ultimate purpose of this text is to join the renaissance of classical herbalism in the US by empowering students and clinicians with the requisite tools for authentic and effective herbal prescription. This text somewhat disregards the typical TCM formula categories and, instead, simply lists herbal formulas alphabetically in a dense, yet highly readable, format. This book is the only one of it's kind in combining both clinical application with classical diligence and scholarship. As such, Clinical Handbook of Classical Chinese Herbalism is the perfect companion to the more comprehensive Bensky-Clavey-Stoger and Wiseman-Brand materia medicas. The Clinical Handbook was self-published by Green Tea Apothecary Press in Portland, OR (www.CookMyHerbs.com).
The Practice of Herbalism
Author : Jesse Hardin
Publsiher : Lulu.com
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Herbs for Healthy Aging
Herbs for Healthy Aging Book Review:
A guide to herbal remedies that promote longevity, restore the body's systems, treat chronic conditions, and maintain natural health • Offers herbal remedies for many conditions associated with aging, such as prostate enlargement, hot flashes, hypertension, insomnia, and arthritis • Provides herbal treatments to restore and maintain function in each of the body's major systems • Explores more than 150 herbs and their actions on the body and mind, preparation methods, and recommended dosages In this herbal guide to healthy aging, medical herbalist David Hoffmann discusses how to maintain the body's vitality as we age and how to treat and prevent the health concerns brought about by aging. He provides herbal treatments to restore and protect each of the body's major systems--from the muscles, bones, and digestive system to the pulmonary, cardiovascular, and reproductive organs--as well as herbal remedies for specific ailments such as prostate enlargement, hot flashes, hypertension, insomnia, bronchitis, varicose veins, and arthritis. He shows how herbs can help minimize dependence on conventional medical treatments and provide a safe and welcome alternative to the unpleasant and sometimes dangerous side effects of synthetic drugs. In the materia medica, Hoffmann details more than 150 health-promoting herbs and their actions on the body and mind, preparation methods, and recommended dosages. This authoritative guide to herbal preventive medicine offers holistic treatments designed not only to promote vibrant health but also to provide a way to age with grace.
Publsiher : Chelsea Green Publishing
In this indispensable new resource both for the home apothecary and clinical practitioners, a celebrated herbalist brings alive the elemental relationships among traditional healing practices, ecological stewardship, and essential plant medicines. By honoring ancient wisdom and presenting it in an innovative way, Energetic Herbalism is a profound and practical guide to family and community care for those seeking to move beyond symptom relief and into a truly holistic framework of health. Throughout, author Kat Maier invites readers to explore their personal relationships with plants and their environs as they discover diverse models of healing. Inside Energetic Herbalism, you'll find: The elements and patterns of Ayurvedic doshas for greater self-awareness as well as positive lifestyle choices A deep appreciation of the wisdom of indigenous peoples, which is the foundation of sacred plant traditions The relationship of well-being to the seasons through the brilliant lens of Chinese Five Element Theory, and how our emotional health is beautifully expressed through the Elements The roots and evolution of Vitalism, the traditional Western system of energetic medicine How to assess imbalances in the body using the elegant and intuitive vocabulary of the six tissue states, an emerging tool in Western herbalism The senses as the main tools for navigating through energetic herbalism Through the rich herbal tradition of storytelling, Maier seamlessly blends theory and practice with her experience-tested herbal remedies and healing protocols. Maier stresses the critical message of how to address the challenge of threatened medicinal plant populations, offering practical and inspiriting methods for ensuring their survival. Many herbals boast a materia medica of more than 100 herbs, but in keeping with an emphasis on sustainable practice, Maier instead focuses in depth on 25 essential medicinal herbs that can be grown in most temperate climates and soils, including: Dandelion Ashwagandha (Indian Ginseng) Goldenseal Burdock Calendula Echinacea Goldenrod Whether you are a seasoned clinical herbalist, an herbalist-in-training, or simply someone seeking to provide the best natural health care for your family, this book is a source of inspiration, insight, and answers you will return to again and again.
Dental Herbalism
Author : Leslie M. Alexander,Linda A. Straub-Bruce
Dental Herbalism Book Review:
A comprehensive practical reference to herbal dental care for all ages • Details the use of 41 safe and effective herbs for the mouth • Explores 47 common conditions that affect the mouth, such as gingivitis, periodontitis, acid reflux, and tooth loss • Provides recipes for herbal toothpastes, mouth rinses, pain-relieving poultices, and teas for prevention and daily care • Examines infant and toddler oral care, including remedies for teething and thrush Our oral health is intimately linked with our overall health and well-being. In this practical guide to herbal dental care, medical herbalist Leslie Alexander and registered dental hygienist Linda Straub-Bruce detail how to use 41 safe and effective herbs for the mouth for optimum oral health, prevention of decay and inflammation, and relief from pain and discomfort. The authors provide recipes for herbal toothpastes and rinses, poultices for pain and inflammation, and teas and tinctures for intervention, prevention, and daily care. They explain how recent research confirms the link between poor oral health and many diseases, such as diabetes, stroke, and heart disease. They examine the risk factors, symptoms, causes, and herbal preventives and remedies for 47 common conditions that affect the mouth, such as gingivitis, periodontitis, bruxism, acid reflux/GERD, and tooth loss. They explore the complete anatomy of the mouth and explain proper brushing, flossing, and tongue-cleaning techniques to prevent tooth decay and gum disease and maintain bridges, implants, and braces. The authors address the importance of diet and nutrition in oral health as well as controversial topics including fluoride. They provide an in-depth chapter on pregnancy, infant, and childhood oral care, including herbal remedies for teething and thrush. Ideal for those looking to improve their own oral health, herbalists looking to address the root cause of systemic inflammation, or dental professionals searching for natural alternatives, this authoritative yet practical guide empowers each of us to reclaim the health of our mouths and sustain a full, strong set of teeth for a lifetime.
Ashkenazi Herbalism
Author : Deatra Cohen,Adam Siegel
Ashkenazi Herbalism Book Review:
The definitive guide to medicinal plant knowledge of Ashkenazi herbal healers, from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Until now, the herbal traditions of the Ashkenazi people have remained unexplored and shrouded in mystery. Ashkenazi Herbalism rediscovers the forgotten legacy of the Jewish medicinal plant healers who thrived in eastern Europe's Pale of Settlement, from their beginnings in the Middle Ages through the modern era. Including the first materia medica of 25 plants and herbs essential to Ashkenazi folk medicine, this essential guide sheds light on the preparations, medicinal profiles, and applications of a rich but previously unknown herbal tradition--one hidden by language barriers, obscured by cultural misunderstandings, and nearly lost to history. Written for new and established practitioners, it offers illustrations, provides information on comparative medicinal practices, and illuminates the important historical and cultural contexts that gave rise to eastern European Jewish herbalism. Part I introduces a brief history of the Ashkenazim and provides an overview of traditional eastern European medicine. Part II offers descriptions of predominantly Jewish towns in the Pale, their many native plants, and the remedies applied by indigenous healers to treat a range of illnesses. This materia medica names each plant in Yiddish, English, Latin, and other relevant languages. Ashkenazi Herbalism also details a brief history of medicine; the roles of the Ba'alei shem, Feldshers, Opshprekherins, midwives, and brewers; and the seferot.
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Игорь Иоганнович Грандберг (1930—2011) — советский и российских учёный-химик, доктор химических наук, профессор; открыл реакцию синтеза триптаминов и их производных (реакция Грандберга).

