All Thumbs Reviews: Let the Day Begin...with Capri-Sun and a $250 giveaway!
Let the Day Begin...with Capri-Sun and a $250 giveaway!
Upfront disclaimer: This is a paid review. I received $50 and free samples for purposes of sharing my honest opinion.
Here's the song my mom used to sing to start our day, back in the day.
Here's the song I play to start my kids' day these days.
Anyone who is responsible for the start of another's day knows you gotta do it right.
As part of a BlogHer campaign, the cheerful folks at Capri-Sun Sunrise sent my family a case of their new flavors: Orange Wakeup, Tangerine Morning, and Tropical Morning.
Tessa and Reed were thrilled about their juice-bonanza. Reed's exact words were: These taste really good. When you drink them, you never wanna stop drinking them!. And Tessa had this to say: Mom! Tell everyone these are muchly good and not to spill them!
I like the fact that there's a full daily serving of both calcium and vitamin C, and I advise moms to check out the ingredient list.
While we got free juice, you also get a chance for something -- a $250 VISA gift card. Because Capri-Sun Sunrise is all about Making Every Day Better. Just like a mom.
Capri-Sun Sunrise is hosting a contest that runs April 29-July 8. You can enter below to win that $250 VISA gift card. Complete contest details are here and there are 8 chances to win.
The contest centers around these questions: What were your morning rituals when you were a kid? What cool or wacky things did your parents do as you headed out into the world? What do you do to start your family's day off right?
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Our morning routine is pretty simple. I get up before the girls, put the coffee on, get a shower and make the lunches...they get up, we all shower, eat something and head out the door. It works for us!
My morning routine includes walking the dog and getting at least one cup of caffiene into my system before waking up the boys.
I try to have a calm, happy environment for all of us to start the day.
It was great watching his reaction when I clicked on the first You Tube link. Apparently I haven't been butchering the song too badly, he still recognizes it when sung by a professional.
Mornings are hectic with fast times and slow eaters! Organization and mornings are 2 failures for me. I remember when I was little my Grandpa always mumbled " morning" to which Grammy replied "good morning"! He always said " I only said morning - I never said there was anything good about it!" I guess that started my trend towards not being a morning person!
In the morning one thing is a must- Eat a healthy breakfast! People overlook the importance of the most important meal of the day! Breakfast really gives you the fuel to face the day ahead!
What were your morning rituals when you were a kid? When I was a kid I got myself ready (dressed, etc.) then ate breakfast, usually cold cereal and OJ and a multivitamin. I pretty much have the same routine now, except my mom doesn't pour my cereal anymore.
What cool or wacky things did your parents do as you headed out into the world?
I don't know if it was "cool" but I think it was a great idea that my mom gave me my own (Snoopy) alarm clock when I was 6. I was always responsible for my own getting up. I think that instilled some good life skills in me!
What do you do to start your family's day off right?
When I was a kid, my mom would wake us up at a certain time, we would come downstairs and eat some cereal, go back upstairs and make our beds, change clothes, brush teeth and then off to school. It worked for us!
Our morning routine is I get my grandson up to get ready for school and after he's dressed and eating his breakfast I get my granddaghter up for her to get ready. It has really made mornings so much more enjoyable without the arguing.
I got myself up and to school as a kid. I don't really know how I did it! I pledged to help my kids and I do...maybe too much, because my oldest teen can't seem to even hear his own alarm clock when it's inches from the bed.
I set my alarm clock 15 minutes earlier than I really should get up, and I don't let myself hit the snooze button :) That way I can laze around a little bit. Then it's off to get the kids up, get lunchboxes packed and race off to school.
My alarm clock is 30 ahead of when I ACTUALLY get up, because it really does take me half an hour to fully wake up =D.
Pack lunches the night before as well, and shower at night.
My daughter is only 2, so there is no rushing around yet. I get up for work, get ready, and am lucky if she is awake by the time I leave. She still drinks a bottle in the morning, so that's about all I have to do even if she is awake-make her bottle. Now, when she gets older, I'm sure it will be a different story, but my husband is a realtor & is always home with her in the mornings-so I consider myself very lucky! thanks!
The boys get themselves up each morning. Their clothes have been laid out the night before and the table set for breakfast. That way by the time I have my coffee and their breakfast on the table, they are ready to go.
What were your morning rituals when you were a kid? My siblings and I had to be over for breakfast by 8:00. We all thought that we HAD to come over exactly at eight, not later and not earlier. One morning we all trooped over there exactly at eight, all in line. We were later told that we were suppose to be over no later than eight. Oh well!
Good Morning! When I was a kid I always ate cereal or bagel with cream cheese. But what made me get my mind off what I was eating was playing Super Nintendo with my mom. Every morning we would continue our game until the bus came. Donkey Kong was our favorite. Keeping the kids distracted while eating instead of sitting them down at the table and saying EAT, is a lot more productive.
We don't have a routine to the extent that we have our own wake up song, but I like both of yours!
My mom allowed my sisters and I to keep our own morning routines. So long as we were out the door on time, we were responsible for ourselves.
I am a slow riser in the morning and I love to eat my breakfast with the kids while watching the Today Show. It's my kids who get me out the door because they are afraid of missing their school bus.
my morning routine includes yoga, meditation, walking the dog and sometimes cleaning.
I make up outfits for the kids and hang them on hangers inside their closets. All they have to do is grab a hanger depending on the weather or what they want to wear. Each night I make sure all shoes are lined up by the door and bookbags are filled with homework, papers signed and anything else needed. We pack lunches the night before so our mornings go pretty smoothly. I do set the oven timer 10 minutes before the bus so that serves as a reminder to get shoes and coats on. The kids' schools serve breakfast now and that has served as a great backup if we don't have time to eat at home. Thanks!
I try to get everything ready the night before. Lunches, bookbags, clothes. Then we eat breakfast before we get dressed to avoid any spills on our school clothes!
Thanks so much for this opportunity. What my family and I do is get everything that we can ready the night before. I get all of there clothes laid out, lunches packed, and as much breakfast items ready the night before. I also get all my clothes and coffee ready to make before I go to bed. It really helps and makes the morning a lot less chaotic!
School starts for all 4 at 7am so we are up at 5 at the latest. Preparing everything the night before always helps to stay out of time crunches in the morning.
When I was a kid my Mom was never very organized so it was a mess trying to get out of the house. We would stop for breakfast a lot at McDonald's or Burger King. When I was 8 I started getting myself up and ready and finally convinced my Mom to let me ride my bike to school so I would be on time. My daughter is still a baby but on the days I work I try and get everything together the night before so all I have to do in the morning is eat, grab my lunch, feed her, change her, and then go.
I guess as long as we keep to the routine, we do OK in the morning, but we're not in school yet, so that will change. I also try to have things done the night before if we have to be somewhere on time.
I don't recall any morning routines growing up, but I am sure there was something. As for our house now, I try to have everything ready the night before, including having the breakfast table set.
i honestly don't remember our morning routine when I was little other than eating breakfast and getting dressed. We really don't have one now either because our schedules are so crazy. on the weekends I try to make the girls a big brunch and they love it.
My morning routine is to get DuckyBoy's lunch ready and then wake him up at the last possible moment, with his at-school breakfast already packed.
On those wonderful days when he wakes up in time to eat breakfast at home, I'm looking forward to trying CarpiSunrise. I saw the commercials and it seems like his kind of thing -- he can drink it with the other hand on the computer keyboard or the remote control, and in 5 minutes before it's time to get dressed and head for the bus!
What were your morning rituals when you were a kid? up, eat, dress and go no real rituals. What cool or wacky things did your parents do as you headed out into the world? nothing comes to mind, sorry. What do you do to start your family's day off right?
I get up earlier and fix coffee and breakfast and start the day off with a smile and a happy Good Morning. I pack lunch the night prior to take a bite out of the rush in the a.m.
My routine is to get as much of breakfast and lunch for the next day prepared and packed the night before. I am not a morning person, so this makes it easy for us to just grab and go.
my routine is to get up earlier than the rest of the crew--it's helpful to have a half hour of silence! Then I prepare the boy to leave w/dad, then I awaken the girl...I like having 1-on-1 time w/ each to start *my* day, they seem to love it too!
My issues are getting people awake enough to eat and get dressed. I know I won't have much time so I get everything ready ahead of time. My morning routine tip is to put breakfast together, if you like things more complicated than toast, the night before. Mix the waffle batter/cut the fruit/whatever. Also set out clothes and pack backpacks the night before.
