Vitamin A is fundamental for healthy vision.
Enhancing light and dark sensitivity. Vitamin A seems to play a major role in photosensitivity and adaptation.
Combating cataracts and dry eye. Consistent intake of the vitamin may reduce the risk of cataracts, dry eye, and blindness.
Promoting good vision. The retinol present in vitamin A is key to healthy eye development.
>When grouped together, the compounds retinol, retinoic acid, retinal, and various carotenoids make up the essential vitamin A. The fat-soluble vitamin assists in a plethora of fundamental bodily functions from helping cells multiply (which is essential for maintaining healthy skin and mucous linings as well as for growth) to enhancing the immune system.
Retinoids. Retinol is found in beef, chicken, eggs, dairy, and numerous other animal products.
Carotenoids. Countless fruits and vegetables — especially ones colored dark-green. yellow, or orange — carry substantial quantities of carotenoids, notably beta-carotene.
Beef liver has tons of vitamin A. A 3-ounce serving of beef liver packs roughly 6,582 mcg of vitamin A (22,175 IU), which amounts to more than 4 times the recommended daily value.
Vitamin A deficiency is a well-known cause of vision problems, such as dry eye (xerophthalmia), age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and impaired night vision, which is why various health advocates consider the vitamin essential for healthy vision.
Currently, its supplemental use has only been proven for treating vitamin A deficiency, although it shows promise in ameliorating eye issues, preventing cataracts, and simply promoting sound vision.
Chemical structures of different retinoid species.
The interplay between vitamin A and eye cells not only activates rhodopsin, which gives eyes the capacity to adapt to darkness3, but also triggers light sensors that are necessary to sense light4 and keep the corneal epithelial cells from drying out or ulcering.
While some of the details have yet to be fleshed out, the necessity of vitamin A in eye development speaks volumes to its significance for healthy vision.
Vitamin A empowers the human eye to sense light.
central role in vision formation and maintenance. From as early as embryonic development, vitamin A – in the form of retinal – helps set up the framework of healthy eyes.5 Once all of the organs of the fetus are fully formed, one of the primary roles of retinol is to maintain suitable eye conditions.
Expediting eye healing, both after eye surgery and injury.
by UNICEF, vitamin A deficiency (VAD) is "the leading cause of preventable childhood blindness." One of the immediate consequences of low levels of vitamin A is impaired vision because of how critical retinal is in sustaining healthy eyesight.
The good news is that vitamin A supplements may just be able to turn the tide and replenish depleting supplies in cases of vitamin A deficiency.
High doses of vitamin A may cause unwanted side effects. Always consult a medical professional when consuming vitamin A at doses higher than the standard recommendation. Amounts greater than 10,000 International Units (about 3 times the standard dose of 900 micrograms) is advised against particularly for pregnant women due to its association with birth defects.
udies collectively highlight the ample potential benefits that vitamin A may offer to vision, from protecting against nuclear cataracts and dry eye to improved night vision and visual acuity.
Vitamin A may protect against nuclear cataracts in older adults.
In this population-based cross-sectional study, 2,900 adults between 49 and 97 years old living in an urban community near Sydney, Australia were given an assortment of nutrients, including vitamin A, and had their eye condition evaluated via lens photography. Vitamin A specifically seemed to reduce the risk of nuclear cataracts.
In this randomized and controlled study, 150 patients with dry eye were given either artificial tears, cyclosporine, or vitamin A eye drops 4 times a day for 3 months. Compared to the control, vitamin A led to significant improvement in blurred vision, tear film, and dry eye syndrome.
In this single patient case study, a 69-year old male with dry eye and night blindness was given high doses of vitamin A supplements for 1 month. Electroretinograms (ERG) confirmed that scotopic (dim-light vision) function was restored.
In this randomized, double-blind investigation, 40 patients who had recently undergone photorefractive keratectomy (eye surgery to correct near-sightedness), were given 25,000 IU retinol palmitate and 230 mg of vitamin E or a placebo 3 times daily for 1 month and 2 times daily for 2 more months thereafter. Vitamin A supplementation resulted in significantly faster re-epithelialization, less haziness, more accurate myopic correction, and significantly better visual acuity.
In this cross-sectional investigation, 2873 adults between 49 and 97 years were given various vitamins, including vitamin A, over an extended period of time to determine their effect on cataracts. Vitamin A supplements protected against nuclear cataract (odds ratio 0.4).
Vitamin A is often measured in International Units. Vitamin A is routinely measured in International Units (IU). 1 IU is equivalent to 0.3 micrograms of retinol, 0.15 micrograms of beta carotene from dietary supplements, 0.05 micrograms of beta carotene from food, and 0.025 micrograms of alpha carotene.
The recommended dose for women is generally smaller (700 mcg) and even lower still for children due to average differences in size and processing.
Take vitamin A with food. We recommend taking vitamin A with food for maximum efficiency since it's absorbed with fat during the digestive process.
We recommend vitamin A for vision. Vitamin A is widely regarded as an essential component of natural eye development for its abundance of retinol. Its potential benefits include enhancing light sensitivity and adaptation as well as reducing the risk of vision complications, such as cataracts, dry eye, and blindness. Supplementation is highly recommended in cases of vitamin A deficiency.
The ideal way to take vitamin A is as a standardized 900 mcg pill supplement. Sufficient quantities of vitamin A can easily be consumed in the standard diet. Those concerned about vitamin A deficiencies or looking to enhance their vision, may turn to standardized nutrient supplementation to give them the extra stimulus they require.


The owner of Hastings Pier has said the popular landmark will remain closed following a 'small fire' on Saturday morning (November 24).
Sheikh Abid Gulzar confirmed the small blaze was caused by an electrical fault in the seating area of the Pavilion Restaurant - not the kitchen as first reported.
Today (Monday November 26) he praised the emergency services who attended a fire on Saturday morning.
Mr Gulzar said: "The emergency services were excellent.
"They were on the scene within minutes and did a thoroughly professional job.
"I must stress that it was a small fire.
Mr Gulzar said further electrical safety checks are being carried out early this week and the pier will remain closed.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue was called to reports of a fire at 11.12am on Saturday before it was evacuated.
Station commander Dan Channon said on Saturday: "The staff have done a fantastic job. They noticed the fire alarms going off and recognised an electrical rubber burning smell.
"The pier was evacuated in a matter of minutes. Our crews turned up and deployed two breathing apparatus.
"Because of the glass facade of the cafe, we had good view of the fire and we quickly went in and dealt with it. It was extinguished fairly quickly.
"The cause, subject to our investigation, is that an accidental electrical fault in the wiring caused the fire. It started behind the wall panel, before it spread up the wall. But, with our intervention, we have managed to stop it where it is.


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Heves (németül: Hewesch) város Heves vármegyében, a Hevesi járás székhelye. A vármegye negyedik legnépesebb települése.

Fekvése
Heves vármegye délkeleti részén fekvő város. Heves vasútállomása a Kál-Kápolna-Kisújszállás mellékvasútvonalon található, ahol a vonal két végállomásáig közlekedő vonatok járnak.

A város a 31-es főút mellett fekszik, az M3-as autópályától 18 kilométerre. Északnyugati irányban Gyöngyös, délkelet felé pedig Kisköre irányában indulnak innen mellékutak (3204-es és 3209-es számmal), továbbá Pély és Kál felé (utóbbi száma 3207-es).

