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1997 Prediction: "Monetary union, in the end, will result in a gigantic blackmailing operation"
"They will be subsidizing scroungers, lounging in cafes on the Mediterranean beaches.
Monetary union, in the end, will result in a gigantic blackmailing operation.
When we Germans demand monetray discipline, other countries will blame their financial woes on that same discipline, and by extension, on us. More they will perceive us as a kind of economic policeman.
We risk once again becoming the most hated people in Europe."
If you lay down with dogs you will wake up with fleas.
I wonder if he was taken seriously at the time (obviously monetary union happened - so it couldn't have been too seriously).
Casandra Syndrome is a very tough thing to live with. It is maddening and must be hard for this guy because by the fact that he was right did nothing to change the course of action.
(Mondak) - so true. I argued my mouth off about monetary/political unions in 97, only to be told that I just didn't get the idea of the EU. Nothing you can do, but to be proven so spectacularly correct way later feels like a miserable defeat.
well, to be fair the germans are the ones who really broke EMU discipline.
the original emu has a strict cap of 3% budget deficits. breaking that resulted in a huge fine (0.5% of gdp). the germans broke the cap first. reunification proved far more costly than expected. once they did (and refused to pay the fine), they lost all authority to demand others follow the rules.
the club med countries were all in deep deficit in nothing flat.
counter factuals are always tricky ans this may well all have happened anyway, but it was the germans that undermined the authority of the rules. if nothing else, they made it happen faster.
this is not to say they caused greece's problems. clearly, they did not. greece is the kid who cheated to get into a college and then could not do the work and flunked out. but the chances of this working were better had germany not provided such a negative example themselves.
I honestly thought i DIDN'T get the idea. it seemed so obvious a disaster to me, and it was unbelievable that countries like Germany would agree to such terms. Therefore, I felt I just must not fully understand.
Hard to believe I was once so naive and trusting in "experts".
It's never too late to wake up and smell the lousy coffee. Congratulations.
The EU might have worked if they went a more US like route and made it the USE, but I knew at the time that they couldn't get along well enough to go that route.
The Greeks didn't break the cap, thet burned it to ashes and buried it in unhallowed ground.
"greece is the kid who cheated to get into a college" with the college conspiring in the action.
The reason Germany pushed the Euro so hard was without it, the Deutsche Mark would have ended up like the Swiss Frank, very pricy. This would have wrecked their export based economy. So as much as the German's like to berate Club Med, they do a lot to make German goods more competitive around the world.
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actually, that is not the case. the germans did not want the euro. it was the french who wanted the euro. the germans really, really wanted to keep the d-mark.
the germans wanted to reunify. the french feared (correctly) that as it would create a massive economic center of gravity in germany which would dominate the EU.
this led to what was, at the time, referred to as the "grand bargain". the french agreed to reunification, and the germans agreed to join the euro and give up the bundesbank.
to get to agreement, the ECB was given some real powers and the EMU inclusion criteria were quite strict and the punishments for violating them were major.
then, the germans broke the budget deficit rule due to reunification costs and blew the credibility of the regime to hell which led to everyone else blowing through the 3% deficit cap.
but they were most definitely NOT fans of the euro or a weak currency.


Normally when you hear about Pinterest, quick and easy recipes or beautiful home decor come to mind. But what if I told you it's possible to make money on Pinterest?
This last month, I made my first affiliate sale from a pin I posted 2 weeks ago. I've continued making sales from pins I've created and have added a few new affiliate products to the list too. So, today I'm going to dish out the exact actions I took to make my first affiliate sale on Pinterest so you can replicate what I did and make your first sale too!
If you'd like to see the exact, step by step strategy I used to make my first affiliate sale, I highly recommend the ebook Get Paid to Pin. Dale, the author, includes a list of affiliate programs you can join, a list of group boards and her complete Pinterest strategy. This ebook is perfect for beginners and a great introduction to Pinterest affiliate marketing on a budget. Grab your copy for 20% off with the coupon code RH20.
Okay, let's get into the steps!
This post contains affiliate links. If you decide to purchase from one of the links below, I'll receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!
The best FREE course I've found that covers creating the perfect Pinterest profile, designing pins and using Boardbooster is McKinzie Bean's 5-day course: Pinterest Primer. If you're new to Pinterest, definitely check this course out!
Have you read any amazing books lately, or taken a super helpful course that you just have to share with somebody? Great! In my opinion, that's the very core of affiliate marketing. Once you have a product in mind, google around and see if the creator has an affiliate program available that you can join. If you can't find any info, trying emailing the creator/author of the product you'd like to promote to see if they'd be interested in creating a program.
I have a handy little article here on how to design pins using canva if you'd like some quick tips.
Needless to say, the more attractive your pin is, the more likely people are to click and repin it. And with more exposure can come more sales – yay! So be sure to put some time into your designs and if you have a few minutes, I recommend batch creating 2-3 images for the same pin. This isn't necessary, but it will help you test out different headlines/colors to see which one does best overall.
Pinterest is basically an online search engine, which means the more keywords your pin description contains, the more likely your pin is going to be seen when those keywords are used. Things like the number of repins also come into play, but that's a story for another day. The main point is that keywords are MASSIVELY important to get more exposure to your pin.
Use Pinterest's search bar to scope out the specific keywords you should add in your description. Also, try to add the keywords earlier in the description without making it seem weird or robotic sounding.
From experience, it can feel pretty strange at first, but it gets a LOT easier the more descriptions you write.
Group boards and Tailwind Tribes are amazing for putting your pin in front of a new audience. The boards/tribes you should join will differ depending on the product you promote, but here's a list of 175+ different group boards + 100+ Tailwind Tribes you can check out.
To find more niche specific group boards, spend some time searching through PinGroupie. You can adjust the settings to find groups with higher repins and titles containing keywords you're looking for.
PinGroupie hasn't been updated for a while, but it's still an awesome source for finding new boards. Another quick tip is to find top influencers in the industry and check out what groups they're in. Look for engagement (repins), and a joining process listed out by the group board leader.
Don't forget to schedule your post to go out in the future to relevant boards you've created. The key to making more consistent sales through Pinterest is through continually promoting your affiliate pins. Click here to sign up for a free trial of Tailwind!
Do you wish someone could show you step by step how to make consistent affiliate sales on Pinterest? Click here to check out the ebook Get Paid to Pin. Be sure to use the coupon code RH20 at checkout for 20% off to grab your copy for just $20.
I really need to start marketing through pinterest – it's the one social media platform I always forget to utilize!
It's so worth it! 🙂 Thanks for commenting, Kumba!
Thank you for your informative article! Could you please tell me whether you can follow the processes mentioned if you don't have a blog as yet? Would purchasing Elise's ebook benefit you if you didnt have a blog as yet?
Thank you so much Rebekah.
Thank you so much Rebekah! Appreciate your reply.
Great content. Beautiful blog. I have found Passive Income for 8 months. Finally, I found the product that has multiple streams of income.
This might be a ridiculous question, but alas… Are you deep linking to a product's website, publishing the pin then editing it to add the affiliate link? Or are you making pins for your own site that promotes the product? Maybe people do a combination of both… I just want to avoid looking spammy and risk losing followers. Your opinion would be greatly appreciated 🙂 Thanks for the amazing article!
But, how does that work since Pinterest auto-strips out affiliate codes? At least they do for the affiliate program I'm in.
Hi Gale, something to consider is that when your pin is saved to Pinterest it will show the link's short code or domain name. But when someone clicks on your link it should be taking them to the link with your affiliate code.
I'm so happy to hear that you made your first affiliate sale on Pinterest. Do you have a separate account where you just post affiliate links or do you have just one account where you post two different pin boards and mixed them up with links to your blog with affiliate links?
I mainly use one account and mix my affiliate pins in with other content. Thanks for stopping by!