Автор многих научных трудов, включая монографии и учебники, а также ряда изобретений.

Биография

Семья и образование
Родился 19 февраля 1930 года в Москве в семье Иоганна Фридриховича Грандберга и его жены — Брониславы Александровны Шварц. В 1939 году в семье родилась дочь Кира. Во время Великой Отечественной войны семья находилась в эвакуации в Оренбургской области. В Москву вернулись в 1943 году.

Окончив в 1948 году среднюю школу, в этом же году Игорь Грандберг поступил учиться на химический факультет Московского государственного университета, который окончил с красным дипломом в 1953 году. В 1952 году женился на студентке философского факультета МГУ — Трейнис Зое Анатольевне и в 1953 году у них родился сын Алексей. Супруги развелись в 1970 году, умерла Зоя Анатольевна в 2013 году. В этом же году И. И. Грандберг женился на Шульженко Любови Степановне. В 1971 году у них родился сын Святослав, а в 1977 году дочь Илона.

В 1956 году И. И. Грандберг защитил кандидатскую диссертацию на тему «Некоторые реакции азинов», а в 1962 году — докторскую диссертацию на тему «Исследования пиразолов».

Деятельность
В 1965 году возглавил кафедру органической химии Московского сельскохозяйственного института имени К. А. Тимирязева (ныне Московская сельскохозяйственная академия имени К. А. Тимирязева), которой руководил по 1995 год. Под его руководством было защищено более 40 кандидатских диссертаций и 5 докторских диссертаций.

Занимаясь общественной деятельностью, Грандберг входил в состав редколлегий журналов «Известия ТСХА», «Журнал органической химии», а также издательства «Мир». Он был председателем специализированного совета по защите кандидатских диссертаций, членом учёного совета, членом экспертной комиссии ВАК в МСХА имени К. А. Тимирязева, а также членом государственной экзаменационной комиссии на химическом факультете МГУ имени М. В. Ломоносова.

