The German Hunting Terrier is an active, athletic, focused, hardworking, tenacious, lively and hardy dog. He can be a challenging pet because he is bred to work and to hunt. He is no lapdog, but with attention, patience and training can become a wonderful family companion. If given enough exercise he can nap and relax in the house and be left alone for periods of time. He needs a great deal of activity and exercise to satisfy his instincts, however, and must have a purpose in life and tasks to perform. He loves to work, is eager to please you and is readily trainable, but you must be firm, confident and consistent to train him. He needs obedience training early on so that he can learn to behave properly in the house. He is a high-energy dog who needs long walks or jogs or opportunities to hunt and track prey. Once outside the house or the yard, he transforms into a determined hunting maniac! He loves to swim and retrieve, and will retrieve anything he can carry. He never gives up. He has a powerful nose and is skilled at scent work. He loves active games, like hide-and-seek-the-toy. When he's not hunting or performing a task, he must be leased, in the house, kenneled or securely fenced. He is not a dog who can be left alone in a yard. He is naturally aggressive toward other animals, and will try to get at them. He can be aggressive toward other dogs and cats, although he can learn to get along with family pets if he is raised with them as a puppy. He makes a good watchdog because he is alert, territorial and watchful, and usually only barks for a reason. He can be sociable with other people, but quite often is devoted to one person only, and in this case does not welcome approaches from anyone who is not his owner. You should be cautious with him around children, although in some cases he can be an excellent and affectionate companion for responsible young people. He is a big-hearted, outgoing dog who is loving with the right socialization and focused care. He practically doesn't shed, and so would be a good pet if you are concerned about dog-hair in the home.
The German Hunting Terrier is 13 to 16 inches tall (to shoulders) and weighs 16 to 22 pounds. He has a short coat that can be wiry or smooth. His coat color is black, gray or brown, with brown, reddish-tan, or white markings.
He only needs an occasional brushing.
The German Hunting Terrier, known in his home country as the "Jagdterrier," is a very new breed of dog. He was developed in the Bavarian region of Germany around the turn of the 20th century as a hunter of wild boar, fox, badger and weasel. He is descended from older terrier breeds like the Fox Terrier and the Tan Wire Terrier. The first German Hunting Terrier Club was formed in Germany in 1926; the first "Jagdterriers" began to arrive in Canada and America in the 1950's, and have been used as "tree dogs" to hunt squirrels. The breed was recognized by the United Kennel Club (England) in 1993, but he is as yet a relatively rare and under-utilized hunting dog outside Europe.


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import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np

def plot_nodes(graph, color="r", with_id=True, markersize=4):
    for node in range(len(graph.x_of_node)):
        x, y = graph.x_of_node[node], graph.y_of_node[node]
        plt.plot(
            graph.x_of_node[node],
            graph.y_of_node[node],
            "o",
            color=color,
            markersize=markersize,
        )
        if with_id:
            plt.text(x, y, node, color=color, size=16)

def plot_links(
    graph, color="b", linestyle="solid", with_id=True, as_arrow=True, linewidth=None
):
    if as_arrow:
        head_width = 0.1
    else:
        head_width = 0.0
    for link, nodes in enumerate(graph.nodes_at_link):
        x, y = graph.x_of_node[nodes[0]], graph.y_of_node[nodes[0]]
        dx, dy = graph.x_of_node[nodes[1]] - x, graph.y_of_node[nodes[1]] - y
        plt.arrow(
            x,
            y,
            dx,
            dy,
            head_width=head_width,
            linewidth=linewidth,
            length_includes_head=True,
            color=color,
            linestyle=linestyle,
        )
        if with_id:
            plt.text(x + dx * 0.5, y + dy * 0.5, link, size=16, color=color)

def plot_patches(graph, color="g", with_id=False):
    from matplotlib.patches import Polygon

    for patch, nodes in enumerate(graph.nodes_at_patch):
        nodes = nodes[nodes >= 0]
        x, y = np.mean(graph.x_of_node[nodes]), np.mean(graph.y_of_node[nodes])
        plt.gca().add_patch(
            Polygon(graph.xy_of_node[nodes], ec=color, fc=None, alpha=0.5)
        )
        if with_id:
            plt.text(
                x,
                y,
                patch,
                color=color,
                size=16,
                horizontalalignment="center",
                verticalalignment="center",
            )

def plot_graph(graph, at="node,link,patch", with_id=True, axes=None):
    """Plot elements of a graph.

    Parameters
    ----------
    graph : graph-like
        A landlab graph-like object.
    at : str or iterable of str
        Comma-separated list of elements to plot.
    with_id : str, iterable of str or bool
        Indicate which elements should be plotted with their corresponding id.
        Either a comma-separated list of grid elements or ``True`` to include
        ids for all elements of ``False`` for no elements.
    axes : , optional
        Add the plot to an existing matplotlib ``Axes``, otherwise, create a new one.

    Returns
    -------
    ``Axes``
        The ``Axes`` containing the plot.
    """
    EVERYWHERE = {"node", "link", "patch", "corner", "face", "cell"}

    if isinstance(with_id, bool):
        with_id = EVERYWHERE if with_id else set()
    else:
        with_id = _parse_locations_as_set(with_id)
    locs = _parse_locations_as_set(at)

    ax = plt.axes() if axes is None else axes

    ax.set_xlim([min(graph.x_of_node) - 0.5, max(graph.x_of_node) + 0.5])
    ax.set_ylim([min(graph.y_of_node) - 0.5, max(graph.y_of_node) + 0.5])

    if "node" in locs:
        plot_nodes(graph, with_id="node" in with_id, markersize=4)
    if "link" in locs:
        plot_links(graph, with_id="link" in with_id, linewidth=None, as_arrow=True)
    if "patch" in locs:
        plot_patches(graph, with_id="patch" in with_id)

    if "corner" in locs:
        plot_nodes(graph.dual, color="c", with_id="corner" in with_id)
    if "face" in locs:
        plot_links(graph.dual, linestyle="dotted", color="k", with_id="face" in with_id)
    if "cell" in locs and graph.number_of_cells > 0:
        plot_patches(graph.dual, color="m", with_id="cell" in with_id)

    ax.set_xlabel("x")
    ax.set_ylabel("y")
    ax.set_aspect(1.0)

    return ax

def _parse_locations_as_set(locations):
    """Parse grid element locations as a set.

    Parameters
    ----------
    locations : str or iterable of str
        Grid locations.

    Returns
    -------
    set
        Grid locations as strings.

    Raises
    ------
    ValueError
        If any of the locations are invalid.
    """
    EVERYWHERE = {"node", "link", "patch", "corner", "face", "cell"}

    if isinstance(locations, str):
        as_set = set(locations.split(","))
    else:
        as_set = set(locations)

    as_set = {item.strip() for item in as_set}

    unknown = sorted(as_set - EVERYWHERE)
    if unknown:
        unknown = [repr(item) for item in unknown]
        raise ValueError(
            f"unknown location{'s' if len(unknown) > 1 else ''} ({', '.join(unknown)})"
        )