I want to get started with affiliate links to make some $$… thanks for the article. I'm still trying to figure out the basics- do you create a pin (like using Canva) and have a link on it to an article you wrote, or just make a pin about the affiliate item itself with no link to anything else except that affiliate link of course? Thanks!
Congratulations! That's so amazing! I love when you can promote a product or service you absolutely love and also profit from that. I've just started a new blog where I will eventually be adding more affiliate links. My other blog that I've had for a while is more personal and I don't bother with monetizing it. Anyway, this was really helpful!
dat was an awsome article… was wondering if u can clear some of the doubts i have.
can i approach amazon associates (as i saw we can make an account for free there)….
and pin any of the links of the products here ??
do we need to create any seperate account for pininterest?? how much is the charge?
so can i pin the links in any other ways??
Hey Sumesh, I believe you can post affiliate pins from amazon associates on Pinterest now, but you may want to google it or message amazon reps just to be sure. Instead of creating a whole new account, I recommend cleaning up your account and changing it to a Pinterest business account. Pinterest favors older accounts over newer ones. For links – when you upload the custom image you've made, you're going to put your affiliate link in the link section. Hope that helps!
Thanks for a valuable post but I'm struggling ! I'm trying to join four affiliate program that You recommend but I haven't succeed . Do you have any suggestion for me ?
All the suggestions will be appreciated !
Hi Nats! Yup, you got it – First you find a product you like, review it on your blog, make a pin for your blog post and then pin it onto Pinterest linking back to your post.
The really cool thing about ShopStyle Collective is that you can use their built-in share buttons too. When you use the search feature and click on an item, it will have some share buttons that automatically share the image with your affiliate link. I always use the Pinterest one and alter the description a bit + add #affiliate at the end.
Hi, thank you for this very informative article. Well, i dont have a webesite nor a blog, my question is: is it possible to promote directly from affialtest to pinterest?
I am just now getting into blogging and I am also interested on affiliate marking as well so this is a great start.
Hi, do I need money to start using affiliates on Pinterest? Do I set up a separate Pinterest account first,?
Hey! Pinning affiliate links on Pinterest is completely free. The only cost that could come into play is a BoardBooster or Tailwind membership to schedule pins, but that's not necessary if you're manually pinning. Also, instead of starting a new/separate Pinterest account, you could opt to clean your profile. So making board names more findable (SEO titles), updating board descriptions, changing board covers, removing underperforming pins from boards, etc. Hope that helps!
Wow!! amazing article on affiliate marketing. keep up the good work. I just saw your post on pinterest.
I can understand that. Whenever I purchase an ebook or course for my blog, I always think about the return on investment (ROI) it will have over the number of pages it has. I loved how simple and to the point Elise's book was and using the strategy she shares I've been able to make 740x my initial investment, so that's why I personally recommend it to others. I think it's a good start for beginners who are new to the concept of making money on Pinterest and want to get their feet wet.
Sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing the information.
Great post. The link to your 7 group boards didn't work, do you have an updated list of group boards you'd recommend?
I went to the Pinterest Primer (link) where you said it was a FREE course. Once i signed up there goes the fee for it. There is no free at all.
Hey there, you should have lesson 1 for the free course in your inbox and receive the lessons over the next few days. The page that popped up for you was a quick sales page for McKinzie's paid course on affiliate marketing on Pinterest. So if you already signed up for the free course, you should be good to go!
Just curious, did you link directly to the affiliate or did you link to a blog post with the said affiliate link? I've personally found that I earn more when I link to a blog post vs. a direct affiliate link.
Hi Holly! For my first 2 affiliate sales, I linked directly to an affiliate product, but since starting a blog I do both. Thanks for stopping by and sharing what works best for you.
Thanks for a great post with loads of valuable information. I'm just sad that none of the affiliates work for my part of the world. Outside of USA, I've been with Pinterest over six years then switched to business over 3 years ago. Recently I decided to get a website in order to get affiliates that's how I got to know that it's only for certain countries.
ShareASale accepts affiliates from lots of different countries and has over 3,900 affiliate programs available to join. 🙂 Also, if you do join ShareASale, be sure to read the terms & conditions of the programs you join to make sure they allow pinning affiliate links on Pinterest before following this method. Thanks for stopping by!
Digging these tips Rebekah! I figure I can use some keyword optimizing on my profile, Pinterest-wise. So much success sales-wise happens by getting clear. From the profile on down. I am Pinning like a mad man the last few days. Love it! Definitely in it for the long haul, for affiliate sales, my eBook sales and mostly, to share value and to give folks helpful resources.
Thanks, Ryan! Sounds like you're on the right track – best of luck!
Looks like I'm (very) late to the party, but it's great reading that you'd made your first affiliate sale just in advance of this post going live. Hopefully, you're continuing to find success with it! My number one tip for anyone new to affiliate marketing on Pinterest is to create more than one pin per affiliate product, like wayyyy more. The more pins you have the more exposure you'll get, and with greater exposure comes a greater chance of making sales!
Great tip, Jonathan! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.


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Victor Fern to go to new role with Cameco and Orano
CanAlaska address change
Vancouver, British Columbia–(Newsfile Corp. – April 5, 2021) – CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. (TSXV: CVV) (OTCQB: CVVUF) (FSE: DH7N) ("CanAlaska" or the "Company") reports that Victor Fern has resigned from the CanAlaska Board to pursue a new community role supporting Cameco and Orano's operations in the Athabasca Basin. CanAlaska's Managment and Board of Directors wish Victor well in this new community role, and wishes to acknowledge the strong supporting role Victor has had with the direction of the Company's activities since his appointment in 2008.
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At the time of his appointment in March 2008 Mr Victor Fern was the immediate past Chief of the Fond du Lac Denesuline First Nation, at Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan. Mr Fern has been a longstanding member of the environmental monitoring committee for the Northern Athabasca area, and is involved with various private business interests in the Fond du Lac-Black Lake area. His extensive experience at uranium mining and milling operations in Northern Saskatchewan, and his 13 year tenure on the CanAlaska board makes him well suited to his new role as an advisor and educator in the community.
CanAlaska President, Peter Dasler, comments; "It has been a pleasure to work with Victor for the past 14 years, and to meet his friends and community. His new Community Liaison responsibilities for Cameco and Orano highlight how well regarded and knowledgeable is Victor. We can all learn a lot from each other, and I look forward to continuing our friendship and interactions in multiple matters into the future. Thank you Victor, best wishes from me and CanAlaska's Board.
CanAlaska is moving to new offices in our current building. The new office address is Suite 580, 625 Howe Street, Vancouver, BC. V6C 2T6. This address will take effect May 1 2021.
About CanAlaska Uranium
CanAlaska Uranium Ltd. (TSXV: CVV) (OTCQB: CVVUF) (FSE: DH7N) holds interests in approximately 214,000 hectares (530,000 acres), in Canada's Athabasca Basin – the "Saudi Arabia of Uranium." CanAlaska's strategic holdings have attracted major international mining companies. CanAlaska is currently working with Cameco and Denison at two of the Company's properties in the Eastern Athabasca Basin. CanAlaska is a project generator positioned for discovery success in the world's richest uranium district. The Company also holds properties prospective for nickel, copper, gold and diamonds. For further information visit www.canalaska.com.
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Dominika Cibulkova is one win away from qualifying for the WTA Finals with her victory over Carla Suarez Navarro in the semifinals of the Generali Ladies Linz.
LINZ, Austria - No.2 seed Dominika Cibulkova edged past No.4 seed Carla Suárez Navarro in straight sets to reach the final at the Generali Ladies Linz, her fourth WTA final of the year.
Both players came into Linz with Singapore on the mind, hoping to grab a last-minute qualification spot into the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global.
With the victory Cibulkova, who currently sits ninth on the Road To Singapore leaderboard, takes a big step toward qualifying for the season-ending event; she will qualify if she wins the title, so long as Svetlana Kuznetsova doesn't win at the Tianjin Open.