Since my four children balked at sitting down to breakfast cereal, they now prepare food the night before, often using leftovers or creating a sandwich (peanut butter on whole wheat with sliced bananas is a favorite.) The next morning they add Capri-Sun and finish a nutritious meal before heading to school or activities.
I don't have too many problems getting my family out of bed. I wake them up singing and leave the light on in their rooms until they walk out (usually doesn't take long). I try to have breakfast ready and waiting for them when they wonder in. I also have their outfits ready and sitting out for them (get together while they are eating).
I actually don't have any struggles with getting little man to eat breakfast. The main problem is getting him to not eat everything! lol We alternate foods having oatmeal one morning, pancakes the next, cereal and fruit.
I usually let him wake up by watching a cartoon and then after that, we go outside and enjoy the day.
The morning ritual my mom had for us in the winter time was to warm our clothes up in the dryer. It made it so much better when getting dressed in a cold house!
My son responds very well to routine, so we just make sure to be consistant, and we don't usually run into too many snags.
I feel badly for my mom - i was SO hard to get out of bed, I just didn't want to get up. She would wake me up, I'd go back to sleep, she would wake me up, over and over.
I also sing the "Good Morning" song from Singin' in the Rain to my daughter and we also love to sing "Wake Up" from the show Lazytown. I just recently found a good one from Neil Sedaka. He sings "Waking Up is Hard to Do" to the tune of his classic, "Breaking Up is Hard to Do".
My morning routine starts about 45 minutes before my 5 school aged children awaken.I make my coffee,"find my groove" and set the dinette up for an-anything- goes breakfast, complete with glasses for milk/OJ and their flintstones vitamins marking the place settings.As a rule, clothing (including all underclothes) have been approved and laid out the night before. The lunches and backpacks,school supplies, and shoes have also been prepared the night before. Doing this really saves time in my house because once my kids are up, mornings are crazy! Something always goes awry!
As a kid, Mom had us take our showers the night before and layout our clothes and our backpacks so they'd be ready the next day. I guess when you've got five kids you have a lot of organization to make things work well in the morning. We'd all get up and go downstairs and mom would have cereal, chopped up fruit, milk, and bowls and spoons set up at the table so we could each pick our favorites and go to town (rice crispies, shredded wheat, puffed wheat, corn flakes and cheerios were the cereals of choice - mom never bought the super sugary cereals). After breakfast it was upstairs to wash our faces, brush our hair and our teeth, get dressed, then out the door to school. It was rather boring to have cereal for breakfast every day, but that's what people did "back then" when you have a lot of kids.
Times have changed. My kids hate to sit down and eat ANYTHING in the morning, so I make them breakfast smoothies that they drink as they walk to the bus stop and wait for the bus. I discovered that Capri Sun has enough sugar in it to prevent it from freezing into a solid, unbreakable block, so I just freeze the packets overnight. The next morning I simply smack 2 frozen packages on the edge of the counter a couple times before cutting open the bottoms of the packages and dumping them into the blender on top of two chopped up bananas or a cup of berries of some kind and one package of plain yoghurt then hit the crush button. In less than 2 minutes I have healthy breakfast smoothies that I pour into plastic ziploc bags, insert a straw into it. My kids drink them at the bus stop, then fold the straw in half and put it in the ziploc bag before sealing it up. Breakfast is done, the trash is contained, and they're ready for a full day of school.
We vary the flavor of Capri Sun, they type of fruit, and sometimes add light flavored yoghurt to get a wide variety of different flavors so they don't have to have the same thing each morning - sometimes they even choose to have icy slushies and we add a couple tablespoons of water and extra fruit instead of yoghurt.
get backpacks ready and put keys and phone together for all- coats shoes- you names it..we even set out the bowls and dry stuff ...and always have late I am late i need something to grab bags ready with juice and nonperishables (in fact my kids keep snack bars in their lockers and share with friends who forget their lunch or don't eat breakfast- so its cool to go. Not having breakfast is like sending a kid off without a brain till lunch- really empty belly does not help with concentration when teh stomach is growling.
Make sure baths are done the night before to leave more time in the morning.
I have a "lunch" area where I keep everything needed for packing lunches. Makes it a "one-stop" for the five lunches I make each school day.
Growing up it was just me and my mom in the mornings in a small house with a tiny bathroom. She would come in and grunt something about morning, we would go about getting dressed, and fed and out the door and rarely actually spoke to each other until we were in the car and actually on our way. It's a beautiful thing when non morning people understand each other.
Enter me please! Oh growing up, we always had a hot breakfast. Now it's cereal and fruit for me, but I always eat breakfast.
Now- my biggest thing is even in the summer I wake up and shower when hubby gets up. It gives us a few minutes of quiet time and if I am very lucky I can get some computer time before the kiddos awaken.
Minimizing what you need to do in the morning helps a lot - boys are often okay showering the night before (none of that "but my HAIR! is a MESS!"), and if you ensure that things like packing backpacks, choosing clothes, and preparing basic breakfasts are all done the night before, mornings can be more relaxed.
We chop fruit for a smoothie the night before and just mix in fruit and yogurt in the mornings.
When I was a kid the first thing I would do was eat breakfast while watching cartoons.
I don't have children so I routine is pretty basic. I get up at 6:45am, get dressed, I don't wear like any make up, make my lunch, brush teeth and put curlers in my hair. I work in a Special Needs School so life is pretty hectic for 7 hrs!! :) I'm kind of like a Mom! :) I work with preschoolers & middle School kids also.
I usually wake up, wash my face, have a quick snack and head over to the gym. Once I come back from the gym, I usually have to make myself a lunch before I head off to work and school. I'm practically out all day until I return from work at 7pm.
My only way to get out the door on time is to make sure to take a shower before my 2-year-old gets up. Otherwise, it's all downhill from there!
After pushing the snooze button a few times, I roll out of bed and hit the shower. I then eat a light breakfast while watching the news. I get dressed, brush my teeth and then give my wife a kiss goodbye.
I always snooze once, but then I'm up and out the door within 30 minutes.
Even as an adult I like to pick out my outfit the night before an knw what I am having for breakfast.That way there is no wasting time.I also like to take a shower the night before instead of morning to save time as well.
My morning rituals when I were a kid was to lay out my clothing and take my bath the night before, so when I wake up all I have to do was wash my face & brush my teeth, eat breakfast, and get dress and leave for school. My parents always told me that the love me and to do well in school. I've taught my children how to be independent early on (i.e. making their own breakfast, choosing their outfits, etc.. and they yet utilize this morning routine tip on a daily basis.
My morning routine always revolves around my darling dog! We always go out for a thirty or forty minute walk in the morning, which is a great way to start the day.
This is pretty funny! My mom LOVED Pancakes.. so she would fix them for my twin and me almost EVERY single morning! She would Slather them in butter and DRENCH THEM in Syrup and then give me a Thimble full of milk to wash them down!
When my 5 year old little throat would close up from all that fat and sugar (hahah) I would beg her for more milk! She would say "of sure.. when you finish your pancakes!!!" I gagged down about 8 billion pancakes back in the day with about 6 teaspoons of milk!
We just make sure We eat something to start the day off right!!!
I love the good morning song..cute!!
Very nice contest!! Thanks for the opportunity!
Our main plan was preparing the night before..of course having all papers signed, bookbags ready, and their outfits selected and ready to go!
I would always get up early(most days) and prepare breakfast. We would do make ahead breakfast casseroles sometimes too so it was much faster in the morning.
I have to have my coffee!
Crazy around our house in the mornings between getting son to Chess Club meetings or track practices before school Monday through Friday get home get daughter to the bus stop. I premake alot of breakfast foods the weekend before and zap in microwave to reheat, a juice pouch and we ready for the day.
My mom was IN THE CAR at 7:57am. If we weren't? We were walking. No questions or bargaining out of it.
Now days I find that if we make getting ready a priority before breakfast we're much more timely so we can get to the best part of waking up, FOOD.
To get kids up in the morning I open the blinds and bring them a glass of orange juice to help wake them up.
Looking back, mornings were a breeze as a kid. My mother always had me prepare the night before... shower, clothes picked out, etc. Mornings consisted of waking up (half the battle), brushing hair and teeth, dressing, and a quick breakfast. My how things have changed. Unfortunately, mornings aren't that simple anymore. My key ingredient to a successful morning is caffiene!
Planning breakfast the night before.
Our morning routine means hubby waking up half an hour before I get up. He starts the coffee pot and gets everything sorted, then keeps the rest of the family on track.
If he's ever ill, the house grinds to a halt!
I don't have kids of my own yet, but when I was younger...we always tried to have some semblence of a schedule from when to get up, having everything ready the night before to go, and we had uniforms so that alwaysss helped the clothes dilemma. We didn't waste time figuring out WHAT to wear, only that we had our outfits each day in the right spot.