    return as_set

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Amaranth seeds, like buckwheat and quinoa, contain protein that is unusually complete for plant sources (WH 2005). 2007. The color amaranth represents immortality in Western civilization because the name is derived from the name in Greek mythology of a flower that was believed to never die that grew in the abode of the Greek gods on Mount Olympus. F. amarante. Overview Information Amaranth is a plant. Most fruits and vegetables do not contain a complete set of amino acids, and thus different sources of protein must be used. Indeed, the word comes from the Greek amarantos (Αμάρανθος or Αμάραντος), meaning the "one that does not wither," or the never-fading (flower). These species have an extended period of germination, rapid growth, and high rates of seed production (Bensch et al. In West Africa, such as in Nigeria, it is a common vegetable, and goes with all Nigerian carbohydrate dishes. Specific epithet means having a tail in reference to appearance of the flowers. The flower name Amaranth is from the Greek word "amarantos" which means unfading. 31, p. 5). Greeks stop harvesting the (usually wild-grown) plant when it starts to bloom at the end of August. The amaranth flower holds its bloom for quite a while so it has become the symbol for immortality. Although th… The first written use of amaranth as a color name in English was in 1690. In legend, Amarynthus (a form of Amarantus) was a hunter of Artemis and king of Euboea; in a village of Amarynthus, of which he was the eponymous hero, there was a famous temple of Artemis Amarynthia or Amarysia (Strabo x. The appellation is rooted in the Greek words amarantos, meaning "immortal" or "unfading," and anthos, meaning "flower." - Source: Mackey's Encyclopedia of Freemasonry Order of the Amaranth The seed, oil, and leaf are used as food. Template:Fix-span Within the flowerheads, the true flowers are small and inconspicuous. Information and translations of Amaranth in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web. Amaranth Origin and Meaning. It has been proposed as an inexpensive native crop that could be cultivated by indigenous people in rural areas for several reasons: 1) it is easily harvested, 2) it produces a lot of fruits (and thus seeds), which are used as grain, 3) it is highly tolerant of arid environments, which are typical of most subtropical and some tropical regions, and 4) it contains large amounts of protein and essential amino acids, such as lysine (De Macvean and Pöll 2002). eval(ez_write_tag([[336,280],'newworldencyclopedia_org-medrectangle-4','ezslot_2',162,'0','0'])); Culturally, the amaranth flower has been used as a symbol of immortality since the time of Ancient Greece with even its Greek-derived name meaning "one that does not wither," or the never-fading flower. The name Amaranth is a girl's name . But thou art immortal and dost never fade, but There is also a synthetic dye that has been named "amaranth" for its similarity in color to the natural amaranth pigments known as betalains. The amaranth flower holds its bloom for quite a while so it has become the symbol for immortality. The seed, oil, and leaf are used as food. Silhouette: Linear/Branched. Fragrance: N/A. Common Names Amaranthus, tassle flower, love-lies-bleeding, cat's tail, velvet flower, foxtail. The long, rope like Amaranthus flowers cascade to the ground from tall, erect branching stems. The name Amaranth is a girl's name . However, floriography — a symbolic language in which various plants and flowers are assigned meanings of love, honesty, shame, etc. In the Caribbean, the leaves are called callaloo and are sometimes used in a soup called pepperpot soup. The dried amaranth flowers have been used to call forth the dead, I don't know the process for this. prince's feather and pigweed. J. This article abides by terms of the Creative Commons CC-by-sa 3.0 License (CC-by-sa), which may be used and disseminated with proper attribution. Greek, meaning "eternal" and "immortal" Famous real-life people named Amaranth Amaranth in song, story & screen Amaranth seeds are packed with protein and fiber though they seem to also contain some chemical that inhibits their absorption. Return to top Hibiscus = Noble friendship. How's that for conveying meaning through the language of flowers… The "Amarantos" is the name of a several-century-old popular Greek folk song: Seabeach amaranth (A. pumilus), an amaranth on the Federal Threatened species List. Martirosyan, D. M., L. A. Miroshnichenko, S. N. Kulakova, A. V. Pogojeva, and V. I. Zoloedov. It is sometimes recommended by some doctors for people having low red blood cell count. The entire plant is used to make medicine. Flowers are one of the most wonderful creations that mother nature has ever gifted to mankind. Keep scrolling for more. 2004; Gonor et al. 4.6 Amaranth Flour in Food Applications. 2003. Amaranth seeds may range from buff to dark purple in color, although most amaranth sold commercially is pale yellow (WH 2005). The hypogynous ovary has 3 to 5 joined sepals. Amaranthus is a broad genus of about 60 species of short-lived herbs that breed mostly in the temperate and tropical regions. Comments and insights on the name Amaranth Personal experiences with the name Amaranth Nicknames for Amaranth Meanings and history of the name Amaranth. Although several species are often considered weeds, people around the world value amaranths as leaf vegetables, cereals, and ornamentals. Amaranth is a plant. Not all amaranth plants are cultivated. This looked like the Christian communion to the Roman Catholic priests, so the cultivation of the grain was forbidden for centuries. This amaranth is the prettiest light pink adding a special detail to any of your sola wood flower arrangements. Formerly, Sauer (1955) classified the genus into 2 sub-genera, differentiating only between monoecious and dioecious species: Acnida (L.) Aellen ex K.R. What can be more pleasing than beholding the scenic beauty of roses, the lilies, the violets, the tulips, the orchids and the list goes on! A. Vozzo. Meanings and history of the name Amarantha. What can be more pleasing than beholding the scenic beauty of roses, the lilies, the violets, the tulips, the orchids and the list goes on! Latin amarantus, a flower, from Greek amaranton, from neuter of amarantos unfading, from a- + marainein to waste away. It is a popular snack sold in Mexico City and other parts of Mexico, sometimes mixed with chocolate or puffed rice, and its use has spread to Europe and other parts of North America. Symbol of immortality, and immortal love. Amaranth: The once and future crop. Amaranth Stats. bloomest for ever in renewed youth.". In Andhra Pradesh, India, this leaf is added in preparation of a popular dal called thotakura pappu. 2006). However, their moderately high content of oxalic acid inhibits the absorption of calcium and zinc, and also means that they should be avoided or eaten in moderation by people with kidney disorders, gout, or rheumatoid arthritis. Globe amaranth definition: a plant, Gomphrena globosa , native to the Old World tropics , having dense heads of... | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples Amaranth seeds can be used as a cereal or ground into a flour and they contain exceptionally complete protein for plant sources. The spelling with th seems to be due to confusion with Gr. It's easily added to or subtracted from, usually starting with vegetables we have to use up before next week's CSA box, which means dicing up everything from onions to romano beans to amaranth leaves. The images were cut to be eaten by the people. The fact that Amaranthus has few distinguishing characters and there is a wide diversity of morphological diversity among the species complicates taxonomy and Amaranthushas generally been considered among systematists as a "difficult" genus (Costea and DeMason 2001). The fact that Amaranthus has few distinguishing characters and there is a wide diversity of morphological diversity among the species complicates taxonomy and Amaranthus has generally been considered among systematists as a "difficult" genus (Costea and DeMason 2001). Its bright pom-poms last a long while in fresh and dried arrangements. Symbol of immortality, and immortal love. Define amaranth. Globe Amaranth – (unfading love) The globe amaranth is an annual plant that grows up to 24 inches in height, it is a genus of plants in the Amaranthaceae family. Amaranth seeds can be used as cereal or ground into flour, for such purposes as making bread (Herbst 2001). It was also used by the ancient Aztecs, who called it huautli, and other Native America peoples in Mexico to prepare ritual drinks and foods. + to quench, cause to wither, fr. Amaranth is a beautiful herb with bright fuchsia flowers and a tasty seed that flavors many Eastern dishes. Define amaranth. Also, this plant can survive in tough conditions. It is also associated with immortality and is used to decorate images of gods and goddesses as well as in Pagan funeral ceremonies. Long ago poets conceived of a flower that did not fade and christened it amaranth. There are 1 to 5 stamens. Blossom Texture: Fuzzy. amaranth, n. 1 any plant of the genus Amaranthus, usu. Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012, any of numerous tropical and temperate plants of the genus, Celebrate the House Meal, the Go-To Dish for When There's No One to Satisfy but Yourself, How to Buy Gluten-Free Without Getting Duped. Thus, in John Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost (1667), iii. Due to its weedy life history, amaranth grains grow very rapidly and their large seedheads can weigh up to 1 kilogram and contain a half-million seeds (Tucker 1986). Meaning in the Language of Flowers: Unchangeable. Amaranthus caudatus has some common insect problems: ... Genus name comes from the Greek word amarantos meaning unfading in reference to the long-lasting flowers of some species. This synthetic dye is also known as Red No. — didn't come into full bloom until late 19th century England, when Victorians paid attention to the arrangement of their bouquets the way we pay attention to the "likes" on our Facebook pages. Amaranth is classified as a pseudocereal, meaning that it's not technically a cereal grain like wheat or oats, but it shares a comparable set of nutrients and is used in similar ways. Line: Straight. An imaginary flower which never fades. Amaranth species are cultivated and consumed as a leaf vegetable in many parts of the world. Amaranth is believed to have been a staple in the diet of pre-Columbian Aztecs, who thought that it gave them supernatural powers and incorporated it into their religious ceremonies. Detoxifying & Purifying Properties: Gomphrena globosa is truly a detoxifying herb and helps get rid … Amaranth has been used widely by the Chinese for its healing chemicals, used to treat illnesses such as infections, rashes, and migraines. Globe Amaranth – (unfading love) The globe amaranth is an annual plant that grows up to 24 inches in height, it is a genus of plants in the Amaranthaceae family. In China, the leaves and stems are used as a stir-fry vegetable and called yin choi (苋菜; pinyin: xiàncài; and variations on this transliteration in various dialects). There are two species popular as edible vegetable in Vietnam: dền đỏ- amaranthus tricolor and dền cơm or dền trắng- amaranthus viridis. This appearance of the new strain of the Palmer amaranth that is glyphosate-resistant means that it cannot be killed by the widely used Roundup herbicide. The fruits are dry, indehiscent, and one-seeded. Such use is seen in works of poetry, fables, and songs. The bracteate flowers are regular with 4 to 5 petals, often joined. Amaranthus also includes the pigweeds, The flower is in fact very durable both on the plant and when it is cut. Amaranthus are the best accent plants, especially in dried flower arrangements. Speaking of science: Amaranth: A comeback for the food of the Aztecs? Proper herbicide treatment needs to be applied before the species successfully colonizes in the crop field and causes significant yield reductions. Learn more. It is known in Yoruba as efo tete or arowo jeja ("we have money left over for fish"). #NatureName. What does Amaranth mean? any plant of the genus Amaranthus, some species of which are cultivated as food and some for their showy flower clusters or foliage.Compare amaranth family. Marx, J. L. 1977. Globe amaranth's nearly nonstop flowers make it an all-time favorite for beds, borders, and containers, where it will attract butterflies and take the summer heat without missing a beat. Flower Meanings – List of Flowers With Their Meanings And Pictures. }} it is known as lenga lenga or biteku teku (Enama 1994). In Congo{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||date=__DATE__ |$B= The true species of globe amaranth has magenta flowers, then there are garden varieties with purple, white, red, lilac and pink. The flower is often placed on coffins at the present day with a like symbolic meaning, and therefore is one of the decorations of a Lodge of Sorrow. Tucker, J. "Epidemic" vs. "Pandemic" vs. "Endemic": What Do These Terms Mean? If no cruel hand pluck me from my stem, yet I must perish The leaves also are consumed as a nutritious leaf vegetable, being used both in cooking and salads. "Alligator" vs. "Crocodile": Do You Know The Difference? Although this classification was widely accepted, further infrageneric classification was (and still is) needed to differentiate this widely diverse group. An erect branching annual herb. Don't appear to be any night-hawk on the jack-staff—it's the Amaranth, dead sure! 1996. Hawthorn – … Credit is due under the terms of this license that can reference both the New World Encyclopedia contributors and the selfless volunteer contributors of the Wikimedia Foundation. Members of this family have simple leaves that are opposite or alternate, with margins entire or coarsely toothed, and without stipules. replied, "I indeed, dear Amaranth, flourish but for a brief The following 9 species of Amaranthus are considered invasive and noxious weeds in the United States and Canada: A. albus, A. blitoides, A. hybridus, A. palmeri, A. powellii, A. retroflexus, A. spinosus, A. tuberculatus, and A. viridis (USDA). The Dictionary.com Word Of The Year For 2020 Is …. Gomphrena globosa, commonly known as globe amaranth, makhmali, and vadamalli, is an edible plant from the family Amaranthaceae.The round-shaped flower inflorescences are a visually dominant feature and cultivars have been propagated to exhibit shades of magenta, purple, red, orange, white, pink, and lilac. An imaginary flower supposed never to fade. The meaning of amaranth is "immortal", as in the old days is was considered to be a real flower of immortality because of its many benefits. amaranth, n. [L. amarantus, Gr. 2006; Martirosyan et al. Globe amaranth is normally planted from inexpensive nursery seedling packs. A traditional food plant in Africa, amaranth has potential to improve nutrition, boost food security, foster rural development, and support sustainable land care (NRC 2006). the … Mosyakin, S. L., and K. R. Robertson. From the amaranth flower. 2 an imaginary flower that never fades. It was also used by the ancient Aztecs, who called it huautli, and other Native America peoples in Mexico to prepare ritual drinks and foods. While the active ingredient in oats appears to be water-soluble fiber, amaranth appears to lower cholesterol via its content of plant stanols and squalene. Gonor, K. V., A. V. Pogozheva, S. A. Derbeneva, G. Mal'tsev, E. N. Trushina, and O. K. Mustafina. Enama, M. 1994. Daysi Perez-Rea, Raquel Antezana-Gomez, in Starch in Food (Second Edition), 2018. The word amaranthine emerged as an adjective of the imaginary flower and subsequently of anything possessing its undying quality. Currently, Amaranthus includes 3 recognized sub-genera and 70 species, although species numbers are questionable due to hybridization and species concepts (Judd et al. Gomphrena globosa, commonly known as globe amaranth, makhmali, and vadamalli, is an edible plant from the family Amaranthaceae.The round-shaped flower inflorescences are a visually dominant feature and cultivars have been propagated to exhibit shades of magenta, purple, red, orange, white, pink, and lilac. Amaranth is a beautiful herb with bright fuchsia flowers and a tasty seed that flavors many Eastern dishes. In Ancient Greek mythology, amaranth was a flower that was hidden by the gods. American English is not always as it appears to be ... get to know regional words in this quiz! 2006. 