"It's a good feeling to know that I have a chance at the Finals," Cibulkova said. "That's why I came here. I knew that I needed to reach the final or win the tournament to have something from it, and I just handled that so good."
Cibulkova opened the match with a comfortable service hold, but against the tricky Spaniard things quickly became complicated. The pair went on to break each other's serve nine consecutive times in the opening set, and Cibulkova's lone hold proved to be decisive as she took the set 6-4.
The Slovak held her ground in the second set, attacking Suárez Navarro's one-handed backhand with her aggressive forehands, and she broke twice to take the match 6-4, 6-3 in just under an hour and a half.
Cibulkova will face Viktorija Golubic in the final after the Swiss player received a walkover in to the final from Madison Keys. who withdrew from her semifinal match due to respiratory illness.
"Maybe physically it's an advantage for her, but this match against Carla gave me special confidence," Cibulkova said of her opponent's day off. "I just want finish here with a good feeling and go for it, and just keep playing like today."


Home manicure: 5 things you do wrong!
Despite the great popularity of hybrid, titanium or gel manicure, many women still like relaxing at home applying an enamel on their nails. If you're also the person who doesn't make appointments to a beautician to get the nails done, check whether you paint the fingernails right. We're introducing five common mistakes that most of us make while applying manicure at home.
No matter if you paint your nails using regular enamels or if you use special preparations that prolong performance of the nail polish, there are always a few rules that should be followed to make the procedure successful. Thanks to taking these five pieces of advice, you can make your nail enamel more durable. Check them!
Nail file has to be delicate but, at the same time, it has to be made of coarse grains that facilitate shortening nail plates. In this case, all emery boards are considered both as the most suitable and the least nail-damaging. Moreover, direction of filing down is also crucial. It's better if do this only on one side and with steady, rapid motions. It's worth realizing that filing nails down in various directions can damage and split nail plates.
Enormous significance is attached to cuticles while talking about the final visual effect that manicure can deliver. The sad true is that many women forget to take care of cuticles and when in poor condition, they can ruin even the most precisely applied nail enamel. Therefore, before applying manicure, make sure that your cuticles are at first softened and then delicately removed. Once nails are covered with a polish, soothe your cuticles with an oil.
Nails that are well-groomed are usually smooth. However, even such neat plates' surface can have smaller or bigger roughness on it. Definitely, such imperfections aren't allies of the perfect manicure. For that very reason, you must take care of evening the nail plates of yours. Buffer nail files are good at making your nail plates smooth and, at the same time, are able to matte nails and prepare them for the upcoming base coat.
Sadly, a nail enamel may not stick well to even the neatest nail. The blame can be put on our natural barrier of a nail plate – a greasy layer. Nails can get greasy also as a consequence of being in contact with skin. Therefore, it's worth wiping nail plates with a special nail degreasing preparation before putting on a nail enamel.
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Matty Forde during his playing days with Wexford.
Matty Forde will be feted at a 'This Is Your Life' style event in the Ashdown Park Hotel, Gorey tonight.
Several high-profile guests, whose identity won't be known until tonight, are expected to pay tribute to the Wexford football legend, who is still going strong for his club Kilanerin. The event isn't a fundraiser for Matty, with any money raised going instead to three worthy causes: Gorey Hospice, the Wexford underage development squads and Kilanerin Coiste na nOg.
Forde was one of the most prolific forwards of his generation and was honoured with an All Star award in 2004. He produced arguably his greatest performance in a Wexford jersey three years earlier when scoring a remarkable 4-5 (4-3 from play) against Galway in a National League game in Tuam.
He also represented Ireland in the International Rules Series in 2004 and 2005.


My dad was in town during labor-day weekend for his second-annual "be spoiled by the kids" combined father's day and birthday present. We took him wine-tasting in Sonoma (which he really liked last year), to the Academy of Science at Golden Gate Park and to see Beach Blanket Babylon (which we hadn't seen before, and very much enjoyed). We also took him to a couple of (what we hoped would be) good restaurants for dinner, and we had pretty good experiences in both cases.
We spent Saturday wine tasting in Sonoma, and then crossed the hills for dinner at Bistro Jeanty. I had read very good things about this restaurant for over a year, and had made reservations several weeks before. Even with the advanced notice, I had only been able to get a table at 6:30 PM - the place seems to be very popular. Walk-ins, however, can still enjoy the restaurant if they are willing to sit at the "communal" table - a large table accommodating 8-10 people in the front room.
We arrived at the restaurant early and had to wait a few minutes for a table to be cleared in the patio, where we chose to eat. It was a very nice day, and the casual patio atmosphere was very pleasant (it got cooler as the evening descended, however, and the heaters were little protection against the cool wind - if you chose to eat here in the evening, I'd recommend to wear a sweater). In addition to the patio, Bistro Jeanty has a small front room, and a larger dining-room in the back. The whole restaurant is very informal, very much resembling a village bistro in France.
Service was generally very good, and our waiter was jovial and helpful. He explained several dishes, and satisfied my dad's concern that the pig's feet would be easy to eat as they were deboned (it seems that pigs feet have many small bones that make eating them with fork and knife a difficult endeavor). Water glasses were quickly refilled and in all we had a pretty good service experience.
The menu (which wasn't that different from that on their website) includes a wide variety of country-French dishes. It offers 14 appetizers ($7.50 to $12) and 10 different entries ($14.50 to $24.50), in addition to cheeses and side dishes, at very moderate prices for Napa Valley. The wide selection meant that we spent quite a while figuring out what we wanted, there were many great-sounding choices.
Finally, dad decided on the "Pieds de Cochon et Haricots Verts," pigs feet with a haricots verts salad ($8.50) while Mike and I split the "Croutons de Foi Blond," pate de foi gras with port poached pears ($9.50). This was one of three pates offered that evening. My dad liked the pigs feet very much. He was happy that they were served with a vinegar sauce, as that's how he prepares them himself. He still thinks his version is better, but was happy enough with this one. The portion, however, was very big - too much for one person (neither of us were willing to try it), this is certainly a dish to share.
The pate was good, pretty light without being fluffy. It went well with the bread we'd been previously served, as well as with the tiny slices of toasted bread that came with it (I don't know why they always give you so little toasted bread with such large portions of pate). However, it wasn't anything exceptional.
For the main course, my dad decided on the "Cote de Porc," a pork chop with mashed potatoes ($17.50), while I went for the Coq au Vin ($14.50). Mike went back and forth between the "Daube de Boeuf," a beef stew ($16.50) and the Cassoulet of duck confit, sausage, bacon and beans ($19.50), finally deciding on the latter.
Mike very much liked the cassoulet. Unlike a regular stew, where pieces of meat and vegetables are cut, the cassoulet featured a whole sausage as well as a whole leg of duck. It was very tasty. My dad found his pork chop also very pleasant, though, as he said, a pork chop is a pork chop. There might be some extraordinary way of cooking a pork chop, but Bistro Jeanty hasn't found it yet.
My Coq au Vin, however, wasn't what I had hoped for. The sauce was very flat and somewhat bitter, and did not infuse the chicken with a particularly wonderful taste. It was actually better with pieces of bread (there were no other starches to soak in the sauce), though still nothing I'm looking forward to eat again. Still, I'm not sure if my criticisms of the dish are fair. I have never had coq au vin in a restaurant before, and indeed my only experience with the dish has been with my own version. So this may be what coq au vin is supposed to taste like - if so, I don't really like it.
Desserts were also a disappointment. I think Mike had the chocolate creme brulee, but if so I don't remember it at all. I had the Crepe Suzette ($6), a very large, think crepe covered with a very runny orange sauce. It wasn't very good or interesting, indeed, I had a much better Crepe Suzette at a small whole-in-the-wall restaurant in Bangkok a few months back. I would have expected much better from Bistro Jeanty.
All in all, however, we had a very nice experience. Mike wants to go back, and perhaps we shall do so again - though with so many restaurants in the Napa Valley, I'll probably try something else during our next trip.