Heves komolyabb elővárosi autóbusz-forgalommal nem rendelkezik. Helyközi járatok kötik össze Egerrel, Gyöngyössel, Jászberénnyel és Kiskörével. Távolsági járattal elérhető ezen kívül Budapest, Debrecen, Gyula, Szeged és Tiszafüred.

A városhoz - már mint belterület - tartozik Pusztacsász, valamint Alatka és több más külterületi lakott hely is, összesen néhány száz lakossal.

Nevének eredete
A város nevét 1203-ban említi először oklevél "Hewes" alakban. Később "Heues"-nek vagy "Henes"-nek írják.

"Heves" nevének eredetét többféleképpen magyarázta a történelemtudomány és a nyelvtudomány. Származhat a "Heves" magyar személynévből, de számításba jöhet a "héves", hévforrásos hely, valamint a település környékén található hirtelen felmelegedő homoktalaj is a névadást illetően. A nyelvészek megállapítása szerint a Hewes szó w-je szóösszetételre utal: hev (hő) és ves (víz).

A város neve sokszor fordul elő szólásokban, általában melléknévi értelemben. A "nem Hevesben vagyunk" szólásváltozattal türelemre intünk

Az egész országban ismert szólásváltozatok: Él, mint Marci Hevesen. Jó dolgunk van, mint Marcinak Hevesen. Nyílik, mint Marci Hevesen. Ezek a következő rokon értelmű kifejezésekre utalnak: jól él, könnyen boldogul, vidáman telnek napjai, urasan éldegél

Szóláshasonlatok versekben
 Kormos István Karcos torokkal című versében: "Csákót néki pirosat! Marci jő Hevesről."
 Ladányi Mihály Szegény költők dalában: "Vagánykodom, s a világ ellen / szólok hevesen,/ mért nem én lettem Marci Hevesen."

Története
Heves területén a legkorábbi állandó település a szkíták korában volt. Jelentős honfoglaláskori sírleletek is előkerültek a városban.

Az I. István által létrehozott vármegyerendszerben Heves várispánság szerepét töltötte be, tulajdonosa a király volt. A közigazgatás mellett egyházi szerepe is jelentős volt, a vármegye déli részének főesperességi székhelyeként működött a Nagyvárad–Debrecen–Gyöngyös–Csehország és a Pest–Jászberény–Miskolc–Kassa kereskedelmi út mentén fekvő településen.

Első említése 1203-ból való Hewes néven. Ekkora térségi vezető szerepe már megszilárdult, temploma is ekkor épült. 1271-ben V. István országgyűlést is tartott itt. A 13. század végén a Kompolti, majd az Országh család tulajdonába került. A sok kézműves lakhelyéül szolgáló települést először 1467-ben említik mint mezőváros. Ekkor Országh Mihály vezetésével itt ülésezett Heves vármegye közgyűlése.

A város 15. századi virágzásának a törökök vetettek véget. A város Hatvan 1544-es eleste után került török kézre, és mint gazdag élelmiszerforrás működött. 1567-ben a hatvani bég leromboltatta a várost a környező (Pély, Vezekény, Hanyi) falvakkal együtt, majd 1596-ban elűzték a még megmaradt korábbi lakosságot, törökök költöztek a várba.

A császári csapatok 1685. október 16-án szerezték vissza a várost, ám 1686-ban a törökök ismét elfoglalták, ismételt kiűzésükre 1688-ban került sor. A környéket az udvartól Glöcksberg Dietrich vásárolta meg. Megindult a mezőváros újranépesedése. Nagy számban érkeztek jobbágyok a Bükkaljáról, illetve Felvidékről, de több nemesi család és pár német telepes is lakhelyéül választotta Hevest. A 18. században a lakosság nagy része zsellér és pár jobbágy nélküli kisnemes, valamint hét közép- és nagybirtokos volt.

Leírás a településről a 18. század végén:
 "HEVES: Magyar mező város, Heves, és Kül. Szolnok Várm. Földes ura G. Berényi, és több Uraságok, lakosai katolikusok, és reformátusok, fekszik Egerhez 4 mértföldnyire, 's az Uraságoknak külömbféle épűlettyeivel ékesíttetik, hajdan az egész Vármegyének ékessége vala, földgyének némely része trágyázás nélkűl is termékeny, réttyei jók, piatzozása Gyöngyösön, Egerben nem meszsze, legelője elég, keresetre jó módgya, száraz malma helyben van."
 (Vályi András: Magyar országnak leírása, 1796–1799)

Hevesben a földbirtokok rendezésére csak 1860-ban került sor. Ám ezt követően a mezőgazdaság nagymértékben növelte termelékenységét. Ekkor alakult ki a hevesi görögdinnye országos presztízse is. A város lakossága nagyban megnőtt, élénk kulturális és társadalmi élet alakult ki a járásszékhelyen. A város fellendülése az első világháború idején megakadt, a két háború között is csak kisebb gazdasági fejlődés volt tapasztalható, bár a település lakossága nagyban nőtt az Újtelep kiépültével.

A második világháború nagy számban szedett áldozatokat. 350 zsidó lakost szállítottak koncentrációs táborokba. Később a megmaradt polgári lakosságból szép számban kerültek gulágba is. 1944. december és 1945 márciusa között a városban volt a 2. Ukrán Front főhadiszállása.

Az 1945-ös földosztást követően a termőföldszerkezet nagyban elaprózódott, a korszerűtlen termelőeszközök mellett Heves sokat vesztett jelentőségéből. Az 1960-as években kisebb urbanizálódási folyamat indult meg, melynek keretében a közintézményrendszer lassan kiépült. 1984-ben kapott városi rangot.

Az 1990-es években a termelőszövetkezet megszűnt, a helyi nagyüzemeket nagyrészt privatizálták, a termelést racionalizálták. Ennek következtében a várost nagyban sújtja a munkanélküliség.

Közélete

Polgármesterei
 1990–1994: Dr. Hegedűs György (nem ismert)
 1994–1998: Kontra Gyula (MSZP)
 1998–2002: Kontra Gyula (MSZP)
 2002–2006: Kontra Gyula (MSZP)
 2006–2010: Csáki Zsigmond (Fidesz)
 2010–2014: Csáki Zsigmond (független)
 2014–2019: Sveiczer Sándor Péter (Fidesz-KDNP)
 2019-től: Sveiczer Sándor (Fidesz-KDNP)

Népesség
A település népességének változása:

Népcsoportok
2001-ben a település lakosságának 96,5%-a magyar, 3%-a cigány és 0,5%-a szlovák nemzetiségűnek vallotta magát.

A 2011-es népszámlálás során a lakosok 91,4%-a magyarnak, 8,8% cigánynak, 0,2% németnek mondta magát (8,5% nem nyilatkozott; a kettős identitások miatt a végösszeg nagyobb lehet 100%-nál).

Vallási összetétel
Vallási összetétel a 2011-es népszámlálás alapján

Gazdasága

Heves gazdasági szempontból igen elmaradott térsége Magyarországnak. Magas a munkanélküliség. A helyiek jelentős része kénytelen ingázni. A város elsődleges megélhetési forrása továbbra is a mezőgazdaság. A város nagy hírnévnek örvendő terménye a dinnye, de egyéb gyümölcsök (alma, őszibarack, meggy, szilva), a napraforgó, a búza, az árpa és a kukorica termelése is kiemelkedő. Bár a termelőszövetkezet megszűntével jelentősen apadt, de továbbra is nagy mennyiségű állatállomány van a városban. A jellemző fajok a sertés, a baromfiak, a szarvasmarha, a juh, a ló és a nyúl.