2001. An amaranth planted in a garden near a Rose-Tree, thus addressed Globe amaranth, Bachelor's button Small rounded everlasting heads of bright orange bracts shaded salmon pink at the base papery bracts enfolding minute star-shaped cream white flowers; borne singly on slender stems. Iris flowers are a tip-off that the bouquet is a message. The entire plant is used to make medicine. How's that for conveying meaning through the language of flowers… Long ago poets conceived of a flower that did not fade and christened it amaranth. Botanical Interests (botanical interests.com); W. … 353: Samuel Taylor Coleridge, in Work without Hope (1825), also refers to the herb, likely referencing Milton's earlier work (ll 7-10 excerpted): Joachim du Bellay mentioned the herb in his "A Vow To Heavenly Venus," ca. While it is not a true grain or cereal because the plant does not belong to the grass family (Poaceae), amaranth, like quinoa, is known as a "pseudograin" because the flavor, appearance, and cooking of many species exhibit similarities to grains. having small green, red, or purple tinted flowers, e.g. Like quinoa, another staple crop of pre-Colombian cultures, amaranth contains the essential amino acid lysine, which is deficient in wheat and barley. In the Victorian language of flowers, Love Lies Bleeding represented hopelessness, or hopeless love. Add to my Namelist. Reheating cooked amaranth greens is often discouraged, particularly for consumption by small children, as the nitrates in the leaves can be converted to nitrites, similarly to spinach. 2003) and have been causing problems for farmers since the mid-1990s. Aesop's Fables (sixth century B.C.E.) Costea (2003). Several species are raised for amaranth grain in Asia and the Americas. Etsi töitä, jotka liittyvät hakusanaan Amaranth flower meaning tai palkkaa maailman suurimmalta makkinapaikalta, jossa on yli 18 miljoonaa työtä. It gained popularity during the Victorian age, when flowers were imbued with meanings, and the gift of a hand-picked bouquet could transmit meaning to the recipient without need for any card or explanation. The true species of globe amaranth has magenta flowers, then there are garden varieties with purple, white, red, lilac and pink. Flower Meanings – List of Flowers With Their Meanings And Pictures. 2008). Species across the genus contain concentric rings of vascular bundles, and fix carbon efficiently with a C4 photosyntheticpathway. Definition of Amaranth in the Definitions.net dictionary. Amiral Gravina, blackish-purple, changing to amaranth, large and full. An amaranth is a flower seen in mythology as symbolising eternity. The flower name Amaranth is from the Greek word "amarantos" which means unfading. New World Encyclopedia writers and editors rewrote and completed the Wikipedia article The name amaranth derives from the Greek and means "immortal" or "that does not wither". Also called pigweed. amaranth definition: 1. a South American plant, or the grain of this plant eaten as food: 2. a South American plant, or…. Globe Amaranth = Captivating and Unchanging Love. 2003). 2 in North America and E123 in the European Union. Costea, M., D. Brenner, F. Tardif, Y. Tan, and M. Sun. Globe amaranth will bloom freely throughout the season without deadheading, but you will probably want to add some of these long-lasting blooms to your vase, so shear away. Amaranth is used in spells to repair a broken heart. Ancient amaranth grains still used to this day include the three species, Amaranthus caudatus, Amaranthus cruentus, and Amaranthus hypochondriacus (Costea et al. Woven into a wreath, it is said to render the wearer invisible. A flower belonging to the Amaranthus family. Don't believe the lies propagated by the rose cartel: there is no historical … Amaranth is a name that's been used primarily by parents who are considering baby names for girls. History A native of South America, the amananthus' name is derived from the Greek amarantos, which means "unfading" and is an appropriate reference to the flower's long-lasting deep red, green or yellow blooms. The taxonomy is further differentiated by sections within each of the sub-genera (Mosyakin and Robertson 1996). Culture: The missing nexus in ecological economics perspective. The species Amaranthus palmeri (Palmer amaranth) causes the greatest reduction in soybean yields and has the potential to reduce yields by 17 to 68 percent in field experiments (Bensch et al. Because of its importance as a symbol of indigenous culture, and because it is very palatable, easy to cook, and its protein particularly well suited to human nutritional needs, interest in grain amaranth (especially A. cruentus and A. hypochondriacus) was revived in the 1970s. Nov 23, 2019 - Explore Florists' Weddings & Events's board "Amaranthus", followed by 3950 people on Pinterest. Amaranthus is a showy and exotic plant, ideal for beds and borders. 'Green tails' (A. caudatus) Amaranth seed sources. Giving a bouquet of tulips mean ~a declaration of love~ But if the tulips are presented with their stems up, it means rejection ! in accordance with New World Encyclopedia standards. Scientific Name Genus species Amaranthus Family Amaranthaceae. The appellation is rooted in the Greek words amarantos, meaning "immortal" or "unfading," and anthos, meaning "flower." 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Part I: Separating contenders from pretenders at TIFF
A look at films underperforming, coming out to decent reviews at Toronto Film Festival
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As usual, the Toronto International Film Festival lineup is stacked in 2019 and after starting Sept. 5, reviews are starting to flow from some of the most anticipated films and the critics are separating some of the awards contenders from pretenders.
To clarify, a contender is a movie that is well-reviewed or features aspects or performances worthy of awards.
A pretender is a film prior to reviews that features a promising cast, a skilled filmmaker at the helm or a medium worthy for adaptation, yet the pieces do not mesh and the film fails in some tonal regard, a poor casting choice or because of poor creative choices.
If you are someone like me who needs critic reviews to come in prior to viewing a film, these TIFF updates should be vital to you.
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While only a few major critics are at TIFF writing their reviews, these early reviews tend to make or break because more often than not, a couple early reviews mold the general attitude toward a film.
So, let's take a look at some of the anticipated films that have underperformed at TIFF.
"Jojo Rabbit" — Thought to be a major player in this year's Oscar race, Taika Waititi's "Jojo Rabbit" has aired at TIFF to mixed reviews, receiving a metascore review as high as 91 and another as low as 0. Where Waititi has found success making "Thor: Ragnarok" and vampire mockumentary, "What We Do in the Shadows," it appears he may have missed the same crowd-pleasing qualities that made his past films glow. The general word right now is that "Jojo Rabbit" does not miss its mark because of a lack of ambition or endearment, but that it is too safe, burying the darkness inherited in its Third Reich subject matter, rather than embracing it and facing it.
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"The Goldfinch" — Known for his direction of the 2015 Oscar-nominated film, "Brooklyn," John Crowley takes on the 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning novel, "The Goldfinch," with an all-star cast headed by Ansel Elgort. Unfortunately, this could become part of the long line of failed novel adaptations as the film has come out to mixed reviews at TIFF without a single raving review attached. There has been some praise for performances and engaging characters, but the general word is that the drama is lifeless and a little soapy.
Fortunately, these are the only two films at TIFF with major hype that have come out to underwhelming responses.
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Films such as "The Laundromat," "Just Mercy," "Dolemite is my name," "Judy" and "Honey Boy" have come out to decent or generally favorable reviews with certain qualities that are receiving high praise. Specifically, Renee Zellweger is an early Oscar favorite for her performance as the legendary Judy Garland in "Judy." Shia LaBeouf is impressing critics with both his screenplay and performance in "Honey Boy." While being described as a bit formulaic and predictable, "Just Mercy" is being praised for its heart-warming story and important message.
Stay tuned: part two of the TIFF preview will be published on badgerherald.com on Sept. 10.
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We associate Nori with a delicious bite of sushi – but this green sushi packaging is so much more in its own right. It's been acknowledged as a superfood in Asian cultures for a long time and it's not unusual to see their kiddies crunching their way through a packet of Nori as if it were a super treat. That's because Nori is very moreish and not a bad snack to love, considering its amazing health benefits. It's even fed to women for a few weeks after childbirth and has traditionally been known to rejuvenate and replenish the body.
Nori is an excellent food for the blood, strengthening and purifying it, because it has a very similar composition to human blood – it comes from the sea after all and many of us feel that connection to the sea as our Mother, a primal source of life. Nori is rich in chlorophyll, that's the pigment that gives it its green colour, and chlorohyll is nature's detoxifier.
Nori is even higher in calcium than milk and so if you're vegan, or need to avoid dairy, or even if you don't, it's a great way to get in your calcium needs. Because it comes with a balanced composition of minerals, the calcium is easily absorbed and utilised.
Nori contains a vast array of protective and rejuvenating phytonutrients, polyphenols, antioxidants and flavonoids. It's literally an alphabet of vitamins such as A, B, C as well as Niacin, folic acid, taurine and iron.
Nori contains 30 to 50% protein. It also contains that all important vitamin B12 for those who don't eat animal products.
Nori has a bulk of fibre that is very digestible and this is always a good thing for your gut health.
Iodine is one of those essential elements we don't get naturally in our-land based diet. Nori contains plenty of iodine, so instead of iodine enriched refined table salt with less-than-desirable additives, look no further for your iodine requirements. Iodine is very important for your thyroid function. Of course there are those of you who are allergic to iodine and in this case, it should be avoided.
Sodium and potassium along with other minerals make it great for keeping the mineral balance in your blood regulated, supporting your muscles by preventing cramping and preventing dehydration by regulating fluids in your body.
Nori is rich in folic acid and antioxidants, and folate-rich foods have been shown to cut your risk of colon cancer.
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Without stopping to think I purchased a Nori Wand as it would have been a delightful alternative to a meat stick. Well, I had a terrible reaction and was man down for a week. This was entirely my own fault. I suspected I had an iodine allergy, now I know I DO HAVE such an allergy. It has been medically confirmed. So there goes my dreams of seaweed products 'out to sea'.
Maybe put a note: Iodine Allergy with seaweed products, just to caution those like me who would think they may have this allergy, not to try it.
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The twice Wimbledon champion revealed that, as expected, he has gone through a 'hip resurfacing' operation following his dramatic five set match at the Australian Open, and prior admission that the pain had become overwhelming.
It is understood the procedure was similar to that performed in August on American doubles specialist Bob Bryan, who has returned to the tour this month at the age of 40.
HIP RESURFACING SURGERY – WHAT IS IT?
An alternative to a hip replacement, it involves removing the damaged surfaces of the bones inside the hip joint and replacing them with a metal surface.
An advantage to this approach is that it removes less bone. However, resurfacing is much less popular now due to concerns about the metal surface causing damage to soft tissues around the hip.
'I have a metal hip. Feeling a bit battered and bruised but hopefully that will be the end of my hip pain,' posted Murray on his Instagram account.
While it is way too early to predict what will happen now, Murray plans to leave no stone unturned in seeing how far he might be able to go physically, once his body has settled down after the surgery. At the very least, he expects his overall quality of life to improve.
In Australia Bryan gave chapter and verse on his own experience, and admitted that for the first eight weeks he did not go flat out to rehab the affected area. That is not an approach that will be replicated by the 31 year-old Scot.
Of course that can only be taken as a very rough guide to what might happen with Murray, as no two hip injuries are the same and singles is more taxing physically than doubles.
What can be said was that in the colder light of day it was felt by some close to the Scot that, in his highly charged frame of mind around the start of the Australian Open, his press conferences took on something of a life of their own.
The sense of finality was added to by the video tribute at the end of his five-set match against Roberto Bautista Agut. It was not solicited by the player himself, but the tournament felt it an appropriate way to mark things in light of his public words.
There can be no doubt that Murray would want to make another appearance at Wimbledon, but it would be very premature to say whether Tuesday's operation would allow him to do this, or more, at such an early stage. As with his whole career, he will seek to maximise his chances of a favourable outcome.
While Bryan recommended his American specialist Edwin Su, Murray elected to have the surgery in London, a year and 20 days after he underwent his first hip operation in Melbourne. His management declined to say where this was done.
Ian Holloway, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at Bupa Cromwell Hospital, told Sportsmail that hip resurfacing would have a high chance of enabling Murray to do day-to-day movements like putting on his shoes without pain. He said that if the 31-year-old Scot went down that route, he could realistically expect to be able to play tennis recreationally – perhaps hitting a ball around with his daughters as they grow up – and could even coach tennis.
'The most likely injury that Murray would have had is in the structure around the hip joint called the labrum, which is the cartilage that protects the edge of the socket.
'Murray has been treated by one of the world's experts in hip arthroscopy [Dr John O'Donnell], he is regarded to be one of the main men. But despite that, Murray is obviously still having problems.
'Resurfacing is a type of hip replacement that tends to be offered for patients who have arthritis, which is one of the potential consequences of labral problems. The fact he is now talking about resurfacing suggests that is now the case.
'Having a hip resurfacing would hopefully enable patients to get back to day-to-day life without pain, that is the prime reason for doing it. If patients have pain walking around, then resurfacing would aim to treat that. In around 90 per cent of cases that is the case. We know from experience with hip replacements in general that it is a very successful procedure.
Another well-known figure in tennis to have had a similar procedure carried out is former Wimbledon semi-finalist and Olympic singles silver medallist Tim Mayotte, who reached also reached the quarter-finals on four other occasions at SW19.
Meanwhile Stephen Farrow, Tournament Director of the Fever Tree Championships at Queen's Club – where Murray is a five times champion – expressed the hope that he might yet back.
Hip resurfacing is a type of hip replacement, and the two procedures are very similar. The joint is removed surgically using a special instrument, and replaced with a metal implant (in most cases). The difference is that less bone is removed from the femoral side of the hip joint in hip resurfacing.
Patients are encouraged to take a few steps on the day of surgery, and will typically be released from hospital after three days. They will then spend a number of weeks on crutches, and should be able to walk without crutches after four to six weeks. They can then usually get back to activities after a few months.
Who typically has hip resurfacing?
It is a procedure that tends to be used for younger males (aged under 55) who are perhaps experiencing arthritis as a result of problems with a cartilage in the hip called the labrum. There is a potential issue with females, and the advice is that it is an unsuitable procedure for women.