We all tried to work around each other too, depending on who left when so we aren't walking all over the whole family if we could help it.
When I was young my mom was always up very early in the morning. In the winter she would have Oatmeal or Cream of Wheat ready for us and in the warmer months pancakes or bacon and eggs. We looked forward to breakfast so there was no problem with getting us up.
Our morning routine goes smooth because we plan the night before. My family lets me know what they want for breakfast and I get most of it ready the night before. I like to use the individual cereal boxes or instant oatmeal on the mornings that we are rushed. I always have my clothes picked out the night before. If I don't plan then it becomes a mad rush.
I lay school clothes out at night and get up and help my kids with getting ready and they either eat a bowl of cereal or a cereal bar and sometimes if I have 5 minutes scrambled eggs. In my area the grade school kids (all of them) get free lunches in their classrooms.
My tip is to establish a routine and stick to it. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway!
Plenty of coffee is a must for my morning routine.
I always plan lunch and lay my clothes out the night before. I bought an automatic feeder for my cats which holds about 5lbs of food and goes off 3x a day which helps because im not tripping over hungry cats the second i get out of bed.
I do all my preparations for the day ahead...the night before! I pack lunches, lay out clothes, gather papers, have the kids take baths/showers, and even set the breakfast table, all to make the morning run smoothly.
Our routine is simple. We get the boys up (sometimes it's hard to get my oldest up!), get dressed and turn the tv on for a bit while I get a simple breakfast together such as pop tarts, cereal, toast, etc.
BB comes in at seven-zero-zero. He snuggles for a bit. Get up with him, get him oatmeal, get me coffee. Get started on work. Work until LB wakes around 8:30. Repeat breakfast with him. Work a bit more. Chase them around the house and play games until lunch.
Our Routine Parents up at 530. I go for a walk while DH hits the computer. WHen I get back local news, and coffee. DH leaves about 7 while I watch national AM news. Son gets up about 7ish so there is a fight as to his TV shows or mine. By 730 i give up and he gets TV. I shower and check computer. Son usually wants breakfast about 8. by then I am on my second cup of coffee. after breakfast we start school.
since it is summer, our mornings are pretty chill now. but we still wake up with the sun 6:30 at least, eat some breakfast, and make sure to take showers. that starts the day off right!
We're boring. Hopefully, The Boy is still asleep while we get ready. Then we get him dressed. He brushes his teeth and I sing, "This is the way we brush our teeth..."
My dog, Pepper, usually wakes me up first thing wanting to go out. She will bark until I get up! During the school year, I get my kids up and ready for school. Summer is more laid back. I have teenagers, so they sleep til at least 10:00am.
My morning routines consist of me letting the dogs out and trying to get the hubby out of bed...he is harder to wake up than most kids. I then head to Starbucks for my coffee and off to work!!!!
Plan the night before, or create a "menu" list on a clip board so the kids have a limited selection for breakfast. Have them pick before bedtime so you know what to fix and hit the ground running.
I always prepare my children's breakfast while they're still asleep. That way when they get up, they can eat right away and get their energy up.
I put everything out the night before. Clothes, socks, shoes, hair ties, jackets - backpacks by the door. Glasses, bowls on the table. Being prepared is the only way I can get all the kids ready to go.
No kids in the house here, but I still have a routine. I get up at 5:30, have coffee while I check emails, feed the cats, pack a lunch and I'm off to work at 6:15.
Some morning routine tips? Keep your breakfasts simple - cold pizza, cereal, fruit. All good, and not too much hassle. If you have a coffee pot that has an automatic timer, all the better! And keep the TV off in the morning! It's far too easy to settle in and watch TV when you should be getting going.
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I agree with Suburban Stepmom just lay everything out the night before matching socks, shoes, decent outfit.
Then in the morning all you have to do is brush your teeth, shower, do a few dishes while breakfast is cooking and pick up the house before leaving so you return to a clean home.
Growing up there was nothing that made my mom crazier than hair hanging in your eyes. I was, once again, attempting to grow my bangs out and my mom told me constantly to pin it back or she'd cut it herself. Naturally, I didn't believe her until one morning when I came down for breakfast on my way to school. My mom grabbed a pair of pinking shears and cut my bangs while I was shoveling cereal into my mouth. So I went to school with the most uneven bangs ever until I got home and she took me to the hairdresser to correct it.
I enjoy waking my kids up by entering their room singing to them. Having breakfast waiting for them helps too.
when I was a kid my routine was to get up and grab something to eat, get dressed and brush my teeth, then it was either walk to school, play with friends, or hang out around the house.
The only tip I can give is to be calm!
My morning goes much easier if I make sure to have everything we'll need to wear and take with us laid out..but that doesn't always happen, of course! If it does, things go much smoother!
We do get a little exercise in the morning and try to get a lot of nutrition in everyone's diet.
I've never been a morning person, even as a kid, so I learned early to do as much as possible the night before to get ready. My mom helped me learn that lesson and it's still one that works for me all these years later.
When I was a kid, my mom and I decided which clothes I'd be wearing tomorrow, and hung them on my door. When I got up, all I had to do was curl my hair (not an easy task) and put on my clothes. Breakfast was a maybe.
I really can't remember any morning rituals as a child. I do remember my Mom waking me up by pulling the blankets completely off of me from the foot of the bed. I'm not the nicest person in the morning. My morning routine now is to drag myself out of bed after hitting the snooze button 2-3x then racing around the house trying to get myself everybody else ready and out the door. Did I mention I hate mornings?
I am the oldest, so my morning was usually spent getting my sisters ready for school and making sure we left in time to catch our bus! I'd have to wake them up - usually by singing or something, but it worked! I don't think we were ever late for school!
We get up and shower, dress and meet in the kitchen. I make breakfast, we watch the news or TODAY show and then we are all off for the day.
My mom was NOT the typical "healthy breakfast" mom. My sister and I always joke that if we would complain in the morning that there was nothing to eat Mom would say "What are you talking about?!? There is perfectly good birthday cake right there on the counter." Unfortunately, some of that has stuck with me for life and some mornings I do crave a big piece of cake!
I wake up long before everyone else so that I can make smoothies for breakfast. What they dont know is that I put veggies in their smoothies. All they know is that they taste good!
I love mornings!!! My son gets up and in the shower. then i get up to make coffee and a simple breakfast, eggs, hashbrowns, and a tortilla. The rest of the family gets up in time to have breakfast together. Then i send everyone off to school and work.......aahhhhhh!!!
Now for when I was a kid I refused to eat breakfast and you better let me sleep till the very last minute.
To speed up your morning routine, do as much preparation the night before as you can. Set the table for breakfast (I've even put dry cereal into bowls - just add milk and it's ready), lay out clothes, put bookbags by the front door, pack lunches, etc.
The usual for me ... try to get everything ready the night before.
I don't have children, but I often babysit for my sister and close friends, and I often use the same techniques that my mom used on me growing up, which still work on me since I'm equally stubborn most of the time! For instance, I will program alarm clocks to play our favorite songs to start us off on the right note, entice them with the smell of their favorite breakfast foods (and myself with the aroma of coffee brewing in my auto-timer brewer), and have them look forward to walking my two dogs in the morning, which is an activity we always look forward to. I've found this set of strategies works pretty well, even on weekends! Thanks for the giveaway!
My morning routine is to make sure I have enough coffee. That's it.
My morning routine is always really hectic. Its a study in chaos. The best tip I have for making things less chaotic is an egg timer. I use it as a motivating tool especially for showers. If I didn't regulate it I would pay millions in water bills. So it becomes kind of a game who can get their shower in under the timer.
My tip is to keep it FUN and not boring, otherwise the kids will control the morning!
I don't have kids so for me the biggest struggle in the morning is getting up in time to have breakfast and not just the horrible coffee at the convenience store. I've tried everything from setting my clock ahead to setting three alarms and it seems my body just knows when the very last second to get up is. Breakfast bars and anything I can grab in 3 seconds is my best tip for taming a hectic morning.
Back in the day, my mother and I took turns spraying each other with a water bottle to wake up. I plan on doing the same for my son when he is old enough. It really does work.
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Very Be Careful (VBC) is a Los Angeles band that plays Colombian vallenato music, a traditional cumbia sound that centers around the accordion, backed with percussion and bass.
The group was started in 1998 in Los Angeles by accordionist Ricardo"Ricky G" Guzman and his bass playing brother Arturo "Brickems" Guzman. They were soon joined by Richard "Mil Caras" Panta on Caja Vallenata, Craig "Peabody" Martín on Guacharaca and Dante "The Rip" Ruiz on Cowbell.