A városban a rendszerváltás előtt gépgyártás folyt. Ez mára szinte teljesen megszűnt. Helyét részben a könnyűipar vette át, ám nagyrészt üresen állnak a korábbi termelőegységek. A fejlett mezőgazdaság ellenére az élelmiszeripar csak kisvállalkozások formájában van jelen, messze alulmarad a szükségleteknek.

A város közepesen fejlett szolgáltatási és kereskedelmi szektorral rendelkezik. Több nagyobb élelmiszer-áruház mellett a kisvállalkozások is képviseltetik magukat ebben a gazdasági ágazatban. Turizmusa nagyban fellendülőben van, amit a Tisza-tó közelségének is köszönhet.

Helyi média
Hevesen fogható FM rádiók:
 Bartók Rádió - FM 90,7 MHz
 Szent István Rádió -  FM 91,8 MHz
 Rádió 1 - FM 93,7 MHz
 Kossuth Rádió - FM 95,5 MHz
 Trió FM - FM 97,7 MHz
 Dankó Rádió -  FM 99,8 MHz
 Petőfi Rádió - FM 102,7 MHz
 Retro Rádió - FM 104,7 MHz

Kultúra, oktatás, sport

Hevesen négy óvoda és öt általános iskola működik. Az Eötvös József Középiskolában szakmunkás-, szakközépiskolai, hat- és négy évfolyamos gimnáziumi képzés folyik. A városban kollégium is található. A település továbbá Heves vármegye déli részének felnőttképzésének központja is.

A város jelentős központi kulturális intézménye a Móricz Zsigmond Művelődési Központ. Emellé társul a Gyermekház és a 12 ezer kötettel rendelkező Városi Könyvtár. A zenei élet helyi szereplői a Hevesi Fúvós- és Majorette Együttes és a Hevesi Kamarazenekar. A városban minden évben a Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem hallgatói számára megrendezik a Képzőművészeti Alkotótábort, amely laikus látogatókat is vonz.

A városban labdarúgó-szakosztály is működik Hevesi LSC néven. Heves felnőtt csapata jelenleg a NB III. labdarúgó osztályban szerepel.

A település közéleti havilapja az önkormányzati szerkesztésű Heves című újság. Továbbá évente három-négy alkalommal megjelenik a Műhely című helyi kulturális lap is.

Nevezetességei

Római katolikus templom (részben gótikus)

A templom a XIII. században épült, majd a XV. században gótikus stílusban alakították át. A török hódoltság után, az 1770-es években Haller Sámuel tábornoknak köszönhetően toronnyal bővítették, és barokk stílusban építették újjá. Falait támpillérek erősítik, 1969-es felújítása során északi és déli homlokzatán gótikus ablak- és ajtórészleteket tártak fel. A XVIII. századi barokk főoltárkép Krisztus megkeresztelését, a mennyezeti freskók Keresztelő Szent János életének eseményeit ábrázolják Antoine Rosiertől. A berendezések zöme szintén a XVIII. század második feléből származik. A templomkertben csatornaépítés során 1966-ban találtak rá a templom 1465-ben készített gótikus harangjára, melyet felirata szerint Pál mester készített. Nepomuki Szent János 1768-ban készült homokkőszobra a templomban található, míg másolata a kertben áll.

Hevesi Füves Puszták Tájvédelmi Körzet
A 8 199 hektár területen fekvő Hevesi Füves Puszták TK a Bükki Nemzeti Park Igazgatóságához tartozó szabadon látogatható terület, mely a Tisza-völgy és a Mátra közt terül el. Kavicsos, homokos alapját az északról érkező vízfolyások hordalékkúpjai alakították ki.

Sakktörténeti Gyűjtemény
A templom melletti kis utcában található a Sakkmúzeum, amely Dobroviczki Ferenc magángyűjteményeként jött létre. Régi sakk-készletek, érmék, versenyzők arcképei, híres játszmák láthatók itt. A kiállítás egyedülálló az országban, de a világon is mindössze négy sakkmúzeum található.

Hevesi Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény
A város főterén álló klasszicista épület 2005 óta ad otthont a Hevesi Helytörténeti Gyűjteménynek. Az állandó kiállítás Heves helytörténetéből és néprajzából ad ízelítőt.  Az időszaki kiállítások Dél-Heves természeti és régészeti értékeit, valamint az 1956-os forradalom és szabadságharc helyi eseményeit, résztvevőit mutatják be.  Az épület egyik szárnyában Kő Pál szobrászművész állandó kiállítása tekinthető meg.

Hevesi Népművészeti és Háziipari Szövetkezet
A Pély felé vezető Kossuth utcában, a volt Radics-kúriában működik a Hevesi Népművészeti és Háziipari Szövetkezet központja. A szövetkezetben sok népi iparművész dolgozik, legszebb alkotásaik a kúriaépület bemutatótermében tekinthetők meg. Az udvarban található másik, felújított Radics-kúriát kiállítóhelyként üzemeltetik. A hevesi szőttes alapozta meg a város nemzetközi ismertségét.

Radics Kúria Kiállítóhely
Hevesen a Radics kúria a XIX. század első felében, klasszicista stílusban épült. A Radics kúria jelenleg a Hevesi Népművészeti és Háziipari Szövetkezet kiállítóhelye.

Dobóczky-kúria
Hevesen a Dobóczky-kúriát 1842-ben Dobóczky Imre építette. A családnak tisztségeik révén jelentős szerepük volt Heves életében. Az épület külsejében ma is őrzi eredeti formáját, sokáig az Eötvös József Középiskola fiúkollégiuma volt.

Remenyik-kastély
Hevesen a Remenyik-kúriát 1840 körül építették. Nyolc holdas park vette körül. A család áldozatkészségével elősegítette Heves fejlődését. Remenyik József az Önkéntes Tűzoltó Egyesület megalapítója volt, fia, István főszolgabíró. Napjainkban a Gondozási Központ működik az épületben.

Halász-kastély
Hevesen a helyiek Halász-kastély néven említik, de módos zsidó polgárházról van szó, melyet Halász Viktor kereskedő épített az 1930-as években. Halász Viktor foglalkozott szőlőtermeléssel, borkereskedelemmel, részvényese volt egy szénbányászati vállalatnak is. (Ezért látható az épület homlokzatán a címerében szőlő és bányászkalapács.) Építésmódja, megjelenése az úri igényességet és fényűzést fejezi ki.

Hevesi dinnye
A hevesi dinnyének állít emléket Janzer Frigyes Dinnyehordó lány című alkotása.