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Cannabis Company Disasters: Learning from the Brutal Curaleaf Sequence
By Vince Sliwoski on August 14, 2019
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Today let's talk about Curaleaf and the trifecta of very bad things that befell the company over a recent two-week span. Then, let's see what we can learn from this brutal sequence.
To recap, between July 22 and August 5, Curaleaf: 1) was hit with an FDA warning letter for "illegally selling" CBD products and making "unsubstantiated claims" that the products treat cancer, Alzheimer's disease, opioid withdrawal, and pain and pet anxiety; 2) was hit with a class action securities lawsuit by a sharp-looking plaintiffs' firm for making knowingly false and misleading statements to the investing public, that artificially inflated the price of its stock; and 3) was fined $250,000 by the State of Massachusetts for failing to disclose a change of ownership to state regulators.
At this point, Curaleaf directors and officers are probably nervous to get out of bed. But it's all very interesting for the rest of us, so let's break it down.
The FDA Warning Letter
If you are selling CBD products and you have not read this letter, you should. It's here. As you read, keep in mind that Curaleaf claims to be the "world's largest cannabis company by revenue and the largest in the U.S. across key operating metrics." And then marvel at how ham-handed this whole thing is.
There are two things going on here. First, FDA is chasing Curaleaf for selling CBD products that are not generally recognized as safe and effective (a.k.a. GRAS) for their designated uses, and that qualify as unapproved "new drugs" under the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. Fine. We can't be too hard on Curaleaf for that: everyone is racing to make and sell these products notwithstanding FDA policy. Fundamentally, the bet companies are making with CBD products is that revenue upside (objectively large) will outstrip legal exposure (subjectively small).
But the crazy part is making these claims. Don't make these claims. Health claims for unapproved products are an invitation for FDA to write you letters and worse. We have been sounding the bell for at least a few years on this blog on that issue in the specific context of CBD. The fact that a company the size of Curaleaf was saying things like "cures cancer" and "treats Alzheimer's" in various media is really astonishing, and raises serious operational and governance questions.
An interesting issue going forward will be whether Curaleaf continues to sell the offending "illegal" products (like everyone else), but without making health claims. Mega-retailer CVS has already pulled some of them.
The Securities Lawsuit
We covered this one last week, so I'm going to be brief. It's fair to say that suit wouldn't have happened if the FDA had not acted, but that's how these things work. The core claim here is that the FDA letter, caused by Curaleaf's actions, caused Curaleaf's stock price to fall 7%, wiping out significant shareholder value overnight. There are now other law firms piling on and jockeying to represent class plaintiffs, and Curaleaf will have to work diligently and creatively to beat back the damages allegations. For what it's worth, the stock has been muddling along since July 23 and as of yesterday, August 13, it closed very near where it landed after the quick drop.
The State Compliance Boondoggle
The story here is that the company completed a merger without permission, which is generally a no-no in states with marijuana programs. Massachusetts was about as nice as could be about it, at least while issuing a quarter million dollar fine. The state acknowledged Curaleaf's "good-faith but mistaken interpretation of the Commission's regulations", which is a nice way of saying that the company didn't have bad intentions: it was just sort of dumb.
As with the FDA claims issue, it's hard to understand how a company this large and with so many resources could be so careless. Quite possibly, it's a case of doing too much too fast. Curaleaf closed a stock acquisition it valued at approximately $875 million last month, and it also announced the acquisition of Oregon's Select brand a few months prior for $948 million (this again was an all-stock deal; one could certainly quibble with these valuations). Still, in state cannabis licensing, compliance is king and there is no good excuse for breaking basic rules.
It's been fun picking on Curaleaf here (in full disclosure, I papered a $5 million mezzanine loan to one of its recent acquisitions a while back, on behalf of a third party). It's also important to take some lessons away from this, aside from the very obvious "comply with all the rules" missives. There are two big ones, at least in my view.
First, mistakes tend to snowball. It may seem tempting to make an unapproved health claim, for example, on the theory that an FDA lecture is the worst possible outcome. But an FDA lecture can beget further and possibly more significant headaches, including litigation. Even if Curaleaf were a $2 million, closely-held company with handful of investors, there are always risks of fiduciary and management-focused claims.
Second, when it comes to state compliance, it is generally not better to ask forgiveness than permission. Ask for permission, and do not proceed until you are very sure that all is clear. Even when cannabis licensees self-report violations, in most cases and in most states our experience has been that agencies go hard on violators (and it's getting worse). Cannabis business transactions can be terribly frustrating due to regulatory delays, but you simply have to plan for it in this industry.
We will check back on Curaleaf at some point down the line. For now, play it straight as we wind down the summer.
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Kaduna State Governor Mallam Nasir El-Rufai has condoled the people of Zonkwa Chiefdom and the family of His Highness Nuhu Bature, the Agwam Kajju, on his demise.
Malam El-Rufai described HH Nuhu Bature as a good man, a decent monarch and a proponent of peaceful existence, whose counsel and wisdom was always cherished.
Muyiwa Adekeye, Special Adviser to the Governor (Media & Communication), disclosed in a statement issued on Sunday.
He quoted the governor as saying that "The Kaduna State Government acknowledges and salutes his stature as a royal father who sought to build bridges as part of his resolute commitment to peace and harmony".
Malam El-Rufai has sent a message of condolence to the family of the revered monarch, praying God to grant him peaceful repose, comfort his family and the entire Zonkwa Chiefdom.
The first-class monarch, Agwam Bajju in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna state, Malam Nuhu Bature who ascended the throne in 1995 died Saturday evening.
A source, from the palace who spoke with Daily Trust on anonymity, said the monarch, who has long been battling with protracted illness, died Saturday evening. The monarch became the first Agwam Bajju when he ascended the throne in 1995.
Bajju Chiefdom, alongside Atyap Chiefdom in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area, were created in 1995 by the then Kaduna State Governor, Col. Lawal Jafaru Isa, three years after Zangon Kataf crisis of 1992.
Yesterday, President Buhari also expressed the nation's condolences to the government of Kaduna State, the people of Zonkwa Chiefdom and the family of His Highness Nuhu Bature, the Agwam Kajju on his demise.
He prayed for the repose of the souls of the deceased.
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A history of Cahir
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A history of Cahir: the delightfully sleepy little town you've probably never heard about – but should
To most, Cahir is a small, sleepy little town in the county of Tipperary with a famously in-tact castle and not much else. But to those who know it well, it is a charming place full of life where family and friends gather and gossip, and stories of wandering ancestors abound. It is surrounded by majestic mountains, wisened forests, hills, rivers and a whole lot of history.
My father was born on Mountain Road, just like his mother before him and probably her parents before that. My grandfather, Thomas Burke, was born in Wexford but when he was stationed in Cahir during the second world war, he too felt the illustrious pull of the charming little town and stayed there till the day he died.
Integration and Multiculturalism
Over the years, I have watched the town of Chair change a lot. Not in the ways one would expect however. The shop fronts are for the most part unchanged, there is a Lidl now where the town criers (now in the shape of hunched over women called Mary) congregate and exchange their little nuggets of latest news. In the unlikely case they have none, they'll settle for watching who goes in and out and with whom. Everything is news in Cahir, and everyone knows everything.
"Back in the day, if you were not a regular mass attender you where whispered about. Now if you are a regular mass attender – you're whispered about" as one resident so aptly puts it.
Kids fly by in packs on their bikes, just like they always have, but the one thing that is different now is that their babble is in a multitude of tongues.
With a population of 3,950 (Sept. 2017) and a non-Irish population of 979, Cahir has the eighth highest proportion of non-Irish nationals [Central Statistics Office 2016] in Ireland. As a London city girl with Middle Eastern heritage myself, I must say that I never saw this coming. However, I think the locals may have been more shocked.
Cahir Castle is a national monument and one of the largest castles in Ireland which dates back to 1142. It is probably one of the most well-preserved castles in the country due to the fact that the guardian of Lord Cahir (then only x years old) surrendered to Cromwell in 1650 during his conquest of Ireland which ensured its structural protection. Not even one shot was fired.
Not much happens in Cahir but the castle does draw in a lot of tourism with, on top of that, a lot of film crews, which the locals are very proud of. The castle has been used as a location for the television series The Tudors (probably the sauciest thing that has ever happened to/in Cahir) and in 1998 the castle was the location for an episode off Mystic Knights Of Tir Na Nog (click on the link and you'll see the castle in the first five seconds – just ignore the incredibly questionable acting) but more importantly, however, in 1981 it was used as the location for a battle scene in the film Excalibur, in which my grandad was an extra in (who said there aren't perks to living in Cahir/living right next door to an ancient castle).
Right, so imagine if Snow White had run away from her wicked evil stepmother in Cahir Castle, ran along the River Suir and ended up finding the Seven Dwarfs cottage 3.6km away. That's what Swiss Cottage is. Swiss Cottage is an ornamental cottage ( cottage orné) was built in the 1880s, designed by the famous architect John Nash. Although it is technically in Kilcommon, many Cahir residents consider it as part of their heritage and can walk to it from the castle along the river, of which it used to be a part. Lord and Lady Cahir used to use this Snow White paradise cottage for entertaining guests.
It is a popular tourist attraction as a historic house museum and is open seasonally (you can check it's open periods here) and is managed by the Office of Public Works.
Fun fact: The wallpaper in the living room is one of the first commercially produced Parisian wallpapers (David, Skinner. Wallpaper in Ireland 1700-1900)
Quakering Quakersome Past
Once upon a time in South Tipperary, Cahir and Clonmel were the epicentre for Quaker activity. You could find these Quakers milling about in the flour mills that they owned. Most of these mills were along the banks of the River Suir. However, the mills in South Tipperary, the one in Cahir included, fell out of use as a consequence of the free trade deal with England which made the price of wheat fall too low for farmers to continue growing the crop. Now, many of the Quaker families have died out. There is a little Quaker cemetery between Cahir and Ardfinnan which is called Garreenalive locally.
The River Siúr
The River Suir (pronounced 'sure') is a particularly stunning part of Cahir. It passes through Cahir, Clonmel and Carrick-on-Suir before reaching Waterford before running into the Atlantic. It can be enjoyed whilst visiting the castle or on a walk along to the aforementioned walk along to Swiss Cottage, known as the Swiss Cottage or Coronation Walk, which is frequented daily by many regulars. If you're lucky you may even bump into my dad. He'll be the bald man power walking ahead and hoping you don't talk to him.
Fun fact: an incident in 2003 saw a cement-carrying train plunge into the river just 200 yards from Cahir train station. Thirteen wagons were derailed (the driver luckily survived) where they remain, still partially submerged today.
The scenery
As a girl who has lived in the city most of her life, the prospect of visiting the mountains on my stays with my father's always excited me. This was not, however, induced by the mere sight of trees (WHAT ARE THOSEEEE) but by the beauty that makes people stay and expatriates return. Sometimes we just leave the house and drive through the hills for the sheer pleasure. I have always loved how the Vee near Clougheen turns the most beautiful pink during every year when the rhododendrons blossom.
Fun fact: Further up the Vee there's a lake called Bay Lough that the locals say is bottomless. In the history of Cahir, folklore has rumoured that a so-called witch called Petticoat Loose, a wild woman by all accounts, who was condemned to empty the lake with a sewing thimble until it was empty. As well as bottomless, they say the lake impossible to swim across.
The nearby Galtee Mountains form the largest inland range in Ireland and is a popular walking area. The Galtee's slopes also home to Glengarry Wood, a forest around 1,400 acres and is home to much wildlife and birds.
What interests me most about the whole history of Cahir, I think, is the pull it has on people. It isn't exactly the hub of excitement and any changes that occur happen slowly over time with a little grumble and huff, but for people like my father, who has lived in many places over the course of his life, there was only one place he ever called home.
"Maybe it's just a case of the savage who loves his native shore best, but I'm happier here than I have ever been anywhere else in my life."
Did you enjoy this little insight into the history of Cahir? Do you have anything to add? We'd love to hear from you! Let us know what you think in the comments section below!
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Dec 21, 2019 / 2:13 pm	Reply
Your main pic, of the gentleman playing music, is in Cashel not Cahir.( Fox's pub in background and railing for the bank in foreground are wrong)
Jan 6, 2020 / 4:36 pm	Reply
Thanks, corrected!