Dinner for the three of us came to about $100 before tax and tip.


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the 2015 WRA Adult Social "Tropical Oasis" was held on July 25th and was a huge success.
For 2015, we gave the crabs a break and lowered the price. It was a fun-filled, tropical themed adults' only night out for only $20 per person!
There were Summer Classics on the Menu, Swimming, Music, Dancing and Cocktails!


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Uruguayan wine
Uruguay ( i/ˈjʊərəɡwaɪ/;Spanish: [uɾuˈɣwai]), officially the Eastern Republic of Uruguay (Spanish: República Oriental del Uruguay), is a country in the southeastern region of South America. It is bordered by Argentina to its west and Brazil to its north and east, with the Atlantic Ocean to the south and southeast. Uruguay is home to 3.3 million people, of whom 1.8 million live in the metropolitan area of its capital and largest city, Montevideo. With an area of approximately 176,000 square kilometres (68,000 sq mi), Uruguay is geographically the second-smallest nation in South America after Suriname.
Uruguay was inhabited by the Charrúa people for approximately 4000 years before the Portuguese invaded. Portugal established Colonia del Sacramento, one of the oldest European settlements in the country, in 1680. Montevideo was founded as a military stronghold by the Spanish in the early 18th century, signifying the competing claims over the region. Uruguay won its independence between 1811 and 1828, following a four-way struggle between Spain, Portugal, Argentina and Brazil. It remained subject to foreign influence and intervention throughout the 19th century, with the military playing a recurring role in domestic politics until the late 20th century. Modern Uruguay is a democratic constitutional republic, with a president who serves as both head of state and head of government.
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The Uruguay River (Spanish: Río Uruguay, Spanish pronunciation: [uɾuˈɣwai]; Portuguese: Rio Uruguai, Portuguese pronunciation: [uɾuˈɡwaj]) is a river in South America. It flows from north to south and forms parts of the boundaries of Brazil, Argentina, and Uruguay, separating some of the Argentine provinces of La Mesopotamia from the other two countries. It passes between the states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil; forms the eastern border of the provinces of Misiones, Corrientes, and Entre Ríos in Argentina; and makes up the western borders of the departments of Artigas, Salto, Paysandú, Río Negro, Soriano, and Colonia in Uruguay.
The river measures about 1,838 kilometres (1,142 mi) in length and starts in the Serra do Mar in Brazil, where the Canoas River and the Pelotas River are joined, at about 200 metres (660 ft) above mean sea level. In this stage the river goes through uneven, broken terrain, forming rapids and falls. Its course through Rio Grande do Sul is not navigable.
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Uruguay is the fourth-largest producer of wine in South America, with a production of 67,000 tonnes and 8,023 hectares (19,830 acres) of vineyards in 2012. Its signature wines are that of red wines produced from Tannat grapes although several whites including Albariño and Cocó are beginning to receive attention internationally.
The modern wine industry in Uruguay dates back to 1870, and the wine industry was started by immigrants of mainly Basque and Italian origin. In 1870, Tannat was introduced to the country by Don Pascual Harriague, a Basque.
Albariño was introduced to Uruguay in 1954 by immigrants from La Coruña, in the Galician region of Spain. When the Mercosur free trade association started to take shape in the late 1980s, Uruguay took steps to increase the quality of its wines and stepped up its marketing efforts, due to fear of being out-competed by Chilean wines and Argentine wines, which had lower production costs.
There are two levels of classification for Uruguay wines:
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Т.е. не количество вхождений цифры в число, а именно отдельных цифр.
Такой вариант подсчитает кол-во вхождений и выведет 7.
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The Soundtrack of the Renaissance Court
Posted on October 4, 2018 October 4, 2018 by MAMcIntosh
Detail of A carole: shawms and bagpipes played from the gallery to accompany dancers, including Courtesy and the Lover from Romance of the Rose by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung, ca. 1460–70. Oxford, Bodleian Library, Ms. Douce 364, fol. 8
A closer look at the music of the Renaissance courtly experience.
By Dr. Larisa Grollemond / 10.02.2018
Assistant Curator, Manuscripts Department
J. Paul Getty Museum
Music was an integral part of the courtly experience. It both complemented and enhanced the visual spectacle of luxury fashions, illuminated manuscripts, tableware of fine polished metals, large and intricate tapestries, and other material trappings of the royal courts of Europe.
Like manuscripts, paintings, and other works of art, musical pieces were often created on commission at the behest of powerful patrons. Just as there were official court artists employed by European monarchs, so were there court musicians, both composers and performers. Musical performance took place before an elite audience in the socially exclusive spaces of the court.
The images above and below of musical performances at court are drawn from late-fifteenth-century copies of the Roman de la Rose, a tale of romance that was extremely popular among courtly readers. They give modern viewers a sense of how music might have been experienced in the exclusive space of the court.
A lutenist and singers in the Garden of Pleasure; Romance of the Rose (by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meung), Southern Netherlands (Bruges?), ca. 1490-1500; London, British Library Ms. Harley 4425, fol. 12v. Image: British Library
Many of the compositions from this period are preserved in luxury manuscripts that record their musical notation. These manuscripts were very much at home in the book collections of Europe's elite. One chansonnier, a collection of love songs (chansons), from the late fifteenth century was constructed in the form of a heart and its borders illuminated in a traditionally medieval manner, with scrolling floral decoration populated by mischievous hybrid creatures.
O rosa bella by John Bedyngham, Chansonnier cordiforme. France (Savoy), ca. 1475. Paris, BnF ms. Rothschild 2973, fols. 8v–9. Source gallica.bnf.fr / Bibliothèque nationale de France.
The advent and popularization of print from the middle of the fifteenth century in Europe had a profound effect on musical culture. Musical pieces were printed far more inexpensively than had previously been possible, were distributed far and wide to a much larger audience, and many more people owned and learned to read musical notation, enabling the growth of what might be called a shared popular music culture across Europe.
Miniature of the royal arms of England and Devices of King Henry VIII in a Book of 28 Latin motets by Josquin des Prez, Pierre de la Rue and others, workshop of Petrus Alamire; Netherlands (Mechelen), 1513–ca. 1525; London, British Library Royal Ms. 8 G.vii, fols. 2v–3. Image: British Library.
A collection of masses printed in single-impression movable type. Pierre Attaingnant, compiler. Douai, France; Primus Liber [Septum librorum] Viginti missarum. Parisiis in vico Cithare : apud Petru[m] Attaingnant, 1532. Boston, Boston Athaneaum, $XB //At81 //1532.
The first major printed collection of music was published in 1501 by Ottaviano Petrucci in Venice. Other printers, including the Frenchman Pierre Attaingnant, refined the musical printing process. Attaingnant was the first to use single-impression movable type for music printing, making it possible to produce more copies cheaply and quickly than Petrucci and his other predecessors.
Renaissance Pop: Sixteenth-Century Top 40
Renaissance music, which grew from the popular styles of the Middle Ages, has a number of specific characteristics that distinguish it from earlier music. Much of the significant music composed in the late medieval period and early Renaissance was for worship in church. Typical of this fifteenth-century style is the work of the so-called "Burgundian school" of composers, which included Guillaum Du Fay and Johannes Ockegham. The latter started his career in the 1440s at the court of Duke Charles I of Bourbon in Moulins, now in central France. He later served at the French court for Kings Charles VII and Louis XI. Though he is best known for his collection of masses, Ockegham also composed motet-chansons in his characteristic unique rhythmic style. The piece known as "Prenez sur moi" laments the perils of courtly love. The lyrics begin:
Prenez sur moi vostre exemple amoureux
Commencement d'amours est savoureux
et le moyen plain de paine et tristesse
et la fin est d'avoir plaisant maistresse,
mais au saillir sont les pas dangereux.
Take me as your example in love:
the beginning of love is delicious,
in the middle it is full of pain and sadness,
and the outcome is to have a pleasing mistress;
but getting free of it is a dangerous path.