They have independently released 7 full-length studio albums mixed with equal parts traditional covers and original material. They have also toured to Japan playing one of the largest festivals there with over 100,000 people attending in 2005, The Fuji Rock Festival as well as one of London's largest, The Glastonbury Festival. In 2006, Very Be Careful completed a European tour.

Discography

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External links
Very Be Careful
VBC on kcet.org
Very Be Careful, "Escape Room" on Billboard
Very Be Careful interview on Latino USA
Los Angeles' Very Be Careful on continuing Colombia's Vallenato tradition (Sounds and Colours)

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The Law Offices of Gene S. Hagood is committed to helping people suffering from side effects caused by Risperdal (also known as Risperidone), a drug linked to diabetes, increased risk of stroke and breast growth in boys under 18. This powerful drug was the focus of a $181 million settlement in 2012, because the drug was allegedly improperly marketed for use in children, even though Risperdal has reportedly not been established to be safe or effective in children.
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Q: Ms Access relationship between two different type of field I have a trusted MS Access database about invoices, procurement. I use it 4 years ago now, but need a re-do, to solve problems, build new things in to it, make it more easier to use. I started using MS Access more then a decade ago, but this is the first time I must ask.
I have only one problem doing that.
I have two tables which has a relationship, one-to-many. One is about invoice data, the other is invoice items. In the invoice table the invoice number is an autonumber with a specified format. There is a split form, where should be a filtered datasheet, filtered to the actual invoice numbers. Now it is not working, because the two connected field parameters are not match.
Yes the one is auto number, the other stored as short text.
In the old database I stored the invoice number as short text, but I hate to fill a new invoice number all the time when I create one. This must be a new feature to the database, to fill it automatically.
For more precise information:
Invoice number:
Data type: autonumber
Field size: Long integer
New values: Increment
Format: "SZ"00000
If you believe my approach is not ideal, your ideas are welcome.

A: Good database design principles suggest that you should add the invoice number as a number to the Invoice Items table. Then you would also be able to set the invoice number as a foreign key, which would help you to enforce referential integrity between the two tables. You can format the number as required when you read the table.