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Agencies discuss it in hushed tones, but the volume of pitches for new and retained business in 2018 looks like it could surpass the 'Mediapalooza' of 2015.
Last time out, many client contracts were awarded on a three-year rotation. We've therefore been preparing ourselves for this latest run of 'review or renew' and it's been fascinating to witness key insights that have emerged from multiple RFPs and client discussions.
Many brands define themselves as 'challengers' without really understanding the difference between a true challenger brand and simply not being market leader.
How many times have you heard a client tell you that theirs is a 'challenger brand'? (About as many as have told you they are "Just like mini – so democratic you never know who's going to step out when the door opens…!...") It's become something of a catch-all when in fact, a challenger brand is a specific type of brand situation, with a specific set of behaviours.
Often, the success that brands hanker after most isn't that of a challenger brand, but of a 'disrupter' instead.
In today's disruptive times, almost every category has a raucous new entrant - and this is causing even more brands to feel 'challenged'. But being a challenger and being a disrupter are different - and media plans and marketing behaviours for both show different types of behaviour.
So as a challenger brand, we might see media plans and marketing that draws on the expertise, heritage or provenance, or capitalises on past or underplayed strengths.
Challenger brands should be thinking about how to out-smart the competition, often on their own turf (for example, rethinking methods in existing distribution channels or seeking white space in a well-used media channel like 'TV done differently').
Challenger brands have a confidence and often just have to tap into it again. They can frequently play the underdog card because consumers, ever more mindful of how meaningful a brand is, recognise the strength and disproportionate power of the number one player.
Disrupters are trying to change the game and play by new rules. Often today, being a disrupter brand means something very specific - often disinter-mediating or disrupting through new platforms or technology; think AirBnB, Netflix, Uber or Birchbox.
In traditional marketing terms, disrupters are more frequently changing the product to disrupt a market rather than merely the promotion, pricing or distribution strategy.
The disrupters are often launched from a product development or even engineering perspective. Marketing comes second.
Necessity is the mother of invention and even in major categories with big budgets (beauty, fashion, CPG, technology, luxury...) disruptive brands find big success with personalised, 'insta' marketing.
The biggest example may be beauty category disruption, where multi-million dollar brands peak in mere months through smart targeting with minimal assets and some basic endorsements.
This success isn't singular - there's a hidden underlying benefit of this market route: launching on Instagram, Snapchat, Weibo or Facebook with a new product can cause rapid disruption and begin to steal market share, not just because of smart targeting, but because the consumers most likely to respond are inherently early adopters in the traditional sense.
So a virtuous cycle is [almost unwittingly] created as the specific audience who become customers are inherently more viral, more vocal and more rapidly transformed into advocates, using their own social platforms.
Perhaps that's why disruption is yet to fully reach the 'grey market' - there's certainly fewer social advocates for emergency pull cords or retirement villages - but with an ageing digitally savvy population, there soon will be.
During this year's round of pitches, clarity on what a business believes in and the changes that it aims to bring about, acts as both inspiration and filter for the kinds of disruption it should peruse. As Eat Big Fish warns however, without that clarity, disruption can turn to chaos pretty quickly.