Above: Listen to "Prenez sur moi," by Johannes Ockegham, performed by the Orlando Consort.
During the late medieval period, polyphonic music (made up of several melodies played at the same time) in the form of masses and motets was performed in Latin for important churches and court chapels. However, over the course of the Renaissance, patronage grew much more varied, and encompassed not only the Catholic church, but also Protestant churches and a variety of secular outlets, including courts and other wealthy households throughout Europe.
One of the most influential European composers of this period was Josquin des Prez (ca. 1450–1521), part of a group of Franco-Flemish figures that dominated the musical scene. He helped to develop an increasingly complex polyphonic style while also creating fluid harmonies based on intervals. Josquin composed both religious and secular music, producing many Latin masses for church, but he also set French poetry that was popular among courtiers to music and arranged instrumental songs that proved extremely popular among elite listeners.
Above: Hear Si j'ay perdu mon amy, Josquin des Prez, performed by Piffaro.
Sixteenth-century composers throughout Europe continued to use the foundational polyphonic idiom popularized by Josquin and other late-fifteenth-century composers while also introducing new features and changing it to suit new purposes. The Reformation and Counter-Reformation directly influenced the character of the sacred music produced during this period, resulting in songs of worship composed in vernacular languages, such as the German chorales performed during Lutheran services. In Italy, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina became a master of Counter-Reformation liturgical music, particularly in the form of polyphonic masses.
The turn of the sixteenth century saw the development of the viola de gamba, a fretted, bowed string instrument. Other stringed instruments, including the lute, harpsichord, the fiddle or violin, and the harp also became more widely used. The recorder and organ also enjoyed popularity among musicians and composers. A 1538 engraving by Heinrich Aldegrever shows two of the most popular instruments of the period, the violin and the lute, in action:
Two Musicians Playing the Violin and the Lute, from The Small Wedding Dancers series, 1538, Heinrich Aldegrever. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 66.529.60.
And here, an image of an actual sixteenth-century lute, constructed by Sixtus Rauchwolff, who supplied instruments to the court orchestra in Stuttgart:
Lute, Sixtus Rauchwolff, 1596, made in Augsburg, Germany. Rosewood, ivory, wood, ebony. New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 89.2.157.
In England, the composer William Byrd (1540–1623) worked not only for the Catholic Church, producing works in Latin, but also for Queen Elizabeth I, for whom he created secular songs in English and sacred music for Anglican services. A manuscript dated to 1591 survives that preserves a collection of Byrd's compositions, entitled My Ladye Nevells Booke. The collection was likely intended as a gift for Elizabeth Bacon, a member of the Neville family whose coat-of-arms can be seen on the title page.
Above: Hear a selection from this manuscript, My Ladye Nevels Grownde, performed by Elizabeth Farr on harpsichord.
Turn the pages of this manuscript, and hear more musical clips, visit the digital facsimile on the British Library website.
Music for Court Dances
German 16th Century, Three Couples in a Circle Dance, c. 1515, pen and brown ink with watercolor on laid paper, Rosenwald Collection 1964.8.1767
Over the course of the sixteenth century, instrumental music in particular developed into a number of new types, many of which were intended for the dancing that was also a ubiquitous courtly activity and a necessary skill for socially-adept courtiers to cultivate. These pieces were composed for soloists and ensembles alike, and became quite their own genre, separate from vocal music and pieces intended for church.
Working in the style of Josquin, Flemish composer Nicholas Gombert was employed at the court of Emperor Charles V as a singer in his court chapel in 1526, and possibly also as a composer. In 1529 Gombert is documented as master of the singers of the royal chapel; in this position he and the singers traveled throughout Europe, helping to spread the Franco-Flemish tradition to the Iberian Peninsula. By the time of his death, Gombert was one of the most renowned composers in Europe, famous for his masses as well as his secular chansons and instrumental works.
Linked below is a type of song called a ricercare (Italian for "to seek out"), a complex type of instrumental composition in which melodies are repeated in several different permutations, credited to Gombert. The ricercare, a term often used interchangeably with the canzona and fantasia, is an early type of fugue, which would later be popularized in the Baroque music of Johann Sebastian Bach and others.
Above: Listen to Ricercare II, Nicolas Gombert, performed on the organ by Liuwe Tamminga
English Renaissance composer John Dowland (1563–1626), a contemporary of William Byrd (mentioned above), found his early career success at the Danish court Christian IV of Denmark. Dowland eventually returned to England, where he secured a post as one of King James I's lutenists. Dowland's most well-known compositions are his melancholy laments of love and loss, including the song "Flow my tears," the first verse of which reads:
Flow my tears, fall from your springs,
Exil'd for ever let me mourn;
Where night's black bird her sad infamy sings,
There let me live forlorn.
Above: Hear a modern vocal recording of Dowland's "Flow my tears"
As a court lutenist, though, Dowland, like his contemporaries, was also tasked with composing dance music, particularly the galliards that were one of the most popular Renaissance dance types, performed by courtiers all over Europe from England to Italy. A highly athletic dance comprised of four hopping steps and a fifth leaping one, the galliard (French for "lively") was accompanied by similarly up-tempo music.
Above: Hear a recording of John Dowland's "Frog Galliard" for lute
The galliard's musical notation is as lively and complex as the dance, as can be seen from this handwritten notation for lute of Dowland's Frog galliard:
The Frog Galliard by John Dowland, probably copied by Mathew Holmes, England (London), ca. 1588–95. Cambridge, Cambridge University Library MS Dd.2.11, fol. 93. Image licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License (CC BY-NC 3.0)
Above: Hear another galliard by William Byrd
To accompany this music, there were also printed dancing manuals with complete instructions on how to perform the most popular dances of the day. One particular example, Thoinot Arbeau's Orchesographie promised its readers that it would provide "a treatise in the form of a dialogue, so that every person could easily learn and practice the exercise of dance."
Instructions for performing the "double branley" dance; Orchesographie: Et traicte en forme de dialogve, par leqvel tovtes personnes pevvent facilement apprendre & practiquer l'honneste exercice des dances France, 1589. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, 55003658.
Epilogue: The Music of Versailles
The French court of Versailles under King Louis XIV gained a reputation for its extreme ostentatiousness in all things, and music was no exception. The composer Jean Baptiste Lully (1632–1687), named superintendent of royal music and music master of the royal family when Louis XIV ascended the throne in 1661, helped to shape the sonic character of the court with his lively instrumental arrangements and court ballets. One such ballet, the Ballet des saisons, was performed at the royal palace of Fontainebleau on July 23, 1661, near the beginning of a long career that transformed the style of dance and its great popularity at the French court.
Above: Hear La Folia Barockorchester perform Ballet des saisons by Jean-Baptiste Lully and read the digitized score.
Lully also composed sacred motets for the royal chapel, progressive concert pieces, and collaborated with the French playwright Molière to form a new type of entertainment known as the comedie-ballet that mixed theater, dance, comedy, and music. Lully was one of the most influential figures of the French Baroque, writing a soundtrack that matched the visual splendor of seventeenth-century Versailles. Engraver Jean Le Pautre recorded a performance of one of Lully's court ballets in this image from 1674:
Performance of Lully's opera Alceste in the Marble Court at Versailles on 4 July 1674. Jean Le Pautre, France, 1674. Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Musique, VM PHOT MIRI-14 (160). Source gallica.bnf.fr / Bibliothèque nationale de France
Just as it is today, music was an essential part of life and entertainment in the late medieval and Renaissance periods. Musical accompaniment was ubiquitous when socializing, dancing, praying, and mourning, and exerted considerable influence on its audiences. Next time you queue up a playlist, take a moment to think about the power of music to shape experience.
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I remember the first time I heard The Chanukah Song on Saturday Night Live. It was all the rage with my friends and I. Who sings that? He's so funny!! That was back in 1994.