Testvérvárosai

  Breganze, Olaszország
  Csíkszereda, Románia
  Gyergyócsomafalva, Románia
  Aalburg, Hollandia (1993–2007, szerződéses együttműködés)

Híres emberek

Itt született 1820-ban Németh Albert nemzetőr őrnagy.
Itt született 1843. december 20-án Hevesi Lajos újságíró, író, műkritikus, művészettörténész
Itt töltötte gyermekkorát Bródy Sándor magyar író, drámaíró és publicista
Itt élt 1875 és 1879 között Blaha Lujza magyar színésznő, "a nemzet csalogánya", akinek második férje Soldos Sándor hevesi földbirtokos volt.
Itt élte gyermekkorát Bíró Lajos író, újságíró, forgatókönyvíró
Itt született Lengyel Géza, született Lővinger, 1881. január 4-én, magyar író, újságíró, szakíró, kritikus, lapszerkesztő.
Itt élt 1887-ben négy hónapot Stevanecz Antal magyarországi szlovén író, kántortanító
Itt született 1889. szeptember 2-án Fóriss Ferenc botanikus, lichenológus, középiskolai tanár.
Itt született 1889. október 8-án Hevesi József kántortanító, nótaszerző
Itt hunyt el 1892. április 5-én Dobóczky Ignác országgyűlési képviselő, jeles érmész.
Itt született 1893. október 5-én Czeizler Lajos magyar labdarúgóedző
Itt született 1897. szeptember 2-án Beöthy István szobrász, teoretikus, az aranysor megalkotója
Itt született 1930. február 10-én Bóna István Széchenyi-díjas régészprofesszor, egyetemi tanár, az MTA tagja
Itt született 1941. június 2-án Kő Pál a Nemzet Művésze címmel kitüntetett, Kossuth-díjas szobrászművész, egyetemi tanár
Itt született 1949. november 18-án G. Mezei Mária ismert TV bemondó és rádiós műsorvezető
Itt született 1952. január 6-án Kovács Brigitta magyar színésznő, operett primadonna, énekművész, tanár
Itt született 1959. április 28-án Nagy István magyar rövidtávfutó
Itt született 1973-ban Bonyár Judit énekes, zeneszerző és zenész

Rendezvények
 Hagyományőrző Civil Nap
 Dinnyetörő Fesztivál
 Hevesi Márkafüggetlen Autós Találkozó, 2015 óta
 Hevesi Nagy Ho-Ho-Horgászverseny
 Fut a Heves
 Heves-Alatkai Eperfesztivál, 2015 óta

Jegyzetek

Források

Tanulmányok Hevesről. (Szerk. Petercsák Tivadar - Szabó J. József) Heves, 2001.
Gy. Gömöri Ilona: A megélt történelem. 1956, Heves.  Heves, 2016.
Gy. Gömöri Ilona: Él, mint Marci Hevesen. Heves, 2011.
Gy. Gömöri Ilona: Marci Hevesen. Egy helyi szólás folklorisztikus hagyományai. Eger, 2011. (Agria. XLVII. Az egri Dobó István Vármúzeum Évkönyve. https://library.hungaricana.hu/hu/view/MEGY_HEVE_agria47/?pg=358&layout=s)
Gy. Gömöri Ilona - Jakab Tibor: Heves - egy járás a természetben. (Szerk. E. Turcsányi Katalin) Heves, 2013. Csillagbojtár Kiadó
Gy. Gömöri Ilona - Halassy Csilla - Jakab Tibor: Heves - egy járás a művészetben. (Szerk. E. Turcsányi Katalin) Heves, 2014. Csillagbojtár Kiadó
Grúz János: Heves története. Heves, 2009.
https://hevesihistoriak.blog.hu/

További információk
 Heves hivatalos honlapja
 Térkép Kalauz – Heves

Heves vármegye települései
Magyarország volt megyeszékhelyei
Magyarország városai
Heves megye települései

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Shane Falco (Keanu Reeves) is a former All-American quarterback who played for Ohio State University and was picked up in the pros by San Diego. He was soon nicknamed "footsteps" for his failure to complete passes and his tendency to dump the ball quickly. His lack of nerves and two concussions led him to quit the game, until the day coach Jimmy McGinty (Gene Hackman) offered him the job as starting quarterback for the Washington Sentinels.
Jimmy McGinty is the former head coach of the Washington Sentinels. Having once led the Sentinals to championship glory, he's called out of retirement by team owner Edward O?Neil (Jack Warden). Now, however, he's got the dubious task of training a team of rag-tag replacement players to win enough consecutive games just to make it to the playoffs. For Shane and his fellow players it's a second chance to prove themselves.
Look out for Rhys Ifans (NOTTING HILL) who plays Gruff, the replacement kicker for the Sentinels and Brooke Langton (THE NET TV series).