A: Convert either number and then filter/compare/match as you need:
NumericNumber = Val([TextNumber])

or:
TextNumber = CStr([NumericNumber])

If "SZ" is prefixed the text number, try:
TextNumber = "SZ" & CStr([NumericNumber])

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On a tree-lined riverbank in the Sarajevo district of Grbavica, Rabina Baltić pauses at her stall selling tubs of sweetcorn, and gestures in disgust. "Future?" she asks. "There's no future here! I have a university degree, but look how I work … We've lost hope. Every election it's all mixed, religion and politics." Twenty-three years after the end of its internecine war that left 100,000 dead, Bosnia-Herzegovina votes on Sunday to elect a bewildering number of national and sub-national presidencies, parliaments, and assemblies. Ethnic-nationalist parties representing the three main communities – Bosniak (Muslim), Serb, and Croat – are expected to top the polls as they have at most previous elections since the current political system was set up by the Dayton peace agreement in 1995. Hope that change will come to one of Europe's poorest countries is dwindling. The average monthly wage is just over €400 (£355), while unemployment stands at more than 20%, rising to over 45% among young people. The grim economic situation is a major factor driving emigration from the country.
Full Article: Bosnia-Herzegovina gears up for vote amid political frustration | World news | The Guardian.


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Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is home to some of the finest historic ships in the UK, with HMS Victory, HMS Warrior & The Mary Rose all iconic and tourist attractions helping bring in hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city. Soon to join this elite flotilla of ships is the HMS M.33, dry docked opposite the Victory and currently undergoing a huge refit inside and out ready for opening to the public in August. The M.33, a Monitor gun platform, was built in only 7 weeks specifically for ship to shore bombardment with it's two heavy 6 inch guns. The shallow draft with it's flat bottom design meant it could come close to the shoreline. The ship is one of a handful of Royal Navy craft left from WW1 and the only craft from the Gallipoli campaign, which occurred 100 years ago this year.
The redevelopment of the ship is restoring and redeveloping it from the bare metal up. The craft (and the dry dock) will welcome visitors in through new access points with the lower decks converted in to exhibition spaces. Working upwards the on deck cabins will be restored with the feel of a ship from 1915. The guns are also being lovingly restored by dedicated volunteers too.
Even with all this activity and work ongoing on the ship the National Museum of the Royal Navy is hoping to raise £19,150 to help finish the £2.4m project. The funding is being done through crowdfunding website Indigogo which is an innovative route for sourcing donations for the project for a ship of this type. You can watch the film below for all the details on how any donation will go towards creating another unique visitor experience celebrating the city and the nations nautical heritage.
I visited the ship to see progress in person on a rainy February day, the ship will be up there with its dockyard neighbours and not only that, you'll also get to actually be in the scheduled monument dry dock too to see the ship from a completely new perspective. You can find out lots more about the project and make a donation before 18th March at:
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This is the official report, published nearly 11 months after the first and only atomic bombings in history (to date), of a group of military physicians and engineers who accompanied the initial contingent of U.S. soldiers into the destroyed cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The report presents a clinical description of the devastation, loss of life and continued suffering of the survivors that resulted from the world's first and only atomic bombings. The appendix is an eyewitness account, contrasting vividly with the dispassionate sang-froid of the report itself, written by a German Jesuit priest who survived the blast at Hiroshima, and whose order assisted in rescue efforts following the catastrophic attack. This recording was completed on the 63rd anniversary of the events.
by The Manhattan Engineer District, June 29, 1946.


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Crime Mother Dies After Attempting to Break Up Fight at Niece's Baby Shower, Nephew Charged With Murder
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Famed Radio DJ Dan Ingram Dead at 83 After Choking on a Piece of Steak
Dan Ingram, the famed New York DJ who was a pioneer of AM top 40 radio, died on Sunday in his home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He was 83. Ingram had numerous neurological problems over the last few years due to a diagnosis of Parkinsonian syndrome in 2014, The New York Times reported. But according to his son, Christopher, his death was unrelated to his disease. Instead, Ingram died choking on a piece of steak, Christopher told The Times. He added to Allan Sniffen, founder of MusicRadio77, that his father "did not suffer." Radio stars like Don Imus and Dan Taylor mourned the loss on Twitter. Dan Ingram as great a rock and roll disc jockey who ever "talked up" a record. Monster voice, wit and intelligence. An honor to induct him into a radio hall of fame. #ripdaningram— Imus in the Morning (@WhereMyImusAt) June 25, 2018 So devastated. Lost a friend & mentor. Radio icon Dan Ingram passed away. If ya heard him @77WABCradio or @WCBSFM you'd know. Too young? Ya missed the best of the best. To my radio brethren, we lost a stellar communicator & they'll never be another like him. He was 83. #Radiopic.twitter.com/KbOv6TjNrd— Dan Taylor (@dantaylor) June 25, 2018 Dan Ingram could say more in 10 seconds then most of us could say in a minute. Many of us who worked in top 40 radio wanted to be him. We were so lucky to be able to hear him for 4 decades in NYC. https://t.
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A 39-year-old mother of five attempted to break up a fight between two men at her niece's baby shower. Instead, she was shot by her own nephew, according to police in Riverside, California.
Beatrice Romo later died from a wound to her stomach after being rushed to a nearby hospital, according to the Sacramento Bee.
Joshua Romo told the local NBC affiliate that he tried to drag his mother to safety, but by then it was already too late. He said:
I just heard a shot and see my mom fall to the floor. I was just telling her I love her…she was getting so pale. She just told me she was going to be okay on the gurney going into the ambulance.
Meet Frida! Brigitte Nielsen, 54, Shares a Sneak Peek at Her Newborn Baby Girl
Brigitte Nielsen Welcomes Fifth Child at 54 Brigitte Nielsen is a new mom again, as she welcomes a baby girl at the age of 54 Baby Frida is here, and mom Brigitte Nielsen and her husband, Italian model Mattia Dessi couldn't be more thrilled after a long and arduous journey. The Danish model and actress, 54, gave PEOPLE an exclusive look at the little raven-haired beauty, who arrived safely in a Los Angeles hospital on Friday, June 22, weighing 5 lbs., 9 oz, and measuring 19 inches long. "We are overjoyed to welcome our beautiful daughter into our lives," Nielsen told PEOPLE. "It's been a long road, and so worth it. We've never been more in love.
Her husband Ronnie Romero, 42, eulogized his wife in comments to The Riverside Press-Enterprise.
"My wife was loving, giving, awesome, amazing, beautiful, sexy," he said. "My wife was the woman men dream of, bro." Mr. Romero, a musician, had left the baby shower just prior to the shooting in order to work at another event.
Beatrice herself was a professional property manager and had spent the day before the baby shower decorating cakes, according to her husband. Her daughter Daisy Romo told KNBC it was hard to believe her death came at the hands of a family member.
"I'm never going to forgive him for taking my mom away," she said.
According to the Press-Enterprise, police arrested 37-year-old David Bonilla, Romo's nephew, on suspicion of murder, attempted murder, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. He's currently being held on $1 million bail.
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Now Beatrice is being hailed as a hero for trying to stop the fight that claimed her life at the Riverside Elk's Lodge on Saturday night. Daisy described the shock and chaos after the shots were fired.
"After the gunshots, everyone was like, 'It's Bea! It's Bea! Bea got hurt!'" she recalled.
A GoFundMe set up by her family makes a somber plea:
Hello Everyone, we all wish in our hearts this wasn't true, But with heavy hearts we ask for your support. On June 30th, Saturday evening we lost a dear Friend, Mother, Daughter, and loving Wife, Beatrice (Girl) Romo, she touched so many of us with her kindness and beautiful spirit. She was an innocent bystander caught up in something that should of never happened. Thank you for your support and prayers.
Joshua Romo spoke with the local CBS affiliate about the final moments of his mother's life.
"I just told her I loved her and that's it," he said through tears. "I felt like she was in so much pain."
Where long term plans and happiness once seemed a given, there's suddenly an enormous sense of uncertainty and doubt.
I thought I was going to grow old with my wife," Ronnie Romo said. "That was my goal. She was so loving and beautiful."
Chip Gaines Shares Sweet New Pic of Baby Crew: 'My Heart Is Full' .
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Лісопромисловий (лісовиробничий) комплекс - лісове господарство, деревообробна, целюлозно-паперова, лісохімічна і гідролізна промисловості. Продукція одного виробництва є сировиною для іншого. Лісозаготівельні підприємства дають деревину для лісопильних заводів. Пиломатеріали — вихідна сировина для меблевих фабрик. Відходи лісозаготівлі і деревообробки використовують у лісохімії, а також для виробництва паливних гранул. Тому вигідно створювати лісохімічні комбінати, де послідовну обробку деревини можна поєднувати з повною переробкою відходів.