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If you want a good laugh, and have a good sense of humor, his movies will make you laugh. Not every movie is for everyone, and perhaps there are people out there that don't think he's funny, but his movies span a wide range of topics and emotions. Though some are more appealing to the male gender, the majority are funny to anyone with an appreciation of his style of humor, which is consistent throughout his movies, except for perhaps his more serious movies, like Click or Spanglish. To
coincide with the release of Grownups 2 FX recently ran a Sandler Marathon. I watched some movies I had previously passed on. Even though 50 First Dates and Just Go With It are more my style, I was pleasantly surprised by even Don't Mess With The Zohan; it was a comedy with satire and a message. They showed the The Wedding Singer which I absolutely love. Growing up in the same decade and area of the country as Adam, I thoroughly enjoy the clothing, hair styles, bright neon colors, accents, and dialogue. Some of the lines are just classics. "I'm tired of getting paid in meatballs." And don't forget the music of The Wedding Singer. Between the B 52's, BIlly Idol, The Flying Lizards, Musical Youth, New Order, Elvis Costello and The Cars to name just a few, it plays like a perfect mix tape for an 80's dance party.
I was curious as to just how many movies and shows he has under his belt. He's been in over 49 movies and TV shows. He has produced 44 and written 18. He has also written for several TV shows including The Cosby Show and the Larry Sanders show. Here are some of his most popular movies. Consider this a hit list for a rainy day:
BIlly Madison- writer and producer
Happy Gilmore - writer and producer
Jack and Jill - writer and producer
Waterboy - writer and producer
You Don't Mess with the Zohan - writer and producer
Grownups (and Grownups 2 just released) - writer and producer
Just Go With It - producer
Paul Blart, Mall Cop - producer
Bedtime Stories - producer
Benchwarmer - producer
Mr. Deeds - producer
Anger Management - producer
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My brother-in-law Jack Curry, commentator for the YES Network, had the good fortune to interview him on his web show, JCTV. Jack told me that he was a real down-to-earth guy, very pleasant, easy to talk to and happy to answer questions. He noted how he greeted and shook everyone's hand before and after the show, even the interns. Check out the interview with Adam, and while you're there, check out all the interviews on JCTV. Video Courtesy of YES Network
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Have you heard? Following last year's immensely successful remote peer-to-peer coaching pilot, Slow Coaching is building momentum! The other week I took the plunge and signed on – it's already been an amazing ride.
First I should come clean and admit I had put off jumping aboard sooner because… well… [insert convenient pretext about time / priorities / preconceptions of business coaching]. However, now with a handful of sessions under my belt I have to say it's been one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences I've recently had.
Picture it: bright and early on a Tuesday morning, listening to Skype's cheerful startup chime, I found myself compulsively reading through the session script for the umpteenth time. I was about to start my first ever Slow Coaching experience – and no one could ask for a more sensitive and open-minded guide than Beth Jennings. Phew!
My role for this session was Speaker, and Beth's was Listener. It's the Listener's job to practice deep listening and hold space for the Speaker. It's the Speaker's job to communicate authentically about whatever they choose to talk about for that session – be it a current business challenge, ideas for a new direction, or just to take stock reflectively of where they're at.
Sounds pretty easy, right? But even with the script there to walk me through every single step from intro meditation to sign-off, I found it hugely challenging for internal reasons. I suppose that's the point though, isn't it? I survived my first go and came away with incredible insights I've already put to great use launching my brand new website. Thanks so much, Beth!
Session two for me was with Matt Perfect, that brilliant powerhouse behind our entire Slow Coaching program. Matt wrote the book (well, the script) on Slow Coaching, and it certainly showed. Once again I came away with a lot of food for thought, and a few more bricks removed from my wall (what is this "Pink Floyd" of whom you speak?).
My most recent session was with the Great and Powerful Oz– I mean, Carolyn Tate. This time I finally got to be the Listener, and felt so grateful to hold a safe space and be a sympathetic ear to such a dear colleague and friend. Of course, what goes on behind the curtain stays behind the curtain in Slow Coaching. It's rule one, you might say.
Only a few weeks in, I can already feel my outlook subtly shifting as a result of insights gained through these sessions. I'm looking forward to learning what else Slow Coaching will unlock – within myself and within my coaching peers.


I have spent most of my time on this blog talking about how I was going to take my meat loving family from eating lots of meat to eating plant based. Happily, it has become second nature for us now. I really can't imagine ever eating animal protein again. JD is totally down with the plants, and although he still struggles a bit, he is at least 95% plant based now. An egg or 2 sneak in once and a while, as do some cookies, but he is doing great and loves the way he feels. The boys still have meat here and there, but eat a crazy amount of plants and enjoy lots of plant based meals that they never would have gone near before. It is time for this blog to change its form a bit, as recounting our day to day would be monotonous... "ate a plant based dinner, no one complained blah, blah, blah". The struggle was real, but now it is hardly a struggle. Soooo.... from now on, I will be posting about my bird Ollie and how cute he is and how many seeds he eats. I'm kidding!!! Actually, I will be posting weekly now and will include recipes and support that I think will be most helpful if you are starting and/or continuing your plant based journey. I also finally have a way to subscribe to my blog (just to the right of this), so you will be notified each week when I throw my 2 cents out there.
First, I would like to share a recent experience which I think fits in well to the "New year/New you" vibe as people are often making it a resolution (again.. and again.. and again...) to lose weight. Before the holidays, I had the pleasure of working with a group of nurses who all work the night shift. They had been doing an amazing job taking care of others, but not as great a job taking care of themselves. All of them had a decent amount of weight to lose and were meeting with (my husband and I) to learn how. My husband JD spoke to them about taking care of their minds and souls (he is the creator and producer of Biggest Loser, Extreme Weight Loss, I Used to be Fat, My Big Fat Revenge and very passionate about helping people), and I spoke to them about how to get started on a plant based diet. They would do a 10 day plant based challenge and then weigh in. To say they ran with it is an understatement. They have been posting pictures of their meals and snacks and have been super creative with what they bring to work. They have believed in themselves and supported each other and blazed through the holidays eating a whole new diet of plants. After 10 days we checked in with them to see how they were doing and check their weights. It was astounding...one lost 14lbs, one lost 12 pounds, three lost 9 pounds, one lost 6 and one 4 pounds... in 10 days!!! I see this time and time again when people start eating this way. The weight flies off without even trying to lose weight or "dieting". People always come to me newly eating plant based and are so nervous saying, "I am eating too much food!! There is no way I can lose weight this way." Time and time again, they do. The food is nutrient dense, not calorie dense so it is so filling. Whole food plant-based is the key though, as there are plenty of ways to eat junk food and still eat a vegan diet. Oreos are vegan, so is coconut oil and too many people hold dear the misconception that this oil is magical so eat way too much of the stuff. It is loaded with fat and calories, and no, not the good kind of fat. All of the good studies show this (save the couple that the coconut oil industry did). Bummer. Believe me, I wish it were great for you, I would be drinking the stuff. I love the taste of coconut oil, but only splurge once in a while when I have a vegan dessert. Same goes for olive oil. I use it very sparingly. OK, this is not a blog about oil today, but vegan junkfood, and going crazy with the oil are 2 ways to NOT lose weight on a plant food diet. They don't even fit into a WHOLE FOOD plant based diet. Bread is another downfall I should mention. Stick with very grainy breads and brown rice or quinoa pastas and you will be successful. If you are trying to lose weight, limit portions to 2 of cooked grains and pastas max and 2 slices of bread a day (up it a cup or a slice if you exercise a lot).
Consider adding to your resolutions to go whole food plant based for 10 days and let me know how you feel. I guarantee it is a life changer (and a life extender). For some, the first week or can be a detox week so you may feel not so good. From then on though, it just gets better and better!! And the weight loss follows. Always. And the numbers can be astounding!
Go back 2 blogs to my Getting Started on a Plant Based diet for lots more info.
Here is my recipe of the week. I make it ALL the time and it is very filling and extremely DELICIOUS!!!