Save Concorde Group » Mr Concorde becomes Mr President !
Mr Concorde becomes Mr President !
Most of us can only dream about the prospect of ever flying Concorde but for one man, that dream became something pretty special that would set world records. Today, he becomes Honorary President of the organisation campaigning for Concorde to return to the skies again!
Businessman Fred Finn holds the Guinness World Record for being the world's most travelled man, having covered some 15 million miles and visited 139 countries in the course of his life. He also holds the record for making the most passenger flights on Concorde – a total of 718 spanning the whole of Concorde's life in service, between 1976 and 2003. He has flown an estimated 3 million miles in the supersonic aircraft, equivalent to flying to the Moon and back six times.
Although many of these Concorde flights were taken for business purposes, Fred Finn also used his unique experience to act as an unofficial ambassador for Concorde and for British Airways. With an extensive network of contacts in the travel industry, and an address book full of high-profile names from the business, sport and entertainment worlds, Fred has been much in demand as a public speaker and a consultant to airlines and travel companies.
Fred loved Concorde from the day of his first flight on the beautiful white bird, and was deeply dismayed when the aircraft was retired. He is still a passionate Concorde enthusiast today. The Save Concorde Group is honoured to have his support in our campaign to preserve Concorde in optimal condition and, one day, to return the jet to the sky.
Brilliant, now get G-BOAC or G-BOAF flying!
That is fantastic news. A big development for this group. Hopefully he can help push things forward. A well known and respected man such as fred can surely open doors and help progress with various plans for conservation and ultimately return to flight.
Hi Has anybody worked out the cost to restore a concorde to flying condition again and where the work would be carried out?