Основною метою лісопромислових комплексів повинно бути створення та реалізація соціально-екологічних систем, які дозволяють лісу відновлюватись, щоб продовжувати стійке постачання екологічних лісоматеріалів і сировини.

Лісохімічна і гідролізна промисловість
Підприємства лісохімії переробляють деревину хвойних, листяних порід дерев (береза), використовують також кору, гілки дерев, живицю, хвою тощо. Тому у своєму розміщенні орієнтуються на лісопромислові райони. Вони виробляють метиловий спирт, каніфоль, камфору, скипидар, оцтову кислоту, деревне вугілля тощо.

Гідролізна промисловість порівняно нова. На підприємствах цієї галузі методом гідролізу деревини (тирси) і нехарчової сировини (кукурудзяних качанів без зерна, соломи, костриці, соняшникового лушпиння) виробляють етиловий і метиловий спирти, білкові дріжджі, кристалічний цукор (глюкозу та ін.).

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Ліс
Охорона довкілля
Охорона природи
Відновлювані території
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SellerCrowd, a SaaS startup in the advertising industry, was looking to engage a marketing consultant to help grow their paid member base in both their current vertical and newly launched vertical. They were looking for a marketer with experience growing paid online services businesses to provide recommendations on what to do within the product experience to increase conversion from test to paid, lower churn, and encourage members to share.
SellerCrowd was quickly introduced to Michael F., a data-driven lead gen and brand building expert. Michael brought prior CMO experience and a successful track record of generating high impact lead gen and sales growth strategies and tactics through to execution. Michael was able to develop a strategy and plan to generate business growth ideas spanning across multiple channels, in which he included specific action steps and recipes to follow to generate near-term impact for the company.


Recently I was privileged to take part in an online writing course. One of the exercises was to write a description that lasts only ten seconds. The essay was to be 300-500 words long and should not include any interior thoughts of the characters involved.
I think describing only ten seconds of time in 300 words did a good job of making sure the description was very detailed. Try it for yourself, it's a lot of fun. Here is what I came up with.
Tall dry grass concealed a tiny grey speck of life. A field mouse rustling in the undergrowth for a ripe seed caught her attention and the tabby froze in mid-step. Every bit of the cat's body was poised for the kill, even her hair lay in patterns designed to hide her.
The tiny rodent stopped short, even chewing stopped while he listened. Only mouse-sized heartbeat and respirations betrayed the dry grass tunnel beneath towering Bluestem and Aster.
Her delicate ears flattened slightly, as she sunk into a crouch. Her yellow eyes became almost entirely black as elongated pupils dilated to let in maximum light. Every muscle waited, taut with energy, to be released at the precise moment her prey dared to blink.
She sprang in a high-arching pounce. Nothing else existed for those moments in the air. Whiskers, ears, and tail were all held streamlined, so as not to slow or deviate her trajectory.
All of her weight, claws extended, bore down on a single spot, holding him tightly to the ground. Dagger teeth sunk into his back, snatching him off the ground. A whip of her head from side to side broke his neck.
She protectively tucked the prey under her chest, ears cocked to pick up the sound of any threat to her dinner. Her tail twitched and twisted, flattening the dry grass.
She rolled to her side, the mouse's lifeless body limp in her front paws. Her hind feet curled around to kick it out of her grip, giving the opportunity to spring and catch it again.


Successfully killing creeping charlie is the dream of most homeowners who like a nice lawn. The creeping charlie plant is rivaled only by dandelions in terms of difficulty to get rid of and control. While getting rid of the creeping charlie weed is difficult, if you know a few tips and tricks about how to get rid of creeping charlie, you can beat this annoying lawn invader.
Creeping charlie (Glechoma hederacea) is often called ground ivy due to its appearance and growth habits. Creeping charlie weed is a green vine whose leaves are round with scalloped edges. Creeping charlie has a small purple flower.
Creeping charlie plant is most easily identified by its growth habit. It is a vine that grows close to the ground and will form a mat-like ground cover if allowed to. The vines have nodes at each of the places where leaves grow and these nodes will form roots if they come in contact with the soil. This is part of the reason that creeping charlie weed is so frustrating, as you cannot simply pull it up. Every rooted node can turn into a new plant if left behind.
The first thing to understand when working to get rid of creeping charlie plant is that it, like most lawn weeds, thrive best in an unhealthy lawn. Be sure to use proper mowing, watering and fertilizing practices when caring for your lawn.
While creeping charlie weed is considered a broadleaf weed, it is not affected by all broadleaf spectrum herbicides. The only weed killers that are successful at killing creeping charlie are weed killers that contain dicamba. Even dicamba is only successful if applied several times at the right time.
In order to kill creeping charlie, you must apply dicamba based herbicide to your lawn in early fall when creeping charlie plant is growing most actively, which will leave it weakened enough so that it will have a difficult time surviving the winter. You can also apply in the late spring to early summer, but late spring to early summer applications will stall rather than eradicate creeping charlie in your lawn.
Also, only apply dicamba herbicide 3 days after mowing and do not mow for 3 days after applying it. This will allow the creeping charlie to grow more leaves, which will cause it to take in more herbicide and then will allow time for the herbicide to work through the plant's system.
You can get rid of creeping charlie in flower beds by either hand pulling (after rain or watering works best) or with smothering techniques, either using several layers of newspaper or a thick application of mulch, or even both together. After taking steps to control creeping charlie in your flower beds, keep a close eye out for it to reappear. Immediately remove any small creeping charlie plants that appear.
While many sources recommend Borax to kill creeping charlie, understand that this method can also easily kill your other plants as well. Not only that but using Borax to get rid of creeping charlie does not often work. It is best to avoid using Borax for killing creeping charlie.