14-oz. pkg. firm organic tofu, well drained.
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Coat a deep 13×9-inch baking dish with cooking spray. Combine tofu, basil, oregano, garlic, nutritional yeast, lemon juice, salt, and red pepper flakes in food processor; blend until smooth and similar to ricotta in texture.
2. Spread 4 Tbs. marinara sauce over bottom of prepared deep baking dish. Cover with layer of noodles, overlapping slightly, half of tofu mixture and layer the zucchini, spinach, and eggplant. Top with another layer of noodles, tofu, eggplant, spinach and zucchini, and 3/4 cup sauce. Finish with another layer of noodles, veggies and 3/4 c sauce then you can sprinkle the top with Daiya cheese. Drizzle 1 cup water over the lasagna. It stays moist and you ensure that the noodles and veggies cook through.
4. Cover tightly with foil, and bake at 350 for 1 hour. Sometimes it takes longer. I like the noodles a bit crisp on the edges so I usually go longer and take the foil off for a bit at the end of baking it. Keep checking to make sure the noodles are getting nice and soft. After removing from the oven, let rest 10 minutes before serving. I like refrigerating and serving the next day. It tastes even better. It freezes amazingly well too.
5. I like to serve topped with Rao's marinara sauce. Just a few tablespoons really give it a great taste. I don't use it in the whole lasagna because there is a lot of sugar and oil in that sauce. Trader Joe's has an organic marinara which is quite good.
ENJOY THE PLANT FILLED JOURNEY!
You know I'm a super duper carnivore but with a veggie husband I'm interested in all your great recipes. That lasagna looks incredible!
Thanks Lee!! Let's talk next week!
Thanks for this delicious recipe! I just made it tonight and it turned out super yummy. I used traditional TJ lasagna noodles because I was too lazy to go to Whole Foods :). I took the liberty of substituting Swiss cheese slices on top instead of Daiya (which I did not have at home). And finally, I finished the lasagna with a few minutes under the broiler so the cheese became nice and crispy!
So glad that you tried it and loved it!!! If you ever make it with Daiya, don't broil too long, it burns pretty easily!
Great , thanks for sharing!


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Joe Jonas stars as the face of Guess' first men's underwear campaign
Looks like someone's been hitting the gym. Guess has tapped musician, actor and social media star Joe Jonas as the face of its inaugural men's underwear line, "Hero."
The campaign, shot by Yu Tsai and styled by Avo Yermagyan, will make its debut in March and features Jonas solo and alongside Guess girl Charlotte McKinney, who wears Guess lingerie, in an array of boxers and briefs designed with a wide elastic waistband stamped with the Guess logo, and a mixture of T-shirts and tank tops featuring the iconic triangle motif.
"It's the first time in history that Guess has commissioned a male star to be in an underwear advertising campaign. He's a great talent who embodies all the characteristics of Guess' DNA — sexy, young and adventurous," said Paul Marciano, chief creative officer and executive chairman of the board.
The Hero collection's main focus is comfort and fit, while also flattering the male physique. The itchy inner label is replaced by a flat print and the range includes a handful of core styles that will carry over from season to season. Retail prices range from $18 to $29.
The launch reflects the company's strategy to strengthen its underwear and beachwear categories, aiming for global expansion with a focus on the American, Northern European and Asian markets. "The underwear is already very strong in Europe so it will roll out there first," said Marciano.


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Cannara é uma comuna italiana da região da Umbria, província de Perugia, com cerca de 3.880 habitantes. Estende-se por uma área de 32 km², tendo uma densidade populacional de 121 hab/km². Faz fronteira com Assisi, Bettona, Bevagna, Gualdo Cattaneo, Spello.

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Country of the Week: Ireland
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Brian Dreifke, Reporter
Filed under Entertainment, Showcase
Strong, standing castles tower over endless green lands, neverending fiddle music, and cozy villages. You must be in Ireland! Ireland is known to have some of the most majestic landscapes of the European islands. This is why Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle; the Irish plains are always emerald green,with Ireland receiving much rain over the year, and the flowers are always in bloom.
While Britain governs Ireland's northern half, the rest of Ireland is independent– which is very unique. Ireland still teaches Irish in their schools, which is an old Gaelic language. This is very interesting, because Ireland has British traditions and influences, but the Irish still maintain their own traditions that have lasted thousands of years.
Now, Ireland has a deep, somewhat violent history. Ireland has been through many wars, which is why Ireland is home to so many castles all over the country. They were built to protect Ireland from invasions that started in Roman times. Furthermore, the Irish Potato Famine ripped through Ireland, lessening the population. According to World Population, Ireland once had a population of 8,00,000 and is now a little under 5,000,000. The population is still recovering from the famine, but these 5,000,000 people definitely know how to carry on tradition and spread their rich culture.
Around the world, many people associate Ireland with its musical spirit and upbeat dancing. The Irish love music so much that the harp, (a musical instrument) is on their national currency: the Irish pound. Many people today, even in different countries, take Irish step dance classes. The dance keeps everything above the waist stiff, and only involves leg and foot movement. A famous Irish step dance is the Riverdance. A lot of Irish music features the violin, harp, accordion, and even the American banjo!
There are many places to visit in Ireland that are fantastically historical. You cannot mention historical towns without mentioning the capital of Dublin. The colorful buildings and historic castles in the capital are something you just can't miss. Another great city to see is the seaside town of Galway. Its colorful buildings and seaside views make it a cozy little city that's very enjoyable.
Overall, Ireland is a place of deep history, with vast, beautiful lands and some of the oldest castles in history standing strong from coast to coast. Ireland also features some of the world's oldest pubs and villages in the world. It's a very calm and peaceful country until the fiddles start playing and feet start hitting old Irish floors.
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Main functions: Prepare the band in weekly rehearsals and work with the board to plan and organize musical performances. Provide artistic direction to band including choice of repertoire.
HAVE FUN – and ensure the musicians and audience have FUN too!
Start and end rehearsals on time.
Conduct the band for all rehearsals and concert events.
If unable to attend, find a replacement conductor.
A list of back-up conductors to call will be suggested.
Prepare for known future concerts at least 3 months in advance.
Select music within guidelines set by the board, the concert's purpose and the group's mission.
Select music for musicians with a variety of playing abilities, ages, and personalities.
Purchase and distribute music in coordination with the JHCB librarian.
Charts must arrive at least 1 week prior to distribution and given to librarian.
Librarian will stamp and entering chart information into database.
Distribution of music should be coordinated with Librarian.
Rehearse A Concerts at least 6 weeks prior to concerts.
Dress appropriately for the podium, varying with the venue and concert type.
Prepare music order and program notes in a timely manner.
Always consider that the organization is a non-profit group with limited resources when making decisions regarding concerts, music, etc.
Keep board informed of conflicts or decisions being made as they relate to or impact the band.
Attend board meetings when needed.
The Jackson Hole Community Band is sometimes requested for community special events. Each is discussed by the board, if unable to conduct the board will find a conductor from the approved list. It may be necessary to share some rehearsal time in this event.


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Home History and Archaeology Modern scientists baffled again – Say the universe should have collapsed
Modern scientists baffled again – Say the universe should have collapsed
Bhadra Balaram das
Recently I read a news story on the Internet and thought it was interesting. Interesting because it referred to our modern scientist friends, who now propose that going by their latest findings on the behavior of the so called God particle, or Higgs Boson, the universe that we still live in should have collapsed! It appears that the much celebrated discovery of Higgs Boson in 2012 has landed them in a greater trouble explaining the origin of the universe. What they said is, in a way, one of the most conceding statements by the mainstream scientists in their ever-growing world of "previously thought" wrong concepts.
The author of the news story, Ryan Johnson, Daily Digest News, rightly says, "The science and astrophysics community was ecstatic with the discovery of the Higgs Boson in July of 2012, but two years later the physics its discovery has exposed shows the universe shouldn't exist."