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EXPERTS DISCUSS WATER ISSUES AT LOCAL CRAFT BREWERIES
FORT COLLINS (December 21, 2018) – What do craft brewers and the Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area have in common? Good water! The Poudre Heritage Alliance has teamed up with leading water experts, cultural historians, and local craft brewers to raise awareness about water issues through a free, informative, and entertaining series of Poudre Pub Talks™ hosted January through March 2019. The pub talks will again lead up the second annual Poudre Pour on Saturday March 30, 2019.
Water makes life possible and is essential for economies to function. But, freshwater resources such as the Cache la Poudre River are in jeopardy due to growing demand, pollution, climate change and other factors. These pressures create profound risks for businesses and communities. We can't possibly navigate a topic as large as this without some sense of perspective, and some help from the experts.
The 2019 Poudre Pub Talk™ series kicks off on Saturday January 5, 2019 from 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm at Snowbank Brewing. Jennifer Kovecses from the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed and Nate Boschmann from Wildlands Restoration Volunteers will discuss the importance of watershed health and current initiatives taking place in the Poudre River corridor.
On the following Saturday January 12, from 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm at Soul Squared Brewing, Zach Thode, a cattle rancher from Livermore, will discuss how irrigation technology benefits local communities and economies. Zach spent his career as an agricultural engineer, constructing municipal water treatment facilities across Colorado and Wyoming, and designing large scale, gravity-fed irrigation water systems.
The complete Poudre Pub Talk™ series features guest speakers talking about a range of subjects related to local water, its use, and its history which can be found here: https://poudreheritage.org/pub-talks/
The Poudre Pub Talk™ series again culminates in the second annual, family-friendly Poudre Pour™ event on Saturday March 30, 2019. The Poudre Pour is an educational celebration of water from the Poudre River! The event features a variety of craft beverage tastings, entertainment, educational discussions, hands-on activities, an art exhibition and silent auction, and more. https://poudreheritage.org/event/poudre-pour-2019/
Highlights from the 2018 Pub Talk series include a book reading and signing by Tershia d'Elgin, author of the "Man Who Thought He Owned Water" and descendant of former Colorado Governor Benjamin Eaton. During her Intersect Brewery Pub Talk in January 2018, d'Elgin also donated a family painting of Benjamin Eaton's original homestead along the Poudre River to the Colorado State University Water Resources Archive. The online link to this special collection can be found here: https://mountainscholar.org/handle/10217/186458.
The Poudre Heritage Alliance and our craft beverage partners invite you to join us in celebrating the wonders of water and protecting our water heritage for this and future generations!
*Picture above: Executive Director Jennifer Kovecses from the Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed discussing wildfire restoration at a 2018 Pub Talk hosted by Maxline Brewing and the Poudre Heritage Alliance.
Play It Safe on the Poudre Initiative Receives $10,000 donation from Blue Federal Credit Union
FORT COLLINS (December 11, 2018) – During a special event at Blue Federal Credit Union's (Blue) downtown Fort Collins Branch, the Poudre Heritage Alliance (PHA) and Larimer County Dive Rescue Team (LCDRT) received a $10,000 donation towards the Play It Safe on the Poudre Initiative. The generous financial support from Blue will allow LCDRT to purchase a new boat and rescue equipment.
Matt Jackson, President of the nonprofit, volunteer-led LCDRT shared, "On behalf of the citizens of Larimer County and the Larimer County Dive Rescue Team, I would like to personally thank the Poudre Heritage Alliance and Blue for their hard work and continuing effort to keep the Poudre River a safe environment for recreators and for helping keep LCDRT prepared to respond to water-related incidents."
The seed was planted for this Initiative when the National Park Foundation awarded the PHA a grant to educate the community about the diversion structures within the river and how they affect recreational use. After a river fatality occurred in the summer of 2017, multiple agencies came together to launch the "Play it Safe on the Poudre" Initiative. The program partners included the Poudre Fire Authority, the City of Fort Collins, Larimer County, Larimer County Sheriff's Office, LCDRT, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, National Park Foundation, and Poudre Heritage Alliance for the Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area.
The Initiative's first goals were to install hazard and safety signage upstream from the diversion structures; install put-in and take-out signage that shared safety information; and create maps of the recreational routes. Once signage was installed, efforts focused on community education given that knowledge is a key to safety awareness. Moving forward the Initiative will continue education and outreach activities in Larimer County, and expand partnerships "downstream" in Windsor and Weld County.
The Blue Federal Credit Union believes in supporting their community and those who serve to help protect and keep us safe. With that in mind, Blue partnered with PHA in support of the Play it Safe Initiative by creating the first-ever "Splash-In" event. The event was held on August 24 at Horsetooth Reservoir as a fundraiser for the initiative and Blue generously matched donations up to $10,000. The Poudre Heritage Alliance and the "Play it Safe" Initiative thank Blue and the community for their support!
ABOUT THE CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA AND THE POUDRE HERITAGE ALLIANCE
The Cache la Poudre River National Heritage Area (CALA) tells the story of the river where Western Water Law began and still informs the use of water throughout the arid West today. CALA shares the long struggle to sustain a viable agricultural economy and meet the growing needs of a diverse and expanding population, while celebrating the Poudre River.
CALA's 501(c)3 nonprofit managing entity – the Poudre Heritage Alliance (PHA) – PROMOTES a variety of historical and cultural opportunities; ENGAGES people in their river corridor; and INSPIRES learning, preservation, and stewardship. Find out more at: https://www.poudreheritage.org/
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Blue Federal Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution serving nearly 80,000 members in Colorado and Wyoming communities. Blue FCU focuses to return company profits to their members and communities, rather than outside investors. As a credit union with a mission to Doing Good, they are honored to help people succeed financially and strengthen the communities which we serve.
The Blue Foundation is an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization founded to help Blue Federal Credit Union and our members fulfill our Do Good mission. We champion, fund and celebrate local nonprofit causes that keep our community and people strong, financially stable and healthy. For more information about Blue FCU and the Blue Foundation, please visit https://www.bluefcu.com/
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Q: Periodic, linear increase in photon counts Background: In my experimental physics class I had to do an experiment like this one regarding the Bell-Inequality.
For the data shown below the photons of blue laser diode in the state $|V\rangle$ are converted through Parametric Down Conversion into an product state $|H\rangle$ $\otimes$ $|H\rangle$. Photons are detected by two Avelanche Photo Diodes.
Question: I can see a linear increase in photon counts in both detectors that is also periodic. It is more prominent in detector 0 though. How can one explain this?
Answered: It was indeed an simple data processing error. As pointed out bei @probably_someone the data is exactly same what I should have noticed.
Every data point is the photon count over an acquisition time of 5 seconds. Therefore; time between data points is also 5 seconds.