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holly characteristic of its author that I sprang from my seat, exclaiming Aut Caesar Aut nullus; Edward Hale or nobody. This is the story on which the late eminent critic, Wendell P. Garrison, of the Nation, once wrote (April 17, 1902), There are some who look upon it as the primer of Jingoism, and he wrote to me ten years earlier, February 19, 1892, What will last of Hale, I apprehend, will be the phrase A man without a country, and perhaps the immoral doctrine taught in it which leads to Mexican and Chilean wars-- My country, right or wrong. Be this as it may, there is no doubt that on this field Hale's permanent literary fame was won. It hangs to that as securely as does the memory of Dr. Holmes to his Chambered Nautilus. It is the exiled hero of this story who gives that striking bit of advice to boys: And if you are ever tempted to say a word or do a thing that shall put a bar between you and your family, your home and your country, pray God in his mercy to take you that in
. Asa Gray said to me It is great fun to be 70 years old. You do not have to know everything! I see that you can write intelligibly. I wish I could — But I cannot run a Typewriter more than a Sewing-Machine. Will the next generation learn to write — any more than learn the alphabet? With Love to all yours Truly & always E. E. Hale. This next letter was called out by the death of Major-General Rufus Saxton, distinguished for his first arming of the freed slaves-- Washington, D. C., Feb. 29, 1908. Dear Higginson,--I have been reading with the greatest interest your article on Gen. Saxton. It has reminded me of an incident here — the time of which I cannot place. But I think you can; -and if you can I wish you would write & tell me when it happened — and perhaps what came of it. I was coming up in a street [car] when Charles Sumner came in & took a seat opposite me — The car was not crowded. Every one knew him, and he really addressed the whole ca
Massachusetts (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): chapter 13
luence, the celebrated statesman and orator whose name he bore, and who was his mother's brother. My own recollections of him begin quite early. Nearly two years younger than he, I was, like him, the youngest of my Harvard class, which was two years later than his. My college remembrances of him are vivid and characteristic. Living outside of the college yard, I was sometimes very nearly late for morning prayers; and more than once on such occasions, as I passed beneath the walls of Massachusetts Hall, then a dormitory, there would spring from the doorway a tall, slim young student who had, according to current report among the freshmen, sprung out of bed almost at the last stroke of the bell, thrown his clothes over the stairway, and jumped into them on the way down. This was Edward Everett Hale; and this early vision was brought to my mind not infrequently in later life by his way of doing maturer things. The same qualities which marked his personal appearance marked his c
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): chapter 13
desired; for they justly considered him one of the few men qualified to fill that position heartily, through his powerful voice, ready sympathy, and boundless willingness to make himself useful in every direction. A very characteristic side of the man might always be seen in his letters. The following was written in his own hurried handwriting in recognition of his seventy-seventh birthday :-- April 8, 1899. Dear Higginson,--Thanks for your card. It awaited me on my return from North Carolina last night. Three score & ten as you know, has many advantages,--and as yet, I find no drawbacks. Asa Gray said to me It is great fun to be 70 years old. You do not have to know everything! I see that you can write intelligibly. I wish I could — But I cannot run a Typewriter more than a Sewing-Machine. Will the next generation learn to write — any more than learn the alphabet? With Love to all yours Truly & always E. E. Hale. This next letter was called out by t
he description of the Descent of Neptune (Iliad, Book Xiii), and was preserved in Hale's handwriting by his friend Samuel Longfellow, with whom I edited the book Thalatta, --a collection of sea poems. His classmate, Hale, had given it to him when first written, and then had forgotten all about it. Had it not been printed by us there, it might, sooner or later, have found its way into that still unpublished magazine which Hale and I planned together, when we lived near each other in Worcester, Massachusetts,--a periodical which was to have been called the Unfortunates' magazine, and was to contain all the prose and verse sent to us by neighbors or strangers with request to get it published. I remember that we made out a title-page between us, with a table of contents, all genuine, for the imaginary first number. Such a book was to some extent made real in Thalatta, and the following is Hale's brilliant Homeric translation:-- The descent of Neptune There sat he high retired from th
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s was in August, 1862.] It may be well enough to end these extracts from his correspondence with one of those bits of pure nonsense in which his impetuous nature delighted. This was on occasion of his joining the Boston Authors' Club:-- Roxbury, Mass., April 10, 1903. Dear Higginson,--One sometimes does what there is no need of doing. What we call here a Duke of Northumberland day is a day when one does what he darn chooses to do, without reference to the obligations of the social ordees, but its prevailing note was Love. If the rushing stream sometimes broke down the barriers of safety, it proved more often a fertilizing Nile than a dangerous Mississippi. Followed and imitated by multitudes, justly beloved for his warmth of heart and readiness of hand, he had a happy and busy life, sure to win gratitude and affection when it ended, as it did at Roxbury on June 10, 1909. The children and the aged loved him almost to worshiping, and is there, after all, a better test?
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sibly associate with him was a sketch in a newspaper bearing the somewhat meaningless title The last shake, suggested by watching the withdrawal of the last man with a hand-cart who was ever allowed to shake carpets on Boston Common. He was, no doubt, a dusty and forlorn figure enough. But to Hale's ready imagination he stood for a whole epoch of history, for the long procession of carpet-shakers who were doing their duty there when Percy marched to Lexington, or when the cannonade from Breed's Hill was in the air. Summer and winter had come and gone, sons had succeeded their fathers at their work, and the beating of the carpets had gone on, undrowned by the rising city's roar. At last the more fastidious aldermen rebelled, the last shake was given, and Edward Everett Hale wrote its elegy. I suppose I kept the little newspaper cutting on my desk for five years, as a model of what wit and sympathy could extract from the humblest theme. Another stroke was of quite a different char
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n, once wrote (April 17, 1902), There are some who look upon it as the primer of Jingoism, and he wrote to me ten years earlier, February 19, 1892, What will last of Hale, I apprehend, will be the phrase A man without a country, and perhaps the immoral doctrine taught in it which leads to Mexican and Chilean wars-- My country, right or wrong. Be this as it may, there is no doubt that on this field Hale's permanent literary fame was won. It hangs to that as securely as does the memory of Dr. Holmes to his Chambered Nautilus. It is the exiled hero of this story who gives that striking bit of advice to boys: And if you are ever tempted to say a word or do a thing that shall put a bar between you and your family, your home and your country, pray God in his mercy to take you that instant home to his own heaven! President James Walker, always the keenest of observers, once said of Hale that he took sides upon every question while it was being stated. This doubtless came, in part at
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ept him young to the end of his days. When the Reverend Edward Cummings came to Dr. Hale's assistance in the South Congregational Church, he was surprised to find practically no young people in the parish, and still more surprised to know that their pastor was ignorant of the fact. These parishioners were all young when Dr. Hale took them in charge, and to him they had always remained so, for he had invested them with his own fresh and undying spirit. Probably no man in America, except Beecher, aroused and stimulated quite so many minds as Hale, and his personal popularity was unbounded. He had strokes of genius, sometimes with unsatisfying results; yet failures never stood in his way, but seemed to drop from his memory in a few hours. An unsurpassable model in most respects, there were limitations which made him in some minor ways a less trustworthy example. Such and so curiously composed was Edward Everett Hale. He was the second son of a large family of sons and daughters
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not run a Typewriter more than a Sewing-Machine. Will the next generation learn to write — any more than learn the alphabet? With Love to all yours Truly & always E. E. Hale. This next letter was called out by the death of Major-General Rufus Saxton, distinguished for his first arming of the freed slaves-- Washington, D. C., Feb. 29, 1908. Dear Higginson,--I have been reading with the greatest interest your article on Gen. Saxton. It has reminded me of an incident here — thGen. Saxton. It has reminded me of an incident here — the time of which I cannot place. But I think you can; -and if you can I wish you would write & tell me when it happened — and perhaps what came of it. I was coming up in a street [car] when Charles Sumner came in & took a seat opposite me — The car was not crowded. Every one knew him, and he really addressed the whole car — though he affected to speak to me. But he meant to have every one hear-& they did. He said substantially this,-- The most important order since the war began


The conference will be held at RIXOS LIBERTAS DUBROVNIK, Liechtensteinov put 3, 20000 Dubrovnik, Croatia. Attendees may also search via Google.
Since the conference week is still in the pre-peak season during the last week of May, the number of direct flights is somewhat more limited. Book your flights early. Alternatively, flying via Zagreb is an option. The distance between Zagreb and Dubrovnik is 600 km.
Croatia Airlines connects Zagreb and Dubrovnik several times a day.
Dubrovnik Airport is located 23 km from the city. Regular bus service by Atlas buses runs from the airport to the central bus station in Gruž (the main harbor in Dubrovnik). Buses depart after each scheduled flight arrival, and the one-way ticket costs 40 HRK (5 EUR) (as of May 2015). You can buy the ticket on the bus. The drive takes about 30 minutes. On the way buses stop at Pile Gate (the west gate of the Old Town), where you should get off. From there you can take a local city bus or taxi to the conference venue. The local city bus does not stop in front of the hotel; you would still need to walk for about 5-10 minutes.
The alternative and recommended way would be to take a taxi from the airport directly to the conference hotel. It costs about 35 EUR (as of May 2015). It is the fastest and most comfortable way. If you have time and energy (after a long flight), you might even want to ask the driver to stop at one of the view points on top of the cliffs with a great view of the Old Town. It does not require any detour and is definitely worth the 5-min stop. Note: In general, when using a taxi in Dubrovnik, the taximeter should be running.
If you have additional questions about how to get from the airport to the conference center, please contact the LOC member: Beverly Smith-Keiling.