В 1995 году И. И. Грандбергу было присвоено звание «Заслуженный деятель науки Российской Федерации». В 2006 году он был награждён медалью имени профессора А. Н. Коста за выдающиеся достижения в области химии азотсодержащих гетероциклов.

Умер 24 января 2011 года в Москве.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Игорь Иоганович Грандберг (автобиография)
 Профиль на Mathnet.ru
 famous-scientists.ru/360 − Грандберг Александр Григорьевич

Выпускники химического факультета МГУ
Преподаватели РГАУ-МСХА им. К. А. Тимирязева


In this, my laziest blog post ever, I bulletize some thoughts about the Manitoba provincial election from the comfort of my Best Western hotel room.
As stunning as this defeat was for the NDP, it could have been stunninger. (It's my blog and I can make up words if I want to). The Liberal campaign collapse likely allowed the NDP to hold on to a couple seats that otherwise would have gone red if the Libs could have kept their act together. The NDP also won Wolseley by a narrow margin over the Green party. That could have easily gone the other way.
If you're afraid of "austerity" you can rest easy for a while, and if you want change you need to be patient. There will be no hacking and slashing any time soon because many public servants are covered by a no-layoff clause. What you might see is a more gradual reduction through attrition. I have lived through down-sizing with two employers and it is never easy, but people prioritize, eliminate redundant reports, and generally find ways to get the work done. I don't expect aggressive down-sizing (though some may portray it as such) and I am confident the professionals working for the various departments will be able to adjust.
What may be more important than staff reductions is culture change. A friend who has worked for two departments within the government has told me about instances where common-sense cost saving measures were denied for reasons of optics or ideology. Over the years an increasing number of positions within the departments have been filled with people who follow the previous government's ideology and may be resistant to change. This could take a while to fix.
They increased their vote count and the number of Liberal MLAs, but this election can only be considered a failure for the Liberals. With the NDP in shambles and the historic unpopularity of their leader, the Libs had a unique opportunity to establish themselves as a major player in the legislature. They did not do that, and by the time the next election rolls around the NDP will have a fresh face in charge (I'm assuming NOT Steve Ashton) and it will be an uphill battle for the Liberals once again to be considered a legitimate alternative.
Yes the Liberals had a meager bank balance and internal dissent etc.. but much of the blame needs to rest with the leader Rana. She was unable to articulate how some of the odder Liberal promises fit into her party's vision and she didn't do a very good job of presenting or explaining their financial projections.
More than that: she didn't have the demeanor to survive the spotlight. She became somewhat snippy and defensive in the face of perfectly legitimate questioning, and on election night she was unable to (or chose not to) address her supporters and deliver a concession speech, which is not very leaderly.
Given the above, many were surprise Bokhari decided to stay on as leader. Are these shortcomings ones that can be conquered with experience? Will a better organized party in four years make some of these criticisms moot? I don't know. That's why I'm asking.
The NDP need to rebuild, obviously, but behind who? I believe the reason Wab Kinew jumped in to politics when he did, and *with* whom he did it, is because he wants to be Premier. That is the only way it makes sense to me, given the hypocrisy of him unequivocally supporting a party that has failed in the areas he says matter most to him, and of him instantly reversing his opinion of the PST hike when he joined the campaign.
I'll have plenty of time to write about Pallister and Co. in the coming months and years so I won't say much, but they ran a good campaign. A smart campaign that didn't insult the intelligence of the voters as some of their previous campaigns have.
Polls showed that Pallister was not very popular with voters. He'll have a chance to improve on that, and little things like joining the #FridayFools gang for coffee this past Friday give me hope that he may succeed. Still, I have to wonder how big of a throttling this election would have been if the PCs had a leader with charisma.
It's no secret that I was hoping to see a Green candidate elected. I wouldn't want then to run the province, but I want them to have more of a voice because I think their perspective on issues is worth listening to.
I questioned James Beddome once about why he decided not to run in Wolseley, the strongest riding for the Greens. I don't remember the answer, but I think if he had he would have won a seat.
Their publicized policies (eg. a flat tax) are not as extreme as the non-publicized objectives held by their (for now) leader Gary Marshall (eg. NO tax).
Notes from Gary's explanation of his zero tax scheme.
Change is good. I think it is a given that if a single regime is in power for over 10 years they begin to lose their perspective and begin to govern more for themselves than for the people. It happened in Alberta and it happened here. If Pallister hangs on for 12 or 16 years it might be time for him to go too. His Costa Rica estate will be waiting for him.