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The Museum of the Bible says five of its Dead Sea Scrolls are fraudulent and will no longer be on display. The Washington, D.C., museum said an independent analysis found characteristics of the five scrolls were "inconsistent with ancient origin and therefore will no longer be displayed at the museum."
"Though we had hoped the testing would render different results, this is an opportunity to educate the public on the importance of verifying the authenticity of rare biblical artifacts, the elaborate testing process undertaken and our commitment to transparency," Jeffrey Kloha, the museum's chief curatorial officer, said in a statement.
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of 2,000-year-old texts, including early copies of the Hebrew Bible, discovered in caves in the Judean Desert in the 1940s and 50s. While the spectacular find continues to be studied by archaeologists, some forgeries have made their way into the antiquities market.
The Museum of the Bible says it had the independent testing done on 16 Dead Sea Scrolls in its collection.
Kloha added: "As an educational institution entrusted with cultural heritage, the museum upholds and adheres to all museum and ethical guidelines on collection care, research and display."
The museum said it had displayed the five fragments since it opened its doors last November. It plans to replace them with three other fragments pending "further scientific analysis and scholarly research."
"Exhibit labels will continue to inform guests that there have been questions raised about the authenticity of these fragments, and that further research will be conducted," the museum said in a statement.
Last year, the $500 million museum opened just blocks away from the Capitol. The 430,000-square-foot museum is the largest privately-funded museum in the city.
More than 50,000 donors contributed to the construction of the museum, but the largest and most controversial donor is Hobby Lobby, the arts-and-crafts chain founded by the conservative Christian Green family. Last year, Hobby Lobby agreed to forfeit pieces from its collection after it was discovered that artifacts had been smuggled into the U.S. from the Middle East.


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On 5 February 2016, the Business Secretary Sajid Javid announced a review into increasing progression in the labour market by people from minority backgrounds.
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