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2015 › Half-Year Report 1H - 2015 › Review of performance by the main operating subsidiaries and associates
(63.77% of share capital)
The following figures refer to the accounting data for the period January 1 – June 30, 2015 drawn up by Juventus F.C. for purposes of the preparation of the half-year condensed consolidated financial statements of the EXOR Group at June 30, 2015.
Half ended
€ million
192.0 160.1 31.9
(144.4) (132.2) (12.2)
18.6 (2.6) 21.2
Profit (loss) for the period
10.2 (11.1) 21.3
Net financial debt
(188.9) (224.0) 35.1
Interim data cannot be construed as representing the basis for a full-year projection. For a correct interpretation of the figures it should be noted that the financial year of Juventus does not coincide with the calendar year but covers the period July 1 – June 30, which corresponds to the football season. The accounting data under examination thus represents the second half of operations for the financial year 2014/2015. Profit performance is characterized by the highly seasonal nature typical of the sector, determined mainly by the calendar of sports events and the two phases of the football players' Transfer Campaign. The financial position and cash flows of Juventus are also affected by the seasonal nature of the income components; in addition, certain revenue items are collected in a period different from the recognition period.
In preparing the accounting data, Juventus Football Club included, whenever significant, the valuations of the negative effects deriving from Transfer Campaign transactions, carried out or in the process of being carried up to the date of July 31, 2015.
However, it cannot be excluded that as the players' Transfer Campaign continues, additional transactions will be entered into and their effects, if negative and significant, may require Juventus Football Club to record further writedowns and/or accruals, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, for purposes of the preparation of the financial statements at June 30, 2015, which are expected to be approved on September 11, 2015.
Profit for the period (January 1, – June 30, 2015) is €10.2 million, an increase of €21.3 million compared to the loss of €11.1 million in the corresponding period of the prior year. This change is due mainly to the increase in revenues of €31.9 million, partially offset by higher operating costs following increased wages and technical staff costs (€7 million) and non-sports and technical staff costs (€1.9 million), in addition to other net negative changes of €1.7 million. The latter include primarily higher other expenses (€1.5 million), amortization (€1.1 million), expenses from players' registration rights (€1 million), costs for external services (€0.9 million) and income taxes (€0.7 million), partially offset by higher non-recurring revenues (€1.8 million), release of provisions (€1 million) and lower net financial expenses (€0.9 million).
Significant events in the first half of 2015 and subsequent events
On May 2, 2015 the First Team won, for the fourth consecutive year and four days ahead of the football season's end, the Serie A Championship 2014/2015 (33rd championship in its history) and moved into the Group Stage of the UEFA Champions League 2015/2016.
On May 20, 2015 the First Team secured the tenth Italian Cup win of its history.
After having passing the Group Stage and eliminated, in order, Borussia Dortmund, Bayern München and Real Madrid, on June 6, 2015 the First Team played the UEFA Champions League finals in Berlin losing 1 to 3 against Barcelona.
UEFA Licenses
On May 8, 2015 the FIGC First Level Commission for UEFA licenses examined the documentation filed and checked its conformity with the criteria and parameters established by regulations and issued the UEFA license to Juventus for the 2015/2016 football season.
Transfer Campaign (January and June phases)
Purchases and disposals of players' registration rights
The transactions finalized in the second phase of the Transfer Campaign 2014/2015 overall led to an increase in invested capital of €9 million arising from acquisitions of €21.4 million and sales of €12.4 million (net carrying amount of the rights sold).
The sales generated net gains of €15 million, mainly in reference to Domenico Berardi (€6.6 million), Luca Castiglia (€1.3 million) and Manolo Gabbiadini (€1.2 million).
Renewal of players' contracts
In January 2015 the contract of the player Stephan Lichtsteiner was renewed to June 30, 2017.
Continassa project: start-up of operation of the J Village real estate fund
Accademia SGR S.p.A., the asset management company controlled by Banca del Sempione S.A., started up operation of the "J Village" Real Estate Fund for the redevelopment and upgrading project of most of the Continassa Area, adjacent to the Juventus Stadium, promoted by Juventus Football Club S.p.A.
Accademia SGR has handled collection of investment commitments of various subscribers for a total of €53.8 million and finalized the binding agreement with the lending institutions of the J Village Fund, UBI Banca S.c.p.A. and Unicredit S.p.A., for a maximum of €64.5 million.
Following these events the notary deed became effective whereby Juventus transferred the long-term lease to the J Village Fund for an area of approximately 148,700 square meters and the relative building permits for 34,830 square meters of Gross Floor Area (GFA) for a total consideration €24.1 million, based on an estimate report drawn up by an independent expert as per Ministerial Decree No. 30 of March 5, 2015. For this transfer, which in the next year will generate net income of approximately €10 million, Juventus received shares of the J Village Fund for €24.1 million.
The City of Turin has already issued the building permits for the infrastructure works, the Hotel and the new Training and Media Center of Juventus' First Team, which were requested by Juventus in the past months.
Construction of Juventus' new registered office, the International School and a building which will house commercial and innovative entertainment activities (Concept) will complete the project.
The job schedule calls for all of the works to be delivered by the beginning of summer 2017. Set-up of the construction site will start this August.
Juventus has maintained the long-term lease on a residual area of approximately 27,300 square meters and building permits on 3,170 square meters of GFA.
Direct management of licensing and merchandising activities
On March 31, 2015 Juventus informed adidas, as permitted by the agreements reached on October 23, 2013, of its decision to manage directly the licensing and merchandising activities starting from July 1, 2015.
Juventus has consequently begun all the necessary internal projects at an organizational and operational level including that of implementing a new information system able to also control these new activities.
July 1, 2015 marked the reopening of the completely renovated Torino City Center store at Via Garibaldi in Turin and the Stadium Megastore at Centro Commerciale Area 12 adjacent to the Juventus Stadium, in collaboration with the new sponsor adidas.
Mutu/Chelsea FC proceedings
On October 1, 2014 the hearing in the Mutu/Chelsea FC case was held at the Tribunal Arbitral du Sport (TAS).
On January 21, 2015, the TAS notified the parties of the arbitration award in its decision which completely rejected the claims made by Chelsea FC and ordered it to pay court costs. This decision has no effect on Juventus' financial statements, as it was fully aware of its position and had not set aside any provision for the pending litigation. The proceedings are definitely closed.
Transfer Campaign 2015/2016
As part of the Transfer Campaign in progress agreements were concluded in July 2015 with Palermo for the acquisition of Paulo Dybala, with Atlético de Madrid for the acquisition of Mario Mandžukić, with Sassuolo for the acquisition of Simone Zaza, with West Ham for the definitive sale of Angelo Ogbonna and with Bayern München for the definitive sale of Arturo Vidal.
In addition the co-ownership deal was terminated for the player Domenico Berardi and the option was exercised and Roberto Pereyra was purchased outright.
Lastly agreements were reached with Boca Juniors for the definitive transfer of the registration rights of the player Carlos Alberto Tévez, for the temporary acquisition, until June 30, 2017, of the registration rights of the player Guido Nahuel Vadala, and acquisition of the option rights for the definitive acquisition, effective from the 2017/2018 sports season, of the registration rights of the players Rodrigo Betancur Colman, Franco Sebástian Cristaldo, and Adrián Andrés Cubas.