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Anti-Muslim flyers found in Anne Arundel County
Police investigate whether crimes committed
Printed on a single sheet, each message couldn't have cost the person behind the letters left at each house in a four-block span of Brooklyn Park more than pennies to produce, but the fear it causes comes at a much greater cost.
By: Jeff Hager
Posted at 3:21 PM, Jun 23, 2020
BROOKLYN PARK, Md. — Printed on a single sheet, each message couldn't have cost the person behind the letters left at each house in a four-block span of Brooklyn Park more than pennies to produce, but the fear it causes comes at a much greater cost.
"When I opened it up to read it, it's somebody that is trying to attack Muslims, attack their religion, attack everything that's going on, and it scared me, because of what's already going on," said Connie Bates who found one outside her mother's house.
A block away, a Muslim immigrant from Pakistan, Khalid Mahmood, discovered one in front of his house.
"It is dangerous, and it's making people really hurt from inside," said Mahmood.
The letter questions how the white race is held to task for a history of slavery in a nation, which now accepts Muslims even though the author claims their holiest book, the Quran, supports slavery.
"I think he has no knowledge. That's why he's saying that. If he studied that, he'd probably figure out that he's wrong," explained Mahmood.
And he may find out his own constitutional rights don't come at the expense of others'.
"It is considered free speech, but it also is considered a hate-biased incident," said Marc Limansky of the Anne Arundel County Police Department, "It contains anti-Muslim sentiment and out department will investigate as always any occurrences or incidents involving a bias against a protected group."
If you find one of the flyers or if you see anything, which you view as offensive, you are encourage to call and report it to police.


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DJ Vin Focuses on Music After the Release of His Book 'How to Overcome a Pandemic as a Musical Artist'
Vineet Korpal is widely known for hit songs like "Until We Make It," "Off The Lot," and "In My Zone."
by Alexander Maxwell VIP Contributor.
Adaptability is a key quality of every creative person. Learning new skills and setting a bar with his works, Vineet Korpal alias DJ Vin is giving a new meaning to versatility. A popular name in the music industry, Korpal is widely known for hit songs like "Until We Make It," "Off The Lot," and "In My Zone."
Born in Toronto to two immigrant parents from India, the young guy's passion for music developed after listening to the tracks of 2Pac and The Beatles among others. While pursuing an undergraduate degree at Trent University, he got more inclined towards DJing and started performing at various clubs across Ontario.
Along with DJ-ing, he expanded his creativity in music production and he has gotten more than 250,000 streams solely on Spotify. DJ Vin's type of music can be described as an amalgamation of different genres. He is currently working on Hip Hop with a surprise twist element in it. If you thought that music was only his ground, this talented guy has gone one step further and has unleashed his writing skills. During the COVID-19 epidemic, Korpal has added a new profession under his belt as an author. His debut book How to Overcome a Pandemic as a Musical Artist recently got released and it is making waves on the internet.
The book is available on Amazon store and it is already gaining positive momentum from one and all. He brought the larger idea about his thoughts through this book and it took him more than a month to write the debut book which talks about how creative personalities particularly music artists must stay strong during the pandemic. Moreover, the book is an inspiration for many people and it has been on top in several categories like musician biographies and music e-books. Available as a paperback and in Kindle edition, the book became #1 on how new releases. Korpal is sure that the book will get a lot of love from musical artists, performers and producers.
When asked what's next for him, Korpal was quoted saying, "My main focus would be on music. It is my passion which has given me so much love and recognition today. With things easing out in the COVID-19 pandemic, I have resumed work on my musical project and I have finished several demo tapes and will be shooting music videos very shortly. I plan to release a music album by early 2021."
Adding to it, DJ Vin revealed that he is also keen on writing another book for music artists. With a massive success, we are hopeful that just like his debut book, the author and DJ will stun everyone with his forthcoming projects. Let's wait for this creative mind to surprise us with his new works yet again.
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Q: JavaScript - filter in loop, create duplicate I want to filter an array with another array in order to know if there are new people.
const people = [
    { "name": "jerry" },
    { "name": "tom" },
    { "name": "alex" }
]
const newList = [
    { "name": "bran" },
    { "name": "jerry" },
    { "name": "john" }
]

const new_people = []

for (const pp of people) {

    let result = newList.filter(newL => newL.name != pp.name)

    if (result) {
        new_people.push(result)
    }
}

console.log(new_people)

This is the result:
[
  [ { name: 'bran' }, { name: 'john' } ],
  [ { name: 'bran' }, { name: 'jerry' }, { name: 'john' } ],
  [ { name: 'bran' }, { name: 'jerry' }, { name: 'john' } ]
]

But I'm looking for:
[ { name: 'bran' }, { name: 'john' } ]

I would like to avoid the loop because it makes duplicate in the result but I don't know how I can't do it without the loop.

A: First make a temporary array of people name:
const peopleNames = people.map(pp => pp.name);

Then the peopleNames will be as follows:
['jerry', 'tom', 'alex']

Now filter the new people from the newList:
const newPeople = newList.filter(pp => !peopleNames.includes(pp.name));

The newPeople will be an array of objects that you are looking for.
[{name: 'bran'}, {name: 'john'}]

A:

const people = [
    { "name": "jerry" },
    { "name": "tom" },
    { "name": "alex" }
]
const newList = [
    { "name": "bran" },
    { "name": "jerry" },
    { "name": "john" }
]
const output = newList.filter(a => people.filter(x => x.name == a.name).length == 0);
console.log('By USing Filter', output);
//filter the newList and retain those object, which are not present in the people

//Way 2: By using some
//const output2 = newList.filter(a => !people.some(x => x.name == a.name));
//console.log('By Using Some', output2);

A: You can use Array's reduce method to get the desired result:
const new_people = newList.reduce((accVal, e) =>
    (people.map(p => p.name).includes(e.name))
    ? accVal
    : accVal.concat({ "name": e.name } ),
[ ] )


A pastor has allegedly been caught 'canoodling' with a church member in a hotel in Benin. According to a Facebook user, Castro Wayne, the incident occurred earlier today.
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The Beit Professorship of Commonwealth History is one of the senior professorships in history at the University of Oxford.  It was established in 1905 as the Beit Professorship of Colonial History. It is the first imperial professorship in the United Kingdom. The post is held in conjunction with a fellowship at Balliol College, Oxford.