Some people argue that this is the process of the scientific advancement – they think, they experiment, they discover, they find they were wrong, they again do more research, and so on. However, the fact is, our friends are not able to admit that they do not know something, and can never know it, unless they accept the knowledge descending from the creator of the universe, and the controller of the invincible nature.
On the other hand, quoting from Sri Brahma Samhita, Srila Prabhupada says in SB 2.5.11, Purport: "In this verse Brahmājī clears up the wrong impression held by the less intelligent and affirms that he creates the universal variegatedness after the potential creation by the glaring effulgence of Lord Sri Krishna. Brahmaji has also separately given this statement in the samhita known as the Brahma-samhita (5.40), where he says.
yasya prabhā prabhavato jagad-aṇḍa-koṭi-koṭiṣv aśeṣa-vasudhādi-vibhūti-bhinnamtad brahma niṣkalam anantam aśeṣa-bhūtaṁgovindam ādi-puruṣaṁ tam ahaṁ bhajāmi
"I serve the Supreme Personality of Godhead Govinda, the primeval Lord, whose transcendental bodily effulgence, known as the brahma-jyotir, which is unlimited, unfathomed and all-pervasive, is the cause of the creation of unlimited numbers of universes with varieties of climates and specific conditions of life."
Lord Maha Vishnu breathing out innumerable universes!
The news goes on to quote some modern scientists: "During the early universe, we expected cosmic inflation — this is a rapid expansion of the universe right after the Big Bang," said study co-author Robert Hogan, a Ph.D. student in physics at King's College in London. " This expansion causes lots of stuff to shake around, and if we shake it too much, we could go into this new energy space, which could cause the universe to collapse."
What is interesting to note here is, what they say implies that if the Higgs Boson discovery were to be right, the Big Bang theory would have to be wrong, because the universe has not collapsed. Since they claim that the Higgs Boson is for real, and since they do not want to yet say that the Big Bang is, as some people call it, a big bluff, they are having serious difficulties reconciling the two. I wouldn't be surprised if I read in the near future that either one of the two, or both the theories were wrong. It is certain that as they do more research they will find more bewildering and "uncertain" behavior of the material nature.
Lord Krishna says in Bhagavad-gita (7.14):
daivi hy esa guna-mayi mama maya duratyaya
mam eva ye prapadyante mayam etam taranti te
TRANSLATION: This divine energy of Mine, consisting of the three modes of material nature, is difficult to overcome. But those who have surrendered unto Me can easily cross beyond it.
Srila Prabhupada, in his purport to this verse, says: "The Supreme Personality of Godhead has innumerable energies, and all these energies are divine. Although the living entities are part of His energies and are therefore divine, due to contact with material energy, their original superior power is covered. Being thus covered by material energy, one cannot possibly overcome its influence. As previously stated, both the material and spiritual natures, being emanations from the Supreme Personality of Godhead, are eternal. The living entities belong to the eternal superior nature of the Lord, but due to contamination by the inferior nature, matter, their illusion is also eternal. The conditioned soul is therefore called nitya-baddha, or eternally conditioned. No one can trace out the history of his becoming conditioned at a certain date in material history. Consequently, his release from the clutches of material nature is very difficult, even though that material nature is an inferior energy, because material energy is ultimately conducted by the supreme will, which the living entity cannot overcome. Inferior material nature is defined herein as divine nature due to its divine connection and movement by the divine will. Being conducted by divine will, material nature, although inferior, acts so wonderfully in the construction and destruction of the cosmic manifestation."
Baffling the scientists again and again is certainly Lord Krishna's mercy upon them, who are also, after all, His children, albeit misguided and forgetful of their real existence. I wish them well.
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Asia Pacific Regional Conference on Gender and Disaster Risk Reduction on the occasion of 1 year of implementation of the Sendai Framework for Action (2015-2030) will be held in Hanoi, Viet Nam, on 16 to 18 May 2016.
The Sendai Framework for Action (2015-2030) was adopted at the Third World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) in Japan in March 2015. Under its seven global targets, the Sendai Framework outlines four Priorities for Action: (i) understanding disaster risk; (ii) strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk; (iii) investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience; and (iv) enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response, recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction. The Sendai Framework further states in its Guiding Principles: "A gender, age, disability and cultural perspective should be integrated in all policies and practices, and women and youth leadership should be promoted".
This proposed regional conference organised by UN Women in Viet Nam in partnership with the Government of Japan and the Government of Viet Nam will provide a forum to discuss gender-related issues and targets for the four priorities of the Sendai Framework with the aim of assisting Governments in integrating gender when setting local targets. This conference will be targeted towards government, policy makers, researchers and practitioners from the Asia and the Pacific region.
Objectives and Outputs – Overall the forum aims to identify practical measures for substantive integration of gender equality and women's empowerment in disaster risk reduction taking into the differential impacts and abilities of different gender groups.
The total number of participants expected to attend the regional conference will be 200, including at least 50 international participants (government officials, experts, key speakers and UN).
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The photographer Roman Vishniac created some of the most iconic images of Jewish life in Europe before the Holocaust, documenting a world that would soon vanish. He also chronicled the rise of Nazism and the aftermath of World War II. However, the public has never had the opportunity to appreciate the breadth and depth of his work—of Vishniac's 10,000 negatives, only about 350 have previously been published. The Museum has worked with the International Center of Photography (ICP) to put those images online and invites the public to help us learn more about Vishniac's photographs.
View the Museum's online gallery
View the Vishniac archive (external link)
Who was Roman Vishniac?
Roman Vishniac (1897–1990) was born to a Russian-Jewish family. He grew up in Moscow where he studied biology and zoology. Vishniac's family left Russia after the revolution and, after completing his studies, he joined them in Berlin. There he pursued his passion for photography by documenting life in his new city.
As the Nazis rose to power in Berlin, Vishniac photographed the ominous changes in the city and also worked to document Germany-Jewish relief and social service organizations. In 1935, the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (AJDC) hired Vishniac to travel to Eastern Europe and take photographs documenting Jewish poverty and relief efforts to be used in its fundraising campaigns. In 1939, Vishniac pursued other AJDC assignments in Western Europe and worked as a freelance photographer there. After the German invasion of France, he was arrested and sent to an internment camp. With help from the AJDC and the remainder of his family's resources, he secured release and immigrated with his wife and two children to the United States via Portugal in December 1940. They settled in New York, where Vishniac worked as a photographer, making portraits and documenting Jewish refugees and American-Jewish community life.
In 1947, Vishniac returned to Europe to document the aftermath of the war and the plight of refugees and those living in displaced persons camps. Back in the United States, Vishniac continued his work as photographer and scientist and became a pioneer in the new field of photomicroscopy.
Vishniac's photographs of Jewish life in prewar Eastern Europe gained renown in the aftermath of the Holocaust and were used to illustrate numerous books. Many people today are familiar with his work from his book Vanished World (1983). However, the public saw only a small fraction of Vishniac's work before his daughter, Mara Vishniac Kohn, entrusted his images to ICP and the Museum. This project makes them available to the public at large in hopes of learning more about the subjects of his photographs.
Though Vishniac took thousands of photographs he only captioned a small fraction. By comparing his photographs to others in the Museum's collection, Museum staff members have identified a number of people and locations, as you can see in this photo gallery featuring Vishniac photos and photos of the same subjects from the Museum archives. We invite you to view his full collection—spanning the prewar and postwar period—on the ICP website to help us make further identifications. If you recognize a person or a place, click the link below the photograph to generate an e-mail to Museum and ICP curators. Your efforts can help others learn about the vanished world documented by Vishniac.
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Film Roman Vishniac made of Jewish farmers in the Carpathian mountains ca. 1938
Outtakes from a film Roman Vishniac made at a Society for Trades and Agricultural Labor (ORT) vocational training facility near Marseilles in 1939
Roman Vishniac made this film of his children, Wolf and Mara, in ca. 1926–27
International Center of Photography exhibition Roman Vishniac Rediscovered


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