What Experiences Shaped the Founders' Thinking about Government?
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Global Fashion Roundup: Fashion Contributes N2trn To Nigerian Economy, CFDA Appoints First Black President, And Many More
August 14, 2020 | by Iyin | 0 Comments
This week in global fashion news; reports have revealed that the fashion industry contributes about N2trn to the Nigerian economy, Beyoncé's Black parade Catalog has helped boost sales and visibility of Nigerian and other African fashion brands, and many more.
Fashion Contributes Nearly N2trn To Nigerian Economy
A report by the Federal Government's Post COVID-19 Initiative Committee on the creative industry has revealed that the fashion sector contributes nearly N2trn to the national economy.
The minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed on Thursday, gave an insight into the report recently submitted to the government by the committee led by ace comedian, Ali Baba. Mohammed said that the recommendations by the committee which was set up to advice the government on how to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the creative industry were revealing.
"Before now, we did not know that the fashion industry accounts for almost N2 trillion revenue, that the hospitality and tourism industry accounts for about N1.2 trillion," said Mohammed in a statement. "The publishing and printing industry accounts for almost N1 trillion and about N720 billion worth of books and paper enter the country annually. The film industry accounts for about N140 billion, the music industry revenue is over N300 billion while the comedy industry accounts for about N17 billion."
According to him, the report also revealed how many people are employed by each sector with the beauty and hair care industry accounting for 30,000 professionals and selling 15,000 pieces of hair and beauty care products every month in Nigeria.
He disclosed that an implementation committee will be set up on Tuesday to determine which of the recommendations will be sent to the Federal Executive Council for policy decisions and National Assembly for legislation.
The minister noted how the social distancing rules have affected the ability to go out to shoot, produce and distribute films while the lockdown affected musical concerts and invitation of musicians to social functions.
"The same goes for the fashion industry because there is nothing to trigger the demand for hair and beauty care products," he said, "Of course, when there are no parties and with the face masks the people are putting on, the demand for the products has gone down."
Mohammed also pointed out that the report has revealed gaps in some industries, such as the lack of enforcement especially in the area of protection of intellectual property. He commended the committee members for the selfless and detailed work in mapping and giving value to the industries and assured that the report would not be swept under the carpet. (NAN).
COAJ Media Launch Africa's First Global Fashion Hub
COAJ Media, one of Nigeria's fastest-growing media houses has launched 'The Afrocentrics', an Africa's first global fashion hub aimed at making African fashion, fashion designers and fashion models more easily and readily accessible to the world.
"The Afrocentrics is your one-stop hub for the most elegant African fashion, creative fashion designers, and the most beautiful and talented fashion models, showcasing the depth of African beauty, talent, and creativity," the organisation said in a statement. "With The Afrocentrics, people all over the world can now easily purchase trendy and quality fashion wears and pieces made by some of the most creative fashion designers in the continent and have them delivered anywhere in the world. They can also contact the fashion designers, for customised and bulk orders."
According to them, individuals and brands can also directly book fashion or commercial models for both local and international projects and events, taking out high agency fees to get a model that fits the profile. To get in touch with models, all clients have to do is visit their website or follow @dafrocentrics on social media platforms to make direct contact with the model(s) that fits the profile they want.
CFDA Appoints First Black President
The call for diversity and inclusion in the fashion industry has been an ongoing fight for many Black professionals in various sectors. This week, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) has announced that it has appointed CaSandra Diggs as the organisation's new president.
This appointment makes Diggs the first Black president of the organisation. As president, Diggs will be responsible for "developing strategy and making decisions that further the CFDA's purpose to champion, educate, and support its membership and the fashion industry at large."
"CaSandra is an innovative thinker with a strong understanding of organisational and business operations," CEO Steven Kolb said in a statement. "Expanding her role will provide the CFDA with more opportunity to meet the needs of the membership in a broad and diverse way. It is a critical time for our industry, as she is the right person to help lead CFDA into the future."
"CFDA remains a vital pillar of the fashion community," Diggs said. "I am delighted to join Tom Ford and Steven Kold as we continue to evolve the CFDA into a modern, forward-thinking organisation that is reflective of our times."
Beyoncé's Black Parade Route Catalog Gives African-Owned Businesses A Boost
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The Black Parade Route is a directory of Black- and African-owned small businesses curated by Beyoncé and Zerina Akers. The directory highlights brands and businesses across different industries, including fashion, restaurants, beauty, arts, and design from different countries in Africa.
Akers is Beyoncé's stylist and the founder of Black Owned Everything, a compilation of businesses across various fields run by Black entrepreneurs.
The directory was released alongside a song titled "Black Parade" on Juneteenth. The June 19 holiday celebrates the end of slavery in the United States. It's the anniversary of the day in 1865 when news of their emancipation reached slaves in Galveston, Texas.
"Happy Juneteenth Weekend! I hope we continue to share joy and celebrate each other, even in the midst of struggle. Please continue to remember our beauty, strength, and power," Beyoncé wrote on Instagram at the time. "'BLACK PARADE' celebrates you, your voice and your joy and will benefit Black-owned small businesses."
Since the directory came out, various fashion business owners like Anyango Mpinga of the eponymous fashion brand Anyango Mpinga and Edwin Okolo of Studio Imo have seen a spike in customer engagement and orders.
Anyango Mpinga is a Kenyan designer that specialises in designing and producing re-imagined white shirts, bold prints, jewellery, and leather bags while Edwin Okolo is a designer who specialises in making hand-knitted dresses and jumpsuits.
"It brought a wider audience to my platform. What has happened is that I've been getting a lot more requests from people asking how they can get the pieces from my collection, people wanting to make orders," Mpinga explained to CNN.
"I was not expecting it at all because I am a small brand, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I had been featured," Okolo told CNN. "A lot of people are showing interest. I have already gotten new commissions and more people have ordered from the online store. I don't know how that will play out in the long term but just being recognised has been very good for my brand," he added
PnP Collaborates With Young SA Designers To Create Limited Collections
Pick n Pay Clothing, the second-largest supermarket chain in South Africa, is launching limited, exclusive collections in collaboration with promising young South African designers. This project is the result of a partnership between the retailer and award-winning fashion designer, Gavin Rajah, who will mentor the designers and help them create exclusive collections for PnP Clothing in the coming months.
These collaborations are set to support local talent and make designer clothing more accessible to more South Africans at affordable prices. Pick n Pay Clothing noted that the collaborative partnership will fully celebrate local design and manufacturing, from the designer's inspiration to the production and creation of the ranges.
"South Africa is home to many talented local designers but not all have the platform to grow their brands commercially," Hazel Pillay, general manager for Pick n Pay Clothing said. "Through these collaborations, our goal is to deliver great value fashion which captures the latest style and trends. We can promote local designers to support them in growing their range to a greater audience."
This is a welcome development in the African fashion space as there are many up and coming designers that have a lot ot offer if given the right platform to showcase their designs.
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Smart for Life: What You Need to Know
by Brion O'Connor
If you love cookies, Smart for Life might be a diet you could stick with.
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Smart for Life is a diet that appears to fly in the face of the axiom: "If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is." After all, the program's tag line is, "Eat Cookies. Lose Weight. It's that Simple." What could be better?
But these are no ordinary cookies. The program's foundation is similar to many other diet plans that require participants to purchase proprietary, pre-packaged foods. In this case, it's a cookie -- marketed as "all-natural" and "appetite suppressing" -- that replaces normal meals. The program has since added a little variety, including branded shakes, muffins, soups and desserts.
Founded by Dr. Sasson Moulavi, a former colleague of Dr. Sanford Siegal (of Dr. Siegel's Cookie Diet), the Smart for Life plan follows a tried-and-true formula: You must burn more calories than you consume. And with just 1,100 calories budgeted for daily intake, the program almost guarantees that participants will lose weight if they stick to the plan.
The basic premise is to "re-program" your metabolism, relying on the benefits of smaller portions -- known as mini-meals -- throughout the day to help suppress hunger pangs. The eating program calls for seven balanced meals over the course of the day, which are intended to continuously keep your metabolism in a fat-burning mode. However, you can say goodbye to breakfast, lunch and snacks.
Six of those meals are Smart for Life cookies (or a similar product). The cookies are made up of a proprietary blend of amino acids, complex carbohydrates, fiber and natural sugars designed to suppress hunger cravings while providing the proper nutrition everybody needs. There's even a gluten-free Banana Chocolate Chip Granola Square for those who can't tolerate the protein gluten.
The seventh meal is a single low-fat, high-protein dinner of chicken or fish, accompanied by an average of five cups of fresh vegetables (steamed or raw), resulting in a daily caloric total of between 800 and 1,100 calories, and the promise of no hunger pangs -- a sure-fire formula for weight loss. However, that's a very low caloric intake -- one of the criticisms we'll address later in the article.
The program is broken into two distinct sections -- a "diet" phase and a "maintenance" phase. The key to the "diet" phase is a comprehensive medical and dietary evaluation performed at a Smart for Life clinic (established in eight states and Quebec, Canada). We'll discuss that next.