Beit Professors
Hugh Egerton (1905–1920)
Sir Reginald Coupland (1920–1948)
Vincent T. Harlow (1950–1963)
John Andrew Gallagher (1963–1971)
Ronald Robinson (1971–1987)
Judith M. Brown (1990–2011)
James Belich (2011–)

References

Commonwealth History, Beit
Commonwealth History, Beit
Balliol College, Oxford
1905 establishments in England
Lists of people associated with the University of Oxford


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Life Science Nation (LSN) is a global partnering ecosystem that allows early-stage companies with compelling technology assets to get plugged into the early-stage investor and channel partner's radars with minimal cost and a big ROI. LSN is a global matching platform for early-stage buyers and sellers across the domains of Drugs, Devices, Diagnostics and Digital Health – the "4 Ds". LSN curates two databases: a buy-side of global cross-border early-stage investors/partners and a sell-side of global cross-domain technology assets. LSN also offers a sourcing and ranking service for clients who need to source and rank technology assets for channel, pipeline and portfolio development. LSN owns and operates the Redefining Early Stage Investments (RESI) conference series, a funding superstructure that runs five times a year during J.P. Morgan in San Francisco (January), alongside BIO Europe (March), alongside BIO U.S (June), Boston (September) and Asia in Shanghai and Taipei (November). LSN also owns and operates the Focus on Cures Accelerator (FOC) that provides international startups a Boston-based footprint and helps them develop and execute a global investor and channel partner strategy. Learn more at www.lifesciencenation.com
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Dennis Ford is an entrepreneur and author with expertise in sales, marketing, and business development. He has spent most of his career finding, vetting and launching a myriad of technology-based companies. Over the last decade, he has worked extensively with global alternative investors and is deeply interested in getting funding for high-growth early-stage technologies. He is a big proponent of using profiling and matching technology to find that all-important business fit in the marketing and selling process. In today's context Dennis can connect early stage life science companies with 10 categories of global partners thus making the finding of capital and distribution channels very efficient.
Dennis created the Redefining Early Stage Investments conference series to facilitate an interactive ongoing dialog between buyers and sellers in the life science arena. Before LSN, Dennis was the President and CEO of a company that improved the way hedge fund and private equity fund managers raised capital and marketed their funds to investors.
Ford is the author of The Peddler's Prerogative and The Life Science Executive's Fundraising Manifesto, two well-received sales and marketing books.
Greg Mannix is Vice President of International Business Development at Life Science Nation. After graduating from the University of California, he moved to Europe where he began a career in the life sciences and obtained a Master's degree from IE Business School in Madrid. He has extensive experience in sales and marketing management in the medical devices field. He has worked extensively in Europe, North America and Latin America and he speaks English, Spanish and French. Greg's role at LSN is to provide international early-stage companies with the tools and strategies to succesfully fundraise and to facilitate cross-boarder investments, licensing and M&A transactions.
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Sourcing and developing relationships with investors and strategic licensing partners is a fundamental ongoing process, and is a critical part of any global partnering campaign. It takes 9-18 months and the strategy is to find equity and licensing partners that are a fit for your stage of development and products and get on their radar screens. You need to get a global target list of potential partners and go after them. Whether an opportunity for your current campaign, or a future one, or even if they can introduce you to another interested party ( a pointer), cultivating these relationships is how it is done and what works.
How do you know which investors are your best targets?
How do you make your first meeting a success, making the best possible impression?
This session will go over how to identify which investors are the best fit for you and how to nail your first meeting, to improve your chances of building a lasting relationship.
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To win capital, you must stand out from the crowd. The first way to do that is to have top-notch marketing collateral. The workshop discusses how to provide potential investors with high-quality, professional materials—materials that engage them, communicate your message clearly and concisely, and present the information they want to see in a way that helps them to decide quickly and easily if you are a potential fit for their needs.
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The Houston Rockets became the "smallest" team in the league, after deciding to trade Clint Capela on February.
Mike D' Antoni talked on an IG interview with Cayleigh Griffin about the team's decision to trade its starting center and go "small".
"We went small because we really thought — the way our team was structured and the abilities of our guys — there were certain keys that we had to have," D'Antoni said. "Playing traditional wasn't efficient enough to win a championship."
"Coming in fourth place, third place, second place just wasn't good enough. We really believe the analytics, from Daryl all the way down to the coaching staff and players, this wasn't getting it done."
The Rockets' ensembled around their superstars a squad consisting of several players, who can guard multiply positions.
All in all, the "notorious" small-ball may or may not lead the team to the coveted NBA title. Either way, if the season returns, the Rockets will win or lose on their own terms.
#Rockets Coach D'Antoni on why small ball works: "We have a weird team." #OneMission pic.twitter.com/v3Y3qmijjw
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In recent weeks I successfully implemented a Let's Encrypt certificate for the site and its subdomains and am forcing https site-wide. Could this be the culprit? Is there something I need to change in wp-config.php, .htaccess or elsewhere?
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You mentioned in a previous post that you manually upgraded to BuddyPress 3.0.
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Voyage en Icarie és una novel·la escrita pel filòsof Étienne Cabet i publicada el 1840. S'hi descriu una utopia comunista, els termes de la qual l'autor havia somiat i de seguida va començar a intentar fer realitat redactant una constitució per a una Icària real. Els icarians van ser un moviment utòpic francès, fundat per Étienne Cabet, que va portar els seus seguidors a Amèrica on van establir un grup de comunes igualitàries durant el període de 1848 a 1898. Karl Marx esmenta Voyage en Icarie en una carta de 1843 al seu col·laborador Arnold Ruge, contrastant la «utopia comunista» del llibre amb les condicions reals i pragmàtiques necessàries per a construir el socialisme a l'Alemanya del seu temps.

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Voyage en Icarie (text complet en francès) a Archive.org
 The Communistic Societies of the United States, per Charles Nordhoff, 1875

Novel·les en francès del segle XIX
Llocs ficticis
Socialisme utòpic


Home English Villain For NTR28 Confirmed!
Young Tiger Jr NTR is working hard on his physique for his upcoming movie under the direction of Trivikram Srinivas. The shooting is set to commence from tomorrow.
As the start date is nearing the makers are busy finalizing the cast and crew. Actor Jagapathi Babu is reportedly signed for a negative role in this flick. If this report is true, then it would be Trivikram's first film under Trivikram's direction and second with NTR.
To be produced by Haarika & Hassine Creations, Pooja Hegde will share the screen with NTR.


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I am a radiation oncologist who specializes in caring for people with cancers of the chest, known as thoracic cancers. These include lung cancer, mesothelioma, and thymoma. I have expertise in stereotactic and proton-beam radiation therapies. I treat patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering Basking Ridge.
I grew up in northern New Jersey and am thrilled to be part of a community that has already given me so much. I love working with inspired people who are motivated to help others and advance the future of cancer care.
I find it gratifying to see patients' lives and outlooks change once they gain more knowledge about their disease. For some, the fear of the unknown is scarier than a diagnosis. I strive to relieve my patients' uncertainties and guide them through their care. In addition, my passions for technology and research make the rapidly evolving field of radiation oncology a great fit for me.
My goal is to maximize quality of life for my patients. My current research and clinical interests involve applying advanced technologies to more precisely target the primary tumor and avoid healthy tissue.
In my spare time, I love running, cooking, traveling, and spending time with my family.
I strive to relieve my patients' uncertainties and guide them through their care.
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