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Miss Fisher's Special Events are part of the Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition at Old Government House from 15 July to 4 September 2016.
You're invited to spend a splendid Sunday at the Miss Fisher's Lawn Party, in conjunction with Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition.
Enjoy a free family day out on Old Government House's picturesque lawn. To the tune of The Mood Music Gatsby Band, dance the day away with Empire Swing's dancing classes or be pampered to 1920s perfection at Lindy Charm School's pop-up salon. And if you're searching for that perfect item to top off your Phryne Fisher-inspired outfit, take a look at the Suitcase Rummage.
It's a party Phryne would certainly approve of!
Image credit: Essie Davis in the Every Cloud Production Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Photography by Ben King.
Step back in time as we kick off Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition in style at our pop up speakeasy bar at Old Government House. Enjoy 1920s cocktails and finger food, and Charleston and shimmy with a DJ set from Rainman playing music from the roaring twenties. Experience historic and charming Old Government House after dark, with exclusive access to the exhibition from 6 – 8pm.
(includes admission to the exhibition, one cocktail and 1920s finger food.
Step back in time to the roaring 1920s at our pop up speakeasy bar at Old Government House. Enjoy 1920s cocktails and finger food, and get your groove on to the tune of Alleycat Stomp from the Jazz Music Institute. Experience historic and charming Old Government House after dark, with exclusive access to the exhibition from 6 – 8pm.
Join us for an unmissable evening of insight into all things Miss Fisher.
Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries award winning costume designer and exhibition curator, Marion Boyce, will chat with much loved media personality and fashion aficionado, Marie-Louise Theile. Hear about Marion's sources of inspiration, how she creates the wardrobes of Miss Fisher's characters, and her tales from the workroom and film set.
This is the only opportunity during Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition season in Brisbane to hear in-depth from Marion about her exquisite costumes that have captivated audiences around the world.
Image Credit: Marion Boyce and Essie Davis in the Every Cloud Production Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Photography by Ben King.
Join Kim Wilson, editor of the recent publication Brisbane Art Deco: Stories of our Built Heritage, and discover the interesting stories behind Brisbane's art deco architecture. Explore the hidden histories of buildings including the Avalon Theatre, McWhirters department store and the Waterloo Hotel and look at why these architectural treasures continue to hold a special place in our hearts today.
Join textile expert Dr Michael Marendy for a fascinating Behind-the Seams tour of the Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition. Uncover secrets from the workroom of award winning costume designer Marion Boyce and immerse yourself in the opulent wardrobes of Miss Fisher's characters. Michael is a highly respected costume and textiles conservator and curator. He has worked in a conservation role for various institutions including the Queensland Museum, Museum of Brisbane and Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art.
Image credit: Nathan Page and Essie Davis in the Every Cloud Production Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Photography by Ben King.
Join fashion curator Dr Nadia Buick for a fascinating Behind-the Seams tour of the Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries Costume Exhibition. Uncover secrets from the workroom of award winning costume designer Marion Boyce and immerse yourself in the opulent wardrobes of Miss Fisher's characters. Nadia is a curator, writer and researcher across the disciplines of fashion and art, and works as the Communications Officer at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane. She is a Co-Director of the Fashion Archives and co-author of Remotely Fashionable; a book documenting Queensland's style history. In 2015, Nadia curated Costumes from the Golden Age of Hollywood at the Museum of Brisbane.
Join some of Queensland's most exciting home-grown crime authors as they delve into the world of crime writing and how they challenge the stereotypes of the female protagonist. Killing off the cliché is a discussion panel hosted by Penny Holliday, QUT Academic in Creative Writing and Literary Studies, and joined by authors and Sisters in Crime members Mirandi Riwoe, T.J Hamilton, Lea Scott and Steph Bowe. Don't miss this killer opportunity to take part in a captivating crime writing conversation.
As your admission to the exhibition is only valid on this day, please plan to arrive at least 60 minutes prior to the panel in order to view the exhibition beforehand, as the House and exhibition will be closed following the panel.
Primp and preen yourself to 1920s perfection! Join Chrissy at Lindy's Charm School in Old Government House for a hands-on 1920s styling workshop and morning tea. Here you'll learn the techniques to recreate the glamourous makeup and vintage hairstyles from Miss Fisher's era.
Participants will be required to bring some of their own cosmetics, hair styling products and tools.
Learn the art of fashion illustration in this introductory hands-on workshop with fashion illustrator Penelope Bell. Drawing inspiration from Miss Phryne Fisher's flamboyant fashion ensembles, develop skills to capture characterisation, movement, and style in your own illustrations. Penelope is an experienced illustrator and workshop facilitator, specialising in fashion and children's illustration. She has worked in a variety of roles in the fashion industry including design and product development, and facilitated workshops with organisations including Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art and Museum of Brisbane.
Join designer/maker Paula Dunlop for a hands-on, two-hour workshop and take home your very own art deco inspired beaded pendant or brooch. Enjoy morning tea in the historical setting of Old Government House as you make custom pieces fit for Miss Fisher herself!
Join fashion designer Lydia Pearson for this unique workshop experience. You'll be working alongside one of Brisbane's most successful fashion designers to craft your own 1920s flapper headband using upcycled materials and adornments. Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn fashion tips and tricks from an industry insider and create your own piece of Miss Fisher inspired flapper fashion!
The costumes have been generously made available by Marion Boyce and Every Cloud Productions.


Steampunk, as a literary genre and cultural phenomena, is a relatively recent innovation that is increasingly receiving critical attention. From the proto-steampunk of Jules Verne and H.G. Wells, through the novels of its acknowledged founding fathers K.W. Jeter, Tim Powers and James Blaylock, to contemporary works by China Miéville, Cherie Priest and Paul Di Filipo, steampunk has been plagued by the lack of a unifying definition. Every author, academic and critic has their own definition of it, which may share similarities with others, but none of them can agree on the core ingredients of the genre.
Related to the important task of defining steampunk is the need to answer the question: 'Is steampunk a literary genre?' In many respects, steampunk has moved beyond the literary world. Fashion, art and sub-cultures have all embraced steampunk as a style, an aesthetic, a way of life and even a philosophy. This could be the reason for the inability to find a single unifying definition of steampunk.
This thesis will argue that, rather than a genre, steampunk is best understood as an aesthetic which can be applied, like any aesthetic, to any literary genre to produce a work that is steampunk-inflected, such as science fiction steampunk, alternate history steampunk, steampunk fantasy, historical steampunk, steampunk romance or gothic steampunk. After evaluating both scholarly and popular definitions of steampunk I will explore four key aspects of the steampunk aesthetic: the neo-Victorian tropes which dominate steampunk texts; the relationship between magic and science in the steampunk universe; the places and people who inhabit steampunk worlds; and the revolutionary message of most steampunk creations. Throughout my discussion will focus primarily on a range of texts acknowledged as steampunk: Michael Moorcock's The Warlord of the Air (1971), K. W. Jeter's Infernal Devices (1987), Tim Powers' The Anubis Gates (1983), William Gibson and Bruce Sterling's The Difference Engine (1991), Paul Di Filippo's The Steampunk Trilogy (1995), Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age (1995), Gail Carriger's 'Parasol Protectorate' series (2009 – current), Mark Hodder's 'Burton and Swinburne' series (2010 – current), Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura by Troika Games and Runic Games' Torchlight (2009) and Torchlight 2 (2011).


The highlight of our night was witnessing some Aerial Freestyle Skiers take practice in the middle of 48th Street and Broadway. It's amazing what these incredible athletes do for training, whether it's countless hours on trampolines, or mock jumping into pools of water!
Best of luck to our friends at the USOC on their many stops across the U.S. in anticipation of Sochi 2014!
USOC 100 Days to Sochi 2014 Celebration: Aerial Skiers Training from Fanbrandz on Vimeo.